The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-12-22
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"A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!

he laSes hn'S' ~ oS'6o'
Calico 5 cents per yard, at Big
Heyman's.
SEE important aotice Of Nv. G..
A. Staples.
-SwEEr Rusks every morning at
z. O'Shee's Bakery.
LITTLE Miss S.llie Fish is learn
Ing to ride ON horseback.
Toys! Toys! Toys! for the lioi-
iaays, at T. NJ. Biosssts.
-.BoYs' breerh and muzzle loading
shot guns at Ferguson Schnack's.
"A VISIT TO Mrs. Geigcr's Mill
merry Establishment, "will tell the
tale"
Will Fl. Stow will make every
body laugh Saturday at Thornton's
Menagerie and Circus.
--PLusHEs, Satins, Velvets, suita-
bic for dress trimmings, at Mrs. G..
Ge,ger's.
ON our outside we publish the
continuation Of the Historical sketch
ofSt. James Church.
--PERsoNs in the country will have
their orders for Toys, etc, filled care
fully by Ferguson SclInaek.
AS Christmas approaches, the
price Of eggs is steadily going up.
They are w selling at so cents.
"A NEW invention, the "Inde-
structible Doll" one that never
breaks, Linen Toy Books, at Fergu-
con a Schnsck's.
"A. A. GooDwyN's steam gin, in
Pineville, Was destroyed by fire on
Tuesday, the l4th inst. There was
no insurance.
-"BIG" Heyman made his largest
shipment of cotton this season, On
Saturday last. He took with him
800 bales all heavy ohea.
Ma Henry Blanchard, living on
Bayou CotiI-, had his hapd caught 10
q gin .stan'f, one day last week, aud
hal three OF his fingers cut OFT.
--RreHr now 10 ths time to seiect
yoar Toys. Ten huge cases Of these
goods were received b. Ferguson .
Schnack, aud are NOW opened.
"A NEW organization. called the
"An,ediluvians" has been formed in
this Town. They gave their first ball
on Tuesday evening, the 14th inst.
~-PRoF. Morris, OF W. T. Thorn
toms Circus, enlivened the folks OH
Second street, one day last week,
With q free exhibition Of his canine
wonders.
--FREsH bread and cakes every
day at P. O'Shee's Bakery and Gro
Gerry Store. Orders from country
stores solicited and promptly at
tended to.
Have you seen the fine display
Of Toys for the Holidays at the Jew
elry establishment of T. NJ. Biossati
Don't take our word for it, but Ga
and sec for yourself.
--CHRoMos, Notices, Black Wal
nut Brackets, Picture Frames, Pho
tograph Albums, etc., for Holiday
presents, at Albert's Gallery, oppo
site Court House.
IS. Fl. IRWIN, of Ute Creek, Col
fax Co., New Mexico, says: My wife
has been cured of 9 cough of thirty
years standing. by wearing an "On
y Lung Pad" See advertisement
We call particular attention tt
the card Of Mr.. s. j. K. Adler, ap
pearing In to-,lay's paper. He is ar
experienced mechanic and skilled
workman, and in his line can't be
beat. See his card.
READ the communication o.
"Citizen," which we publish in an
other column. He has, indeed, al
heart, the future welfare OF our lit
Gle Town, and would see none bu'
competent men in office. In thit
wise his head is level.
~-IF you want Toys and Fancy
Goods cheaper than you ever bough
before, call on L. B. Baynard, win,
10 just hack from the Crescen
City, with the largest stock ev
or brought to Alexandria, which viii
DO sold lower than these goods hav
aver been sold in this market.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. -The following
marriage licenses were issued by tn
Clerk of the District Court of Rapide
Parish, during the IS days endin
Saturday:
Thomas NJ. Compton to Miss Mar
2achen.
Joshua Wright, Jr., to Miss Heste
Bell.
Levi NJ. Trackey to Miss Mary Head
H. c. Swami to Miss Sarah Mace
Geo. A. Southwick to Miss Mary {
Walking.
Adam Huffman to Miss Cora J. Shaw
Wash Bridget to Miss Judy For,
g. W Turni,ige to Miss Sarah Mitle
Henry Moody to Miss 1.ucy Davis
Josiah Jackson to Miss Rose
Griss0m,
Frances B, Calhoun To Miss Tn,