The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-10-13

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"A splendid large towel, $1,oO pei
dozen, at Big" Heyman's.
--LoNsDALE Bleach, four quarters
10 cents, at "Big" Heyman's.
ALEXANDRIA and Cornie Bran.
don passed up on Monday night.
SWEET rolls at P. O'Shee's Tues,
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
BOYS brcech and muzzle loading
shot guns at Ferguson & Schnack's.
The place to get your corn
ground is at Major Raxsdale's Mill.
He grinds every Saturday.
Ger Jack Goulden to do your
House, Sign and Ornamental paint
ing. He is the best painter in Town.
We are to have an election in a
very few weeks--but, we suppose all
of our natives are acquainted with
that fact.
do you desire bargains in either
tue Dry Goods or Grocery linc?--if
80 pay a visit to "Big Heyman's" es-
adjustment.
Buy your clothing from "Big"
Heyman. He has nobby suits for
boys which he sells cheaper than the
cheapest, for cash!
"A beautiful selection OF Opera
ard Chateline Chains and Ladies
Gold Watches Just received at Fer
guson & Schnack's.
-FKEsH bread and cakes every
day at p. O'Shee's Bakery and Gro
cery Store. Orders from country
stores solicited and promptly at
tended to.
-REPAlR1NG of fine watches, jew.
elry, clocks, etc, a speciality at Tom
Moore Biossat's, Matchmaker and
Jeweler, Second street, opposite the
Town Hall.
JEWEL passed down Oh Monday.
Tom Dowty, her second clerk, sup
piled our Office with Il mammoth
bundle of papers, for which we tip
new Stetson.
TRY your luck in the gift enter
prise. For fifty cents you can draw
a ten dollar nOte--ifyou are fortunes
.favorite. 1t is now open on Front
street, and will remain here Il few
days longer. Try yourluck!
Mr.. Leon Klotz has been added
to the clerical force Of Messrs. Baer
& Mann. He is placed in the ladies
department, and says that if he can't
suit the ladies of Alexandria, no one
can. Don't you recollect it"
ON Tuesday last, Mr.. j. F. Da.
Wis, on the Ransdell place, made an
Is hours run, making in that time,
sixteen barrels of syrup, eleven of
which were shipped to New Orleans,
the other FIVE being kept to retail in
Town.
III you wish good and cheap
work in either the Wheelwrtght or
Blacksmith line, just Fay a visit to
the establishment of "Johnnie" Har-
ris, corner of Fourth and Murray
Streets. He will do the work in a
manner that will be sure to prove
satisfactory.
Now is the time for the planters
and all others interested to see that
the public roads are put in good con
dition for the winter season. The
syndics recently appointed by the
Police jury, should see that every
man subject to road duty is made to
work as the law directs, otherwise
fiued or imprisoned.
"A ATTENTION Consumers! and
especially store keepers who are
dealing in Cakes! Idefy competition
in the way of prices--for the balance
let the public be the judge. So if you
want to save time and money, buy
your hot Bread, sweet Rusks, and all
kinds of Cakes at v. GIRARD's Bak-
cry, instead of getting your Cakes
from New Orleans, which are fully a
week old when they arrive at this
place. It bakes every day. Thanks
TO Hustmyre, of the Red Plow, for
his Pinewoods customers, whom he
sends me to buy their light bread
and sweet ginger bread. Come every
body! You all know whera Girard
Keeps and he sells cheap!
PERsoNAL.-Our esteemed and
honored fellow-citizen, Judge Thorn.
as e. Manning, late Chief Justice of
Tue Supreme Court of Louisiana, re
turned home on last Friday night.
His family had reached here several
days in advance.
Judge Manning and his family
nave been sojoarning during the
summer at the Virginia Springs
lie will be welcomed by the host of
friends who appreciate him as a
slsizen, no less than they honor him
Ior the luster he has shed upon the
State, by his eminent talents and at.
sainments as a jurist.
he can be found at his office, on
Third Street, where he will be
plcaseo 10 see his friends, and others
VINO would consult him profession
any. He has resumed his place al.