The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05

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MONROE. La. JANUARY 5, 1859.
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S. MEYER.
GREAT SACRIFICES
IN CLOTHING.
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them quick and will offer them
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GREATLx1Epp CEDlPlTrEs
Call early and secure the
great bargains in clothing.
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Big bargains III clothing At s. Meyers.
Go to Baltic Il Brewers, for fresh onions
sets, red and white. :. .iE;4
For fancy and toilet articles go to Bsilie
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PSfst oGitry vindskaf for sals W flcasst
noy Il Co., West Monroe, La.
Ferrys, Buis,s & Landriths garden seeds
just received at Rattle 4 Brewers.
Call at the acknowledgements Grocery
Company for a 1ins White Sewing Machine.
Alma si.oes polish Is guaranteed not to
crack or injure leather. For sale by Railie
4 Brewer. 81 ( = i g.:E -.a .ti
Highest and. only awartl on sewing ma
chimes taken Ivy the White at the Cincinnati
Centennial.
There will he seryicas at the Methodist
church tomorrow, morning and evening,
the new pastor, Rev. 7. J. Upton. occupying
mo rs vsll6Sh1eaa1kA :, i, Al s;,s
Electric Light aud Power Company has
been signedaaAd dt.e- plantc ordered. Our
city will soon be illuminated in first-clsss
style. sefstsssA sparz:,s. g
Several applications have been made
here during the Rsyk Nssks fox l.nds by i'm
migrants seekf6g MONIES. { aftifos having
lands to sell Or rept would DO well to make
tho fact kRas ssGIsLas,
DISTRICT sRsgptHaQrsnd Chancellor J. f.
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Lodge. X. Off. will go to Calhoun this even
ing f Lodge q sSss Paisse. " ''''''
Louisiana cleaned mp Mississjp3i In the
cooking main last Saturday. The Mis-
sissppi boys dids not have to; walk home
but they did nos 3sfa away any very great
amount of surplus cash.
.aRAASS r-vr y -
There Gas Been deadlock in the cotton
market for the past month, very little OF
the tleecy staple havthes skssna moved.
There are now about 6,OOO bales on the
yards in Monroe AVID Wsst Mouroe.
There will be meeting OF the stockhol-
tlers and Board Of Directors ofthe Ouschita
Valley Railway Company at the Court
House next Monday night. A full atten-
dance IL de6ssSlf as there will he business
of great Importance transacted.
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DeFnty Sheriff and Tax Collector J. Z.
Mcclure made his settlement with Parish
Treasurer +. r. Miilssps of parish taxes
collected for the quarter ending December
81. 1888, yesterday. The amount paid into
the treasury was q littieover Is 900.
The stAfgestiop4i in the Ruiietin last We'd
nesday that open policies should be given
all shippsrs to this po.nt from the tributa.
riess stouid Nc ~ once acted upon by our
business mon. Large consiguments Of cot
are being forced by us through to New Or
leans by this failure to insure shippers
against loss. 1t seems To us that this is n
matter easily to be accommodated amt it
should he done at once.
Mr.. D. d. Dennis, brother OF 7. r. Dennis,
now in Jail charged with the murder of e.
G. Crosley, and his father-in-law, Mr.. Har-
per. OF Paris, Texas. arrived here last Tues
day morning for the purpose of securing
the RELEASE OF the accused under bond, but