The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-29

NnAEo are pientltul In Town
--OUR farmers are busy planting
--BUY your Groceries from Al
Weinberg.
--OuR merchants generally repor,
trade as being llvely[2)
- TEE Danube came up Monda,
Ia place of the Jesse K. Bell. 4
- --MR. Julius Levin left for New
Orleans Sunday on the train.
lHE--A xUMBER of our sidewalks in
Town need repairing very much.
TIE female portion of our Town
are getting ready their Easter hats
--REPAIRINa the wharves and our
front street is the next thing in order
AN union RAILROAD depot is to
be constructed shortly in our City
limits.
--FRoM and after April lst, the
pay Of our Postmaster here is to he
increased.
--JUsr received At Albert's Gal.
lery, Folding Cots, Chairs, Camp
Stools, etc.
--JUDGE W. F. Blackman 10 hsv.
ing his residence on Second Street
reprinted.
The new residence in Piaeville
for the Sisters of Mercy is nearing
completion.
--HAvE you the good sugar in
your jeaus9 Ifso, you needn't mind
the hard times.
For sick headache and scid sto-
mach, Bsiley's Saline Apericnt will
give entire relief.
NM. Robt. P. Hunter left here
yesterday on the Danube for Co!fsx.
He will return to-day.
THE cry of the banana fiend is
10 now heard on our streets. "You
no likee, you NO takee."
The repairing of Chronometers
and fine Gold Watches specially, at
Ferguson and Schnack's.
The Knights of Pythias have
fitted up their Lodge room in the
Hynson building very nicely.
--THE river continues TO fall. Up
to the present writing it has dropped
down about IL inches altogether.
THE Shreveport ferry boat, Stir.
ling White, passed down by here on
Saturday last, New Orleans bound.
DO not fail to read all the adver-
tisements in this issue. You will
many things that will be of interest
to you.
LATHE WillieHustmyre has been
quite sick the past ten days with
whooping cough, but 10 now much
better.
Gov. McEnery has commits
stoned Michael Legras Inspector of
Weights and Measures for Rapides
Parish.
:, WHEN you want bargain in
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, etc, call
at "Big' 'Heyman's. He is Offering
goods at strickly cost.
Evening red and morning gray
speeds the traveller on his way; eve
ming gray and morning red brings
down rain upon your head.
Mines Rosenthal, on Second
Street, is model grocer. His gro
ceries are always fresh, and his
prices low down. Give him call.
IA STITCH in time saves nine"
Hurry up! II you want st, and get
your Spring Suit st "Big" Heyman's
Only the best goods at the cheapest
prices.
-ONE is scarcely ever out of sight
of come new building while travel
ling through our Parish, which is
good sign of our increasing pros.
perity.
-"BIG" Heyman continues to sell
goods at bottom prices--below any
other merchant. Don't fail to call
on him. Front street, under the Ex-
change Hotel.
--IF you want to spend pleasant
half hour reading the news of the
day, drop into the DEMOCRAT Office.
A cordial welcome will always be
extended to visitors.
--GEN. G. Mason Graham is max
ing q strong effort to have the State
Seminary rebuilt aud located at ITS
former site. The General deserves
praise for such an undertaking.
The Pacific Fire Company will
hold their regular annual meeting
next Monday, at which time the
election for officers takes place. All
members are reuuestef1 Tn he nresent