The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-05-17


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--IHs mornings are unpleasant
cool.
Has your "purp'' q Corporate
collar?
--THE dewberry season IL owe
What next2
Boy your Boots, Shoes and Hat
from Hustmyre.
-fIaEVILLE is ahead of us;-sh
has had her picnic.
THE packet, Jesse K. Bell. mad
our wharf by $3.50 a. m. on Monday
-OUR merchants are complainin,
OF dull times. Have patience, gen
element
"A FURNISHED room for rent
apply at corner of Second and Fist
Streets.
TO @: We cannot publish such
a conundrum, and particularly as
original.
Din you win prize in the last
drowning of the Lottery No! Well,
try again.
GEO. L. Sands, one of the rail
road bosses went down the road by
Mondays train.
The "Home'' is a new candidate
for public favors. Situated at the
old Gem saloon.
Fish are said to be biting we'll
In our bayous near Town;-and so
are the mosquitoes.
Mn. Garner, in the Second Ward.
is having new fence built around
his family residence.
we were visited with a light
hail storm on Friday night, the 18th
Inst. Nothing damaged.
The repairing of Chronometers
and fine Gold Watches speciality, at
Ferguson and Schnack's.
MN. S. Schmalinski is building
an extensive addition to his family |
residence on Third street.
The crops along the railroad
from here to Shreveport are not as
far advanced as they ought to be.
IT Is almost too soon to 90
fishing, or rather that is the opinion
OF those who went to the creeks last
week.
WILL the authorities attend to
the wants Of the uptown taxpayers?
The bitches are sadly in need of
work! |,
-MR. VIM. Cruikshank will open
shortly at the old stand of the Gem, i
on Front Street, q first class drink
Ing saloon. II
Ar the Ice Depot of Julius Lev
In, on Murray Street, Ice will be 7
sold the season through at three n
cents per pound. +
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry e
repaired by irst-class and finished d
at 7. M. Biossat's Jewelry s
store on Second Street. tt
SOME of the worthless ours run s.
ling at large in our streets, are to be
reated, in day or two, to load of W
hot by Constable Calvit. W
The cotton crop is az, far ad- Ell
'anced in Rapides Parish at present Sc
% it was this time last year. Cane pi
far ahead of last season. q
GRATEFUL TO INyALIDs-Floreston 10
ologne is grateful to invalids, be- W
auss it is refreshing without the
ckening effect Of most perfumes. fir
The first through train from or
ew Orleans, on the Morgan road, pr
nee the flood, arrived here Thurs wi
~ night, bringing US our mails on si'
me. pa
VIZ. Hustmyre will sell you Dry mi n
Gods, Dress Goods, Trimmings, No 20
on etc., cheaper than they can be
'ugnt elsewhere. Give him a trial an
once. nil
TO MORROW being Ascension vii
ay," there will be two Masses cele- Me
ated In the Catholic Church, the vel
at at $50 and the second at $50 mes
clock A. M. 20,
AN old unoccupied building, PIE
ar Pineville, was destroyed by fire :
last Friday night. OF course, it sto
ast have been the work of an in we
ndiary. me
Mn. Levi Stewart left by the last De- De!
p OF the Bell for Baton Rouge p . oi
:. 3. hopes to put in few weeks -: u
The case" in the office of the "of- ISL
lal Journal" mos
ket.
we are again receiving our New
ieans mails regularly by the Nor fro;
Train. Our Shreveport exchan- S sIa.
are old when they reach US. s on, ,
~ is this2 al
roaC
MASTER Walter Smith, a son of two
=. M. L. Smith, was thrown from and
orss on Thursday afternoon, and of f
e;sea severe though not danger. how
injuries. was