The Louisiana Democrat., 1883-01-17

oe.on. o1feet. lie receives by DO!
and railroad weekly large suppl,
everything for family use kept
stock. 90 and see for yourself.
=, -MoNFoRr W. Cockerille, VIII
killed Thomas Nj. Compton in thi
Town: on the Goth of aDecembe
last, was given preliminary tri.
before Judge Barbin last week an
was admitted to bail in the sum {
$500.
do you want a nice present fo
your wife or motber2 Go to the gro
ctry store of Mires Rosenthsl, sig
ot Tue 'blg ham, and buy a pound o
good tea put up in a nice caniste,
he only charges for the tea, the can
lister is given as lagniappe.
-ONE of the newly elected Coun
ci!men of our Town, was overhear,
to say this week that he would favo
the abolishing Of the office of night
Waterman. We rather think tn,
Councl!man's head level, as the NOV
would De saving to the Town o
$40 per annum.
Mr.. Solomon Hess is going t.
''open up the Palace Bar, on Secont
Street, in grand style This week
Our friend Hess knows all abont tn,
business, having had experience be
fore. His bar will be stocked will
the best Of liquors and the finest o
cigars. May he succeed.
-THE knights of Pythias of New
Orleans, purpose giving another Ex
cursion on the Morgan road 10 the
Crescent City, after Mardi Gras
Tickets will be put down to five dol.
lars for the round trip. This will af
ford our Parish and Town people an
opportunity of witnessing the Fire
mems procession.
Mn P. L. Throne, representing
the U. S. Central publishing coupa
ny OF Cincinnati, Ohio, is in oar
City, soliciting advertisements for
Southern Bnsiness Guide. He will
call on our principal business men
during the day. The work is q good
one, and our merchants and business 8
people generally will find it an excel
lent advertising medium.
Way SHOULD THEY. NO man or
woman can do satisfactory work
when the brain is dull, the nerves
unsteady, the system relaxed and
they feel generally wretched. Why
should anybody drag through their
work in this condition when bottle
of Parker's Ginger Tonic will at a
moderate cost give them the strength
and will to perform their duties sat.
isfactorily.
ARRIVALS at the Irving House
on Sunday and Monday: Charles r.
Brooks, Opelousas; E. H. Sublett, ST..
Louis; G. NJ. Branch, L. j. Dempsy,
L. H. Achett, T. and P. R. R; j. E.
Whiteworth, Jeannerette; L. W. Mu.
dock, La; j. S. Longmire, P. H. Hyn
son, DR.. T. W. Compton, Rapides;
P. L. Thorne, Gin; H. A. Evans,
Marshall, Tex; NJ. L. Crowell, San
Francisco.
ARRIVALS at the Exchange Ho
tel Sunday and Monday: Jules Var
dos, Edgar Thomas, Ralph Levy,
Eli Blum, New Orleans; j. Y. TyreI,
Philadelphia; O. NJ. Brabson, Green
vile, Tenn; Jno. Collett, Kansas
City; ]. F. Pierson, Coushatsa; w.
5. Bolton, Texrs; Miss Exa Pegues,
Mansfield; W. c. Bonner, Sardis,
Miss; E. j. Kennison, T. L. Lus, J.
R. Adams and Sons, Geo. Stone, La.
VIZ ask you to read the adver.
tisement OF Darby's Prophylactic
Fluid, which appears in our issue of
10 day. 1t is a wonderful healing
remedy, most powerful disinfect
ant, and positive germ destroyer,
and is perfectly cafe to use even in
The hands Of the most experienced.
It is highly recommended by emi
aent physicians and chemists, and
endorsed by hundreds of others who
lave used it and know its valuable
1t costs but tride, and
will save much suffering, time and
money. Darby's Fluid has long been
recognized as household article
or universal family use. Prepared by
:. H. ZEILIN \ CO., Manufacturing
SOLE PRopRIEToRs.
The well-known Exchange Ho-
el, under a new management, opens
,o.day for the first time this year, its
loors to the public, and with all the
,on veniences that it now has, (iately
made by the proprietor of the build
ng) cannot but prove to be the best
,otel in this portion Of Louisiana.
The hotel throughout has been re.
tocked with fine walnut furniture OF
he latest style and finish, together
With new bedding, china ware, cur
aims, lamps, chairs, and 10 fact, eve
ytbing necessary for the comfort of
quests, who, may infuture, occupy The
lpartments. The dining room, we'll
'entilated, large and airy, will b.
uruished with three magnificent
outright chandeliers. The kitchen
las been moved closer to the dining
oom, and will be bossed by the best
# cooks. Both the restaurant and
he hotel department will be
managed exclusively by the gentle
manly and accommodating Mr.. Jas.
\. O'Shee, who is we'll able to su-
having had an experience
q this line of business before. The
lew management ask that the pub.
ic give them q fair trial, and prom.
Sc in return to do their level best
nd by this means merit the 'lion's
hare' of the public's favors. Sam.