The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-09-22
local IMYELL1GENCg,

LoGAL INYELLsGENCg
Bur your Hats at Blooms.
-FREsH butter, on ice, every da,
at Gus. Gehr's.
--EyERYBaDr will be putting thei
stoves up shortly.
DANUBE passed up on SATURDAY.
Silver City down.
.@--LoADED Shells for sale at Fer
guson and Schnack's.
SUGAR cane is selling in Tow
at five cents stalk.
Col. McGinnls has gone up th
road on business.
NICE Jewelry and Silverware a
Ferguson and Setback.
SEE Morris Aaron's advertise
ment in to.day's DEMOCRAT.
MIR. John Wells building fine
stable in the Second Ward.
--TATHAM's Chilled shot for sale
atFerguson and Schnack's.
-THERE's no end TO the weeds in
the upper end of Alexandria.
-DoN'r forget the performance to
night at the Exchange Hotel.
LIFE long Republicans are com
ing to the surface in Rapides.
-SwEET rolisAt p. O'Shee's Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
The only sure road to fortune
advertise in the LOUISIANA DEMOCRAT
DRY Goods, Groceries, Boots and
Shoes, at cost for cash, at Blooms.
Mn. Erickson arrived home on
Saturday, from the Crescent City.
Our advertisers are realizing the
benefit of our increasing circulation.
-YEsTRDAY's "a hours were equal
~ divided, night and day--Half and
half.
The Indebtedness of the Parish
as shown by the Treasurer's report
is $15,490.67.
-FREsH Oysters have already
made their appearance in Aiexan-
dria. Yum! Yum!.
--IHE present registration has not
Increased the poll Of the parish more
than thirty to date.
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do You want fresh GroceriesS
II 80, go to Blooms, on Front street.
He sells cheap for cash.
..-THE fend of the g-ind.stone-
the scissors-sRarpeper, was with us
for few days last week.
The fieecy staple is still being
brought to town; fully one thousand
bales have been thus far received.
= OrR Town has some fine must
cal talent. With proper training
and confidence in themselves success
is sure.
1 JUDGE Barbih passed through
town last week, on his way home
from Colfax, where he had been hol.
ding Court.
do yon desire bargains in either
the Dry Goods or Grocery line?-if
=" pay visit to "Big He, mans" es-
tablishment. +
The new Postmaster at this
place, Frank Connelley, has removed
The office to the Ryan building, near
lhe Court House.
BOY your clothing from "Big"
Heyman. He has nobby suits for
boys which he sells cheaper than the 3
cheapest, for cash!
The "boss" sign painter, John
Y. Gonlden, is now finishing a beau
liful sign for the Millinery establish.
nent of Mrs. c. Geiger.
The Murat Store, on Front ST.,
near the river. has been rented by /.
Mr.. William Hustmyre; he will use i
II as furniture store. !,
--HENRY HEYMANsis selling his
iorses and mules at unheard Of pri- q
:es; he has some fine roadsters left.
10 and see for yourself. d
-VALLERT, the proprietor of the G
Gen." has raised the first banner 8
u Democracy. He has it Haunting =
o the breeze on fishing pole. 8
BLOCKS is the place where every :
me goes when they want Family
supplies. Remember his prices are t
over than the lowest, for Cash! b
CALIFORNIA pears, oranges, fine t
western apples, pure fresh candies, =
'arched pinders, and cakes of ALL ),
;inds, at Charlie Goldenberg's. u
Hon. Newton c.. Blanchard, our a
andidate for Congress, will address "
he citizens of Alexandria on the Esd a
October. Rally, boys! Rally. n
The festive overcoats are being @
esurected from their biding places .,
nd being donned with great salts !
action. Ours is as good as new. =
WHEN you want suit ofclothes p
nat will "fit you like a glove" and Is
rove everlasting, take our advice p
nd go to Blooms. Don't forget ii.
-,IHesE who are too busy to at
end services on Sunday, catch an oc.
asional strain of some "famiIiar
ymn" when the breezes are favor II
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