The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-02-16
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.-BuY your,Dry Combs fyom..Bi.

SUWN NV ~A%&lIlLM
--BuY youraDFy Goods fsom Big
Heyman.
--OLD Mrs. Grundy was mistaken,
that's all.
No cases in the Mayors. Court
last week. as =
The overflow 6end is again on
the rampage. - s..AIs 81.
Our delinqueLts are. requested
to call in and settle.
THE beats are bringing freight
up at card rates.
-WooD commands SO per cord on
the wharf, and IS cents per cord
drayage.
Ma. A. Heyman offers 800 re-
ward for the apprehension of the
parties who robbed his store on Fri
day night last.
--FoR fresh corr meal call at Col.
Raxsdale's. Mill. 1t grinds every
day. His prices are fxed:--60 cents
q bushel or Is cents a peck.
-THE independent packet, Kate
Kinney, passed down on Saturday
evening with q big load Of the STA.
pie and a goodly lot Of passengers
--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'heF 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 to.
The License Ordinance for the
year 1881, passed by the Board of
Aldermen February. 9Th, appears in
our columns to-day. Read it, We in
terested ones!
-THE mails from below have been
very irregular during the past ten
days. In fact we have only received
our New Orleans dailies once since
our last issue.
-THE recent heavy rasns have
brought up tic river about fifteen
feet. 1t came to a stand ou Sunday,
and at the present writing, Monday
evening, it has recededa few inches:
-THE "City Fathers have had
some important repairs done, dr.
ing the past week, on the upper
wharf. The very high stage of The
water prevents their placing it in
thorough repair. .
-HENRY VAN NORWICH, Of To:
ledo, Ohio, says: A friend prevailed
upon me to try an s:Oniy Lung Pad'
aud l sustained immediate relief from
a rackilg cough. i kRoW the Pal
helped me. See Adv.
-Do you wish a neat sign paint
ell, or your house papered or paint
ed2 Do you wish 70 have it done
by a good and skilled workman?
II so, call on j, C. Goulden. Shop
in rear of the DEMocRAr office.
TINS sale of the property ofthe
Succession Of VIM. Mills will come
of, at public auction, on Saturday.
The property to be sold is very d"si-
rably situated, being on the corner
of Second and jackson Streets, ami,
we hear it will bring its fal4svaase.
The young men of the Hook
and Ladder Co. have sent to New
York for the material with which to
'deck themselves put in a new uni
FORM" The uniform will be a very
pretty one, and will be ready for the
Grand Parade in April.
-Ex-CHrEF Justice Manning and
/, daughter arrived home Monday ror
ming, per steamer jesse K. Bell.
The Judge is just from Washington
City, where he has been to attend
a meeting of the Board of Trustees
of the Peabody Fund.
1T is with pleasure that we call
attention to the staudingcard of DR..
Lanng, Dcllist, of New Orleans. He
shasdbesn before the public for many
years, and, never in a. single instance
has he ever failed to perfect a speedy
cure for all diseases of the eye.
SEE THE CoNQuERINe HERO, ETC.
Among the most wonderful arti-
cles of the period is St. Jacobs Oil.
The Hon. Leonard SWEET, of Chica-
90, pronounces it the most thorough
: conqueror of pain that be has ever
known. -.[Cleyeland Penny Press.
"A coLoRED man, whose name we
did not learn, having taken aboard a
little too much of old tanglefoot,
"laid down TO rest" on Friday eve
ming last, III the lower end of Town,
and was found dead Saturday morn
ing, having frozen to death some
time during the night. - .Ia'
- -THE only secret about Ayers
Cherry Pectoral is in the selection of
the best materials for the cure of
coughs and colds and s~killfully com
bining them by chemical processes,
This all medical men are aware Of,