The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-06-01
CONN nno 1)icinitu

SWEEP Rusks every morning a
P. O'Shee's Bakery.
WHEN are we to have another
railroad excursion2
Col. James C. Wise is in Town
He Is in fine spirits.
--TRY the automatic copying pen
oil, at t. NJ. Biossa,'s.
100 patterns, all sizes of Picture
Frames, at Albert's Gallery.
GENTS Celluloid Cuffs and Col.
lars, at Miss NJ. D. Clarke's.
GENUINE American Waltham
Watches at T. NJ. Biossat's.
-JusT received at A!bert's Gale
ry-a lot of Fancy Patent Cots.
-THE Pacific Fire Company hold
their monthly meeting tonight at
o'clock.
--F1sHINa parties generally se
ceive ducking when they 60 too fal
from home.
--JUsT received at T. NJ. Biossat's
large assortment of Waltham stem
winding watches.
-TaE only place to get the cele,
brated Medicatsd Eye Glasses, is at
T. M. Biossat's.
We have received our copy OF
the New Revised Testament. Who
wants to borry it7
-JUsr received-100 Large Size
Chromos, for sale cheaper than ever,
at Albert's Gallery.
THERE was another hitch in the
lower mail last week. Who, in this
instance, is to blame.
AUTOGRAPH Album 8, Scrap
Books and Black Walnut Brackets,
at Albert's Gallery.
-THERE is no danger at all of the
river ever overlooking again at this
point. That is all bosh.
HAVE you any old pictures to
copy? A. Albert has no superior
for that kind of work.
"A CONFERENCE of the Metho-
dist church, is now going on in town.
1t is being we'll attended.
--BUTToN- hole Boquet Holders, for
ladies and gentlemen, at the Milli-
merry store of Miss M. D. Clarke.
Our telegraph wire is tied fast
to tree at the AtchafaIaya river,
and for the present will not be used.
The patent gate is now being
exhibited on the streets. Our far.
mers will find it to be most conye.
nient.
DO you value your sight? if so
call at T. M. Biossaps and examine
his celebrated patent accommodating
spectacles.
Our handsome and clever young
friend, Mr.. W. F. Hall, representing
Hartwell Chambers, New Orleans,
was in Town last week.
--JUsT received at Miss M. D.
Clarke, direct from New York, a SUI
peru stock of ribbons, of the most
fashionable colors and latest tints.
--DoN'r forget to get your hot
bread and sweet rolls, every morn
ing, at V. Girsrd's Bakery. You all
know where he keeps, and he sells
cheap.
-FREsH bread and cakes every
day at P. O'Shee's Bakery aud Gro.
Gerry Store. Orders from country
stores solicited and promptly at.
tended to.
TUE weather continues to be
very disagreeable. We have rain
every day regular. The grass is
growing fine in some of the Town
gardens.
WANTED! somebody to compose
a verse or two of poetry, in memory
of the little boy who got left of the
locomotive on the last excursion.
He's mighty sick.
The prize cup, recently awarded
to Mr.. E. B Pendleton, for the best
score at glass bal! shooting, is still
on exhibition at the Jewelry store
of Ferguson and Schnack.
The young couple who eloped
from Texas, and were refused license
to marry in Shreveport last week,
passed down on the Silver City. We
failed to interview them.
The valuable plantation, situa
ted on Bayou Bouef, containing six
teen hundred acres, belonging to the
heirs of L. A. Stafford, will be sold
at Sheriff's sale on Saturday.
--MEssRs. Ferguson and Schnack,
on Front Street, have received their
mammoth Diebold safe. 1t is the
largest ever brought to this place,
and will weigh 5000 pounds.
MIR. NJ. S. Michael, of Baton
Rouge, representing Price Lucas,
of Louisville, KY, and Emil Weis s
Co., of St. Louis, Mo-, is in Town,
He paid US visit on Monday.
WE shall publish in our next is.
sue very interesting article taken
from valued exchange, concerning
our Parish affairs many years ago
written by w. H. Sparks for the At
lanta Constitution.
If you want good and reliable
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