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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-11-28

-THE Iberyille South has brought
forth Mr.. John T. Young, of Baton
Rouge, as candidate for Secretary of
State
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-11-28

Iberia Solid for McEmery. - The
members Of the Democratic Parish Ex-
ecutive Committee Of this Parish meet
tomorrow in the town Of New Iberia,
for the purpose of devising means in
order to elect delegates to the State
nominating Convention, to be held at
Baton Rouge on the 18th day of next
month. Iberia Democrats will go sol
id for Governor McEnery.-[ Iberia
Journal.
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hASbY IN the SOUTH
A TOUR OF OBSERVATION IN
THE SOUTH.

MR.. D. r. LOCKE. (NAsBY,> THE
W. editor of the TOLEDO BLADE,
and MIR. ROBINSON LOCKE, will make
a tour of the Southern States. common
cling on or about October 10th. 1888, and
continuing during the Autumn and
Winter, the object being a series of let
ters descriptive of the whole South
These letters, which will appear week
ly, will he entirely non-political, their
object being to place before the people
of the whole country, especially the
half million readers of the BLADE.
such facts as are necessary to proper
comprehension of the resources of the
South. The great South is entering up
on an era of development that in the
course of q few years will work WON
derful changes in population and gene
raj wealth. What the Southern States
need, more than anything else, is that
its advantages in soil, climate, forest
and mineral wealth be known and I'M
derstood, to the end of diverting thith-
er its proper portion of the III llions of
people coming into the country, aud
the millions more from the North who
are seeking new homes. In the North
more is known of Germany and France
than of the Southern States. The TO
LEDO WEEKLY BLADE has the lar
gest circulation of any paper published
in the United States, and these letters
will appear regularly in its columns
In fact, the letters from the South will
be its great feature for the comiug year.
The Importance to the South of work
like this can hardly be over-estimated.
The letters will not be confined to the
regular tourists routes, nor to descrip-
tons OF what the regular tourist writes
about. Messrs. Locke will visit inter-
Tor points, remote from the much-fre.
quented lines of travel, they will inyes-
tigate, personally, soil, water-powers.
forests and mines, business facilities
and advantages, the progress made and
making, railroads, public buildings and
works, everything, in short, pertaining
to the material development of the vast
country south Of the Ohio and Potomac
Those who have followed the work of
the Messrs. Locke in their two wears
and half in Europe, will understand
their method of getting information.
and their manner of treatment. These
LETTERS FROM THE SOUTH
will commence in tho TOLEDO WEEK
LY BLADE about November lst, and
will continue probably a year-at least
until the subject is entirely exhausted.
The WEEKLY BLADE, 81. 90 year.
postpaid, to everybody. Those prefer
ring may receive the BLADE, three
months, by remitting thirty cents, or
clubs of three months trial subscribers,
Of not less than four, 20 cents each.
eY We send specimen copies of the
BLADE free to any address. We want
as many addresses as possible to send
specimen copies to. Write Postal
Card asking for specimen for your
self, and send us the names of all your
neighbors. We want to send out half
million specimen copies within the
next month. Font be modest as to the
number. Address
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CALL FOE a MASS: MEETING,
ALEXANDRIA, LA.,(
Nov. II. 'S3.

hLEhaNDRAEA1 A>A'1
Nov. IL, 1913. !
In compliance with a resolution Of
the Executive Committee of the Dem
,ocratic party of the Parish of Rapides
the Democratic voters Of this Parish
will assemble in Mass Meeting at the
Town in Alexandria, on MONDAY,
the 10th day of DECEMBER, 1888,
at u o'clock NJ. for the purpose of
choosing ten delegates to represent
said Parish in the State Convention
which will assemble at Baton Rouge
on the 18th of December.
B. TURNER,
JAS, ANDREWS, Chairman.
Secretarv
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Sound Advice to Opposition Candi-
dates.-No thinking, honest man can
say aught against the ability and in
tugrity of our Governor, and the puny
and ridiculous attacks made upon his
character by the Picayune and its ser
vile satellites arouse but the smile of
pity and contempt of all good men.
We pass by these futile attacks as too
puerile to notice; they are nothing
more than "tales told by idiots full of
sound and fury, signifying nothing"
Against the other candidates for Gov
emor we have naughtto say, but would
advise them all to save themselves any
unnecessary trouble and retire from the
campaign before they are forced to do
SO by the united voice Of the people.
We think that on account of his past
services to the Democracy and the PEG
pie Of this State, in the sore hour Of
need, for his ability and integrity as q
man, and for his course as Governor of
Louisiana, Samuel D. McEnery should
be his own successor. We think the
majority of this Parish are with us in
this, and we are for McEnery first, last
and all the time. 49, West Carroll
Watchman.
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100000 TICKETS 81 $1,000 IAgE
LIST OF PRIZES:

Approximation Prizes:
100 Approximation Prizes of 5000,
$4,000.
100 Approximation Prizes Of 500,
$4,000.
100 Approximation Prizes of SIS,
20 $500.
2,279 Prizes, amounting to 1896, 500
Prizes can be deposited for collec-
ton at any bank, express or other col
Letting agency.
CERr1F1cArE-We do hereby certify
that we supervise the arrangements for
all the monthly and semi-annual draw
ings Of the Louisiana State Lottery Co.,
and in person manage and control the
Drawings themselves. and that the same
are conducted with honesty, fairness
and in good faith toward all parties.--
We authorize the Company to use this
certificate, with fac-similes os our sig
natures attached, in it's advertisements.
G. r. BEAUREGARD,
j. A. EARLY
u Notice-Tickcts are Ten Dollars only.
Halves S. EFifths 81
U Tenths 81
For sale at all the New Orleans agen-
cies and at the Central
Office of the
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HON. franklin Stagds.-As the time
wakes near for tho Convention the sup
porters Of each of the aspirants for gu
bernatorial honors are using their ut
most endeavors in favor Of their res
pcctive favorites. In our mind there
is no doubt as to the result-a trium-
plant majority for Governor McEnery
Let the gentlemen appointed or elect.
ed be instructed to vote for McEnery
"frst, last and all the time" This
will settle tho status of Franklin al
once, and the State will know precise.
ly how Franklin stands. While we Of
Franklin are solid for McEnery, We
are also willing to support the nomi.
nee of the Convention. - FRANKLIN
Sun.
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The Sentiment Of Terrebonne.--Tho
Democratic Executive Committee,
which assembled in Houma on Satnr-
day last, unanimously Endorsed Cover
nor McEnery, which places beyond
further discussion the status of this
Parish on the gubernatoria} question.
-(Times.
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OPINIONS OF THE STATE PRESS

Why Governor McEnery is S1!ppor-
ted.-We stand for the poor man as
we'll as the rich. We stand for the le-
wees, We stand for Democratic gov
ernment and Democratic principle
We therefore stand for Governor Sam.
uel Douglas McEnery. - Marksville
Bulletin.
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EXTRAORDINARY sCHEME.
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Padgitt Bros.

100 teet on northeast side Of Alamo street.
and block 297, for $3.50.
Patterson Branum ct al. TO Margaret
branum, l35 acres in the Joseph Simmons,
and 10 acres in the Thomas Langley sur
veys, for 500.
Il. NJ. 0yerleese to William Bustriu, "
acres in the Levi Dixon league, for 500,
ii N. Haskell and wife to Chris Rothis.
berger acre lying about two and hall
miles east OF the courthouse, for $40.
+. Haberman TO NJ. X, Sypher, 2,4S9 IL
acres, the Thomas j. Tone survey, for $3.50.
+. ketchum ct al. TO Mrs. NJ. X. Sypher,
quit-claim to the last mentioned tract, for
500.
Susan i. and John Kerr to NJ. X. sypher
their undivided one-hali interest in and 10
the 2 i39 IL acre Thomas j. Tone survey,
on Mountain creek tor $1,000.
Marshall A, Crane aud wife to ]. f.
Thomas, 9 acres, about miles northeast
from the courthouse, for s. 500
J. w. Crowdus to James h. Morrison, LOT
;, block 10 Of Crowdus 4 Akard's addition
for Sl527O
Eli Bradley and wife to W. o. Dibold, @,
by lS2 l.2 feet, on south side Bryan street
in block 2S9, for $500.
w, II. Witt TO George H. Measou,5 acre.
of the Edward Cook survey, for $50.
g. W. Meason to s. Q. Hargis, the las
| mentioned scres, for SO.
James b. Simpson to James Guyton.
lot OF ground south OF the car works, fo
500.
II. c.. Clark to ], l.. Boyd, acres soull
OF the fair grounds, for 5000.
James ID. Lynch to James G. O'Connor
| % by 100 . feet, northeast corner Elm an(
Lamar streets, for $4,000
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FUTURES

y New York cotton futures were from
~ points better than last evening. In
Nefpool there was a loss of l-6i, the mar
rs generally unsatisfactory and par
quarry at this season when they are sat
kCtOry.
tnlcago Produce and Provisions-Wheat
tned little to-day; July sold for 81, an
vance OF 81. August brought 81 02 3-S,
khh oil rs over yesterday. July corn was
Eher and commanded 81 is, an advance
d l. August was up IA and closed 81 3-S,
N receipts Of grain to-day were, wheat,
NV corn, 34l 9S3; oats, 92,777. The cor
9pghdlng day last year they were, wheat,
sgoi corn, l2S 22i; oats, 43 272. The ship
Eas today We're, wheat, 81 III; corn,
eVf oats, S2,0l7. The same dav
year they were, wheat, 43, lS9;
~ llS,2i9: oats, As 992. Provisions
~ lower. Mess pork for July brought
~ IL, a decline of GO 10 cents. For
3gast It sold for $50 q IL, which was a
Eug OIL since last evening of 55 cents.
lard brought 5000, a decline of 10
", and August closed IL IL cents lower
\ sold tor So. 10,
." Louis there was a better feeling in
la, July wheat brought $l.05 "a, a
~ SINCE Yesterday of / 1'2 cents. October
~ 'or u W 3.S, an advance Of cent. July
~ Closed at 40 Is, an advance OF rs
A.; l Is showed the same gain and brought
July oats closed at 80 34, an ad.
~ OIL is cents.
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a NOTED nut UNTITLED WOMAN.


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COTTON.

FL 'SN seems to be in position to-day
I'M !. mas reached the lowest prices that
Il 'eM and that a reaction must take
bT IL When any staple product sells
4 'ue cost OF production, there is al
4 IL, ouailge, and sometimcsit is greater
,sv hu Jus nj :. The price OF cotton
az Jus,'heS The belief that specululors
of business men will take advan-
hed ne marie, and purchase all that is
Han, an,l all they can secure. IL is At
lonh yellow It's value and this fact will
i NJ soon attract the attention of those
Es ~ Ior lust such opportunities to
IN Upon Investments. In New York
'Ne market declined an eighth, and
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medirs,.

s~DR RuGKNK Dt vAux, OF FRANCE,
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US or through vi. oY your drugsistor 1 on nres,
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ORoMDus, BALDWIN \ WILLIAMS
wholesale Druggists, Dallas, Texas.
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have known ami watched the use Of
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$1,000 POISON when properly taken. used
on my servants from 1850 10 ls65, as aid
sy case mat came within my kuowl,dae
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never known a remedy that would Va nnliv
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H. l. DENNAkD, Perry, Ca
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lN57 Prizes. amounting TO ...,,

We do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the monthly aud semi. an.
Company, and in person manage and control
the drawings themselves, and that the same are
conducted with honesty, fairness and In rood
faith toward all parties. We authorize the
company to use this certificate with fac-similes
menS,
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save known and used swlfrs speciae
more wonderful results from its nse man
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oepWla, lt isa certain and safe antidote IN
all sorts of Il God Poison, '0 "
J, DICKSON SMITH, ND,
Atlanta Gaa
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This Year. Last Year.
This Year, Last Year


TOnd 5 EXTRACT.
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Tho Great Drug House of Chicago

The Great Drug House of Chicago.
we do not hesitate TO say that for n yeaf
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~ Than all other Blood Purifiers com
nnlned, and with most astonishing results
0ne gentleman who used half q nosen bot
YES rays that 4 has done him moro good
man treatment which cost him o., 600 An.
other who has used Il for sornfulous afl,o-
uoh reports permans mt cure nom lis use
VAN sllAACk. STEVENSON 4 co,
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s roses IN me Head. the vital nuid passing unob.
mat lead 10 insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INsTTTUrn
viii agree TO forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
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sem any address on receipt OF prico or o. o. D.,
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iEsiiIUTE, Il8 olive street at Louis, Missouri
wholesale Agents. ]. J. sCHoTT 4 CO., Gal
weston, Texas
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

IL a never-failing tonic
for Nervous Debility
exhausted vitality, Sem
|nal Weakness, sper.
matorrhma, LO BT
MANHOOD impoten,
loy. Paralys, and ali
the terrible effects q
Self Abuse. youthful
10 lies and excuses II
|maturer years-such Al
Loss OF Mon DRY, Las
,situde, Nocturnal Ennis
sion, Aversion 70 soeie
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II. & T. O.. gai,uu, :
H. & T. @. Railsuas.
HOUSTON y TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY


TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY EACH WAY
between Dnison aud
HavS
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o., q. & 3. L. Gail,uau.
THE aREAr:PoPuLAR ROUTE ;or TEXAS
SOLf' COLORADO and SANTA re by
CONNECTIONS.

~ Az G<O Il XONS.
At GAIvrurov
Steamers ~ UN with Mallory Line oi
gan Line staa MY West and New York Nor,
Ola norn steamers for New Orleans. indIsn'
Cri. ''puA Ohusu, Brownsville and Va.
Az apuoY ''''
Az AkUOLA with I A Nd
AT HOs pM y,9 owns In Braroria county w
tsn3sei ~ pNciBt;EkG with e., II, As' A. N,
wood, LulinS ao or volum6us, Weimar, Har.
Western rs Eau antonio, Laredo Uyalde
Houston anJ ~. anu Mexico; alao m,
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University Of Virginia

SUMMER LAW LECTURES (nive weekly,
begin 18th July, 1889, and end 18th September.
Have proved OF signal use--lst, TO students who
design to pursue their studies at this or other
Law school; "a, TO those who propose to read
privately, and -, to ractiuoners who have not
had the advantage OF systematic instruction.
For circular apply (P. o. University Of Va j 10
JOHN u MINOR. Prof Com. and 6tat Law
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the same loss in price is noticed in New
orleans. In Galveston the market is nomi.
nal and in St. Louis dull. In the two last
named cities no sales are recorded. In
Liverpool the market is very fiat, and in
Manchester yarns aud fabrics are Quiet
a'd weak. In this city prices
Are unchanged but nominal.
In this city the receipts were . bales by
ran from ,Cleburne, for Caller Il Hill, and
only one by wagon, The shipments were
10 bales by Evans & Co., over the Texas &
Pacific road, and 80 bales from Fort Worth
IN transit, which will be compressed here
and forwarded over the same road. Ii is !
new feature to have cotton in this city
rom Fort Worth, but there is no use in
resisting the inevitable. The cotton of all
north Texas will soon be handled in this
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

STAuNToN, VIRGINIA.
MISS MARY ] BALDWIN. PrinciuAl. Oneus
september 9th, closes June, 1884. Unsurpassed
In It's location. In Its buildings and grounds: In
lis gene raj appointments and sanitary arrange
ments us tull corps OF superior and expert
music, modern languages elocuuon fne arts.
physical culture, and instruction in the theory
and practice OF book. keeping the successful
efforts made 70 secure heath. comfort and hap
standard OF solid scholarship.
for Catalogues
MRS CUTHBERTs SEMINARY FOR
~ lou'G LADIES 18th year opens Sept
l5 Address Princinal 81 Louis No jul6im
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$1,000 REWARD

win be paid to any Chemist who will find,
on Analysis OF lcO bOtuess, S. g, one par
uole OF Mercury lodlde Potassium, or any
mineral substance.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Drawer J, ATLANTA, Ca.
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educational.
Bellevue High School.

BEDFORD COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
For Boys and Young Men. Prepares for
and handsomely equipped. Full corps OF An,
sunctors. Beautiful and healthy location.
For catalogue address
II lleyue p O.
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CHICAGO, April 81 The Drovers Journal
reports: Hogs-Receipts. 1000; shipments,
clearance was made at former rates; mixed
packing hogs. S6.9507.40 heavy; $7.3O0775;
light, $707 so; skins, S4.25@6.75.
Catrle-Receipts, 900; shipments, 4.20O. The
market was slow and weak aud prices easier on
rough and heavy export grades; export cattle,
rs 2O06.6O: good to choice shipping cattle, So IS
0610; common to fair, IS $500
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 5000 The
market was duh and the demand weak. There
fair sheep, $3.7o04.50; good to choice, So 500
GAO
BUFFALO, April observation-disclosures to-day
2,60G, consigned through, 425 cars; fresh ar
rivals eonsigned through, principally; sales were
made of . carloads ~ - 35Q5. 30.
Sheep and Lambs - Receipts to-day, $500;
consigned through, 81 cars. Improyed demand;
good to choice Western sheep, Sc 25 a IS rs; fl We
ca r-lOads NeSraskas, Sc 10.
Hogs - Receipts to-day, $500; consigned
through, 1916 cars The run was light and de-
maud good; good to choice Workers, 81. 650775;
butchers and mediums, $7,7507.95; pigs, $40
1925.
KANSAS CITY, April 21.-The Live Stock
Indicator reports: Cattle-R Receipts, 900 ship
meats meme The market was steadier a
light supply, but prices are still weak and trans
actions light.
7 nscHs' was ea'ief' HRH' 10 nsa'' mugs s"io~
sheep-Receipts, 200; shipments. none. The
market was steady. Native sheep of SO lbs aver
age, ST.
ST. LOUIS, April observation-disclosures 200:
shipments, 1000; supply light, and only small
retail trade done at unchanged prices.
sheep-ReceIpts, 400; shipments, l,6oo; mar.
ket slow, and scarcely any demand for wooled
sheep, and no clipped here.
Hogs-Scaroe and unchanged; good light, 81. 20
0735; mixed 80 good packing, $7,10D7.40;
butehers' to extra, 81. 35 $3.50. Receipts, 700;
shipments, 5000.
CINCINNATI April 2i.-Hogs quiet; common
and hight. $607.30; parking aud butchers,
$6.9007.75. Receipts. LOGO; shipments, HOO.
MILWAUKEE,, April 21.-Hogs steady; 81. 1o
07.50.