The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-05-17

y 1.-Two ". hundred and fifty quart
q corn, 2so quarts peas, $50 quart
y mlllet and 10000 papers assor,e .,
vegetable seeds, for gratuitous dis
g .a'ouIion. Preference will be give1
G 20 sufferers from the late overflow
/ Iali at the office of Jas. Andrews
:, Jr'' Washington street. ''"'
lie new and favorite packe,
laura Lee is now undergoing a few
throughout ;1, in every particular and
: ', VII, soon take the place of the Jesse
n. bell In the Grand Ecore trade
Capt. Sinnott has purchased . small
interest In the Laura Lee, and the
JoV'al and happy Geo. Hamilton will
nave charge of this steamer.
A Foolish M1srAkE.--Dou,t make
sne mistake of confounding a RENE
uy OF merit with quack medicines.
we speak from experience when we
say that Parker's Ginger Tonic is a
s'efling health restorative which will
10 al mat is claimed for it. We
nave used it ourselves with the han.
pest results for Rheumatism and
when worn out by overwork. See
adv Times. wv
+, -IaE "Hop' given by the chill
dren OF the Peabody Public School,
On FRIDAY evening last, was largely
attended, and was, perhaps, the most
enjoyable event of the season. There
were fully two hundred and fftv |
chlldren--(and older heads )-pres-
ent. 1t will long be remembered BY
lhose who were fortunate enough to
ne present. Ye local returns thanks
children, for your kind remembrance
of him.
The vagrant law--which is
good one--should be more strictly
enforced, and especially against the
female Migrants. On Wednesday eve
1nlng last TWO dusky maidens who
hailed from Afric's sunny cline, were
the streets, principal.
y Third and Fourth, using very pro-
fame and indecent language. These |,
offenders should be taught to behave :
themselves, bv few hours incarce- {
ration in the Lookup. .
LIST of unclaimed letters re.
naming in the Post Office for the :
week ending Saturday, May 18th.
Persons calling for them will please T
'ay "advertised::" Mrs. j. D. Abret.
\. L. Breckhan, C. E. Brooks, L. L.
5rown, D. Coleman, W. N. Cslvit,
Sose Chapman, R. 81. Coche, w. 7
)ossen, Miss Emma Dorman, Frank
)ool, John Ethwood, Charles Elder. ia
,. M. Lyles, B. T. Lewis, H. C. Nc. al
ICELAND, David Moore, NJ. G. Nav. B
llss Julia Ourel, j. T. Puney, Sam CT
chrasg, Jane Simmons, ]. L. Shep. al al
ard, L. N. Urquhart. =,
HORSES, CATTLE AND CHICKENS d.
or collie and grubs, for lung fever, IL
ough or hide bound, / give Sim. nj
IONS Liver Regulator (liquid) in da
ne ounce doses; or, one teaspoonful
the powder in mash twice a dav ae
GU Can recommend it to every one FL FL
aving stock as the best medicine 80
pown for the above complaints. In co
sing it with my chickens, for cho. ad
ra and gapes, l mix it with the
'ugh and feed it to them once day. Go
y this treatment l have lost none
here the Regulator was given regu- ~,
rly and promptly. E. T. TAYLOR, "a
ct. for Changers Of Ga.
ALEXANDRIA Lodge No. 49, Pa pa
nights of Pythias, held their sol. !,
IN convention last Thursday. The for
stle hall was filled with members the
d visiting knights. The rank of rec
ge was conferred on three: the ber
ok of esquire on two, and the rank n
one member who proved himself Is
4 worthy of wearing the spurs of q
,dern chivalry, and discom fitted V
t few of his brother knights. ~
icy will have another Convention R
xt Thursday, when full attend
&c is expected. The attraction r =,
i be the comforting of the rank of -1I h
&c on twopew applicants; the mi q
ION OF three pages in the mystic il
of the second rank, and the raj. II
g of two aspiring esquires to the TN
'rons dignity of knighthood. i
One of our young friends, hav. fave
spare afternoon a few days ago, a Key
posed spending it in cray-fshing. cree g. &C
accordingly repaired to the mar n ls
house and invested nickel or I've,
in piece of beef, which he pla- that
in matchbox, in order that he and
INT find it when be arrived at the for {
EXIT didn't ill the box)-hav- TT
already armed himself with a Coul
OIL of Clark's 0. Mt. After an
RS hard fishing with an occa r,o
'al oath he failed to draw In ~
, although they were plentiful in G.. .
creek. He came home disguised, p Par;
vowed that he would not try r,
n,es H;s w., 80 Iuu .s ne AZ. foreg
We Ms o"u lueA W 'ne iace that rect
beef was too tough for the sharp reco,
g of the fish to make an impress TITLED
on; but we think the assertion a -
der on our butchers, for we have
'tinct recollection of purchasing
;hoice piece" some days since,
experienced very little trouble
asticating that beef-after sub APll'
ng it to a three days hard boil To
1t was not the beef, young man;
lst have been the cursing. You q ,
swear when fishing. 49, !