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PHYSICIANS all admit that Quinine only
effects temporary suspension Of the at
tacks Of Fever and Ague, preceded unless
by a reliable anti-biliOus Medicine.
The testimony OF thousands establishes
beyond doubt, that DR.. TUFTS Liver
Pills, followed by Quinine, is a permanent
cure for Chills and Fever and all bilious
diseases.
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From Relative of WIN. prescott, the
Historian

CLEVELAND, O., January 10, 1850.
Fl. Fl. WARSER & Co.-GENTs.-I shall
not cease to recommend your Safe Kid.
ney and Liver Cure to the patronage OF
all my friends, who are afflicted as was,
with that terrible and dangerous disease,
Bright's Disease Of the Kidneys. 1t cured
me completely.
With great respect, thy friend,
TTH6S JAS, s. PROsCorr.
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sHr1oH's CArARRH RExEDY.-A marvellous
cure for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth,
aud headache. With each bottle there Is an
ingenious nasal injector Tor the more success
full treatment Of the complaint without extra
charge. Price 50 cent?. Sold by +. Beck.
ing, Agent Odd Fellows Hall, and ChSs,
M0ankemoellar. rfS&Eow
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FoR UPwARDs OF Thirty YKARa Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup rs been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the
stomach, relieves ,rind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dySalt5y and didrrhnd,
whether arising from tsething or other
causes. An old and wsll.tried remedy.
70 eeiltt q bottls. naW
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Don WORKS AT MOuNDsvILLE
gFslLg

VI 4 IA
IN Nuhha Al hN A'N'' A4A"A'
iwsAkE ---,t..L.
uWiIgi 4 irei u fh' 70 ne eNecuteh Y tu9
a'u!sr lma hoiN 'A'N' me tnlLtletn ~ "
b. IN Iaf lNb, lnd ncgnltl ~ DecI OF tI ,s
st ai'ti page tt IA VA SleiH oilrtT1 LlG
sITGgigi aai1hA.I ,Ouh'!I ". "a! vi H ~
i.,4st-aoa II Tue if"h' dVoF u 'he Ho"Ft LA"u'e
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lhAE'bAl rue 'Ih uaY ~ srptcN'Ttl' iI1o,
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lihiS'y .D'tlt All We EcAI tslAh uHuou "
sei utp NllFy IRON NaiHS s''HAs'H nrA' aHI
IA 10 l"n o. N"nnINiIir ~ HAlu cO"h'Y' Au"
tHti' 7'ii'l! i'-ilp''i - I0IInNsi .,t..
l3a'1fhn ot', parcel Z" Iti'u n!nA l,,S. W 'uc
7's'ad Aolal',lleH anu hnihp.ItI ~ llI'! -i!Iel'
Z Ail'''a 70 fll' VS. 'o'iner'y AHO"h ~ S''"-
SaA'a' .-,,.--,,,..,.
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. .fatgh lhe 'ahk ~ lAn unl9 river, 70 'he e NJ.
. 'ss RAJ o. t.l' HnlnoeLrl O"ne" ny 'lo
Dan hili d VI numbered - .nLiy-tn'eel, "
= s'l1 A"uai''l"r' h'lA'eu gu WAFER anu Y
,.-,,..-., 49,. t..
. a8air''d lu0l IN said town. IN EhAt was
~ 'hn5H n Elizabeth lohhnsOh AdIiIIoH ~
-Ass'sl ahiril I"I sliuliri On thr Ohin hv-
sA'n' ID lhr iAii,lhoir y ONO hIliI1Gu DeP1I
'4ai' iIie 'hl r'tA'e o. Tue A'ld Ohlo Naley
20 Z iAl 70 I9i nuhDrr"N ! !nn'l IN Sllu lOs t
''AstuI' Hhlti sVt : 'thAieI on the s9ulh
% 'iftti 20 ihs bAhk o. ihe Ohi9 tlSeI
sril"l glF''ir TIE TolIlnI MILL Ol tue salI 'IniO
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s,.rEEs. SALES.

zeE7S SALE OF NATIVE
=. Sl.a'S Ia cAlneerr.
s-ss'' .r.. Of toe Naa.c,Pa pa, eS ",,s. y
~. j jaIy :, lSso' in the i0''s 's'
~" ..,n,Y. ACGUsTs, 1879, .,,,,, fatally
rr5'p ,ai ;. .. The a., Lta ai TWSs linz
nv, a5V he oosing par'onaI P sGs XII.
NS .at, ol harness. one GOV, ont lo yI n
y ~ 80 'ss3. about 91ll1 dA ,i,,.s
,llf ~ and, lni other P,I'G"ihI =, P'P PstsT
!, y 81 =, I'D rtncyari o"n"i " '
When me Parcha,rG or i P%'c 1Ssn
y ~, sItrei :loo i SF'Ii' b I.
~. Il tlo.pi the purchaser S''"S US
y, - psDOn'' / u ! e. iREE, Trustee.
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PALArABLE MEdlclSEs.--Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral is honeycd drop Of relief; his
Cathartic Pills glide sugar.shod over the
palate; and his Sarsaparilla is nectar
that imparts vigor to life, restores the
health and expels disease Rdtrford Pa
AdurtiSer, Daw
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s.TggssALh'

,j..tr,r made b! John John, + EI TSTHsr
- Z i' ,1i Joseph Parker dated dsSta ~
PIG t's Jr,,i d Tru Book NO. q eTS w
Z, -a'ir, , " I'D d ohio COUNT: WTSs I'M, VIZ.
Il 4 !. , he front aoof Of the Court House
Il. At oAYoF ,s 4g ISiI5sIaE !s Ss!
=, ,a't,J, ,reI Of ground which |, in@ S-
lla F~r " iLg5 adjoining the erOnn9 ,ola ~
- - ,5s to LrTi, l.. snA!Wooi' trustee SO,
,.t'' rfu,t fooE 10; s'' Page 49, 20, a@ ~
- .,'a ,oBs pp,illa Of the two PIES III II
= o I5ha rirssr eE b. B ~ wsssli ha%
Il ..'t s.i nsI 10 ~ so,I. but ill convey
y ~, .,,I a nv By the deed Of trust ,o,
gl,' 'e'u 5SGr.,alni and more, Il Tue pa,iI
isn y ~ slnd; the balance Ia two y "a w
ssrr, 81, ~ iai tsal's nOath', nsSotsiaieI ',
so q s "a from the day o. ,I !, % Oei y,
. s,t.. EN-. ,-., payments, the aIss 10 De ~
= III s ,',l,1Y = J. Iu' ". cowDEN, Trustee.
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The yoltaic ReIt Co.. Marshall. Mich.
Will send their celebrated Electro Voltaic
Belts Ito the afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them
without delay. Ddw
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srocxs-The week opened on the Stock Ex-
change with a strong and buoyant specula-
ton and prices generally advanced until near
the close Of business, when sales to realize
profits caused slight reaction. The early
improvement in prices ranged from lha3h
per cent and later the reaction was from IA
IL per cent. The stocks most prominent In
the upward movement were G. O. O. 4 l., St
Paul and Omaha; Coal and Granger shares
and Denver and kio Grande
TransActfOns $50 OOU shares
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NERVOUSNESS,

TT affords ME great pleasure to bear testimony to
| ths banshts | have received irUln using Fellows
Compound Syrup Of HypOPhosphltss, I have CONF
mended II 10 many Of my friends and 1t hAS,prOVed
DsfpOn 10 take gu OIh rapidly aud Is free from the
constituting effects characteristic Of other Tonnes
have tried. HENRY JOHNSTON, Montreal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-27

From DIR. y. W. Hunter, Baltimore. nd.
Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract of Beef,
l take pleasure in recommending, always
producing good blood, health and strength.
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r,rSrgg'S SALE.-BY NlETGE VI
..',,,,l irsls Of rust made ~ John /;
4, ~ III Parker and ,imoH P, Parker. d sted
~. 49, n ,br I'D lay Of July, 1874, the 18TH
So l'-T ia, the sOth day Of seplemi 'erl
= ~ q, ,y,a iay oI August, 1876, and all Of
F1,,L. I!-fE, 1ttiae Ol the County C0urt o.
a., E,,l Virginia, aud are respectively
~ = nd d Trust Box, No, ., page lIs,
i f,,l mol, Su. :, rage NJ, Deed Of Trust
= 70 - I'd. AMI IN Deed ot Trust Book,
- : y, ~, n I Ii.l ,Il a. Plbllc auction on
, IN g,pAY, the 9TH day Of August, 1850,
- i01' losk A. H., Of said day at the front
-, i,,,i,t HogSs Of Eiit Ohio county, sell the
y. isrni-d nal estate, that Is to
~ +, s5Gbfcl Thirteen aud Fourteen (Sos.
Z. In "a III. sa,t side u Main street, between
-, .is ,lorpgfIy MaDhAill street aud Twenty
" L. Nm DlTsiun) street, In that part
Y. " ~ Al Wheeling called Centre Wheeling,
~. IA Al! The improvements thereon; being
~. ,,o,.r,y On which Is erected what Is known
. '.sPrEsr BOX" containing ihlrty-i0ur (SI
.,.ss Title uhrIcrpilOnable.
,uio,s,L S-Onr-third u thsplrehaSe money,
,rI-4s nor y the purchaser may elect to pay,
J =, IA HI nLance 10 tWu equal inAtallmentlA At
rri,yTltf u1utl, irnm the lay Of sale, with In.
p : al deferred ln'tAllments from the day Of
I. a, ,Iffs,,.f to give lplts with approved secu-
m ls.al rtarei lnstallmPnts and interest.
JAMES +. kOiERS, Trustee.
glLlER. AUgiinnerF.
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Financial and Commercial.


NV YoRk, July 2s.-MoSEY-Easy at 2a3
per cent, and closing easy at 2a2k per cent.
Prime mercantile paper sHa4h per cent.
Sterling exchange bankeS' bills steady ut
81 So<; demand 81 SIX.
GoYrRNMENr BoNps-Generally firm.
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-.-,.7Trg7s SANE OF MAIN STREET,
y, s-is,,inrsg PROPERTY.

S,p.HbUsE fhVI In
'A'''', ,-o several deeds o. trust !Giaue y
nd opA $ !. rtrES. ,, aHI ,, s15pca
" "3siri,sucl Trustee! dAbI ~ y, ~ XII
~ n a. h, ii January, $50, and on 1as otI ~
u = ia y, ,oI ,,corititn tue clerks once o.
o Wy , aft II ONO county, Wes. viISiaIS' ~
~ ~ n VI 80. 10, At page 81 ana Pas" "a
.as,sit XIV ~. n II, 9th LAY Of July, 1850,
Iit !.,y sr,cs L. ai oil aid day, At the tront
f'l.i.', , "a ' Of said Ohio county, seii AZ
~ = ~. ~. allowing described rrI! esiate, that
81 - ". q, II L num6eFri two 10 square nuln-
i.st .an la i. No. 10 square No = situate on
. ~ MN ,tfrri. IN the city OIL Mnseiin y,
- 81 III iaf,sald, being tWcnty.tTd teet r.!
= - u The -,lth pIrt oi siih 'ot Gp G MIN
y " y. s, M 1lrG OF an UNIFORM width sitn
g Z, 4, mn depth Of sal! lot, together WIN AZ
50 ~ improvements ihrrcoa and the AZ,
t..-L siog,as thereto, there being efec'eu
rsl', -. ,hfrs story business house
. 49, - M ,bovc Is GHeGcepronahIe'
NJ .IR-Nue-Ihiri Of the purchase money
~ h. ,iny Of ,dr, aud the residue IN tso
y l7,au 1t SIX months and hins hIohlha
= ~, mi interest ~ SINE irnin Ail daie,
= :. s,pg note. with approved security iDt
, -, Al M Ir!urrrSl ESIillmeris aud lnlef'
: JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee
= 60 rt,4rs AurttDuIeT,
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1t cures Asthma, Loss Of Voice, Neuralgia, 81 VitHA'
Dance. EPIlspuc Fits, WhoOplng Cough, Nervous
dies in sustaining LIE during the process Of DiPh-
iberia.
Do not DO deceived BY remedies bearing similar
name; no other preparation Is substitute
L,r lhIn nnhnr Fl m nil nana.
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Read Or. Earle's Testimonial.

Mr.. James 1. Fellows, Manufacturing Chemist
sIR-FOr several months past have used your
Compound Syrup In the treatment Of Intiplent
PhthlsiA Chronic Bronchitis and other Affections Of
the Chest and have hesitation In stating that II
TankI foremost amongst the remedies used Ia those
diseases. Being al excellent Nervous Tonic, Il exertS
direct Influence on the Nervous SYSTEM and through
It. 1t InvigOates the body. It affords me pleasure 10
recommend 4 remedy which 10 really good In cases
for which 1t Is intended, when 50 many advertised
are Wone than useless. AT, sir, yours truly,
z. $. EARLE, JR., N D.
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CHE Gntelliqetrrer.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.


BY mail, IL Giruacs, pOstGss prepGid.
,no year.............s3 20 SIX mon a
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-02
The Tigar Lilies Ball.

On Tuesday evening Musson Station
OH the Baton Bouge, Crosse Tetc an,
Opel0nsasRailrOad was declied in hOli,ta,
attire. A committee of young gentlemen
land ladies had taken possession of ever,
room about the depot and with susa,
canes, rice stalks, leaves of the Banana
tree, all culled from neighboriug fields
and gardens, had made most tasteful and
elaborate decorations a number of cars
had been so disposed that a broad plat
form was improvised for those couples
who preferred dancing and promenading
III the open air. Comfortable seats had
been judiciously disposed and in fact
every imaginable arrangement had been
made for the comfort of tho guests,
many of whom had come on the evening
train from East ayd West Baton Rouge,
to swell the number of ladies and gen,
tlemcn i'll attendance from tho Crosse
Tete and Maringouin. There was abun-
dance of light and full supply of re-
freshments. At dark the pyroteclnical
display began and was continued at in
tcrvals during the evening. In addi-
tion two large size balloons were sent up
sailing III the skies, all with fine effect.
Stepping to the sweet music of Pages
Band who seemed to be inspired by the
novelty and beauty of the scene, the gay
couples, from eight p. H., till daylight
on Wednesday, held the fort seemingly
10th to give up the pleasures afforded by
the charming soiree. There was a bcvy
ofas beautiful ladies as it has been our
good fortune to see assembled in many !
day. The soirec could not under such |
circumstances be other than most de-
llShtful one and in the words of one of
the loveliest ladies present, "cvery one
seemed to have had Il jolly time.'
Too much credit cannot be given to
jhe Tiger Lilies for the success attained
through their indefatigable efforts and
heir first ball will mark bright page
II the lives of those whose good fortune
'rouglt them there. Where so many
lcserve mention, we refrain from giving
'ames, though we cannot omit Presi-
lent Montan, who placed his trains and
epots at the disposal Of the Tigers, as
lso to Messrs. Knox Montan and Willie
lonston, for their many kind attentions
the guests. These gentlemen were
verywhere looking to the well being of
II.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-02

our State Institution. He was rajsei
III this parish, his parents having moved
here when he was six months old His
entire education was also received here,
most of il in Homer. For u number of
years before his previous election to the
chair of Mathematics in the Louisiana
| University he taught school in Clai-
borne parish, at Homer and Arizona,
and always with universal satisfaction
to his patrons and public. Many of the
young people ofboti, sexes in this parish
were educated ut his schools. and both
az Il teacher aud man his scholars,
without exception, are greatly attached
to him. Next to his wonderful matll-
cmatical genius and aptitude for impart
ing instruction, his most distinguishing
trait is his ability to manage and control
his publis There is hardly u ncighbor-
hood in North Louisiana, between the
Onachlta and Red River, where llo could
not IN year or two build up a school
OF from one to two hundred scholars.
vi commanding presence, fine social
qualities, great moral worth, and
with an administrative ability rarely
he is the very man to aid in
up am institution of learning
the State will be proud of.-Claborne
Guardian.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-02
Professor j. w. Nicholson

This gentleman, of whom Claihorro
parish has such Just cause to he proud
passed through Homer last week on his
WY I" ha'on Rouge. His visit, we
'''''''S''''o' Is III connection with his
'."''eS Us Professor of NJ Mathematics in
the State University, pos sition to Which
i,' was recently reelected The people in
'"'' l'''s' wo"lo be very 10th to give up
iio,' NICHOLSON We're it 'lot that they
wen hi'ow what valnab ble acquisition
he will be to the corps Of Professors in
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-02
STATE NEWS,

| tousliatta Citizen: From our office
door, and within stones throw, W,
can see dezon journeymen carpenters
at work on new buildings. In the ,,ppc,
part OF town the Baptist church and Mr.,
Jones residence have two contractors
gangs at work, while another con.
tractor is pushing things OIL q new and
handsome building on south Front
street. Does this look like CousLatta is
falling hehind' Not much. We have
more work going on than any town in
the State, and the improvements are all
substantial
Amito Independent: Mr.. B. ID. Gul-
lett, the inventor of the well known
G"fiett Gin, has made q donation of
sixty acres Of land, situated near Amite
City, to any six German families who
shall choose to locate in that neiuhbor-
hood. The tract is to be divided into
tracts OF ten acres each, and the title to
DC perfected after two years occupancy.
MI ''llctt wants 10 other people but
Germans. He will furnish the above
stated number free of charge, with lum-
Der, shingles, bricks and nails cuouch
to build houses, and will furnish the
men with employment, for which ho
will pay them at the rate of twenty
dollars per month.
Polnte Coupee Banner: Mr.. Oscar
Duvemet is now building hotel nearly
III front of the courthouse, adjoining
and connected with the building for
merry occupied by the late j. J. Buz-
zetti. Tho new building is to be 36x34
feet, and the mechanics have contracted
to finish their work for the lst of Sen
tenber. Mr.. Duvernet, who is p,,sh. |
ing young man, says he will have his
hotel ready for the reception and enter, |
taihnicnt of guests by the first tlay of
the term of our District Court, which
begins on the 9th of September next.
Lafayette Advertiser: 1t seems to be
the general impression that altogether
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-02

As the whoopiny cough is prevailing
10 u considerable extent in this city We
give, for the benefit of those who MAY
wish to try it, the following remedy. II
is harmless, and may do some good
"Dr. Henry A. Mott, Jr., does not he.
llcve that whooping cough must RIM IFS
COURSE lie mas made the subject spe,
clal study in the light of recent discoyc.
rles, and declares it to be the result of =,
fungus growth on the respiratory orcaus
and says he has found uuinine q spcciHc
Ills own ana MANY other children speed
lily recovered after the administration of
lulnine, not whoOping mo orc than once :,
day after the second day it was sivc,
them, and ceasing to whOOp entirely bv
the end of the fifth or sixth. Tho time
would be shortened if children could bc
induced to take it in q powder directly
oh ll'o tongue and let tdissolyc slowly,
but owing to its extremely bitter taste
'h'y o'|ect Dr. Mott I'm dts that 10y dis
solving the quinine in sug gar and water,
'''''oreh soon become accustomed to the
'"''c' atio cfa'e the medicine, owing to
the relief it affords. TI dos, for ,
s.'"" pe'so" Is from three to five grains
ofpowdercd quiuine dissoIycd in tw,
'"'''s VI sugar anu water, and one tea
'r'','"' sNc" J"S' before retiring at
night. Quinine administered in ro,,
'''' or S"Sar-coated plll is of no Use
whatever.n
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-02

NO." she replied, and blushcd prettlly
as she slipped her numle r nues back be-
meath her dlesS-"No, do not wear SO
small shoe as ones. My size Is quite
large; wear twos.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-02
NEW ADVER7ISElfENyS
IN eW Songs.

!Snpposipg, Gischotiff Take mo. Jennie Dear
" willie y my ain Laddie True. Cows arc in th,
Torn. Close Dem Windows Pit on the Iona
,M White Kobe. Dem Silver Slippers. StlolmH
iHo the Medows. Mora Marie. Sweet sounJ,
from I, Homeland. Good Night, Gentle Folks
rrsnclope "a Ann de Baby: My Native Lan,l-Vo
ssnpw, Weigh Each Word Carefully. Parted
Ever Is Good. One Sweet, Solemn Thuvaht '''
Just received at
MRS. BON1NG'SMUSIC g. VARIETY STORE
Third Street, Near State Um,s.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-02

Referring to the above notice, 7 would st,.o
that this will in no way interfere with my Baton
Rouge business, which will be conducted bv
MR. CHAS JOLLY, who holds my per. pro.
and being in constant communication with i'm.
porters and manufacturers, my stock will be
purchased at low rates and from first hauds II
gives me great pleasure TO be able to thank nv
friends OF Baton Rouge and vicinity for their
UNIFORM Kindness to me since my advent among
them, and trust that may have continuance
of it.
Very truly, W.T.. CLUvER1rs
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-02

A good rain fell last night i'll this com.
mnnity, which ctfcctually laid the dust
and rendered the atmosphere cooler.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-02

Mr.. Edgar Mark, of Piaquenine, and
Mr.. Henry Dardcnne, of Raphael ?. O..
lbervllle parish, called ut the CAPIro-
hlAN OH Saturday last We were happy
10 welcome them, as they are both
clever and amiable gentlemen.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-02

They were at dinner party, and lle
remarked that he suppost tM she was fond
of ethnology. She said she was, but
was not very well, and the doctor had
told her not to eat anything for dessert
but oranges.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-02
GrlQQeeklp Gapito|ial'
LOCAL MATTERS.
1uesdap's edition.

1he finest tonic in the world is the
Home Bitters.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-02

------.
They were ut u dinner party, and he
remarked that he sHppost td she was fond
of ethnology. She said she was, but
was not very well, and the doctor had
told her not to eat anything for dessert
but oranges.
Several OF our State exchanges have
seconded our nomination of Harry Hy-
ans as temporary President of the Press
Convention, II sufficient number, we
think to authorize him to issue "a call.
What say you Uncle Harry,
Mr. Edgar Mark, of Plaquenine, and
Mr.. Henry Dartlcnne, of Raphael 2. O..
1berville parish, called ut the CAplro-
LIAM OH Saturday last. We were happy
to welcome them, as they are both
clever and amiable gentlemen.
The Tube Roses of Rosedalc, Jealous
of the laurels won by the Tiger Lilies of |
Mnsson, will, on Tuesday next, give u |
grand ball at Rosedale. They are max |
ing every preparation to beat the Tigers.
good time will bc had, sure.
The Morgan City Free Press comes to
the front in an enlarged form, which is
an evidence of its deserved and increas-
ing popularity. Tho Press is % spicy
2nd very neat paper. We extend its
owners our best wishes for still greater
success.
"A ACoNFhAGRATioN.-Wc We regret to all-
nouncc that at about p. NJ. ON ycster-
day evening, o fire broke out in the resi-
dehcc of DIR. j. Nj. Williams, situated
about .! miles below this city Il is NOT
known how it originated as tho house y,
was closed at the time. With great
difficulty most of the furniture and
ehects were saved, though the building s
was reduced to ashes. The Doctor and :,
his family are away at present, and :.
these will he sorrowful nd cws, indeed, to
them.
PoIntc Coupee Banner Many of the l.
leading newspapers of this State have +
expressed themselves in favor of a Press O
convention. We are eartily i'll favor y
OF the movement and vote for Baton .
Rouge as the place and tile 1st Monday c
'f october as the time. We being the Ii
|unlor OF all the papers pul l,lshed in Lott Il
slaha can not have much advice to give sc
nor opinions to advance on matters con-
'elnlhg the newspaper fraternity, con- =,
we will be willing to be guild :,
I'd by the wisdom of more cxpo- =,
fenced heads. We intend to snpport -
he venerable Harry ri yams, of the =,
west Baton Rouge Sugar Planter, for i,
temporary president to or ganize the con- -, ~
'''"' '''"'"Sh WE are lh dOnbtS as to T..
''le'l'or llc merits our vote, he having dc
allcd SO far to take any notice of our =,
dvcnt into the field of journalism. this, IT,
90, when we were expecting a word of
from him. Is it possible nv
nat ne forgot us while drcanins of the ~,
lission to Honolulu! '"
AZ 'n' whooPlns cough is prevailing
co''s'oerao'e extent IN this city we
we Tor the benefit of those who may y
ISL 10 Try IL, the following remedy. 1t Wv
: harmless, and may do some good ca
DIR. Henry A. Mott, Jr., does not he ut
eve that whooping cough must run it's pa
'u'se' lie mas made tho subject a spe- 20 %
al study in the light of recent discoye- g
es, and declares it to be the result IF = tr'
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-02

The Tube Roses of Rosedalc. iealouS
OF the laurels won by the Tiger Lilies OF
Mnsson, VIII, on Tuesday next, give a
grand ball ut Roscdale. They are max
ing every preparation to beat the Tigers.
A good time will bc had, sure.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-02

Several of our State exchanges have
seconded our nomination of Harry Hy-
ans as temporary President of the Press
Convention, u sufficient number, we
think to authorize him t., issue u cal,
What say you Uncle Han ry!
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-02

The Morgan City Free Press comes to
the front Ill an enlarged form, which is
an evidence of it's deserved and increas-
ing popularity. Tho Press is u spicy
2nd very neat paper. We extend its
owners our best wishes for still greater
success.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-02

FOR the celebrated Hop Bittcrs, cal
on Mr.. N. Wax, agent.