The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-01-13
PERSONAL.

MIR. M. Andres called Satur-
day to renew his subscription.
Mr.. A. G. Compton called Sat
urday to renew his subscription.
Miss Carrie Whitfield left
Saturday morning to visit rela.
tives in Monroe.
Misses Mai Mayre and Marcie
Luckett left for Boyce Tuesday
evening.
Capt. G. J. Barstow, of Chen.
eyville, called Thursday, to re.sub,
scribe for the DEMOCRAT.
Mrs. E. B. Dubuisson, of Ope.
lousas, is visiting her parents,
General and Mrs. Geo. o.. Watts.
Mrs. Martha Manning, of We'll
P. o., is visiting tile family OF
Judge JAS. Andrews.
MIR. w. j. Beatty. as is his
annual custom, called Friday, to
renew his subscription to the Lou.
ISIANA DEMOCRAT.
MFR. L.. A. Stafford moved last
week into the brick ware house re-
Gently erected By him on Front
street.
Mr.. Henry B. Mercer, a prom
inentu educator of Buckeye, Z. o..
gave the DEMOCRAT q pleasant
call Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jonas Hitler,
erst- while residents of Alexandria,
but now Of Bastrop, were in town
last week visiting relatives.
MIR. Il. O'Shee has opened a
grocery store on lower Third
street, in a building OH 4 lot be.
longing to Mr.. Octo johnson.
Misses Cora aud Mary Hick.
man of New Hope, who have beer,
visiting the family of Mr.. j. w,
Alexander, x%.rsturned home last
Sunday.
Mrs. Il. L. Luckett and daughter,
Miss Lizzie, who have been resid
ing in Alexandria for the pas,
eighteen months, returned Sunday
to their plantation near Boyce.
Mr.. l.. T. Dulaney, of New
Iberia. who Was in town visiting
relatives, called last Thursday t.
renew his subscription to tue Lou
isIANA DEMOCRAT.
MIR. f. j. Barrett called las,
week TO renew hiS.subscription t.
the LOUISIANA DEAoCRAT, which
he has been in the habit of doing
annually for thirty years.
Mr.. Il. ". S. Lund moved hi,
stock of goods last week, into the
flag store building, corner From,
aud Murray streets, lately occupi
ed by Gerst 4 Co.
Mr.. G. NJ. Fitzpatrick and,,fam
ily moved last week to the house
recently erected by him iu thu
suburbs of Alexandria, in the vi
cinity of the residence Of Nj. VIM
Hill.
Mr.. Dave Ferguson left Mon
day morning for Bowling Green
KY, where be will enter the South
ern Normal School aud Bowling
Green Business College, conduct
ed 10y Cherry Bros.
Miss Madge Jordan, a sister
Of Mrs. w. Fl. Ellington, of thi.
city, left Monday to enter tn,
Southern Normal School and Bus
mess College, at Bowling Green
X. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Kuhnagel
former residents Of this city, bu'
now of Baton Rouge, are here Wis
iting relatives. In pursuance of ,
desire to return, Mr.. K. is nov
trying to rent = dwelling house
Quincy Hardtner, of Pineyille
Alphouse Sampite and Willie Ell
lington left Monday morning fol
Bowling Green, K. Y, where the,
will m%atriculate as students at thu
Southern Normal School and Bus
mess College, of that city.
Mr.. J. W. Murphy, recent,
engaged in the furniture bushes,
here, was in town last week. Il,
has opened an establishment il
Shreveport, the firm name O
which is the W0odhn Furniture 8
Carpet Co.
Mr.. Sam Rubin has moved
the stock of goods recently pur
chased by him at the insolvenc,
sale Of Gerst & Co., into the Louil
Sterkx building on Second street
where he will he pleased to exhib
it aud sell them to all visitin,
patronS.
-Messrs. Thomas Clements and
Adolph Albert purchased las
week from. Mr.sH. W. S Lund, TO
the sum of s25O0 cash, the lot cor
ner OF Second and Washington
streets, the building upon which
then occupied by Msssrs. White &
Thornton, attorneys at law, wa
destroyed the night of The Elk
change Hotel fire. The purchas
ers propose to erect upon it in TIL
Immediate future, a large bricl
store for purposes of rental.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.