Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11
LOCAL MATTERS.
W. New Style Letter Heads.

W. New Style Letter Heads.
See Rosen6elds new advertisements
F. in another column. He is offering some
novelties in the way Of corsets.
Tho N. O. Democrat is one of the finest
papers published in the South. We can
sec evidences of it's increased popularity
every day. 3
The steamer Gay managed to make the
landing here about two or three o'clock
yesterday morning-being some twenty
hours behind hand.
Taxpayers should bear in mind that
the time is fast approaching when delln-
ausnts will be subjected to great on
pense in the way Of penalties, etc.
Courier & McNair are the most active
insurance agents in the State. Sam Lam
bert is good too, and he proposes when
he returns home to start boom in that
line.
George Buchel is still receiving new
goods, preparatory for the Christmas
holidays. He gives customers the poll
test attention, while he sells goods at
low prices.
We return thanks to our friend Ra-
mon Diaz for q treat to delicious oysters.
He keeps a. fine az the market affords,
and is always happy to wait on custom
crs Give him call.
Twenty-one days only remain in which
to pay State and parish taxes without
penalties Remember this and gather
up your dimes, and then 90 to the Court
house aud settle before January, LIST,
1881.
The river is rising, and the prospects
are that steamboating will soon reopen
with u vigor between New Orleans and
~. Louis. Freights in this trade have
gone up considerably within the last
two OF three weeks. S Ga. @ES1 3
Thinking It's readers had forgotten
the fact that they had received a few
sprinkles of the watery element, the
Livingstonian announces RAIN in u
twenty-five plea type--and black at
that.
The correspondent in yesterdays Adj
vOcate, relative to city tax, forgot to
sign his name, or nom dc plume. But
it is easily accounted for In the hurry
aud rush, the editor forgot The fur Of
q cat is easily recognized,
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w. 4. TITUS, 90 Ashland Avenue, To-
ledo, Ohio, says My wife is now rs
strong as ever, her regained health being
directly due to the use of the Excelsior
Kidney Pad We can heartily recon-
mend it to all kidney troubled persons.
See advertisement.
"ALFIELD AND AFLoAT."-This is the
title of sportman's Journal, an adver-
tisement of which will be found in an
other column. 1t is one the cheapest
papers of the kind published, and added
to this it possesses superior qualities, its
many departments being kept up in q
manner equal to that of older and higher
priced journals
District Court is now in session, and
the grand jury is actively at work, Up
to yesterday five true bills for murder
were found, among them the Messrs.
Behrnes, charged with the killing of
MesSrs Townsend and Bchrnes, and Mr..
Wells, lately arrested for the murder Of
Mrs. Rounds on the tlatboat at the land
ing.
Now is the time for merchants to put
their business promptly before Che peo-
pie in every way possible. The season
when ten-strike must be made, if ever
at all, is full upon us. Christmas is ap-
preaching, when everybody spends more
or less money, and when nearly every
body spends more money than at any
other time.
At the annual meeting of Washington
r.. A.. Chapter, No. 5, T. & A. NJ, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Jas. l.. Lobdell, NJ. T..
II. p; A. s. Heron, 4. n; l.. S. Wild
ncy, Il. s.; II. Abramson, c. H. L. s.
McCarty, p. S.; w. c. Annis, r. A. c.
c. Week, G. NJ. Sd "; j. D. Fisher, G.
NJ. 2st v; W. H. Stroube, Secretary
A. RoSenfeld, Treasurer p. Machet,
Chaplain, and r. J. B. Fairie, Guard.
At the conclusion of the rainy spell the
rnnls had hecnmn wnrSe thnn nseless tc