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SUPERIOR COURT.
TUESDAY, January 10, 1883
DEPARTMENT OsE-McFARLASD, Judge.

The People vs.. All Song, information for bur
glary-Sentenced to Folsom Prison for one year.
The People vs.. Minor Walden, indictment for per-
two cases)
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For the Ladies.-Piease ask your ply.
stefan his opinion Of PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WINE, PEPSJN AND CALISAYA BARK combined.
Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia or Indigestion. II
satisfactory, try HALLS PEPSN WINE BITTERS
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

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TUFTS HAIR FlYE,

GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed to a Glossy
BLACK BY single application of this DYE II i'm
parts natural color, acts InStantaneously Sold
by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of 81
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r DR.. TUFTS ulsCAL Of Valuable Information and y
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Y. M, G. A---FREE LRGTURE,

NER. C. C. sTRATToN, PRESIDENT OF THE
WI University of the Pacific, San Jose, will de-
liver his popuar and interesting lecture on I" The
Mound Builders of the Mississippi Valley" in the
on FRIDAY EVENING, January 10TH
ksS' Admission Free. ii7.1t
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ROLLER SKATING.

NNHE SACRAMENTO ROLLER SKATING AS
Il ISOLATION Is now in active operation at the
Pavilion (main halD, corner Sixth and L streets
Open every morning from 10 to II; afternoons
from to 80 evenings from 7:30 to $50 Sundays
exceptedl. Morning sessions for lady members
only. The public are not admitted. The respect
able portion Of the community are invited to mem
bership. Leave address at NJ. S. Hammers drug
store, corner OF Fourth and streets. Members
are permitted to bring their visiting friends from
abroad No residents will be admitted unless hav.
ing been fully approved by the committee OF the
association s. r S. A
J. l.. WALTON. Manager. ii7.islm
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loOsDrsszD FROM LAST nonr.s DlsrArcurs.l
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Nenthrr Prnhab,Iii,e,

WASHINGTON, January 10th. = For California :
Fair weather. For north Pacific coast regions
Local rains.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Young Bachelors Club VIII 81,
their regular social THIS wednesday, EVENING
il7.1ty
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CHICAGO. January 16lh.-The first opera
ever given in Chicago with Madame Patti in
the cast. called forth an aud;eace es large as
McVicker's Thester would hold. In fact the
sale of standing room was stopped before the
curtain rose. The audience present repre-
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serious Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, January 16.h.-Through careless
ness on the part OF the engineer of the Lake
Shore passenger train ct Englewood this
morning, it was allowed to run into the
switch engine of the Rock Island road.
Both legs of the engineer Of the switch engine
were cut off. Other employees were injured.
The passengers we're severely shaken up.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1883-03-21
in the rear of the store is supplied with
tho best of liquors and tho
finest Of cigars.

Terms Rsasonable-D~G Give ne / Call.
March ELL y.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1883-03-21

-THE recent victory OF the Ok.
ford crew over Cambridge, on the
Thames, Was surprise to the know.
ing ones, and caused greater excite
ment In London than the rssult OF
any previous race between the two
famous university crews. When the
bookmakers first began operations
Oxford was the favorite, but % the
day for the contest drew nigh Cam
bridge took 6rst place and before the
start was the choice at seven to two.
During the race snow fell, followed
by violent hsil storm, ending In q
steady rein. The Oxford crew had
the best Of an uneven start, kept The
lead throughout and reached home
easy winners by three lengths.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1883-03-21
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS,

NEW oRLEANs-Dai!y. Arrives at
$40 P. NJ, by train, departs at 5:35 A.
NJ. by train.
NATcHIrocHEs AND SHREvEpoRr-
Daily. Arrives at 6 P. NJ, by stage:
departs at 9 A. NJ, by stage.
WAsHINaroN-Via Bismarck, Babbs
Bridge, etc., Semi-weekly. Arrives on
Tuesdays and Saturdays at 1 A, NJ.
departs Mondays and Fridays at :
P. N.
LREsvILLE-Semi. ..ceekly. Due everv
Monday and Thursday at 6 o'clock
P. NJ, departs every Tuesday and
Friday at o'clock A. M.
HARRIsoNBURa-Seni weekly. Due ev-
cry Monday and Thursday at 6
o'clock NJ, departs every Monday
and Thursday at 6 o'clock P. NJ,
WINNFIELD- Weekly. Due every Tues.
day at 10 o'clock NJ, departs every
Tuesday at l o'clock P. N.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1883-03-21

-BEcAusE Of the high character
Of Mr.. Carlisle, who will not conduct
= CANVASS for the Spsaksrship upon
the line Of the political and profss.
sional Office seeker, and will make 10
pledges - to the appointment Of
committees, HE contest, it 10 said,
With Randall will be an unequal one,
whose main strength consists in bis
skiliul way Of making combinations
for his own elevation. M. Carlisle
will 60 before the caucus on his own
merits; Mr.. Randall on his ability to
manage.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1883-03-21
.Ex SENATOR Allen G. Thurman,

Eek. SENATOR Allen G. Thurman,
OF Ohio, is looming up as the next
Democratic candidate for Governor
of that State. The Republicans have
their eyes on Senator Sherman and
the fraudulent ex. President Hayes.
With either Of these as bis opponent,
Judge Thurman would have "a easy
walk over tbe politicsl course.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1883-03-21
NOTICE

A IL PARTIES, TRADES AND
"A professions owing License in the
Corporation limits will come forward
and procure their license a. they are
now due. Parties not procuring q II.
cense BY the lst Of April will be pro.
ceeded against ~ the law directs.
N. w. CALYIT,
Mch. IA, 1883. Collector.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1883-03-21
NEW THIS DAY.
CARD.
ALEXANDRA. La,
M>ank On 1000

ALEXANDRA. La, !
March 70, 1883. ;
In answer to the card Of Mr.. Abe Woin-
berg in the last issue of tho DEMOCRAT
have only to say that as gentleman and
brother-in-lsw I expected him to call on
mo for explanation or satisfaction about
his grievances, instead Of rushing before
tho public in such an ungentlemsnl and
bullying way. His informsr. "a we'll as
bis adviser. must beloug to tho same
class, % ''birds Of a feather flock togeth-
Or" aud l am convinced that under tho
instructions of his teacher he will become
an apt scholar in lying and hiding.
B. MAYER.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1883-03-21

ST. FRANc1s xAv1ER's (cArHoLIc) CHURCH,
ALEXANDRIA.
Ok Thursday morning Holy Mass st
z o'clock. Thursday evening Sermon
and the "Stabat Mater'' att o'clock.
Friday morning service at 8 O'Clock.
Friday evening "Way Of the Cross" At
7 o'clock.
Easter Sunday lst Mass at 2 O'Clock
A. NJ. and last ihigh) Mass at 10 A. NJ.
On Easter Sunday, after Mass, rent
ing of the pews for the year. from Eas-
tor. 1883, to Easter, 1884. Payment to
be made in two installments. first cash,
and the second on the LIST of November
next. ]. B. AVENARD,
Pastor.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1883-03-21
THIS 10 holy week.
s-OUR Town has . daily paper.


-EAsrER Egg Dyes at the Eagle
Drug Store.
--SHEEr music at Albert's Photo.
graph Gallery.
-OUs "devip' has the only sleeve.
less shirt 10 Town.
-PEAcH and Apple Butter for sale
ss Mirss GosenthaPs.
-Mss. Tbsodora Bergman died 10
shis town on last Friday.
--Ws are now enjoying q real
March spell Of weather at present.
ALL sorts Of buildings ere now
going up in and around Alexandria.
The new building to be shortly
started by Mr.. Ashley 10 to a two
story.
ALL the Editors in this section
Of the country are getting themselves
. "purp" or two.
Nh. r. T. Hynson and lady left
here by train on Sunday, for their
home In New Orleans.
We have been patiently waiting
Cor one Of our contreres here to say
something in regard to kites.
'--DIxNERs Easter Sunday can
be had ct th Exchange Hotel. Or.
ders should be sent in on Saturday.
liz another column We publish
the order Of services in the Catholic
and Episcopal churches for Holy
Week.
We ask the indulgence Of our
readers for the meagre amount of
rssding aud editorial matter in this
weeks issue.
TIE digestive organs weakened
and worn out BY using cathartic
medicines, restored by using Browns
Iron Blsters.
-PrsvrLLE has a number Of street
laaps--and the oil is not furnished
by the City Council either. Liberal
cisizsns, they.
-OUk confrere Of 1--WE the Peo
pie" is q "shorter" In the true sense
Of the word. He has our thanks for |
birds sent Us on Sunday.
--MR. z. W. Bringhurst. our Par |
ish Surveyor, has gone to Cleveland,
Ohio, to survey some 60, 900 acres OF |
land, for parties living there.
-MIRks Rosenthal has on hand
o large stock Of Head Cheese, Grated
Pine Apple, Dunbar's Okra, Grated
Horse Radish, Creole Mustard, etc.
--NEARLr all Of our space is again
taken by State Tax Sales, but then,
gentle reader, its money in the poor
printers pocket--so please excuse
us this once.
SPECIAL NorrcE.--Oliver Lodge
No. 81 F. A. NJ. has changed the
nights Of meeting from the lss and
Sd Saturdays Of each month to the
Let and Sd Mondays.
--AxcHovrEs Mustard Sardines,
Russian Cavieare and many ether
varieties of canned goods, at Mires
Rosentba's, sign of the Big Ham.
To be had no where else in Town.
-Dox'r send to New Orleans for
Doors, Sash and Blinds. You can
get them at Factory prices from the
agent, w. o. Dam mon. Shop on
Froat street, near Morgan Railroad
Depot.
ALL the work done so far by
Street Contractor Staples, has been
In the Sid Ward. From ono who {
knows We learn that no corporation
sork has been done in the Fourth i
Ward since 1878. G
-MR. M. C. Moselsy, q talented
young lawyer from Afinden, La, has
lately moved in our midst, and will
In future practice Law at the Rapides
bar. We welcome him most heartily
and wish him success.
AS We 60 to press we learn that /
Mr. Arthur Watson, of Cotile shot 9
and dangerously wounded . colorsd G
man at that place on Sunday night. /
The facts concerning the same have t
not as yet, been given as. II
The Louisiana Democrat., 1883-03-21

Zimmerman, NJ A Mrs, Lot un-
improved in Alexandria. .....S 4 80
On said day of sale, ! will soil such
portions of said property a. each deb.
tor will point out, and in case the
debtor will not point out sufficient
property, l will at once and without
further delay sell the least quantity Of
said property of any debtor which any
bidder will buy for tho amount Of
taxes. interest a1d costs due by said
debtor. The sale will be without ap.
prsisement, for cash in legal tender
money Of the United States, and tho
property sold shalt be redeemable at
any time for the space of one year by
paying the price given, with twenty
per cent. and costs and penalty added.
D. C. PAUL,
Sheriff and ex-officio Tax Collector.
Alex'a, La, March 81, A. d. 1883.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1883-03-21

The removal Of the revenue ia,
from matches will leave everybody
free to engage in the manufacture Of
these indispensable articles. Stimu-
lated by the enhanced cost Of tho
stamp tax, a number Of small facto
ries have been started from time TO
time in this city, and though they
we're soon seized by the revenue OH.
GERS and confiscatetl. the experiments
demonstrated that matches Of an ex.
celIent quality can be made here.
The consumption in = city where
eight men In ten smoke tobacco in
some form, and it is customary with
careful housskeepers to have q
match-safe iu every room is enor-
nous. To supply the local emand,
therefore, will give employment to .
great many people, who will proba-
bly, be. mostly, boys and girls, as the
light work is peculiarly adapted to
to them. The new law goes into Of.
feet on the ar.t Of July, though mat.
ches In bonded warehouse may be
removed on the 6rst Of May, under
certain restrictions.
--Tas Madison, Ga, Madisonian sup.
gests that some people say they can't |
1.-Two. Let them do as ono Of our young.
energetic farmers does and they viii |
see how easy 1t is to live on farm.
Mr.. o. s. Stewart, having a favorite hen |
that he fed from his table, kept an &C.
curate account of her work this wear.
The result was, he sold $lO.77 worth of
eggs which she laid. She 10 = good hen.
but there are thousands as good In the
country.
The above is fair sample Of tho
quality Of "trash" to be daily found
10 many Of the so.called agricultural
papers that are taken in this section
Of country, and 10 hardly worth the.
scrap Of paper on which the para.
graph above is printed. The idea of
any hen laying >lo.77 worth Of eggs
10 one year is simply prsposterous--
nay nonseusical, and cannot be be-
lieved BY any sane person, whether
ver'ed in tho art OF egg raising or
not. Lot us make the calculation,
taking as basis the pressat price of
csnss-in Alexandria. We
very soou 6nd that the hen would
have to lay six dozen per month; or
rory nearly two aud half eggs per
lay. We wish to 70 no fnrthsr; this
is enough to disgust any mortal with
'uch stun, and We add by way Of co.
to the fellows who own
'hs other thousands - good 10 the
county," that they have q d-n ane
hing on paper, but nothing more.
rhe Georgia hsns mnss bs double.
'arrelsd, else they would not be 20
invaluable to their own,rs. ii
The Louisiana Democrat., 1883-03-21

} l and 4, sq. 10 Alexandria. . .Sl2 8
Taylor, Nels Part lot and 4, 90.
} 10 Alexandria. a............. l6 O.
Tanner, Milton sos acres land
} on Bayou Boueff ff............ 90 0,
Tanner, Milton 2 acres land on
Bayou Boueff, with gin, etc.. 8 O.
Tillman, Sam 40 acres land at
BorelaDd's. ........... 1900. l q
Terrell, ] Mr. 40 acres land on
i Hemphill Greek. ek............. 20
Tanner, L 40 acres land near
| Old Academy Spring Hill, ,SE
t 3ofS E t of Section 36, tt,
NR2W ........... "a
Tanner, Peter Estate 100 acres
land near Spring Hill Acads-
my, being s E t of N E I SEQ
81, S WI of N w Sec 80, and
n W Of Of s WI Sec 81, I'll
NR1 W.......-...., l 81
Tanner, Jabez Heirs, 40 acres OF
land near Spring Hill Acad-
! ony ''........ ................ "a
Turner, William House in lower
suburbs Of Pineville. ! 60
Toney, j E 80 acres land on Red
hIVoE. 4 AZ
Tarver, Henrietta acre of land
lower suburbs OF Alexandria 80
v
We'd, Pierre 20 acres land near
New Poland ..............,.$ l 60
Vanar:um, Jerry Heirs 200 acres
land on Bayou Cypress, 800. 40
Vallee, James Mrs. $50 acres Of
land on Red River. 80 90
w
White, r. 66O acres land on Hol.
l"way's Prairie. .............$lO 56
We'll, Edward, Part lots 2 and
4 10 sqnare l8, Alexandria, is 90
We'll, Edward, Part lots l and
in square 3, Alexandaia 30 90
We'll, Edward, Part lots 2 and
4 in square 9, Alexandria 90. 2 40
Wilson. Frank, 80 acres land,
len Mile. 1 80
Williams, J X. Senior, 1000
acres land on Red River. l6 on
Wilmington, r. H. 100 acres Of
land on Bayou Rapides. ..... 10 COL
Wilmington, 4. H. Gin house
and fixtures. ................. 6OOI
We'll, Simon, 500 acres land on
Bayou Rapides. es..........,,.. 50 col
We'll, Simon, Gin aud machinery l6 OOI
Wilmington, W. W. Jr. square
aud improvements 10 Alexan-
dria ........................ 80 0O|
Wilmington, w. W. Jr., 100
acres land on Bayou Rapide. 9 40
W Wilmington, s. E. Mrs. 200
acree land on Bayou Rapides l2 72|
Wilmington, s. E.. Mra. 800
acres land on Bayou Roeuf. l6 Gal
c. K. 90 acres land
Big Island d............... 32OI
Waters, NJ. J. Mrs. 1000 acres
land north of Red River. 64 90 |
Wright, j. D. 40 acres land near
Spring Hill Academy, north.
east IA of northeast Ia sec-
tion q I'll NR2 W........ 81
Wright, Dr.. Estate, 80 acres Of
lamp near Spring Hill Acade.
my, being west l.2 Of north.
west ia of section 26 TIN
R2 W............... l2sI
Williams, Jim. acre land in
Pineville. 80
Williams. Peter, Z acres land in
Pineville. l6O
Williams, Elijah, 40 acres land
on Bayou Clear. 80
Williams, Julia o. Estate, 200
acres on Swafford Creek. $40
Wells. j NJ Junr. 100 acres land
on Bayou Boneff. eff....... l6 90
Wells. C NJ 200 acres land on Ba-
You B"ueff, part Wellswood. Is GO
Willis, VIM. Estate $40 acres of
land on Calcasieu. .......... 5l2l
Willis, ] p 500 acres land Bar
her's Greek. 8 col
Vise. Mary Ann Mira. 40 acres
land near Pine Island. col
Wilson, NJ E A M,s. 100 acres Of
land land Sec 4, ,T2, NRlW 500
Thomas 100 acres
land on Calcasicu. ........ 2Os
Wiley, Charles 40 acres of land GA
Wiley. Peter SO acres of land on Il
Big Island. ................. l 81
The Louisiana Democrat., 1883-03-21

ST. JAAEs' (RpiscoPAl) cRURcR-ALEx.
ANDRlA.
DURING Holy Week at 7 and 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ. The sacra.
ment Of Baptism Easter evening at
Easter day II A. NJ. 31 P. NJ.
Sunday School celebration.) and "
P. NJ. mission school celebration. J
Mt. oLtvEr CHAPEL {Er1scorAL)-11N1-
vlLLI.
In Holy Week, Wednesday, 315 P. II.
Good Friday, Pm The Sacrament
Of Baptism, Easter evening at 3h.-
Easter day 8 A. NJ.
HERMAN c. DUNCAN,
Rector.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1883-03-21
N0TICE!.

IRON THE FIRST OF MARCH
i 1888, storage will be charged on
all merchandise received in my ware
house, at the same rates 40 charged
in other warehouses.
Mar TT. ". HugTNYRE.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1883-03-21
HOLY WEEK.

ORDER OF SERVICES At THE CATHOLIC AND
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.
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HALLOWELL.

The matter Of having public park in this
city. east of the X. k. station. and extending
from Central street to the Hallowell House
is being agitated by some OF our public
spirited citizens, and We hope will be worked
up to a reality, as we are without any such
public place. We understand that some
philanthropic citizens have made very liberal
offers to help in ..e matter. and no doubt the
NJ. Central X. X. Company wonld offer liberal
aid. We hope the City Government will
look into the matter and take such steps as
will secure handsome park that will be an
ornament TO the place. Circumstances seem
to combine to make the present just the right
time to carry out such movement.
Hiram Fuller Esq, starts Wednesday on
an extended drive through the country in the
interest of the Steamboat Company, going
with his own team up river possbl, as far as
the foot of Moosehead Lake and returning by
the way of Rangely and the Sandy River
country.
Our traders are complaining of dull times,
there is no trade from the country during
the good hay weather. and our streets have a
deserted look during the day time.
The owners of the Islander. are looking at
Batchelders wharf, with view of purchas
ing it for the use of that steamer.
John A. Gilman of the firm of Gilman
Bros, of Boston,is making a briet visit here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-24

Anufsday. August 10th, the semi annual
encampmeut and reunion of the G A. 3 viii
take piece At Maranocook. The committee
OF arranRements. consisting of S. ]. Gala
ener Of Augusta. P. P. Getchell of Lewis.on
r. T. Crockett Of Bath. Franklin Wood Of
winthrop. Charles W. Bean of Portland. and
Z. V. Crossman of Bangor. met a, the Preble
mouse Saturday afternoon TO make arrange
ments for the reunion. II was voted to offer
prizes for rowing as follows:
Tor amateur single seull race, open to the state
ra.n pfize' ei5' I'd, to; Sd. s. distance mile and
81 Also to Whitehall boats. confined to the members
OF the G. A. r.. three prizes First sl2; I'd, Is 3D.
three-quarters Of a mile and return.
Sanoe race, open 10 the state, three prizes-First
return. N
Punt race. blindfOlded three prize.-Fir.t. e.; 3D.
ack race-First prize. $3.50: I'd. eI5o; ID, sl
rotate rase-First prize, - so; I'd. sl5o; Sd. 81.
Auser Brigade, two prlzes-First, -. I'd, ~.
All entries for races to be made to Chas
w. Bean, secretary of the committee, at
Portland, before August 10th, or on that day
at the boat house at the lake
Among other amusements, there will be
dancing afternoon and evening, and ladies'
archery, for which prize will be given for
the best shot made during the day AtsP.
NJ there will be bummers' convention.
Chambers band will furnish music, both
brass and orchestra, during the day.
general invitation is extended not only
to members of the Order, but also TO all ex-
soldiers, Sons of Veterans and the Ladies'
Relief Corps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-24

This is beyond question the most success
fpI Couob Medicine we have ever sold. a few
doses invariably cure the worst cases of
Cough, Group, and Bronchitis, while it's
wonderful success in the cure of Consumption
is wi h nut parallel in the history of medi-
cire. Since it's first discovery it has been
sold on a guarantee, test which no other
medicine can stand. fyou have a eongh
we earnestly ask you to try it. Price 10 cts,
so cts. and Sl.00. If your Lungs are sore,
Chest or Back, Lame, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Price % cts. Sold by.
Bowditch Webster Co.
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Yesterday afternoon and evening rfo''
.r,h,r Rail of Worcester, Mass. the champion
If America. gave grand exhibition
of fancy and trick roller skating
At Novelty Hall. Among '"e
MANY difficult feats which he performed was
chat Of skating on pyramid of five chairs
This was never before attempted by any
.t.,sr His evelutions were very gracefui
.,a HE skill was simply marvellous. Some
Of his movements were seemingly imposs'oie
to perform. This afternoon and evening
Prot Ball will give second exhibition wi'n
.sxeral new and striking features added
,,,,;.s;on afternoon. Is cents each; even
ing, Is cents for ladies and % cen'' '0' s
t,emen. Five cents extra for SHAKES