The Louisiana Democrat., 1891-10-14
LOCAL DOTS.

and the building will soon be com.
pleted The dimensions are 35xlO6
feet, situated on Front, between Lee
aud St. James streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Racial spent
Sunday at Lamourie, with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Delphine Heyman will soon
haze erected a store building on the
lot where recently stood her hand.
some residence. 1t will be 26x6O
feet.
Fifty additional chairs have been
placed in the Opera House.
MIR. Evan Jones, President Of the
Texas Farmers Alliance, will delive.
an address in this city, on Thursday
Oct. 18th, Tomorrow.
There is some talk of the knights
of py,hias, Honor aud Odd Fellows,
of this city, erecting fine building
for Lod ge purposes, which will te
three stories in hei ight. A stock com.
pany will he frned--500 shares al
$40 each. We sincerely hope that j,
will not eud in talk, but that they ca
to work at once.
Mr. l.. P. Carter was passen.
ger to New Orleans hy the Morgan
train Sunday morning. He will re.
turn in a few days with fine selec.
tion of Groceries and General Mer.
chandise.
"A line of child's good snits al
81. rs il a feature that Bauer & Wei
alone can offer.
The engagement of Mr.. LeF
Fernherg, of OpeIousas, and Miss Sa.
rah R"senthal, daughter of our esti
mahle fellow. citizen, Mr.. Moses Ro
spnthal,' was made public on Friday
the 2d inst.
If the party who took our mai
from the Post Office on Friday morn,
ing last, has gnished reading it, he
will confer favor by bringing it tt
us, as We wonld tie glad to know il
the letters and p"stals, if any, con
tsined any medicine propositions--wt
can hardly hope any delinquent was
making a remittance.
There is an average attendance
of sc scholars at St. Francis Xavier.
Catholic School.
Judge w. F. Black nan, Col. ]
G. Wise and Gen, Geo. O. Watts lef
Saturday morning to attend the meet
ing of the State Central Executive
Committee, in New Orleans, which
took place Yesterday.
The stores and business house!
of our Hebrew citizens were closed OF
Monday, that day being the bighes
festival in the Jewish religion, lyon
Kippnr," or "Day of Atouement.
Kenneth Hickman, the l3-yea
old son of Dennio and Etfiie Hick
man, died on the 7lh inst, at Fair
mount, Grant Parish.
-Ladies' Balmorals in Merino anf
Frieze materials, at Sl.50, at Bauer 4
Wells, Front street, opposite Ferr,
landing.
Mr.. Charlie Allen, after an ab
sence of several months, returned
from New Orleans last week. HI
has secured position at the sugar re
fnery of Messrs. Ferris l. Polk, a
Lamourie.
-Messrs. H. l.. Biossat and j. H
Ringgold left on Sunday, by th'
Texas 4 Pacific train, for New Or
teams. They 90 as part Of a commit
tee to endeavor to have the State Ex
ecnlive Committee select Alexandri,
as the place of holding the S'at'
nominating convention.
DIR John Cassnn sold to Johl
Fousan, last week, quarter sqnar'
of ground on the corner of Fourth an'
Elliutt sts., for $1,000 cash, the piec'
on which the machine shop ol tn
Marsh Bros. is situated.
Capt. j. G. Wise was present a
the Democratic barbecue, at S,r"fher'
Bridge, on Wednesday, and exprrsse
himself as highly pleased with til
result.
Our young friend, Charley Waters
is nov read. to furnish coal to fanl
lies and others i'll small or large qnan
titles. Get his prices.
The Floating Palace of the II
vine Bros. il nearly completed. Th
finishing touches are now being put u
hy the painters.
MIR. w. j. Crnikshank has move'
his family to the corner of Fifth an
DesntO streets.
Mrs. Cockerille has sold to Mrs
Bette Butler, one qnater square q
ground, corner Fourth and st. Jane
streets. Price 81 300.
MIR. j. Il. Bryant, local editor q
the Times, and Miss Kate Ramse,
were married on Sunday, the lit
inst, in Little Rack, Ark, by tn
Rev. w. A. Wclsher. The DEMO
GRAFT extends congratulations an
hest wishes.
Gen. Geo. O. Watts retnrne
home from New Orleans on Monda
afternoon.
-Everv train coming into Alpxar