The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-12-07
Groceries at Weinberg's.

--FREsH Groceries at Weinberg's.
LADIES Sewing Chairs at A.
Albert and Son.
--"B1G" Heyman has new cash
Ter in the person of Mr.. Dupena.
THE big show is coming! Get
ready. It will be here next Tuesday.
OPERA Necklaces, Chains, Lock
cts, Crosses, etc., at Ferguson and
Schnack's.
-PHoroaRApH and Chrome Frames,
all sizes, at Albert's Gallery, opposite
Court House.
The packet, Jesse K. Bell did
not arrive here until Monday late;
she does not go any higher up.
WHEN T. NJ. Biossat comes back
be will have everything needed in
the toy line, besides which he will
have fancy articles in profusion.
GREEN Fitzpatrick, Pineville's
constable, chosen but short time
back, embezzled about $40 in money
and dumped the Town. leaving his
securities to pay the missing money.
Ar this season of the year
Coughs and Colds are prevalent. In.
slant relief can be obtained by using
St. Johns Expectorant. Bottles, 81
or 30 cents. Henry St. John, Front
Street.
SAM. STICKNEY's Big Show is COM
ing. It will exhibit here next Monday,
and in Pineville the following day. 1t
is said to be one of the best Shows trav-
cling South this Winter. Wait for it!
Watch for it.
Ar this season of the year
Coughs and Colds are prevalent. In
slant relief can be obtained by using
St. Sohn's Expectorant. Bottles, 81
or so cents, Henry St. John, Front
Street.
On Sunday last there there oc.
Cured row at the saloon of F.
Fluck, in which Joe Dorsey, colored,
was shot by Jacob Fritz, white, and
seriously wounded. Fritz was keep.
Ing bar for Fluck at the time, and
it is said that he shot Dorsey whilst
under arrest.
JOHN C. Gouldeu has a large
stock of wall paper and border on
baud, and is prepared to carry on
that branch of his business as usual
1t is better and cheaper than thai
offered by any one else in Town. HI
can do your work and furnish you
the material, and soliclts the patron
age of the public in the house, sigr
and ornamental painting line.
ARRIVALS at the Exchange Ho
tel for the week ending Deer 5th
Eli Blum, D. A. Mayer, L. Forno
H. C. Elder, R. NJ. Odell, T. R. Da
wilson, L. D. Campbell, P. L. Broth
ers, A. Cessac, Hy Lehman, New Or
leans; W. L. Scott, Ark; W A Banks
Miss; I. j. Davis, South Carolina
W. R. Richardson, Monroe, La; H
H. Yurell, Marshal, Texas; S. Hurst
S. E. Summers, St. Louis; Jas. JET
fries, Rapides; W. F. Hayes, Gin
ton, La.
Col. Thos.. B. French has rent
ed the Exchange Hotel for anothe
year, and has taken into partnershi
with him our friend. R. T. Hyr
son. As in the past the Hotel wi
be first class in every respect, ever
,, effort being made to make it til
stopping place for ladies and gent
Together they have also rented til
Irving building on Second stree
| in which they are to have an A N
!. / Restaurant. They are both desc
!, wing gentlemen and should be libe
ally patronized.
/, WINDOW Shades, Cord, Tassels, etc
8 at A. Albert and Son.
Prisons who are not in the hab
e of reading newspapers scarcely kno
c what is going on in this busy world
i, ours. If you do not read the Town p
= pers you will never know who are Ii
men and who are not. The many a
: vantages of advertising have new
D been doubted as yet, and even the mo
e close-fsted will acknowledge 1t to be
benefit to business men generally.
Frank Graham, the painter, is a stroI
adherent to such principles, and wou
8 have the whole world know that he
J. still alive and kicking. He is the "bo
e painter" in this section, and don't y
. forget it. All kinds of painting neat
;, done and with dispatch. His shop
" on Front Street, near the leyee, aero
l. he street from Cullen and Rogers va