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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-05
VOLUME XIX.



rAsre il % Aeuhl that II an iAslsument
eould be taventnd 10 lnalgAle Abe va.
tioua degrees q diaisaiiY people sAptFl-
sRes IN gstiiHg cat u bed 10 lha mesplag,
Il woald have q hs graduated IRON fe5o
np to vefy high 6Hure Indeed AAny
persons know absolutely nothing ai aay
difficulty Of The ser, illhsy lurn out OF bed
with The alaoritY ofA bird, glad even tha,
Il islime 10 set up while o,aers have TO
I tighI battle more ot less severe The mo
meat they opea their eyes every morbing
We pupossly describe the difiioaliy a.
that Of getting out Of bed, becsasa 1, u
very great extent meeAnleAl diflealsy,
When man was once FAllying Anoiher
on bis weakness 10 this respect, be said,
Why donl you make up your mind q
itP The reply was, Make up my mind 70
to II oh, that ia easy euongh | have
done that a hundred times bat whs, !
cant imagine 10 to make up my body 10
II, II was faceuOus way OF putllng the
matter, hat Il really did describe The
main difficulty.
A person goes TO bed with bic mind
fully made up 20 rise Ia the morning Al
the proper time, whenever that may be-
tie knows very we'll ho ought TO do 81,
aud that Il will bs better for him
II be does do Il. Eulrcnched IN this vir.
tnous resolution be falls asleep bnt wheu
he Awskes duh sense Of iuertnsss
weighs Ahlm down, aud II be stops to
think about getting up he dnds that lnell
nation bas usurped tho place OF reason,
aud that II there ls one thing nudsr ihe
sun moro ridiculous than another, Il is
the idea OF getting out Of bed just then,
So powsrless often Is tho resolution Al
the waking honr, that we have heard OF
man whose determination to get MP
was 20 decided that he eontrlved a ma.
hins TO pull the clothes OF him at
certain hour, sctually getting out OF bed
only to put them back and get In again,
There must, OF course, be an effort oftho
will but Il should be an instantaneous
effort, there should be no deliberstion
onlthe propriety or otherwise Of getting
up, no going over In our mlnds the pros
aud cons OF the question. Directly We
begin to think VIZ are almost sure TO lie
abed, but when We refuse TO think wo are
much more likely to get up.
Aud 40 we aive tho advice TO every one
who hnda II very bard work to get up in
morning, but wants to master The weak
ness is--make up your body TO Il, and
turn out instanter without y moments
parley.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-05

al neAl time every person 10 house
is eohneeled witb lhs cealrai ofsse b. =
wire whicHsnttrt mouth sniioachts
discretion kAg, tor inslsuce A be
psblral once "a eiaborats dinner Ia pre-
pared and plast1 On . tatie which u
charged with electricity When soap
eoDss on lhe table wire 10 placed In The
toup, the operator touched baton aad
connects lhr soup With every house ttAl
h subscriber, aud 70 every lnmat, oi
every house, Al tHtA person 90 Goa.
nected feels bubhlinE, such As At tlmes
comes through The telephone when the
fellow At The other rad has got ready to
tslk The bnbblns sound is followed By
The delielons taste Of The coup, which
goe, BY the palate into the stomach. OF
course 20 soup comes through the wire,
bu, the effect Is just the same Il is dat
soup, on the same principal OF fat money
and II WARNS the stomach and braces a
man up Aner soup comes fish, and 30
on down the bill Of fare. One meal, Il 10
estimated by the Inventor, is enough for
hundred thousand people, 90 II will be
enormous The inventor has an office il
one Of The restaurants, aud has wires
running to number ofpewspapsr Offices,
and be bas been experimenting on sever.
al editors aud reporters for the past week,
Aad they express confidence Ia the sue
ees Of the enterprise, This article is not
written for an advertisement, as there 10
no stock In The stomaohaphone for sale
Howeverif il works, n death blow will
have been struck al hotels aud boarding
houses. II tho gentlemen that arc being
erpeTimented upon live another week,
the inventor will at once contract to fur
nisbEprisate residences by the new mo
thod, lie has not yet tried TO transmit
beer or IFS effects through the stomach
aphone, but feels sanguioc of succea,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-05
TnE INNOCENT OLD MAN.

The other day, Gays the Detroit Free
Press, the police At the Union depot
noticed a feeAbleIlooking old man wan
dering in and out TO kiI time antiI bis
train sbeuld, depart aud as he several
times disph } ed qailo roll OF bills he was
cautioned ~ look out for piekpoeE cts and
confidence mem
Wouldn't any body rob sn old man like
me, would lhey' be iunoeeuily asked
The warning WAS repeated, but he Jog
ged around as before, aud sftera tine
wAs seen idconsullalion with two .tran.
gers. who bad walked bin around 10 the
wharf. An onicer got him away from
them, aud angriIy said
Didn't ! warn you against strangers
Those fellows we're alter your noney !
Bat how can they get II whsn have IA
in my pocket and my hand on IT all the
timer
Well, you look out.
Yes, III look out; but don't want to
be uncIviI. When anybody talks 10 me,
like TO talk back.
The strangers soon had him on tho
strisg again, and iu about quarter OF an
hour they left himI 10 hurried manner,
and be ssuntersd Into the depot With biz
vale, In bic hand.
There you have lei 'em beat you sx.
claimed the officer How much did you
lend thsm7
Wall, thsy waa,td twenty dollars, he
slowly replied.
And yon handed II over, OF eouuel
eave 'em hity dollar bin aud got
thirty back.
We'll, you'll never see the bin sgsin.
kinder hope not be ehuckied, As he
drew down bis eye, II VISA counterfeit
which my son iound 10 Troy, and beinE
~ am very old and iDBoeent, Gnd Dol
up TO the tricks Of the wicked world. !
guess pil get Into lhe cars before some
body robs me Of my booisl II any one
should soDe 1euus Isoking Fos ne,
/ please cay that | am Dot al home
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-05

The nomination by President Hayes Of
Col. r. q. Butterheld Of Bellows Falls
as Supervisor for the district 0. Vermont
aud 10 have charge Of the work necessary
10 complete the tenth census for this
State gives much Satisfaction, "a the once
will be in charge Of mao of ability.
Col. Bu,terdsd enlisted for the war al
Middlebufy College at 10 years of sge,
started As private aud attained the posi-.
lion Of Lieutenant Colonel during bic
three years Of service. lie served - aid.
ds-eAmp on Major General l.. A. 0foors
stan, and has brilliant war record. lie
now holds the office Of Judge Advocate
General for the slats agd kas largs ae-
quaintanee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-05
TnE LImE KILN CLUH.

AIletree Jones said he arose to defend
the American nation from the Asporations
OF tho Canadian press. He had lately
read In . Canada paper that this nation
was living too fast, aud that II soon must
become bankrupt. Such unwarrAnted
attacks on his native country thrilled him
with indignation clear down TO his bun
Ions, and II the press Of this counuy
would not resent them, be would.
Livin' too fasl1 as ho repeated he drew
himself up. hsz worn dis same paper
collAh free weeks. Am dat Ivln' 100
fast1 iIeah aln west ober ten Vars ole
by the almans1l Look at do red wooden
patches on the knees of desc black pants
and tole me II II looks 40 II dla nashun
was death on sto' clozsl Livin' too fast |
Why, dc very ideah am imposturous !
AN 'taters billed wild de hides on an
pieced out wild bacon an co'Dbread liven'
too f4str On behalf Of do American peo.
pie pro,e.tr On behalf OF die nation
warn de stAit Of Kennedy dat we csn'i
be saaed beyond certain pint, When
dat pint has bin passed dar will come .
demand for gore an revengel
The speech was received with great
applause, and Satisfaction Rice next took
the floor and said;
Civil war Au' It's horrars am TO be de.
plored and summed, but II she must
come--if wo mus resort 10 do force OF
arms to preserve our honah, den lot US
resortf Les ns gird on do artnot OF hight
an march forward wild brave hearts. He
who sassas die nashun sasses de Lime
klla Club.s aa smaa sEa
1t was then resolved that thls nation
was not living too issi, aud that Canada
had beat beware, and the meeting adj
journed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-05

The imporous Stanton, then Secretary
Of War, took a fancy one day to- house
in Washington that Lam0n bad just bar.
gained for. lie ordered the lallcr TO va.
cate instanter Lamon, not ouly did not
vaeste, but went 10 stanton aud said ha
would KIN him II bo inleriersd with tho
house. Stanton was furious at the threat,
aud made II known nj once 10 Lincoln.
The latter said 10 The astoAisbed war see,
relaryi Well, Stanton, II Illll has said
he will kill you be certainly will, and 10
advise you to prepare for death witbou
further delay. The president promised,
hswever, to do what be could 10 AppeA
the murderous marshal, aud this was tho
end Of stantons attempt on the house.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-05

A poor woman, much given to gosslp
but anxious to soar to higher things, ls
explaining 10 Miss Hopkins her means
for riddlng her house Of the gossIps OF
tho nsighborhood. Ia answer 10 a ro-
mark Of Miss Hopkins, that the Bibls
tells us to bc courteous. and thst 90 tarn
folks out OF our house, however much In
the way they may be, Ia apt 70 look rude,
she replies The first thing | did was TO
get the brush and dust pan, aud lay them
handy 'gaIpst any neighbor coined In.
Soon In pops Mrs. Smith, says |, yon
WON'T mind my doing biz OF duttln'
will you, while yon'er tslkln'f on coarse
she couldn't but be agreeable to that.
80 down on my knees goes, and begins
10 dnat With oil my might. But some-
how, II was very curlous thing, and tue
dust would gather Just under The chair
my ncighbor was sIttin' on, She'd
shin and shift, bnt I'd aIlns be arter her
with my old dust pan; and The dnst 'ud
get up her nose and she'd begin 10 sneere
ever o--ketcborl - etcbcf i-4i'll eall IN
another day, Ms. simpson, as see you
are keteher-- busy Aud 40 In less
than 3 week, had busted all nv neigh.
bots out OF my house.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-05

A Baltimore county farmer came 10
town few days ago commissioned by his
better haaf to make some purchases 10 the
Bslair market, but be stopped al saloon
whsEs he shipped load OF jersey light
ming and loaf bis market basket. He did
not forget, however that he had some.
thing 10 do In Belslr market, 20 be man
aged to navigate over tho oobblestones 70
that lively emporium without losing bic
way. But when he reached The mArk ct
he scratched bis head Ia vain tryiag 10
recall the object OF his crrAnd. Finslly
be bought four pounds Of sansAge, which,
having lost bic basket, he dumped into
his high crowned bat aud put II on. In.
der This additional top hamper homswAri
navigation was slll more dItieull 10 York
road cars, but the dealer IN sAussges made
the trip successfully just AZ the shades OF
night were coming on. When ho reached
the station IN tho country 10 get on, how
ever, the overloaded voyager stumbled on
the car stepa and fell on bis head to the
ground, bursting the high hat aud seat-
lering the sausage meat. The conductor
horrided tho passengers by singing out
for Help in Heavens name man bias
dashed ont bic brains and so Il did seem
in the dark until light was brought and
an inquesl hsd-the jury rendering vsr-
diet OF whisky and sausage.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-05

AnimsIs know the ehasglng seasons
aud ,bclr fruiitulBess and the btFFennssa
Of the same Jast as men. The COW that
now walks eomplaeently the whole length
Of The city street be the same two miles
long. more or lees, without ever turning
her bead 10 the right OF left OF ever ones
pAoslng Ia the steady march, can't and
won't walk two hnndssd yards HsIt June
Without trying every gate on bosb sides
OF the street, aud climbing over two Or
three garden ieasc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-05

The old adsge used 10 be, Nothing like
leather. II should now be, Nothing ike
paper Psper is used for almost every.
thing. Among The tbings made Of paper
exhibited At the Berlin exhibition not
long since, were paper bueEsts, bfopEes,
nrni, asphalt roodng, water cans, carpets,
skffis, whoh cults OF clothing, jswelry,
matsrlai for garden walks, window enr.
thlus, lanterns pocket hsRdkerehleis. Tbs
most saFikag oi Abe many objects sssxbiblt.
ad 10 thIs material wAs, perhaps, nrs
store, With cheerful Ore burning In IT,.
There were newly lnvenled railway car
rlagss aud chimney pols, -four barrels
eot,sgs walls, roofing tilss, and bricks and
Dies for sismplug Al made Of psper. At.
tention has frequently been called 10 The
yAlae of ordiaary shsess Of paper IS :
sabslitnls for bsde!othss, OF at least, an
addition to bsdclothes. The idss assns
to have suggested the fabrication oi
bispksas from the cheap matsfial, and II
al THAI i aaid Of them i trae, they ought
70 be excessively used.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-05
raE i;~:aAr,losx. ~

The siest of these phons Inventions Ia
. stomsehaphone. Il ha peculiar con
otfB, ard sometimes We thiak Il VIZ not
work, bat The Inventor i sangniBs lie
proposes to have a ssHlrai olaee, wilh
wires running to every house.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-05
NOW Is IHE TIME
70 es, tAsas
Old Clothes Colored

And Cleaned up foE Summer wsAs.
u Ell naals thsaa iesh "a wsli as hsw asa save
tafAH9. We shaa ss6a hs1 ssaTsy ever seal
Aaf4ag he ssFsszr. Az csasFs wNErenasA fAal
sNf gaaFr&asss tc Ffvs sAsisfasAaS. DFsfess
khQBla b. rp3ss hefpte aytbr bas saats "a 4ts
spa st1ss E3ses asa b sset vizacEi.
gs.asel Ca.Sx,
nssxasxsa W. Aza Iezss ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-05

Remember that one Of the beat wsYs
to warn The feet is 70 slt where the fuli
saniighi may fall upon the ertFsml,ies.
This can be easily attended 80 wBen ca.
gagged ln reading, sswlag or converse
ion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-05
q sTOHH OF ONE HUNDN
YEARS AGO.

sHFs
Story fska,ingl IRs so long since |
PVT On Pair q skate, that ! should Be as
awkward a. a bear on ice. And nothing
ever hsppened TO ma 70 make story out
of-srcept haing scared off Sold Of Ice
near tho woods once, BY scrsech ow!
10 the pines. Il was altnost dark and We
had .never heard such Au unsArlhly
ssreAm before. lie q Wildcat shouted
oae OF the boys; aud by the way 10 which
We scud for home you would have
thought II was race Tor tbs village
championship.
Did You ever hear how the hunter who
was taken prisoner by the Indians showed
them how 10 skater No' Then lis just
As good as new.
1t wAsop hundrsd years ago, In the
old pioneer days. Away up al the north.
srn end sf tie great tiskes bold hunter
aud trApper made bis camp. He husted
for sport 10 lbe summer aad trapped for
fur In The fall aud winter. lie know
svsfy river sndereek, every bill and val.
lsy, In the great woods, better than yon
know the streets of lhs town !; and be had
bad studied che caanlng ways and bsiEh
tricks OF the beaver, otter. mink and mar
ten until be knew iust bow and whsre 70
set biz traps foFthem. lie bought good
many akIns of,be frisudly Indiahs who
lived near; aud early every yssr he
would take big load OF thsm 10 the
neAresl lradipg post TO seli,--brualng
back powder aud lead, with lea, suRaT
aud other good things foe bis table. The
hunters life Ain'i half 20 hns AZ the story
books make II bat old Thomas Jadaon--
for that Was hh ame--eHloyed II better
than any other.
.In the slAief be hsa 10 wear aaow
shoes 10 going through The woods to vIai
bis tfaps; aSd one year be bfoaght back
= pair Of skates, that be shougki you'd
be handy when ,bs Ice was clear. AHd
very hs6dy BE iound them Il ,nch timss
FOR be could skate dozen miles a smy
as Be ooad walk two, and bis pack on BIZ
back nsvsssssmsas 30 lIkhs ssshsa b
had hll slssl shoes Oh Aad coald ska
slVss ths classy ansfsge OF ahs lAks =
| rivar.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-05

PITCHERS CAsToRIA isnot
Narcotic. Children grow fat
upon, Mothers like, and Physi-
clans recommend CASTORIA.
IL regulates the Bowels. cures
Wind Collie, allays Fcyerishness,
and destroys Worms.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-05

The iosnsal q sayy Is Ike grain Of
saBd IN 80 eye.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18
The funniest show for a ''longf time
Morosco,s Speciality Troupe. y


| In addition to the large space con-
tracted for by the year, Mr.. Whiting in
serts a special Holiday advertisement
| in this issue. 1t has reference to the
grand display of Christmas Goods now
on exhibition in his large establishment,
and is intended for the ssLittle Folks
and their PAS and Mas. : It is o real
pleasure to go into his establishment
and examine the large and varied as
sortment that meets the view. Mr.. Ed
ward Whiting, jr., takes especial delight
in showing callers through this depart
ment, and with hislfine presence and po-
lite manners, makes you feel at home.
Even if yon have no idea Of buying any
thing for your little friends, don't fail
to call and see the beautiful sight. To
those who want Christmas presents,
there is no necessity to extend an invi.
tation, for they will call promptly with
out it; but there may be some who have
not heard of the new things at Writings,
and to them we make known the fact
with pleasurable feelings.
! Fun at Pixies Hall tonight. The
Morosco Family begin their series of
laughable entertainments.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18

The MOROsCO TROUPE.-We are hap
py to call the attention of our readers to
the announcements in another column.
of this favorite pantomime and specially
company, who have just completed en-
gagemsnts in Havana and in New Or
leans, where a gold medal was presented
to little Harry, the boy-wondsr, who
turns double somersault of his feet
Mons. DsCastro holds barrel in his
teeth, with two men on it. Mrs. DeCas-
sro, the charming sopsstreN viii also
entertain TIE Audience. In Hne, q good
treat awaits eur pubic.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18

The National Soldier, an eight
page, forty-column, weekly journal, pub
lished at Washington, D. c., comes to
IA brimful of good things for the citizen
a. well as for the soldier. 1t opposes
monopoly, favors equal and exact Justice
TO all classes, and is the special cham
pion and defender of the rights of the
soldier, his widow and orphans. Every
soldier should have this paper to keep
him posted. Terms, SLIGO q year; sam
pie copy free. Address, Citizen Soldier
Publishing Co., Box 5Ss, Washington,
D. WV $50
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18

Don't forget the aiorosco Troupe's
entertainment tonight. f.'fa8 E&t
Hurra for Christmas! says Mike Cham
bers, because he has stored an infinite
variety of toys, fancy articles, books,
handsome presents, etc, which he is de-
termlned not to keep after the holidays
are over. With this view, be intends to
sell cheap, very cheap, in fact. Fair
warning is therefore gwen. Once, twice,
three times. Gone! Go and visit his
establishment. ,"' te.'
The Moroscos come with the highest
recommendations Go and see them.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18

Which amount has been paid to the Par
ish Treasurer ....
Respectfully submitted
A. DELATTE, Parish Ranger.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Finance Committee reported IA
vorably on the following accounts which
were allowed:
Accounts allowed by the Finance Com
mittee December 9th, 1880.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18
Practical P resents

in Glassware, lin Crockeryware, in Wood
en- and ,Willow,ware. We, have, tor
instance, an assortment Of mouse and
rat traps an acquisition to any house
hold arsenal And o thousand other
things too numerons to mention. II IA
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18

TN THEJMATTER OF THE SUCCESSION
l. of Alfred L. Shoppers, deceased. No. 1409.
Probate. Seventeenth Judicial District Court,
Stateiof Louisiana. T erase - p
Whereas, an application was this day filed in
the offics Of the undersigned Clerk, by Mrs. En-.
nice Spears, widow Of Alfred L. Shoppers, late Of
said parish, deceased, to be appointed Admins.
tratrix Of the above entitled and numbered sue
cession. 3...,Yvs. 80 . .43i E.tf-
Notice is;hereby given to all persons interested
to show cause iii any they have) in ten days
from the first publication of this notice why said
application should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable II. n. Sherburne,
Judge Of our said Court, this 10th day of De.
cember 1880. B. F. BRYAN, Clerk.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18
Fancy and Stable Groceries

80. will always find us well stocked
with. Try our prices. Christmas. Gro.
csriesin profusioh. Segars and fobisc'
cosa Wines and Liquors. a2ss So rc
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

PoLlcE JURY ROOM. PARISH EAST BATON ROUGE
December IT, 1850
Regular meeting Of the Jury.
Present-Mr Andrew Jackson, Presi-
don't, and Messrs. Randolph, Davis, Mon
tegudo, Fairchild, Huguet, HARRISON,
Gardere, Stokes.
Absent--Mr. Began.
The following reports were read and
received: ana. re
TREASURES REPORT.
TREASURER'S OFFICE, I
EAST BATON ROUGE, December a. 1880.
To the President and Members OF the Police
Jury: .F. a as
Gentlemen-Beiow you will please find
my statement from last report to the 18th
December, 1880: r..a fag -gf.r
Balance last report. ....-....- $40 q
Received from J. w. Bates tax
collector for month of October 1476 80
Reed from J. w. Bates tax col
lector for month of November 1868 66
Reed from A. Delatto parish
Ranger. -.-.....--.. ID w
lotal- -----.-.--. -. ---.- T'o|' O.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Warrants az cash from collectors 6N 65
Witp'ss {. B." Is 90
Certificates Of Indebtedness as
cash from Collector. % OO
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18

A Jury was finally obtained this morn
ing in the ease of the State vs.. j. r.
Berhnes and son, charged with the muir
der of Townsend and Berhnes, last sum-
mer in this parish. The trial is now in
progress and is exciting unusual in
terest.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18

Sadness or depressed spirits are easily
shaken Oft by attending the Morosco en-
tertainments, They are high-toned and
laughable, and will serve to restore you
to the proper frame of mind.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18
Toys, Toys, Toys !!

At WRITINGS you'll find variety Of
articles to select from in the way, OF
Holiday purchases. And you cannot
''do better" in prices. s z "
i FANCY GOODS of every description.
Toilet Sets, Handsome Vases, Musical
Instruments, Ornamental Cups and
Saucers. Come and see, etc, etc.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18

The Christmas Militia, having been
ordered to assemble ut Baton Rouge, the
ever watchful Joshua Beal has made
every preparation to supply acquisitions
from brigados, regiments, companies,
and squads, down to the solitary horse
man. In another column, will be found
the endless nomenclature of the articles
he deems necessary to gladden. the
hearts of the old and the little folks at
home, There are substantials for the
elders and sweets for the juniors. By
companies, right wheel Close column
ut half distance Double time March
TO Joshua Beats.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18

\ The weather has fallen back pretty
much into the groove Of two weeks ago.
Rain and muddy roads are once more
the order of thee TIL /
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18
By all Means Gall at Whiting First!
Some Of the finest and neatest designs
in Quadruple-plate.
SILVERWA ARE

ever exhibited in these parts can be
found ut WRITINGS. "
Durable Presents. Low Prices. IS