The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-05-24

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Cool weather again.
WHICH is unreasonable.
Ar this season of the year.
The cora crop must be set back
--bUY your Boots, Shoes and Hat
fsom Hustmyre.
Trash in abundance is bein,
burned around Town.
THERE are three bicycles in GU
City; why not get up a race.
--CoTToN baskets are already of
Tered for sale on Second Street.
"A. ALBERT, ST., from the Lake
Charles country, is in our City.
THE general health of our Citv
was never better than at the present
"A FURNISHED room for rent
apply at corner of Second and Fish
Streets.
TIE repairing of Cbronometers
and fine Gold Watches speciality, at
Ferguson and Schuack's.
-WK. M. LEVY, of the Supreme
Bench, passed up on the Jesse K.
Bell Monday, going home.
JACOB Walker, after an extend
ed trip through Southern Texas, ar
rived home on Fridays train.
JACOB Levin, son of our es-
seemed fellow citizen, Julius Levin.
has gone to Marshall, Texas.
THERE is some talk of changing
the time for the arrival and depar
ture of the trains at this place.
Try the Bouquet or Horse shoe
i've cent cigar at "Big" Heyman's.
The best in the market to day!
THERE was very poor attend
ance at the Churches on SUNDAY.
caused no doubt by the weather.
Ar the Ice Depot of Julius Lev
In, on Murray Street, Ice will be
sold the season through at three
cents per pound.
III the river continues rising at
the rate that it has been for the last
ten days, we can commence working
eur levees again.
-MIREs Rosenthal received
large lot of fresh family groceries |.
on Monday. He is selling at prices
to suit the times.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry
repaired by first-class and finished
workmen at T. M. Biossat's Jewelry
store on Second Street.
CLERK of the Court, George O. !
Watts, Is home again. While away
ne was the recipient of very costly
sovenir from Jay Gould.
GRATEFUL TO INvAL1Ds--Floreston
Cologne is grateful to invalids, be,
cause it is refreshing without the
sickening effect of most perfumes.
--JUsT received at William Hust
myre's, on Second Street, fine lot
of Polka-dot Lawns and Calicos; now
being sold cheap. Attention ladies.
Col. VIM. Polk, of Lamourie, $
was in Town last week. DR.. Hardee +
and DR.. CarnaI, from the same place, r
also visited our city a few days later. O
--WM. Hustmyre will sell you Dry
Goods, Dress Goods, Trimmings, No
lions, ETC., cheaper than they can be !.
bought elsewhere. Give him a trial =
at once.
MORNING to prevent, the Ath-
letics will cross bats with the Gilt
Edge Base Ball Club, of Lamourie,
on Sunday next in friendly con-
lest, at Inglewood.
THE best five cent cigar in Town
10 to be had at the grocery store of
big" Heyman. on Front Street.
8aer and Lawless are willing to put
Up their money on it. t
WIN. Hustmyre and julius Levin VI
he two livest merchants in Alexan- 3
lria. received each on Sunday night, y y
car load of freight on the railroad. D
This looks like change. Ii
--DoN'r forget that VIM. Hust- n n
nyre, at the Red Plow Store, corner 81 81,
t Second and Jackson streets, will S.
ell you more goods for Five Dollars w
han any of his competitors dare do.
The Bazaar which will be held at CO
Exchange Hall, May 3lst and June ca
ct and I'd, is intended to assist in tn
aising a fund to pay off the indebt- pu
dness of St. James Church, and to A
urchase an organ. do
-WITH a picked nine from the an
lubs in Rapides, our base ball play INC
rs are confident that they can defeat eh'
lther club in Natchltoches. Can't we
Q bring about match, Mr.. Vindi heI
storf Let US hear from you. ne'
-FRED. A. Bonito, the travelling in
preventative of Jno /. Adams Co., 30
Ter short business stay with US, wal
sparted for home on Friday morn lett
g, IN company with Mr.. Fitzpat- the
ca, the agent of Jno. I. Gibbons. up