The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-10-17
OHIO DEMOCRATIC.

VHlV UEWUCHAIlCs
The recent State election in Ohio,
the giant State of the West, the
third State Of the Union, the home
of Mr.. Hayes, has resulted in a
grand, sweeping and complete victo-
ry for the Democratic party. The
issues were fairly drawn up, the
Democrats in the contest were ag-
gressive and plainly out-spoken
about the Returning Board Centen-
NAL fraud, and fought every inch of
the grand contest on principles,
Democratic principles, and have
come out of the contest with victory,
grand and substantial, gracing all
their banners.
This Democratic victory is, we
repeat, a decided and thorough one.
We have elected a Democratic Gov
ernor by over 10000 majority; have
a majority of Is in the Senate and a
majority of over 25 in the House.
Just think of it, Democratic ma
jority on joint ballot of over 40!
Thus we secure, beyond doubt, a
United States Senator in place of
Mr.. Hayes bosom friend, Stanley
Matthews, and worthy Democratic
companion in the United States Sen
ate for the old veteran and tried
Democrat, Allen G.. Thurman. It
sounds like old Democratic music
at that, to record the great State of
Ohio with two Democratic United
States Senators, and her State Gov
eminent and both branches of her
Legislature in the hands of the
grand and true old Democracy.
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HARDTNER WORKS 10 PLEASE,
LII TO FIT and HIS BOOTS AND
SHOES ARE AN ORNAMENT TO ANY
DECENT FOOT.
A WORD TO THE UNEMpLoYED.-Our
attention has been called to new cook
ing utensil, recently invented, which
makes baking pleasure, instead of a
dreaded necessity; the inventor Of
which has conferred an everlasting
blessing upon every housekeeper. We
refer to the Patent Centennial Cake and
Bread Pan, with which, by simply raj
sing a hook, you Gun remove the sides
OF the pan from the cake instantly,
without breaking or injuring it in the
least, thus enabling you to ice and frost
it while warm. 10 remove the tube in
the center, insert knife in the slot in
the top Of The tube, and simply give it
half turn, and it will drop out. 1t is
also provided with slide Oh the boz
tom, so thai, when you remove the tube
you can close the hole, making a pan
with plain bottom, for baking jelly and
plain cakes, pudding, bread, etc., thus
practically giving you two pans for the
price of one. The Centennial Cake Pan
is highly recommended by the ladies as
being the best and most convenient pan
ever introduced. They are male of
Russia iron, are more durable, and will
bake your cakes more evenly and a
much nicer brown than you can bake
them in the old-iashioned lin cake pans.
These goods are sold exclusively
through agents to families, and every
houSekeeper should by all means have
Them. A splendid opportunity is offer.
ed to some reliable lady or gentleman
cdnvasser OF this Parish to secure the
agency for pleasant and profitable
business. For terms, territory, etc.,
write to L. E. Brown 6 Co., Nos. 214
and 2l6 Film street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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AN old man about IS years Of
age, name unknown, but who was
remembered here by some of oul
people, as a Confederate scout dur.
ing the war, was found strolline
around Town, destitute and sick
and taken into the Exchange Hote
by our Mayor and some four or five
of our good Samaritans. His sick
ness proved to be fatal one, for the
poor unfortunate died lew hours
after receiving good resting place
at the hands Of his stranger friends
He was decently buried al the Par
ish's expense, and he was followed
10 Gods Acie in Pineville by a few
big hearted and benevolent of oul
Town people.
"A YOUNG man named Behner
the ginner of the Marsh Brothers
met with an unfortunate and serious
accident, while attending to his du
ties on Saturday. His left hand ant
arm were caught in the saws of tn
gin, and were considerably sawet
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