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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-12
PARISH EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
PUBLIC SPEAKING
and -
BARBECCES!
Rooms DEM. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, }
ALEXANDRIA, La, :
NJ, 1870 I

Rooms DEM. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
ALEXANDRIA, La,
Nov. ], 1877
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee of the Parish have the pleasure to
announce that Public Speaking will
take place, and Barbecues will be CIV
en-, at the following localities in the
Parish, and on the days designated
Wednesday, Nov. 18th, at Nichols
Thursday, Nov. 18th, at Ten Mile
Friday, Nov. 18th, at Melder's.
Tuesday, Nov. 25th, at Isaac La
croix's.
Wednesday, Nov. Doth, at Prairie.
Thursday, Nov. 9th, at Borland's.
The District, Senatorial and Parish
nominees of the party will be present,
accompanied by the following eminent
and trusty fellow citizens of the Parish
and Party, who will address the va
rious meetings: Hons. James Jeffries,
j. G.. White and Lewis Texada, Judge
Ryan, j. L. Connella, w. C McGim.
sey, Thos. Spence Smith and W. W.
Wilmington, Jr.
Jas. ANDREWS, JR., Chairman.
Secretary.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-12

NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE
The annual visit of an Examining
Surgeon from this well known Insti,
tute, will be made to New Orleans
December LIST, 1879. He will have
skilled assistants from the Home In
stitute, and will remain until Decem-
Der 25th, 1879. Preparations for
this visit are amply sufficient to meet
any increased demands.
Surgical cases and those requiring
personal attention should come early
chat they may have attention for the
whole month if necessary. In its
chosen specialties, Club Feet, Spinal
and Hip diseases, Paralysis, contrac-
ton, and diseases of the Joints,
Piles, Fistpla, private diseases, Ca
tarrh, Diseases of the Eye, Ear, etc.,
ahis Institute is unexcelled. Refers
by permission to the many we'll
known citizens of New Orleans who
are its patrons.
Rooms, rs before, at No. 166 St.
Charles Street, where we will be
pleased to see our old patients, with
as many new ones as may choose to
call. For further particulars write
to National Surgical Institute, In
indianapolis, Ind, Philadelphia, Pa,
or Atlanta, Ga.
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g. r ESOIUTION

BE IT RESOLVED by the Executive
Committee Of the Parish of Rapides
That the Louisiana Democrat be dc.
clared the only official organ of the
Democratic Party of the said Parish
and the Secretary of this Committee Ii
hereby requested to have copy Of
this resolution published in said paper
B. TURNER,
JAS. ANDREWS, JR., Chairman.
Secretary.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-12

--LAFARGUE, of the Marksville
Balletin, was here last week on a
short businrss trip. His excellent
Democratic paper supports our Judi
cial ticket, and, as matter of course,
the full State and Parochial tickets.
With these good omens, Avoyelles
will surely roll up fair majority
for Blackman and Hunter.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-12

Ed. DEMOCRAT
The Democrats of this Parish had
a Barbecue at Point Maigre, on Fri.
day last, which was we'll attended,
I write you, because the impression
has gone abroad that the Democracy
of this Parish are not united on y@r
District ticket, and to correct that
opinion as was so evidently exhibi-
ted to the contrary on Friday. There
was in attendance all the local can
didates, Messrs. Irion, Overton and
JoArion, leading members of the
Marksville Bar, with Messrs. Ewell
Pearce and others from Evergreen,
and last but not least, your distin'
guished District Judge, Hon. W. F.
Blackman. 1t is true there was some
dissatisfaction in this Parish, at the
nomination of both District Judge
and District Attorney from Rapides
but it was not to those gentlemen
personally. Judge Blackman is well
known personally, and from reputa
tion in this Parish, as being an able
upright and important Judge, besides
as q true and consistent Democrat
He was outspoken for the cause O.
Democracy, and his speech on the
occasion was warmly and heartily
applauded. Truly, heais a speaker
to arouse the slumbering enthusiasm
of the Democratic masses, and leat
them to victory. Had there beer
any doubt before as to his receiving
the support ofthe Democracy of tbi
Parish, there was mona after be wa
heard.
The speech of Mr.. Overton wa
a sound exposition of the teuets o
the Democratic party, its efforts il
behalf of states-rigbts, personal ant
political liberty. He showed il
strong terms, the ruin which Radi
calism had brought on Louisiana, ant
the only refuge was the success O
the Democratic party.
Mr.. Pcarce, our candidate for til,
Legislature, although a practica
planter and unaccustomed to public
speaking, surprised many by his flu
ency of speech and pointed remarks
He is plain, practical and bar'
sense man,ssthat will make his mari
in the Legislature.
Alfred Irion, Esq, closed th
speaking for the day. His humor
Gus illustrations and anecdote
pleased every one; no one would i'm
agine that 1rion, the dignitied look
ing lawyer, was humorist. But 81
he is. He is candidate for the Cir
cult Judgship, and will give the can
didate from your Parish, an opel
and honorable contest.
ZETA,
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ZETA.


Mn. j. H. G1LL1LAND, one of the
Editors of the Shreveport Times, paid
US a visit on yesterday. He is here
on business with his Journal, and we
bespeak for him the favors of the
public here. The Times is a first,
class daily, has all the Press dis.
patches, and reaches Alexandria reg.
ularly twelve hours ahead Of the New
Orleans papers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-12

Look out, everybody, for Pro
fessor Tice advertises "the most
brilliant meteoric display ever seen
since 1888" to take place November
Is, 1879. The performance begins
at / A. NJ, and in point of brilliance
will surpass the electric light. Mark
well the day and date. No reserved
seats. Admittance free.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-12

"A great writer has said: "Show
me people whose political princi.
pies are uncertain, and will shoe
you people whose religion is q
SHAM" How does this suit the pol
iticiaa who is neither Democratic
nor Radical?
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-12

SEND in your orders for White
and Peerless Sewing Machines to
Ferguson and Schnack.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-12
Gun candidates i,

Gun candidates III
the Judicial District, tho
Senatorial District and
Parish ones, are all on
the move and doing sc-
tive duty in the field
To day they are at Nj.
cholls', at a Grand Bar.
becue there given; to-
morrow they will be at
Ten Mile, and the next
day they close ut Mel
der's. Their constituents
may be safely assured
that their nominees arc
doing their duty, aud in
their behalf we ask for
them the warm and out
spoken support of the
party. 1t needs but the
old time good will aud
good work to ensure cue
cess.
ZACH CHANDLER
Senator from Michigan,
and on whose shoulders
Morton's mantle Of hate
to the South, had fallen,
was found dead in his
bed in Chicago, q few
dayssince. The evening
previous he had. made
the most infamous speech
of his life, and all we've
to say of him" Let the
good of mems lives live
after them, and the evil
they have done be buried
with them"
THE Alexandra, on
her last trip, came to
Town with two barges in
tow, and put ont consid-
cradle freight. She left
here Saturday morning
with about $50 bales Of
cotton, and got ont Of the
river in good time. The
recent swell helped help
ed her out, thus giving
her an easy trip of it for
the present low stage Of
water.
LIEUT.. E. A. Belger,
Of the 18th United States
Infantry, at one time sta
toned here, favorably
known and highly regar-
ded as a gentleman, died
on the 9Th Of last month,
at Fort Missoula.
-THB Delegates of the
Alexandria Ward to tho
late Parish Convention,
have nominated w. w.
Wilmington, Jr. and w.
C. McGimsey for Magis-
trates, and J. B. Gibson
for Constable.
| SATURDAY next will
be the day that the mix.
ed and fused elements Of
that same old enemy will
pick out their pall-bear-
ers, and indicate their
preference as to ceme-
teries.
= FRESH and choice
Goshen Butter, just re-
ceived and for sale at 30
cents pcr pound, at Gus
tave Gehr's. Give "Gus"
a call.
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Gov. Wilt and party will be in
Alexandria on the Goth, and every
body should be here TO listan to their
talk.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-12

THE genuine c. C. C. Budweiser
Beer, Is cents per bottle, at Gustaye
Gehr's.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-12

bur your Boots, Shoes and Hats
from Hustmyre--sign Of the "Big
White Plow."
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-12

BALD heads may have new
crop of hair by applying Halls Veg
etable Hair Remover, if the hair fol-
iCles are not entirely closed up.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-12

Smoke Blackwell's Durham To-
bacco. Hustmyre keeps the genu-
inc article.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-12

Now is the time for the sower OF
Sewing Machines to reap his harvest
in broken machines.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-12

JACK GoULDEN, Alexandria
sign and ornamental painter, is at
this time engaged in lettering the
Pauline Ball.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-12

--FREsH Candies and Fruit, just
received and for sale at Gus. Gehr's,
on Second street.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-12

--FREsH bread every morning at
NJ. O'Shee's.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-12

-"76" Whickey at the Gem. E.
Vallery proprietor.
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--NEw Cooler afolasses for sale
at Gus. Gehr's. Second Street, OBJ
posite the Town Hall.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-12
THE DUTIES OF THE HOUR.

Like the solitary sentinel on the
outpost, watching and waiting, wait
ing and watching, We must be on the
alert; to our hands is confided a
trust and responsibility not less
sacred than that committed to the
single sentry, who, through heat and
cold, storms and darkness, awaits
but the first signal of danger to
sound the alarm. In the warfare of
politics, there should be no depar-
ture from the policy dictated by ex-
perience in the real war. In unity
there is strength, in discussions
there is weakness. We have no
fight that is not the peoples fight,
we look to no ends that are not for
their real welfare and lasting good.
The same enemy who has con
fronted us in the past is preparing
an ambush, and he hopes that an
overweening confidence may 80 blind
US that we may fall into it. Fore,
warned is forearmed. We sound the
signal of danger-every man to his
post-there can be no struggling and
no faltering. Open desertion is q
less crime than the treachery which
turks within the lines. He who is
not with us is against us. The true
men of Rapides recognize as friends
all who can aid in the good work,
and he who faltcrs or doubts, is for.
ever damned.
"Once more unto the breach, dear
friends, once more"
---~--~~~-..~o~.---~~~~
One dollars worth of "BlAcK-
DRAU6HT" will save fifty dollars in
doctors bills.
For sale by E. C. TAFT.
MARKsvILLE, La,
Nov. 8, 1875
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S9li9tun9 Der bur9 2utbsr berporgeru-
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niat Ser perbsiBens Winstas. 0ie &c.
tdal9tsn Spetulanten, Die ben S9aosn
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fir Den Spott ni6t gu iOrsen. Seitbeu,
1T ss iibli9 s,poroen, am /. April lei9t-
sldubise Weni3en a~n5ufibren unb nod.
Der ais ,.apgilsssdsn" tiiatis ousSuld4sn.
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GaS Spieieu.

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uno mir tno GpielseieQen.
Gin Spielbaus 1T Elm iusite Welt,
Wan isst, mon preOt, mon miro stprsat.
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uuo tpsnn Su ni9t i'm 2ebensernf
Sas Spislen 5u peripisIea lsrnt,
90 tOmmit Su ME gum 3isle.
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SsS- Gin alter SonosrIins. Der absr
babel nod unssmsin bsbeno uno riibris
mar, bate in Itinem 9artsn einsn arbeitsr.
psl6sm nan 10 stuas serabs nidt na6.
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alte Sonbsrlins, .Sanu mubt bu ibr BE-.
sesnst isin, oenn sinsstOIt bdttsit ou is
fsineniaQs."
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sas- Gin msbr ssiiirsi3ts als salantes
@ort iinost Ii9 in benz .Gisaro' 2onoOn
Sn elmer tlsintn Gtust gnslanos pqrer
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suunsens Gube 10 eingerOiist, oaB lie jsB
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f0nnen.
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ass- Gin Wolsr bate siusn eisl ssmalt.
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Bss- Cine Orisinels auforosruns fin.
bet f9 in benz .gfsner anseissblatt'! oie-
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runssn ospoiebirt. Wan erjdt1t F9, BOB
nsuli4 Der Sod zines Der sr6bten unb
no5slitsn Sduisr bon 9aris in benz Sau-
bours at. @ermain Dor Isinen Ssrrn
setreten nit DEN Worten : sd beonusre,
rnein Jirt Sbnsn anSsisen gu miTi.n.
DAB i'd SIREN Sienit quiitire.~ r8irtli9
nno tparum?" sd trete in Die Sisnite
BEG prdfbsntsn Der 2lmmer. Sos ut
e;n Saus, oas mir bic SufuHft er6fnst.
So5u sibt mar mir brsi @sblIfen, tpdbs
reno i'd bel Dem Siriten rur ginsn babe"
Der Jurit fonnte i6 rur psrnsiesn unb
.tpnste ni4t 'tnmaI nit BEN Rod BEG %.
8ambetta gu ~bisputiren.
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say- Gin Ssrr psrlieb oas Saus einss
9arfiimeurs uno trus untsr eem arme Elm
9odst. Das baben sic osnn oa ?"
irus Elm SreunS. ,Sas 1T elm &iit6sn
Bariimsrie. psldss i'd fir meme aIts
S6pisssrmuttsr ssfauit bab,." ,.@slder
ltnFnn !" l6rie Der Srsuno, IMAM bal.
Somirt lie ein"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-01

Bas- Murmsl: Wat bod ni6t alss
fir Iarbtbisre sntbsdt psrben! Dor
msbrsren Sabrsn entosdt mon Die Sri9i,
men. lpdter Die Rsblaus, tpslhe ben Wein-
ftod usrnidtst, Damn ben Colorado. Gear.
tofel.) &dfsr. uno isst tommt nod oa5u
Der aufespurm, bsr Die 8atfesbdume gum
ginseben brtnet. Ru fsblt bios nod. I'm,
Oct nngIiid bon ,u MAIDEN, Der 9isifdfsr.
Der Gisarrsruurm unb cine nsue art BON
SSlDhen
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Bur 9eaGtung.
% arann 81!

sbs Sbr Or. susuf aSuis's Samburser ga.
militn.N sciSinsn fault lust Gu@ bon Garsm
apptbtfsr OSsr SSuSlsr bic @amsnS' lntsri&riit
bon u. Spselcr s So. trissn. samit SIR
ni&t tur& itIs&ts @~a6abmuussn tsirUssn
rtrest.
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Ageutut

Nc eu 3 srsstn Dampffatfs. ssmrasnitra mao azr@ Q.
fdslibs nbfabrt.
bamburs. Amsritanii&s Sinit Is Damptr.
Rprs. TtutI&sr 9leys, Bremen t6 SaHPifr.
GunarS Sinit, 9ipsrpprl u. antpsr. IS Dampftr.
Reb Star Cine 3 Darnrttr.
Die 9auisuht psn yaaaeiutn, I've ID In ben tettrn Is
Sabrta af bisiea Dampftra hurlbu unD etnasu fpsltrt
sast, aas BE btaf gmpfstIpus uns aastn ntr sss 6atrsst en-
ntian Brtanhs sti&ert.
Sn 8srbinbuns nit Sbissm, fteas i'd
@e&iel auf als Sanptitdbts @uropa's ans.
Gtfenbabn 3t6etS
,sH alien 5auptaastsn amuiias uaS aalifsruias isnntn
stu san,tn Sas In retna 6fitt N ben rtetkn6sissu grrfsu
,,iaaft sus,n; q "a uiSt nstsis I'D apf ben DtsSts bic
Rtpptn rRfsstn % IaHsa.
gruahsissntbnm (REAL ESTATE.
Siat srVst Gusrasl bee ssftu enst-etsrntsuns, pit
aud barmta uns yratrtdanhtrtsn bRs bi mtr ftts o. ben
sauaisasu 9tblReuu8tn ~ babtn unh trfu6t 10 itsea. Der
Elm Sch In Sistnteam h6u unh strtanbrtzssne sskstH
rtn. retnt 9teta ~ pratta.
Gar anI,suHs pen SapihdIi,u sts ant aSrss as rsaas
getrr Qitue.