The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-12-05

wy grove over the proSpe
2.5e OF defeat politicians All can not Q
.,eo the nomination. Better and create
-sa men than you are, have been aefeate
Il ana VIII be again. Let it pass. A
tets viii soon be forgotten, and the vor
= VIII go ON in its motion as before.
). The next general election Will
: heid on the Tuesday next after II
ci third Monday in April, which will b
.rt on the 22d Of April, 1884. All Den
nv ocrats who will be entitled to vote 0
y that day are qualified to vote for dele
gates to the Parish Convention.
-HUNDREDs Of letters from thos
using Ayers Hair Vigor attest its val
- lie as restorer Of gray hair to its nat
, ural color. As a stimulaut and tonic
;. preventing and often curing badness
and cleaning and soothing the scalp
us use cannot be too strongly recon-.
,e mended.
AGAIN our columns are graced
e with another announcement-that of
g the hon. Thos. ,Overton, of Avoyelles
who aspires to the District Judgesbip
1t would be a task of repetition oft re-
peated" to tell the people of this dis
trlet the merits of the gentleman nam
ed above. He is to well known to
need any praise from us.
we are quite certain that the
"eVerlasting Wishv-hoodu Of 1,n1o+;
bestowed on Gen. Ogden by some
Journals, coupled with insinuattions at
Gov. S: D. McEnery, are not grateful
to the decent public, but are DISAGREE
able, if not actually offensive to the
self. i''i-'
II. SPENCE SMITH, ESQ, is an
nounced in this issue as candidate
lar the Lower House of Representa- |
tlVes. In him, our people will find
all able, conscientious and worthy ser
want; one who will always under all
circumstances look to the interests and
desires of our people. His past servi-
ogs 70 the party are known, and for
which he should be rewarded.
Hon. F. F. Perodin, of St. Lam ,
dry Parish, has consented to become a
candidate for the office of Attorney !
General OF Louisiana, the announce
ment OF which appears in another col
umn OF to-day's Issue. Mr.. Perrodin
Is native of this State, and has for |
Years past been the able and efficient >
District Attorney of our SISTER Parish:
ne served gallantly in the Confederate G
Army under Gen. Mouton, being q
member of the 18th regiment; besides
which he has always battled with and
fought against RadicalisIn in behalf of
rue democracy. His eminent talents in
and qualities highly commend him Dis
IND thereby insure the faithful admin G.
stfation of the duties Of his office. su
ACCORDING to previous announce Ill
1ent Prot: Pardee, of the Alexandria M N;
'ubEe School, had public examine v W
on Of his Scholars at the Town Hall b.
n last Friday afternoon, at which
a;So q crowd Of ladies and gentleman ,'l'
ere present. We regret exceedingly no.
lat We We're not able to attend for we wa
g OF the opinion thal these social
eeohgs OF parents aud scholars are
I'm pleasant and entertairine-be 10
les being beneficial and Instructive cou
g are pleased to see that the Prof sen
IS g9le at lis old ways again and istr
20" snd believe that his efforts viii y al !,
seconded by both the press and pso-
e OF tho Town of Alexandria. He %
hnt trying 70 do that to which tho Ell
T-notc was sounded by this Journal us :
NE months ago. {
THE @tlden Dramatic tronno f fn
'sed a very successful engagement ed I
re On Saturday night, and left the resr
loving evening on the East bound pub
aud +. train, ca their way to DON tract
'sonyllle. Since their stay i'll our der
y they have successfully presented part
he Planters Wife," 'Daughter of DAYS
Regiment" "Fate," "Meg. or a lock
rmers Daughter" "I'he French 1854
= FORGET Me Not" San UNEQUAL O,
tch." The members of this tronpe r.
gentlemen with whom it is a plea maid
c 70 have business dealings, and we ditch
rtiiy commend them to our breth- ed sh
OF the press Of this State. AS We nred
ore stated the troupe is an excel hurst
combination of talent. and eye not =
} always in frst-class style the pawn,
ys announced. nf l.;
.oBT. P. HUNrER.-In its issnc Of Mayo
Irday last, the E1prese sroros., urer
name OF this gentleman as a sIita- Me
candidate for the Legislature. and Ginni
that "no ADLER representative con ed a {
sound in the PARISH Wh;,a wo Jury
coincide and heartily endorse to the
our confrere has said in this re- wards
], we cannot let this opportunity Cor
without giving to the individnsl lowin.
sc name heads this para oranb orr mousl
nest wishes for success. Mr.. Hun BE
gentleman of culture, a LAWYER Board
large practice, and stands b;nb GndyM
e Bar; his character for sterl;no on this
1 and unsullied integrity cannot 1888
his private life stands of this
model OF rectitude and right sons W
nJoys in an eminent manner The any O.
ct Of both his fellow-members bridge
, Bar and of this community. He convict
the prime of life, an industrious than T
taking lawyer, and Esafe coun. IN defa
lie will undoubtedly make a costs 81
prison
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