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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
Groceries.

Meats of all kinds are very Arm, with an
upward tendency.
aEnrs--sugar cured hams, Hlgc; s.C.CB.
Bacon, iS}Sc; =. Q. bacon, il5s Long clear bs'
LaKD-riercea. I0l %: i0an SON cans, lO,kc {;
Sg,p eans,nHe.' iaiD cans lc'sci 'iD cans ilc'
,oFFEn AND TEA.--CoFFEE-Comm n
l21c ordinary, lSc.; fair, lic.; prime Rio
ago; fnncy. l5o; old government Java, S0N
Arbuckles' Ariosa, lSlscpls4c.
TEA-Imperlal, iOoDb0: gunpowder, 5000.
suGAR-Fine powdered, bbls. l0lsc.: do.
haifbbls.. lGsSc.; cut loaf. 1896; graduated
standard A. ss@slsc; choice white, sls@SJSc.
yellow clarified, S,sSl+c.; open kettle.
RIoE-Lonisiana, 5ssep7c.
While fish, No. i, hiL bbis., si.25: No. ., $685.
Dried herrings, per box, 4os GO Cod a Ash; &c,
bags, -; lake. In dat hoop bbls., s2lo;
CANNED 9o0ps;-Prices per dozen; Pine
lbs, l.65; 8 .bs., s2,26opa.6o; seconds, lbs
silo; seconds, MS; :; ms, $1,000 40; Green
berries, s.. 25@l.loi Isaspberrles. q 6o@l IS
Se s.oi q s'' o.. sa Ms saf%sin' b..
si.s5@M; sardlnes. American. $500 sase;
Imported, sl2.5ODli 10 case: Strawberries. NJ,
sl.2l@l.sD; Blackberries. SIS; Green cages,
BAKisG PowpER-silyor Loaf. IN cans,
per DO en-, SOC; m: DO, 81 SO; lib. do. e. 10;
sUsDsIks-starcn. 80. Soap. common
l%c; German olive. S1c. Candles, full boxes
I5s.c; halves, iec; Quarters, iec. indigo: sc ~
VI .40sbso.5g dozen. MHocaroni, imported, lbcib
American, sl.0o box. Buckets, two hoops
m.1SSs 2'dorsn Brilliant oil, bbls, 2oc.; Eu-
pion, do go; do, ~ cases, IS 30. Brilliant,
rs cases, go 30; do, l-ll cases, 81 20.
ss aaci ,.s y s5 S IL Ss No re ss
per ioblbs. So, No z % 10, No 4 60. Corn Ineal
per bushel, DC; Borulny. and grits, v Dbl
$50; Oatmeal, = bali Dbl. ~ al Crackeo
soda, 6S Gpc.; XXX soda, 6lzc.; c;eam ec. gan
ger snaps, S1zc.; lemon creams, SIC.
Country Produce.
rotatoes-Irish, northern, per bar barrel 2g I;
sack, 9oG--c.. sweet, per Dusheli O5g7bc. on
sas7i5', Bans ii. r. med. bbls., 5e;; Large
@ sdls sass Sel ss i ssl sa per
Pigs feet; s'.s 81 D., quarter Dbl. 500; half
full cream, iGc. Kraut. per bbl.. 81 6c@i2oy;
half bDl., 81 80 Peanuts. 3lS@7c. cider, half
bbl.. ~ 90 Cabbage, &c.
extra large young chickons, o. obses Is; Tui
Keys, g ZOOS "; Geese. aoo @eW Duck
Eoos--Per dozen, $50 agc
| Freab country outer, choice, ~ Cfeamei>
35c.; old butteT, i69lsc'. oleomarsaine, isc'
Grain.
Wheat, choice s5c.6e59. medium. 76aest
Inferior, 6lq65c; oats. 3vlta2lsc' barley ~e
sSc; corn, alSeiOc; rye, sosc'
Eeodstufs.
HAY New country iooss hon wagon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

LUMBER-Rough lumber. boxing, IL inchea
and under, nrst-class, s2l; stripping. lSx9, S2l;
boxing and flooring. clears, els; thick clears,
n, and Ia, s7 rough lumber. second class
eI8 i0ist aud scantiIng, culls, els.
SIDIHa--FlrBl common white pine, e32 So
second do. $50: third do, $685. poplar, $50 OOa
n w Nc tive pine ~ s22 80; do X, s25; native
rough, Sis 90.
DRESSED LUMBER-Boxing " inches ana
under, SIG 0O@eS 90; do lsx3, 500 OOQ1S co.
scantllng, Joist CT any common lumber
US 0OteS ~; boxing over ~ inches. s2000@
81 O0 thick clears, IA To and O. $50 0Oea32 50.
second class. any kind. s2l 00dD23 ~.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLooRfra--Iirsi
class, e2S. second class, s2l
WHITE PINE FURNISHING LUMpEK-lH, IL
End 2 Inch white pine, $40; | Inch do, sos.
cEILisG--BEApEp OK PLAIN--Flrst COM
mon white pine, *, ss2b0 I'd do, ESQ; I'd DO S25:
poplar, sk, $40 O0n2T,50 poplar. X, SS26Ot35 90;
native pin. ". s225O do, Il, s25.
POPLAR LUmbEk.--lH, IA and Inch, a55
do inch. $50.
sHrNGLEs-White pine A, Is; do shaded A,
ei.25. do extra No. l., $3.50 cypress, best. any
brand. SIS; do No. 2, $50; do No. 3, $3.50 native
sawed heart, xi.Sy: saps, s3.2S.
PiCRETS.--Whfte pine, dressed and headed,
"a 2j0S4T5.
LIME, CEMEsr, Erc.---,LIms. Austin, sas
per Dbl. Cement. louisville or Rosenale, % 50
per bbl.; Portland 50 81 per bbl Plaster Paris
New York or Michigan. 81 per bbi.
BRIcK.'- ftre-proof, 81 90 per NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
Now York.
New orleans.

Nrw ORLEANS. February "a a 'o''os
Spot closed quiet and nnchahssa'
Sales 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
GovEnNMhNr SECURITIES.

MONEY.
Money. 1902; prime mercantile paper, Al
81; sterling exchange b b, steady, 1914;
sight draft, seA.
COTTON RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED STATES
PORTS,
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saddIeu. Hnrness. Etc.

SHIFTING. No California skirting, per
roll 9lc.; No. ] California skirtlng. per side,
i3c.; No. fair hemlock, clean, good stock,
40c.; No. fair hemiock, no oil, 3sc., No.
oiled hemiock, clean flesh, Slzc.; No. 2 oiled
HARNESS LEATHER. NO. Ohio medl-
nIn and heavy weight, 37c.; No. u Ohio me-
dunn and light, 3ic,; No. hemiock, Bic; No.
BLIND BHiDLIss.---No. 4, u COM, sewed
u, iper dozen, s. 80; No. 10, " bkia. in, pigeon
wing, per dor, S1i 90; No. 10, e do, Si5Oj
RIDING BRfDLE-.---s In. blk. Or fiaif doub.
head curb bits, 500: "A do. fancy front do,
81 On; y In. long rein do, sl51D: x jn. doub.
and siitched from do, extra curb Bits, si6 10.
FILINGS --sz In. short rein, blk. or fair,
Ss so. X do, bib. or good, SD So
SADDI. ES.---NO. stock Cheyenne, Llama
pockets, $40; Number ~ ditto. less the
pocket., s32; No loose laced, coarse still
tree, SO; No. 2 loose rlvlt Il do, $50; No: 4
Colorado, genuine short Frieseke tree, SIS: No
TO- tied, coarse, Sl2; No. 20 do Stili tree, SO.
| No 30, stitched, ful rig, rose tres, 20 5p; No.
| g. tackled, do, do. ~: three anarter and half
| rigs, mems, S5as; do, boys $500
| HARNESS. w NGON = ~, ~ and ~ inch
! long tug, complete collar, BRIDES, lines,
etoJ, s9,@2aa2o; * Inch, machine, short
| tug, complete, BIG 90; ~ Inch, band, oak
stock, hort tug, completes sl7, ~ Inch nat
4 tug, Oinpiete, tI3 10.
sPURj.-.-Eureka No. ., chased. per dozen,
81 rs; Indianola, blued,. per dozen, y ~;
Mexican, two 70 three-inch rowela v 2oqt 20:
Ls9GINs.-.No.l 1, Gal. STYLE call, -; 40.
Cal. style. kip leggIn leathsr. V Di No. do,
60, No. 2. old style kip do, B@,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

st. Louis.
PRODUCE.
9r. LOUIS, February s-FLouR-Abont
10. cents better for higher grades; scarce;
XXX 3 6oGS7G: family Ooe4 10; choice oo9
G.; fancy 3 laidj 90. -. ~,
WnEAT- Higher aud not active; No. red
lOjLmi O7 cash; Jl.9 bid February; Que
O6sa March 0s April. lOS's May loSpi w
June: 99dbg.. year o,, -, ma
GoaS.-Un.ettled and weak: i9S cash. i9's
February: l9sGGi9Iz March; 5OA April; oz'sy
% 1ATs& s w. but higher; $4,000 cash; 500.
May.
PROVISIONS.
WHIsKY-Steady at ID
CORN MAJ. Firm ~ z w
Provisions firm and SLOW.
MEAT.
ponK--Iobbing II IS; round lots u SO.
BuLK MEArs-Lcng clear .oGs ~; SNORT
rib Al619 %; short clear 5oaSoo;
BACoN-Long clear s9zg9ts; snort ITO ie'
short clear i0iS@lOA.
HAMs-I2sEnIi. ,..>,o,o
LARD-Nominaly lower at eolGoov'
LIVE HToCK.
CArrLE--Receipts none; no supply ana
SHEEP- Receipts 100; weak; common 70
fair p 51Ca 8 rs: medium To good 3bOGi ~
prime 10 fancy 4 1905 80; Texas Sosi 3D.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights.
Beeves-Corn fed. per pound ieaiiSo
Cows per pound. .............. .S946p No
Muttons-Fatr, fat muttons, a fb........ ~ gAc
Choice, per pound.......r.8 GSl4c
itOgS-Ier pounl .,......a igstat
STOCK hogs. yer pound ......,......SSm g
Bulls and Stays, for snusa. c manuitc-
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New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. February o.-CoRN MEAL
-FiTm Mt 7502 50.
ARD-Hishcr; tierce retined 9ls; keg 10.
BULK MEATs-Good demand and scarce;
shoulders packed easier atTk.
BAcoS--Good demand; scarce. long clear
and clear rib easier Mt l0NglOL
CoFFEE--Dull, unchanged.
SUGAR-Weak, unchanged.
MoLAssEs-Q niet and unchanged.
RIcE-Demaud " tive, hfm; Louisiana ordi'
nary 10 prime, 4sk@5A.
GRAIN.
oArs---Quiet, weak: choice IS.
SIGHT EXCHANGE.
NEW ORLEANS. February 9.--Sight eN-
change on New York steady at | 90 per 1000
premium.
Sterling b. b.. 4s6&
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oArs-Quiet, weak; choice As.
New York

New York,
PRODUCE.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-FLoUR-Dul.
WHEAr-Spot, y higher and firm; options
opened IL "a higher and firm; ungraded red
S6al 10; No red, | llA@l l3
CoRN-Spot dull; options opened y To y
higher closing firm with q slight reac ion;
ungraded, 5,Gs6:, No. 3. 5554@55; steamer, 5s14;
No. 2, 6lI9S6j.
PROVISIONS.
CoFFRE-spot fair; Rio, quiet and steady
at l2t5Gl2k; options dull.
Sales 500 bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

MoLAssEs quiet and frm al bU; test "A;
New Orleans 5000.
RIcE steady and moderately active.
PORK-Active and firm; new mess lbss@
1917,
BEEF-Quiet and firm.
CuT MEATS Firm; iong clear w.
LARD-Strong; prime steam, ~.
WOOL.
wooI-Firm Texas 1907.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

New line EmbrOideries,
Laces, Cotton and Linen
Edgings, Ladies' Under
wear, Cheaper than ever
before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

lutei PCT puunu sc
Grass cattle suitable for beef-none in mar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
country Produce.

Is c0aI1 90 per ton: bale hay s0ali. New
corn. 40 % bots. Oats, country, 82is@3scts
Bran sl; per io Chops ~, per " i11 !, i ~
Cotton seed, i25Sc. Millet. per bale, tl00iii
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-04

.e-OUR reporter visited the He
brew Sunday School on last Sab
bath, and witnessed the mornings
exercises. There were present
about twenty boys and girls, most
ly under IL years Of years. Miss
Sallie Rosenthal and Miss Cricket
Levin are the young lady teachers,
and are ably assisted by our jew
ish follow-townsman, Mr.. Julius
Levin. We viii again visit the
Synagogue on some future occasion
and mark the progress and advance
ment made in the different classes.
LIST of unclaimed letters re-
naming in the Postoffice at Alex
andria, La, and advertised March
LIST, 1884: D. Albright, P. Advance,
NJ. Bull, Julia Brown, Cherry Bates,
Mrs. A. Ball, p. c., Dock Daniels,
Mrs. E. J. Fletcher, j. Francks,
Alex. Fraighine, G. L. Gleason,
Mrs. Jane Gordon, Frank Hall,
Jeremiah Hegarty, Ransom John
son, Louisa johnson, R. J. Land
man, Mrs. Paul Leeds, White Mol
len, p. c., NJ. Merrigan, Mrs. Fl. G.
Newton, p. c., Miss Mary Riley, j.
E. Ryland, John A. Scott, Mrs.
Eliza Smith, W. c. silivan, Thorn
ton & Murphy, sam'l F, Wells,
NJ. Warde; S. G. B. Wayde.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-04

--REGIsTRAR Andrews is now
making his rounds through the Par
lsh, registering all who have become
OF age since the last election, or
who have changed their voting pla-
ces. He will be at Tramway on
the 9th and 7ths of this month.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-04

-MEssRs. T. NJ. Biossat, and J.
W. Compton, who left here last
week for New Iberia, are expected
home to-day. They did not visit
the above named place. las was first
intended, but went to Texas from
Nermillionville.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-04

ON Saturday last the Clerk Of
the Court issued the following Mar
rage Licenses Seldom Ross TO
Rosa Waller; Pete: Self to Ra-
chel Rordin.
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CHENEYv1LLE, La,
March 2, '54. !
Editor La. Democrat

Editor La. Dem0crat-
A reorganization of lovers Of
the National game and aspirants
for honors on the diamond, took,
place Sunday, the ed inst. The
relics of the M. M. B. B. G. Of 1883
met and organized 'eThe Nameless"
B. B. c., with the following officers
for the season Of 1884.
S. P. Womack, President.
J. S. Butler, Vice-President.
I. Monteaux, Sec'y aud Treas.
w. Owen, Captain.
Address all communications to
the Secretary. CAPTAIN.
RIVER NEws.-The river at this
point still continues to rise, to rise,
to rise, Notwithstanding the fact
that it is reported falling as low
down as Grand Ecore.
For the past "a hours, ending at
s o'clock this morning, it has risen
AZ inches at that hour it read on
the Government Guage So feet q
inches above the water mark Of
1881.
The Jesse X. Bell, Bishop Geo.
Hamilton in command, arrived here
yesterday in the afternoon. She
goes as high up as Grand Ecore,
from which point she returns TO-
morrow.
The Keokuk also came up yes
terday in the evening.
The Yazoo Valley leaves New
Orleans tomorrow for Shreveport.
By the Sundays Picay4ne we
learn that the Red River and Coast
Line are negotiating for a magnif-
cent steamer, to run on the lake as
a regular packet.
On her last down trip the Laura
Lee carried into port 2136 bales Of
cotton.
The Chas. G. Carroll passed
down this morning at $40, with
light trip.
BY a Washington dispatch
dated March I'd, we learn that the
French Claims Commission have
disallowed the claim Of JOSEPH
Bouillotte, of this Parish.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Registration Books will be open
at the following places on the dates
opposite each, for the purpose of
registering all unregistered citizens
of Rapides Parish, and also to
change the voting places of voters
when it is desired:
Alexandria: February Is to 23l.
Cbeneyville: February rs, 26.
Lecomte: February q and %.
Weems: February 20, March |.
Tramway: March 6 and Z.
Poland March s.
Borland's: March 10.
Holloway's Prairie: March Ii.
Big Island: March r.
Bells: March l3.
Lahat's: March IA.
Rand"lph's F: March Is.
Calhoon's: March 10.
Westport: March 90.
Hammock Church. March o.
Hineston: March %.
Union Church: March "a.
Horns: March Is.
Deloach's: March q.
Red Store March %, 20.
Rapides: March 81, April /.
Pineville: April 2, 3 and 4.
After which time the books will
be kept open in Alexandria until
the llth day of April.
JAMES ANDREWS,
Jan. 80, Registrar. .
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MIR. Peteman is putting up a
new fence around the lot of Judge
Manning's adjoining the Clements
property in the 4th Ward.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-04

-RoBT. Durham has taken the
place of Dick O'Shee at the News
GALLERY Of A. Albert & Son.
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CANDIDATES wanting election
tickets printed will dc well to give
us their orders at as early a day as
possible. We viii print and fur
nish the tickets as cheap as can be
obtained from any office in the
State. Send us your orders with
out delay.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-04

TOMORROW night the Pacifics
hold their regular monthly meeting
at the City Hall, at 7 o'clock.
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ELECTroE.---The State election
will be held on Tuesday, the 22d
day Of april, from Z q. m. to 6p.
m, it being the Tuesday next fol-
lowing the third Monday in April,
but, as yet, we have seen no printed
copies Of the proclamation Of the
Governor posted.
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cratic Conservative party, are re-
quested to meet at the Town Hall
in Alexandria, on Saturday, the
Sth of March at IL NJ. to arrange
for the canvass in the Parish. A
full attendance is requested.
JAS. JEFFR1Es, Chairman.
THE next session of the Louis
lana Sugar Planters Convention is
called to meet in New Orleans, on
the 18th of the present month, at
the Washington Artillery. Messrs.
VIM. Polk and VIM. Harris, are the
members of the Executive Com
mittee of the said Convention from
this Parish.
Ayers Cathartic Pills are
suited to every age. Being sugar
coated, they are easy to take, and
though mild and pleasant in action
are thorough and searching in eff
feet. Their efficacy in all disor-
ders of the stomach and bowels is
certified to by eminent physicians,
prominent clergymen, and many Of
our best citizens.
ARRIVALS at the Exchange
Hotel yesterday: W. Gillen, New
Orleans; E. Jacobs, Gin; J. Hayes,
New York; B. NJ. Hue, Baltimore;
G.. W. Allies, Shreveport; E. l..
Henerson, Warrington; DR.. Butler,
Natchitoches; R. l.. Armstrong,
Pleasant Hill; w. A. Beard, St.
Maurice; p. H. Davidson, w. II.
Davidson, w. P. Flower, j. T.
Cooper, Rapides.
The Rod and Gun Club have a
shoot at glass balls this afternoon
near the mouth of Bayou Rapides.
AS is monthly custom with this
organization so cartridges is offered
to each gentleman On the side
breaking the greatest number Of
balls. Having received an invita-.
ton to attend, we will avail our.
selves of this opportunity and wit.
ness the shooting, the score and &C
count of which we will publish in
our Thursdays issue.
-"WoRDs fail to express my
gratitude" says Mr.. Selby Carter
of Nashville, Tenn, ''for the bene.
fits derived from Ayers sarsaparil
la. Having been afflicted all my
life with scrofula, my system seem
ed saturated with it. 1t came ou'
in blotches, ulcers and mattery
sores, all over my body" Mr.. Car
ter states that he was entirely curet
by Ayers Sarsaparilla, and since
dlscontinuing its use, eight months
ago, has had no return Of the scro
fulous symptoms.
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LET our firemen not forget
their Anniversary, Give US a pa
rade by all means.
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E. We'll pays the highest cash
price for coal oil and whisky barrels.
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this Senatorial District, at the APP
preaching election.
- We are authorized to an
nOunce
Fl. NJ. ROBINSON
as a candidate for Sheriff at the ap-
preaching election, subject to the
will of the people.
Town and Parish News.
CAPT. David G. Paul is in
New Orleans.
jon Printing neatly executed
at this Office.
AS vet we are not out Of the
woods, so don't boiler.
-HoN. Lewis Texada, of Cotile,
was in town yesterday.
The river is now in fine condi-
ton for first-class boat race.
E. We'll pays the highest cash
price for coal oil and whisky barrels.
Ma. Jimmie Dillon arrived
here on Sunday evening by Morgan
train.
The official proceedings Of the
City Council appear in full in this
issue.
Tins afternoon at 5 o'clock,
services will held at the Episcopal
Church.
JUDGE Thos. G. Manning left
here yesterday morning for the
Crescent City.
LET our firemen not forget
their Anniversary, Give US pa
rade by all means.
Tomorrow night the Pacifics
hold their regular monthly meeting
at the City Hall, at 7 o'clock.
-RoBT. Durham has taken the
place of Dick O'Shee at the News
Gallery of A. Albert & Son.
MIR. Peterman is putting up a
new fence around the lot of Judge
Manning's adjoining the Clements
property in the 4th Ward.
-MEssRs. T. NJ. Biossat, and ).
W. Compton, who left here last
week for New Iberia, are expected
home to-day. They did not visit
the above named place las was first
intended, but went to Texas from
Nermillionville.
---kEGIsTRAR Andrews is now
making his rounds through the Par
lsh, registering all who have become
OF age since the last election, or
who have changed their voting pla-
ces. He will be at Tramway on
the 9th and 7ths Of this month,
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The river is now in fine condi-
ton for first class boat race.
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NoT1CE.-The members of the
Executive Committee of the Demo-
cratic Conservative party, are re-
quested to meet at the Town Hall
in Alexandria, on Saturday, the
Sth of March at IL NJ. to arrange
for the canvass in the Parish. A
full attendance is requested.
JAS. JEFFR1Es, Chairman.
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Ma. Jimmie Dillon arrived
here on Sunday evening by Morgan
train.
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THEREAFTER the DEMOCRAT
will be published as an evening pa
per, the same not appearing on the
the streets before one o'clock of the
day of publication. Notices or adj
vertisements intended for publica-
ton must be handed in by 10
o'clock on the date of issue.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-04

-HoN. Lewis Texada, of Cotile,
was in town yesterday.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-04

JUDGE Thos. G. Manning left
here yesterday morning for the
Crescent City.
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AS yet we are not out of the
woods, so don't holler.
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Town and Parish News.

CAPT. David G. Paul is in
New Orleans.
jon Printing neatly executed
at this Office.
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This afternoon at 5 o'clock,
services will held at the Episcopal
Church.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-04

The official proceedings Of the
City Council appear in full in this
issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-22
SOCIETY,".

During the recess OF the Swain court-martial
Gen. and Mrs Miles VIII remain in the city, Cen
Schoneld left Saturday night for Chicago, Gen
Terry Tor Knoxville, Tenn, and Col Black, for De-
trolt Gen. Brooks, IL Is understood. will avail
hlmSeif OF the opportunity 10 visit some OF the
southern battle1elds- The other members OF the
court Will probably remain here TIL the court meets
again.
The musicale on last Saturday evening at the
Norwood institute, under the patronage OF Prof.
ana Mrs. Cabeil, was very enjoyable affar, and
was attended by a number OF well-known society
people.
Miss Birdie Billings, Of West Washington. is ex-
pected home tomorrow.
1t will be gratifying to the many friends ana &C
quaintances OF Miss Tfle Freanghuysen TO know
tnat she Is recovering rapidly from the injury she
sustained a fortnight ago.
Mrs. w. T. Carroll expects to have her daughter
the Countess Esterhazy, with her on Christmas
Mrs. Edwards was given a surprise party nj her
residence, No 1886 street, on saturday evening
last. by large number OF her friends under the
ieadershp and chaperonage or DR.. and Mrs. G. I.
Mason.
Mrs. F. P. Blair, who was so well known in Wash
ington society as Miss Apponne Alexander. VIII
remain on her visit TO her mother. Mrs. {. NJ. Alex
ander, Tor some time during the winter.
Miss Warneld, who is now visiting friends In In
dianapolis, Will go to Cleveland before returning to
this city.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. s Parks have returned from
their bridal trip and are at the residence OF the
brides parents, Dr. and Mrs. Whitcomo, on
street
Miss Belle Hardie, daughter of the late Gen. JAS
town. LETT on Saturday for an indefinite visit to her
uncle In New York
Mrs. Letter has issued cards for dancing recep-
ton this week.