The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-08-31

his new store on MONDAY. MI. hih
eau, his chief clerk, arrived on the
same day, and went to work at once
arranging everything in its place.
CANNED goods, fresh, consisting
in part of tomatoes, green corn and
peas, ham, lunch OK tongue, crabs,
oysters, Holsters, salmon, mackerel,
Boston baked beans, peaches, pears,
apples, strawberries, ETC., ETC., at
Weinberg's, under the Town Hall,
Second street.
WE call attention to the card of
H. Bonnabel, appearing in this issue.
He has been in business for the last
thirty years, and is experienced Su-
gar Maker, Brewer and Candy Max
er, His Bi-Sulphate of Lime used
| for cane juice is acknowledged supe
rior. At 81 North Peters street,
New Orleans.
we notice the following in an
exchanges: Mr.. G. B. Haverer, Fore
man N. Y. N. H. S. B. Co., suffer
ed for eight days with terrible pain
in the back, almost to distraction,
until he heard of and used St. Jacobs
Oil, one bottle Of which cured him
? completely-[Des Moines Iowa State
Register.
: Ar Rock BORON PRICES.
light running "White" Sewing Ma
: chine for $3.50. The silent s'Whee-
Ter s. Wilson" No. 8 for $3.50. The
o New "American'' for $50. "Wm.
Singer for $25. Full attachments
! with each Machine. Every Machine
Warranted. Ferguson and Schnsck,
jewelers..
Miss Mary Murray, one Of Alex.
andria's dark skin daughters, tired
" of "single blessedness," together with
desire to be romantic, eloped on
lie Thursday evening last with colored
individual, hailing from Georgia,
d whose euphouious appeIlation, at the
$, time of going to press, we were una
=. BILE to learn. 1t created no little ex
y element in the neighborhco', and
u was the Town talk for the two fol
- lowing days:
n The question of wood will b'
~ one of momentous import the com
ing winter. During life time here
On we have never known wood as higt
On in Summer as it is now, $3.50 pc
cord. This is due to- the scarcity 0
nd labor. AS the cotton picking season
at has commenced this scarcity will bt
Increased, and the chances are, tina
RS wood will go up to fabulous price
cir Under the circumstances heads o
families had better be making thel
sb arrangements for the coming winter
re-, ARRIVALS at the Exchange He
ct. tel for the week ending August 29
"a W. Morel, w. H. QuickselI, F. \
nm Ogden, L. E. Generally, B. NJ. Kinf
,a2 New Orleans; c. P. Russell, W. =
~ harrison, Charlton, Iowa; lsidor
~, Raphill. Campte; D. W. Pritchel
rn, Cheneyville; Ed. Melvin, shrev'
~ port; II. A. Biossat, CotiIe; Herm
las Smith, Miss Jennie Smith, Graz
ar Parish; B. H. Randolph, Bismarcl
his L. N. Cloud, J. NJ. Nassits, W. /
Rhodus, City; W. E. Norris, NJ.
OF T. R. R.; C. II. Chamberlain, N.
lid Pacific Railway.
ks TIE New Orleans Pacific Raj
road is now completed and in ru
,ar- ming order fifty-three miles fro
cad Shreveport, and on Saturday last tt
be cars were running as far down
Pleasant Hill. On or about Septel
ook Der Let, regular passenger trains W
inc run between Shreveport and Man
in field. The time cards have be-
printed and are ready for distrlb
,ou tion. The work of construction
"a ,ap F. progressing favorably from I'll
o anS point up-the cars have reached I
"n' tile, about thirteen miles from I'll
point. On the down road the &C
u OF struction cars have got down as
Us 80. as Lamourie.
We make the following extr'
nor. from prlVate ietIel 'eeo''
NV on Monday last:
for W. S. SPRINGS, CArAHoULA PARISH AR,
''' August %, 1881.
: Dear Friend
uced A destructive fire occurred mere
sued Sunday night between the hours o.
49, and u O'Clock, which destroyed ..
,oA store house occupied by }. W. MON
aers. together with all the stock IN
iyely store. The proprietor of the Hotel {,
.ents sisted by his guests, succeeded IN
WV" ss ing Mr.. Geo. Scwartzenberg's stor
are J. w. Moffett and VIM. Ellis were :.
lone. rested here on Friday for burning
hot property. j. w. Moffett was reles
,orn on $500 bond to appear on Mon
'o'n u, week in Harrisonburg at prellmir
~ al examination; Ellis is in jail In Ha'
sells onburg awaiting trial. The fire
cast Shade of sadness over our
burg, as it was unexpected, but oV
every TO the stiffness of the atmosphere
Gro saved the rest of the houses in oul
,ntry tie place: if there had been the
= az wind blowing it would have been
Nv to have kept the flames in chez
There is some excitement here abo
, rain at any rate. =
l" raj, Fish are biting very well again.
kt,n NSFNn,