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

,ractiye features would signally fail
20 convey any ides of the reality a
The public owe it to themselves to
nav a visit to this unrivalled estab-
lishment and examine for themselves
the magnificent display there pre-
sented. A great variety of toys con-
stitutes one of the inducements to
younger people and before purchas
ing elsewhere, drop in and see the
variety here offered for sale, and at
such low prices.
We found the favorite stand OF
MRS. e. 9. HETHERw1cK
had Just been refitted, and that pop
ular gentleman, Mr.. B. Q. Duke, is
now in New Orleans, and in q few
days more will be prepared to re-
ceive the calls Of tho public. We
would advise all to pay him q visit
when he returns.
Crossing to Second street We found
that irrepressible merchant,
JULIUS LEVIN,
| in full blast and Offering . new and
complete stock Of general and fancy
groceries. He is just up from the
city and everything in his establish
ment is fresh. He will be happy to
receive all who call, and is prepared
to furnish just such items as will
make your Christmas dinner COM
plete. Don't fail TO call here
The agency Of several Saw Mills
lis controlled and managed by Julius
LEVIN, he has hundreds of thousands
of feet Of lumber now on hand, al!
orders can be filled by him at the
shortest notice.
Over the way We met Charlie, you
; all know .
:. CHARLEY aoLDENBER9.
He has lately discovered an infalIi
. bic remedy, which every one shoult
Call and he will communi
! cate It. 9
Under the Town Hall We dropped
in our young friend and enterprisin|
young merchant,
aUsTAvE aEHR.
He has an immense stock OF Fanc
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Cigar:
etc. He is fully prepared to fill a
, orders In his line and deserves alarg
share Of patronage which we aout
not he will receive. Nothing hs
:. been omitted to make his stock con
:: plete-fine candies is one Of the sp
J. cial items.
= TOM. MOORE BtossAT,
90 has opened q stock of fine jewelr
:. clocks, and toys which are offered
= the very lowest prices; many entir
~ " new and unique articles can be HI
- Of him. His stand is opposite Il
Town Hall. Call and examine Il
-, stock, before you I'LL your memora
- dun.
GU Families and visitors TO our Tow
''' during the Holidays, can md all t
lse comforts of a frst-class home at
'' MRS. cRANDALs
wv Boarding House. The arrangemc'
'"s about the house are perfect, and,
=. a hostess, she is distinguished
:. y the liberal provision maae to sup
'D the wants Of guests, and for the
- RENTING attention and pains W
WV which she dispenses the hospitali'
up of her house. The refinement
ave grace which characterize her, furn
an additional inducement to the
=, yelling public who value such rec
LOU mendations. AT Messrs.
"a iHs /. c. MILLER cos
-, we found a complete stock of sto,
~ tinware and numerous articles
49,. ful and indispensable to the ho
49,. keeper. We know no more ap
49, pirate present for the good no
, ~. wife, than ono Of the many impr'
os,a cooking stoves which can be hs
III this house. The labors Of tho no
hold, always exacting, can be
t. . dered much more agreeable, to
. :, nothing of the great economy b.
- a. vesting, during these flush tim
ia few dollars in an "old reliable {
~. ter Oak" or "Buck's Brillian,
>. .v Country people, with few spare
,ding .a'S' 'nou.1 wv '".. ~
mems la's ''o'" '. 1''.e .
:. ~ embracing many things which, t
-, I'll them, will be sufficient induce
i. .nd to purchase. Remember the pl'
antea Front Street, opposite the
is to "nas'' :,
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