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CRY GOODS.

PAINTS errlmack, fancy ,,6J.; Manohe0.
ter 6%;Arnold, 9; American, 61<; Pacific, 81
Hamilton, 5iS; Gloucester, 81; Gloucester,
ASSo of Sq 3T si rs silver q grey
o. simpson mng. 6 Allen, pink and
purple, g; simpson silver grey, 6; Richmond,
pink and purple, q; Dunnell, shirting, a.
Ragetta. shirting, ~; Allen check, 81; Pes
body, black, o&i simpson, black q; RoeO-
BEOWN SBEETINSs.-C Grown, ~; Augusta,
g. kttrich LII, 3; Charter Oak, 95S; live Oak
j International, 6Hi Laurence LII, q; Glen
GSle. y Enterprisee, 6;Glendale, 4, o. BOaa,
BRowN sHIRTIEG--Cast Iron, s; Farm.
els, IA Honest, u; Pocahontas, n; Allen
Gale, 7; Century, 81; Dwight, n Lockwood,
"a Manotoba, 6z; Bedford X, ~
BLEACHED SHIRTIrG-NeW YORK, lOl<
Wamsutta, rs; Langdon, 81; Lonsdsle, Ia
Lonsdale Cambria, IL; Masonville, lO@ Fruit
Crop, 3,
TiGKIEe-AmosEeag, a o A, IS; Amoskeas
ton Xxx, lO14; Easton AA, ii; Oakland fancy,
%; Acme Odd, 81; Raleigh, lOL; Standard
2, o. Pearl River, Il; sibley Awning, Is.
SrRIPEs--H amilton, l01t; Thorndike, l01z
American, .; Rock River, 8; Raleigh, 81
Unknown S,S, "a Joweit City, 81; IN,
known, 6-S, 10.
.DiENIMs-Amoskeag, IN; Otis, ISL York
1856 Warren 49,
CH ECks AND FliAtDs-Mouut Pleasant,
Catawba, u; Old Dominion, q; Memphis
;1i Queen City, 81 Augusta, Z; Tennessee
l0H; Cottondale, Z, Cumberland Check, Z
Sibley,S
GINGHAMs-Bat "a; Slatsrsyllls, &
Westtille, Il Bates Dress Plaid, 8; Scotch h
~ NJ; Amoskeag, 50; Bellevisw, TX
Washington, 8; Wlndemere, TX.
CHEvIoTs-0akdale, 91S; Sterling, ~
Unknown, u. b., 81; Slbley, %; Glen Rld
ole, lQhi Harrisburg, 81; Slater, So; Ever,
eft, 7L+i Boss, 81 Sllverdale, 8; Arlington, Q
Victoria, II; Germanla, l8I<; Bates. II.
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HARnRARw Ar, ryRTAnn

AXEs-COlins, y d0ron, 500; Gold DousT,
dozen, 500 Diamond edge, " dospn, a50j
DopblO Bit l700
SIX Lire Ann LIDs-4yfo y Ni sugar kat'
blos, Nic n H.
rms PLGrr-I. o. l0Sla, = box, 500: u ..
ltL21, y box, 800; Terne, ltx2), = box, TO;
Gerne, 2X28, N box, 1850,
IINwARE-Pleced, discount 50 y cant,
stamped, discount 81 T. cent
BoLDEk-No, !, loo; No. and II lBo y Ii,
DUCK Horse CoLLARs--No. /, i.l6 \ dozen.
AAMEs-Iwo loop Sb2 v doEon; three loop,
B,76 q dozen.
TkOKs--ln boxes, 100 papers, 2l5e Y box.
GRuB hoEs-Sb dozen, 75O; railrosd piokB,
dozen, $50.
MArTooKs-{A dozen, $50.
RUBBER BEITIHG-Disoount 90 y csnt.
NAILa--s.C0, rata,
NHovEIs AND BPADEs-RowlAnd's dis
count 40 n ceuti AmeS' LIST, 81 el goodH, Dr.
count 40 anu 10 y cont.
HEAVY HARDwARE-ShRfts,n nisheL eco
poles, 1880; singletreee, wagons, select, l,T5;
buggy, 22b; express, 25I; wagon tongues,
le.00; hickory aIles, l0O0i holsters, ATS; coup
Ling poloa, 40; spokeH, Xxx, select, 27b;
xxx, 2,5O' sawed felloes, ~, LIS; 2, 400;
Bowden shoes, 500; northwestern horse nails,
No. Q, 1905 7, Gas; T. 800; par Iron, 10 rate
plow steel, 7ci sprip. :. a, 30; cast steel, lsc,
BueeIEs-Grade J.. nd spring top, 0e.OO0s
10000: do. open, 70.J>S,,sS000; do. side spring
top, l0O.00elS5.0O; do. side bar l00.00qsl 100
do. phRtons, l26.0eQsl50O0; grade A. aids
spring, lA0.0o9200.0o; do. phmtons, lh0.OCae
9OO,oOi bump Hest hugglcs, l76.00B2b0.Q0i plat
form springs, n0.009lg0Qd. three spring wAg-
ouv, pllO6allb,O0
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LIQUORS,

cIDOHoI,--ts gallon, s2S59y2.8T.
4aANnfRg--D "A gallon, Sl.6lS 50 90,
lmpOrted oogEC ISL, p gallon, l4.S0; 1877, SO
900, 5000 lsb6, $3.50; 1850, $40; 1858, e 90
w, slO50, 0tard, nupuy & Co.'S cognao, ISIS,
&6li $50, 400; 1854, s6,0O; 1913, Sl0.25; Biz
quot, Dnbonohe n 90, oognao, 1878, $3.50; 1870,
bb0, 1913, 1900.
Gis-Domestici & gallon, 81. 1902 OO; Import.
holland. S3.OGJa75; Cir Robert Bnrnetts Old
Eom, y caAE, ,, 5G9s.00, Holland, = case, $3.50
Gl50O.
WHIsKY-Rectlned, 20 = cent. pool y
gallon, Sl80; Western, S.SO0nl.40 bourbon,
{1.4ltpS.5Oi Rye, %l.E0s3.50; Scotch imported
n,00lsi.2S. lrish, imported, s125aiA7G
CtAMPAGNEs - Piper Heldselck, quarts,
y dozen, @O0;J .Krug & Co., quarts, N doron,
G50; Moer & Chandon, Slliery Mousseux, n
4oTsni 9Wi q. GOulet, a dozen, $3.50; q.
II. Mumm a NO's,cry saHonay, N75; Extra
Dry, 2900;pintH, ~ additional.
WINEs-CalIfOruiR olRret, n gallon, T6;
Lisntandol Mol gallon, 0J9l.75; impOTtsd
olarelB, ordinary, n cask, 70,00(tS00O; family
alarats, per cask, l0,0Olnl250O; One olarets, D
caSk, iOlN9r500; Medoo, n case, 600; sd.
Julian, D. Gaze, 65O; MarRsu1, b case, 100;
pontS Camel, case 1905 Jsroae, y case
ava AJS; cs,Bua-y, y CASA, E!3l2g!O.
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iHEtBUbiNL0n WORLD.
COMMERCIAL,

DALLAS, June 5.--The crop situation in
general is exhibiting Improvement, Yhe
anxiety respecting cotton in some distrlcts
ofthe soutnwest because of too frequent
rains, is probably OF trivial nature which
dry, warm weather will Quickly remove
The developing forces OF nature have heen
actively toiling and are rapidly redeeming
themselves for their tardy action in the
early Sprihg, anu agricultural prospects are
Improved and still Frightening. The Texas
crop prospects are in much
better trim than the exaggerated
reports OF slarmists represented them TO be
some lew days ago. and the outlook now
seems 10 warrant the sangune hopes of the
agricultural people. Unless some hidden ele-
ment presents ttAef to wage war and destruc-
ton upon rapidly developing crops the har-
vest mus be so bountiful as TO give business
q fresh impetus and provoke q renewal OF
confidence and active trading.
4. Ihere IS no radical change in the tone OF
the local market. Business has not acceler.
ated itsspeed beyond the monotonous Jog
and lazy canter 1t has pleased to in
have been made in prices Throughout and
entire, the list notes nothing but The usual
fluctuations, and The tone of business seems
TO hold steady but weak. If the warm
weather of the past week continues and the
prospects correspond rgly increase an un-
der current will probably sweep fractions
nom the scale ana drop grain and bread
stuffs trifle tower But this weakening is
TO change the current and subvert the de.
cline.
The grocery trade reports slow trading and
steady sale. Sugars, which stifiened mate.
rally recently, seem 10 have reached firm
basis and no firm and regular Nothing of
consequence is chronicled in prices or ira.
ding, and prices, with very few exceptions,
repeat Themselves.
Wheat rye, oats and corn reco I'd no change.
though the latter has weakened
reeds hay and millet seed hold steady and
hrm, without revising old quotations
Dry goods hold quiet and inactive.
Drugs report moderate demand and fair
dealing
IN boots and shoes q fair trade IL doing
with unchanged prices
Leather and building ma lerlal hold prevl-
GUS quotations. he latter is In moderate
demand and firm
The hide and peltry ms rket is firm and
scale entire repeats save dry salt, " hlch note
sdecline of l.2c.. holding easy at &c.
The fruit trade is fairly active anU lmons
nave Strengthened, marking Sicily up Acc To
5Je. per box and holding firm at 1915 10 S425
Dates and bananas repeat quotations.
Bulter has dropped 10 &c. and holds AZ
Hl.2to loo. Eggs have waned &c. and quote
at ltc. per dozen.
Live stock notes notes no change. Beeveg
nod al . to 3 2; hogs, l-2 toSc, and goats
are nOnentty.
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aesns-suiphurie, = csrhoy, ss.7o; eitrio, y
=, Sot066ci oxalic. y n, lOlS; tartaric. now
dora D n i5c46.
SuAs--AYSaic, selsSt, v u, 800; aSafssiaa
~ 70 $40 oseInphOT, u 20 81 opium, Sl29 10 {. IA
Gus aersamOt, SaudefSon's, Il n sQI0.
anon, sanderson's sl.S5; peppermint 500.
wtntsrgreen, S2.25; olive, Malaga, Sl.26.
soAPs-Castils, notified, y =, SrI0c: cS1.
! ., white, lst0ll5
NTpCUIdANEous - A,umouis, eOrh. IA IA.
AZ sitiiu, SOS; arrowrcot, Bermuda, 500 .llel,
nam, oopsiba, 6eo; berRx, rennsd. i0al2: Gallo.
nIel, an, Tx; caster OIL r gGl,, Q,46sNi .S1.
cSsS.s ouGH = n, lGsls CYsSy., tNriar, purc
y 10, SA; corrosive suNlimsle, n n, as; chiorcs
nrIn, " n, 80; extrNct lockwood hrlk
odipa, resuolin,Atel h n, 4NO. lsay-s
!vohu, short, y n, 70: leaves SIENNA, Ajax,
y, Is mcrphisl Sulph, q aE, tS.1S; spirits
,itsr, Az eet, " = Is, strYohnis. CRYSTALS 81 IS
NgSGp 'N' v Wv
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GRAIN AND BREApsruFFs.

WHEAT-76OtSOc.
HYK-Kansas, phc,
OoRg-In ear, ESQ., sacked 75c.
0ATs-ln bulk, Sbc; nom store, NG3c
higher.
FLoUR-Per cwt.. Patent, ss.45; fancy, $500;
choice emily, l27QS2sOi xxx, t26OCe2.6Oi
low Grade, g.S0it2.3i.
BEAE-Pero wt;At mills, 800; In atoro, .O6s
10.
CoRNMEALr-Fins bolted per 100 poundr,
u.0Q,
Hoa1rY AND GRIrs-t5 per barrel.
FEED-Choppod corn per 100 pounds, tl,4l
lhopped corn and oats per 100 pounds, tLt0
torn bran per 100 pounds, 51c.
GRAHAM FLoUR-Per loo pounds, g.
HAY-pralrie, $40 TO il8 per ton, mill
lei, Sl2 per ton, or 40 loose,
MILLEr sKrD-LNrge, Sl.20; small, tl.00.
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LUMBER AND BuELDIEe BACTERIAL

LuMDrR- Rough lumber, $500; u native
ceiling, 10 90; a native ceiling, Q50: u native
nooring, &,OOi II native siding, 1890; u rough
ceiling, 1850.
shIEoLEs-Boss, cypress. lt,5c; o. oy.
press, 400; No. cypress, SIS; native plno
hearts, $50; native sap, y2.76.
PosTs-Cedar pests, best, l21{o each.
LATHB-Por 100, i.b0.
BRICK-Dallas brick, $50 per 1000
PLAs1ER PARIs-Now York, 400; Miohi-
9 an, $50 per barrel.
Rosendalo, 276; Portland, best,
S.25 per barrel.
hr0NE FLuEB-About Soc per foot
DRAIN PIPE-From 100 per foot, and high,
or according To size.
LIME-Coopered lime, 400 per barrel.
HAIR--Cioat DO per pund.
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LouisvIlLE OAK SoLE LHArHRR--X
uesvy, tree Of brands, $50 ~. y raeitnno fras
81 brands SSc Ii; A heavy enc brand. 8,,
nj mediam, one hrOuG. Ac 10; RgItimore
orop, 4Ac.
HUpFALo SLAUGHTER l'rilce, lB 10 "a n,
aides $40 10; good, i6 % q sides oeo Ii copu-
ley 4 90 Il N sidas. GRo III; &. D.. Matoraorn,
!5V lbi NJ. /, oRS harness leo, 81 10 8,r /, ,
No ;, oaR harness lea, 81 % &c lb NJ l.
aeiu harm ess tea, ,c,C ID; No,3hem nallie st. ,ea
neu SGlrlinF lea, $40 o. Wen spS ridie
Gather, "A IA So = side.
P9IlADrLFNIA CAlF- rSlrA q,niltv. d
20 ~ 10 Go dozen q 20 IL, 81 81 8. 81 lr dozen.
We ID; a 10 81 III t0dnzen sl.ui lp' 50 10 ~ ID
dozen, y ib " 10 &c 10 ts uustU, Use Ia,
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LIVE nTOnK.

The qrotations given below refer 70 corn fed
animals, living weight
BEnvRs-S(}3}fo per pound.
Cows-2H@Sc per pound ;milch cow, CON-
mon, so ptr head.
sHHKP-Prime, az 10 %
YcsIB--Nons on the market.
Ho.s -2SxSc per pound.
BUI.is. Ard sTAGs-l,t9sc per pcurd.
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BOOTS AND sHOns,

q Mems kip brogans, g5el.25; boyH' kip bro.
lnns SG9l.0O; mons p. calf brogsns, lOl2Sl. rs;
boy y, calf brogans, eb9al.15, mems Kin
l-hdcEls plowH, l.OJel.S5; boys Kip 2-buckls
plowpi S5,pl.25; meme buf balls. congress and
BUTTON, l.bOQe225; mems calf balls, Congress
and button, 2gOlo4.50. mems kip boots, 2l0OCp
MOO; mons Z. calf boots, 2i.00Qp45.00; men's
H0li boys p. oelf boots, l8,b0D2s.00; boys
iAlf boots, 29.50Sb1T.0Oj wumen's ~ kip pol kas
lJ@SlISc; Misses ~ kip polkas, 60e7Oo;
lhilds ~ kip polkss, al sizes, g5So55c; ohild's
N tpolxss, AL sizes, bSs0Sci women'fceh peg
81 polish, 0OCGl.l0i women's bu sawed poll
Hh, 9OAl.e6; women's calf Bewe, pollAh, lao
sl.ri5s; women's grain sewed and poliSh, 90
hl.25i womsn's hid fewe1 W,HL7fl Wonsnig
t1st saved poliRh, l.50s.l.I6.
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WOOL. HIDES AND PrLrnrWs,

WOOL Mexican, fres of burrr, nominal;
Msx can improved u; medium l6ol6c; nne
wool, according 70 dirt and condition, Ia
@l6iburTy, ago psrpound less, according 10
burrE.
dtDre--Prlme plump fiints, 20 Ms and up,
1870 per n; seconds, plump hints, 20 ms and 10,
", per nj prime light aud kips, llItc per Is
bulls and staga, Sp9o per n; dry sAltod 10
epllbfc, according 10 condition green aaltad, a.
TAILow-Prino tallow, iko;tallow grassy
ysllnv IN brown. Aaro.
PuLrsrEs-Antolope, lpDiSc; sheep pslts,
% per wool, 1eeetci shearlags, le@lbc Fallln
or poyertyif,om e0ni2c.
fsales OF wool since April Is have been
chieny lssi9c. and nearly all receipts 70 Gar
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MONEY, sToo SAN BONDS.

NEW YORK, June 5.--Money on call easy
~ per cent; prime mercantile paper, 400
to $50; foreign eXchange.dul ut 4S631 for
20 days ard 4o1l5 for demand.
Nln.nn III Inn InlInMInr nrlnnp Md,
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1cER: Closed--New YORK, steay. Nav or.
steady.
COTTON STATEMENT
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Telephone NO. 8.
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md. TAsked.
TcNH' CiOsed--Now York. quiet and firm;
Flew OriesDs. steady; Galveston, steady;
Liverpool barely steady.
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EXPORTS AND STOCKS.
a. NAoofI" this weeR: Great British, l4.Tll
France, l,42O;H Continent, 1855. stoek a. ii, Il
united States ports, this day, 427 ,3Il; thiS
day nat year, 462, Az
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-05-27
Sherif's Sale.

r. T. Buckaer as. Da,,Eis johnson
and Lorenzo Smith, Adnainist,u-
tors Succession Thos. johnson.
No. 1854.
In the 18th Judicial District Court,
Parish of Rapides, Lou
isiana.
By virtue of q writ of seizure and
sale issued and to me directed in
the above entitled and numbered
suit, l have seized and will offer for
sale, at public auction, in front of
the Court House door, in the Town
of Alexandria, La, between the
hours prescribed BY law, on
Saturday, the goth day Of June, A. D.
1885, !,
the following described property,
specially ordered to be seized and
sold, to-wit -
A certain tract, piece Or parcel Of
land situated on the right descend
ing bank of Red River in Rapides
Parish, State of Louisiana, and be-
ing the upper portion of what lis
known as the short tract, having a
front of about 300 (twenty.one
bundred) feet on Red River, boun-
ded above by lands of Estate of
Magruder, below by lands of this
vendor, and in the rear by lands of
Cruikshank, and containing the
quantity of three hundred and twen-
ty-three one half (323t) acres, to-
gether with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, and all
rights, ways and privileges there
unto belonging, being the same
property acquired by the said Tho
mas johnson from r. II. Short, as
per act passed before Louis V.
Marye, a Notary Public, in and for
Rapides Parish, La, on the 9th
day of December, 1881.
Terms of Sale-Cash, subject to
appraisement. d. G. PAUL,
May l6-tds. Sheriff
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-05-27

From the recent issues of the
Shreveport Times we see that rob-
berries are committed in that City
almost every night. So open-han-
eed have been these outrages of
late, that the citizens there, to put
a stop to such proceedings, have
formev themselves into squads of
twenty-five with view of helping
the City Police, and are now doing
regular duty as patrolmen. The
The suspected ones seem to be the
tramps and loafers there, who have
no way Of earning an honest liveli-
hood, and are thus compelled to re-
sort to robbery. In this connection
we would make suggestion to our
Town authorities here, one which,
if needed, might do good, viz: let
all the stragglers and tramps found
in the Corporation limits be arrest
ed and made to show their business
here; let all suspicious characters
be notified that characters of their
like are not wanted in our Town,
and unless they leave they will be
dealt with as they deserve. The
tramp element is, indeed, hard to
contend with, but commenced on in
time it is easily exterminated.-
The people here are with us in this
move.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-05-27


-oUR young friend, Mr.. G. W.
'Sen' Of Cheneyville, has written
~ ~ concerning the fact that the
Nameless and Crescent Base Ball
''a0s will cross bats at the above
'aned place on May 31st. He
"" announces thai the Nameless
"ne have made an "extra addition
>"s season, and now have what is
generally s., known as a "curver.n p
"a0 this important parsonage is
" ae, at this time, unable to say.
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Town and Parish News.

Mr.. Brunot Carnal, the rising
Young merchant of the growing
Town Of Lecomte, paid our City a
visit on yesterday.
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FIVE and Six Finger Cradles,
all sizes of scythes, Weed Scythes
and Sickles, at Miller, Brady &
Co's-going at the lowest prices.
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ON Wednesday evening last

ON Wednesday evening last,
quite a handsome ovation was ten
dered General Fred. N. Ogden,
who is now in our Town and is the
guest Of Major and Mrs. George O.
Watts. The Brass Band, under
the leadership Of Prof. Schmalin-
ski, were on hand, and played a
few pleasant airs under the broad
oaks Immediately in front of the
Majors residence. Speaking of
the affair Mr.. w. G. McGimsey,
the talented telegraphic correspon-
dent of the Tines Democrat aays:
"Gen. Ogden soon made his ap-
pearance in the midst of the sere-
naders, to acknowledge the compli-
ment, accompanied by Maj. Watts
and his accomplished wife, who
came out to extend the Inequalities
of the house to the Generals
friends. Hon.. James G. White,
delegated by the party as spokes-
man, came forward, and in we'll
rounded speech suited to the occa-
sion rendered the compliment of
the visit to the General and his
family as an expression of the es-
TEEN and admiration in which he is
held by this community and Parish
as one of the first citizens of the
State. Mr.. Whites brief and fe-
]icitous reference to Gen. Ogden's
record as a bright page of Louisi-
ana's history, priced by all true cit
liens of the State, regardless of fac
tional politics, expressed in sub
stance the public sentiment Of this
Parish.
Gen. Ogden responded in grace
full terms, recognizing the compli-
ment paid him by his friends, and
alluded brifiy to the pleasant remi-
niscence of old associations, revived
by his present visit to Rapides, clio.
sing by cordially thanking the ser.
enaders for their kindly regard
; General handshaking followed, and
then Major Watts invited the dele.
cation into the house, where a plea.
SAINT impromptu spread of refresh.
ments awaited them, served by the
! hands of Mrs. Watts"
LECTURE. On Monday, June
LIST, 1855, at the Court House ir
this City, Rev. j. B. McLoy will
deliver a Lecture, bis subject being
"Indebtedness of Civilization te
Christianity" An admission fee
of rs cents will be charged. b
: sure to be present as all intellectual
treat is in store for all who attend
-"MONEY makes the Mare rum
is an old saying. Money is alst
needed in the purchase of agricul
tural implements, hardware, etc.,
large stock of which is constantly
: kept on hand at the store of Miller
f Brady & Co., and now being solo
: at the lowest prices.
3 JOB Printing neatly executed
at this Office.
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ST. JOHNS
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS

THE true Liver Medicine and real
remedy for Torpid and Congrstive
Livers. Prompt relief is obtained
by their use; they obviate the nss
If Mercury, and being entirely Veg
etable are perfectly safe. Price, Is
cents a box.
Apply to HENRY ST. JOHN.
Manufacturing Pharmaceutical Chy-
mist, in Exchange Hotel Building,
Alexandria, La.
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State Of Louisiana, !
Parish Of Rapides. I

.
at an early date present a petition
to His Excellency, S. D. McEnery,
Governor of the State of Louisiana,
invoking His Excellency's execu-
tive clemency to my husband, Fl.
j. Brown, convicted in February,
1882, and sentenced to hard labor
in the State Penitentiary for ten
years for manslaughter.
Mrs. HETTIE BROWN,
May 20, 's5. Wife Of H. j. Brown.
Nor1cE.-On Thursday evening,
June 4th, at Turner's Hall, Pine
Vile, the ladies of the Church of
the Sacred Heart will give an en-
tertainment for the benefit of that
Church. Dancing, that most pleas
ant and innocent Of pastimes- will
be INDUCED in, and what is more
the incest of refreshments will be
served, the latter at the most rea-
sonable prices. Admission, only
rs ceats; children to be admitted
free. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public.
ON Wednesday, our Jewish
citizens celebrated the solemn fes-
tival Of the Pentecost, commonly
called Shebouth. 1t is so called
because it is celebrated on the fif-
tieth day after the Passover; the
feast is also intended to commemo-
rate the reception of the ten com.
mandments from Mount Sinai. On
this day generally the sacred rite
of confirmation is performed, but
there being no candidates present
prevented those in the Synagogue
at the time frow viewing a most
beautiful ceremony.
DEPUTY Grand Master j. j.
Garrison, of Marshall, Texas, or.
ganized in this Town on Tuesday
evening last an order OF lodge Of
the Ancient Order of United Work,
ingmen, with the following gentle
! men as officers !:
P. NJ. Wv. W. Wilmington
M. VII. G. Duncan.
Foreman-P. H. Hynson.
Cverseer-J. A. Crawford.
Recordes "A. Siess.
Financier-L. G. Giffe.
Guide-A. P. Williams.
/. W-Frank Graham.
0. wa. NJ. Getz.
Trustees-J. VI. Armstrong, Jas
S. Graham. Dan Hitler.
Medical Examiner DR.. Julius
A. Johnston.
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w. o. DAMMON,
Sole ACT, !as White Bronze Monuments
Head and Foot Markers, Horizon
tai Tablets, Etc.

- Also all kinds Of Marble Mon
uments, Head aud Foot Stones,
Slabs, and every description Of
Cemetery work. No extra charge
for Inscriptions; Freight prepaid.
ALEXANDRIA, LA.
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GET one of Miller, Brady &
Co.'S Fly Catchers and be rid OF
that pest of humanity, flies, for very
little money. Only a few of these
wonderful machines left, SO provide
Yourself in time.
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DIVINE service will be held at
Howerton Hill, on Bayou Rapides,
next Sunday, at IL a. NJ, Rev. j.
N. Beard officiating.
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Bargains in Hardware and
Agricultural Implements at Miller,
Brady & Co.'s.
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MAnn nm IN PRESENTS
XHl uu given away. -
VkVVuVVV Send us 5 cents

postage and by mail you will get free
a package of goods of large value,
that will start you in work that will
at once bring You in money faster
than anything else in America. All
about the 5000 600 in presents in
esch box. Agents wanted every
where, of either sex. Of all ages, for
all the time, or spare time only. to
work for us at thoir own homes
Fortunes for all workers absolutely
assured. DON'T delay. Fl. HALLETr &
Co., Portland, Me.
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A CARD have resumed prac-
tiee and offer my professional SER
vices to the public.
THos. w. COMPTON, NJ. D.
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THE dance given at the resi-
dsace Of Capt. Paul, on Bayou Ra-
piles on Wednesday night, despite
the Indictment weather, was we'll at
tended and proved an enjoyable af-
fair. Alexandria was we'll repre-
sented on the occasion by members
0ftle male sex.
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Ar last we can convey the
pleasant intelligence concerning
Tue nver at this point for the "a
hours ending yesterday morning at
o'clock. AT that time it had
gone down 3 full inches, with fine
prospect of its still going down.
AS we go to press the weather is
''eaf, with no signs of rain. We
arc new out of danger from an
overflow.