The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-09-15
LOCAL lMTELLgGEMcE.

REoh DubteI, Oh iCe, every uay
at Gus. Gehr's.
THE Council proceedings will bt
found on our first page.
SWEET rolls at P. O'Shee's Tues.
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
THE celebrated Tatham's chilled
shot, for sale at Messrs. Ferguson s
Schnack's.
--HENRY Heyman amused the cit
items of the Second Ward on Mon
day with his "balky mare"
-ADoLPHE BAER, of the Grocery
of Baer & Mann, has our thanks for
favors during the past week.
Mn. Thomas Sample and broth
err arrived home on Sunday, by the
Danube, from Coushatta.
The great American Waltham
Watches, in both Gold and Silver
cases at Ferguson and Schnack' S.
THE Police Jury were in session
from Wednesday until Saturday eve
ming. Their proceedings will appear
in our next.
DO you desire bargains in either
the Dry Goods or Grocery line?-if
so pay visit to ''Big Heyman's" es.
tablishment.
CAPT. George Hamilton, of the
beautiful blue Danube, will accept
our thanks for that huge bundle of
pictorials last week.
Fresh bread and cakes every
day at ?. O'Shee's Bakery and Gro
Gerry Store. Orders from country
stores solicited and promptly at
tended to.
-RGPAlRING Of fine watches, jew
elry, clocks, etc, specially at Tom
Moore Biossat's, Matchmaker and
Jeweler, Second street, opposite the
Town Hall.
-DANrBE passed down on Sunday
morning with u fine load of cotton
and beevcs. Water permitting, from
this on, boats will get all the cotton
they can carry.
-MosEs Bloom, Moses Mayer and
Morris Aaron, all advertisers in the
DEMOCRAT, arrived on Monday even
ing per steamer Jewel; they brought
up their Winter stocks.
The weather for the past week
has been rather cool, in the morning
and evening the thermometer reach
ing 800. Blankets and winter clio
thing are now in order.
Our neighbor, VIM. Hustmyre,
is erecting a gallery on the North
west corner of his residence, thereby
adding greatly both to the comfort
and appearance of the building.
Mn. Isaac Sackman, who adver-
tised his stolen horse in our last is
sue, has not only got his horse back,
but has captured the colored thief
who stole him. All due to adveriis-
in the DEMOCRAT.
". GIRARD keeps always on hand
fresh Groceries-also good hot Bread
and sweet Rusks every morning, and
all kinds of Cakes. Come every
body! You all know where he keeps,
and he sells cheap!
--MEssRs. Cullen and Rogers are
installed and in full blast at their
new and superb Warehouse, at the
head of the upper wharf. We sug
gest they adopt name for their
spacious depot.
Gov. Wilt has appointed Col. T.
B. French Police Juror in Rigolette
Ward, vice G. Labat, deceased. The
appointment is good one, and will,
no doubt, meet the hearty approval
of everyone living in the Ward.
JACK Goulden, the painter, is
finishing of very pretty showcase
for Ferguson and Schnack. They
will use it to display their fine stock
of firearms, consisting of guns, both
breech and muzzIe leaders, pistols.
-THE clerk of our District Court.
Major G. O. Watts, has been en-.
gagged recently in closing the agree
ments with planters along the ba-
yous in this Parish for the right Of
way granted by them to the New Or
leans Pacific Railway. The terms of
the cesslon require the completion
Of the road within twelve months.
-OuR weekly packet, the pretty
petite Jewel, commanded by Captain
Charlie Truslow, eyerybody's favor
tie, arrived here late Monday even
ing, with a full freight. While lying
at the Lower Wharf she was boarded
by the Alexandria String Band, lead
by those popular musicians, Messrs.