The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-22

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-BusIsEss here is nearing stant
Dor your Groceries from Alb,
Weinberg.
-OuR draymen are rather bois
terous of late.
-SoHE of our farmers can shortl,
60 to planting.
--KITEs are oil the 90 among the
little boys now.
VEGETABLES were never scarce,
at this season of the year.
THERE 10 fine prospect ahead
for good fishing this season,
How about the dewberry crop
this year1 Can any one tell us7
--FoR sick headache and acid sto
mach, Bailey's Saline Aperient will
give entire relief.
MR.. Isaie Wells butcher stall
was robbed on two different occs-
sions last week.
The colored boys of Town have
organized a Base Ball Club, and were
practising on Sunday.
-THE repairing of Chronometers
and fine Gold Watches a speciality, at
Ferguson aud Schnack's.
TAG weather during the past
week has been very pleasant, though
more like Summer than Spring.
"A SPECIAL notice to Firemeu,
signed by the Chief Of the Fire De
partment, will be found In this issue.
--WHEN you want a bargain in
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, etc, call
at "Big" Heyman's. He is Offering
goods At strickly cost.
We think that we can safely as
sert that our Town will escape an
overflow. Our citizens are cheering
up over this good news.
Two squares of ground, near the
old railroad depot at this place, have
been sold by Ralph Smith to the
Morgan r. Il. 60. for $4,000.
ANY woman who feels poorly
aud Is full of aches and pains once a
month, should NOT hesitate to use DR..
Dromgoole's English Female Bitters.
IA STITCH In time saves nine"
Hurry up! il you want fis, and get
your Spring Suit at "Big'' Heyman's.
Only the best goods at the cheapest
prices.
-"BIa" Heyman continues to sell
goods At bottom prices-below any
other merchant. Don't fail to call
Oh him. Front street, under the Ex-
change Hotel.
TIE following steamboats, have
passed up and down since our last:
Wednesday, Jesse K. Bell down;
Friday, Danube and Yazoo Valley
down; Monday, Bell up.
The store of Mr.. P. O'Shee
was entered on Friday night last by
acme unknown and robbed. Mr..
OShea missed his gold watch and
afty.swo dollars in money.
"A LARGE black bear, not ia me
one, was seen last Saturday night in
The open field near the residence of ,
Mira. Marsh. No attempt was made
10 capture Mr.. Bruin.
ANNOYANCE AvolDED.-Gray hairs
Are honorable but their premature
appearance is annoying. Parker's I
Hair Balsam prevents the annoyance j
BY promptly restoring the youthful !
color. :
CASH prices of Sewing Machines G
It Ferguson and Schnack's. Watch a
makers and jewelers., Front Street: =
White ........-.....--..... so
Wheeler ard Wilson, No. s-....... 32 so
VIM. Singer. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25 90
american NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 90 II
ON Saturday last, near Lecomte, a
70 the Morgan train was coming up, :,
number of stones and brickbats
we're thrown into the coaches, strik- "
ng some of the passengers. Among s
hs number was our friend across o.
be way, Capt. Nssits, who received fe
terrible blow over his right eye. OF
"A Coop nurse should not hest =
ate TO wait upon those whom even a,
ucn disease az smallpox has at b,
acked. There is little to be feared d.
y persons waiting on the sick if ei
ney will use Darby's Prophylactic M
iald freely in the water they battle OF
.ita aud also take it internally. In -,
lex rooms it should be exposed on ~ ~
'ate or saucer, and the patient or or
ponged off with the Fluid diluted W, wi
'tsh water, aud also few drops used fr,
''ernally. 1t should also lie used nj,
uQut AVprn ~, IS a.,