The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-02
Society and Personal.

city Thursday. 90 -. ID M
Mr., 8. Whited returned from . bassnss.
trip to New Orleans Thursday.
JndessA.;I. SLACK, Of rsilulah, was II
the city Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. Stephen Faux and wife, ofRayville
were visitors to Monroe Thursday.
Messrs. J. W. Simms aud b. Q. Edwards
Of Rayville, ware in the city yestsfday.
Col. L. F. Mason, Secretary OF State, is il
the city, tho guest of Hon. Chas. ]. Boatnsr
Caldweltwatchman.. DR.. ]. H. McCor
mick. Of tue firm of Mitchell & Mccormick
Of Monroe, was in town on Wednesday
last.
Senator J. s.. Boa.ner returned Wednes,
day evening from Vidalia where he has
been for the past three weeks on legal
business. lsn
Mr.. ]. g. Tremble, of the Farmerville
Gazette. spent several days of the past
week here looking after his interests in
this point.
Rev. VIM. Hart, of Columbia, associate
editor Of the Caldwell Watchman, has been
in the city for the past several days in the
interest Of his paper. We trust his mission
proved highly Satisfactory
Ruston Caligraph: Mr.. j. r. Richardson,
of Monroe, has accepted clerkshlp in the
drug store Of Mr.. ]. B. Pollard. We trust
that the young gentlemen will find Euston
q pleasant place to live in.
Caldwell Waterman: Uncle Billy
Mcdonald, who lives near the Castor
Springs this year. tells Us that he made
q bale of cotton on ono half an acre Of land
this year, and challenges Caldwell for a
better showing.
Thos. J. Ports, Esq, ofst. Louis, rail
road attorney for Jay Gould, il In the oily
details of the transfer of the
Houston, Central Arkansas and Northern
railroad to Mr.. Gould. Mr.. Ports is au-
thority for the statement that the road will
be completed to q southern connection as
soon q the work can be done.
Capt. W. G. Kennedy left for Madison
parish Wednesday morning where he goes
to take charge Of the planting interests OF
John P. Richardson and Bro. as general
manager. Tho TELEGRAPH takes pleasure
IN commencing Capt. Kennedy to the good
people of Madison parish. He is clever
gentleman In every respect and one of the
pest and most experienced planters in
North louisiana. The AIessrs. Richardson
ire to be congratulated upon having se-
ured the services of SO valuable and ex po.
fenced a gentleman.
Arrivals at the Crescent-Jno. B. Morris,
IT. Louis; A. N. Williams, Logtown; @.
N. O.; w. G. Bryan, Memphis;
:. g. Edloff. Dallas, Tex; j. G. Trimbie,
e. q. Harrell, starksville,
Mss; VIM. Mcqueen, City w. A. Head.
4apine. L.; Jno. II. Harris, weatherford,
Tex; F. Rubright, Ark; JAS. Gallagher,
\: r. Powers, Mer Rouge; L. WALES,
are enville, Miss; j. v. Ryan, Memphis;
\. q. Hamilton, DeSiard; G. T. Baird,
3astrop ]. G. Steele, Ouachita City; w.
Z. Quendell. Kansas City; L. w. Gregory,
Cuba, La; VIM. Scott, N. O.;Jno. B. NUNS.
st. Louise. F. Griswold, Helmetta, N. j.;
T. N. Osburne, Bastrop.
Arrivals at Garretson's: c. L. Norwood,
Y. O.. B. A, Shelby, st. Louis; L. w.
White, Cincinnati; Jno. P. Harrington,
st. Louis; J.. s. Handy, G. Sholars, Bas-
rop; w. s. Rhodes, DeSiard T. L. Flen,-
ns, Tallnlah; b. 3. Lewis, Vicksburg; F.
=. Levy, N. o.; Thos. J.. Ports, st. Louis;
mo. A. Williams, Bastrop; M. Il, Graves,
n: Y; F. L. Askew, Memphis; Nathan
Meyer, Cincinnati; w. F. Armstrong, st.
louis; w. s. B. Kitchener, Nfer Rouge J.
?. Parker, city w. T. Theobalds, A. L:
'mith. Island John I. Godse, N. o.; w.
:. Trice, Ottowa, Kan; J. b. Colvin; A. A.
Jann, Besco Bell. La; w. A. Singer, St.
4ouis; Felix ouvy, Alfred Levy, N. O.; J.
". simms. B. r. Sorey, B. o. Edwards,
J. Burnett, Jr., F. L. Buck, City
Z. w. Barton, N. O.; F. g. Harris, Nashville,
7enn.; A. 8. Magruder, Greenville; Jno.
Thomas, Miss; VIM. Scott, New Orleans.
:. L. Buck, city; E. T. Coombs, Bates
lilo; w. A. Wilcox, Grand Rapids; N. My
r, Cincinnati.
"Never put OFF till tomorrow what can
70 done to-day" which was often done by
'ilious persons when they had to take pills, |
'ut since the introduction of Cascarine, the |
reateSt of all liver REGULATORS. delay is |