The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-06-08
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The river is falling.
-WEINBURG's is the place.
The Police Jury are in session.
The railroad gentlemen are in
want Of ties.
--SwEET Rusks every morning AT
P. O'Shee's Bakery.
You're not a la da da fellah,
Unless your names on your umbrellah !!
Try the automatic copying pen
Gil, at T. NJ. Biossat's.
Tain things for Summer swell
tering at Hustmyre's.
Buy your groceries from Vein
burg, on Second Street.
GENUINE American Waltham
Watches at I. NJ. Biossat's.
Ting Town Council held their
moathly meeting on Tuesday.
The John c. Rogers was sue
cesfully launched on Monday.
-Jusr received at Albert's Gale
ry--a lot of Fancy Patent Cots.
This is the season of the year
when our NJ. DIS are kept busy.
Go to Weinburg's when you want
fresh groceries. He sells cheap.
Miss Mary Stanley has gone TO
Natchitoches, to visit relatives.
The children of Pinevile were
given a ride over the railroad on Sat
urday.
THE railroad is completed to the
Peudleton lane, a distance of about
five miles.
FAMILIES can get the freshest
groceries in this market, by buying
at Weinburg's.
--JUsT received at T. M. Biossat's
large assortment of Waltham stem
winding watches.
THE only place to get the cele-
brated Medicatsd Eyeglasses, is at
T. M. Biossat's.
THE Yazoo Valley passed down
on Sunday; the John D. Scully went
up on Monday.
--JUsr received-100 Large Size
Chromos, for sale cheaper than evor,
at Albert's Gallery.
THE steamer Cherokee arrived
here on the I'd inst, with a second
load of railroad iron.
AUTOGRAPH A buns, Scrap
Books and Black Walnut Brackets,
at Aibert's Gallery.
MA. j. NJ. Cressy, representing
D. H. Holmes, of New Orleans, paid
US visit last week.
HAVE you any old pictures to
copy3 A. Albert has NO superior
for that kind Of work.
MIR. S. .Schmalinski has put up
a street lamp, on the corner of Third
and Washington streets.
You can get the very best gro
ceries in Town by going to the store
of A. Weinburg, on Second Street.
THEY wanted to see who they
looked like; they sent to Connect
icut firm, and now they are happy(2)
DO you value your sight2 If so
call at I. NJ. Biossat's and examine
his celebrated patent accommodating
spectacles.
Our next issue will contain the
official proceedings of the Police
Jury. They will, as usual, be very
interesting. -
"A NUMBER of young ladies and
gentlemen, all from Town, went to
bayou Choctaw on yesterday, TO try
their luck at fishing.
Tue property owners of Alexan-
dria will please read very impor-
tant notice in to-day's issue, inser
ted for their especial benefit.
The Jesse K. Bell has laid up
and will be repaired for the coming
season. The Jewel has taken her
place. She passed up on Monday.
The plantation sold at Sherift's
sale on Saturday, known as the Stat
ford place, was bid in for Renshaw,
Cammack & Co., for the sum of $l2,
800.
--DoN'T forget to get your hot
bread and sweet rolls, every morn.
ing, at v. Girard'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 to.
One day last week a saddle col
ored genlleman(2) received sound
cowhiding at the hands of one of the
colored inamoratos of Town, on one
of our principal street corners.
--CoTToN blooms have been dis.
covered on A. Armstead's place, but
"a short distance from Town. This
is rather early, considering the many
drawbacks to the cotton crop.
CHOICE family groceries, cigars,
all sorts of canned goods, candies,
tobaccos, and, in fact, everything
usually kept in first class grocery
A. Weinburg's under the Town Hall.
-AYER's Pills contain no croton