The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-01-12
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10 Baer and Mann.
--JUsT % teachers--hut one sine
cure. 1t might have been worse
--FoR Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis
and all affections of the Lungs, IKE
Ayers Cherry Peetoral.
The Superintendenrs salary
would pay another teacher fully six
months, for--doing something!
For fresh corn meal call at Col.
RaxsdaIe's Mill. 1t grinds every
day. His prices are fixed so cents
q bushel or Is cents peck.
In justice to the absent mem.
beers, we will state that there was
but two wards represented at the last
meeting of the School Board.
-FREsH bread and cakes every
day at p. OfSeee's Bakery and Gro
Gerry Stole. Orders from country
stores solicited and promptly at
tended to.
WIZ not let the poor and uned-
acated children get the benefit by
abolishing the sinecure Of Superin-
tendent and appointing one more
teacher at 5000 year?
--WHY will you suffer with cold,
when an overcoat can be bought so
cheap at the Clothing house of Baer
and Mann, "Big" Heyman, Agent
and Manager?
-HURRAH for the School Board!
They have appointed % teachers to
instruct the rising generation, and
one Superintendent, at 5000 a year,
to--do nothing!
j. R. CAIRNS, Sheriff of Lena
wee Co., Mich, says:-I have worn
an "Only Lung Pad" for Bronchial
difficulties, and have not been tron
bled with a cough nights since wear
ing it.-See ADV.
DURING this cold weather, if
you wish to make your houses warm
and comfortable, just get j. c. Goul-
den to paper them. Don't forget
that he also does all kinds of paint
ing, glazing, etc. His prices are
moderate. Give him a call.
-MUcH is expected in the way Of
vetrenchment and reform, Of our
new Town Council. They 60 into
office with clean hands, new set OF
hooks and some cash on hand. The
gentlemen elected will certainly look
TO the interest of their constituents.
The duty Of the Superintendent
is to visit, at stated intervals, all of
the public schools Of our Parish and
report their progress, etc. Can he
afford to 10 it at 5000 q year?
Will he, oh, will he do it?
Ar the regular monthly meeting
Of the Stonewall Hook aud Ladder
Company, held on Thursday night
last, the follow g gentlemen were
elected officers to serve for the ensu
ing year: Jacob Walker, President;
Jos. B. Racial, Vice President; A.
B. Racial, Secretary; Jacob Geiger,
Treasurer; John Graham, Foreman;
JAS. S. Davis, First Assistant; Jos.
We'll, Second Assistant; DR.. A. Ra
chal, Custodian.
we are proud to state that our
Fire Department Brass Band is pro-
crossing handsomely. They enter
tanned both companies, on their re
spective meeting nights, with some
excellent music. Under the guild
auce of their efficient leader, Prof.
Ed. Petzsch, we fell assured they
will succeed. That you may, "boys,"
is our feryent wish; and there's no
elbow" about it, either, naught bnt
the true expression of our feelings
toward you.
Col. L. B. French has taken
charge of the Exchange Hotel, and
will retain control of it during the
present year. He solicits the pa.
tronage of his friends and the travel
ing public generally. He promises
them good, comfortable beds, neat
and warm apartments, and the best
of everything, in the gastronomic
line, that our market affords. And
you may rely upon it that the Col.
means just what he says. See his
card in another column.
-WIrH the advent of New Year
the "boss" Blacksmith and Wheel
wright, johnnie" Harris. informs
his friends that be is still prepared
and ready to do all work in his line.
AS he guarantees his work to be first
class and lasting, he insists npon
working only for cask. He will work
under no other condition. Remem-
her his Shop is at the corner of
Fourth & Murray Streets. Don't
forget TO give him call, and as YOU
will get none but the best of work, be
sure to bring the money and pay up
like a man!-or you can't get it!
Johnnie" means business, and be
sure you recollect it,!
The late Municipal election,
helo IN this Town on Monday, Jan.
uary I'd, 1881, resulted as follows:
FOR MAYOR:
Jaues K. Andrews. ,96 votes
John Clements.
DIR. G. w. Laasy..
FOR CaUNCILMEN:
First Ward. .Edouarl We'll
Second Ward .-...- Bernhard Mave,
Third Ward. IN. L. McGipnis
Fourth Ward. w. D. Dal. ,.-a
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