Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

SihA ColulLlOu VI Guo parish.
Mr.. i. Jadot, under resolution of the
City Council, has been appointed by
Mayor Jastremski a sanitary inspector.
Single copies Of the Capitolian can be
found for sale at Mike Chambers sta
tioncry establishment and Her0man's
Blue Store
J. B. McHugh is our duly authorized
agent at Ambrosia, East Baton Rouge
parish, and authorized to receipt for
subscription and advertising.
Thomas B. Dupree, Esq, will please
accept our thanks for copy of the N.
Y. Independent, containing that lightning
article headed, Louisiana swindlers."
Andrew Jackson, that go-ahead mer-
chant, advcrtises for ten thousand bales
of cotton, for which he has the cash on
hand, to be paid Oh delivery. Atten-
tion, planters!
Don't forget that we have just receiv-
cd lot Of new and late styles of type
specially adapted to the printing of
cards, bill-heads, note-heads and circu-
lars. Call and examine specimens.
To Capt F. A. Blanks, the popular
commander of that staunch Ouachita
River packet, John Wilson, through the
obliging courtesy of Wharfmaster Fav-
rot, the CAPITOLLAN sends thanks for
late papers.
Major Thomas Mcintyre, the late eff
cient sergeant-at-Arms of the Conven-
ton, is our duly authorized agent in
New Orleans. Our friends in the Cres-
cent City are requested to send in their
favors through him.
w. T. Cluverius calls the attention of |
J.
ceipt of turnip and other seeds in guam
titles TO suit-not to speak of variety |
of other articles in his line. See adver-
tiseInent elsewhere.
A clever old farmer while upon our
streets this week said that he wanted to |
create new office, for which be wanted
it distinctly understood he was candi-
diate. The proposed Office is "Parish
Witness7two dollars swearW
O.P. SKoLFIELD, EsQ-This compe-
tont and staunch citizen appears in this
days issue as candidate for clerk Of
the District Court. He is we'll known
and esteemed by bis fellow-citizens, and
will receive hattering consideration at
their hands.
To those who have occasion to visit
New Orleans, we call attention to the
advertisement of Mrs. Knight, in this
weeks issue. The best of rooms, with
or without board, can there be obtained
at moderate prices. Polite attention is
given to all guests.
VIM. HUBS, EsQ-In the column of
announcements will be found the name
of this old and respected citizen, the
present incumbent, who is candidate
for the Office of Clerk of the Court. Mr..
Hubbs is too well and favorably known
to require any recommendations.
GEO. W. BUCKNER, EsQ,-This ener-
getic lawyer is candidate for District
Attorney. Should he be nominated by
the parish convention, he will, when
elected, perform tho duties of that office
without fear or favor, and with that
degree of ability he is known to possess.
AT THE Baron board tho steamer
Edward j. Gay, not as prisoner, but
as a mixologist of the choice liquors
kept there, the travelling public will
meet while journeying on that crack
boat our active young friend and towns
man, Felix Way. He is proverbially
known for his atfability and accommo-
dating manners.
JonN II. LAMoN, EsQ.-It will be
seen in this issue of our paper that this
worthy gentleman is candidate for
District Judge. Capt. Lamon needs no
introduction at our hands. lie is well
known by the people as a lawyer of
ability and integrity. We have no
doubt that bis name will receive due
consideration before the nominating
convention. n
They needed somo rain-and now they
don't want any more of it. 1t should
stop, for we've been having it every
blessed day during the past week, till
it's become worse than mOnOtonous.
Nobody is hurt yet, and the astrologers
in council on the street corners have
reached the conclusion that at the next
quarter of the moon, an occurrence that
takes place to-day, bright weather will
again re-appear. Amen!
!. 0. G. Ton last Friday evening,
lst inst, the following officers of Capi-
tai Lodge, No. 13, l. 0. G. 7. were in
stalled by d. w. G. L. Knickerbocker,
assisted by Miss X. Girard, G. w. V. T.:
J. W. Pearce, W. G. T.; Miss D. Som
erindyke, W. N. T.; II. Latil, VS.; VIM
M. Rhodus, W. T. s.; Miss Anna Endt,
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