The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-04-06
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MEYERS X EMPORIUM
4 4 3 DeSiartl Street.
Ask for Dsmiana Cocktail at the Com.
nlercial Saloon.
For excellence in repairing watches and
jswelry send or go to Henry's.-4ts.
Mr.. J. Van Scriber is having his residence
rsmodelel and rebuilt and when com.
plsied will be quite attractive. Mr.. II. G.
Vnss has the contract.
n. p. Cook 4 Co. say their telephone is Il
great convenience and works like a charm.
They have way OF always suiting their
friends and customers.
All goods marked i'll plain figures and
one price to all. For cheap Tinware, Crock
cry and many useful articles for every lays
use cAIl NJ \iNeap NdSu I4OuSe ol
2ts MCCORMICK. reilly 4 CAsoS
One hMnered and nine car loads of stoel
rails and thirteen car loads of GROSS ties had
bsen received here up to yesterday Tor the
Houston, Central Arkansas and Northern
Railroad, and it is ext'ec' ed that track lay.
ing will begin next Monday building
southwark.
Mr. II l,ao t,>I
new building, sonth of and adjoining the
Mitchell Mccormick Grocer Co., and Mr..
II. u. King occupies the building vacated
by Mr.. T.. where he has opened a general
merchandise establishment and will be
pleased to have his many friends call on
him.
The ladies' OF the Methodist Church will,
during tic spring and summer, give enter
tainments every Friday evening at which
ice cream and other refreshments will be
served. The first to be given on next Fri
day night will be at the residence of Mrs.
Ivy Davis. The proceeds will be for the
benefit Of the Methodist Church.
Travellers, as we'll as all others who may
he interested, should bear in mind the fact
that slight change has been mad in the
arrival and departure OF the passenger
trains OF the ", S. IL p. II. II. No 2, east
hn.'n.l, now arrives at s.45 a. NJ, and No. l.
west bound, at 4.25 p. III. This schedule
enables visitors from the west to spend
fully six hours i'll town, transacting bust
HESS, and they can return home the same
day.
Tho picnic and excursion season is
rapidly approaching. Already we hear
II ,ta ,1af; ion
excursion and picnic parties, and, with
Que accord, they are in favor OF having
them below Monroe on the route of the
Houston, Central Arkansas II Northern r.
r., in the event that this road will be in
condition to furnish the transportation
facilities, which is quite probable. The
Fourth OF July orators had better begin
,'reparin. their oratioAs to conform will,
the new order of things hereabonts.
The Vicksburg, Shreveport Il Pacific di-
vision OF the Queen Il Crescent system is
undergoing considerable Improvement at
this city. The crossings over the road are
being gravelef, raised and widened, and
it's splendid iron bridge is receiving fresh
coat Of crimson red, besides the foot walks
over 1t are being paved OH the Nicholson
plan Of paving, which will tend to furnish
\ solid walk as well as prevent the rails
from spreading, and while no undue haste
i. being matte, enough has been done /"
show thai when completed it will be vast
Improvement over the old }lanEs laid
lengthwise and which were continually be-
coming loose under the burden of the
wagon t.aflic over it.
The social and literary club has selected
the name Of ''Alheneunl." At the last
meeting committee WAS appointed To
purchase suitable furnitnre, including
tables and chairs, and lights for the cnb.
Several valuable literary works have been
subscribed for: Dickens, Thackcry, Wav-
sriy, Milton's Paradise Lost and Paradise
Kegaiued, and others. All citizens Of
Monroe and the young men especially are
urged to join the club and lend their aid To