The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-09-29
PINEVILLE.

SENTIMENTAL people admire the
"Dew Drop" but all sensible ones
call. at The ''Inn," when they visit
Pineyille. Mr.. C. H. Do;:ier dispen.
ses the liberal Inequalities of his
attractive retreat. He will shortly
be installed ia his new house. AS
"mine host" he knows just how 10
please, and can anticipate every want
of his patrons.
Mn. A. Gueringer has intro
duced an entirely new and very USE
ful article. The ingenuity of the in
ventor, it would seem, was taxed 70
make it appear mot what it seems.
He is ready to crafty the curiosity
of all who would examine this
unique specimen of the crafisman's
skill, and TO exhibit his very extern
sive stock of goods which are offered
at prices marvelously low.
SHADES Of Jefferson and. Adams,
come forth from the abodes of the
just and witness the sad plight of
their former adored Father of his
country! How are the mighty fallen!
He whose character for veracity has
never been successfully assailed, las
brought himself within the pale of
the law, and will await in the Parish
Prison the action of the Grand Jury.
The charge is obtaining money I'M
der false pretenses.
-PINEvILLE boasts of her seven
hills, and, it has been intimated, That
some inquisitive individual has been
looking around for Romulus. Like
his Roman prototype it is not likely
that his precise origin will ever be
known. Was he, too, in those .prim
tive times shepherd, or was he The
genius who by the dextrous use o.
the "cord' stick discovered the Sc
cret of converting single cord into
two? Let us hope that whether hi
rests beneath the sod in "Sleepy
: Glen" or "Rattlesnake Hollow" his
memory will emerge from the mist
of fable not less respondent than TIT
founder of The Eternal City.
LOST IN THE WooDs.-On Sunda,
morning quite early, little CIR
: about ten or eleven years of age, VIII
has been living with the family o
Z Mr.. W. L. Morgan, on Bayou Rigo
lette, some six miles above town
q left his house to be absent, as wa
!, supposed, but a little while, and sh
, has not since been heard of. Th
: errand on which she had gone wa
e to follow turkey to its nest. Th
7. morning was very dark and threat
). ening, and it was thought she ha
wandered into the swamps, and 10:
e ing her way, was unable to retrac
;, her steps. Diligent search on Sur
y day and Monday failed to reveal an
. thing. Whether she has been d.
voured by wild beasts, or fallen
y eictim in some more terrible trag'
- dy, is. yet shrouded in mystery.
!. SUCCESS in business is nevt
permanent unless founded upon sui
stantial merit. Every day instance
~ of the truth of the assertion are pr
II, sented TO US. Merchants, as rul
: succeed in the degree that they a
o. honest and attentive TO the intereS
10 of their patrons. The remarkab
y success which has attended the bus
d, ness of that staunch and solid me
.. ~ chant of Pinevile, Mr. W. A. Gri
III fin, is due to the close attention
nc has given the interests of bis patron
He clings to the trite, but CONNIE
re dable maxim, Honesty is the he
e, policy" He keeps goods of sup
to rior quality only. aud his ample /
lie sources enable him TO sell eve
Is, thing at astonishiugly low price
he His stock of clothing, in particuls
IN is immense, and as it constitutes
ad special branch it. will not be perm
be ted to run short. Give him c.
ed by all means, as your interests a
II. involved.