The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-23
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--HUsTMYRg is the live advertiser
OF Alexandria. 49,.
THE Churches were all we'll at.
tended on Sunday.
ONE of the Town lions was
Gagged on Saturday. .s.ae-.. -
-GoLD Pens and Holders at Fer
gason and Schnack's. -
SWEET Rusks every morning at
P. O'Shee's Bakery.
5000 Bogardus Glass Balls for
sale at Ferguson and Schnack's.
we owe thanks to Deputy clerk,
Frank Flower, for favors.
CAPT. James Graham will place
two chimneys on the Jno. Z. Rogers.
-SPRINa Traps for Glass Ball
shooting at Ferguson and Schuack's.
ID. LEHMAN departed for New
Orleans on Sunday per steamer Ash
land. ~ as ~ .s,.s.-.a -- 20
A LARGE "Herring'' Fire Proof
Safe, very cheap, for sale at this
Office. - SUI.
--M1ss Jennie Calvit has been in
Town q month. She is visiting the
Misses Manning.
Go to Charles Goldenberg's for
fresh Birsch Beer "a Temperance
drink only 5 cents per drink. s
Rich and elegant Jewelry for
the Spring trade just received by
Ferguson Schnack.
JACK GoULDEN is prepared to do
your painting at the shortest notice,
and in the most artistic manner.
We are informed that Mr.. A. A..
Goodwin intends to erect a gin oppo-
site the residence of P. I. Kerrigan.
ALEXANDRIA, and Cotile have
their Shooting Clubs, now let US
hear from Pineville and Cheneyville.
THERE were two light frosts on
the mornings of Saturday and Sun
day last. No injury was done the
fruit crop. -
HAVE your old and faded pic
lures copied and enlarged by A. Al
bert and Son, Gallery opposite the
Court House.
WE are pleased to note that the
discharging of fire arms at night,
within the corporate limits, has, TO a
great extent, abated.
THE foot bridge on the corner Of
Second and Johnston streets needs
new plank; also the one on the cor
ner of Bearegard and Third.
--FoR fresh corn meal call at Col.
Rsxsdale's Mill. It grinds every
day. His prices are ixed:--60 cents
bushel or IL cents peck. '''
A negro boy last week was
thrown off fat boat loaded with
wood, while attempting to pass the
rope now used for ferrying purposes.
Mus. S. Cullen arrived home on
Monday. She has been in New Or
leans since Mardi Gras, and has un
doubtedly had most pleasant time.
--DoN'r forget to get your hot
bread and sweet rolls, every morn
Ing, at V. Glrard's Bakery. You all
know where he keeps, and he sells
cheap. ---. .--,-- -,.
--FREsH bread and cakes every
day at P. O'Shee's Bakery and Gro.
Gerry Store. Orders from country
stores solicited and promptly at
tended 10.
HAVE you seen the Patent Cots
They only weigh II pounds and
open and close as easily as an UNI.
brella. A. Albert Son have them
for sale.
Il. B. SMITH, of Faribault, Mimi.
says: I am still wearing an "Only
Lung Pad" and it has helped me; ]
intend to have another of extra
strength soon. See Ad.
NO remedy in the world ever
came into such universal use, or has
20 fully won the confidence of man.
kind, as. Ayers Cherry Pectoral fol-
the cure of Coughs, Colds and Con.
sumption. ra 9 #
The Marsh Brothers have torn
down their work shop at the Mouth
Of Bayou Rapides, and will shortly
rebuild new one in the rear of the eli
residence. We are not prepared to
make known at present, the dimen,
sions of the building.
LADIES COMMON SENSE hand
sawed walking Boots in all sizes md
widths; will wear equal to shoes that
you have made to order for SO. Try
them and be convinced. Just re.
ceived an endless variety of slippers.
w. Hustmyre's, on Second street.
We were treated to only two
mail failures on the Opelousss route
since our last. No mails came tc
aand on Saturday and Sunday. LIE,
us be patient. We hope we've only
10 stand this nuisance a few weeks
Aonger-nntil our railroad is CON.
pleted.
We had the pleasure ola hearty
shake from our young and handsome
Friend, Louis B. Gay, of Many, La
on Friday morning last in our Office.
de returned from New Orleans on
That day, where he had been on
business. He was accompanied BY
Ills charming bride.
The "Geiger and Sterkx Varie