The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-04-26
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The same thing District Cour
In session.
You can get anything you wan
at Big Heymans.
VIZ had call on Monday from
Mr.. Joe Henry, of Natchitoches.
THE Jesse K. Bell on Monday
had the largest up trip of the season
YESTERDAY waa the Anniverss
~ of Pacific Fire Company No. /
"A FURNISHED room for rent =
apply at corner of Second and Fish
Streets.
--JUsT received at Albert's Gal.
lery, Folding Cots, Chairs, Camp
Stools, etc.
Tue Courthouse is the only live
place in town. There you can see a
crowd always.
Julius Levin's Ice Cream and
Soda Water Saloon is nicely fitted
up for ladies.
THE repairing of Chronometers
and fine Gold Watches speciality, at
Ferguson and Schnack's.
The boats are now so heavily
loaded on their up trips that they
are compelled to carry barges.
READ the communication signed
Temperance, which appears on this
page; it is worthy of perusal.
WE learn that the District At
torney will enter a nolle pros against
the rest of the Westport disturbers.
-THE New Orleans Pacific Co.,
will start running mixed trains be-
tween Shreveport and Cheneyyille,
on the LIST of May.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry
repaired by frst-class and finished
workmen at T. M. Biossat's Jewelry
store on Second Street.
WHEN you want a bargain in
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, etc, call
at "Big" Heyman's. He is Offering
goods at strickly cost.
ANOTHER extra lot ofjurors have
been drawn to serve for the fourth
week of the District Court. This
will probably be the; last.
IA STITCH in time saves nine"
Hurry up! if you want a fit, and get
your Spring Suit at "Big" Heyman's.
Only the best goods at the cheapest
prices.
THAI auction sale on Saturday,
OF the remnants of the stock of goods
Of Lazard Ehrstein, was witnessed |
by large crowd, many of whom
were purchasers.
Col. j. G. Wise, J. R. Thornton
Rev. II. c. Duncan, L. B. Baynard,
and Master Henry Hetherwick were
on the Jesse K. Bell on
Monday for this place.
JUDGE Daigre, in card publish
cd in Saturdays Express, declines
being q candidate for the position of
Circuit Judge. He withdraws in ia
Vor of Mr.. Robt. P. Hunter.
The Westport ARRAY will prob
ably cost the Parish of Rapides be-
Tween fifteen hundred and two thou
ssod dollars, and that too without q
single conviction. For this are we
doctors.
ELEGANCE AND PURITY. - Ladies
Vho appreciate elegance and purity
IRE using Psrker's Hair Balsam. 1t
o the best article sold for restoring
yrsy hair to it's originsl color, beau
y and lustre.
The time when the lazy sport
his fishing pole and peck :
to his refreshments, and makes way :
or the nearest slough, bayou or
'inewoods stream, has come. Do r
'ou hear Mr.. Fisherman
The following boats have passed
p and down since our last issue: q
Wednesday, Jesse X. Bell, down; O
'terling White, up; Friday, Jno. D. 0
Gully, down; Yszoo Valley, up; e
ionday, Jesse K. Bell aud Jewel up; z
Danube. h
Cash prices of Sewing Machines :"
Ferguson and Schnsck's, Watch e
,akers and Jewellers, Front Street: p
Wheeler ard Wilson, No. S----.--- 30 so 81
I'm. Singer. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % 90 n
merican. 30 Ce !,
III is about time that candidates t,
,r the Mayors office, which cleo tc
on does not take place until Janu @
~ next, were announcing them 4,
s!ves. They generally like to in fe
'rm their friends for what office W
ley are running. Al
LETTERS remaining in the Post P
flee at Alexandria, for the week o.
lding April 22nd: o.
BILE, James A. Bash. Herleit, ="
eayer, J. P. r. Bedelle, Jas. w. III
uard, MIG Carter, Wash tC