The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-26

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damaged concluded to sei'S
them quick and will offer them
to the publicAatgAs a-~aa. a4ssAaa
GREATLY REnE CEN PRaCES.
Call early and secure the
great bargains in clothing. s
Respectfully, .,N,ss\SNN
QT7T7S. MEfERA> /
Pig bargains i'll clothing at S. Meyers.
Ready mixed paints, all colors and III
a"y quantity, at Baltic 4 Brewers. -
n new fence is being built on Jefferson
street il . .heryer OF the ouachi.s House
Rels soE Great siesin edyerss.o.,,.,';s 81
s.. Meyer AT the top oftl'e first local column.
Mr.. J.. z. strotl,er OF vick.burg, well
known here, is dangerously i'll at his home
in that city,. His many Monroe friends
wish him "A speedy recovery.
Go to S. Meyers and subscribe to the
stock Of the:A1onroa Cotton Yarn:as,d Bag
ging Factory. The Investment is safe
one. and promises you q sure and speedy
return on your money.
Mr.. d. G. Gibson has had now curbing
placed along the edges Of the sidewalks |
adjoining his residence corner Of Third and |
Washington streets. This example might !
be followed to advantage by other property |
holders.
Col. Hnl.aswsn known railroad .man,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of sBirniihgs
ham, Ala, arrived from the latter ethyl
with his family by Wednesday evenings !
train and will probably take work on the
Houston, Central Arkansas and Northern
Railroad. lie occupies tbs Slsek ,paidencs| !
on Wood street.
This is not pisssrs d Sur ,,ailst,h agpu IA
lawyer friend, Capt. Franklin Garrett, that
we present 70 sopr readers to-day but
likeness OF TITO famouS physician and
specialist, Dr. J. s.. Curtis, who is said to
I've u handssGaersman&eysn than Capt. Gar
rett who is conceded to he the handsomest
ma" ID d. M s,ae e Nv 81
Joe Duncan, negro loborer, was drow-
ed at the wreck OF the steam boat Sallie last (
Thursday night about O'Clock. An effort
was being made to. raise the hull, and Joe,
while stepping from pne barge to- mot her
missed his footing and fell into tho river
hetweep them being Crowned before as
sistance could reach Him.
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Messrs. J. w. Ball and p. j. Davis haye1
recentIy>spshed blacksmith, and Wheel
wright shop at the old stand formerly
occupied by Theodore LasweII. They are
prepared t" DO all kinds of bIacksmithing.
wood work aud plantation work. Repair
ing wagons, buggies, &c, done OH short
notice. Charges. reasonable and satistac-
ton guranteeta!s = AsS - As'
We invite particular attention to the ar
ticle elsewhere from tho Baltimore Mann
facturers Record, the very best authority,
giving the showngs made by:cot ton mills
during tho pa@ib year. No better means for
the development of this section is afforded
than the building Of cotton mills and no
safer surer Investment can be made.
The figures speak for themselves. Z
Farmeyyiile Gazette: Some Of our
citizensShave formed. themselves into n
military company. They now have thirty
three names on the roll, will, tho following
officers, so far selected J. X. Atkinson
captain, s. +. billiard lst lieutenant. J.
Stein End lieutenant and W. n. McFar-
land lst sageant. Military tactics will |
afford some sport, and will prove very |
healthfttl exercise. We wish the orsraniZa |
ton much success.
a notice is published elsewhere calling
for Il meeting OF the citizens OF this parish, !
f"rmerlYreshlonts ofother Southern States, |
TO he held on Saturday, February 10th, for
the purpose of electing delegates to the
Immigration Convention to be held at
Rnstion .on the 18th Of February. The
people of HUSTON are making grand pre-
parations for the entertainment of the
convention and everything will DO done to