The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-09-07

iohutihg her MY
II Was through her
he lost her finger
ID Of Souie's CONNER
" Of the oldest and
1of learning in the
tevin has purchased
h at the Mouth of
q, belonging to Lane
d will use it for rails
of the river.
Klein, deservedly
man Of our Town has
lilly grocery store, On
He will soon have il
fresh groceries.
not to take long to I'll
t about ten miles be-
railroads, and now that
tD Of the river is practi
it should be done al
that he has left us for
and pastures new" as
t been around for his
h several days. The ge.
"mine host of the Elk
|el, can tell you about him.
O. Herring Esq, of the
Safe Works, PSI and 232
New Yo,k, reports the use
los Oil for a stiffness and
the shoulder, with most
bid very etficacious effects.
lille Home aud Farm.
ANDRIA used TO pride her
e. being at the head of low
vigation, hut it has now
e weeks since boat has
To get more than two miles
and it took the last one q
|lo that.
Rock BORROW Prices. The
aning "White" Sewing Ma.
$3.50. The silent "Whee-
Ilson" No. 8 for $3.50. The
American" for $50. "Wm.
for $25. Full attachments
ch Machine. Every Machine
hted. Ferguson and Schnack,
rs.
TO GET SIcK.--Expose your
by and night, eat too much
ut exercise; work too hard
nt rest; doctor all the time;
II the vile nostrums advertised:
hen you will want to know how
well. which is answered in
words - Take Hop Bitters
xpress
The attention Of heads Of fami
generally, and the trade particu
is called 70 the fact that |. e..
|er, on Front street, has the lar
and most complete stock of
les, tinware, fine table cutlery,
house furnishing goods of any
lblishment in the Town, which
is now selling at prices that al
81 defy competition. Mr. Miller
Is large and lucrative business,
| the reason that he lives up to the
tito: "Quick sales and small pro
IT,
E-ARRIvALs at the Exchange Ho-
! for the week ending Sept. 18th
:. o. Hodges, J. A. Wood, W. H.
wyer, Hon. D. b. Noble, New Or
ans; J. M. Williams, W. W. Rowe,
!. Fl. Stratiord. New Orleans; Mr..
e!sno and wife. Centrevlle, LIZ;
B. Newman, "A. N. O'Quinn, Mo-
ftle's Ferr, F.. D. Edwards R. L.
swis, Rspides; W. H. Baker, More
nd; c. Erems, i. NJ. Hayes, EN-
I'D; T.. Y. Weems, ". 0. Hardy,
syou y uef; NJ. 4. Shaddock, Ev-
y. Campbell, Cheneyville;
/. T. HNnson, W. T. LARSON, j. R.
'aters, u. N. Hazlehurst, City.
The following marriage licenses
ave been issued by he Clerk of the
i strict Court since August 18th
angelina Florence to Matilda Labat
Louis Bradley to Mary Martin.
|Chas. Ferris to Jaue NJ. Ferguson.
Frank Strother to Perme]ia Mansil
|Allen Morris to Louisa Malone.
Jack Lawton to Betsy Reed.
Foster Noggens TO Ircna Weems.
starting Granville to Sarah Moore
Jack Harris to Lucy McGhee.
j. F. Melder Jr to j. A. Dickinson.
F. n. Rye to Lizzie Knight.
Jas. D. Holland to Mary Hopson.
AS a sample Of remarkable cot
b picking, for this season of thu
ar, we publish statement givei
us by Mr.. J. N. Ball, manager o
e Clapp Place, near town, wher'
E cotton was picked and weighed
e give the names Of the three mel
d two women, all colored, with th
ounts opposite:
Mat Scott. $50 pounds.
Vernon Moore. .445
Peyton Cowl. -. .425
Isabelle Johnson. .437 "
Della Digs. 400 "
king a total of 1925 pounds, tina
about a bale and half. There i
IT another place in the Parish tina
Ia make the same boast. All O
il was done in one day, Septembe
Il which is early for such a lars
uunt to be picked clean and with
thrash at all.
Noun community, just now,
by a trying time in the way O
nal regret at the unfortunat
kilities of so many Executiv
q. Our sterling Mayor, Hor