The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-08-23

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other mill or agent. Satisfaction
guaranteed. tnov19
We acknowledge the receipt Of
On invitation TO attend q Hop" to
be given by the young gentlemen of
Alexandria, at The Town Hall, on
Friday evening, August 25th, 1852,
and return thanks for aame to the
invitation committee, composed OF
Messrs. Flower, Cockerile and Spri.s
In another column Of to-dav's
issue will be found the advertise
ment of Mr.. Isaac Sackman, who has
just returned to his old home from
New Orleans, and proposes, as Of
yore, to furnish our citizens with the
choicest beef, mutton and pork, at
living prices. His terms are strict
ly cash.
WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS. Is a
reliable medicine that never does
any harm and that prevents and
cures disease by keeping the stom-
ach in order, the bowels regular, and
the kidneys and liver active. Such
medicine is Parker's Ginger Tonic.
1t relieves every case, and has cured
thousands. See other column.-Tri
bune.
Mn. Stafford, the gentlemanly
contractor who is to build the Nor
gan depots, round house, turn table,
ETC., at this place, arrived here on
Monday. He hes started work and
will complete the same in about for
ty days. The depot will run paral
lei with the river and will be one
hundred feet long.
-THE FIRST bale Of cotton, (thls
years crop raised in Rapides, was
brought to Town yesterday and sold
to Alexandria's cotton king, Wm
Hustmyre. II was raised by Bra
shear Brothers, on Bayou Rapides
and weighs 609 pounds. 1t will be
shipped to-day on the Laura Lee tc
R. NJ. Walmsley Co., New:Orleans
First blood for Hustmyre!
--BAER with US, while we relate
to you q little story entitled th'
"Forest King" a serious story il
one bottle, by the author of "many
elrunks," the ingredients of which
only can be had by calling on tn,
courteous young gentlemen at tn
model Grocery Department of A
Heyman's.
n. B.-This was intended for GU
Mammoth not "mammouth" Octobe
edition, which has been deferred.
The following appears in th
{ Express of Saturday:
"The business manager of the Democrs
called upon one of these gentlemen an
| made proposition to do the same thinl
which was rejected
The business manager of the DEN
: ocRAr did no such thing, and "
u challenge the Editor Of that pape
to prove it. He should be more pa
ticular in future as regards inform:
- tion given him concerning Us an
confine himself accordingly.
= The room under the City Ha!
" recently occupied by Mr.. 4. Wei
berg as a Grocery Store is now VI
can't We respectfully suggest th'
s the City Fathers have the room f
tt ted up for the use Of the "Boys" {
the Stonewall Hook and Lodder Co
d who have long been anxiously wan
e ing it for Truck House, but did n
like to ask that tenant be ejecte
r. that they might occupy it. We We
Or ture the assertion that these your
men will make the room an orname
is instead of an eyesore.
of The daily experience of eve
one is that neglect Of the bowels
70 the prime cause Of i'll health. Te
timony of the late Chief Justice
a. Georgia: 81 have used Simmons Ii
err Regulator for constipation of 4
bowels caused by q temporary {
'n rangement of the liver, for the Ia
X three or four years, and always VIII
81 used according to the directions wi
decided benefit. ] think it is a 60
ell medicine for the arrangement OF
as liver, at least such has been my p
nd sonal experience in the use OF It,
HIRAM WARNER, Chief Justice
.st Georgia"
err, F1RE.-Raxsdale's Gin or Plani
Mill, in the upper part of Town,
Bayou Rapides, was burned to
re- ground yesterday evening. The
m. originated in the engine room, Q
tpr caught from S spark or coal that
fnl on to a pile of shayiDgs near
boiler. that were being used a.
time for .kindliug. When the
&c, alarm was sounded the building
res almost wrapped In flames, viii
IL with the long distance from the
MS cine House together with the seal
supply of water, prevented our I
RS, men from saving the building, VII
,ut under different circumstances MI
ade have been done. The building
The machinery was owned by F. Ra
dale and valued at about $4,000.
)ry learn that there was no insurance
ats, ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. l9.-The
of mains of Senator Hill were placet
ind a beautiful bronze casket, exai
like the one in which President I
use field was buried. At $3.50 the
Ids mains were carried to the First
,ol- thodist Church, under escort of
air hundred members of the Atlanta
Dch and the committee of Senators, G
posed of Messrs. Lamar, of Mis-
he sippi; Beck, of Kentucky; Mo rs
Wv of Alabama; Butler, of South Vi
~, linn. Johnston, of Virginia; Fen