Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-07
Thursdap's edition.

Sec postponed succession sale Oh ''''
estate in this issue.
Conrads Budwciscr bottled beer the
best beverage for nurses
Whcucvcr YOU can say no good OF
your ncighbor, you have arrived III"
very good point to hold your tongue
The Spanishtown negroes had llvc'y
time ouarrcling yesterday. D'sscnS'oh
and cross. words seemed to be the ordcr
of the day, but-no blows.
Tho Board of Supervisors Of tho Lott
siana State University and Agricultural
and Mechanical College met yesterday,
the proceedings of which will be found
published in this issue.
| We return thanks to our young trlchh
Henry Gcscll who has just returned
from Grccnyilc, Miss, for late papers.
He says that Grccnvillc is booming with
business and building enterprise.
Acting Gov. McEnery has appointed
Mr.. T.. G. Paypc member OF tho Board
of Supervisors of the State University
at Baton Rouge. Mr.. Payne is in "t-
tendance on the meeting of tho Board,
MI
: Mr. II. B. Samuel. Of the "lronn'''S
Fourth Ward" wasin to SEQ uS this
morning, bringing cheering: news ir'"
!, the crops in his neishborhood. Tho sea.
son has been splcndih,s for cotton, and
plenty of corn has maturcd to supply
the farmers noXt year.
Y We understand the game law III TO-
II uard to hunting deer l,aa expired, and
a it IL fair to presume that the sport VIII
y bcrin at an early day.0 A short CAM
hunt will afford the disciples of Nlmro'
I, pleasant recreation, even If thry9fal
TO secure tho vcnlSoil.
1. Work on the state House is being VIZ
Of orous'y pushed forward. Already TIM
=, noble old building presents more HE
vs. like appearance, produced by clcan'n'
&c m the rubbish. The carpenter work
cs begun and movin.apacr with INC pro
Mt rrcss of the other repairs,
OF Ouraarish should have an 'm'"'Sr
y ton society The advantages game
u hv such institutions are too great &c
Il hurried computation. Merchants, l'''
~ chanics, farmers and real estate owner
ut are alf equally Interested. WHO wi
p start tho ball rolling
The weather for the past two da!
w has been remarkably cool and plcasah
reminding one of the delightful Ia
n seasons that characterize Our SUM
OF land. Some people pronounce IL "
ht healthy wealthy; but there is one TIM
ne certain, it is nice while lowering aro'l''
:" Rev. p. Bcrthct, of Point Coupcc W
Wv in the city this week on visit TO
''' many friends He called to see us "
''' tcrday, and frightened the CAPITOL
",Yotiicr with his genial smiles. Inc Gro
:" in Pointc Coupcc are represented
-" him rs being very fine indeed. Sott
,r " picking has lesun, and the people
~, happy over the bright prospects ahea
'"o BATON ROUGE, August 4, $50
w. Editor Capitoian-ln signing
'''' urotcst of the Alumni Of the State |
ty, as published in the Baton Ro'
axe papers did 50 without reflection, ha
'w " knowing what was signing, AM
mp wish hereby to withdraw my name II
ana the same. Yours respectfully,
and JAMES W. ARnovl
'"o The other day a man was III Il ere
'., hcaping abuse upon the Lottery q
~ pany He was devil bent ON "haV
,aa., the thing abolished" In attempting
pull handkerchief out of his poo
,,an; two or three lottcryatickcts fell u
r' the sidewalk. "Ah, I see" said {
.you didn't hold the lucky numbc
y 49,, If the lottery waits to stop abuse
'. Wv. it's management, -hey must fix i
every man will draw the capita pr
on of From the London Times Of july
o the we notice that Arthur Baylcs, late Ii
that riau and instructor III modern !angl
J. W. and literature in our State lnlyc
ON Of and principal. of MorchouSc Col
Il his Bastrop, La, wa, married 70 Eve
alton, Youngest daughter of the late A
NUM- Bcrncast,c, of Woodrale Forest Hi
f the While the stu is pouring It's mcil'
giving rays of light upon the two cent?
'yman and the moon, too sends its sllVcry
in the cring sheen upon each, may we
rs the that the light that touched Anne
Our soil may warm some part @: the he;