The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-11-09

-GEN./ Dodge accompanied
by MajoE Greene ofthe Pacific
road, pa} through town last week.
My our space is taken up
this WI 18th the delinquent tax
list, b| : pays the printer you know.
y q ". NJ. Robinson, OF Michi
gap,f lght $4,000 acres of Pine
lanF frs N S. Schmalinski last week.
K. T. HYNsoN, called Tommy for
shf has gone TO New Orleans to
~ we'll, We don't like to give Tom
9ray.
n AN extra session has been called
~ the Governor, to meet at New
! Orleans ON the first Monday in De-
cember, 1881.
WHEN you want a bargain in a
suit of clothes, go the store of j.
Rosenthal, corner of Front and De
Soto streets. sea-
The Gem, E. Vallery proprietor,
is the favorite resort of all drinking
men: the best of everything TO drink
and smoke always on hand.
Mn. B. C. Duke has opened a
grocery store ON front, occupying the
Orsborn building. He will keep ey-
erylhing needed for family use.
"A NUMBER of the sugar mills in
the Parish have started grinding.
The cane, so we are informed, is, as
!, yet, rather green to make good sugar.
-YoU can save money by making
your purchases at the Dry Goods
and Clothing Emporium of j. Ro
seni!ial, corner of Front and DeSoto
streets.
-MR. Mcdaniel, with his race
horses "has arrove." The horses at
the track are exercised every day.
If you want to pick the winner go to
the course and see for yourself.
WARS the matter with the
printers of the Express Office that
they cant get out their paper earlier
on Saturdays, and only then after
doubling a column or more?
THE Jesse X. Bell was expected
here on Monday last, but owing to
the reported fall of the river above,
she did not leave. We may expect
her when the river rises again.
There was a pleasant sociable
a. The residence of Mr.. VIM. Rexer,
in The 4th Ward, last evening. Gu,
friend William seems bent on having
the young folks enjoy themselves.
is the dog law, passed by the
Town Council a dead letter or not?
If not, some Of the hungry CANNES
without corporation collars, lounging
around the streets, should be killed.
j. RosENEHAL has just returned
from New Orleans with well and
carefully stock of Dry Goods, Cloth
ing and Notions, which are being
disposed Of at the very lowest cash
prices!
AN excellent string band, under
the professorship OF that skilled mu.
stefan Mr., Ed. Petszcb, composed of
several of our young townsmen, has
been organized. They will shortly
offer their services to the public.
The Eagle Drug Store Of Geiger
and Miles, will shortly be opened for
business. They will have every
thing needed in the drug business,
besides which they will keep a va
RED assortment of stationery, cut
lery, notions, etc.
Our Town is rapidly filling up
with aew people, and everything in
dicates an Improvement. There are
not near. enough houses in Town to
accommodate the people. Lumber
and labor are cheap enough; house
rent is very high, indeed.
Mn. j. M. Hetherwick, one of
Alexandria's youngest business men,
returned home by stage on Monday,
from New Orleans, where he had
been to purchase the fall and winter
stock of that staunch and reliable
firm of Mrs. E. S. Hetherwick.
AN unknown individual was
picked up out of the canal on Bayou
Rapides last week, in an insensible
and almost frozen condition. He
was brought to Town and is now be.
Ing cared for. Signs of violence were
visible on the head, his skull being
somewhat fractured.
Ar the store of j. Rosenthal You
will find every thing marked in plain
figures. Every body can see for,
themselves, as no deception is prac-
ticed. 1, is, in word, the place to
buy, Go and see. The store is on
the corner of Front and DcSoto, op-
posite Ferry Landing.
-THE following marriage licen-
ses have been issued by clerk of
the District Court for the present
month:
George Hawort, to Lizzie MealeS.
Frank Bowie to- 1herine Mcaly.
Abraham Dayj W. Thomas.
Robert pnuufe Aonar