The Louisiana Democrat., 1883-03-14

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WINNFIELD- Weekly. Due every Tues
day at IL O'Clock NJ, departs ever;
Tuesday at | O'Clock P. NJ.
--RAprDEs is to have o sugar re-
fnery.
TIE Jewel passed up yesterday
morning.
--EGes are selling here at Is cts.
per dozen.
--SHEET music at Albert's Photo
graph Gallery.
PEACH and Apple Butter for sale
at Mires RoseuthaIs.
Our Packet, the Yazoo Valley,
Was on time Monday.
Mr.. Jonas Roseuthal made a
flying trip to Opelousas on Sunday.
STRANGERS are not as numerous
in Town as they were a few weeks
back.
The Sample brothers are build
Ing fine residence in the Fourth
Ward.
Town subscribers not receiving
their paper regularly will please no.
tify US.
-MAsrER Henry Geiger left here
this morning by rail for Suwanee,
Tennessee.
THE DEMOCRAT has been made
the official journal of the City of
Alexandria.
-EAsTER is at hand, and the little
boy With his dyed guinea egg is cor
respondingly happy.
INDIGESTION, dyspepsia, heart.
burn, nauses, ETC., cured by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
The Morgan railroad serves as
good tramping ground for some of
oar morning pedestrians.
--NExr Sabbath will be Palm Sun
day. The feast will be appropriate
ly celebrated in the several churches.
ALL three Town papers pub.
lishsd the proceedings of the Police
Jury. This is what we call enter
prise.
The now fashionable and much
talked Of red hat is now worn by
Alexandria's would be followers OF
fashion.
--"RosE Sherwood"-a novel;
fairy tale-by Miss Peterson, a
Southern authoress. Have you read
the bookS
THE Mayor scooped in The snug
sum of $22.50 for the Corporation
on Monday. This is good enough
for one day.
Gov. McEnery has appointed
Kirby Smith Justice Of the Peace ol
the Rigolstte Ward, vice j. NJ. Jack |
sou resigned.
THIRTEEN car loads Of machin
cry, for the mammoth Silliman Saw
Mill at this place, were received on
Wednesday last.
-WHAT handsome revenue to |
the Corporation Treasury is derived
from The High Ball games, now daily |
played in onr City.
-THAT golden haired book agen,
has goue. She treated US rather
shabbily while here In not calling o.
us at our sanctam.
--OUR nsighhor, eve the People,
has now fauDting at it's masthead the
noble ensign, Official Journal of the
Parish of Rapides."
--THE Hook and Ladder Co., have
changed their uight OF meeting -
They will hereafter meet on the Hrs,
Monday Of each month.
The river at this point is very
high for this season of the year. W.
do not, however, entertain the least
fea.s Of an inundation.
We have here. right at home,
some OF the best salary drawers in
the country. Now who'll take of
fence at this bit of news?
--FRED. A. Bonito was In Town
last week-and for some cause failed
to pay US visit. Now. what's the
matter with you, Bonito?
--CoRN planting is going on all
over the Parish. Our planters and
farmers are taking advantage of the
present spell of fine weather.
HOUSE rent in these parts is a.
nigh as ever, and beef is selling at
10 cents per pound. Now, isn't this
IN inducement for immigrantsp
-MIREs Rosenthal has on hand
large stock of Head Cheese, Grated
fine Apple, Dunbar's Okra, Grated :
morse Radish, Creole Mustard, etc. i
--THE tramp must go-the City 1t
Fathers have issued their edict con 4
cernlng these much abused beings. ,
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