The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-05-31


meeting tomorrow night. A fu
attendance is expected as busino.
OF Importance is to be trapsacte,
TIE Amateur Base Ball Gin
. neid their regular meeting and pra'
lice game on Sunday. THey eFns'
J 70 cross bats with the Gilt Edo
J u whan of L,a 9 at an early dat
s wnen a lively struggle will TAX
80 AN effort is being made bv on
y! our most liberal and enterprisin,
citizens, G, to have established At 'b phi'
pace telephone association. !
lumber of our business men hav,
SHOWN a willingness to encourage ant
support such an undertaking.
49, "A CONSOLIDATED nine of Rapide,
are going to challenge the base bal
pa payers Of Natchitoches very soon
luz ,ue oall tossers of our sister Parish
nao better be practising for there's
no telling how "bad'' our bows will
play II they get sup their dander. y
i. ALL who desire shoes of latest
s'y IL. I, should go to A. Heymau,s.
"A lulI line of Ladies', Gents. Miss.
e. es and Children's Shoes. Ask for
+. she Ma]eska and Vassar Tie. Two.
snree and five strap sandals. The
nan'somest goods ever sold in this
city. Call at once. n''
Observation-Disclosures.
or; e,ai salary will be paid for able bod.
'ea men of either good or bad ad
'ress--tooacco chewers and swear
ers preferred--to loaf aronnd th;.
establishment, talk politics, com.
pam OF nard times, or ask the loan
proprietor. " VIC
The Athletics have challenged
.he Amateurs to play them a friend
y game of Base Ball on SUNDAY II
the latter club accept a very inter
sss.Ing game may be expected as
ooth clubs are in fine fix, and more
than eager to meet each otner IN The
diamond y field. The game is to start |
a. 2 O'Clock, and will be played on
'ne grounds near the railroad depot,
TIE following steamboats, hive
passed up and down since our last
ssue: Wednesday, Jesse K. Bell
loWn; Jewel down; Friday, Danube
''p; sunday, John D. Scully down:
Monday, Jesse X. Bell and Jewel up'
l .ae river is still rising here at the
ate OF 8 inches every "a hours. We
earn from the Shreveport papers
bat the river at that place has been
n the decline since Friday.
A Foolish MIsrAKE.-Don't make
ne mistake of confounding a rene. |
= OF merit with quack medicines. 6
We speak from experience when we i
ay that Parker's Ginger Tonic is !
'erllng health restorative which will
o all that is claimed for it. We
ave USED II ourselves with the hap
lest results for Rheumatism and g
hen worn out by overwork. See a
iv.--[Times. =
LETTERS remaining in the Post
nice at Alexandria for the week
ding Saturday, May Goth: is
'osman, Charley Bell, Andrew .,
'olace, Frank Barrow. j. A. :"
'atman, Chas. Blanton. ]. ". tc
'yd, Mrs. j. G. Boullie. Liza in
Coulie Elmore, Mr.. T.
'ldsmlth, M. A. Harris, j. l.. ~
mes, Isaac Jacobs. Henry az
nes, >: l.. Lee, Miss Henetta ne
'rrls' Mrs. D. P. Maclean, j. 8.
'ynew. Matte Mills, C. A. IL
,ffls' u: j.: Orr, Sophia Mrs. SIX
oerts' II. Il. Robertson, Sutton
Verelsn, ID. WIlittleton, L. Mrs.
eathford, G. B. Walden, Mrs, ~
that appears in this . =
per concerning the establishment -" y.
"Big" Heyman, on Front Street, rh
worth scrupulous perusal by those or
o wish to save money and ct the an
ne time to cover the outer man in hi,
1t, substantial and fashionable ~
nner. Parents are at the same re
re advised 10 examine and price
!. Heyman's clothing, which for
rahility, style and cheapness leave DO
hing to be desired. The excel ne
ce of these fabrics is such as to Fo
'rd a handsome summer suit for =
rs, to the young scapegraces, al. =
rs intent upon running at the y
'rtest notice the fine things pur M
sed with papa's hard earned NJ
ney. Go to the establishment at
e and see for yourself. -,
The following is the programme L
to-night's performance at the ord
change Hall, given for the benefit ID
st. James Church, under the aus. dev
IS of the ladies of that congrega- tio tic,
he Old Black Cat; Chorus Song. a a,s'
Fantasia" Clarionet and Piano, cha
Everett and Miss Spriegel. MI
Saw Esau," Comic Song; Mr.. Dire
J. Everett. ri,
'orma, Violin with piano accom-. Hos
iment, Miss Fanny Fauntleroy. N
Oh love the merry, merry sun. G GoS
e." song, Miss Rosa Spreigel. neet
Miss Eloise Polk. Wal
arboard watch, Duet, Messrs A. ~
s Everett. max
'rices DIES Apes Instrumental han,
tt, Misses Fanny and Alice Illus
ntleroy. mag
'paratlon, Rossini; Miss L. We'll. pres
ISIS Wobbinson, Comic Song, wv w
Everett. of a
lbleau. ciate
THERE was quite gathering of so OF
Dis at the residence of Mrs. Jno.
Iarsh. on last Saturday evenino