The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-12-24

,rize in Charley Towards Lottery IS
bout the same that we have of being
truck by lightning, but Hustmyre
las them parcelled out so that there
ire no "blanks." The facilities that
his house has, enable Mr.. Hustmyre
% mark his goods at very low prices,
,nd from his very large assortment,
we guarantee that no one can fail TO
obtain whatever can be had of first
class merchants. Charley and Fred
the two popular Lieutenants in TINS
establishment, are adopts in all that
pertains to their profession ana
spare no pains to please the pubic
who patronize them.
At the office of the Excelsior Sta
Bile, we met the proprietor,
COL. N. t. M'aINNis,
a gentleman widely KNOWN ana n'sn'
" esteemed by the public. He is
one OF our most enterprising and
successful business men, IS we'll as
one OF our most prominent citizens.
His various business interest afford
employment to u large number OF
men, and his admirable administra.
tive talent has achieved decided sue
cess in the numerous enterprises In
which he has engaged. Attached 70
his stables, is a carriage and black
smith shop, where special attention
is given to everything in that line
His shops are prepared to do any
and all work in style not surpassed
lin the large cities. Col. McGinni'
is largely interested in Mail con
tracts, and has given the public II
this section, a more efficient servic
than they have enjoyed for man.
years. The low rates Of his charge
render the Excelsior exceedingl,
popular, and his merit IN this re'
pect, is fully sttested by the liberia
patronage extended him BY tho pull
llic. This reporter bidding good'ds
to the Colonel, and not forgetting I
wish him jolly Christmas. e6hti'
usd his tramp until hs reached
al MRS. c. GEIaERs
on Third ST., corner of Beauregar'
We were at much pains to examlI
the multiplicity ofcurious and han
;, some articles which 60 to make up
: part of the fashionable ladies' toile
!, We feel certain that nothing Whit
- the most fertile ingenuity of the ia
;, |isian modiste could devise, has be
:. Iomitted or overlooked in the elega
assortment OF ladies' goods OF eve
.. kind, which are here offered at
markably low prices. In matters
dress every lady should consult N
i, Geiger, whose rare taste will enal
a, them to appear 70 the best advanta'
). A word TO the wise 10 sumcient.
~ Joining a friend who WAS wendi
b his way to the Eclipse stables,
:, soon found ourselves in the presel
y of Mr.. Taylor, the owner and ?
prietor, Familiarity known as
m NELs. TAYLOR;
he whose spacious stables and lots att
accommodation for almost unllmi
number of stock. He is prepared
ots this mammoth horse hotel to furr
as them with printed bills Of fare,
for give them some things not dowr
plv the bill, and when they overeat til
nm. selves, as is sometimes the case
18th knows just the prescription that
lies set them on their pins again.
and don't know how true it is, but
fish heard man say that Nels. Ia
ira. was born in a stable, if not in q r
nm. GER, and that what he don't K
about horses amt worth know
If you don't believe it, try him.
80 Orders for metallic burial {
,s.' and collins should be sent to
80 PATRICK KELLY,
nro. undertaken, who is prepared I
mao. all orders in that line at the 10
,vad prices. We do not know that Z
d oil ordinary customer, his goods
use. a very decided attraction, but
ran. are classed with those that ar
say dispensable.
, in. Feeling a little weary we ste
%. ]. a moment at the cabinet shop o
Thar. ). R. STEWART,
- and he was just putting the fini
, dol touches upon several pieces OF
this duated furniture which he ha
oods, dertaken to repair. We could 9
o see " crd,t that what we saw, We