The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-03-16

inc OF brcSS \JOOOS, all OF the
latest shades and styles of the
season and Trimmings to match.
Please call early.
Respectfully,
MEYER BROS.
60 To Battle 4 Brewer for soaps.
- Wholesale drugs at Battle 4 Brewers.
. Prepared roof paint at Railie & Brewers.
wa car loads hay, $500 per ton.
Il. J. NELSON.
Drink Cu,id'a Cordial at the Commercial
Saloon.
New Frencl, and American Sateens, at
MEYER Bros.
Ask for Daniana Cocktail at the Com
,1ercial Saloon.
New Glnghsms have just been opened At
MEYER Bros.
Don't fail to cali at MEYER RRo's and see
their new goods.
Novelties in Dress Goods just opened at
NEVER Bros.
Co to Railie Il Brewer for Furniture Pol
ish--only % cents Il bottle.
New taeods coming in daily from New
York, at MEYER Bros.
New goods arriving daily al Cheap Joe's
Store. Under the Opera House.
Three hundred and fifty gallons ready
mixed paints at Bxilie 4 brewers.
A feautiful line Of Gents Neckwear-
Spring Styles-at MEYER Bros.
For real genuine bargains go 10 Cheap
Jos's Store. Under the Opera House.
A fresh supply of Blanke s. Bros cele-
brated candies received weekly at Ra,lie Il
brewers. - - -st.
You can save D per cent by buying yonr
clothing, dry goods, ETC., at Cheap Joe's
Store. Under tho Opera House.
Iandisst clothing ever offered for sale in
this vicinity is now to be found at
MEYERS STAR EMPORIUM,
sand DeSiard Street.
Headquarters for clothing, dry goods.
boots, shoes, hats, caps. franks, valises,
ETC., at Cheap .Jne's Store. Under the
Opera House.
Your guns, locks and pistols repaired
and satisfaction guaranteed or no charges
made by Worley 4 Watson, No. IL Grand
street, Monroe, La.
"a dollar saved is a dollar made" You
will save dollar and therefore make II
dollar by going to Cheap Joe's store.
Under the Opera House.
New Spring Shade Kid Gloves,
New Fancy Dress Silks.
New Surah Silks,
All 10 be found at MEYER Bros.
Tho Ouachita Pelicsns will hold their
next meeting at the courthouse on Tues
day, March 18th, 1859. Urgent business
will be transacted and a full meeting is
earnestly desired.
The District Court, civil term, Judge r..
w. Richardson presiding, has been in ses-
sion during the past week. The cases OF
appropriation in favor Of tho Houston,
Central Arkansas and Northern Railroad,
for which the special jury was drawn, were
mostly all settled without resort to the
court.
Mr.. VIM. Butler, aged about 30 years
died of pneumonia at Ouachita City last
Sunday evening. lie had been engaged
for some time past in carrying the u. S
mails between Monroe and that place and
Butler was we'll connected and at one time
was in aftluent circumstances.
II. b. never could tell a lie and while
walking down DeSiard street he was &C
costed by G. G. who said: "Ben, where die
you buy that nobby suit and hat. 1t fits
toaT.'
Bon replied "Grov, old boy! you know
I cannot tell lie. bought them at Meyers
Star Emporium, s and DeSiard street.
The same officers as presided previously
we're unanimously reelected to their re
spective positions by the Monroe Buiidint
and loan Association last Friday night
an evidence that they have carefully ant
considerably managed the affairs OF al
institution that has aud will continue T.
materially aid in the development Of til
city.
Meyers Star Emporium are agents 70
the celebrated Saller, Levin Il Cos Ladies
Misses and Chiidron's Custom made Shoes
]. A, Bannister Custom. made Gents Shoe.
Hudson River Boot and Shoe Co.; ThomE
son Glove-iitting Corssts; Manhattan al
star Shirt Manufacturing Co.; Hammer
slaugl BROS Clothing (the nobbiest made
Earl Il Wilson's Collars and Cuffs: Sta
Underwear.
The following special telegram irol
Washington to The Times Democrat NJ
peared in that paper Of the 18th;
"Judge Robt. Ray. prominent polit
clan OF Ouachita parish is in the Gil