The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-08-07

Louisiana Democrat.
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Wednesday, = August 9TH
Town and Parish News.
w% Bunch & Hamilton, Wynne, Ark :.
Druggists, write: Have sold over eros,
of Certain Chill Cure" in six months. all
on guarantee Of "no cure, no pay" and
never had Il bottle returned" Sold by
Jacob Geiger.
Go to Bauer Il Wells for chear
goods,
DR.. Graner, of New Orleans, is
here on visit to friends.
Paints, Oils and Varnishes at the
Phoenix Drug Store, at lowest prices.
There WAS no session of the City
Council on Monday, the regular day
for meeting.
Mr.. Felix Bauer, on his return
home from the Paris Exposition, ar
rived in New York on Sunday.
"A meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Rapdes Bank is called for
Monday, September I'd. Read notice
elsewhere.
BoRN.-To Mrs. Chas. Goldenberg,
on Tuesday, July 3oth, 1889, a girl.
TO Mrs. Chas. B. Stewart, on
Monday, August 5th, girl.
--On our fourth page of this issue
we publish very interesting illustra-
ted story entitled "Lou's Lover" We
know the ladies will read it with
much pleasure.
"A Moonlight Picnic will be given
at the Rectory of St. James Episcopal
Church, tomorrow night, the Sth inst,
under the direction of St. James Guild,
Admission 10 cents.
The delegates appointed by the
Monroe Cotton Yarn and Bagging
Factory to attend the State Farmers
Union here, in session now, are Judge
A. A. Gunby, Hon. Chas. j. Boatner,
DR.. Robt. Layton and Mr.. S. Whitel.
The latest news received from
Fishville, concerning the condition
OF young David, who was wounded in
q difficulty there with the Wainwrights
on Friday last, is that he is much bet
ter. The Wainwrights are also re.
ported as getting we'll.
We direct especial attention to
the many new advertisements in this
issue Of paper, prominent among them
being those of the Tulane University,
of New Orleans, the Alexandria Com
press and Warehouse Co., the Rapides
Bank, of our city, and the Texns &
Pacific Railway.
Since our last Issue the Alexan.
dria Ice Factory has changed hands,
Mr. f. A. Dickson selling ont to Mr..
S. CnI!cn for $4,000. MI. Cullen ex-
poets to shortly start a steam laundry
in connection with the factory. Be
sides delivering ice by wagon Mr..
Cullen has opened an ice depot on
Third Street.
Mr. II. S. Gossens, the merchant
of the First Ward, has contracted with
Mr.. WIN. Rexer for the erection of
large store building on the corner, of
Fourth and Madison streets, the d.
mensions of which will be so feet in /
length and 80 feet in width, with a I
front gallery 9 feet wide, and a side
gallery feet in width.
Mr.. Mat W. Smart, goes to Alex
andria as the delegate from our Parish
Union to the meeting of the State
Union, which convenes in that city
next Tuesday. We have not talke
to Mr.. Smart on the subject, but we
feel confident that he will cast Yer.
mons vote in favor of locating, the COT
ton bagging factory at Alexandra.
-ILeesville Peoples Friend.
Go to the Phoenix Drug Store
for Paris Green and London Purple.
During the session of the School
Board on Monday, Mr.. +. G, Hunter
appeared before that body and made
to the effect that one of his
hoys had been neglected being taught
arithmetic ian important study) at all
for the past few months. The fault
was acknowledged, as Mr.. Hunters
complaint could not he set aside -