The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-03-07

The new Masonic Hall recently
finished and painted by the Sample
Bros. presents q most beautiful ap-
pearsnce, and the Masons are to Dc
in having secured suoh !
and commodious quar-
tiers. The Lodge is neatly fitted up
with all neccessaries and appnrte-
uances.required for the convenience
of its members. ,
"A charming young lady OF our \
acquaintance, and by the way most
skilIful performer on the piano, will
shortly undertake to perform in pub
lie the difficult feat OF playing two
different pieces at one time--one
with each hand--and singing song
at the same tims--a feat performed
yesterday by Blind Tom at the E1-
change Hall. She feels perfectly
confident Of performing this most
marvellous undertaking-We shall
see.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFEas.-.George
Gulliott to Jules Charter, 40 acres,
l$2O2. George L. Wilson to George
Guilliott, 20 acres, 1920. James
|Csrliu to John Crawford, lot in
Chenyville, $500. George Gui!liott
to Bartelmy Lacombe, 40 acres, $2o2.
ii. C. Morantiue and Rosetta Moran
tine to Jack Jones, l acre, services
rendered. W. L. Squyres and Hen,
ry Coody to NJ. E. Church, Spring
Creek, l acre, donation. Henry Tan
uer to Jas. C. Crawford, 30 acres,
, part Of Walnut Grove plantation,
$3.50. Amanda E. Hickman and
Noemi V. Hickman to E. J. Barrett,
1928 10 600 acres river land, $323S.
--SuD1cK, proprietor Of Sudick's
popular restaurant and eating
housc, 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, Ash, crabs,
= caulidower and other vegetables.
His restaurant is growing daily in
= the estinati Of the public favor;
the ressons are apparent. He stud,
d les and works to please, supplies his
tables with tho best to be had in the
n market, and charges reasonable. II
you want to. eat first-class mes
gotten up by the very best of cooks
We say, 60 to sudick's.
L. NONE like them in this Town.
va mean Blooms cigars.
re NATIONAL SURGICAL INsr1rurE.-
Two surgeons from this old -estsb
ne lished and widely known "lnstitu'
Il Of Atlanta, Ca, and indianapolis
l.. Iud.," will make special and lin
~ tied visit to Alexandria, L., Marc
g 18th, 1883, stopping at the Exchang
Hotel. They will bring surgical an
~ mech snicsl appliances, best Frenc
as artificial eyes, and everything nece'
sary for tho treatment Of accepte
he cases. They treat no one miles
sp- there is An undosbted prospect
great Improvement or complete re
ON toration. .Deformities Of every d
The scription, including Club Feet, Di
eases Of the Hip, Spine and joint
70 Paralysis. Piles, Fistnla, Cat"rr
lar Female and Private Diseases, Disc
h.t ses Of the Eye aud Ear, Chronic d
eases, etc., treated. Come early
= "A the visit is limited to the time 81
/ If ted. For circulars and full partie
IN lars. address NATIONAL SURGICAL
sT1rUrE, Atlanta, Ga.
ah -W1SEs, liquors, cigars and
,ery bacco, pipes of all kinds at Bloo1
roP BLIND Tom. Blind Tom, the n
sical prodigy and wonderful mel
CARS bow vi.uist, made his first appe
fine auce IN this City on Monday even
lers, last, at the Exchange Hsil-be
gave a matinee yesterday aftern,
one and an evening performance
ONE night. There was large crowd
the sent on eacl, occasion, most OF WI
no doubt, were more than anxl
b,n. to see this wonder Of tue ninstee
nub. century; their curiosity had
sone excited aud raised to ths h'g'
pitch by the reputation he
49,, gained in this country, as we'll a
I 10y the favorable comments Of the 4
~, ~ mean press. Tom is not pre-
w." sessiug either 10 appearance or
''0 hsyior whilst on the stage, ane
hano gaze at his somewhat british
rsteo ing countenanoe, one would n
rated suppose he possessed such wor
etc. full musical powers. He perfo'
o see several very difficult pieces, pr
'rdsy: pally among them being one OF
g and own composition, which he
4 few Battle Of Manassas" His il
lions on the piano of the fiddle,
! from SIC box, banjo, fife, drum, the
where Of the cannon, the putting o.
uiIliu. locomotive, were perfect, and
10 and ted rouads Of applause from IL
diepce. Another wonderful p
of e. nance OF his was the playing q
TX and different anu u's.'"I $3.50 avid
ed" by time-one WIN cue. .h. ,.ms
He is evidently freak Of hum
rdines, lure sa- r.. ~ our mus
M U ing people who failed to hear q
mite' Tom certainly missed this, the
T Fan est opportunity Of their lives.
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