The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-02-20
MARR!ED:

IN this City, at the Synagogue, on the
evening Of Wednesday. February 18th,
1889, Miss ESTHER HIRscHMAN, to
Rev. ISRAEL HEINBERG, the Rev.
DR.. |. Saenger, of Shreveport, OIL
eating.
Both the bride and groom are resi-
dents here; the former has always
been great favorite in the social cir
Gle here; the latter is Rabbi OF the
Jewish congregation here, and Is from
Pensacola. Both are universally es-
teemod in the community.
The Interesting marriage ceremony
was witnessed 10y one of the largest
crowds that has ever assembled IN the
Svuarorue here - which attests the
popularity of the bride and groom.
After the marriage reception and
dance was given at the home OF the
brides mother, both of which were en-
loved. The bridal presents were na-
merous, some of them costly.
The bride looked lovely, dressed in
surrah silk, with pearls aud tn!le.-I
Miss Natlle Israel, the first brides
maid, was attired in white albatross,
trimmed with white morie silk and
lace; also diamonds and pearls. Miss
Flora Levin, the second bridesmaid;
wore dress of white satin and lace.
Miss Lora Heinberg, thild brides
maid. was dressed in white silk MULE,
norie, nuns yelling. Miss Sophia
Heinburg fourth brldesmaia,5 wore
white nuns yelling, morie silk, pearls
and diamonds.
The groom looked we'll in tine
fitting suit of black. The groomsmen
were Coleman Greenwood, Isaac
Hirscbman, Chas. Geismar, add Mike
Aaron.
For the kind remembrance of t, Q
DEMOCRAT, we return thanks, trusting
the ncwl y welded pair may live many
years of usefulness and happiness.
Col. James G. Wise was in our
city on Monday.
Mr.. John Anthony brought in
George Anthony and Dock Moseley,
on Wednesday last, to surrender them
to Sheriff Kemp, on the charge of
shooting Burrell Holston. They were
surprised to find no charge against
them, and, Mr.. Kemp refusing to put
them in Jail without warrant, or put
them under bond, they went their way
happy, in charge of Deputy Rogers,
who will escort them back to Jail in
case Judge Blackman does not grant
them bail. The warrant for their ar
rest is said to he in the hands of the
constable of the second ward. = [Col-
fax Chronicle.
"A special dispatch from Natchez,
Miss, to the Times Democrat, under
date of February 10Th, says: Informa-
ton has been received here of the as
sasination of Mr.. David B. Reed,
deputy sheriff of Catahou!a Parish.
The billing occurred Friday, on the
Columbia road, while Mr.. Reed was
on his way to execute some writs, and
the superstition is that. he was waylaid
by one of the parties whom he intend
ed to arrest. The shooting was done
with Winchester rifle.
On Thursday, the 2lst inst, be-
ginning at 7 o'clock p. m, Mite So
cable will be given at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pettengill, to
which all are cordielly invited. Reel
tations, with vocal and instrumental
music music, will be in order, and a
pleasant evening is assured. Come
all, and bring your mite The Socia-
BILE will be given under the auspices Of
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union.
The day for the election of a
| Councilman in the Second Ward has
been changed to Tuesday, the Goth
inst. The following commissioners
have been appointed by the Mayor
G. A. Hooper, DR.. G. G. Brown and
R. M. Fitzpatrick. The polls will be
at the warehouse of MIR. S. Cullen,
and will be opened at 10 o'clock a. m.
and close at o'clock p. m.
If you intend visiting New Or
leans to take in Mardi Gras, he sure
to go by the popular Texas and Pa
oific route. Remember excursion tick
cts, good from Feb'y % to March 5th,
one fare, are now on sale at the depot.