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sacramento's improvement Club.

Several weeks ago the business men of Sacra-
mento formed an organization similar in its
aims and objects to the Merchants Association
of San Francisco. They corresponded with the
they had resolved to make Sacramento model
city President Dohrmann replied and stated
that this body will send the data, figures and
reports of all the experimental work in this
City. Within the last few months improve
ment associations have sprung up in nearly
all the large cities in the State.
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Following are to-day's entries:

First race, half mile, maiden, two-year-
Ilds-Ollie NJ 100, Lady Gray 104, Endymion
log, Phyllis 109, Jongleuse FLY 100, Isabelle
sO4, Won Dunk 112, Cheripe 104, Cyrene 100.
Second race, ive-eighths of a mile, selling
Hodel 101, Warrago 102, Durango SO, Soon
Third race, five-eigh tbs of mile, handicap,
o-year-olds-Gratify 112, Chas. Boots 10S
hberius 81, Miss Brummel 80, Cardwell 50,
senham 81.
Fourth race, tive-eighths of mile, handi-
capitalization liz, Gold Bug LOT, Howard
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1Os. Silver State 1913, Sport McAllister SO,
Greenback Jr. SO, Fly 101.
Fifth race, seven-eighths of a mile, handi-
cap-McLight Ito, Roma los, Flirrlla 1O3,
McFarlane 95, Title 80, Mt. Air 80.
Sixth race, fve-eighths of mile, selling
Duchess of MDpitas 95, Mount Carlos 1O4, Fin
Slaughter 90, Schnitz 103, Lodi 101, Norman
die lO2, O'Bee SO, John Capron 81, Monarch SO.
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Twenty-slx OF these varieties were grown
side by side for the past six years. In 1895
the Mealy, smooth red wheat, produced
1886 bushels per acre, the largest yield of
any variety tested. Following this variety
in the order of their productions are: Re
liable $40, Royal Australian 1916, Miami
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A Railroad namage suit.

Thomas Rolfe is suing the Southern Pacific
Company for $4,000 damages. He says that
ne broke his leg on January 81 while working
tor the company.
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BLOCK Is MISSING.
A Tailor Said to Be Insolvent, With
Known Liabilities of
$1,000.

Albert Block a tailor at Ill Mont
gomery street, is in financial trouble. His
creditors began an attempt yesterday to
force him into insolvency. They assert
that he has transferred his property for
the purpose of defrauding them, and that
he cannot now be found The creditors
and the amounts claimed by them are:
Reiss Brothers & Co.. $2237 81
Stein, Simon a. Co.1 1907 81
j. Daumgarten & Co............. 1641 80
c. w. r. Ford e. Co. 81 81
Rothschild, shoenberg Co.......... 1913 So
1t is believed that there are creditors in
addition to these, and the employees of
Block remain unpaid.
In the petition filed in the Supreme
Court the creditors say that on Monday
Block assigned his property to E. Mayer,
the property being valued at $500, or
more. They declare that they have been
unable to find Block, and that they believe
ne has departed from California to eyade
the service of papers. They ask that a re-
ceiver be appointed.
1t is stated that Block began negotiations
Tor the sale OF his stock and fixtures, and
that late in the evening the sale to Mayer
was effected.
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Jasper Madison on Abb deliberately cut
Walter off a sixteenth from the wire in the
last race, which undoubtedly prevented him
from getting second place. Mr.. Johnson, who
rode the colt, entered no protest and it passed
unnoticed
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B. Short, who rode Jefferson in the opening
race, used language to Starter Ferguson that
was more expressive than elegant, while the
horses were at the post, and his usefulness as a
jockey at the Bay District track has probably
aSSad
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Valley 1927, American Bronze 80. AS, and
Jones' Square Head Philadelphia
Press.
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Good start Won driving. Winner, Oh. g., by
Apache-Emma Longfeld.
Betting: Crawford to l, Abb P to 5, Walter
10 to l, Margaret NJ 10 TO 5, Encino to l, Lee
stanley 100 TO l.
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THE BAY DISTRICT RACES,
A Badly Mixed Card Furnished
Some Tame Sport for
Race-GoerS.
INsTALLATOR WON EASILY
Crawford Won With Big Weight Up
After a Long Delay at the
Post.

Joe Piggott wifi be seen in the saddle twice
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Jockey Chevalier had combination yester-
day calling for 5000 that ended up with
Encino for the place. For while it looked as
though he might cash it, but the youngster
Quit about furlong from home.
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many instances the official valuations
had been reduced under the tax agents
showing.
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Fair start. Won easily Winner, CHI. g., by Three
Cheers Little Girl.
Betting: Rayo to 2, Bob Tucker to 2, Mendo-
cino to l, Steadfast to l, Huguenot 10 to l.
Yreka TO l, Tyrena Is to l, Ontario 200 to L
Druscilla $50 TO l, Jefferson 100 to l.
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1907 THIRD RACE-Six and a half furlongs
OO selling: nIrse 5000 lime 1 .0S 9
1000 FOURTH RACE-one mile; selling
u 900. three-Year- Odds and inward: nurse s2hn

Fair start. Won driving. Winner, b. T., Dy EN-
beror of Norfolk-Dolly NJ.
Betting: olivia to /, Detective 10 to /, Tom
Clarke even, Alexis to /, Suro 40 to 1, ayland so
10 l, Sheridan 80 10 1.
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It now transpires that the boy Willie Swift,
who was injured in Saturdays hurdle race
whilk riding Mestor, was more seriously in
jured than at first supposed. The physicians
attending him now say the spine is injured,
and yesterday visitors were denied admittance
to see him.
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1903 SECOND RACE-Seven furlongs: al
lOOO. ages: purse $500: Time. ! :2S.

1903 SECOND RACE-seven furlongs; ali
LOU. ages; purse $500. Time, LIS.
Ind Horse, weight, Jockey. st. 10 Str. Fin.
1927 Installator, 1O5 (Chevalier).4 II IL Ia
1928 Joe <, 7s (Reidy). ..........1 81 21a 81
f1315)Mt. Air, 102 (Coady).
Good start. Won easily. Winner, b. c., by imp.
Brutus Insi allation.
II to !, Mt. Air II to l.
1907 THIRD RACE-Sx and a half furlonps:
Loo - selling: purse $500. Time, 1:2S.
Ind. Horse, weight, jockey. st. 70 Str. Fin.
1922 Peter the Second, 100 (Chev-
alleIJ. = 4 II 112
1922 Ike L, 101 (HiDrichs) .......2 2s 81 q
t1317)Mamie Scott, 100 (E. Jones).l In III 81
1910 The Drummer, SO (Reidy)....4 81
Good start Won cleverly. Winner b. c. by
mp. Brutus- Bonnie Jean.
Betting: Peter the Second to s. Ike L IL to g.
Mamie Scott to 2, The Drummer SO to /.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24

49, rod htimmer. Sungsr
STUDENT (5u eiRem ittsrsn RoIegen):
-8onnsn sic mid pis1eitt einsm
SaneiOsr sufdbren. Der mir einer Qn'
sug auf &soit mGht2 Wib tennt
bier an 81. Rider tem @tsni1!" =
apGIeeei Limb i'd r1ssoe Sbnen niht
piel niibsR t6ansn -. mid teRHt man
~ eut!S
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SeaiigliA BIS @srsmaBes I9ien i'm
omar etpas nidt gang in Oronlrg ST.
iein; aber benno.b bepabrts er has
MaRuitript oteles r2ieoss" iorQfGltia
in Der GaTde Isines Dir.9I4aftstalsn.
oers cui. -
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-01-16
FRIDAY, JAN. 1lTH.

| District Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, his Honor Judge James Andrews,
presiding.
No cases being ready for trial, Court
adjourned until Saturday morning.
SATURDAY, JAN. 18TH.
District. Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, his Honor Judge James Andrews,
presiding.
George Hollis VIZ. D. H. Douglas. Judg-
ment ID favor of Plaintiff for ST 90 with
ont interest, subject to "a credit of 11.50.
Defendant to pay costs of lower Court
and Plaintiff to pay costs of Appeal.
j. P. Dhplissey vs. j. G. Hudnall. Set
for Monday, January 28th.
II. S. Gossens VS.. VIM Moore. Default
w. J. Shows vs.. Frazer Scott. Set for
Wednesday, January 30th.
Frank Mannion g. Co. vs. Writ Collins.
Set for Friday, February 1st.
VIM James vs.. A. r. Hoff g. Son. Set
for Friday, February LIST.
Jacob Levin, Husband VS.. Pearl Wine
burg Levin, Wife. Default.
Hooker Knight Shoe Co. vs.. Moses Ep
stein. Amended petition filed by Paint
if
Metropolitan National Bank of Kansas
City vs. Moses Epstein Amended petit
ton tilod by Plaintiff
BENZ L Hiedinasfield vs. NJ Epstein In
PREVENTION filed by Metropolitan National
Bank Of Kansas City
Succession of Louis Tennessee On OPP
rosition Case argued. submitted and
taken under Amusement
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-01-16
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Rapides-Tenth Judicial
District Court.
vs.. M ago

vs.. M a360
NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ the creditors of j. w. Simpson a.
Bro, composed of jefferson w. Simpson
and Charles. A. Simpson, Of Forest Hill,
kapides parish, La, that they have made
voluntary surrender of their property
Tor the benefit Of their creditors, which
surrender has been accepted by the hon
orabie the Judge of the Teuth Judicial
District Court in and for the Parish of
Rapldes and State of. Louisiana, and All
proceedings against either the persons or
property Of the said firm or tho indiyid-
ual members thereof has been STAYED. and
that meeting Of the creditors of the said
). w. Simpson & Bro. will be held before
l.. Y. Marye, Notary Public at his Office
III the Town of Alexandria, La. on the
list day of January A. d. 1895, for the
purpose of explaining exactly the amonnt
OF their respective claims, to vote for and
elect Syndic to administer the pronertv
mus surrendered and to pass UPON the
discharge of the said Insolvcnts.
Witnesses the Honorable las
SEAL Andrews and A. V. Coco Judges
49, OF said Court and given under
my hand and Seal officially at Alexandria,
!, Ia. on TINS the 18th day of December A.
u 1851 c. L. RANSDELI.,
Clerk.
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JUDICIAL SALE.
State Of Louisiana-Parisl, of Rapides--
Tenth Judicial District
Court.
MRS. DELpHlNE HEYMAN)

Mrs. DElrnlNE HEYMAN)
FRANK NJ. WEIGH.
PY VIRTUE OF AND TO SATISFY
- an order of Seizure and Sale, issuel
from the Honorable the Tenth ,Judiciu
District Court and to me directed as Sher
iii of the Parish Of Rapides, Louisiana
commanding and authorizing me to snec.
tally seize the hereinafter described prop-
erty, belonging to Defendant, i, NJ
WEIGH, have seized and will offer fo1
sale at Public Auction to tie last and
inquest bidder, at the front door of the
Court House in the Town of Alexandria,
La, between the hours prescribed by
law, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 3D., A. D.
1895,
the following described property specially
seized to-wit:
A certain piece or parcel of ground, be-
ing, lying and situated in the Parish of
Rapides, Louisiana, in what is known a s
WEIGH Addition to the Town of Alexan-
dria, and described as Lots Number Sew
enteen and Eighteen of Square No. Five
Of the said Welch Addition as per man
made and published and duly of record in
this said parish and State, each of said
lots having front on Shirand Avenue of
Fifty feet and running back in parallel
lines the distance of One hundred ans!
iorty-two feet to an alley in rear. Bound
ed in front by Shirland Avenue, in rear
by said alley, Oh one side by Julia Ave
nue., and on the other side by Lot Num-
Der Sixteen of said square, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon,
rights, ways and privileges thereto be-
longing.
Terms of Sale-Cash, subject to ap-
praisement. u. T. STAFFORD
Sheriff Parish of Rapides.
January I'd, 1885.
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Tenth Judicial District Court.
JULIUS LEVIN & Co.
vs.. M. 1919
WADE HENLEY, JR.
by VIRTUE OF AND TO SATISFY A
II writ of ieri facias issued out of the
Tenth Judicial District Court and to me
directed, as Sheriff of the Parish of Rap
ides, La, commanding me to specially
seize and sell the hereinafter described
property, belonging to Defendant, have
seized aud will offer for sale at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder,
at the front door of the Court House, in
the Town of Alexandria, La, between
the hours prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF JAN
UARY, A. D. 1895,
the following described property specially
ordered seized. to-wit:
The house of Wade Henley, Jr.. situat.
ed in the lower suburbs of Alexandria.
Rapides Parish, Louisiana, bounded on
the East by Third street, South by prop
erty of Toney Britt and on the OTHER two
sides by property OfMrs. Wade Henley ,Jr.
forms of Sale-Cash subject to nm.
praisement, D. r. STAFFORD,
Sheriff.
Dec. rs, 1894,
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HYMENEAL.

Mr.. T. Sandford Hickman and
Miss Fannie +. Taylor were united
in marriage, by tho Rev. II. G.
Duncan, at the residence of Mr.. Z.
d. Davidson, at Lamothes in this
Parish, on Thursday, January 10th
1895. The contracting parties are
members of prominent families,
socially and otherwise, tho bride
being a daughter of Mr.. w. L.
Taylor and the groom, a son of
Mr.. John w. Hickman, both es-
teemed and influential citizens of
this Parish. The DEMOCRAT
tenders congratulations aud wishes
the young couple bon voyage upon
the deck of the matrimonial ship.
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JUDICIAL SALE.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Rapides-
Tenth Judicial District Court.
S. HERNsHElM BROS. Il Co.,

State OF Louisiana, Parish of RapideS-
Tenth Judicial District Court.
S. HERNsHElM BROS. Il Co..
VS.. NO. 1927,
FRANK NJ. WEIGH.
Pi VIRTUE OF AND TO SATISFY
u an order of seizure and sale, issued
from the Honorable the 10th Judicial
District Court and to mo directed as Sher
lift of the parish of Rapides, Louisiana,
commanding and authorizing mo to spec
tally seize the hereinafter described prop
crty belonging to defendant, | have seiz.
ed and will offer for sale at public
auction to the last and highest bidder, at
the front door OF tho Court House, in the
town of Alexandria, La, between the
hours prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 18TH, A. D. 1895.
the following described property, special
ly seized to-wit:
Squares No, $40, 10, II, 10, 20, q,
%, "a, % and fractional squares No. %
and 80 of the Welch Addition to the City
OF Alexandria. Rapides parish, Louisiana,
accoId ding to map of same made by Elton
Rice, Surveyor, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, the
same containing about Thirty Five C35)
acres OF land, being all that is within
the enclosure known as ''rhe Welch
Driving Park" and all that is included
within the following boundaries: Com
mencirg at the intersection of the West
line ct Malye street in the said WEIGH
Addition, with Gould Avenue (known as
Bayon Rapides Road) thence following
said West line of Marye Street to proper
ty of the Real River Oil Co, Limited;
thence along the line between the land
OF the said Oil Co., and land of +. NJ.
Neich to centre of Bayou Rapides; thence
following the meanderings of said bayou,
mp stream, to a point where it would in
terscct the West line OF fractional square
Y If it were extended to the center of the
bayou; thence following along the West
limo OF fractional square %, square 81 and
square to the North. West corner of
Square No. 8 Of SAID Welch Additions;
thence along the North line of said SQUARE
No. s to the North East corner of said
square 8, thence to the North line of said
Gould Avenne (known as the Bayou Rap
Idcs Road; thence along the North line
OF said Avenue to it's intersection with
Marye street, the poiut of beginning.
Terms of Sale-Cash, subject to an
praisement. ID. r.. STAFFORD
Sheriff Parish of Rapides, La.
Dec. 10Th.
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COXEy kEDtV1yUs. -

CoxEy kEDiv1vUs. "Gener.
al" Coxey, whose boasted march
upon Washington city several
months ago with 300, 900 ragamuf.
fins, terminating iu a miserable
fasc0, with only about one hundred
ragged and hungry tramps when
he finally reached the national!
capital. and suffering imprison.
lneut for his supreme folly, has
again appeared upon the political
horizon as a candidate on the Pom.
uiiSt ticket for President Of the
United States. Carl Brown, bis
second i'll command of tue motley
crowd, who suffered imprisonment
with him for violating a district
ordinance, should be associated
with him on the ticket for vice
president, az it would not be com.
plete without him.
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NEUROLOGICAL,

Rene Biossat died in New Or
leans last Friday morning, of
Measles and was buried in that
city the next day. The deceased
Was only about twelve years of age
and was son of Mr.. Henry l..
Biossat, Que of the former proprie-
tors of the LOUISIANA DEMOCRAT.
The grief stricken father has many
friends and relatives in Alexand-
ria, who in common with tho at
taches of this paper, sincerely sym-
patllize with him i'll the great be-
reavement which be has sustained.
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SHOULD LlBERATE PCL1TICA]

SHOULD LlBERATE POLITICAL
CoNyIcTs.-If the young Gar,
unlimited despot and autocrut OF
all the Russias, Is sincerely desir.
ous-as alleged-0f a,nelioratine
the unhappy condition of his on
shaved subjects and sending his
name resembling down through
the corridors of time, as a public
benefactor, it is only necessary to
commence by issuing an imperial
ukase to bis subordinates, to open
the prison doors of the Siberian
mines and restore to liberty, hap.
piness and their families, the
of human beings, who
have been deported thither and
eo"t;'ied therein for imaginary po
liticat conspirscies against the
house of Romanoff. Should lie do
this, the hand Of the anarchist will
Withhold the bomb Of deadly dyna-
mite which is nov in process of
for his destruction and
upon his tombstone, when he
: off this mortal COLL" as
he Will then he permitted to do,
peacefully and naturally, will be
inscribed the epitaph, "piilan:hro.
plst and bencfactor," Instead of
despot and monster, who
reveled only in the anguish, suffer
ing and blood of his fellow sub.
lects.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-01-16
Lands Belonging to Lo,,isiantans
In Texas.

We know of many thousand
acres OF land in Texas awaiting
the zig htful owners. who are living
or ought to live in Louisiana and
who went to Texas. Write to Yeag.
ley Bros, Denton, Texas or their
Agent, Gen. Geo y. Watts, Alley.
andria, la, and you will soon be
neutrality-suspicious.. Nearly
all persons who went to Texas in
an early day had lands granted to
their heirs.
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LLOYD DOTS.
LLOYD, La,

Jan. IA, 1895. ]
With many oe',er friends, pleas
accept our congratulations on you
fiftieth anniversary May 70,
lumber fifty additional years il
prosperity and peace.
On last Monday night, Jan. I'll
at some few minutes past clever
o'clnck and during a down.pour 0
r,:h, Dir. r. l.. Walkers store wa,
discovered to be on fire and in ,
few minutes the store and content
were burned to ashes. Mr.. Walk
er was fortunate that he did no
lose his gin and corn crib, as the,
are very near the sight of the old
store.
This morning at about Z o'clock
u. IN. Mr.. j. Ii. Meeker's handsome
refinery took fire and in spite OF
the combined rxertions of the en-.
tire plantation, the sugar house
and contents were burned to ashes
in short time. The fire original.
ed in the old "hot room," the very
place where they would have least
expected danger. This is a blow
to the eutirc community. Mr..
Mceker has the deepest sympathy
OF the entire community. There
are Il good many, or ut least sew
eral men who have not finished
hauling cane and depending on
this refinery t" grind their cane
and this must be 4 blow to them.
The loss to MIR. Meeker, will Ger.
taiuly 0yer.go a hundred thousand
dollars. We trust he is heavily
insured.
We have had some very cold
weather and to-day there is a cold,
persistent drizzle falling. But in
spite Of bad weather and tue usual
talk Of hard times, our people
seem cheerful and are preparing
to commence within good earnest
for this year.
Let us hope, and believe, that
when the new year shall have
grown old, there will be brighter
times for lis all. May there be
fewer broken promises and blight.
ed ASPIRATIONS to rise, ghost.llke,
from the persisted year and con.
front us.
There has beeen some sickness
in our little community, but moth.
ing serious, and all are now well.
One young gentleman made u
brave start yesterday, to 60 to
church, but for some reason, after
driving few miles, he discontin-
ued his pious intentions and re.
turned home. Possibly there was
some one with him too precious to be
long exposed to the cold searching
wind, eh! Mr.
Master Abbie Lewis, though his
parents have moved to Lecompte,
continues in attendance at the
Cheneyville school. His many
friends here are cheercd by his
smiling face, every day, as he
boards at Mr.. z. Baillio's and the
two lads, Vansie Baltic and Ab
bic Lewis, attend the CLeueyville
school daily.
Mr.. j. l.. Compton paid a flying
visit to his home at Lloyd or Fri.
lay. He left this a. In. for Frank.
lin. Dame rumor says there are
other attractions here for the
Young gentleman, beside love of
tDn,e.
MIR. St Elmo Tuggle of HOMER
s visiting friends At Lloyd, having
|eturned in time for the holidays
rom Homer.
Mr.. T.. y. Murphy is at home,
having arrived recently from Don. !
,ldsOnville.
Mr.: Muse Murphy accompanied
" Misses Mary and Hattie Ford,
we're driving out yesterday.
Busy BEE
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Rapides-Tenth Judicia
District Court.
No. $50

WHEREAS, JULIUS LEVIN HAS
w made application to this Court to
be appointed Administrator of the Sue.
cession of Philip Hockett, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all whom il
doth OF may concern, to show canse with
in ten (10) days from the date hereof,
why the same should not be granted
l~ J BY order of the Court, Clerk.
: SEAL : Office, Alexandria, La this 18th
NV day Of January, A ID 1895
CM FITZPATRICK,
Deputy Clerk
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-01-16

We have received with COM
plimonts of the New Orleans Plea
yune, calendars and a chronological
table of the notable events of the
year 1894, for which our old and
esteemed contemporary will please
accept our thanks.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-01-16

Our space has been taken up
this issue with School Board and
City Council proceedings etc, to
the exclusion Of other matters.
which shall have our attention
next week,
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JUDICIAL SALE.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Rapides-
Tenth Judicial District Court.
JULIUS LEVIN & CO.