The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-12-01
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LADIES, go to Mrs. C. Geiger's
--THE "Dsrby" Hat at Mrs. Gel
gers.
Calico s cents per yard, At Bi,
Hsyman's.
SWEEP Rusks every morning a
=. O'Shee's Bakery.
LOADED Shells for sale at Fer
sason and Schnack's.
-NIcR Jswelry and Silverwars al
Ferguson and Schnack's.
"A VISIT to Mrs. Geiger's Mill
Rery Establishment, will tell the
tale"
--RAxsDAIE's Mill grinds every
day. There you can always get fresh
corn meal. His prices are fixed
90 cents bushel, or Is cents peck.
-FREsH bread and cakes every
Gay at P. O'Shee's Bakery and Gro
Gerry Store. Orders from country
stores solicited and promptly at
tended to.
--RExEKBER that Jack Goulden
10 prepared to do all kinds Of paint
Ing at moderate prices, and at the
shortsst notice. Call on him if you
want the best work.
H. RICHARDSON, Sac and Fox
Agency, Indian Territory, says
"The Only Lung Pad has restored
us to health, and shall be glad to
recommend it to any one" See Adv.
WE announce the name Of Col.
N. L. McGinnis for Mayor of Alex
andria 1t the ensuing election. tits
nsedless for US to say that Col. Nc
Giants possesses all the requisites
sor an efficient administrative officer,
and would be acceptable to our citi-
ssus generally.
VIZ return many thanks TO our
friends Messrs. Schnack and Geigsr,
los the liberal remembrance Of the
s'sisor's harder ar very opportune
1ament. That they will he banded
down to posterity as gentlemen sans
pessr ss sans reproche, is not to be re-
sardsd To comparison with the name
they have established az genuine
philan,bropiats.
-Ws have heard the name of W.
G. McGimaey fsvorably mentioned
10 connection with the MayoraI.y OF
Alsxandsia, at the coming election
10 January next, but We do no,
kaow, IS yet, whether that gentle
nan will be candidate. We desire
10 sag, however, that il elected to
shs Office, We believe Mr.. McGimsry
sll be very efficient and prompt in
the discharge Of the duties OF Mayor,
sad will, NO doubt, give general
satisfaction.
--As we informed our readers last
week, Mr.. ]. r. Waters, representing
Mr. j. Curtis Waldo, will call on our
merchants and business men OF the
Parish, within the. next week, TO
sake any advertisements that they
may not have given to Mi. Trust for
she Alexandria and Pineville Direc.
tory. We trust tts..s liberal en-
enlargement as possible will be AZ
tended Mr.. Waldo in 40 enterprise
that must rebound greatly TO the
Interests Of the people of the Parrish.
WEATHER.-Rain, rain, more rain,
more rain. raining, raining; it never
ceases. For ten days past it has
rained almost necessarily. Plan,a-
tion work of all kinds has been at 4
stand still, the fields are sea of va.
ter, and the cotton remaining In the
aelds at the beginning of this spell
has been nearly all washed out. The
three severe freezes following each
other 90 closely, and the rain after
them, have inflicted very serious
losses On our sugar planters, the ex.
tent OF which we have not been able
TO learn with certainty.
ATTENTION Consumers and es
pscially store keepers who are deal
Ing in cakesi defy competition In
The way Of prices--for the balance
let the public be the Judge. So, if
yon want to save time and money.
buy your hot bread, sweet rusks, and |
OIL kinds Of cakes At Girard's bakery
.dstead Of getting your cakes from |
New Orleans, which are fully . week
cid when they arrive at this place. |
I bake every day. Thanks to Hust
nyre, OF the Red Pillow, for his Pine |
woods customers, whom he sends me
70 Day their light bread and swee,
s,ngsr bread. Come every body! You
oil xuow where he keeps.
I'VE have been unable to give
any special notices this Issue 10 orr
Ne" oriesns advertisers, but wilI|
make ample amends in our ner,
ihe attention OF the public ia rs..
psssfully called to the num.rn".
cards aud advertisements Of our ci.v
friends. all Of whom occupy the from,
rank among the merchants Of ,hs
crescent City. Visitors to the CITY
aaa others wanting goods in Their