The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-09-07

Whae WeIegrapn
NON ROE. LA. SEPTEMBER Z, 1889.
oxidized Silver Vase Lamps at Baltic
& sBrewer's.
For Fancy and Toilet articles Baile s
Brewers are headquarters.
Regulate tho liver by using that pleasant
but sure remedy, cascarine.
Buy your window glass from Baltic and
Brewer. any size from sxi0to 45x5c.
Go to Bailie & Brewers and sec the pref.
test assortment of Lamps ever brought to
this city.
It was reported hero yesterday that Mr.
John Bunkley had been shot at or near
Lind GROVE.
Those of the gentler sex are the greatest
advocates of Cascarine. 1t is just what is
needed by most women.
A full line OF stoves for sale cheap on the
installment plan at the Showers Piano and
Furniture Co., g. G. Mcdowell, manager.
We have about one thousand pounds OF
Paris green in stock.
MITcHELL-M MCCORMICK GROCER Co.
Limited.1
Everybody can get a stove now since the
Showers Piano and Furniture Company is
selling them on the popular installment
plan.
We direct attention to the advertisement
of MIR. w. F. Watson which appears else
whore. MIR. Watson's work speaks for it
self and all he asks is a trial order. Gail
and see him.
A brand new coach for the Houston, Cen
trail Arkansas and Northern Railroad was
received yesterday via the Y. S. e p. II. II.
It is handsome and is branded ''Ouachita
Valley Route"
All ladies are asking for Kelley, Good
fellow & Co.'s $3.50 Ladies Fine Dongola
shoe. w. r. YOUNG, agent, West Monroe,
La; NJ. L. RUTLAND & Co., agents at Co.
iumbia, La. july, 2o.-sm.
An extra coach load Of female beauties
bound for Hamilton Female College, Lex
ington, KY, passed through yesterday. A
Louisiana sugar plantation is only Sec
ondary consideration.
Ask for Kelley, Goodfellow e. Co.'s. 81. so
Ladies Dongola Shoes. Every pair guar
anteed. w. r. YOUNG, agent, West Mon
roe La, NJ. l.. RUTLAND & Co.. agents a:
Columbia, La. July 20.-3m.
Our handsome young friend, Mr.. James
B. Farley, was married last Thursday
at Palestine, Tex, to Miss Annie Brooks
a charming young lady of that city. Jim
has the best wishes of the TELEGRAPH in
his matrimonial venture.
Rev. DIR. w. b. Murrah, of Whitworth
College, will leave Monroe for Brookhaven
on the morning of tho 18th of Septem ber
All Young ladies from this and surround
ing parishes, going to Whitworth College,
are requested to meet him at this place to
take the train for Brool<haven on that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. McQniller have our
heartfelt sympathies in tho loss OF their
infant child. The child while playing in
the yard fell down, striking its head
against a gate, inflicting a severe wound.
The best medical aid was had but to no
the wound being SO severe as to
bat1ie the skill of the doctors.
We are indebted to Mr.. a. Hartman, the
popular representative OF .Junius Hart,
New Orleans, for piece Of music entitled
"Oralia Schottisch." The piece is compos-
ed by G. Ortiz, arranged by N. MARTINEZ
and published by Junius Hart. 1t is
pronounced an excellent piece by good
judges and is on sale at Rolleigh's music
store. 10 DeSiard street, Monroe, La.
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Our Hebrew friends are to be congratu-
lated upon having. secured the the services
of Rev. DR.. Heinbe-g, an able minister of
the Jewish faith. The Reverend gentle
man will hold services at the synagogue
every Friday evening at o'clock. We are
glad to see this interest awak ened among
our jewish friends and trust that they may
be pleased with-the services rendered by
DR.. Heinberg.
At its last business meeting the Ouachita
Pelicans elected the following officers to
to fill the nnexpired term OF the outgoing
officials, all OF whom had resigned: Joe
Renwick, Captain; N. l.. Wipgo, - LIST,
Lieut.; RIB. Bowman, I'd Lieut.; S. Y.
Bres. Secretary; Horny Mason, Treasurer.
Mr.. Wingo haying resigned his member
ship in tho company Mr.. Bowman succeeds
him as LIST Lieutenant and Mr.. G. Surghnor
was elected to fill tho vacancy caused
thereby.