The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-02-02
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WAR for our enlargement.
Col. J. C. Wise is in Town.
VALENTINES will soon appear
SWEET Rusks every morning a
?. O'Shee's Bakery.
Col. McGinnis arrived in Towl
on Monday morning.
-SToyE Rattle at 1. c. ,Miller's, OF
Friday evening, at 4 o'clock.
-MK. Ambrose Miller is paying
his parents here short visit.
GLASS BALLS and Spring Traps
for sale at Ferguson Schnack's.
THE public shoots, throughout
the Parish, opened on yesterday.
SCORE one for the DEMOCRAT
the official journal of the Parish.
--CoLT's and other Breech load
ing shot-guns, at Messrs. Ferguson
and Schnack.
The Gun and Rod Club will
have shooting match at glass balls.
on Saturday. Let every one attend
Mn. Chamberlain, of Shreve.
port, paid the DEMOCRAT a visit on
Monday last. He is visiting rela-
tives here.
We regret that we cannot pub
lish this issue, our New Orleans let-
ter. 1t is brimful Of intelligence for
the ladies.
THE Exchange Hotel, now un-
der the management of Col. French,
Is fast becoming a favorlte resort for
the travelling public.
THE "City Fathers" held their
regular monthly meeting at a late
hour yesterday. Their proceedings
will appear in our next.
Carr. Tony Dougherty, repre-
senting A Baldwin & Co., and jovial
Tom Wharton, of l. S. West, arrived
on Monday, per Jesse K. Bell. |
-GUsTAvE We'll, representing C.
B. Block Co., dealers in cigars and
tobacco, paid US visit on Monday.
"Baby' called on all of his friends.
d. AYERS Pills are the best of all |
purgatives for family use. They are
pleasant, safe and sure, and excel all !
other Pills in healing and curative
qualities.
-DoS'r forget to get your hot
bread and sweet rolls, every morn.
ing, at V. Glrard's Bakery. You ell
know where he keeps, and he sells
cheap.
-FREsH bread and cakes every
day at 2. O'Shee's Bakery and Gro
Gerry Store. Orders from country
stores solicited and promptly at
tended to.
BEAR in mind that Mr.. John
c. Goutden will do house or sign
painting on the most reasonable
terms, but for cash only His work
is guaranteed.
"A handsome prize will be awar.
ded to the lady selling the greatest
humber Of tickets for the Grand
Promenade Concert. Who will be
the lucky one?
-OUR young friend, Jonn NJ. b.
gan, returned home last week. For
the last two months be has been in
business in Shreveport. John is in
ane plight, and looking as happy
rs lord. -
The Pacific Fire Company hold ,
their meeting this evening at 7
o'clock, and to. morrow evening at {
The same hour the "Hooks" hold
their meeting. The Cornet Band
will be present on both occasions. ;
CHARLES C. FRARY, of Adrian, {
Michigan, says: To my complete +
surprise, l obtained good nights {
rest, the first night l wore an "Only
Lung Pad" l have suffered from T
Asthma for years. See ADVERTISE
nent. c
A STRONG CoNQUERoR.-Ac 7
TO an Illinois exchange, our days Of t
rheumatism are we'll nigh number /
ed. St. Jacobs Oil enters a rheu- c
matte territory, and conquers every
subject. That's right. We believe |
n 1t. - Milwaukee Evening Wis s
,onsin. II
Mn. P. G. Halyburton, having \
ust received an offer of a position f
n College, will not open school t
lere as he expected. He takes this r
opportunity TO express his thanks P
% those gentleman who kindly rem t
Tered him aid and extended him t
heir hospitality. "
-PRoF. Petszch is now perma- \
.lently located here and solicits the h
patronage of the music loving pub .
lc. Terms, S., 90 per month for tr