The Louisiana Democrat., 1883-01-17
WILL they do it2 Wait and see


-THE iron horse will shortly snor,
up Front street.
-TrAs! teas! teas! at Mires Ro
senthaPs, on Second Street.
-"WArcHMAN, what of the night2''
Echo answers, "what of the nightp'
-THE rain came down pretty live
ly on Monday, and made the streets
quite muddy.
-FoR Coughs or Colds, use DR.
Henry St. Johns Expectorant. Nc
better medicine made.
BAD weather on type stickers
hut fine for hot whiskey punches.
They wont 60 together.
THEY were out in regular cavalry
two abreast style on Sunday last.
Did you not see them2 Yes.
Our Town has a goodly number
oftrsmps within her borders. How
about the "move on" Ordinance.
GARDEN Seeds, fresh and relia,
hle, in large or small quantities, at
Dr.. Henry St. Johns Drug Store.
-THE Exchange and Restaurant
opens In full blast this evening. We
wish the new proprietors success.
-Hox. j. H. Cosgrove, of Match.
itoches, passed through Town last
week, on his way TO the Crescent
City.
-FsEsH large Oysters always on
hand at Anger Siess' (successor to
Julius Levin) Saloon, at One Dollar
per can.
Elk Blum. representing Moses
Loeb Co., Of New Orleans, will be
In our city on Friday, and will stop
at the Exchange Hotel.
&C. W. BoLrss, Esq, Pineville,
is Dr.. st. JONAS agent on the North
aide Of Red River, and will sell any
OF the Doctors preparations.
AN ExPLANArros.-The delicate,
nowery and lasting fragrance of Flo.
resto1 Cologne explain Why it is
such favorite with all the ladies.
"A GOOD residence, in the First
Ward, with all necessary outbuild.
ings attached, is offered for rent.
For further particulars apply at this
Office.
-THs next annual conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church con
venes at this place on the first of the
coming month. Bishop Hurst will
be In attendance.
WE had the pleasure of a visit
on Monday from Mr.. Geo. L. Viii
son, q member Of our Parish Police
Jury. Mr.. W. recently moved his
family into Town.
-CARE-woRN persons, students,
weak and over, worked mothers will
find In Browns Iron Bitters com.
plete tonic, which gives strength and
tone to the whole system.
-TuE Laura Lee, our regular
weekly Grand Ecore packet, collided
with and sunk the steamboat City of
Greenvile, on her last down trip,
near Bayou Goula No lives lost.
We understand that Mr.. Joseph
Fitzpatrick, who has been overseeing
on the coast, will shortly come back
to this Parish and take charge of
the Pickens place, on Bayou Boued.
--THE warehouses are now receiv.
Ing sugar and molassss by the quan.
tity. Only about one.half of this
years crop will be shipped by boat,
the balance will be "raiIroaded''
through.
Ma. John C. Goulden, with his
usual spirit of go-aheadativeness
has secured the services of Mr.. W,
g. Allen, a first-class painter from
Shreveport, who, in future will as
sist him.
EseLrsH Breakfast, Guupowder,
Young Hyson, Imperial, Oolong,
formosa, and many other varie.
ties of tea, just received at the popu.
lar grocery store of Mires Rosenthal,
on Second Street.
-TRn railroad cases, six in mum.
ger, took up a considerable time of
sne court lest week, otwithstanding
tue very important fact that light.
ning stenographer was in attendance
taxing down the testimony.