The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-08-30
Coy. McEnerv has o,no;..,

'o"su'y cohVefsant with the dutie
OF the office, and is in eyery wa
qualified for the position.
Mn. E. We'll, President Of tn
Hebrew Benevolent Society, has Div
en- notice that all places Of bushes
conducted by Hebrews, in this Par
lsh, will be closed on the follow;n,
days: Thursday, September 18th. Sat
nrday September 10Th, and Saturday
September 23d.
MIR. Adolphe Baer, of the gro
Gerry establishment of A. Heyman
informs ns that in few DAYS h,
VIII be able to offer to the people o
Alexandria and vicinity, one of th,
hnest, largest and best selected
stocks OF groceries and eatables eve
brought to this market.
--MIssEs Ada Drown, Mamie Ora
cey and Mollie Clarke, accompanied
ny Geo. F. Drown, who have been OF
visit here, leave this evening TO,
New Orleans by the Silver CITY
They will be sadly missed by all who
had the pleasure of making thei,
acquaintance while here.
--ANYoNE requiring lumber will
una 1t TO their interest to consult
Eyeritt Bros, before buying. They
deliver lumber direct from their mil
to residents of Pineville or Alexan.
drla for cash, at prices below any
other mill or agent. Satisfaction
guaranteed. tnovl9
WHAT EVERYBODY WANrs.-Is q
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. ~
Tue following was sent US las,
week through the Post Office. Not
having any name signed to it We are
unable to say who sent it, however,
we publish it:
Ladies with clerks who sympathize,
Should all unite to fix,
This as their motto-patronize,
Those stores which close at six,
--MEssRs. French and Hynson re.
ceiyed on Monday last a postal card
from the manager Of the J. G. Stu,tz
Mammoth Star Company, dated BIZ
loxi, Miss. August 25th:
My company will visit you on first
through train-full Brass Band and
Orchestra. Will. play with you "a
Celebrated Case" and "Niagara."--
Please inform your newspapers.
G. STUTTz.
--EvERY person owning even a
small garden spot should set out
small fruits, and to know when, how
and what to plant send to A. NJ.
Purdy, Palmyra, N. Y, for his cata.
logue, sent free to all applicants; or
% cents in stamps will get his Ga
page "Small Fruit Instructor" He
also publishes a 20 page monthly
paper called "The Fruit Recorder
and Cottage Gardener" price 81 90
per year, or from this time to Dec.
1883, only $l.00. He sends speci-
men copy free to all applicants.
is your liver out of or,ler2 Then
is your whole system derauged-the
blood is impure, the breath offensive
you have headache, feel languid,
and nervous, have no appe-
lite, your sleep is troubled and
unrefreshing. To prevent more
serious condition, take at once q
half-table. spoonful of Simmons Liver
three times a day-it will
soon restore the healthy action of the
liver, bowels and kidneys. 81 recon,
mend Simmons Liver Regulator to
all my friends, as l have personally
known it to cure all liver disorders
md sick headache. A. MERRITT,
Beverly, N. j."
-THE Governor has made very
acceptable and judicious selection
or the vacant assessorship in the
appointment of James Andrews, Jr.,
% that position. The acceptance of
he Office by Mr.. Andrews leaves the
of our little city vacant.
". C. McGimsey, Esq, leaves this
morning on the Laura Lee for a few
lays visit to his children at Baton
Rouge, where be will interview the
Governor and submit an application
or the vacant Mayoralty, together
With the flattering endorsement of
'ur citizens. This also will be an
appointment on the part
# Governor McEnery, for we are
confident that Mr.. McGimsey will
Ill The position of Mayor with eff
'iency and fairness. He has no com.
,etitor for the place and we trust
hat the mantle of the ex-Mayor will
all upon the shoulders of our friend.
The SUPREME BENcH.-Governor
dcEnery has determined to tender
he position on the Supreme Bench,
endered vacant by the death of JUS
ice Levy, to ex-Chief Justice Man
ing. 1t is not known whether or
ot Judge Manning will accept the
ppointment, but it is the universal
esire of the bar Of New Orleans that
IL should do 80. The Governor &C.
the appointment with an
rgent appeal for his acceptance.
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