The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-11-10

-MIREs Rosenthal, the s'Boss Gro
GER" has inst received and onened
large stock OF fruits, consisting in par
OF c'tron, currants, ra,sins, dates, etc
Don't forget the place.
SEE and read Cheap Johns col
,1mn IN this issue of the DEMocRAr
he lets the people know his prices be.
lore they conc to his store, and the
Kind of goods they can bny-tLe
mode which should long ago have
been adopted by the Alexandra mer-
chants Times have changed lately,
ana to keep up with them is Mr.. JOS.
i'eVlhs reason for doing as he now
ooes. Our words of praise are not
needed in his behalf-he is too we'll
and iavorably known to need any com.
mendation. Go there if you want bar
gains; go there if you would he salts
ned and pleased; go there because
that is the place for you to.
HOLLAND Herring, fresh and mic
kled Russian Sardiues Anchoyies:
homeless and compressed Mackerel !:
smoked Halibut; a very large stock
at Mires Rosenthal's Model Family
Grocery Store.
JUDGE Blackman's course in re-
ference to concealed weapons is en-
dorsed by the whole law abiding ele
m y OF the community, and even some
OF his opponents admit that lie has
made wonderful change for the bet
ter in Rapides Parish. His long ex-
perlence on the Bench and his ac-
knowledged ability as LAWYER both
civil and criminal gives confidence to
his decisions, and makes him one of
TIT the most popular Judges in the State.
LIE record of crime in this Parish is
rapidly diminishing, and if the jury
Commissioners will pay strict attention
to their duty in drawing first-class iu-
res and the moral and law abiding
citizens of the country give their moral
support to the Court, still greater
changes will be recognized in the
fLtale.
NO grocery in town parches and
gnnds coffee except the model one
presided over by Mr.. Mires Rosenthal.
Cordova, Golden and Plain Rio, fresh
" parched, always in stock. If YOU
nse this coffee once You will never
want any other.
Court lTEMs.-After three weeks
session the criminal term of the Dis
Irct Court, now in session, was conclu.
ted on Saturday last. There were
Iorty-four cases disposed of, apportion-
ed as follows: Convictions, 10; acquit-
tails, 10; nolle prosecuted, IA. There
were four mistrials, intending the one
Of Jesse Brown for murder, which jury
was discharged by the Judge on Sun
lay, not being able to agree. NoIle
prosequies were entered on account of
Heath of defendants, failure to find
witnesses, and in the cases of parties !
Indicted for selling liquor without a IL,
'ense, who, in open Court, promised to
sell no more, and pleaded guilty on
me case each and paid fine. Of the
nine were for carrying con-
'ealed weapons; three for selling L.
luor without license four for assault
With intent to kill two for larceny and
me for burglary. Of the acqnittals
our were for retailing liquor without a
license; three for carrying concealed
one for manslaughter; one
or receiving stolen money and one
OF larceny.
The case of Chas. B. Stewart, char
red with manslanghter, was continued.
he following cases were also con
inued Caesar Morgan and Gilmore
freeman for murder; John Jones and
sobt. Ray for larceny Frank Will
Jams, Uriah Tarver and Staff Hal
TEN, carrying concealed weapons; w.
). and N. V. Bush, assault with
angerous weapon with intent to kill.
In the case of the State VS.. Samuel
appel, for arson, the District Attor-
ey entered a nolle prosequi-w witness
S not to be found.
-M1REs Rosenthal keeps in stock
he best flour, coffee, sugar, lard and
Keats; canned goods of all kinds =
lncy candies and confectioneries CT
ars, cigarettes and tobacco In fact
e has anything you want in bis line, :
the lowest prices.
We have heard, with pleasure,
lie names Of Col. N. L. McGinnis and
[r. L. V. Marve mentioned in con-
action with the positions of Aldermen
the Third and Fourth Wards, at the
oproaching municipal election in jan ]
arv next. Of Col. McGinnis we can
say that he is just the man
lited for the position. We say this
acanse he has hean tried and whilst