The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-09-29
LOCAL JMTgLLTGIMCE.
Foes are scarce in Town.

LOCAL INTELLIGENT ca.
-EGGs are scarce in Town.
GET your FINE Hats at Blooms.
--"THE rain, it raineth every day."
--STETsoN Hats at Baer Mann's.
How about the Firemen's Ball?
SEE notice of election in to-day's
paper.
-FREsH butter, on ice, every day,
at Gus. Gehr's.
The health of Alexandria was
never better.
LOADED Shells for sale at Fer
guson and 'Schnack's.
PARISH script is worth dollar
for dollar--in trade.
"A FULL line of Staple and Fancy
Groceries at Blooms.
--TATHAM's Chilled shot for sale
at Ferguson and Schnack's.
III you want new and fresh
goods call at Blooms.
Nice Jewelry and Silyerware at
Ferguson and Setback,
SWEET rolls at P. O'Shee's Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
BLOOM has just received the Gen
uine Cheviot Shirts--all colors.
The District Court commences
on the third Monday of October.
-BLooM has a fine line Of Shoes
and Boots on hand--no old stock.
-MosT Of our Town merchants
have already opened their fall stock.
III you want FINE suit of Clio.
thing, call at Blooms, on Front st.
THE most complete line of
Gents Furnishing Goods, at Blooms.
ABOUT one thousand Texas po-
MES have crossed Red River, at this
point, in the last forty days.
--WooD is selling at So per cord.
It will soon take a "winter BOOM"
and then look out for higher prices.
DO you desire bargains in either
the Dry Goods or Grocery line2--if
so pay visit to "Big Heyman's" es-
Establishment.
BOY your clothing from aBig"
Heyman. He has nobby suits for
boys which he sells cheaper than the
cheapest, for cash!
--SIAH McCABE ws the sole oc-
cup6ut of the Town lock up Oh Mon
day last--having been drunk and
noisy on the street.
We would like to see The Town
authorities take some action on the
"street lamp question" We want
more light on the subject.
-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.
REPAIRING of fine watches, jew
elry, clocks, ETC., a speciality at Tom
Moore Bossats, Matchmaker and
Jeweler, Second street, opposite the
Town Hail.
Mn. John We'll, managing the
popular establishment Of Mrs. Sarah
Gehr, arrived here from New Or
leans on Saturday, with a full stock
of Groceries.
--"BIG" Heyman, DER the way, re,
ceived per steamer Silver City, on
Friday night, a nam moth Diebold
fire proof safe. 1t weighs thirty one
hundred pounds.
Parties DESTROYS of obtaining a
few bushels of the best Pittsbure
coal, can be accommodated by call
ing on "Johnnie" Harris, corner OF
Fourth and Murray streets.
-OuR sugar planters are anticipa-
ting large yields from their crops.
The cane has attained extraordinary
size, and without some mishap they
will realize handsome profits.
--THE Cotton Seed business pro
misses to BECOME lively in a short
while. Messrs. Cullen and Rogers
will pay the highest cash price fol
all seed brought or sent TO them.
The Alexandria was the Satur
day packet for this place, arriving
here on Monday night. She had g
full load, and remembered our office
by sending US bundle of the latest
papers.
-THERE will be a Camp Meeting
at the Spring Greek camp grounds
beginning October 9Th; also one a
the Flaggon camp ground, sever
miles east of Pineville, to begin o.
tober Nth.
". GIRARp keeps always on han,
fresh Groeeries-also COOL hot Brea,
and sweet Rusks every morning, All,
all kinds OF Cakes. Come every
body! You all know where he keeps
and be sells cheap!
The assessment in this Parish
has been completed, and the tota
valuation of property is $2,076, $50,
20. On this sum the Parish tax o
ten mills will yield $2O,765,39, ant
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