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A CHILD CAN RUN II,

TNHE NEW No. s WHEELER & WI.
l. son Sewing Machine tthe 81 IA
cheapest in the world Is now for ssle a
the branch once. on Front street mar
Pike. with fun and complete set a. y.
tachments. upen which q person ef asy
age can execute the finest and mot nless.
ing kind OF work possible. Every parsoa
purchasing q machine viii be theroaQhly
instructed in regard 70 ITS use and tke
use OF me ettacnnensS and VII also 70
in good repair for five years. An persons
are cordially invited to call and Inspect
our machines.
Orders from the country are soiieltsd
and will receive careful aud prompt a.
tention. e. W. HANSON,
11l5 Agent Seattle. W..
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Notice Of Final Proof.
Q. 3 LAND orYIcr AT oLrxp,. W.T.

o. 8. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W.T..
August 4, 1885
Notice IL hereby gwen that THOMAS
HOskINS has fled notice Of intention 70
nske ana proof before the Register and Re.
ceiver. at their Office in Olympia, W, T.. Oh
Thursday, the 34th day OF Ssttember, A d.
1885. on Homestead application No. 1881. for
the NV d Of section 90, townahip Is north,
range east.
he names as viinesee.: David IT, Joues
Thomas Mason, John Morris and Jas, SMITH
all Of Cedar River, W T.
JOHN p. CONVEY,
Aa1a % ~. n
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Notice Of Final Proof
Q. d Lam ornur. Al elr,uI., VT

Q. q LAxp osyIrz Al eLxzrrA, VIII
July -. isss
- Notice Il hszsby given tsHf WILLIAM
MURRAY has Aled notice % intsntiopi 10
BAKE anal proof hsfore the C9erk Of the Dis
iries Curt. =; his ofAcs, In Seattle. ". T..
en- THURSDAY, the nh dxy Of Angus.
A D. 1855. Oh prescription D. ). No. ee73, for
the lots a. sad NE I Of Ne 1 o. sscaion
~. township 81 nox1h. range 8 easu.
re names ~ vito sses Michael Burns. A.
U Mad. Pred Bsooks ana Q g. Payne, ali Of
Greco kfvsr, v. T.
I0HN '. aOWTY.
iylesz1e keR;xtsr u ths Land OGgos.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

Q. s. LAMB 0FyIcE AT oLYxrIA, W.T.,
August 4, 1885
Notice IL hereby given that JOHN NJ.
WoLD has fled notice of intention 10
make nnal proof before A. L. Palmer.
. Notary Public, u his once, In seattle. W
=. Oh Tuesday. the 22d day OF September, A.
D. 1855. on Pre- emption d. & No. s4IS, for
the 81 : Of SW / Of section II; NV / Of
NV /, and i Of NV L Of section 10 town.
ship Is north, range east.
BE names ss witnesses Stephen Nlhloek.
William Langdon. John g. Ssglin and Lars
Arsiaxen, all Of Hubbard, W. T.
JOHN y. CONVEY,
anlAaRlI RAcLiaAaE A thn
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Notice Of Final Proof.
Q. ; IAxD oyYIOE Ar oLrARIA. VIZ

Q. 5 LAND oyEzox AT oLxxrrA, VII
Jniy q. 1888
So Notice Is hereby givsn that CHARf rs
II hkkRIck has filed notice o. intention te
make final proof before the Jadgs, or in his
ahseaee the Clerk Of thu Dlstrict Cnurt. e his
od1cs, IN Seattle. ". T.. on saturday. ne ls.A
day o. sepfemi eF. A. D. 1885, On honaessssd
appliestian No. slSl, for the 40 sw
AMI II I Of SE / Of ssctioa 2, tow ship 3
north, range aeast
He names - Witnesses: Jnseph Ounlan.
Catherine uIliap. ee0rR- Dnalsp asd Patrick
Han 90, all Of Seattle, W.T..
JOHHF CONVEY.
lNtnse3 R<a4aflR ~ 49, go 49,
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Administratrix's Notice 10
Creditors.

TSr MATTEs OF THE ESTATE OF
i chHfies a. Tobln. deceased.
No'sos . hsnsby Eiyea 81 tse apdsrsEzr.a
a1sliessG4kstx o. the eststs q Chsrses n
tsoi :. dc Hsed, 70 u er-astors Of saa 81 per
soAs bAVins esans against he - 4 aecesse-i
% res~Pt Them, WITH the nerezaary vcnehsrs'
= ~ ose pear after TIE Arst arhIicst,os AZ
rs soslee. g ne said Adniuis;r1irsx. Al tie
oia<k. % Frost street g. she essE Of ss..ts 4
= naay o. kssg e8d 7 rriiary u Wsahlusscn'
o. tae same vii Be fsrsxur hsrrrd.
Dsted saly .. 1sss.
49,. NARY y. TOHTE,
Tobin, asesaasd. ia
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FARM FOR SALE, CHRAp

ON ACCOUNT OF PHYSICAL. M.
- oliltS AN compel ed 70 sci nv -.
IL Is knoSr as Oak Lake. and 4 Z. -
telegraph road. E -ght ann q half -
norm OF town. Twent, i've acres - 3
saluVauon, tue land yielding oysr -.
hundred collars an acre. in 9 singls -.
500, frem fruit Place viii Be 80 ~
or with ut team. etc. Il Is enc of =.
most desirable farms in King eoars.
VIII xensnge for part SeAttle pres-r;s
and part money. sss1
The dwelling house being buraea H.
place. VII % sold cheaper II taxa hefar
K. ID. PARKER
AUD dWlw On the pfsn.lss.
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MRs- HAMPsos's PRoGRAx ron THE
cozrSa wEKK Meetings every evening
this week a, Frye's ooora House at 1850,
when Mrs. Hampson will peak. Noon
prayer meetings zach day at toe Opera
Hsuss At II O'Clock, led by Mrs Hamp-
sou. sanrlas meetings at 6 q. IN. at she
Methods, Protestant Chureh.
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FOR The UPPER skAcIr.

stnr Glide C. W. CoYe, Mastes
I EAVES YESLER'S WHARF ON
Il Wednesday and Saturday, returning
Thursday and Monday, calling at stan.
wood, Utsalady. Moss Landing, SkagiI
City. Moant Veraon. Startling and all 10
termediate points above. For freight o.
passage apply on board or TO GkOItGs
FOSTER on the wharf Api
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II DIRECT ROUTE To
-: = W hstco~. Through hy day
0'c.ock q n. % tue dAks aaa FrisayA
s0achsng e ue<sla y. LAoonner and So =
lsh- Leave Whstssaa Ferusia 8 On
saturday. Returning. lrsFes y "a com
On " q ne@1At . q sandAys alta
for frelgss % p2s-3ge sRpiy On beard
" 70 oku ksss AK. % Ne lur wh&E1.
49, Master,
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STEAMER TRAVEL. Ell.
SUM M e r
PLEASURE ROUTE.
A tn - The fast sternwheelel
! =. JOSEPHINE.
D. K. HOWARD, Sole Owner,

D. X. HOWARD, Sole Owner.
wiz. from date, car the United States
mail on Hoods Canal, makiog semi
weekly trips to Seattle. Leaving Sea-
beck every Monday and Friday morning
viii touch at Port tambl. for passengers
or freight arriving at 5 attic in the
afternoon; reforming will leave Yesler's
wharf at u o'cl )ck every Tuesday and
saturday morning. taking the mail at
Port Gamble for 5 abeck and Union City
The JOSH hine viii sop at Lillewaup Falls
or any other place Of pleasure or business
al the demand Of any passenger.
Persons visiting ti0od's anal will hnd
the best OF attention. with good table and
rooms. at ID. K. Towards Hotel. In Sea
beck.
The steamer Josephine will leave Sea
bsck for Port Gamble every day except
saturday. to Ike Passengers and freight
and receive orders for a4y point on Hoods
Csnal. ie2p
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fHz NoEra PacEszns-uAptAin @. Z.
CLANCY arrived hers hs The zspAsr yes-
istdss, lie states thai pozs % tie
fseau4f Aafto eaaiee' - ttpidty pso-
lsfc<ssnes eat that 10 hsf pnsesat epaat.
Sion sas q : sesfS lesIktnR eeAft. see
wa - tased - aeasfis ne iktter para
ct tbs week Aad hsnied eos % ths
WasA wasre Ne vii b. Eefsaaaaa. ~
cope red and bAs- htsf hail RenefAlly
eissshaeisd ard srse ihenisA.
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C. &P. S. R. R.

TIME TABLE.
EoR FRANKLIN, BLACK DIAMOND
u and intermediate stations, daily, at
Ia. m.
For Newcastle and intermediate stations
daily at 5. 7S30 and 1910 a M, and D. m.
Returning arrive 81 seattle from Ceoai
river extenslon at i:i6 D. m, and from
Newoa tie branch at $40 a. m, IL M. $50
and $40 p. IN.
Running time TO FRANKLIN, Q h. m.
Running time to Newcastle, 1 h. 40 m.
10 effect APP. II s, 1885.
T. J. MINER,
APPS Assistant superintendent
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TO THE UNFORTUNsTE


1Ae1VS =
Dispensary No. e2s
ks&ruy street, Saa
IAnciscs. Esfah
lishei tn IS54, for
the treatment o.
SEXUAL and seminal
Diseases. such a.
GoNcRxHGA,GLKEr,
srucTrKK, sxPHu-
LIZ In all its forms
SEMINAL WaAKSEss
ard IMRoTKEcr
Loss Of manhood
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WANTED.

HousEwoRE ny TIE DAY OR
~ WEEK Address Mrs. w thss
ofaeN anfsa
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LIsT o. LErTEss

Remaining in the Seattle Post Once
on Saturday, August y. 1875. Persons
calling for these letters will please say
advertised.
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PAssKsGERs EeR ssUxs psnTs.


Sac FRAscrsoo, Aza. Z.-FosEOxinz il
The psssesaesr list Of the steamer Qssen
u TIE Pasi6e, sailing August I'd, far
Victoria asc Paesf sound ports
yTcToa1A
Dr. flun~ss. Mrs CluBesz,
G n MrDonaId. Misses Cianszs.
THIS Esrlor, Mrs Do1azll 4 &c,
Mrs L Geary. Mrs Mort & dr..
~ II Noaau, Mr. Mcf3gnnis,
II Aorris0n, Harvey.
Afs W Stevenson.
roar T0<xzExD.
Mrs. @ Azusw, NE Msadell,
y ssaith. AMI Gordon,
} n sen vifzsr.
sE4TTLK.
W salsi0hs, Thomas MsGrav.
Rev Or KslIaeh, Mrs W n Williams,
Cssriin. J Bornsssin.
" q Jones, Mrs W B JSnes,
Miss'-@ Jones, CaLf Starr,
Aars Baker, Capt. Dia9i-y.
MIRA VI sawyer, Ars o Il Lsn0usoFs.
II q strive, Mise Gsac@ Hughes,
Mrs SfTuTs, Miss Ids Hughes,
y ~ llsr, J W Haghrs,
% F4hso. Mia X sss McBArFy,
Z A Gardner, RID McDonaId.
TAo0xA.
Jas G Norris. Miss May Levin,
nhn Arthar. Mrs 3 Thompson, |
II tFry Thompson. Mrs Harvey a SC,
Mis- farrell, Mrs VI l. Adams,
A Isass-, II Q Frahk,
Misc Faliiek, SIX Whippie,
X Russeii. II G Manager,
Z Ross, Rsv F Mansfield,
IsnD Angelo, Mrs Angelo A dr..
Miss Amy Angelo, Miss Lizzie NJ Jones,
Mrs ] Conlsy, Mrs Sullivan,
W Armstrong 4 wife.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-23

OF rHk GLANDS. SoRs MOUTH
THROAT. BONE PAINS permanently cured apc
srad'estef rom he system for life
NERVOUS d. bility, Inlpotency. ssuiina,
L isses. sexual Decay. Mental and Physical
Weakness. FAiiiDg Memory, Weak Eses
Stunt=d Development mpe iiments 90 Mar
ris.se, etc, from exresses or youthful follies.
or ans cause. speedily. safely and privatsl.
Young. middle-aged ana old men. and q,
Who need medical 81 III AMI experience, con
suit the old European Physic an at once. HI,
opinion rosts nothing and NAV save futur,
misery and shame, When tnecnvenieut q
visit the cits for trestme medicines can b.
sent everywhere by expr~se free from obser
vation. II is self-evident that q nhyElnfAi
Who gives his whole attenti N to eia.s Of die
eases atiains greai ekill, and ph siciane
throughout the country. knowing this, FIRE.
quently recommend dificult cases to the old
est Specialist, by whom every known gooJ
| remedy Is used. The Dsctor's age and expert.
ence makes his opinion Of supreme irnpol-
lance.
Send for the Sanitarist Guide to Health
nj free. Also Self Analyst
DR.. Ltebig's woxD RFUL GERNAy INvraoRA.
roE permanently prevents all unnatural losses
from the system, tones the nerves, Strength.
ems the muscles, chscBs the waste, invigorstel
tAs whole system, and restores the afflicted &
health and happiness.
TIE reason s. many cannot get cured Of
Seminal Weakness. less Of Manhood. etc. 4
owing 20 complication o4iled Prostata.Fhe.
With Hypetastbesia, which requiies peculias
treatment DR.. Liebia's InvieorAtor IL ths
only positive cure for prostAtorrhea. with pc
eEifsr special treatment, used a. the Laebfs
Dispsl Sary
Price Of Invisors,or. -. Case Of six bot.
ties. $40. Sent g. any address. covered -.
eureiy from observztion To preys the WOO.
derfnl power Of The Invigorstor . So bottl,
Win Be given OF scot free
Powerful Electric Belts fires TO patients.
Consultation fFee apd privsse. Call OF "a
dress LfEBiG DIsPENsARY.
Geo GeAry strees, San Franeisco. on
Privase entrance, sos Nason street. Gour
blocks up ssart from Kearuv. Main EItraae,
through Dispenssry Drug store mhiaawsu
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MISCELLANEOUS
Furnished Rooms Wanted
tor Students.

A LII THOSE WHO HAVE FUR
"A nj he'd rooms TO rent in the vicinity
wher- In the city who a. willing 10 fur
nssh bosEd 70 either young lady or gem
uemen stud nts for WORK done cut OF
school hours. are requested 10 meet At thu
University chapel TO-DAY at 10 a. m. A
large ats ndaDVe IL expected this year,
and arIang. mepts can be made Ihat will
anll l.. J POWELL
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Conducted BY qualified Ply
sicians and Surgeons-regulAr
graduates.
81 The OLDEST Specialists
IL the United Staies, Whose
LIFE LONG IxPERIKEcE, per-
feet methed a d pure medi-
cine, insure SCI ED9 ard PAR.
MAsKET LURES Of all Private,
Chronic ane Nervous Diseases
Asfs ctions Of the HLooD, SKIN,
kIDEcrs BLADDER, ERuP TONS,
tLcKRs, OLD SoRss SWELLING
OF TIE GLANDS. SoRs MOUTH.
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SAFE, Ar HALF PRICE.

III ALIsS PATENT, GOOD AS NKw.
~ owed BY q non resident. can NJ had
nor rs ~ eMlltaR ~ once on J A. STEW
Ak, BloN Prtntlng tfice. seattle. VT.
AuAhaw
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THE
DR.. LIEBIG

PRIVATE DIsPENSARY,
400 Geary street.. San Fran
cisco, Cal.
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION co
Carrying the U. 8. Mail.

THE COMPANY'S STEAMER
=sseWASHINGT0N
CAPTAIN 8. JACKSON,
"LLL LEAVE SEATTLE EVERY
w sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
evening. at 3 o'clock, for
WHATCOM
Calling at Mukilteo, Tulalip, Coupeville
Oak Harbor. Utsalady, Laconner, Fidalgo
Anacortes. Guemes, Samiak, FairAaven
0ellingham and Sehome.
Returning, will leave Whatcom every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday even
Ings. st 3 o'clock. for Seattle, calling
intermediate points on the way.
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AYERS r Hsts

aIn0I- LiIe HE--
Injuries Of our
house. Miss
Kate Rose, IN
gerSon. Ontario,
writes: " While
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No More Bald Heads.

entirely bad. I
procured 4 bottle
Of Ayers Hair
Ygor, and, be-
fore / had used
ali its contents. q
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For freight and passage apply at Com
panys Office. on Yesler's wharf. or on board
the boats at the same wharf.
mr3l-d GEO. 8. JACOBS, Sec'y.
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THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY

Wnlleave Seattle for Skagit river and way
ports, every Monday and Thursday, re
turning Tuesdays and Fridays.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-07-01
NOTICE

ANY of the heirs or kin people Of
Alexander S. Graves, George d.
slockieth, Edward Pausticki, VIM.
Il. Graves, N. Dembriski, VIM.
Tappan, Jno. E. Jones, Jno. Com-
mings, Charles G. Milne, James
Goblet, John Flanders, VIM. II.
Lively, Peter Allen, Leonard D.
Wilson, Joseph +. A. Scott, John
H. Lotion, Edward Gurton. Alfred
5. Donovan, Philip Hasset, Walter
d. Gilbert, John B. Simpson, Ri.
chard B. Bushnell, WIN. Winttord.
Thos. Murray. Many of these mar.
ties were members of the Georgia r
Battalion, and fell at the massacre
OF Fonnin's command, at Goliad. in
1896. These heirs of these parties
will hear of something Of interest
to them by calling on or communi
eating with H. L. DAIGRE,
Alexandra, La.
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"A SHOOTING, if such we may
term it, took place at Boyce, on
Monday afternoon, the participants
being both negroes-one from the
Parish of Grant, and the other an
employee on the Texas and Pacific
Railroad. Only slight wound or
scratch was inflicted on the top of
the head of one of the parties, and
really amounts to but little. Both
the participants were brought down
on the morning train yesterday by
Mr.. John E. Grissom and lodged
in Jail.
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ST. JOHNS
VEGETABLE LIVER Pills

The true Liver Medicine and real
remedy for Torpid and Congestive
Livers. Prompt relief is obtained
by their use; they obviate the nse
OF Mercury, and being entirely Veg
etable are perfectly safe. Price, Is
cents box.
Apply to HENRY ST. JOHN,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutical Chy-
mist, in Exchange Hotel Building,
Alexandria, La.
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Notice..

From and after this date, June Sd,
the DEMOCRAT will charge five
~ cents per line for all notices
Of charitable and church enter
tainmentS, etc., each insertion.
All other local notices will be char
ged ten (1O) cents per line for
first insertion and five (5) cents
per line for each subsequent one.
Death notices, less than eight ~
lines, free.
fractional lines charged as full
lines.
These prices will not, under any
circumstances, be deviated from.
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Closing Exercises Of the Rapides
Academy.

| SAys
by long odds the largest and
most appreciative audience of la.
dies and gentlemen that has been
assembled in the Exchange Hall
for the past year, were present on
Friday evening last, to witness the
closing exercises of the Rauides
Academy, Of which first-class insti-
tuition Mrs. E. Mathews has the
honor OF being the Principal. So
varled We're the exercises, gone
through in a very creditable man
ner and so much more entertaining
than anything of the kind we have
seen in Alexandria for some time
past, that we will not try to give a
description or enter into a full de-
tail of what then and there took
place.
Among those deserving of spe-
cial mention may be named the
Misses Mathews, We'll, Brady, Bar
rett, Fish, White, Blackman and
Willing and Heyman.
After the exercises Judge Black
man came forward and delivered a
few timely remarks, complimenting
the young ladies for the very cred
table manner in which they had
acquitted themselves, spoke of ed
ucation and its many benefits, and
lastly referred to the necessity of
our Town having female semi
nary; our girls, said the speaker,
we're to be educated as we'll as our
boys, as everything at present poin-
ed to their being most useful in the
uture. The gentleman at times
vas loudly applauded, and his few
mpromptu remarks seemed to have
lad a strong effect on all present.
Mrs. Mathews is to be congrat-
lated on being one of the best fin
she'd and most accomplished lady
eachers in Louisiana, and our COM
lunlty is most lucky indeed, at
aving had her to locate in our
,idst.
In closing we cannot refrain from 8
aging good word for Mrs. M. L. {
NTH, the lady who has taught s
lrs. Mathews pupils music the 9
asst season. She has shown her
III to be a most painstaking in n
ractor as her pupils are ready to p
limit, and which was so plainly
'served on the evening of the
osing exercises. They showed
'oper training, and best of all Y
orough knowledge of what they
I'd been taught. l
Our people here should sustain + T,
ID help build up the Rapides b
cademy, for in it they have one Of
the best institutions of learning ct
the South. CT
ImD0rtanf Hiscnvorv Nj
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NJ. c. MOsELEY,
Attorney at Law

Alexandria, La.
Practices in all classes of cases in
all the Courts of the Parishes of
Rapides, Grant, Natchitoches, Sa-
blne, st. Landry and Avoyelles.
April 15-ly.
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JOB PRINTING OF EVERY
= description neatly executed at
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These prices will not, under any
circumstances, be deviated from
-
Town and Parish News
THE Constable will commence
killing dogs tomorrow.
Mr.. Henry Blanchard, of Co
tile, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. s. Cullen has gone to New
Orleans; he will return in a day
or two.
IF the rain would only let up
now our planters would be better
satisfied.
AN organ grinder and his
monkey were doing up Alexand-
ria Yesterday.
MIR. Jacob Geiger is in New
Orleans Oh business; he left here
Sunday by 7. and 2. train.
-TRuTHFuLLY speaking our
crop prospect this season is better
than it has been for a quarter of a
ecntnry-so say the knowing ones.
The Kelly Bros. were busy
Yesterday and the day before put
ting up steps or stiles at the Court
House to take the place of the
gates.
decisions in twenty-seven
eases, nearly all civil, were render
ed by Judge Blackman on Mon
day. Want Of space forbids their
publication.
"A REGULAR old-timc Fourth
Of July Barbecue is to be given on
Big Greek, in the Pinewoods, on
Saturday, Some of our towns-peo-
pie will attend.
MILLER, Brady & Co., have
just received a few dog muzzles.
: a''les DESTROYS of obtaining muz- p,
z'eS for their "purps" will do well |
to call at once. :.
FOR everything needed in the I
mouse furnishing line, call on Mil. !
Ter Brady & Co, who will sell Won p
' s'sss goods at astonishingly low T
i ssu'es You will be we'll repaid b
-cYRus Miller and Pat White il
were v brought into Court on Mon tt
sl!' before Judge Blackman, and cl
,4'''aleted according to law. In a b
:, days, no doubt, they will be al
'aSen to Jackson. SC
y HE pump lately placed in the
lo"a tank by his Honor the Ma. 70
s s,.'. Is great convenience, as ali NJ
,N'' close around can go there he
~. A"0 get the best of drinking p,
'''er' and that too without the On
vast trouble. ~
I, iHE river at this place for the SC
!, ! a ending Yesterday morning tn
~ H. o ;. fell a inches. At that rel
!, .4e 1t stood, by the Government thu
' ~ %. IS feet q inches above on
!, water Of 1881, and "a feet III NJ,
''4'' below high water of 1866. in
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THERE are some men who nos,

THERE are some men who pas,
all their time, in saying queer
things in queer rhyme, the mar
who writes these, says Smiths Bile
Beans will please, they'll stir the
liver in every cline. Two bits per
bottle, at L. B. Baynard's Drug
Store, Front street.
Mrs, E. Mathews and her pu-
pills tender their most grateful
thanks to DR.. James S. Fish for
the use of Exchange Hall for the
closing exercises of Rapides Acad-
envy, and for the assistance render.
ed in preparing the refreshments for
their entertainment.
In the case of the State VS.. J
V. Swami, convicted of selling Ii
quor without a license, the accused
was sentenced on Monday by Judge
blaekman to pay a fine of $3.50
and costs of prosecution, in default
OF payment to be imprisoned 80
days in Parish jail.
II. E. MARsHMAN, of Bunkie.
who, of late, has had "Hon." pre-
liked to his name, was in Alexan- |
irla on Monday. As Tom prom
sed to do the good thing by the
DEMOCRAT man so soon as he ar
lived home, We will not tell the
good Joke on lim, but wait for q
uture occasion.
The Laura Lee was on time
Monday afternoon. Some of the
Alexandrians We're deprived of their
ocular weekly interview with Cap.
ain Sinnott for the reason that
hat gentleman was not on deck,
aving remained in New Orleans
D be present at the annual cleo
on of a Board of Directors of the
led River and Coast Line, which
axes place to-day. Captain Ben.
LAY was in charge, and looked ev-
~ inch the veteran commander
lat he is.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-07-01
Important Discovery.

The most important discovery is
that which brings the most good to
the greatest number. DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, will preserve
the health and save life, and is a
priceless boon to the afflicted. Not
only does it positively cure Con-
sumption, but Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitas, Asthma, Hoarseness, and all
affections of the Throat, Chest and
Lungs yield at once to its wonder
ful curative powers. If you doubt
this get a trial bottle free, at the
Eagle Drug Store.
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Mr.. s. Cullen has gone to New
Orleans; he will return in a day
or two.