The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-16
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Day:
-"You tickle me-, and I'll tickle
youP'
Boy your Dry Goods from "Big"
Heyman.
--FrsHrSs Tackle at Ferguson and
Schnack's.
ARE you going to vote for q
Steam Engiue2
JAPANESE Fishing Rods at Fer
guson and Schuack's.
. -LSwEEr Rusks every morning at
P, O'Shee's Bakery.
New Spring Goods at Ferguson
and Schnack's.
-PRor. Albert, now in Opelousas,
is expected home shortly.
Have you seen the Japanese
novelties at Ferguson and Schnack's9
"A LARGE "Herring" Fire Proof
:, Safe, very cheap, for sale at this
Office.
-CApr. J. F. Graham has an en-.
CINE tor sale. See his lad" else
where.
-"OuR William" has entirely re-
covered from a recent spell of sick.
ness.
--JuDeE r. ]. Bowman and lady,
arrived per steamer Jesse K. Bell, on
Monday.
RICH and elegant Jewelry for
the Spring trade just received by
Ferguson Schnack.
-OuR Town has nore children TO
lite size, than any other 10 the world.
And now, beat that! g..
-THE town authorities have had
the crossing on Front Street, near
our Office, repaired.
B. M. Pierce, J. W. Stafford
and DR.. G. w. Marshall, Of Cheney
vile, we're In Town on Monday.
Our river is at a nice stage to
have boat race. Several new clip.
pers have been recently launched.
Our Parish Jail contains ten
prisoners, all fed at the expense of
the Parish. Two are charged with
murder.
DUANE Lent there will be ser.
vice in the Catholic Church every
Wednesday aud Friday evening at
z o'clock.
Have your old and faded pic.
,,tares copied and enlarged by A. Al
,bert and Son, Gallery opposite the
Court House.
The American Sewing Machine
of1ce, has been removed to Second
street, in the jswelry establishment,
of t. Nj. Biossat.
Duane Lent there is daily NOR
ming and evening prayer at st. james
Episcopal Church, at 7 O'clock u. H.
aud ) o'clock p. m.
-WHITE wash is being smearef
on some of the fences around Town
1t tends in . certain way to improve
the looks of some OF them.
--FoR fresh corn meal call at Col
Raxsdale's Mill. It grinds ever,
day. His prices are tixed:-80 cents
. bushel or Is cents peck.
We are pleased to note that Dr.
George E. French, who has been con
lined to his bed some days will
pneumonia, is rapidly recovering.
MN. John e. Goulden will pain
you q handsome sign very chesp!-
Do you wish one1 Shop on jackson
street, in rear of the Democrat office
We acknowledge the receipt o
No. 2 of the State Central Ezpress
q newspaper recently started in on
little Town. It 10 an aspirant 70
public favor.
--DoN'r forget to get your no
:; bread and sweet rolls, every morn
ing, lat v. Glrard's Bakery. You al
know where be keeps, and he sell
cheap.
-OLp John Nicholas, that goo'
brother of the Baptist Church, pro
misses US grand re union of soul
on the 6rst Sunday Of the coming
month,
--FaEsH bread and cakes ever.
day at p. O'Shee's Bakery and Gro
Gerry Store. Orders from countr,
stores solicited and promptly at
tended to.
Miss Fish. Of Kentucky, is her
on . visit TO relatives. We predic
for her a pleasant season of enjoy
meut during her short sojourn wit
our people.
-WM. H. PuLLEN, Fewlervillt
Mich, says: I have not rested bette
for months than I did last nigh
. The "Only Lung Pad'' has helpe
me wonderfully.-See Adv.
AR the recent shooting match .
glass balls, of the Gun and Rod Clut
Mr.. W. G.. Texada, the younges
member of the club, was the victor
he having broken Z out of poss
BILE 10.
Our citizens should not forgt
the resolution adopted by the Tow
Council at their last meeting, n
questing all property holders to hav
placed on their premises ladde
to be convenient in the event Of
fire.
Wa. HusTMYRE has just recei,
ed and opened carefully selecte
stock OF Spring and Summer Clott
ing. He WILL NOT BE uNDERsoLr