The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-10-26

Cir GeTfgrapt.
MONROE. La, OCTOBER 70, 1850.
Habitual constipation produces Pill 90
Cascarine is cure for both.
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See advertisement choice residence lots
for sale on west side river below bridge.
Services at Presbyterian church to-mor-
row at IL a. m. Subject: "The Tongue"
The guaranteed cure for dyspepsia and
INDIGESTION is Cascarine; pleasant to take
and mild in action.
We learned through private sources yes
terday that young Ward. who was on trial
at Bastrop for murder, was acquitted
Thursday.
Trouble may come, joy may tarry, dis ap-
pointment is ever ready, and fortune may
lag. But Cascarine never fails to regulate
the liver, and cure headaches.
A freight train on the ", S. Il P. was
wrecked near Quebec Tuesday and the
west bound passenger was delayed in conse-
quence several hours. No one was hurt.
The pecan crop this year in this vicinity
almost q total failure. The small boy
will therefore have to invent some other
fall sport to take the place Of chunking Pc
cans and playing jack-in-the-busb.
Our minds are as different as our faces.
We are travelling to our destination-Hap-
piness. The shortest and surest way to get
there is to take Cascarine, which regulates
the liver and cures Indigestion.
The TELEGRAPH prints to-day, "Sketch
Of Ouachita in 1855" by Commandante Jean
Filhiol. The sketch originally appeared
in the New Orleans States on the 18th Of last
August. It will be found both interesting
and valuable reading. sire
The cotton receipts at the compress for
the week ending Thursday night, oath
inst, were 1900 bales shipments 900 bales,
stock on hand 2759 bales. The total re-
ceipts up to date are 400 bales ahead OF
those for the same time last year.
4 Ifs,r Jupiter Pluvius does not send rain
pretty soon there will be q "water famine"
in this city. Many cisterns are now dry
aud some have to beg water from their
neighbors, have it hauled from the river or
buy it. Now is good time to have your
cisterns cleaned.
front of it's building handsomely ornament
1>0 hAa
put in, handsome shades hung. the brick
front painted and penciled and the facings
painted lovely gold color. The Monroe
National is a gilt-edge concern.
The gin house on Hon. F. p. Stubbs'
King plantation and about sixteen bales of
cotton contained therein, wero totally des-
troyed by fire last Wednesday night about
$3.50 O'Clock. The gin was a valuable one
and the loss is heavy. Tho fire is supposed
to be incendiary as there is no other way Of
accounting torit.
The meeting of the City Teachers Insti-
tute, called for to-day, has been postponed
until Saturday, November 16. Those inter-
ested in the cause of education and the sue
cess of these institutes will please bear this
caange of date in mind and give the insti-
tute the encouragement of their presence
Oh Saturday, November 10th.
A negro boy was run over aud killed by
the ", 8. s. p. Sundays east bound pas
senger train near Mounds. The boy was
apparently asleep on the track and could
not be seen by tho engineer until too late
to stop tho train on account Of The high
grass growing ON the road bod in that vi
cinity. He was literally cut to pieces.
The supper given at Grace church rectory
Thursday evening by Mrs. l.. d. McLain,
for the benefit of the rectory fund, was an