The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-09-22

and sweet Rusks every morning. an
all kinds of Cakes. Come ever,
body You all know where he keep:
and he sells cheap!
AS the winter season is close a
hand, and the time for halls, dances
soirees and entertainments draw
near, we would suggest to- the Fir
Department that they lead of b,
giving a Grand F~Dcy Dress Bali
What say our Firemen?
--THE business card of Mr.. Jane.
5: Davis, tirst-class, experienced
blacksmith, appears in our Director,
to-day. His shop is on Beauregare
street, between End and Sd, in req,
of the Excelsior Stable. Give hin
a call; satisfaction guaranteed.
-OuR assortment of Mems Fail
and Winter Clothing, Youths Cassi
mere and Scotch suits, Boys Cloth.
ing of all grades, School suits, at low
prices, Children's suits in great va.
1
riety, Is now complete, and we ask
for your Inspection Baer Mann.
We suggest that shooting
match, at glass balls, be arranged be.
tween the crack shots of our Town,
and n prize be given to the one miss
ing the largest number of balls
Well shoot on that condition, hu. if
arrangements are made other than
these, just count us out Mr.. Fere.
capt. Truslow's Grand Ecore
weekly packet passed mp on Monday
night, with full load. She seems
J." he striving hard to please every
body in the Red River valley. Tie
Yazoo Valley passed down few
hours earlier, on Ler way to the
Crescent City. Both of these boats
furnished our office with papers.
-WHAT a contrast there is be-
tween the front and back parts off
our Town. In the former business
men, going to and fro, jostling each
other, are seen almost every minute
In the day, while in the latter we see
no crowded streets or hear no noise
Or confusion; tits occasionally that
you see a human being at all.
we took occasion, a few issues
back, to gently remind some of our
patrons, who are in arrears, that they
lad promised we should have our
iues when their cotton was ginned.
The feecy staple is pouring in daily,
nut the delinquent "cometh not up
o the scratch!" Gentlemen, this
viii not do;--we have worked hard
or our money, and we must have it.
We sincerely trust we will not have
ccasion to again call your attention
o thls--bnt, onsthe contrary, may be
BILE to return thanks to all for step
Ing into our sanctum and handing
yer the little amount so long due.
Thar olive complicated, unpre-
entious dusky chap, to whom we al
,led sometime since in very COM :
llmentary terms, and who at present :
umhers among the citizens of our
Is a cts, PinevilIe. seems to have
atlrely forgotten ihe promise made I
US when last we gazed on his inky I
,untenance. We are no SaIaman. I
er, It's true, but if we are ever al I
wed momen,s chat with him, we s
I'll endeasor to impress upon his
ind that we were sent by his Satan t
Majesty to conduct him hither in
The realm of devils, where pam I
hIets are paid for on delivery, and
here We printer is allowed a show i
lg for his labor.
The following comes to US \
rough the mail on a postal, card. d
viii be remembered that Mr.. Low II
lberg was with US in June and d
ace rousing speech at the Mass {
letting held in Town at that time: "
NNg ss qsA 4, 1880. 5 !
R. BIossAT, ESQ.,, u
Dear Sir and Friend: r
Tree rousing cheers for Mainal
Let Democrats not complain,
,r as I'predicted to you in June, r
Gen. Hancock will be President soon :,
With regard, v
Yours, ETC.,
s. FL. LowENBERG. 4
The philosopher tells US that !,
rifles make up the sum of human p
e. single grains compose the Il
ach which wraps the ocean round, -
d atoms the huge bulk of Hima +
vas chain; cents make up the Q
mes from which fortunes dollars :"
ow; remember, as "poor Richard" a
Us, "a penny saved is penny :
ined," and the way to save it is to
y your goods of Baer Mann, A. =
'yman, manager. The secret of
G vast and continnallu ;noraos;no