The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-08-25
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-FREsa butter, on ice, every dag
at Gus. Gehr's.
We hope to report the Editor al
his post next week.
THE pathways in the Town It'll
square have been cleaned.
--MR. A. Heyman and family arc
expected home about the 1st.
--SHERIFF Paul inform US Tat
he is busy collecting licenses.
SWEET rolls at P, O'Shee's Tues,
days, Thursdays and Saturday
Nh. Montfort Calvit as sted
Constable Gossens on Saturda
CHARLIE MILES has come 3me,
He made happy the heart Of his
dear aunt
Tire two.story building Of Mr..
Levin, on Front Street, is nearing
completion.
--SpRINe Hill, in the Pine@oods,
10 the favorite Sunday resort for our
colored bloods.
TIE attention of the bic is
directed to the School Notice appear.
ing elsewhere.
Mn. John P. Grogan uay given
ye typo good cause to remember him
In his prayers.
--OuR subscription list is increa-
sing rapidly; an inducement, TO adj
vertisers, no doubt.
ACTING Governor McEnery has
appointed Jos. W. Holt Constable for
the Alexandria Ward.
--THE gentlemanly agent of the
New Orleans Times, Mr.. Van Praag,
called on US Saturday.
NO suits for the October term
Of the District Court had been filed
up to the 2lst inst.
Our delinquent subscribers have
made up their minds not to crowd
US during the warm weather.
Go and see for yourself. We
mean the Court House; It's an awful
quiet burg, and seems like deser.
ted place. ..-
WE received last week, fresh
from the publishers hands, a mum
Der of campaign songs, one or two Of
which we shall publish weekly.
DO you desire bargains in either
the Dry Goods or Grocery line?--if
30 pay visit to 'Big Heyman's" es-
tablishment.
-WM. RExEk, who is building the
Warehouse across the way from our
office, Informs US that he will flash
1t in few weeks,
Go to Excelsior Stable and look
at Col! McGinnis' fine assortment of
Buggies and Harness, just received,
which he will sell very low down.
The Assessment Rolls for the
Town OF Alexandria are completed,
and in few days will be placed in
the hands of the Collector, Mr.. S.
Cullen.
-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.
Thar was an economical move
made by the Town Council at its
last meeting. A saving of fifty dol.
lars monthly; "only this and nothing
more"
The cry of Bread! every even.
ing about dusk arouses We sleepy
printer man, and causes him to think
that it's about time to shut up and
60 home.
LAST Saturday was rather quiet
day on the streets. Only one row
the participants Of which were given
FURNISHED quarters in the Town
Lookup.
SEVERAL young ladies and gen
tlemen leave Town this morning te
attend the Camp Meeting at Hines
ton We regret exceedingly that We
cannot AXE Dart.
-THa 'lool and toe" dance, a.
execu' b. ONE of our expert dan
GERS seem? ather difficult. Would
that icy 3uld "see themselves a,
Others see nem."
-" APT. ,innott Informed US Will,
herr nat Did River was low. Their
bel br; our to four and half fee
wate This is sufficient reason a
rega Is the Belle not coming.
OF, McGinnis of the Excelsio
e, 'eived on Saturday morn
II ner Jewel, agoodly mum
De aggies, barouehes an
- "a ich be has for sale.
o the rise in ice in Ne,
understand that ice wi
H. Yer sold at 8 cts per poan
g" cts. Mr.. Goldenberg'
3toners 'ill be guided accordinsl,
c, u SMITH, representing III
onoi fublishing Co, at New O
has for sale Mark Twain
broad" None of our rea,
Il fail to buy a copy of i