The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-11-30
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HAVE you a turkey for Christ
mas2
VIZ have had no rain since MOI :
day last.
The races are over, and we are
glad of it.
The Yazoo Valley passed down
on Monday.
-NEw buildings are going up all
over Town.
The cotton picking season is
nearly at an end.
Our toy men will shortly visit
the Crescent City.
THE merchants of Alexandria
are live advertisers.
ALL of the lawyers who went to
Colfax have returned.
--DoN'T forget the election on the
goth of December next.
GENUINE Meerschaum Pipes at
Ferguson and Schnack's.
The largest stock-the smallest
profits, at"Big" Heyman's.
TOYS! Toys! Toys! Fresh and
new in design at Ferguson Schnack
-PIsroLs and cartridges for sale
at T. NJ. Biossat's, Oh Second street.
--GoLD and Silver Stem-winding
Watches at Ferguson and Schnack's.
--STEM- winding Watches for $3.50
and upwards, at Ferguson schnack
The Gneuine Rogers Table and
Pocket Cutlery at Ferguson and
Schnack's.
Capt j. M. Nasits wants to see
you at "Big' Heyman's-He's some
thing sweet to tell you.
THERE are not so many s.ran-
gers in Town now as there was few
days back.
--GoLD Pens and Holders, Style
graphic Pens, ETC., at Ferguson and
Schnack's,
OPERA Necklaces, Chains, Lock
cts, Crosses, ETC., at Ferguson and
Schnack's.
OIL Paintings, Chromos, Cords
and Tassels, Frames, at Ferguson
and Schaack's.
Two members of the Rod and
Gun club visited Lake Catahoula
last week, and found game plenty.
MUSICAL Instruments of all
kinds for sale at L. M. Biossat's on
Second Street, next door to the Pos,
Office.
The largest and best selected
stock of Christmas and Holiday
goods will be found at Ferguson and
Schnack's.
JOHN G. GoULDEN is prepared
and ready to do your painting in the
best of workmanlike manner, and or
short notice.
--THE ringing of the fire bell OF
Thursday evening last, brought ou
both fire companies. 1t proved tt
be false alarm.
The Diamond Spcctacles anl
Eye Glasses give perfect satisfaction
to all using them. Sold at Fergu
sou and Schnack's.
Our Job Office is complete il
every respect. As regards prices
we can compete with any printin!
, office for miles around.
--TnE black horse, owned and rul
on Saturday | asst by Dr.. Cockerill
against Lucy Race, was an easy win
ner. He is agood quarter nag.
MAKE the acquaintance of MI
N. b. Dozier, the genial and gentle
marly manager of the Wrought 1ro
Range Company.
-PICKLED Trout; something rea
ly delicious; the first ever offered fc
sale in Alexandria; just opened {
Weinburg's Second Street, undt
Town Hall.
AT this season of the yes
Coughs and Colds are prevalent. Ii
slant relief can be obtained by usin
St. Sohn's Expectorant. Bottles, :
or so cents, Henry St. John, Fro1
Street.
CAUr1oN-Do not delay a Coue
or Cold; use a remedy at once. S
Johns Expectorant is the article
cure it. Sold in bottles $l.00 or
cents each. Henry St. John, Fro
Street.
"A RECIPE for lemon pie tells u
in concluding, to "sit on the sto
and stir constantly" We know
nothing that would make a M
"stir" more energetically than Sc
on stove.
"A CAT fish, weighing 80 pount
was caught out of the river on Mo
day by Robt. Mccoy. We call br
Their Goodwyn's attention to the fat
and would have him to understar
that we are not poking fun at bill
-HoLIDAY Goods and Christm
Presents speciality at Ferguson al
l Schnack's.
+ Go where you can get most t
/, your money. At "Big" Heymar
you will discover whether you c
! carry into effect this saying or nj
Everybody is going there. The rio
t the poor, the young, the old-all
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