The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-02-14


las, Texas, reached here last Friday
accompanied by his charming lady.
They left for home Sunday night.
-ANcHov1Es Mustard Sardines,
Russian Cavieare and many other
varieties Of canned goods, at Mires
Rosentha's, sign of the Big Ham.
10 be had no where else in Town.
The Alexandria String Band 10
prepared to furnish music for Balls,
Parties, Weddings, ETC., at reasona.
bic rates. For terms apply to Louis
F. Gossens or Charles Moore, Jr.
THE SAFEST WAY.-Ths safest and
surest way to restore the youthful
color Of the hair is furnished by Par.
ker's Hair BAlsam, which 10 deserv
eddy popular from its superior clean
Illness.
-THE Yazoo Valley, Shreveport
bound, passed up on Saturday With
fine brass band Of music and a
goodly number of Caddoites on
hoard, returning homo f.on Mardi
Gras.
MISS Tempe Coats, of Alabama,
who has been sojourning in our
midst for some time past, left for
her homs on Monday. While here,
by the gentleness of her manner and
disposition she made many warm
friends who will ever remember her.
"A colorsd scoundrel, by name
Louis Williams, while acting as
guide for a Mr.. Biggs, of Cheney
Vile, La. one day last week in our
Town, knocked the latter senselsss
with a hammer, and then robbed
him of $s5. He WAS captured how
ever. and identified, and 10 now
in Jail, but the money is yet forth
coming.
How SIZE SAVED HER DARLING
II shall not feel 80 nervous again
about baby's teethiug," writes a
grateful mother. owe almost lost
our darling from cholera infsntum,
bat happily heard OF Psrker's Gin
ger Tonic in time. a fow spoonfnls
soon cured baby, and an occasional
dose keeps US in good health. Ia
Brooklyn Mother.
III. j. WEIGHT, we'll known In
this City and Pineville, and who has
been q teacher in the Public Schools
of this Parish, and lately ordained a
minister of the NJ. E. Church, has
been removed to Natchitoohes to
preside over the large colored con
grsgation at that place. We wish
Josh much success in his ministe
rial lsbors, and highly recommend
him to the people in that locality.
-THx Sacred Concert, at the E1.
change Hall, on Thursday night, wss
slimly attended. The La Teche quar-
tette, owing to some mishap, failed
to nske their appearance, although
their places were we'll allied by two
female colored teachers from the La
Teche Orphauage at Baldwin, La
The universal expression from al
who attended is that the singing was
good, and surpassed anything Of the
kind ever heard here before.
-TAE following marriage license;
have been issued by the Clerk of tbs
Court since tho 35th of February
c.. Mckinney to Clara Jones.
William Pace to Eady Dyas.
johnson Perry to Chrstian Foster.
Henry NJ. Ellis to Elizabeth Walker
Corneius Nelson to Sarah Cullen.
w. G. Weldon to Alice Upton.
Henry Anderson to V. johnson.
Marshall Scott to Josephine Book.
Jno. Hand to iPrelissa Johnson.
Henry A. Wise to Emerise Vale.
w. A. Hooper to Eleanor Bradford
Our new City Council have
passed an ordinance, for the viols
ton Of which "a fns of not less thai
ton nor more than twenty Ave dol
lars" 10 imposed, for the carrying o
concealed weapons. Also another
; prohibiting the game Of High Ball
, "wi.hin the City limits under pen
atty of a fine Of Ave dollars or i'm
) prisonment 10 the City prison 70
. the term of twenty.four hours, To-
each violation OF this Ordinance.
In the former one the Marshall o
: his assistant has right to arres
any party or parties suspected carry
( ing weapons.
:, The following is the list Of ar
rivals at the Irving House for tn
l., week ending Monday, February 18th
> J. Lazsrus, VIM. Mcleod, New Or
leans; S. N. SorreIls, New 1berls
Il. H. Hickman, Columbia, Mo; N
Lowenstein, Cincinnati, Ohio; Dun
bar Hunt, Baltimore, Md; Robt. Ra
phpel, Master Nathan Levy, Campte
r. H. Williamson, Colfax, La; 0. "
Watson, Cotile, La; Geo. W. Linch
Allen D. Huer, Weatherford, Texas
A. B. Irion, MsrksviIle; Thomas T
Brooks, Jos. NJ. Moore, Opelousss
J G. M. O'Neal, Grapevine, Texas
Jas. J. Roberts, Tensas Parish; Z
C. Boss, Weatberford, Texas; A
d Phil, Provencal; c. G. Lofts, MAI
d shall, Texas.
u -LIsr of arrivals at the Exchang
e Hotel for the week ending Feb'y IL
g J. 6. Vaughn, G. L. Lanc, J. c. Bs
# lentiue, V. Lsmborn, JAS. Waddioi
y New Orleans; B. II. Marks, Chic'
!. 60; J. S. Raiue, S. J. Lsnde, J. A
J. Sullivan, Atlanta, Ga; H. S. Magru
K der, T. B. Magruder, R. spann, Nasl
:, Vile, Tenn; j. 2. Owen. Lsnisvill,
|. Ky; o. Y. Willis, Milwaukee; B. )
q Arm.trcng, Ark; j. G. Barbee, !
4 Woodward, C. R. Merrill, W. u
y Taylor, Texas; Jas. Evans, Moberl]
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