The Telegraph-Bulletin from Monroe, Louisiana • 3

MISCELLANEOUS. The Minstrels. The River. MOKROE ADVERTISEMENTS. A.

B.i&HOL'ARS,; M- DeSIARD STREET MONROE DEVAERIX DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, 1 1 'I Dye Stuffs, Glass, Putty, -1 Pens, Paper, Envelopes, Lamps and Chimneys, FIXE CIGARS AND TOBACCO, 1 i i Pure Wines and Liquors' for Medicinal Purposes. Fall and Winter Goods 1SS0. ISS0. MARCUS, WEIL, Corner DeSiard and; Second Monroe, DEALER IN Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Buys exclusively Tor cash aitl sells at rock-bottom prices.

Cali and see I A. G. BREARD, Corner Grand" and DeSiard Streets, Monroe, DEALER IN 5 STAPLE DRY GROCERIES, PLANTATION SUPPLIES, LIQUORS, ETC. BUYS COTTON, WOOL AND- HIRES. LOOKOUT! IMMENSE GRAND FAIL AND CLIFFORDS FEBRIFUGE THE GREAT 4 MALARIAL ANTIDOTE.

It cured me of Chilli aad Fvi. Giies. oiler, Quincy, EL It cured mo of Billow Fever. JTrauJt Geos St Louie. It cured me of Fever end Affue.

Oumr duuiii, sprumfloM, Mo. It cured me of periodica! hendnehe. Chas. K. CUaadku, Knoxville, XU, It cured me of Dumb Js.

if. Great Doadwood, D. It cured our child of Chilli. d. Chase, St.

Louis. It cured me of Bomb Affue. H.O.JUnabury, VoaUao, Mich. It saved my life. XL W.

Pool, hew lark CHy. It is a superior medicine. Lr.Wm.O. Hubbard, Cincinnati. It has effected wonderful urea.

Campbell A McNeil, IncxueyvlUe, HI. It la a Success. J.B. Dickey, Hewton, Kansas. It gives ffreat satisfaction.

lnux'i Horry, Carat QL It never fails to cure. W. F. Kpmelor. Evansville, lad.

It Is a valuable remedy. Isom Tull, Manhattan, Kansas. MXt gave Immediate Belief. Wrn. Ju yond, St Joseph, Mo.

It is vor sellable. L. W. Boss, Havana. 111.

It has saved hundreds. hoyoe At Oatrsuder, ChUllcotho, Mo. It proved a Success. T. Jf.

KenfVo, Greenville, Teiss. 44 It Is an excellent Tonto. Jno. Moffltt Bt Louis. 'Its effects are wonderful.

Goo. a right, Indianapolis. It cures In everj Instance. I. McCauley, Nashville, HI.

8 Fuller. Kookuk, Iowa It is the best In ue. It takes the lead. Paul a. Bchub, Cairo.

HI. It is the beat known. j.K. Somes, Torre Haute, Ind. It cured me when Doctors failed.

8. htUchuiu. Mauoboeier, N. XL It effects remarkable Cures. Jwa.

IT. liaUanl, Viuconncs, Ind. It Is infallible. W.tt. Smith, Hartford, Conn.

It is aafo and speedy. H. HofTlump, St. Louis. Its merits recommend it.

4, Louthit, Kookilale, Texas. J. C. RICHARDSON, Proprietor. General agents 1 RICHARDSON 1 Wholesale Druggluts, St.

Louis. Febrifuge Is Sold by all Druggist. SOLD BY A.R. SHOLARS, 'MONROE, P.lU.McCOKMKK, TRENTON, LA. FITS EPILEPSY, OK FALLING SICKNESS DermanentUl Cnrrdnn humhviihii rmn month' iihiiqi' of Dr.

inultiril Infallible Fit l'omdor. To comities Biitfc-rers tluit them) powders will do nil we elnitn for them wp will notid them by mail, port, pahl, a free Trial hox. As Dr. Goulard in the only plqslciim I lint bus over uindu thin dineiwe a )ieeiitl Htiidy.nnd nn to our knowledge thousands liuve been pt'rnumrntlji cured by tho use of these J'oicdrr, me will guarantee a permanent ettre In every citte, or refund you alt money expended. All nttffo-rerH should give themi Powders Hn early trial, nttd bn ronvlnced of tlielr ettnillvo powers.

Priee, for largo box or 4 boxes for senl by mail to any part of tho I'ni-tod Stales or Camilla on reeulpt of price, or by express C. O. D. Addreim ABU ROBBINS, 360 Fulton etreet, Brooklyn, X. 3.

CONSUMPTION POSITIVULV CVKID. Ail Htifferern from litis (Unease that nrn nnxiotiH to lie eured should try Dr. hinera Celebrated Conenmptive Border. Tliesa Powders am I ho only prepnrtillim known Unit will eu re, Jonumption and all diseases of tho Throat and Lung Indeed, so strong is onr fall 'In them, and also to convinen you that they are no humbug, wo will forward to every sufferer by tinill, post, paid, a free Trial Jinx. We.

dont want your money tint II you nrn fully saLislied of tliiilr curat ivo powers. If your lile Is worth saving, dont delay In giving tlieo Dowder a trial, ns they will Surely cure yrtu. Priee, for largo box If3, sent to any iinrt of tho Culled Whiles or Canada, by limit, on reeelpt of priee. Address ami Robbins, 360 Fulton street, Brooklyn, X. Y.

OUACHITA LIVERY STABLE, Y. F. VOGII, Proprietor, Corner Third and DeSiard Monroe, La. Horses, buggies and backs for hire. Horses and mules bought and sold.

Good lols and sheds for drovers. Horses boarded at reasonable terms. Personal attention paid to feeding all stock. February 10, 1880. J.

E. PETERS, DUAI.UK IN gggg FURNITURE, WINDOW SHADES, COFFI NS, COFFIN TRIMMINGS, Etc. MktamB Buriat. Casks, with services of Undertaker and bodies preserved with embalming fluids, if desired. All orders promptly attended to.

Terms reasonable. Store on Grand street, below the Court House. lyirFuiiNlTt'lin iiki'aikkd. IT ff A full stock of Children's Carriages, Wagrtns and Velocipedes. February 10, 1880.

J. E. PETERS. We call thd ntteilfion of strangers and the citizens of Monroe ami surrounding country to our entire 1 stock of ready-made clothing for men and boys, which we have just received for the fall and winter trade and whicli will be found as complete in all respects as that of any clothing house in the country. Our stock was purchased at the lowest figures for cash, and in consequence will be able to sell at the very lowest prices.

This The John Howard passed down Sunday night with 1000 bales of cotton. The Corona did not get off last Saturday as advertised. She left the Crescent City yesterday evening for Camden. Since our last report the river has fallen two feet and is still falling at the rate of four inches every twenty-four hours. The D.

Stein arrived down early Monday morning. She departed the same morning for the Saline with a light freight. We wish all of our steamboat friends a happy New Year, and hope that their business in the river will increase tenfold. The Willie arrived down Monday morning from Trenton. She left a few hours afterwards for the Bartholomew with a light freight.

The Rosa B. from the Bartholomew passed down early Monday morning with 1000 bales of cotton. She is the only through boat in the Bartholomew The Ollie B. arrived last Thursday from the DArbonuc 401 bales of cotton. She departed Monday morning for the same bayou with a good freight.

She may be looked for down late to-morrow evening. The Laura Lee arrived yesterday morning from below with a light freight, discharging a part of it on the Katie for the tributary packets. She leaves early this morning with 1000 bales of cotton and 200 sacks cotton seed. The John Ilanna, in place of the Fred A. Blanks, arrived early last Saturday morning with a fair trip.

She put off a large lot at this, place. She passed down early Sunday morning with 1400 bales of cotton. She received CO bales from the merchants at this place. The il. Hanna Blanks, Capt.

Jack W. Blanks new boat, has a carrying capacity of 1800 bales of cotton and has accommodations for seventy-five passengers. She cost 30,000 and will enter the Ouachita trade in a short while as a weekly packet between New Orleans and this place. The Fair PI a arrived last Friday from the Bartholomew in a dilapidated condition. Capt.

Rabun, her commander, is having her overhauled from stem to stern. She will be ready to leave to-morrow for the Bartholomew. She brought down 305 bales of cotton and 200 sacks cotton seed. The Rotal St. John Sewing Machine is something new and has improvements that make it preferable to all others.

Different from other makes, it never breaks the thread, and sews perfectly on a right or left motion. There is no backward action. It is not only a first-class, well finished machine for all kind of work, but a curiosity in mechanical adaptability. A sample is on exhibition at Rills book store, and it will be a pleasure to have it examined by any body. The machines are sold under a guarantee, and I will see that they meet the reasonable expectations of every purchaser.

N. B. Milton, Agent. The largest stock of Drugs in North Louisiana, at Sholars drug store. Christmas.

Friday promised a disagreeable following. Rain fell all day, and the wind was sharp and from the north. During the night clouds were swept off and moon and stars kept watch and ushered in the morning. The sun came out early and stayed all day. A merry Christmas was at hand.

Santa Claus had come and gone. No suspended stocking was slighted and old and young were happy in some kind remembrance. A Suggestion. Make your friend a New Years present of a subscription to the Bulletin and New Orleans Weekly Democrat for 1881 both papers will cost you only 3. The Baptist parsonage is in course of construction.

It will be small but comfortable. Remember that you can buy a Parker or Colts Brccch Loading Gun at $5 less than list price. Mr. Rills is agent for these celebrated guns, and offers this inducement to keep money at home. Ammunition and attachments for all kinds of breech loaders constantly kept on sale, such as crimpers, pocket cleaners, cappers, loaders, chargers, primers and brass shells all at lowest figures.

A large stock of cigars and tobacco at bholar? drug store. The South Carolina Minstrels arrived on time. Their reception at the depot by an eager and expectant populace was worthy of the fame of the troupe and in keeping with the generous consideration our people are always ready to show merit. They appeared on the stage at 7 :45, in the grand overture, in presence of a crowded and appreciative audience. No company could have been more handsomely received or given more general satisfaction.

Their selections were made with great taste and executed with admirable skill, power and conception. For the benefit of those who had the misfortune to be absent we append the programme PART FIRST. Overture Company Opening Chorus (Minstrel Meet Me, Katie Ed. Lockwood Sly Old Coon A. S.

Wombold We Sat Beneath the Maple J. Mulligan Kt'ino Kimo Eph Tambour Putting On Airs A. S. Wombold Eilleeu C. C.

White Gwine to Climb dent Golden Tony Dumont Good-Bye, Linda A. S. Wombold Cradles" Empty Ed. Lockwood Angels Looking at Me A. S.

Wombold Cows in the Corn J. Mulligan Grand Finale (J. Brown) Eph Tambour 1 FART SECOND. Quartette Come Where the Lillies Lockwood, C. C.

White, Mulligan, Goldsmith Stump Speech G. L. White Clog Dance Dumont Old Cabin Home upon the Hill. C. White Professor Wombold Banjo Lesson Pupil Lockwood Pupil Baccus Traveling Through Georgia G.

L. White Duet-Larboard Watch (bv request) White and Mulligan The whole to Conclude with the Laughable Farce of THE RIVAL BARBERS. Jonas Swindlem Charley Baccus Simon Fluke Geo. Washington Jasper Cluke G. L.

hite Goose Green Tambour Carl Logwood Mis. McFaddeu S. Wombold Citizens, Soldiers, Police, Ac. It would be out of place in us to make comparisons all the performers did well and if there was any falling behind it was the part and not in the man. The minstrels have onr thanks for their splendid entertainment and our best wishes for their success on every stage.

The proceeds were 275 and will be devoted to the Masonic Lodge. As will be seen from the appointments, Trenton and Monroe make the circuit of our future pastor for the Methodist church. Rev. Benjamin F. White, a brother of Rev.

II. O. White, will be in charge. We have heard much favorable commeut on Mr. White as a leader and feel assured that he will be appreciated and assisted in the work before him.

Fine watches skillfully repaired by Fassold. The Masonic ball and supper, Tuesday night, 'was a creditable affair, notwithstanding the weather. It was going on at the time of our going to press. Some planters have been busy with their cotton and will have a quantity to pick in January. Save money by substituting grates for fire places.

Read Livingstons advertisement. Business has been brisk for the past week. Cotton receipts, 390 bales. MARKET REPORT. Corrected Weekly by A.

G. Breard. Monroe, December 28, 1880. GROCERIES. Sugar Coffee Lard, tierce, 10; keg Bice Corn Meal Pork, bbl Pork, d.

Bacon, c. Teas 7 onrs oo 1W18 B075 11 4 25 15 SO 8 If 8 12 60(75 GRAIN, ETC. Corn 75 Oats 70 Bran 1 75 Hay, ton 32 00 MISCELLANEOUS. Soap .4 HCa'f Starch 5fi Candles 10 Lime 2 50 Cement 3 50 Nails 4 20T4 7ft Tobacco 41 75 Bagging 11X(w13'. Tics 2 ftO Shot, sack 2 ftO Powder, lb 35 cotton.

Good ordinary 9V Low middling Middling it Good middling 11 New Orleans, December 28, 1880. Good 10 Low middling 10 Good middling 12 GRATES I CRATES I CHEAPER THAN WOOD. I can furnish grates, and set them, from ten dollars upwards. P. C.

LIVINGSTON. Monroe, Dec. 28, I860. OFFICE: Corner' DeSiard and Second Sts. Terms: $2 a Year.

MOXROE, DECEMBER 29,1 880. If Have you paid your taxes? Time is np next Saturday. Patronize those who patronize the printer, if you want -to buy goods at low prices. Capt. Moody, with eight convicts, has been doing yeomans service on the streets during the holidays.

The quarterly meeting of Stonewall Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will be held to-night at 7 :30. Officers for the ensuing terra will be elected. Dr. A. Sholars is sole agent for the celebrated Franklin Cross Roads Sour Mash Whisky.

For purity, strength and flavor this whisky is unexcelled. Read the advertisement. Judges Farmer and Mayo will open the January session of the Circuit Court next Monday. The docket is said to be large and they may be engaged upon it for two weeks or more. The weather is unsettled, cold and cloudy.

A more disagreeable winter cannot be remembered. At 1 p. m. Tuesday it commenced drizzling and fair weather prophets are not to be found. Frank Hatcher, an industrious carpenter, died suddenly Wednesday night of heart disease.

He was a widower and leaves several children of tender years on the charity of friends. The Methodist congregations of Trenton, Monroe and Delhi will take leave of their late pastor, Rev. C.W. Carter, D. with regret.

For scholarship, piety and devotion, Dr. Carter is both a light and a guide, lie has been assigned to Felicity street church, New Orleans. The Bar gave Col. John S. Young a farewell dinner at Enssmingers last Friday.

It was a compliment to a deserving man, and was served in a style and taste that did honor to all concerned. The Colonel and family took the Hanna for Shreveport Sunday We commend them to the people of their new home for all the good qualities that go to make valuable citizens and estimable neighbors. A Happy New Year. 4 To the good and true of every creed and nationality the Bulletin sends its hearty congratulations and best wishes for 1881. May the new leaves turned over never be turned back.

May the hopes and aspirations of the mind be realized and satisfied. May plenty reward labor. May happiness crown love. May peace and good will prevail between all countries and among all men. In referring to the advertisement of the Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College we take pleasure in saying that it is in every way deserving of patronage at home and abroad.

The advantages are fully set forth in the advertisement and any, further information can be had by addressing the President. The faculty it! composed of able and experienced instructors. The course of study is thorough and complete. Parents owe their boys an education and the present opportunity should neither be neglected nor deferred. Personal.

Col. Thos. O. Benton, President of the Minden Female College, was in town Friday. Ex-Gov.

John McEnery is spending the holidays in Monroe among the friends of his youth. Chas. B. Ray, a gentleman well known in Monroe, has located in Delta, where he will practice Jjiw. H.

B. Holmes, formerly of this city but now the efficient clerk and distinguished citizen of Madison parish, has been on our streets for the last few days. He is the same good fellow as of yore and long may he wave. Parian and Japan ware at Rills. LOOKOUT! STOCK WINTER' OPENING li 1 11 crq 3 4 a1 S3 -i C5 14 -5 that novelties and full assort-lect from, desire is that want of 1 gents fur-goods of any amine our fore purehas- where, fcel-tliey will time dud Calling on have taken pains in lion of outf i te youths, and guar-not fail to with our well and fashionable, ment.

O' el TJ -2 S3 5-i l-H a any other kind of goods par ties may samples which can be seen at all times, and for stylo, quality, durability, aitd price, can not be surpassed anywhere. In fur-, nishing goods you will find q-t W5 all the latest at all times a ment to se All that.wc parties in clothing i i kind will ex s-tock be sing else ing assured save -both money by us. We particu 1 a the selec fall and stock for and parents dians can be pleased selected, choice assort Corner DeSiard and Walnut Streets, Monroe, La, BUILD UP YOUR 01 PRINTING OFFICES i INSTEAD OF SENDING YOUR WORK ABROAD. W. H.

WRIGHT, Agent, Southern Express Office, Monroe, llKAI.KR IN GROCERIES, CANDY, FRUIT, VEGETABLES, FItESII OYSTERS, FISH, TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC. MODEL HAIR-DRESSING ROOMS. The undersigned respectfully Informs tho citizens of Monroe and the public generally that be has fixed lip a first-class Baiuikk Shop in the Kindmnann building, and solicits a liberal patronage. Satistaction guaranteed. I.

FURMAXSKI. Monroe, February 10, 1880. C. W. McFees Drug Store, DcSIARD STREET, MONROE, F.

P. McELROY, Agent. Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, Perfumery, School Books, Stationery, Lamps, Buist's Garden Seed, Cigars, Etc. Tube Wines and Liquons for medicinal purpose. Ihysktvns Pum 11111 ions carefully prepared at all hours, day or night.

IALL AT SAM KUHNS KOP. 3GT THE J5EST CIGAR,.