The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

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JUST WHAT THEY ALL Say
Hon. d. D. Havnie, of Salem, Ills.
says he uses DR.. Bosanko's Cough and
LING Syrup in his family with the
most satisfactory results, in all cases of
coughs, colds and Group, and recon-
mends it in particular for the little
ones. Sample bottle free at the Ea-
gle Drug Store.
We are pleased to chronicle the
fact that Mr.. A. Heyman, who has
been for the past few weeks confined
to his bed, is gradually convalescing
and in very short while will be him
SELF again. He is now attended hv
Drs. Casson and Gordon, two of our
best physicians. The disease or tron.
BILE which has caused his confinement
is carbuncle on his back.
AT their meeting last week the
Police Jury passed the following reso-
luton: Whereas The assessment of the
property of Rapides Parish for the
year 1886 aggregates So, AGA, O46,O0,
therefore be it, resolved, that the par
ish tax for the year 1856 be and is
hereby fixed at ten mills on the dollar
divided as follows: Bridge, % mills;
School, ! mill; General Fund, 6 mills;
judgment, J mill.
-BUcKsK1N SAM, with whom ali
tue boys are acquaint, informed this
seracions reporter on Monday last,
hat he felt slight shock of that much
talked of Charleston earthquake at his
salon in the rinewoods. Coming from
the Black Hills, as / do" said he,
'such little things do not disturb me-"
At this junctnre our reporter pocketed
his pencil and moved on. And Sam
was in earnest.
AMONG the visitors to our town
this week we noticed Mr.. L. Chopin,
Of Chopin Station, La, who was here
in the interest of that great
remedy, "Normand's Balm" Its me-
rits are too we'll known to need recon-
mendation. For cuts, bruises, sprains,
sores and wounds of every description
it has no equal. It is also great
remedy for piles. This celebrated
medicine can be had at the drug house
of l.. B. Baynard.
jackson Smith and VIM. Nc
Daniel, both white men, charged with
the burning of Robt. Johuson's house,
10 the pinewoods, near Hineston, on
August 18th; were given preliminary
examination here before Judge Black
man, on Wednesday last. Mcdaniel
was discharged, and was rearrested,
charged with perjury as a Witness
Both were allowed bail, Mcdaniel in
he sum Of 5000 and Jackson Smith
in $3.50.
Ten little Indians standing in line,
One drank Iron Bitters-then there
were nine.
1t was illiteracy that occasioned the
poor little savage's mortal mistake
he taking Iron "Bitters" instead of
Browns Iron Tonic, the finest of med
,ines. But if any one, after reading
his, suffering with torpid liver, sick
headache, malaria, rheumatism, or
general debility, makes the same NOR.
:al mistake, and dies-he deserves his
fate. For sale by Jacob Geiger, Ia
gle Drug Store
In Pineville, on Saturday after
noon, Valentine Goiree stabbed and
wounded Valsin Crooks. Both were
drinking at the time, and the dispute
which arose between the two and
caused the difficulty. we learn, was
concerning house rent. The weapon
used was pocket knife, and the
wound was inflicted in the back, lit
tie above the left hip. Ward Consta-
BILE Chas. Dozier arrested Goiree and
brought him over to this place and
placed him in Jail. In justice to both
we will say that they have previously
borne good regulations and were re-
garded good citizens of the town in
which they lived.
Mr.. L. G. Moore, Of Bremopd,
Texas, came to Alexandria last week
and remained two or three days, ex-
pecting to meet Col. Crane, who is to
build the extension railroad from Nat.
obo, "a III, p1ooa IN confnr u,itG hin,