The Louisiana Democrat., 1883-02-21

WY ii1tio eSLaUilSN menG or
A: Bloom, on Second Street, oppo.
site the Town Hall, and personally
inspected his we'll selected stock of
wines, liquors, cigars and tobaccoes,
ana lind them TO be as represented.
lie Keeps only the finest and best.
--THE Crescent Lodge Knights of
tythias will give an excursion from
this place to New Orleans on Sa.ur.
day, March 81, 1883. All who avail
themselves of this opportunity will
see the Firemen's Parade. Already
we hear Of good many who will 90
from this place. Tickets are offered
for sale at the reduced price of $500.
BE sure and 60.
How SHE SAVED HER DARLING
~ shall not feel so nervous. again
about baby's teethiug,'' writes a
grateful mother. eve almost lost
our darling from cholera infantum,
but. happily heard of Parker's Gin
ger Tonic in time. A few spoopfuls
soon cured baby, and an occasional
dose keeps US in good health."-[A
Brooklyn Mother.
Louis De Latin, charged with
disorderly conduct on the streets,
and Andrew Evans, for fighting were
fined $500 aud costs last week by
His Honor, the Mayor. Harrison
Young and Charley Casserly, for
lighting and drunkenness, respect
lively, were allowed the privilege of
resting their weary bones in the
Town lock up some hours.
ARRIVALS at the Irving House
for the week ending Monday, Febru-
AIRY 10Th, 1888: R. B Trowbridge,
Franklin, La; Thos. B. Brooks, Ope
lousas; P. T. Lacroix, CatshouIa; j.
2. Victor, Geo. Tapping, Marshall,
Texas; Fl. NJ. Stuart, Boston, Mass !;
5. U. Cass, Marshall, Texas; A: Nc
CURE, Shreveport; j. NJ. William
son, Mansfield; A. NJ. Harrison, H.
Heymsn, New Orleans; W. A. Harri.
son, Samuel Bernstein, j. W. Odum,
Mont tgomery, Ala; W. A. j. Holmes,
T. and p. r. R.; G. s. Harmon New
Orleans; R. B. Weems Mooreland; :;
Joel Matthews, Lecomte.
--SUDICK, proprietor of Sudick's
popular restaurant and eating
house, on De Soto street, has Just ar
rived FROM New Orleans. While
there he made arrangements by
which he is to receive three times
per week, his oysters, fish, crabs,
csuliflower and other vegetables
His restaurant is growing daily iu
the estimation of the public favor;
the reasons are apparent. He stud-
les aud works to please, supplies bis
tables with tho best to he had in the
nsrkes, aud charges reasonable. II
you want to eat . first class NJ cal
gotten mp by the very best OF cooks,
we say, 60 to Sudick's.
-ENGL1sH Ale and Porter aud all
kinds of beer, at A. Blooms.
We are not opposed to paying
the Mayor the salary of $50, as f'x
ed by the New Council, and hate
very much to be classed among those
who would put brains at discoun,
We believe in having good, compe-
tent officials, men of learning and
Judgment, and are willing that they
should be paid accordingly. The
standpoint which we were about te
take was this: We thought the time
for increasing the salaries Of ou'
4 Town officers was inopportune as
our Town was heavily indebted, aud
her revenues were not large enough
to defray her actual expenses. Be
sides which We thought we we're but
speaking the sentiments of the tax
payers of this city, majority O
whom are opposed to an increase o
taxation--which must necessarily
follow an increase of pay. We al
ways look before we leap.
Extra Old Sherry and Por