The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-02-07

-CoxE of the PERCH" is fresl
slang.
.-THE Police Jury meet on mex
Monday.
-THrs 10 the season for tue plant
Ing Of fruit trees.
All Of the could get, aways have
gone to Mardi Gras.
New canned goods, all sorts and
Kinds, at Mires Roseuthars.
--FIsH, crabs and oysters for sale
ut the Exchange Hotel and Res,au
rant.
WE have ordinances enough and
ssrlct enough if the authorities will
but enforce them.
MA. Edouard We'll ia VISITING
she Crescent City on business and
pleasure combined.
--FrFTY seven barrels of planting
potatoes, of every variety and kind
ct Mires Rosenthsrs.
--THE packet Laura Lee passed
up on time Monday evening; the
Jewel went up ycsterday.
Tx City Council were in ses
sion yesterday. Their proceedings
will appear in our next issue.
NERVES, brain and muscles gain
strength and the power of endurance
BY using Browne Iron Bitters.
The neasest sign in Town now
hsngs in trout of the Exchange; it
was painted By Jno. C. Goulden.
TODAY 10 Ash Wednesday; the
Yesss will be appropriately celebrated
both o, in the Catholic and Episcopal
Churches.
Ma. W. W. Wilmington Jr.. has
moved his Law Office to the RYAN
building, on the corner of Washing
ington and Second streets.
-DUKING the Lenten season there
will be services at tue Catholic and
Episcopal churches, on Wednesday
And Friday evenings at 7 O'Clock. +,
-THE DEMockAr office, with The
compliments of Mrs.. Moses MAYER.
received on Friday last a large sal ,
yer Of cake and bottle of fine white {
wine, for which We return thanks,
The SAFEST WAY.-The safest and I
surest way to restore the youth full T
color Of the hair is furnished BY Par
ker's Hair Balsam, which is desery S
e.dly popular from its superior clean T
illness. o
The travelling correspondent of 4
that sprightliest Of journals, Texas L
Mr.. Baldwin, has been in A
Alexandria. While here he stopped 5
1t the Exchange Hotel, snd did not 5
foil to visit our sanctum. T
-OuR Town is full of tramps and '
thieves, and house holders should be
careful to see that all their windows to
Ind doors are barred and locked, or &,
hey may awaken some morning and r
Ind that they have been robbed. =:
The Sacred Concert tomorrow NJ
light ought to be largely attended. L.
me La Teche quartette are hard to A
eat in their line. Remember the ke
'lace--Exchsnge Hall. Benefit of X,
no orphanags at Baldwin, La. Ad- K,
alssion 90 cents, children half price. T.
The members and officers of L.
sonewall Hook and Ladder Compa be-
J, likewise those of Pacific Fire Ma
ompany, have received an invita- Ian
on to attend and take part in the M,
iremen's celebration of New Or Gu
ans, which takes place on the 4tb Ne
I March. On
NoTIcE.-I wish to obtain board Inc
lth comfortable room. which I Y.
IN furnish myself if desired, at rea >.
,naole rates, in private family in . 10.
iexandria, in which there are no no
'ang children, located within the Der
mits OF the river, Lee and Fifth Eve
sesss. g. MASON GRAHAM. Jas J,
Two Of cur local sports we're out Can
hunting the other night. W,
aey report an abundance of game J. I
!. owing to the heavy wind pre-, Jas
'lIns during their last hunt, were GriI
sVented from bagging a dozen or R. |
s,L ~ $50 uei'cious birds. They Hea
eak OF going sgsin soon, when we Bali
aS' they will be more successful. lean