The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-05
LOUISIANA.

The Like Concordia Railroad Is being raI
idly pushed forward. and will Eood be cOM
pleted to the Cocodra.
A postoffiee is to be Immediately estHblishe
at Red Chute, In Webster parish. Joseph =
O'Neal has been appointed postmaster.
The corn crop In Webster parish give
promise of bot1ntiftll yield; the stalks ar
i've and six feet high, and all tasseling.
Anderson Jack has been arrested in Shreve
port, charged with killing GoWs and after
wards skinning them for their hides.
There was row at Crosse Tete, parish O
Iberville, last week and several persons Wer
injured. No particulars.
Mr.. Andree Desholets, OF Vile Platte, killet
a hog the other day Weighing 1913 pounds, net
IT produced forty-flve gallons Of lard.
The crops In this section are pretty fair
but need rain badly, and. from present up
pearanees, the need will be supplied Soon
fColfax Chronicle.
Breville, nine miles below Natchitoehes, was
burned TO death last week by sudden explo
slon OF can OF coal oil.
The negroes OF Moreauville, parish O
Avoyelles, held meeting last week to discuss
The question OF emigration to Kansas, and de
cided unanimously against it.
The man who murdered Robt. Ftrlow Ii
Caldwell parish, twelve years ago, has just
been arrested In the neighboring parish 81
VIM. ~
Al larger per centage of land has been planted
In corn and cotton this year In Bossler and
X Webster parishes than for o number OF years
back.
The Ouachita river - falling at the rate d
elRnt H ..,' uay. ny ilSe uceaIs, gne
SNLtaA Wi. ~ uaatia aoOue so 14it
ole o. july.
The rearing OF fine stock, particularly
horses has become mania LII DeSotO parish.
The Democrat says many fine strains Of
! sn1oIoo,nenprea horses nave Deen introduced
1nDO 1he paIisA'
re nss sp q sna aa ~ss e oo j. re ns
viii turn yellow. Vegetation generally il
whiting away for the want Of nourish-
ment.- [Concordia Eagle.
e1r1,,,tb that sya M axrarianein1 ,,aT
snnEinr rai, i" y,e,., ,pb noadnd ar,d ~ sss
"a naf IA IuithiY, sa,., 1ia, tha on,r aa,,n.
cieiiy IN the nrairiaa w;iY ~ - te,ia,lv M
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bulletin,
III Che Campte and Grapp,s Bluff neighbor-
NV ,,s,rt f,sr III II
p3,,t ~, 10 -, w " . East
~, II hntrauer ~ srnmid bnIt ,ivar and hiIl
farmers ainazInoIv' but tbe A nrospents are
1sb tra u, y wy Rd Hianr Rtt III lor
- W. isi'e O. oie'17n
beVeTai clLlzens o. orange Texas, RODE lasC
week Inree mIles toward Lake Ch pa on tne
LOUISIANA ~ l Wes5eIn hallroad. me orange
1Ys0une s3ays inc oaDlne Dottom Ianas VIII re-
quiTe plilng Ior i've niles, ana ~. Inat ~ 10 70
w ao nne Win cypress srees Inc same paper
says 1VV men are at WORK on tne road pc
nh9rlea Eehns "Ae 111Ao. A1aA0
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M VI al. .Ae TalaIv ~. Rl1OKIessss gIetly
HI anu s s Inc Jug Aeas No. 2, oapgs
.,I g. " ueliveIin9 ~ Ine Tali,
tva Ioeh asie, oa pargas, me soeel Tlls ana
- III. ga,a I NeW aoIA' I'LL VII "
~ ~ spie hons. GIVING
1 ~ ~ Haks gnaIes ala Engilsn
III eenseals anu !aDoIers can
~, t tl, and s,
Mn, 80 ater I1ey 80 az
Ex-eonyicts are getting thick In this ward,
and We suggest the pfopriety OF making them
move on TO some more sequestered region. It
mails who find their way into the Grant parish
aatl are these penftentfary birds. The rail-