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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-12-15

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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-12-15


-"NEw TANGLED NoTIoNs" may
not work injury to people when they
relate to matters Of little conse-
quence, but when entertained as to
what We shall take whom afflicted
With serious disease they may lead
to dear experience. Don't therefore
trifle with diseases Of the blood man
ifested by eruptions, blotches, scro.
fulous and other swellings and grave
symptoms, but take that we'll tested
and efficacious remedy, DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, the great
est blood purifier Of the age. If the
bowels are very costive, use also DR..
Pierce's Pellets, (little sugar, coated
pills.
CURES FEVER AND AGUE.
PLEASANT VALLEY, JOE DAVIES, IL. !
March 81; 1879. {
DR.. Pierce, Buffalo, N. r.:
DEAR 6IR-I write this to inform
you that my child, one year old, has
been permanently cured of the fever
and ague in a weeks time, and the use
of but halt bottle of your Golden
Medical Discovery. My wife, a long
sufferer from liver complaint and bill
liousness, by the use of the Discovery
and Pellets, has been entirely relieved
The Discovery has never disappointed
US for coughs and colds.
Yours truly,
JAS. STRICKELL.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-12-15
D. c. DUKE,
Treasure

... $3.50 W
Warrants were also issued in pay.
ment of the following bills, approved
at previous meetings of this Board -
John Weil. part payment on
bill transferred from James S.
Davis, balance Of salary as
constable ............-.....$l5 90
Mrs. E. S. Hetherwick, amount
transferred from Jas. S. Da-
Wis, constable. --...-.--..... 10 w
Mrs. E. s. Hetherwick, sundries 10 78
r. w. Bringburst, making sur
vey Of Third street. Is %
VIM. St. John, work on streets. ~ 80
Mrs. E. S. Hetherwick, part pay
ment lumber bills transferred :
from Julius Levin. 60 W)
Henry s. Gossens, part payment
of salary for July and August GO 90
Sam. Fellows, part payment of
salary for July and August. GO 90
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-12-15
[oFFIC1AL.
PROCEEDINGS OF TOWN COUNCIL.

ALEXANDRIA, La,
Dec. 2, 1880. :
Pursuant to adjournment the Town
Council of the Town of Alexandria.
La, met in the Mayors office, this day
ut 4 o'clock, P. N. The following
members were present.:
Sam. Fellows, Mayor;
Louis Gosseus.
Jonas Rosenthal,
Denuis Kelly,
W. w. Wilmington, Jr.
The minutes Of the regular meeting
of November 4th, 1880, and of called
meeting OF November 22d, 1880, were
approved.
The Treasurer's report was also read
aud approved, showing balance on
hand Of $4s3.l2:
Be-. DUKE,
TREASURER, IN ACCT. WITH CORPORATION
OF ALEXANDRIA, La.
Nov. /. To Balance -. ....... s2Ol 6s
80. Fines collected ....... ~ w
MARRIAGES for Nov. 90 w
Licenses collected. ]GO 81
Rents collected.... rs w
Taxes collected ..... 24S 70
s7l3 d
1880. ca.
Nov 80. By paid warrant No. -
229, Sam Fellows. S30 w
Paid.warrant No. $50,
NJ. w. Calvit.. " w
Paid warrant No. 23l,
Henry Gossens.. eo w
Paid warrant No. 232,
Paid warrant No. s3a,
Martin O'Shee ........ oO
Paid warrant No. 254,
| VIM. St. john. ...... ~ IL
| Paid warrant No. 235,
John A. Williams..... 70
Paid warrant No. 236,
! Henry Gossens. l 10
Paid warrant No. 237,
| Dennis Kelly ......... . 6O
Paid warrant No. 1893,
Almo Richardson 80. 3 81
Paid NJ. w. Calvit 10
per cent on $20........ Q 90
Paid E. Wei! 10 per Ct.
! Oh $55 ................ 5O
Paid S. Cullen 6 per ct
on s436.75. ............ 81 s.
| 21a per cent. commits
sions on $5ll.75. .. II 70
Balance. 4S3 IL
| $7l3 d
D. DUKE,
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19
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1t IL stated on reliable aut.'.4

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The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

"Aimia' to get back and jos
die dar," is the testimony Of q
North Carolina ,exodaster, given
yesterday, before the Senate in
vestigating committee. There'i2
e power OF argument as we'll as
pathos OF sentiment in these
eight simple words.-[Ss. Lots
Republican. ..,..
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

Ochre, the artist, Went with
his wife to get her some shoes.
You know the sizes ere marked
on French~made Shoes in cont
metres, SO that what in America
would be about No. 5, in Paris is
No. 40, and SO On up. Nine.
Oohre tried on C pair of good
proportions, for she is hardly q
Cinderella. "Wel!?" exclaimed
Ocbre, looking at the max, II
knew, my dear that you had @
big foot, but I never supposed
that you wore 46's!' Boston
Transcript.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

/ paterted She wen for charity's sake
AID vii! PIT them down on the follow
ing terms: 1st. Ten per cent. of the
profits shall be deposited with the all
thoTities Of the town, city OF parish III
which they are made, said fund to BE- APP
propr:ated tc the benefit of the poor and
Le,plesa. ID. The balance, 80 per cent
&c be deposited in any safe bank subject
10 ny orGer Or my agents order. The
reason that SO small a portion OF
the profits are lett where they are
put down is 5bat there is not more than
one tenth o. the United States that they
can be put down in. Tt is a plenty and
viii e}ojhe the naked and feed the starry
ing wherever they can be used. Not one
cent shall be appropriated for education
While don't wish to sell territory can
giYa employment to thousands for roy
atty. 80 A. CURTIS.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

To those that wish to 60 into the bus
mess, the plain facts are: am G5 years
cid AID and brick 30 feet IN sand
il 20 hours with tie assistance of two
common laboIers. This is vel! three
fee: IN diameter, requiring Sc brick to
the 1oot. The price ask is 50 per foot
which no one, knowing the cost of dig
sing, etc, and tie disposition to be made
Ct ths profits, can say is too much.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19
.E Alb ;Is3U t:.ts-fG3N.

4:Enar Kata5, tAe Amazon Of
? it, II. Ulster county, died :
~" Ivy ago Ut her nome, near
bra&a-a3cl Hill, on the noun
Inns, ID taa5 town. o5e was
o0ru III 64o town ot PlatteEiIi ia
1868, auu resided gnera until the
day OF uer heath. Physically,
sh4 vas m0fe like q nan than o
vom41, her shoulders being
isroal and her muscles we'll g.
f4loped. She acquired little or
10 education. She is credited
With having been self reliant, and
asked no fay 2rs from any one.
Daring the winter season Mrs.
Yates cut cord-wood On the
mountain, and, in the language
ofsone OF the natives, 1T took 8
good man to swing an ak along
side of her." On several occa
sions she cut as much as three
co.ls Of wood in ono day, in ad-
dition to performing the house
hold duties in her home after
sunset. In the summer time this
remarkable woman cut grain for
the PIattekill farmers, and was
rated as "a good hand She
cultivated a small garden patch
OF her own, the product OF which
she sold principally in this city.
She carried her garden truck ii
two largo baskets. Farmers,
while driving here to ship their
hay on the boats, would offer her
ride, and her invariable reply
was: II am 10 q hurry; take you
all day to get there" She could
easily outwalk any team with a
load behind them. Six years
ago a horse, while passing her
home on Break-neck, fell and
became fast in the harness. The
driver and several other men
could not succeed in getting The
animal loose. Mrs I ate5 lifted
the horse up bodily, but in SO
doing fractured her leg. The
bone never set. Her spirit. how
ever, was not earbed, even If she
was, an octogenarian and o Grip
pie. Though suffering much
pain, her daily employment COZ
sisted in chopping up kidding
wood on a block while she sat IN
q chair in front Of her house. a
short time previous to her death
her general health began failing,
but she retained her faculties to
the last. Prior to the accident
she never was sick a day in her
life. Mrs. Yates was buried from
the Plattekill Methodist Epis-
copal church Of which donomi-
nation she was an adherent. Mrs
Yates was married twice. She
leaves no family Letter to the
New York Times.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

Student: do you think !:
possible, professor for sa1gsty to
improve my personal apps ar
ance?" Professor eyes sir
by cutting away good deal oi
your jaw snd some Of yop1
check 80. tt rs
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19
No L1aUEI1 4 DaLl.,
[Cor. Of the Courier Journal. ]

[Cor. Of the Courier-Joarral.7
LITTLE Rock, Feb. 28.-The
once most beautiful woman of
Arkansas is DOW hesgar, ana.
though aot l. literary woman. has
2 wood iag. She ISL lanrh-
ter 81 S4nl3 FaaIkneg, sas a..zi-
al "Ark4nsas I'ragalar." Sua
has been married .saY4rsi times
and is now known as MIS-. Ttep-
neII. In tie old days of Arkan-
sas aristooracy, when Tho 4lch
planters and men of cote g&t1-
cred At the Ashley mansion, Mss
Faulkner was the belle, petted,
fattered and admired BY every
one. Her wardrobe came from
Paris and her lovers from every
where. Slave to the demands Of
gaiety and conquest, she was
naughty, and considered heart
less, Fer sway for years was
undispnted, and when her imam
cial decline came, she would not
recognize a fact which seemed to
her SO preposterous. She mar
ried, but her husband did not
prove to be wealthy. From this
husband, il Z ain correctly in
formed, she was divorced, She
was still beautiful and, though
divorced from her husband, she
was still ;nseparably welded to
society. But the bright star Of
her life had begun to grow dim,
Her father died and left her with
comparatively nothing. she still
had offers Of marriage, but she
disdained them On financial
grounds. Or one occasion q
large party was forming to visit
the New Orleans Lardi ,Gras fes-
tiyities. Shs was unable to meet
he necessary expenses. 4 gen
t.etnan who had heard her ex-
press herself. and with whom sbe
vas scarcely scarcely acquainted re-
marked to her: ''lf you will
marry me I viii take you 10
New Orleans Il WILL" she ox-
eIaiHed, and they were married.
The husband, [ think, died
shortly a:terward. Some time
after this she met with quite On
accident. While riding ID a bug
gy the horse ran away. She was
thrown out and sustained the in.
Jury OF q broken leg. This might
not have proved SO serious had
she not disobeyed the instruc-
tons Of physicians and disra,
garded the advice Of friends
She insisted apon receiving gisi.
tors, and would sit al day anc
half tho night, dropped up il
bed, laughing and talking IN hel
gayest humor. Her restIessness
ct last rendered amputatlon nee
essary, I met her to-day, Shs
he's just beea turned out-of I
tLoase fer failing to pay her rent
3 more torlorn looking woman
never lived. She had been on
begging, and Empiag along sh'
carried a basket, She is quit,
old now, and her hair is as whit'
as the record OF ST. John. 70,
can tell in q moment that sh'
he's been beautiful, foE he
mouth, pearly teeth, her eye
and magnificent brow, all declar'
that they were once. organized
into g convention OF beauty will
g rich suis of hair as the Chair
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

ALL the angels mentioned il
the Bibles are males. But We
can assure the poutiog "sweet
ones," with our hand upon our
heart. and q bow in their direc-
ton, that all the angels in this
world are females.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

An Indianiau said to a young
man who chaffed him about his
bald head: young man when
my bead gets as soft as yours, I
can raise hair to SELL"
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

Two things in name are de-
testibIe-a girl who is trying to
be woman, and a woman who
is trying to be a girl.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

NOTICE. will pay the cash at
small discount, for claims against
the parish, good notes, city &C,
ceptances, etc. j. S. HANDY.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

An excellent pat. hub spring
wagon with cushioned seat, we'll
finished, just the thing for service,
for only s75. J. S. HANDY's
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19
Gobernor Roberts, of Tex

Eobernor Roberts, OF Texas, IS
mora than seventy years cid, yet
ct recent leap-yea1 ball he
danced, dressed in homespun,
with seven young ladies' The
next day he committed two death
sentences.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

Returning THANKS for the past liberal
pateohage received from the people OF
Morehouse, we hope to merit and solicit
q continuance Of the same.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19
aa.l General Merchandise,

Gentlan.ehs' END Boys Wear,
Ladies and Ghildren's Dress Goods
Sheetiugs, Domestics,
Rersey~ Flannels, DrilIings,
Blankets, 'l'ickings, Jeans,
Boos, -,l,oes, Hats,
Hardware, Wood and
Willow Ware, Etc.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

Miss Clara Hill, OF New Or
leans, fell from her fathers Wa
gon one day last week and ives
crushed to death by the Wheels
Of The vehicle.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

The public reads in Bossiar
parish are almost impossible.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

Kiln-dried meal, Irish potatoes,
-four and clear side bacon, for close
figures, at B. c. Tatum's.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

The Legislature has passed :.
bill preventing tho adulteration
Of articles used as food, and the
slaughtoring Of hogs and cattle
when il an unhealthy condition.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

Go to Leopolds for your Irish
potatoes.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

Genuine Red Rust Proof Oats fc
sale by A. C. McMeans. .@,5 !
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

.1ET:a. 10. a. 5<-o1e:.. xz2gz3.
is selling this celebrated machine III
Morehouse parish. with headquarters at
Bastrop. Persons desiring tha garains
naehine sLoul1 call OF him. Machines
sold CT the instailme2t plan.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

Differs said that he went the
other day to inquire after the
health of the young damsel who
has charge Of his neighbours
dairy, and when be asked,
allows the milkmaid2" they
slammed the door in his face and
told him to 60 and ask the COWS,
who manufactured the article
boston Journal OF Com.
5-gallon coal oil cans at New Or
leans prices.
le-gallon lard cans.
Fresh eanvassed hams at
J. S. HANDY's.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19
Sew NAachime

Acknowledge to be tha THE Bt5l'
NOW SOLD. Beware Of woIthleae mi
taticn machines.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

l could get twice US many names
within two miles of town. A. CURTIS
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19

VI zAls s'- I I'D 70 KNOW !.
ARE TIE BRICK WELLS,
Made by A, Curtis
What they are Represented to be
We, the undersigned, who have had
wells made by Mr. Curtis are satisfied
they are the best wells now in use, if
bricked with good brick and mortar.
They are everlasting wells, cutting off
all seap water, and if we wanted a per-
manent well would prefer this to any
other, and consider they would be
cheaper than RECURRING an old we'll. We
have been using said wells from one to
six years and are perfectly satisfied with
| he IL.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-03-19
fss she State

Reasonable Discount to Those vho
, 1880-01-17

btfFU{k FrrS 21FEtt.
Tho oth1r day tho police at tho Union depot
noticed u Misunderstanding old nlnn wandering III
an out to kill tltiu until his train should depart
and ~ hu several times dtspInyeA quits II tS,lt
OF bills, ho wUs ch4tlonnt t6 look out for plGk-
pockets and condolences -Hlell.
wouldn't aHylt<xiy rob Ill old man like me,
would th0y!" 1io tlnooently aakcd.
The wMr,ling wlls rapGnted, but he jopEed
around itK bqfhrg, aud after tInlD wis seGII la
oGnk,ltAtlon ,a! with two strangers. who bud wlk-
% him around to the whnrf. An oIlcor got hin,
AWny frth1 thcn', and anKrtly Baid:
Dtuh warn yOll uHhiIlAt 9trAngGrs7 Tho8o
fellows 1|rp aftor y:nlr sil0ney!"
hut ht1R Gun thuy got II when hnto II In
my R1;ket and NY i.anti On It u11 tho uului"
"fss, ! viii look put; hut don't wl.nt to bc
nnciytl. Wheu anybody talks TO me. Hike TO
The stran0era soon had him on the string
again, nua III ubont 9 quarter OF nn hour thuy
left him 1T u hurried inunner, nad he sui4ptax-
I'd lntu tho dcp0t with hls wallet In hiB band.
"Thcpt You'to lot 'Gu, bcat your OK
ctairnod the olIiucr. ''f[ow much did you lend
Memy"
"Wnll, they wante.l &c." he slowly replied,
stAnd y0u handed It over, Of oouree!''
~ Rly0 'e,n Il SJU l,lll mud mt $:U back."
"Well, ytns! Il mover Hoa tho bill axau."
~ kiiaor hoIo notF hc ohuckl9l. ~ he drew
down htN 1ye. !" 1t WAa u D0untetfuIt which my
st>M found IT. Troy, And, belng rs am very nd
wicked world gutss III gtt Into tho cars bofort,
somebody rI6A inc 0f MY bootA! II nlly ono
lin not at A0fugtf
, 1880-01-17
A FALLEN IDOL,

They snfd he wns not lnnlGed Of tho clay
That forms tho brittle idol 1T the day;
They said dis strength nnd whitoucss should Gu
duru.
Head high, ho tnwcrcd nboyo tho gazing crowd
A sfnpb 1llAj jtsltfe, whlle they cried aloud:
"Earth holds nonc like thce--non0-O Btrongl O
purof'
Famc blnw his praiscs through tho whole wido
Nare gttts Love brought him with nnstinted
neforo him Neycrenco richest tnoeuso burneds
While Faith. who In cnraptlrcd silence hung
UpoH tho fervtl utter,tnce Of his tongue,
Dy hcnrt ouch change OF voice nnd gesture
learned.
Wnll for yn,lr Idol. O W w0rshfpers{
Will! fnr a dark, unkixhtly thlAow blnrs
Ills countennncG, and n,itrS Its oidcn Rr4co.
Conc ta tho Wilderness fr'ln fsfs soul, o Loyet
Q Faith! tho strength, tho majesty thereof
DerMrts-whiU PITY, tnrnlng voits hla fNce,
AILWAuKEK! tbe0. ". A. b. CiiAMKn.
, 1880-01-17
N0lEy 1Boyas
III fhS E.litn1e al 11A fIfenAA TIL

ID fhs Editor of The CNeaGo TftbrnA.
CHICAGO, Jan. III read letter In TIE
TRIBUNE from Mr.. John Byrles, and your
reply thereto, with much Interest. l notice
TINT In Sunday's Issue another correspondent,
"Wnrren Avenue" brings up the sans sub
ject. Tho evil Of boys making the sidewalks
their playground callaot be disputed, and Is
always increasing. Tareutstno doubt arc
greatly to blnne for this, mud so aro those
people who are 30 indifferent M to permit the
nsseMhlagu of noisy, mtsehicvous fellows In
front 0f their dOurs without even rcnloIl-
STRANGE. But, nS You explained to 11r,
Hyrnes, n citl20n's rights In such n matter
Ind better be cautiously exerte1, ~ tho
c,Nnces are tint tiie boys may retalhite III
their owl! peenliarC way, ~ grapltrnlly
enough NJ 1t stanls, slt0uld not our Alder
nance that It eMforrrl will rc1ilvdy tho evil?
Or, II tllu lnw be sufficient, Is there no wiy
OF l1nYing 1t enforced except laying upon prl-
rate citizens tho Odunn and risk which would
attend their Efforts, and from which pnltec-
lnnn III Ills official cnpNeity would be FREQ?
Mr.. Nyrncs, understand, laas fair grounds
Of complaint ngninst tlio existing nuisance.
itsns'nuch NJ llis premises wero entered few
months ago by sumo boys who llnd been In
tllO habit Of gathering At0ut his doors, anil
$40 stolen therefrpnl. But, though tho
thieves Weto prosecuted, md notes fund III
their possession fully identified, yet by satnD
1tgnl bubble thoy rot out OF the scrape, aIlt1
Mr.. Ryrllcs, UP To thlspcri0d, llas obtained nO
rC1rcsa. p1IO,tAR COIFRTESAY,
3D. West Van nurcn strpnt-
, 1880-01-17

worthless quito ~ often ~ they represented
.'! ySlnf The peoplst,nierstand all this and Upon
thM knnwlG1Go nf his gicws and hfa work NO
ttcnn candidate"
THE N'uAnE-oHTu CONTEXT.
TIT 1ssH ones SS S.y = 1s eaes
Qrth contest. At that ttmo It WA understood
That senator Mnponali would opposo tho dis.
Expressed It, "tho evidence Of fraud In Ia ciear
rs tho MONDAY sun" lie has made such stnto-
ekns Il VIII ho fapticr dsearation I tashfs thss H.
Intended giving tho matter bis personal atteI-
lit, IL Mccabe may be credited, tho Senator
has been THO formers confidential n,ivisor, not
o,nly ,,y approving, tut co.1nsel!nE, whateyor has
s e otea T. Is tho o Go geSSS nS9 t cfSs YET
ti,e House Committee on Elections, kat ss TX
United States Senator fro1n 1ndtana. who was
mi advisor. and had suRgcstcd tho course adopt
ed Mcdonald formerly resided In Crawf0rtls-
VILE. tho hntno Of McCabc; and, IL It. IL not ho
nasa.; :" wh3m tho Inter refers explanations arc
... "wi!t tie contest some Up during tho present
session z" asked Mr. 0rth when In tho city ro-
~ think not" he replied ."Nc1t winter will
DO sonn enough to dispose of me. after It he
the yot, nf Indiana To acco1npuh itH p,irrnees,'
NJ. Drth understands tho designs Of tho cnnmy,
nnd nelnseA H.; ~ being pr1pared TO meot thcl
Hence ms eRrnfHt remarks mule Mt tho meeting
va, the speech of the evening wakins tho audi
KcPuhlicans could nat anori Il mike "a rns mnstaKss
or leave anything ,,0dn,e. There worr hrrnkcIB
sncsss an i wa. the paft Of wisdom 2 e teay
aRrco that the meeting was ono of crust har-
mony. Almost every. county il, tho State was
was declared solid and rcady for the fight
INDIANA AND TIE PRESIDENCY.
Tho interviews hcing published in tho Jnurnal
touching tho cl,oice Of Republicans for Prts-