The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-06-14

cry store, and be rewarded.
The colored people of this Cit
propose having grand excursion o
'he cars, from here to New Orlean
= ana return on the Sd, 4th and 9Th o
$ july Rev. S. E. Morant, is chair
man OF the committee of arrano e
ments; F. L. Porter, secretary: "
II. Carter, treasurer. Tickets will
only be So for the round trip.
Have you ever known anv per
: son TO be seriously i'll without a veal
stomach or inactive liver or kidneys
ana when these organs are in gooe
condition do you not find their DOS
SCISSOR enjoying good health? Par
ker,s Ginger Tonic regulates these
important organs, makes the blood
rlch and pure, and strengthens every
part of the system. See anothey
column.
AN acceptance of the CHALLENGE
sent last weeks to the Natchitoches
Base Ball Club by TIE Base Bali
players OF Rapides, has been received
here by Mr.. Hertzog, secretary. The
cono'tions are that the first game be
prayed IN Natchitoches, the second
IN alexandria, and in the event of a
'ie' The toss up of dollar to decide
", Where the final game shall be played.
Wen bet Tunnard, of the Vindica-
Tor half. dozen high priced cabba
ges that the Rapides boys win,
| kENTUcKY MILITARY INSTITUTE
The circular of thisshome for bows is
Invaluable to parents who have sons
to educate. They are here discip-
lined not only mentally, but trained
physically, morally and socially
The location for health has no equal
and a youth whatever may be his
procllvities, is unconsciously drawn
into the channels that lead him to
the summit of a manly vigor, a ripe
scholarship, and preparation for
professional or business life, Send
Tor circular. See advertisement in
this paper.
We tel! you plainly that SIM
mons Liver Regulator will rid you of
dyspepsia, purify your system, ena-
Bile you to sleep we'll, prevent mala-
rial diseases and give you brisk
and vigorous feeling. 1t acts direct
~ upon the liver and kidneys, clean
sing, purifying, invigoratiug and for.
tltying the system against disease.
1t will break up chills and fever and
prevent their return, and is a CON-
plete antidote to all malarial poison
yet entirely free from quinine or
calomel. Try it, and you will be as
tonished at the good results of the
genuine Simmons Liver Regulator,
prepared only by j. H. Zeilin Co.
ID. C. K1rrREDeE, General Agent
for Tunison's maps and charts, and
proprietor of the South western map
house, located at Marshall, Texas,
paid onr city visit this week, and |
met with good success here, supply
ing a goodly number of our leading
citizens with their official railway,
distance and county map of the Uni.
ted States, and illustrated reference
map of the world which ought to be
in every household. Persons desi-
rous Of engaging in a good canvass
ing business, would do we'll to write
him for information. Address, D.
c. Rittredge, Marshall, Texas.
SCHOOL ExHIBIT1oN.-The ladies
who have charge of the girls de-
partment of the Peabody Public
School, propose to give a school ex-
hibition at the close of the present
month. The entertainment will be
varied, and will consist of vocal and
instrumental music, tableau vivauts,
dialogues, recitations, and charades.
The assistance of -several amateurs
in music and theatricals, has been
secured, and the managers intend to
give every one quid pro quo for
lis money. We hope the public will
show their appreciation of the unit
ing efforts of these ladies in the
cause of education, by literally pat
'onizing their entertainment.
The question in regard to the
construction of the saw mill near the
mouth of bayou Rapides on the land
If the Clapp estate, by J. R. Sill
nan, representing large northern
iu which our City and
Parish are both interested, particu-
arIy the former, has been definitely
ettled. Mayor Andrews, James G.
White and j. Nelson Ball, together
With Mr.. Siliman, visited New Or.
cans last week for the purpose of
'onferring with the owners Of the
and and make some arrangements
With regard to purch asing the same.
They have telegraphed here that
avorable conclusion has been ar.
iyed at, aud that Alexandria has
'een selected as the site for the mill.
Work on the same will be started at
nee, which when finished will en-
10y constantly 800 men. This is in
eed big thing for our Town, and
he three gentlemen named above
eserve the thanks of our entire com
,unity.
THE following are the arrivals
t the Exchange Hotel for the week (
nding Monday, June II: Walter !
'arin, j. c. Tremoulet, Thos Dare|, :
I. Benedict, W. H. Beck, C. A.
oilker, W. Morel, L. D. Campbell, T
[rs. D. Lyon, j. W. GalIeher, H. v. :
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