The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-12-30
LOCAL DOTS.

the Houston, Central Arkansas and
Northern Railsoad I?
Bauer & We'll will soon receive a
full supply of Agricultural Imple'
ments aud our farmer friends pill he
enabled to secure anything needed in
their line.
The forger who took in several
of our merchants and business men on
Saturday, must have been an adept
in this especial line. His haul was
quite a handsome enc, and as soon as
he had finished made his exit out of
Town. Such fellows should be caught
up with and properly dealt with.
For Molasses 90 to Bauer &
We'll. Theirs is second to none aud
strictly choice. Lots to suit at retail
or wholesale.
Quite a number of our citizeus
visited the bridge on Sunday, and saw
the first turn of the draw. BY the
close of the present week the trains
will be able to come over regularly,
! if we are to believe the rn.nors afloat
Won't that be nice.
For your Family Groceries try
Bauer & We'll. They constantly re-
ceive fresh supply and can certainly
please you. A trial will convince
you.
Even during the holidays jn-'
gone by, money was never tighter
Everybody seems to enter a complaint
in that line.
If you need any Clothing try
Bauer & We'll. Their prices are low
er than that Of any Clothing House
and their goods never fail to give sat
isfaction.
When the trains commence run
Mug across the Houston, Central Ar
kansas and Northern Railroad bridge
that company will fix up their depot
and it is said that the Texas Il Pacifi
will combine in building a Union de
pot. The present depot Of the Texa
Il Pacific will he used tor freigh
purposes. This means good bust
ness for the busses, unless the stree
railroad is extends their line mp to th
crossing. 1t will also prove an in
convenience to Aicxaudrians, to sa
} the least.
}, An elegant line of Rags and Ca
pets is being closed ont hy Bauer !
We'll. Call and see the assortment
in need of any. They can and vii
save you money.
Rev. Herman G. Duncan, of tn
Episcopal Church. in Alexandria, visi
ted Opelonsas last week aud united i
holy wedlock Miss Maude VIM, c
, that place, and Mr. Taliafcrro, Of tlIi
city.
!. Good warm Flannels at Bauer
u Wells at ouly % cents per yar'
= Front street.
1 - VI. d. Mays, who has so sn'
cessfrlly managed the Exchange III
tel during the past years has j"
: leased the same and will take chars
; on the first. He knows how to I'll
h this line of business, and we know wi
! receive liberal patronage.
!
z For good Stout Shoe that vi
E. rerist the wet go to Bauer Il Well
: Their assortment is complete aud the
! prices low.
- Town Marshall Sullivan left he
on Sunday with one Crosby, said
: l.e deserter from the u. S. arm
The deserter is wanted at the Jackst
barracks, near New Orleans.
' The New Year is upon us; a
other beginning of life's roll. Amor
vonr resolutions for the future al
# that you will Only buy where y"n c;
secure the best bargains. That's
Bauer & Wells.
&c Mr.. Il. w. Bringhurst, PARA
Surveyor, has Just completed a mi
of Alexandria and surrounding neig
II holhood.
v Closing ont sale; Bauer & W.
O. will continue their nne4nallcd hS
gains on Clothing till all is dispos
: of; IS suits at IS; $40 suits at SIS.
s rare treat for all
: Since bis resignation as associa
H. editor of the Farmers Tidctte, pm
r lished in Alexandria, Mr.. Lafarg
has moved his family to their form
q home in Marksville.
+ "A few articles in Winter goo
remain at Bauer 4 Wells. Thu
system is never to carry any over,
i. this lot must 60 regardless of co
,r Front street.
W Bauer & We'll will soon receive
full supply of Agricultural Imp
ments and our farmer friends will