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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-20

Conrad Ditzel. a native Of Germany. Who for
about hftsen years had been engaged in store
kssping ut Bare Hills. on the Fails road. died on
Tuesday of last week, aged about 50 years. lie
had been in falling health for . considerable time
and about two years $50 he vent 20 Germany 10
the hope of being benshttsd. lie returned usim-
proved and uas . great sufferer mp 10 the time of
his death. A poet sorfea examination was per-
formed BY Drs. Ward. Ewing aud Boynion which
revealed the presence Of . large esneer in the
stomach. Mr.. DitEei leaves . wife bot ne chill
dren. His estate. which 10 valued at betwesn q.
ooo and sio,oeo. Is ieft principally 10 the vidow.
The executors named In the will are Messrs. John
y. Clark and August Holman.
Dead Body Found.-Aboat 10 o'clock on
Sunday morning last the dead body Of an IN
Known man vas found lying under culver, on
Ellieott street, Canton. Justice Dorsey, % the
I2th district vas notified and held inquest. the
jury rendering verdict Of death from exposure.
The man uas about feet inches in height.
about 20 years old. sandy hair and uhiskers. with
purple birth-msrk arOand the rightsye- There
vas nothing on the body 10 lead 10 is identi6ea-
tion. The remains we're inferred at the expense
Of the county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-20

Mary Jane Bowen 60 Geo. u. iicbbel.
Robert Micklc 60 George ". ilorscy.
BALTIC. Savings, Land 4 Trust co. TO Mary T..
Thclin 81 nj.
Hampstead Bldg. Asso. No. 10. to PHILLIP Beck
or Zach.
s. Parker liOsley To Jesse q. Clayton 4 VT
Vim. 4. Stewart to John Sibci. Jr.. 4 vi
Log Cabin Permit. BIG. A.so.. Baltic. city TO
MsgAret Donald.
South Baltic. Permit. Mutual Lind 4 Savings
Asso. to Leonard a. Long.
Eliza Curry 4 hush. TO John A. II. Roller.
Mary :. Jcwctt to Vim. 7. King.
BILLS ~ SAN.
Gso. Mitchell to Annie Mitchell.
VIM. 5. Eide to Francis \. Hersey.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-20
Death o, an Aged and wen-Know,

Generous Cir. A we'll known and wealthy
Baltimore merchant rseentiy Purehasei n grove
Of i6i acres. costing about $500. situated on
Bear Greek in the 18th district % this county n
miles By water from the city, and has presented il
o. the Baltimore Free Summer Exeursion Society
for the beasht o. the many poor sick and helpless
Persons uho toll through a wretehed existence
throughout the Siding summer insnths. This nsu
tract Is admirably suited in every way for the pur-
poses for which IL Was purchased. being nearly
surrounded by water and covered with a hand
some grouth o. oak and chestnut trees. The
name selected for IL has been Chssterwo0d and 10
the funds can DO secured 20 make the necessary
improvemsnts-vharf,A e.-it is proposed to use
IL the coming season.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
HON. JOE CANNON.
Monticello lIllJ Bulletin.

A number of Republican, of Champaign
county are trying to tini a candidate to
beat Joe Cannon for the nomination for
congress Republicans who cannot stomach
Cannon have more than once tried to beat
him in convention. but he had the pins set
a little too solid. They have taken an early
start tms time, but will hardly succeed.
Joe has been around among the boys, and
the early worm" has been gobbed. Its a
still" worm, but when Jocs free drink sa-
looms are opened, his henChmen have easy
work OF it, BY the-way, We see that Judge
Smith is out in a card, saying that ne had
no reference to Joe in his late remark az
the temperance meeting, and that the editor
of the Union made the application to Joe
on his own account. Well, it matters little
whether Smith had Cannon in his mind o.;
not, His remarks were so applicable to
Joe that the coat couldn't have lit him any
better if it had been made TO order.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
THE CHINESE.

The Chinese are several hundred years
behind time in physiology, They are pro-
foUndiy ignorant Of the circulation OF the
blood, and locate miad in the abdomen
They teach that the spleen is the chief or
gan IN tie body, as it grinds the food by
rubbing it against the stomach, preside,
over the muscles, and regulates the heat.
The liver controls the tcndons and nails.
The heart beauties the complexion, moves
the ears and tongue, The kidneys govern
the bones and hair The diaphragm keeps
tou. air from rising into the throat. The
gall-biaddcr is the seat OF courage hencc
they fight for its possession when brave
animal ia slain, imagining that he who eats
the gall-bladder of remarkable animal
obtains the pecuiaritics of that beast.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
COLLECTOR MERRIAM
Decatur JI,U. Review

Decatur lllO, Review
The stalwart politicians IN the central
part OF the state are yet determined to
have Collector Merriam's scalp. They dc
clare that he will not do anything to help
the party; that his political contributions
are nominal; that he let's his senatorial and
congressional districts be carried by the
Democrats, and that they will not stand
this through another campaign We regret
that our friends are having so much worry,
BUTT must remembered that Mr.. Hayes is
the cause Of it, and that they secured him
as president by means disgraceful IN the
extreme. All the consolation we can give
them is that they will have to stand It till
Mr.. Hayes gets in tranquil mood
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Of the leading business houses whose advertise
ments may be found IL THs BULLETIN
DRY GOODS,
{. 0. P,ier & CO., Commercial avenue and Nine
tpcltD street
Cils. Il stewart, Elsath street
GROCERIES.
Pe,ti. g. Bird, Washington avenue and Eighth
street
PHYSICIANS
DR. J. II. Maresn; office, 10 Commercial avenue
DENTISTS
3d. W & Jocelyn Eighth near Commercial
d. & " Wnock, iH Commercial avenue
Liquors
Pob, smy,h, No 60 Ohio leyec
INSURANCE
uH Candce. No 70 Ohio icycr up srair-l $500,
Eluitable Life, OF New lOrk, corner i"c"'n az"
Wipgs and Orphans Mutual Aid Society, seventh
ani Commercial t'rnuc
DRUGGISTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
N,,cl,, Bro. ONO lsyre and corner Eighth AMI
Warrington avenue
BANKS
ll,yanirr Count, Bank tl lnl Oomm'''"
I % Sttons, ono .c'r'.
STEAMBOATS,
C.nnH.a. Three o'a'''
r,,,o ~,r,a,. corner Twelfth AID L,ree,
BRACKET STORE.
= c Ford. corne. Nint1 and Commercial
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
LAND MONOPOLY IN
UTAH.
Now York 1lmn.


a curious phase Of the Mormon difficulty
is presented in the alleged scheme BY which
all the arabic land of the territory is NOR.
opoi2cd by Mormons, to the exclusion az
all other persons. Every person famil r
with the Utah region has noticed that the
Mormons plant 'city" wherever they
plant a colony. These So.called cities are
used to take up vast tracts Of land under
the laws Of the United States, though The
"cties" are merely shamS. Thus one Of
these fraudulent communities with big
name tackled to it, though only hamlet III
the land sagcbush, with 500 inhabitants,
claims and receives from the government y
tract Of land containing 40 square miles.
As "cities" of this type are spread all over
Utah, it happens that great land mon.
opoly is created for the benefit of the fol
lowers OF the Mormon hierarchy. 1t is
contrary 10 sound policy to allow monopy-
lies Of this sort to exist whether Mormous
or GcntlcS share ia their benefits
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17

Br0wNs HOUSEHOLD PANACEA is thr
most effective pain DESTROYER in the world
Will most surely quicken the blood wheth-
er taken internally or applied externally
and thereby more certainly relieve pain
whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain ailrviator, and il is warranted double
the strength of any similar preparation.
|, cures pain in the side, back or bowels,
sore throat, rheumatism toothachc, and al!
aches, and is the great rcliever Of pain,
browns Household Panacea' should be
IN every family. A teaspoontul Of the Pan
acco IN tumblcr Of hot water (sweetencd
if preicrrcd), taken at bed time, will break
up d cold. - cts. bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
MEDICAL DEM
DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION.
Rock Island no Argus.

The state of Illinois can be carried by
the Democracy if united effort is made. A
necessary prerequisite to success, the par
" must be thoroughly organized in every
voting district. The state committee have
the matter IN charge and the work of organ
I2ation will be pushed to completion. While
the committee is ready to do everything
possible to accomplish this important work
il cannot do much without substantial assis,
lance, Every true Democrat should do his
share towards pertecting an organization Of
the party, without which defeat is certain
to come. Organized the Illinois Democracy
can sweep the state-othcrwise il cannot be
done.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17

Mucn SICKNESS, undoubtedly with chi
drcu, attributed to other causes, is occasion
cd by worms Browns Ncrmifugc Comf,s,
or Worm l.olenges, although etfectual in
destroying worms can do no possible IN.
Jury to the most delicate child This val.
liable combination has been successfully
used by physicians, and found to be abso
lutcly sure in eradicating worms, 50 hurtfu'
TO children. Twenty five cents a boz.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17

A Cross BABY Nothing is 80 conducive
10 mans remaining A bachelor As stop.
ping for one night at the house of mar.
ricd friend ard being kept awake for five
or six hours by the crying of cross baby.
All cross and crying babies need only Hop
Bitters TO made them well and smiling
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
Latest News.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN

LIVERPOOL, February, lG, . p, Nj
Wheat unchangej--Whcat 9s edo
1?s 3D.; Spring, 10, 9d@los iOd California,
average, los 3d@10s %; California club,
los 9l@llN Al. Corn Old, "a; Corn
.-New-1s "a.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
Df'EI(' T.. r.
WILLIAM STRAfrON. President
BOARD OF MANAGERS

~
Mr. A. =. TAYLOR. Superintendent OF
Schools, AleAaaacg touaty.....,.;....
j, \ NOLDS | IN T., OF Huiur'lht KOS
enwat,r. Wholesale aud Retail Dealers
in Staple and Fancy Day Uo)l-".......
y, - rHISILEWOOD. OF hiuS!c x
ThistieNood. Commission Merchants,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors....,.......
;, y, kES, ol ANftr ~ co. Noluuil-'
.i0u Merchants ...... ...,....,.,;:'...'...
lhbMNS LEN - INSURANCE '""""st'
and Attorney A Law ....,',,.''' ...,..;...
WIN. SIRAFtON Oi StFat'"h bra
Nholc.ac Groret> .',,..": ."';,..,
GEO VI. ALDEN, Commission Met'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17

G. A. UHIIM>N, editor Republican, Pitts
burgh, Pa was cured of rheumatism Ivy
ST. JACuBS Gu
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17

KIDNEY Worn radically cures bilious
ness, piles and nervous diseases.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
GENERAL EFFECTS OF
FELLOWS
f s3RTs SP Hypophosphites
TT Is PERFECTLY SAFE, AHD THE
TASTE PLEASANT"

AtAThy mNNncT NHl!N THC lOTHIaTTOH O' TUUVTCIc W
retarded. The rapidlty with which patients take
on dc,h while under the iuhueuce Of the syrup, OF
itself indicates that no other preparation can be
better adapted to help and nourish the constitution
aud hence be more eAacious IN oil depression OF
spirits shaking or trembling Of the hands or body
cough, .hortness Of breath or consUmptiye habit
The nerves and muscles become strengthened and
The hl0ld puriAed.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.

VT! DlIt''H'
y,yor-$ y TlSt,%ood.
Trr,.lrrr-Edwari D"'Jn.i
Cir,K 20 .ani. j, Foty
counselor Nm Gilbert
N,--aiI-.f. e Lali3r
Lt,nrnry-W william Htairck'
g,AWJ ~ ALDsGAEH
First warI-M J. Ao@."y . wo,t.
s.,ond Ward DAVID Y. Line.lf' { h "oo'.
"ai:1i,a Ward " p Wrsat, Egher' Smli1. ...,..
pnnrth Ward-Charlt- . Paier, 1T mes :! ns''OA
F'Na Ws.d Y IS HALLIDAY brn''' Il. r''""
County Officers.
C,rcaitJndgc-D .. baSgf.
C,t-ni' C.rtk-J A K't'e-
Comfy Judge lo,Hh
I,Iaty clerk . illmli.
C,g1ty A'rorr.y-N NmarF
C,nnt, Trrl.lrr-- M''r- ". Fsrn...
sherit j Dnn Hodge,
CorDaer-R Flt1Le'N.. ,..,.s. 4
N GIBBS Ssmu-, B'lcS --
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
NEW YORK UHNlN.

Nevis ID.
NEW YORK GRAM.
New Y0Rg, February rs, 1900 p. NJ
Wheat --Quict and firm NJ . Chicago,
s. 81 D$l AZ, NJ. . milwaukee,, 81 Al
0ol AZ; Red Winter, 81 43gnl SOL. No
a? Red Winter 81 49is@i SO; No, . Ana
Der, s. i5mi Al, Corn quiet No ., So
CnGl
CuicAGo, February is, 1000 A. NJ %
whoa, .- March, Al a9l, April. 81 9@ss
Pork March ST. ~ April,
ST. G?'i.
Dat, May, 35is
Corn -F'roruary SO May ioil March,
38}.
CucAGO, February H. close
Wheat - February, 81 ?9ia; March
81 % April, 81 a, q
Pork February, sll 81, Bacon
April, 81 70.
Corn February, 3Gis; March, 36aa
May, io', April. 36al.
llCniNG PnES--SfMlTOMS AND CURE
The symptoms are moisture, like pcrspira
ton, intense itching, increased by scratch
ing, very distressing particularly at night
az if pin worms were crawling in aud about
the rcctum; the private parts are some
times affected; II allowed to continue yer,
serious results may fellow. Dr. Swayne,
All.licaliug Ointment IL pleasant, sure
cure. Also for letter, Itch, salt Rhcum
Scald Head, Elycsipclos, BARRIERS Itch
Blotches, all Scaly, Crusty, Cutancor
Eruphons. Price 80 cents, . boxes 81 -
Sent by mai to any address ON receipt o
price in currency or three cent postage
stamps. Prepared only by Dr. Swayne 4
Son, $50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia
Pa, Sold by all prominent druggists.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
CHURCHES.

VgfgAN VI T. Fourteenth street pg,Mty ~
y WsInut ana Cedar streets; services sAhpa'H II
I "a as ~ 1I ~ m sunday scaool l:3Dp III.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17

I,uRIsTIAN Eighteenth street; mey,,,h- 'a'.
[ h,', i651p N preaching occisoha'N'
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13
A BLOODY DRAMA.
At q Sunday School Meeting.
TWO MEN ARE KILLED OUTRIGHT AND
THREE OTHER PERSONS WOUNDED.

On Sunday last, ut u Sunday school
meeting in the Fourth Ward of this par
ish, desperate fight occurred, resulting
in the killing of Charles X. Bchmcs and
Joseph Townsend, the latter being the
Superintendent of the school and u
stranger TO the difficulty. In addition
Mr., J. ?. Bcllrnes, was shot though both
arms; and his daughter, Mrs. Pink Ncph-
Icr, severely wounded. Mr.. Alonzo
Woods was also wounded. On hearing
of the dcplorablc affair, Sheriff Bates,
made the necessary ailldavits and accom-
panied by his deputies Mcssrs. SkolIicld
and Collins, promptly reached the scene
of tho tragedy, and arrested McBsrs. J.
p. Behrncs and his son M. Bchrncs,
whom he conveyed to the Parish Jail, in
this city, where they are now confined
awaiting examination We forbcar from
further particulars until the testimony
of witnesses shall have been addnCcd,
when we will furnish our readers u full
account Of this sad occurrence.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13
TEXAS JACK.
N. Y. Clipper.

J. b. Omopundro, as Texas Jack was
known in private life, wasa noted hun
ter and guido before ho took to tho stage.
He was tho assistant of Buffalo Bill wv.
+. Cody on the plains, and in 1872, and
for several seasons afterwards, was the
Earl Of Dunraven's guide in his hunting
expeditions at the Far West. Ned Bunt-
line had long before that made him the
hero Of one Of his Indian stories, and
when Buntlino propose to wrto piece
for Buffalo Bill and put him on the
stage, if the latter would come from tho
plains and meet him in Chicago, Texas
Jack was induced to come East with his
brother scout.
In four hours tho play was written
being christened 'rho. Scouts of tho
Prairie" Hotel clerks copied off the
different parts, and tho roles intended
for Buffalo Bill and Texas Jack were
given them by Buntlino with tho nd
monition that they be at tho theatre at
ton o'clock Oh the following morning for
rehearsal. II Is almost needless to say
that neither of tho scouts did k0r
could study his lines in the few days al
lowed him, and that at their debut they
impersonated nobody but themselves.
Buntlinc, who played Gallo Durg, helped
them out by giving them an opportunity
to rocite their own experiences after all
else had failed, and this proved u hit in
a locality familiar with life on tho
plains.
Mile. Morlaccli, the dancer, who
shortly afterwards became the wife Of
Omohundro, played Palo Dove. The
party wcro known as the Buffalo Bill
Combination, and played East and West.
The second season closed in Boston, on
May IS, 1874, and Jack and bis friend
again sought the plains. Jack went in
to tho Yellowstone country with the
Earl Of Dnnravcn, and Bill organized
alone u company for tho season of 1874
5. Ho and Texas Jack rcorganizcd
their old company for the season of 1875
6, which was closed early in tho Spring
Of 1876, Cody entering into the Sioux
war. Since then Texas Jack, with Mile.
Morlacchi, has headed combination of
his own, with occasional rests, their
ventures as a rule having been remuner-
ativc.
Josephine MorIacchi, bct.ccn whom
and Texas Jack warm attachment so
soon sprang mp, is IN Italian, and was
dancer of note in Italy and London
before she came to this country in 1867,
her first appearance on this side of the
Atlantic having been made at Bayard's
Museum, now Days Theatre, under the
direct management of Du Poi, in the
spectacular ballet of "Thc Devils AuC-
ton" She Travelled with him ever af
tcrward, when he was not ON duty as %
scout or hunter, and their mutual aiicc-
ton never cooled. On one side was u
staunch and stalwart husband and on
the other trnD and tender wife.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13
s1Ns Of WHICH y.v IA! Want!

CHOCOLATE. Bakers German sweet, !
" pounds
CHOCOLATE. Baker . premium, / pounds
plain.
OATMEAL. .Frosh Milci pin Head"
YEAST CAKES. Irwin Brothers. fresh.
BAKING POWDERS. :! pounds Royal, Gno
goods.
GURRANTS. Fresh and sound Zante.
RAISfNS Fresh London Layers.
FRESH APPLES. .3ponnd cans. excellent,
DRIED APPLES. Choice Sliced, ovapo.
rated.
MILK Bordons Eagle Brand.
MILK Crown Brand good
MACCARONI. Best imported.
MUSHROOMS. Choicest French.
BLANC NANCE Something now and
good.
CAYENNE PEPPER Best quality.
SARD1NES. and 1 boxes, imported
GUM DROPS. Lemon, rose and vanilla
MAp4ENA' NJ p2Eh .Duryoas' bo"t quality,
MUSTARD. .Colmans 8, pure and fine.
PINE APPLIES; Canned, grated and sliced
FINE CHEESE.
FRESH PEACHES. g ounce and 3poun,
tins, table aud cooking.
POTTED MEATS. Ham, chicken, tongue
and turkey.
MACKEREL. Medium as, new catch.
FINE HAMS. Mono better.
WHEAT GRI1S. Fresh and very choice
All fresh receipts and for sale ut family gro
Gerry OF JOSHUA BEAL. July l3.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

Coz G. p. NELSON, of fWoodviIle, Miss,
formerly the editor of the Liberty Her,
aid, when rcd hot radicalism neccssita,
ted hotter democracy, called on us this
morning. The Col. is n distinguished
lawyer, aud has the honor of being an
clcctor at large, on the Hancock ticket
Of Mississippi hc Is here on professional
business.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

Centenary College Of Jackson, La,
will open its next session on September
5th, 1850, as will be seen by tho notice of
President c. G. Andrews, which appears
in another column. Tho rates for board
and tuition arc extremely low. When
the fact is known that u learned and cx-
pcrlcnced Faculty directs tho courses OF
of study, and that tho location of the
College, in point of hcalthfulness and
adaptabllity is unsurpassed, parents will
surely find it to their advantage to send
their sons to Centenary.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

Leap year gives young ladies u gen
tlemen's privileges in making love-"
Perhaps 1t does, but no rcspectablcyoung
man will have anything to do with a
young lady who takes position ON the
street corner and not only winks at tue
gentlemen as they pass by, but also
sqnrts tobacco juice on their coat tails.
Nor would it look well for u dozen or
more young ladies to loaf around in front
OF church an hour and half OH Sunday
nights, sparring and knocking ono an
others hats of and dancing tra la Ia on
the sidewalk in order to kill time until
the congregation Is dismissed and then
buckle up to n young man and escort
him home
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13
STATE NEWS.

Only two dogs were seen ut .the mar
kot Wednesday morning and they were
afterwards seen at the tail end Of u rope,
being dragged towards the river. So
far, abont one hundred and fifty dogs
have been poisoned. There are about
fifteen hundred mdrc to operate upon.
Morgan City Free Press.
About 1880 o'clock on Sunday last in
alarm was raised that the prisoners in
the parish jail were breaking out, and in
an incredibly short time six of them had
mado their way into tho open mir, pre-
pared for foot race and freedom. Four
of them made for the swamp below
town, and after u lively race, Deputy
Sheriff Winter succeeded in overhauiing
two of them, while tho other two, being
swift of foot and having u considerable
start, made good their escape. One
other was caught near the residence of
Mr.. Garrett, and tho sixth one got off,
making his way through the yard of the
blacksmith sIop.-St. Joseph Journal.
If you wish to enjoy good health and
spirits, drink Conratl's Budwciscr bot
tied beer.
The New Orleans Democrat gives
the following description of tho lost
child Johnnie Cain.
A child two years and seven months
old, rather tall for his age; blue taxen
hair inclined to curl; upper front teeth
out and lower ones discolorcd; upper
eye tooth split; fine thin ears turned
over u little at the top; round, full face;
fair complexion, no marks or scars of
any kind, plump dimplcd hands and
feet, delicate features and limbs, ,sirlish
appearance, talks quite plainly for his
age; wore y plaid dress, blue black, at
the time he strayed away, Sunday,
June27.
No clue has yet been discovered by
which the lost child may be traced,
anda lIe may have been carried from
tho city, our exch apgcs will, arc
sure, rcpublish the description, and
thereby possibly assist in restoring tho
missing child to the distressed parents.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

In some sections of tho parisl, rain has
been needed to keep tho crops mp to
their high standard of perfection, and
it is hoped yesterdays showers afforded
the desired result.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

At % regular meeting of Abraham
Goigcr Lodge, No. 2D, |. o. B. b., hcl'
Saturday, July 18th, 1880, the following
officers were installed for the ensuin,
term:
A. Frank--Prcsidcnt.
!. FarrnbaCher-ViC President.
NJ. s. misunderstanding.
A. Blum-Treasurcr.
NJ. Block Warden.
s. Bear-GuariGan.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13
OPFlClAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.

MAYORS OFFICE CRY or BATON ROUGE,
Monday, July II, 1890.
Adjourned meeting.
Prcscnt-lIon. l.. Jastrcmski, Mayor,
and Mcssrs. Brooks, Wax, Grady and
Dugghn--Councilmcn.
IL was moved and seconded that the
Council ndionrn-adopted.
LEON JASTREMSKI, Mayor.
GEo. HENDERSON, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

A slow fall of rain yesterday evening,
followed by % good shower last night,
eliectnally laid tho dust and slightly
cooled tho atmosphere.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

Give girl long cyclashcs and small
hands, and she will put up with number
six feet and marry all around % curly
beaded pirI wearing ones and half.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

Home Bittcrs are endorsed ny q legion
Of physicians and chemists
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13
Tti'0Neeklp Gapltolla'1
LOCAL MATTERS.
~ New Style Letter Heads.

Conrad's Budwciscr bottled beer IN u
eumtncr beverage.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

Mr. Joshua Beaf announces. in anoth-
cr column, the reception Of numbers Of
fresh Groceries, "S6mo Of which you
may want. Give him an Immediate
call, if You want tjrBt-class articles Mt
living rates.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

The following original order was sent to
merchant in Delaware:
"Mr, Doss-Wil you please
Lot MFR. Horn have busbel Of corn
Charge the amount 10 my account,
And In the fall II pay you all.
Yours, truly John W. Dooley."