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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-04-29

EVERY one who picks up the
DEMOCRAT to-day, should read the
article headed ''1'he New South"
Special reference is made to both
our Town and Parish, and that too
in most complimentary manner.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-04-29

JOB Printing neatly executed
at this Office.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-04-29

The Morgan Railroad Com
pany have certainly the right
agent in the person of Mr.. L. G.
Giffe, and the people here are well
pleased with him. He is con-
stantly showing courtesies to the
patrons of the road, which plainly
shows that he would have all do
their travelling by this route. He
is painstaking and courteous, and
possesses that degree of politeness
unknown to agents on some roads.
JOB Printing neatly executed
- AZ, - G
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-04-29

LosT'-At the Exchange Hall,
on Thursday night, at the dance
gwen after the Operetta perform
ance, the gold setting out of a la
a1e,s cross breastpin, containing
fl e, diamonds. A $50 reward
viii be paid for the return of the
dria, La. w
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-04-29

The Colored Baptist Pastors
and Deacons' Institute will be held
at Shiloh Baptist Church, in this
Town, on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, April 29th and 3Oth,
aud May LIST, presided over by
i'evs. Il. Woodsmall, a. NJ. New
man and S. 7. Clanton.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-04-29

"A PRETTY picture was presen-
ted to our view on Sunday after
noon. 1t was this: two handsome
Young ladies, dressed neatly, were
balanced on see-saw reading. As
We passed they failed to look up,
ior they were no doubt interested in
mat which they We're perusing.
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA TUE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.
20 TRAINS Each WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON SUN
DAY. BsrArIOEs IN PHILADELPHlA,2I IN
NETWORK.
TO PHILADELPHIA.

DAY. STATIONS N PHILADELPHIA,2 IN
NETWORK.
Express leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Court
landt streets Ferries SIS follows;
Limited IT, lilo IN, l, $780, $40, .4A0 g. g. and
I'D and IL night. Sundays 6:lo, 10 Limited), and
IDA M. 1. @. 7, and p. IA. and IL night -
Trans leaving New daily except sunday az $50 $3.50
and Halo m l. 2 4, and p ~. connect at Trenton
for, Camden.
Returning trains leave Broad street Station Philadelphia
l1Ol $50 49, 5, 5;f5 500 73J $40 $3.50 IL and lli5
NJ, lIlmited EXPRESS li3o and $50 p M ,Ss9
T1O, TAO and J:l6 ON sunday, l2Ol $40 $3.50
s. 5l5 $50 M T. i4:3o Limited, $3.50, 7;10, TAO D.
Leave Philadelphia via CANDIDA $50 g. m daily, except
Sunday
Ticket oces sA9 425, and ga Broadway, Astor House.
and foot OF and Cortandt sts Courst and
Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Fulton.st. Brooslya
Uusch's Hotel Hsboxen, Stati Jersey City Emigran
Ticket Ofice 40. Battery Place. and Castle Garden.
The Newly Transfer Company VIII coll Tor and ehecA
baggage from hotels and resldences- -
CHARLES Il. PUGH. j. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.

FH HEw 81 ISbI ., GEN III pIyIsIoN.
For TIMh sS5 Eoy
E sS is & & @ sSSS
D At wsyns Junction for n SSs and
S6ssInat ~ a. coimbiaavO for Manayuns, consha
pR&%fSG.Ro6M cnRsO on all Day Trans and SLEEPING
Rstsfaias ssSs Fiji Ninth and Green SITS,
80 mo- @ PGS ss s!' 5 s9S s go '
For LOCK HAVEN u" PtALE and PHtLIpssURo. Penn.
For MiLLTtMsPoRr suYnURy. ,LEwrsBuRe and
30 Is an S 1902 c s 400
For 90 Pas s ss 4 G p o so 400
F FST SGftfEGS 81 PIfoN & Zoo 81, m
Il, Loo o l59 $50 5asp m sundays at 5:Sop m
For fAMAoGA at TO- AS S.s % 100 lso s., 400
FOR 81 aLEaEM. ALLENTOWN and MAucn cuUSR
at 500 ZOO SAo a. NJ. Loo. $780, 345 5:45 D. SUNDAY
rGT EAsroS At too 200. $40 m loo. 1880 s41. 400
For iia BRGDGk BRAScH AZ 800 s rs s.'S ~ iSa
For FEEMINGToN ZOO. $40 a. M. lOo i,sO. AGO. s.sI
For soMEty LIE at 400 go ZOO ss1. 1880 lllS.
so 5So, 500, 1850 ?. suhdays 400 500 N, i:sS
For FIXISFTELD 400, 600 700 $40 $50 1880 Ill,
am 100 lS9 2sG $50 go SiS o 49, 49, 80 6 200 S;l5
DAYS 400. 500 si5 1900 $780, $500 $50, TOO.
SEASG55 . SSEAM Al sRoy stS S. sas.s
For 4sa Iv qS aa $780,
For ATLANIJ6 CRY, VINELAND and BRIDGETcIas
NEW.JERsEY SOUL HERN DIVISION.
From Pier Va. y. North River VIA sandy Hook.
For ATLANTIC HIGIiLANDs. LONG BRANCH. LAKE,
WOOD, TOMS RIVER, BARNEGAi, ETC.. AZ 4;l1 ?. N,
Tickets be procured foot Liberyst. Pier 40 5
Nortn River p. 2O7, 25l. 26l. ESQ 2s7 ga and 1898
Ta7 and RylngIon-srs 10.
49, 10 and l43 GrecnwIchs,; l5s, 2oS East l2!h-s,'
lb32 BOwery. and principal Hotels ia NewNorx CITY. "
brooklyn at NO. Court st. l0l Broadway S3o. Ssu
30 40 Mrnhtttanave 1859 Atantic-ayr.
Hoboken 25l Washngtonsi " Y Transfer CompanY will
for hotels residence 10 dc sns
~ wooTTEN. &C. HANCOCK.
1,enoral ecu Pass. Ticket
ID r RALDNIN. q. F. p. Agt. ll0 Liberty.st. y y"
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GUION LINE.

GUION LINE.
w UNITED STATES STATES, MAIL STEAMERS .npdS
FOB 9TEE Psy 30 = a HH t1o Of Kh1
tuesday April IL $3.50
wlsC0 Tuesday Apr q p M
XBYst Tuesday May IL, p
Cabin passage according s,ateroSS So $50 and 500
Inte@ediats sS5 1,seTase az 10y rates eUroy CO.
HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. cos LINE for
In L. He5pogrE sar' and Ha%OuEs
Boh Hen April April IS D. g. q" M - 1850
First Cabin At Saloon. sloo Forward saloon $50 These
o g SaG M scsra9o s caio Trip a.
Prices pic so sead e ~ Tourist Gazette nrcu,entco
oeH q IL " Y Cen PAS H ts dBysy Ny
UNMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,
Il QUEENsTowN AND LIVERPOOL
ST? p TnTiSa3g apr, 5 q l 81 M M
ETY. or CiifsTi:R TharsdSv Hay l. ii a. m
cI From 9P Ter 81 AorSS RIVER CABIN PIAsAGE s6S so
and Brunswick seleyeling berths So extra Inter
For passage Apply @ the lNMAN STEAMSHIP CO.
Phade pha once No. los south 4tl-st
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. co.
1KoE E6 E2XT EP T2 So GY6 TSpEMEx
NhCKAR; 3 1880 am EIpER Wed AD 80 S;Sca7
steamer FTst Cabin pS sI csn seeC %
onLnrc is'sA5 Geo. at S lSTs' bowling 5af Green
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY'S
i LINLs FOR tALIFORNIA SANDWICH ISLANDS
JAPAN, CHINA. NEW-IHALAND, AUSTRALIA CEN
TRIAL AN y SOUTH AMERICA AND MEAICO
ro Fran s Fs%GSe R'E Gs h%as
COLON sails Monday April 20 noon.
Connecting for Central and south America and Mexico
Iron Ffancisco. lat and irsnnan SITS.
For Japan ana China
SAN PABLO sails Thursday. April 49, y. IN.
For HONOLULU. Ni.WZEALA Nd and AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIA sails saturday May ., . D. m,
Ou arrival OF LOnion mars az san franc SEQ.
freight passage and general Information appy &C CON-
paNyS Office on the pier fq9t Capait Rsrnor,D,.,coD,
TTNE Ant md
Ia sailing from NewN ORR am Antwerp every saturday
\, sIEtN Ian saturday, April X
p La saturday. April % 300 D.
saloon $50 500 10 10 $3.50. Second CaDn
$50 excursion. slo; sterr3ge at lowest rates
PETER WRIGHT " SONS. Gen'i Ag'ts. IS Broadway.
VHE Y. ;. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS co.
American passenger neio So Thomas Barbados. Para
Maranham Pernnmbnco. Bahia aud Rio de Jancigo
%enisdy April ~ A. Atn S9on Iron IRON
ADVANCE. Wednesday, June 10 BROOKLYN.
Newport News Va. on third day succeeding at p m
PAUL h. GERHARD x CO., General Agents ~ broad.st
WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAM.
Frs FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIV tRPOOL
ADRI ATTIC capt PaTca Thursday, April ~, 1880 M
CELTIC Capt Glcadc sat Irday. April %, p M
BRIrANNIt capt Perry saturday. May g 1870 a. M
REPUBLIC irving Saturday. May = l2:3Op
From ths " Lite star Dock. foot OF West l0Ih-st
RATES alOOn. $50. so and 500 Return tickets on
favorable Storage a low rates. Intermediate Adr
apply at the compaLys Offices, No. 81 broadway New
York. II. J. COkTlS. Agent.
STUART & TOBEY. 4O6 wanut.st.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

ARLEM dp Kl VIM B sxaN tHp HARTFORD II.
Trains leave Harlem River station. corner i82dst and
esSSa By r SfF Ayseas
Sunday, at go AZ o goo 1OS Cor r S0 Sr RIA
9"E Point i U Hunts Point Farms. Van Ts,s
sS rsR:% ssa
SsYss?sS: wen @
Ssw.6ran and aeid Branches and Boston and oil points
Midnight train for NewRochole and all intermediate
l,s. aA iSoSs sa an Intermediate sta
tons snd 30 M the latter train Connecting
s%,orf any wth express train to Boston Tine
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey
~ Trains leave from Chambersst Depot for Enslswoe
51o $40. $50 p M = midnight sunGays T. a ani
Nanaet spring Valley and MOnsey 7. 10 a. m, A0op m
EklE RAu WAY, now known AZ the NEW
OF trains from ChsmbeT.st Depot From 2Sd
Coaches % Bngaaptoa Esira ,I and nsaao sleeping
ma Louis I@Sd FIpFess No 90 extra tn snar ar
Bias % d5 HnH mo- o 2Rs
M F 81 5oq: us 300 M. and nd
naanGHs iEiS wc solid Train IN
MIRA rn saaa S.y Nissars Fails ncsns chicago
E9Asr S HSs 1895 $50 do 50
sI PSsyso S's siG az S7 40 $50
s9 sJS S 49, S S ssS Z %S3f,
NnwsS and Paterson Newark Gas $40 ll30 m S;lu
400 800 $3.50 d:20 1880 and II midnight saturdv
nrhts only SUNDAYS g. s m $40 $50 m. - y M . =.
Sunern slS 7; 80 1870 las $50 $3.50 o;lU stV IN
ana IL midnight Sundays o4o $50 1920 lao oiSo JPN
and ~ midnight. ,.w.o,xsu
NewOurg and cornwall 7;S0 IN $3.50 4'So 6p m SUNDAY
Rondoat and Kingston and Montgomery am s'Sop M
sS So.SeS so 6iS 1850 1920 $3.50 500 $50 $50
SO A. 2S $50 YCSs sso So ESQ $50
Sunday b,aS $50 1920 $3.50 m ING IN A,s
Iso m trans connect with NewYork ontario ana es IA
Railroad AZ Man.st The m tr In stops A. Malnse onY
PortJsryis 100 1920 m 4:So . $3.50 p m Sun"V
ogS Lave md At quarter of and quarter after each hour
from b.46 q TO l0;4b p m every unrV nnHu'''' ~ ~
lO:4b m to l2:Ab IN every nour o Dravr0 Room and
see0ip can Obtained and orders or me
s,r -, re left az the Conipanys omces
Sos aoi or p57. broadway. ISL Westst, NJ =, NO
Express trains from me " oso Aiii'oiA A'" ~ '
"S iii ann N aaRoIr Genl Passr Agent New.York.
7 EHIGH VALLEY .RAILROAD.-Pssseng ger
trains leave depot foot of Cortlsndt Dcsbro4ses
s1o sSd sp " 'sy Es...on nshlsns.
Wavery, ithaca gsnovA Lyons Buffalo and the West Pull
l.. E s:sas i siS ~ esnn.e. for a.
points MAhenoy and Hasleten coal regons sunday raE
tssyss for Mach Chunk and Hsxieton, $40 Z m.
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NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE

WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA, 1885,
$500 PORTLAND g. and no tra..,.-.
Steamers Getty OF Worcester and "City OF Rss,..
save Pier 40 NJ r. foot OF Wattsst (next per aboye IN
brosses ST. Ferry daily except sundays at 500 p. n
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILR0AD.-Commencng October 8 IsSI
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
$500 M Rochester and Montreal Express through draw
$40 me-. Limited Chicago and st Louis Express
with dining stopping at bany Utica Syracuse
sstsr Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo,
fo:so NJ, chicago Express drawing csnsn.
til Western NswYork and Northern Express with
$3.50 p m, Albany Troy and Utica Express. through
II D m, Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
FAILS Bafao Cincinnati Toledo Gstr5it and ST. Louis
$3.50 Express with sleeping cara TO Syracuse and to
Auburn road and 10 saratosai also to Montreal ,
Buffalo Niagara Eas Cleveland Toledo. Detroit chicago:
IL Night Express, with sIeepn gears TO Albany and
for the North except saturday night.
ricketts, sale at Grand Central Depot No. Eowing
Green. 252 and AIS Broaaway and Westcotrs Express
Offices Park ana 7s5 and e42 Broadway Newfork
333 Washington and 73O Fulton sts Brooklyn and 70
Fourth st., WILLIAMSBURG .
10 room end sleeping cars car os
procured OF the ticket Offices In NewforE CITY, and %
baggage called Tor and checked from residence
tFnsss trains stop at Harlem ciS5ihsI sthays
j. N. TOUCEY, " - MEM Efs
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent.
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
and the East All from Grand Central Depot Thrre
express daily Sundays excepueil 70 Boston at m.
carslg sundays at y. with palace sleeping ears
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
o GREET RE- TIT TR nRsII 9i line sis''

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Newly ork Desbrosses and Courand srce
Ferres. follows
Harrisburg PIttsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached q. H. and .. N daily. New YORK
and Chicago Limited Of Paror Dining Smoking and Sleep
ing Cars ct - a. m. every day.
Wuianspcrt 10 Haven, No.. p. Cory and Erie az
Sp connecting ri Cory for Titusv Petroleum Centre
AMI the OIL Regions.
aiim1re Washington the South, Limited Washington
Express" OF Pullman Parl0r Cars daily except sunday
10 M arrive washington i:05 p. NJ. Regular at 500
ard $50 o. M. !, $40 and D NJ, and ~ night Sunday
6:l6 O. IN, y. m. ana ~ night.
For Atlantic City except sunday with through PaTor Carl
100 p M.
For Cape May, except Sunday, 11:l0
Branch Bay Head and Intermediate stations
Railway and Amboy, 800 1900 noon. $3.50 300
p. on sunday 800 a. N and 500 p M lido not stop az
For Old Point and Norfolk. gao "A. weekdays and 500
D. nj every LAY.
Boats OF okyn Annex connect with al through
at Jersey CITY, aHordns speedy and direct transfer for
brooklyn travel .-
Trains arrive From Pittsburg ZOO 500 $3.50 and 35
Pun. daily and 1898 a. NJ. daily except Monday From
Washington and baltimore G:2. 500 M Lao $40 30
From Baltimore s,O Fros Phiadephoa SS5 5o
$40 1850, 500 eco g55 1870 $50 et2o e;S5 1929 NJ,
and pight sunday 800 GEO. 1905 sos, 11;35
ego 6:55, $500, Q36, 1908 D. ID.
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CUMPANf
Conpanys Pier new No. AZ North RIVER foot OF Mortons
81. GEKAAIN. iraub sdne5iay. April II. a M.
OLINDE ROdrgues Wednesday April 81 IL m
NORMANDlE. Frangeul ednesday. April ~, a. N
ST LAURENT. de Jmlsseln ednosdaY. May D. 10 a. M
Cheeks payable at sight, amounts suit the Banqus
Traasatlanuque OF Paris
LOUIS De BEBIAN. Agent, No. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-15

CHOICE collection Of school circulars for
nereuts and guardians Teachers in every department OF
arr and learning recommended H. HEssE 80 West 2lsst
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rI'HE NEW LINE
SEW.YORK. PHILApELPIIIA, NORFOLK, OLD POINT

' CoMEORT AND TIE SOUTH.
b HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
rnus Fast Day aud Night Express between Newfork
Railroad GO a p week days and p % daily arriving pd
folk q m. and Ol5 sleeping through from New
York 20 CaDo hares aud Par0r Ger rom Philadelphia VITA
charge Tickets par0rt sleeping
DO secured at Ticket Cce OK PrnnsyvaDa RAILROAD
Company, Il D. COOKE Gen1 Pass and Frei sht Agent.
Ii. W. dunno, Sup crintendenL
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Northern Pacific Railroad COMPANY.

Notice hereby given that the following numbers OF tn
bonds Of the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
MISSOURI DIVISION.
were day drawn In accordance with the rcnnirrnnt
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Dlpioeno Notices.

CT. LOUIS, ALTON AND TERRE HATTIE
- RAILROAD COMPANY,
MUTUAL LIfE INSURANCE BUILDING, NASSAU
sTh. NEw-YObK. April Ia, lS85
the preferred " OckhOdcTs Of the st Louis Alton ana
Terrs Haute Railroad Company ,
dividend OF -Four and oneha per has been do
upon the preferred stock payabeOn after Nav
1885, 20 preferred stockholders OF ord April rs 1855 Inc
books both and the preferred stock
will be closed April % Ssj, and reopen June a. m
W. BAYARD CUTTING, PrcsIdenf
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WEST SHORE pOuTr

W. VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
tations. --''s- S'A''s "'A D'S'ANS'~
chicago 40 m az p m Pullman sleepers through
SI louis .o,oo, % p IN. Pullman sleeDers.
peuoi', 10 a. m, 1890, sS m. Pullman sleepcrs.
Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls Bufao Roceses 10
q H. 900, IS m. Sleeping and parior
Utica 7,l0. s10. Hoo q. M; $3.50. 20 D. IN.
Newburg Kinrston. catskih Albany ~7,lo. 40. l1od
For Montreal aud Canada East 7,io a nj 300 D. m.
Hamilton London, so m $3.50. g Toronto $3.50.
.baiy. Other trains daily except sunday
For tickets time tables sleeping eccommod
uoas or mlormao1 Apply At oces, Jersey City. Penn RR
amor ONCE foot nltonst City II 2O7 2l6
y6y SOL H6 lao, l32y broadway 737 6h-ave las East
lxotn si 1851 Bowery Penn r. n saions foot Of Cort-
I'D and pesSosses sta and west Shore Station foot q
$1,000 ss osaeEs Sie p ssf g ssss 1ssa uA
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EUROPE.

TOR BERMUDA.
WEEKLY sTEAMERsn
The elegant OF the quebec Steamship Com
pany TRI NIDAD and oRlNoCo. will be dispatched EVERY
THURSDAY from New-York and bermuda ''yrinOco"
rom New ork April 2. Excursion rates $50 10 $50
For passage information, &C. apply to
A II. OUIERBRIGE IL Co, Agents, OIL Br0adway
WORLD TRAVEL COMPANY, 207 Broadway.
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Ocean Gteamers.

A BILE COURIER desires any position to
IA travel in Europe; highest references. COLLEGE
ELECrHICAL ENGINEERING, New-fork
NCHOR LINE; U: :; NAIL STEAMSHIPS
DEvONIA. Aprl Is. A. m. JCIRCAssIA, May 2 a. m
ANCHORIA.Ap 20. 2 pm ETHIOPIA. May 9, neon.
cabin passage $50 TO $50. Second class $50.
- LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE
CITY Of ROME sails Wednesday, June May q,
and fourth "Wednesday thereafter
Cabin passage $50 to 800. Second class s35.
steerage outward, srprepaid $40.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Agents w..
Bowling Green, NewYork.
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NORrH GERMAN LLOYD IS. co.

~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
NEW.YORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
FULDA. Wed. Ap. ~ q. Hohenz0ilern Ap -. o. u
NECKAR satApIS 1880 am ELDER. Wed Apl 30 6;5Ol
EMS We'd. AID 3d.. ll:3Oamt ~ 1RHA at Nav 1850 an
ON ENnress steamer. Frst CABIN Slo0to $3.50 Secon
CABIN. $50 Sc. on old steamera First Cabin, iO
9''O"O O'''l' steerage at lowest rates.
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ID college Conditioned rejected candidates coached
summer winter. r. HOff Man. S'oo-OiiNso mass.
NOTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL, Poughkeepsie,
" n Y.JOIIN MILEY, VI. A., Principal Preparation Tor
college scientific and Government schools anu Tor business
ELNWOOD SCHOOL FOR BO1S.-At Mill
IL for Conn. Parents who unfortunate In the man
nremen OF will do well % profit 10y the advantages
offered by this school. Address FRANK NJ HOWE SUIT
,TREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
L Forty.drst year begins september r. Military drill
repares for business for Paceton Columbia. Yale and
Harvard 9en1 w REV. A q. CHAMBERS, Principal.
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CCHOOL OF MINES.
- PREPARATORY SCHOOL, 30 Fast 45thst
]. Woodbridge Davis O. f. PHI d. PRINCIPAL Introductory
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-03-11

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-It is
a source OF great joy to the officers
and members of the Sunday School
Library Association, to welcome
You all at our first regular meeting,
on this merry Purim festival. AS
our society has just been started,
we had but little time to prepare
ourselvet for this entertainment
But let not our exercises of to-day
discourage you. Think of what one
Jewish maiden - Esther - accom-
plished, by making the Jews for
over $500 years to be jolly on Pu-
rim-day.
The usefulness of our society is
far greater than of any organiza-
ton on the face of the earth and
moon. It is true we are but a set
of juveniles and infants, but the
infantry decides the destiny of ma
tons. Caezar styled his infantry
the power of Rome; Alexander, the
Great, conquered the whole world
with his infantry; Napoleon the
first called the infantry the soul of
France-while Richard Ill lost his
crown and power, for he called for
horse instead of remaining with
his infantry. As the infantry holds
within its grasp the results of bat
ties, ond rules the whole world,
thus the power of the infantry reigns
over every household, at day and
at nipht. All the combined forces
OF cannon, guns, clubs and horse
men, cannot silence the cry of the
infantry, for its dominion extends
from zone to zone.
The freedom of the people de-
ponds upon their intelligence and
proficiency of constitutional law.
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-.,s OFFICIAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY
COUNCIL.
ALEXANDRIA, La, |
Mch. 8, 1885.

The following ordinance was Of
fered and unanimously adopted -
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the City Of
Alexandria, La, in regular session
convened, on this the Sd day of
March, A. D. 1sS5-That from and
after the passage and PRONUNCIATION
of this Ordinance, any person or
persons who shall be proven guilty
of removing signs, defacing or in
juring public or private property,
lifting gates fr'm the hinges, thus
allowing ingress for stock into
yards, or committing any other ma
licious mischief, shall be fined not
less than five 1851 dollars nor
more than fifty (s50) dollars and
costs for each and every offence,
and in default of payment of fine
imposed shall be imprisoned in the
city prison not less than one ~
day nor more than ten (l0) days.
Approved:
THOS. CRAWLEY,
A. B. RACIAL, Mayor.
Secretary.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-03-11

Our library will furnish the rising
generation with books to cultivate
their intelligence, while our meet
ings give us opportunities to study
the science of parliamentary riddles
and constitutional conundrnms, in
which as Plutarcb, the Grecian
philosopher says, consists the glory
of the bar. By this mental plac-
tice we will know how to defend
our rights as free men, before every
celestial and terrestrial tribunal, be-
fore every high and low court in
creation, before each and every bar,
where the political affairs of our
free government are discussed and
decided.
The demand of this glorious age
of progress is for equal rights to all
men, women included. Our society
knows no distinction between the
fair sex and their unfair oppressors
for nearly 5000 years. All can
hold Office here, from President
down to boot-black to our infantry.
We teach and practice true woman's
rights. From all sides we hear
complaints of hard times and cor
ruption. With Vice Pre- ident Hen
bricks we demand change-wo-
men must and shall have their tn II
now-we men had it long enough.
!, 10, women Se our presidents, jrd-
ges and preachers, and by the life
of Hamen, promise you we shall
have change.
All who take an interest in the
welfare of coming generations, the
glory and greatness of eur infantry,
must support our Society, for the
freedom and equal rights of all our
citizens, regardless of sex, depends
upon onr Society. George Wash
ington, the father of his country,
called the American Constitution
the mother of his country, and all
our dollars, the power of this
mighty nation, bear the stamp of
woman. On this Purim let us re-
instate the rights of woman as
Queen Esther instituted it, by rul-
ing the King, her uncle, her cous-
ms and aunts. This will be &C.
complished by every true citizen
to inscrihe his name as an honora-
ry member of our Society and pay
ten cents each month regularly, on
penalty of being suspended, reject
ed, expelled or disfranchised of all
rights of membership, here and
hereafter, for now and evermore-
so mote it be. Long live Queen
Esther Long live woman's rights
Long live the Sunday School Ii
brary Association, of Alexandria,
Louisiana, Rapides Parish, in the
United States of America, under
the Star Spangled Banner, in the
land Of the free and the home of
the brave, the empire of courts and
bars Long lice our home in
fantry!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-03-11
ONE Of the most delightful

ONE Of the most delightful
events of the social season here
was the Pnrim entertainment given
at The Jewish Synagogue on Sun
day afternoon. As we read the
occasion commentaries the deliv-
erance of the Hebrews from wicked
Hamen's intrigues by the beautiful
Queen Esther. Everything passed
off nicely-a large crowd of both
ladies and gentlemen were present
ali did we'll, the little ones espe-
pecially, and the affair was heartily
enjoyed. Our space will not allow
a more extended notice.