The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-12-15
Comm an0 Uicinitu


~~LADIEs, go to Mrs. c. Geiger's.
The "Derby" Hat at Mrs. Gel
gers.
CALICO s cents per yard, at Big
Elsyman'A
SWEET Rusks every morning at
=. O'Shee's Bakery.
Toys! Toys! Toys! for the Hol-
idsys. at r. ri. Biossat's.
BOYS brcech and muzzie loading
saat guns at Ferguson & Schnack's.
IA VISIT to Mrs. Geiger's Mill
nery Establishment "xill tell the
tale"
--THE Seaside Library" at the
Photograph Gallery, opposite Court
House,
~-PLUsHEs, Satins, Velvets, suita-
5le for dress trimmings, at Mrs. c.
Gelger's.
We invite attention to the arti-
Gle on our first page-"The Churches
Of Alexandria"
THOSE desiring neat work in his
line should give their orders to j. G.
Soulden, the "boss'' painter.
--PERsoNs in the country will have
their orders for Toys, etc., filled care
fully by Ferguson Schnack.
-THE weather, during all last
week, was fine, enabling our plan
tors to put in g week of good work.
"A NEW invention, the "Inde-
structibls Doll" one that never
breaks, Linen Toy Books, AZ Fergu-
son Schnack's.
KID Gloves, all colors, for La
dies and Gentlemen-fnest ever sold
in Alexandria, at The Millinery Es-
adjustment of Mrs. G. Geiger.
--R1GHr now is the time to select
your Toys. Ten huge cases of these
goods were received by Ferguson &
Schnack, and are now opened.
MAYOR Fellows has requested Us
70 state and make known the fact
that he 10 not candidate for the Of
Zee Of Mayor of Alexandria.
Fresh bread and cakes every
day At P. O'Shee's Bakery and Gro
csry Store. Orders from country
stores solicited and promptly at
tsaded to.
--HAvs you seen the ane display
OF Toys for the Holidays, at the Jew
elry establishment Of T. N. Biossat7
Don't take our word for it. but go
and see for yourself.
--CHRoMos, Notices, Black Wal
nut Brackets, Picture Frames, Pho
tograph Albums, ETC., for Holiday
presents, at Albert's Gallery, oppo-
cite Court House.
VIZ. Fl. PuLLEN, Fowlerville,
Nich., says: I have not rested better
for mouths than I did last night.
The "Only Lung Pad' has helped
ae wonderfully.--See adv.
Mn. John ]. Ferguson 10 in New
Orleans at the present time, making
bis purchases Of Christmas Goods.
He will return, during the week, with
the largest and most select stock Of
Holiday Goods ever brought to
Alexandria.
JUDGE John Clements announ-
ces himself az a candidate for Mayor
of Alexandria. Judge Clements is
TOO well known by our people to re
quire any extended notice, at our
hands, as to his qualifications and
sitness for the place.
The Alsxandris Brass Band,
under the Proiessorship of Mr.. Ed
ward Petzseh, late Of Natchitoches,
are fast improving. Already they
"toot" some Of the favorite airs, and
are long, will be able to start on an
excursion up the river,
liz you want Toys and Fancy
Goods cheaper than you ever bought
before, call on L. B. Bayuard, who
is just back from the Crescent
City, With the largest stock ev-
er brought to Alexandria, which will
be sold lower than these goods have
ever been sold in this market.
The CoLoRED BAPTIST CHURCH,
Our friends of the colored Baptist
congregation, have exhibited great
energy in the work of rebuilding
their Church, lately destroyed by
fire. The new ediics is rapidly ap
preaching completion, and will, when
finished, be decided ornament to
the Town. The new building is 80
feet by IS feet, and the height of
story is 20 feet. The total cost when
completed will be $4,000. The build
ing com mittee, A. Armistead. A.
Leonard, and Israel Thomas, Score.
tary, deserve much credit for the
prompt manner in which they have
executed the work couflded to them.
1t is expected that services will be
held in it on December 25th. A
Fair for the benefit of this Church
will be given at the Town Hall on
che nights Of the 10th, 18th and 18th
II the present month.