The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-01-26
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Buy your Dry Goods from Baer
and Mann.
Assessor Andrews is making
the rounds.
"A fit guaranteed ia spcctacles at
7. NJ. BiossaL's.
SWEET Rusks every mornlng at
P. O'Shee's Bakery.
UNITED States Marshal Steele is re-
gistered at the Exchange.
n--Ex Mayor Fellows arrived home
last week, having been absent about
ten days. He speaks of going North.
GRAY hairs are honorable, bnt
few like them. Clothe them with
the hues of youth by using Ayers
Hair Vigor.
AN attempt is being made TO en-
force the much abused Sunday law.
Particular attention will be paid to
club-rooms.
CAPT. Paups deputies were out
on Monday collecting poll taxes.
1t made the unused ones growl, grunt
and grumble.
--FoR fresh corn meal call at Col.
RaxsdaIe's Mill. 1t grinds every
day. His prices are fxed:--60 cents
q bushel or Is cents peck.
--"D1cK" Reinach, from Loyti's
Bridge, came in to see US on Mon
day. He will remain in Town TO at
tend to business Of a delicate nature.
-DoN'r forget to get your bot
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 2. O'Shee's Bakery and G o.
Gerry Store. Orders from country
stores solicited and promptly at
tended to.
SAMUEL H. IRWIN, of Ute Creek,
Colfsx Co., New Mexico, says:--If
my wife would quit work as she
should at her age (6l) she would
live years monument to the magic
influence of the "Only Lung Pad"
Sec Advertisement.
--WHAr We HATE.-We hate
growing, no matter the source or
cause, and recommend herewith the
remedy. Use s.. Jacobs Oil and
laugh at pain. 1t will do the work
every time st. l'aul Pioneer Press.
-CuAMpAGNE! sparkling cham
payne! hrny 3 Co.'S sparkling cham
payne! Who has not drank it, and
who does not love it2 The acknowl
edge brand-the purest and The best.
A. Rochereau q Co., are the Sole
Agents, No. 1G and Is ST. Louis ST.,
New Orleans, ED No. 6 South Will
liam ST., New York.
WE call particular attention to
the advertisement of Dr.. Lanng, Of
New Orleans. He cures all diseases
OF the ear, aud j in many cases
male wonderful cures. He is well
spoken of by the New Orleans press,
aft guarantee to our country friends,
who may visit the City. Office on
Canal Street.-The. 209.
Our jovial Jim-we should have
said Capt. Julius M. Nasits, the head
salesman of Baer and Mann, made
a flying trip through the Parish last
week, arriving home Saturday mig BIT
late. He told Us of a mud hole four
miles long, on Que of our Bayous, and
says that he will be fixed to tackle
it next time. He's going to pur-
chase one of Boyton's suits.
ARRIVALS atthe Exchange Ho-
tel: c. B. Frye, St. Louis, Mo-; r.
Corvetb, Dallas, Texas; c. c. Weems,
B. M. Hayes, Enfield Plantation;
Jno. L. Gill, New Orleans; Geo. 2.
Pickens, Loyd's Bridge; Jas. P. Bor,
denstall, Evergreen; Henry Marks,
New York, j. M. Nasits, Hong Kong.
China; J. A. Wise, Rapides; Louis
Bluestein, Lecomte.
The following are the marriage
licenses issued by the Clerk of the
Court from the 14th to the Goth o.
the present month:
VIM. Hawkins to Miss Lizzie Cox
Nathan Vincent to Miss Bette Short
Taylor Goodman to Miss Lena Byas
w. j. McManus to Miss Lizzie Baden
VIM. lies to Miss Adeline Moore
Scipio Crayton to Miss Amy Clubbs
]. T. Callahan to Miss r. NJ. Barton
Our lady friends who desire to
send orders to the Crescent City fol-
French Millinery goods, P. D. and
c. ?. Corsets, Fringes, Jet Orna.
ments, Spanish Lace Scarfs and Fl
chus, Parasols, Flowers, Plumes,
Fancy Sets, etc, will do we'll to or
der from E. E. Leland, No. 1873 Ca
nal street, where particular attention
is paid to the filling of country or.
ders. All will be suited alike.
ARE you going to Mardi Gras!
is question that is daily aske,
by some one. When we go to New
Orleans, we all want TO buy a nice
suit of clothes, or something in the
wearing line that will suit, fit and al
the same time look nice and neat
There is but one place! The ouly re-
liable clothing house in New Orleans.
Have you heard the name beforei
Yes, many times. No. 81 and SO Ca
nal street-Leon Godchaux's.
The business card of Mr.. .Tulius
Levin for the season of 1881, anpears
in our columns to day. The Groce
~ department, will, as in the past
ha Y>ros;1aI oyo, h.,