The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-06-27
we are having at present too
much rain for the growing crops.

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much rain for the growing crops.
For SALE.-A yoke of fine, large
well-broken oxen. Apply at this of
flee.
--DoN'T fail to attend the Schoo
Exhibition on the I'd of July at tn,
Exchange Hotel.
GET your book and job printing
done at the DEMOCRAT office. Prices
to suit the times.
THE packet was on time Mon
day, reaching her Town mooring:
about 2 o'clock.
SUNDAY, St. Johns Day, was eel
ehrated here by the Masonic frater
nifty in becoming manner.
COOP health, rosy cheeks and
beautiful skin, ladies can get by
using Browns Iron Bitters.
-MoRRIs Aaron will sell on the
streets during the remainder of this
week his famed pine apple ice.cream.
we publish in another column
the programme to be carried out at
the Peabody School Exhibition next
Monday night.
THE best of Summer beverages
eau he had at the Sample Room Bar.
The pineapple lemonades are hard
to beat. Try one.
REV. Meyer was presented with
handsome gold watch and chain at
the Confirmation party of Miss Crick-
ett Levin last night.
Mn. Andrew Crawford left here
by boat on Monday for St. Maurice :
He is in the employ of Mr.. Slliman,
and will act as his book keeper.
Masters Clarence Sprigg and
Octo Watts arrived home from school
in Kentucky, on Friday night last.
They came up on the Texas Pacific.
We learn that Mr.. j. W. Taber,
of Shreveport, of the firm of Taber
and Marburg, Shreveport, will short
ly establish a branch insurance agen-
cy here.
Mr.. G. W. Morton, the gentle
manly agent here of the Texas and
Pacific Railroad, has placed this ed
itor under obligations during the
present week.
DIR. Jas. S. Fish, the wide-awake
proprietor of the mammoth Ex.
change Hotel building, is having a
new roof put on that magnificent
edi6ce. a workman from New Or
leans is bossing the job.
The condition of the Texas and
Pacific Railroad has been greatly i'm
proved of late, causing the trains to
make schedule time. Persons can
now travel on this road without risk
or accident, and without the least
bible delay.
The disiguring eruptions on
the face, the sunken eye, the pallid
indicate that there is
SON stbing wrong going on within. (
Expel the lurking foe to health
Ayers Sarsaparilla was devised for
hat purpose, and does it.
AVOID by all means the use Of
for bilious complaints t
Ayers Cathartic Pills, compounded
entirely of vegetable ingredients, 8
lave been tested for forty years, and r
ire acknowledged TO be the best rem r
,dy ever devised for torpidity of the =
liver. costiveness, and all derange-
aents Of the digestive apparatus. =
The Town authorities have had h
he grass in the Town Hall square ;,
ut down. Wouldn't it have been y
ensible idea to have cut the weeds y
own around the square at the same b
ime2 Unless good example is Sc,
ur property owners in his respect, "
I,ey will not conform TO the weed or e
nance. Sidewalk notices too, are v
tile needed. u
READ the spicy letter of "Brid r r
ct Donahue," appears 10 this issue. y
ike everything else that she has '
yer contributed to the newspapers
ere, it is chaste, interesting aud p
xactly to the point. We are prom. n
,ed more of the same in our issues ft
, come, and, will take pleasure in 4
them for the qualification al
{ our many readers. lcs