The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

DouoiNSOuFtlic, anu our al lou tCoib,
the Alexandria nine, is to come of.
ALI the necessary arrangements ar
being made to give the boys Of AS
cehsion grand reception. -
Col. Tom French, the genial
and whole-souled proprietor OF the
Exchange Hotel, has asked us to
correct the statement made in Satur-
days Express regarding the making
of an Opera House out Of the Ball
Room of the Exchange Hotel. No
arrangements to lease the hall were
entered into by Mr.. Stuttz and Col.
French.
A TRAVELLERS SToRY.-After
spending months at watering places
and consulting the best physicians
without benefit, ! returned home dis
.eartened and expected to die. A
friend urged trial of Parker's Gin
ger Tonic. Three bottles and careful
!iet have brought me excellent
health and spirits, and I hope my
experience may benefit similar suffer
ers.-Cilcinnati lady. See other
column.
--THE clerk Of the District Court
has issued the following Marriage
Licensed since the Irst of the pres
ent month:
B. F. Henry to Lou White.
Anger Seiss to Fannie Levin.
Jno. P. Hobbs to P0cohontas Hatch.
Jesse Brown Amelia Thomas.
j. H. Dodwell to Gena Hoffan.
Frank Williams to Eugenia Hett.
Geo. H. Cousins to Cornelia Waters
Jno. F. Beech to May FAINT.
THERE never lived two such
clerks as Baer and Lawless, Of Big
Heyman's grocery. Undoubtedly,
they are the most accommodating and
gentlemanly youngsters we have ever
met, and try in every way to please
all. Baer informs Us, (notwithstau-
ding the comet) that "the boss" has
now for sale one of the largest, finest
freshest and best stocks of groceries
ever brought to this Town. To
prove the correctness of all this, see
"Cbris" who will show you all, ever
"ths pink in those eye"
CHILDREN often need some saf'
Cathartic and Touic to avert ap
preaching sickness. Simmons Live
Regulator will relieve collie, headache
sick stomach, indigestion, dysentery
aud the complaints incident to child
hood. The printed directions ar
rasily followed by any nne. Let th
children take the Rec ulator and keeI
well. 1t is purely vegetable, not nc
pleasant to the taste and safe to tax
either alone or in connection wit
other medicine, being perfectly BARN
less.
Day OF AronEMENr-Yom Kippu
the "Sabbath of Sabhaths," the hig!
ess festival ia the Hebrew religion
began at sunset on Fri lay last an
terminated the following day (Sa,uI
la, At tile same time. All the Jew
: ish places of business in our Tow
were closed. and The proprietors an
their families attended rigidiy
, their religious 'lu;ies. The feast i
, held as ,,aY CT rest, kind Of hig
sabbath, the only day in the yea
when the Jewish penl'ie fast. Tb
services which are peculiar, wei
held in the Synagogue here, an
were witnessed and participated i
. nearly the whole day BY a large nun
" her of Israelites.
THE MORGAN RAILROAD. - Som
complaint has been made by the il
: habitants in the lower part of Towr
9 against this Railroad obstructip
! the streets and drainage. 1t is trr
that the streets will CT necessity b
# interfered With while the road bed
8 being constructed. This ought nc
: to be longer, however. than is abst
lutely necessary. The drainae
. should be especially looked after b
the Town authorities for every II
It habitant is interested. The graz
by the Council to this road Of cor
!. ing up Front Street, was great col
! cession, and is regarded by many
i one likely to injure the Front Sire
, proprietors aud destroy their bus
ness. The Railroad Company shou
&c be forced to adhere strictly to tt
. letter of the ordinance, and occuE
e no more space than they were gra
.. ted. An inch given now may her
d after lead to an ell; let it be avoide
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