The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-09-08
LOCAL IMTELLJGENCE.

coming 10 Town rapldlyo
READ the advertisements of the
leading houses in Pineville.
Ma. A. Glucksman has rented
the store under the Town Hall.
SWEET rolls at ?. O'Shee's Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
The Israeltes of our Town eel.
ebrated their New Year on Monday.
READ Mr.. Isaac Sackman's no
tice offering q reward for stolen
horse.
--LITHoGRAPHs, Chromos, Black
Walnut brackets, for sale at Albert S
Gallery,
The new building of Julius Le-
vim, on Second street, is going up ra-
pid!y.
--MEssRs. Mustian Mclean are
asking for a good mechanic. See
their card
--PRoF. Albert has no superior for
copying and charging old and de
faced pictures.
--MR. L. D. Campbell, represent
ing S. L. Boyd, was registered at the
Exchange on Monday.
II. K. SMITH, Jr., has been ap-
pointed Assessor of Grant Parish,
vice Thos. Hickman, resigned.
BLOOM will shortly receive his
Fall stock, and be in readiness to
meet the wants of the trade.
"A portion of our space each
week, hereafter, will be devoted to
matters and business in Pinevile.
The Police Jury will meet to-
day. Their proceedings, together
with the Treasurer's report, will ap-
pear in full next week.
Moses MAYER, Agent, is pre-
pared to pay the highest cash prices
for hides, heeswax, skins, furs, etc.
Save these articles till he calls on
you,
CHARLIE Goldcnherg will occn-
py his Front street stand by Octo-
Der 1st. II is heing fitted mp in
sumptuous style, as only lie knows
how.
-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.
No quorum was present at the
monthly meeting on Thursday last,
of the Hook Ladder Co. This is
tue first instance of the kind since
its organization.
READ THIs.-If you want to buy
your medicines cheap, call on L. B.
Baynard, at Tait's old stand. There
you can get everything fresh and
pure, wholesale aud retail.
The aide awake and reliable dry
goods store of Baer and Mann, are al
ready offering to their many patrons,
clothing! clothing.! clothing!!! for
men and boys, at the lowest cash
prices.
--ADoLHHE Baer and j. Compton
French, both in the employ of Baer
and Mann, visited our sanctum on
Monday, and while conversing with
US told about chat immense stock"
just received.
". 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 se'la cap!
--CoTTtTt picking proceeds rapid
ly; caterpillars as yet have inflicted
no serious injury, though they are
found in considerable numbers on al
most every place. The cane crop
was never more promising than at
the present time.
Miss NJ. D. Clarke will open a
variety store durl!'E NE week, cor
ner of Third and Johnston Streets.
Her card appears in another column.
We bespeak the liberal patronage OF
the ladies, as her stock comprises
choice goods only.
The Pauline, Capt Jos. Spotten,
returned last week from Baton Rouge,
whittier she had gone with a cargo
of lumber. She took down over So
600 feet; $4,000 feet being for the
State House. The Pauline will take
down another load the present week.
The Danube did not reach here
until very late Saturday evening.
The condition of the river is reported
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