The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-02-11
Lenten Regulations For 1891

Saturday of Holy Week.
8. They who are dispensed from
fasting may eat flesh meat at every
meal on days when meat is allowed.
4. Flesh meat aud fish are not al
lowed to lie used at the same meal,
not even on Sunday.
s. Only one full meal in tue day,
after midday or near it, is allowed.
6. A small collation. may be taken
in the evening, at which fish, butter,
milk and eggs are allowed. When
tue principal meal cannot be taken at
midday, the order may be reversed
and the collation. may be taken in the
morning, the principal meal in the
evening. In the preparation Of food
the nse of lard is allowed.
2. In the morning the drinking of
cogee, tea or chocolate is not forbid
den, bnt there is no permission to eat,
unless it be so little that the law is
presumed not to notice it.
s. The law of abstinence from meat
is binding on all from the age Of sew
en- years, unless exempted by reason
Of ill-health or necessity.
9. All persons twenty-one years of
age nre bound to fast, unless lawfully
exempted 1t is advisable, in case of
doubt, to consult The confessor.
t ANTHONY,
Bishop of Natchitoches.
During tue holy season Of Lent the
following will he the order of services
in Saint Francis Xavier's Catholic
Church
Sundays: Mass and instructions at
$3.50 O'clock a. M; High Mass and
Sermon at 10 O'Clock; Rosary, Sermon
and Benediction of Blessed Sacrament
at I o'clock p. IN.
Wednesdays: Rosary, Sermon and
Benediction of Blessed Sacrament at
I O'clock p. m.
Fridays: Holy Way Of the Cross
and Benediction Of the Blessed Sacra-
ment at 7 o'clock p. m.
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Monday morning, at 9 o'clock, DR..
Milton Randolph Fisher and Miss
Estelle Sherburne Chopin, were uni
ted in wedlock, at Saint James Epis-
copal Church, by Rev. Herman @.
Duncan. The church on the occasion
was beautifully and tastefully decora.
ted, and was we'll thronged with the
friends of the contracting parties.
They were waited on by Mr.. Felix
Williams; and Miss Amelia Chopin,
q sister of the bride. Immediately
after the ceremony the handsome and
happy couple, accompanied BY a host
Of friends, were driven to the Texa:
and Pacific depot, where they took
the train for New Orleans. They will
return about the 10Th and make Alex,
andria their home. We extend oul
hearty congratulations.
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| Monday afternoon fine horse, thu
property of Colonel McGinnis, in some
way broke loose and ran up Jackson
to Front street, and in turning til.
corner ran upon the gallery leading tt
Mr.. Cullen's warehouse, and fell jus
in front of Sullivan's warehouse, wheI
the planking gave way and the LET
forefoot of the horse was caught, which
resulted in the breakage of the leg
The Colonel at once saw there was NJ
way to save the horse, and in order t
prevent further suffering, concluded t
have him shot. He was not kllle'
until the fourteenth shot from a revol
;ver, when he was thrown in the river
He was valued at $3.50.
| DISSOLUTION OF Cora
The co-partnership existing betwee
H. L. Daigre and O. H. Terwillige
under the name and style of Daigre
Terwilliger, is hereby dissolved b
mutual consent, taking effect the Ii
day of January, 1891. H. L. Da
gre will continue the business as her,
i, tofore. II. l.. DA1GRE,
! 0. II. TERwILLIGE