The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-10-12

| III CDEisi%as hSSSop', S''>N>
by a y. Mcdaniel Of the same
place. A forfeit of $50 has been
deposia.
FL neat fitting and durable
boot Ill shoe we recommend you to
"Hig'Heyman's. He carries a very
larsestock, and buying in large
ouarfties he is enabled to offer, not
onlyb the trade but to individuals
as al, great inducements to buy of
bjri An examination of the stock
anprices is all he asks.
I'VE call particular attention to
tlhdyertising card of Mr.. Ralph
Wer, the sboss" saddler in this
Sion. Of late he has added huge
No his stock, besides purchasing
} SIhi6sry, by the aid Of which, he
In turn out work of all kinds in the
4 ieapest and neatest manner. He IS
A b we'll known to need any common
flltion at our hands. See card.
] MY DEAR HANS-De udder day
Isen night ven 1 vas awake in my
shleep, schust hear something down
front street, vot don not FOUND
sthuse right. So l schumped me
bit de bed right out und run
Clown de street und Wind Cheap Shon
telling his goots so sheep as never
Vas before. You shuse bettsr go und
sbuy from him, before he sells dem
Nil, cause he got but few left.
4 FRITZ.
--WuEH about twelve years old,
said Mr.. Geisman, of the Globe Chop
House, to our representative, met
with an accident with horse, BY
which my skull was fractured, aud
ever since have suffered with the
most circulating rheumatic pains.
OF late | applied St. Jacobs Oil,
which has given me almost total re-
lief. = Fort Wayne { Ind Sentinel
Tue mammoth clothing house
of Big" Heyman, offers Tor the next
ten days Mems snits, Youths snits,
Boys suits, and Overeoats for Men,
Youths and Boys, at prices that de-
ry competition. These goods are
manufactured especially for this
trade and are superior in all res
poets to any ready made clothing
found in this market. Remember
no old stock.
BOGUS CERTIFICATES: 1t is no vile
dragged stuff, pretending to be made
of wonderful foreign roots, barks,
etc., and pulled up by long bogus
certificates Of pretended miraculous
cures, but simple, pure, effective
medicine, made of well known valua
BILE remedies, that furnishes its own
certificates by it's cures. We refer
to Hop Bitters, the purest and best
of medicines.- Republican.
The travelling public and par
ticularly strangers coming to Town,
when in search of good square
meal, would do we'll to call on the
cold favorite" Aunt Eliza, the pro-
prietress of the Murray House. She
always has the best market affords
and her table is supplied with all the
niceties of the season. Sam Russell
the lightning waiter Of this restau
rant is hard to beat, so attentive ane
obliging is he to visitors.
Our young friend, Mr.. John c
Goulden, the artist of the Town, il
just now busily engaged painting
granting, gliding and otherwise dec
Grating the Millinery establishment
of Mrs. C. Geiger, on Second street
Under the brush of so skilled an
tasteful an artist as Mr.. Goulder
the store, when finished, can but b
the very prettiest in the Parish--w
believe we can safely say in til
State. Only "Jack'' knows how t
do such work.
Ar the request of one of th
stone cutters, now working on tn
proposed railroad bridge, we pubiis
the two verses below, containing
they do, ''more truth than poetry:
This world is round.
And moves on wheels,
And death is such,
That no man feels.
If death was such
That money would buy,
The rich would live,
And the poor would die.
Thank God, not in that condition