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Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

Mr.. W. ID. Stokes, ono of the most
practical and Industrious farmers of this
parish, paid us visit Oh last Saturday.
Mr.. Stokes, by the results ho obtains in
raising our cereals and particularly al
spccics..of vegetables which ho produces
of mammoth size, has fully demon,
tratcd that tho high lands Of East
Baton Rouge cannot be surpassed in
point of fertility by any other section OF
the State. There is room for hundred
Thousand inhabitants more in the Capi-
tai parish
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

Conrads Budwciser bottled beer Ia
not only stimulating, but strengthening
to the body.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

Beware Of imitation. Call only for
Conrnd's Bndwciscr. IF you find any
imitation, please report the same imme-
Iiatcly to G. Conrad g. Co., st. Louis,
or to John Miller, Alc general agent,
No. 2 Jackson street, Now Orleans.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

F.M. BROOKS,
DRUGGIST,
Main Street.
/ UST ARRIVED
~ New York Boiled and Raw Linsced Oh,
Strictly Pure Whito Lead. Fine Colors in OH,
Ready Prepared Paints, all COlors.
DOyDS' ELECTRIC BATTERIES
- Ladies' Shoe Dressing, the best made.
Lamp Chimntcs, Loaded Flint, Kinslow I'obu.
lar Lantern, Kinslow Study Lamps and Kin
slow Oil. Shears, Scissors Pocket Knives.
BROOKS ELIXIR BARK 4 IRON
- IL tho Bert preparation OF tho kind In The
Market
A MITE COLOGNE
IN is manufactured and sold only by
Il. NJ. CROOKS:
IL Frcsh Stock, q number ono article
AT BROOKS.
'lIlE SEASON
J. For GirOndin, the best ami cheapest ,ljy
infoctapt made. Myers Antiseptic Liquid,
for embalmng dead bodics for sale by tho
Agent, +. NJ. BROOKS
A FULL LINE
n of Ayers, Jaynes McLcan's Lyons,
Ilarter's HullCocs' and Kcnnedys Medicines
always on hand.
6 A MITE COLOGNE!"
~ Warranted equal 10 bcst imported Co.
logno, and sold by tho bottle only by
+. NJ. BROOKS, Proprietor.
- ENlEMBER!
III That Crooks Chit Cure"
Is warranted cure, or money refunded,
nE KNApP'S AROMATIC Tooth Powder.
IL Thurstons ivory Pearl =. =.
Cafder's Saponaceous :. =.
Jewsbery q Browns English Tooth Paste.
Sozodont for tho Teeth.
All highly recommended Mt BROOKS
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

Tho finest tonic in the world is the
Home Bitters.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13
FOR SALE!

nNE FIRST CLASS STEAM ENGINE,
~ size twelveinch cylinder, twenty .fourinch
stroke, in good order
Also Two Double Flue Boilers, thrty,two
inches in diameter by eighteen feet long,
with mud and steam drums, fire front safety
valve, &c. Tho above can be seen in operation
at the Baton Rouge Oil Works every day for
the next three weeks For further particulars,
apply to DAVID g. GARIG.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

FOR tho celebrated Hop Bitters, call
Oh Mr.. N. WAX, agent.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

They were playing game they call
eHelire. She held both bowers and tho
king, and two aces of other suits, butsho
was novice at the game. A young man
who was teaching her looked at her cards
and warmly exclaimed, "What lovely
hand" Shc looked ut him straight in
tho eyes and murmurcd, "You may have
it if you want it," MI the rcst Of tho
evening ho wondered if he was the vic
tim a leap year proposal.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

Michael Chambers, the widc-awakc
Third street stationcr, registers for ten
dollars worth Of pamphlets containing
tho Census of Baton Rouge, will, names
and ages attached. Who comes next J
A few moro such patrons and we'll go to
work on this interesting record
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

Henry Skipwith, Esq, the candidate
from East Feliciana for congressional
honors, visited us this morning Mr. S.
is at present engaged in the good work
of writing pen sketches Of the Florida
parishes, which are appearing through
the columns Of tho N. q. Democrat. Mr..
s. is almost u Baton Rougean, having
received his early teachings here. He is
IN ablo,and patriotic citizen
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

PORTRAITS or OUR CANDIDATES. Mr..
John Johnson has placed us under many
obligations for two handsome portraits
of our next Prcsidentand Vice President,
Hancock and English. He hasa lot Of
these for salc at his well assorted jewel
ry establishment on Third Street.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

lfyou wish to enjoy good health and
spirits, drink Conral's Budwciscr bot
tied beer
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-13

a delightful SIMMER, have We had
thus far. With the exception Of fcw
days now and then, tho heat has been
very moderate, and the nights cool and
pleasant as u rule. As to the crops, they
arc tho finest over seen since the days of
"Auld Lang Syne." If tho harvesting
season is u favorable one, tho happy land
of Canaan, couldn't hold n candle to this
section Of country.
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Entru Rogk No. 1a.-F,uit

Bert and greatest display OF Pumpkins
Best and greatest variety OfFegeIables
raised by one EShibitOr....................
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CAMPAIGN OF 1880.
A GREAT OFFER!
Toledo Weekly Blade,
THE NEWS
-ANB-A-
Fine Portrait Of Garfield,
All for 30 Cents

We viii send the News from BOW tin
JANUARY lst, 1881, flour months), the
Toledo Weekly Blade t0r. three months,
and 4 fine portrait of General Garfield,
worth 81 at retail, and an ornament to any
Office or parlOr, all for so cents in advance
Both papers six months, with portrait,
Sl75; one year, $500.
Blade three months and News SIX
months, with portrait, S1.05. Blade three
months and News one year, with portrait,
$500.
As the coming wear istO be one Of great
interest and excitement politically, and az
the yearly rates are cheapest, as many as
possible should subscribe for one year, or
at least for six months. Such another
clubbing offer viii hardly be made At
any rate, everybody wants his county pa
per and some able Republican city weekly
during the campaign, and no home is COM
plete without the portrait OF our next
President The Blade, which is known as
"Nasby'5 Paper" ranks among the best
Republican journals in the country.
EsF Present subscribers Of the News
who are not in arrears may avail them
selves Of this offer by paying the same as
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from the expiration Of the time How paid
for.
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B677 This offer applies to single subzori-
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Send in your names and money, to
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ADVFRTTsTNG RATES.

The above scale Of prices Is for ordinary single
column display advertising. Solid Legal, Official
spd TabuIar advertisements viii he charged at the
legal rate for space occupied. Rule and Figure
york 80 per cent. extra.
SPEcri1. NOTICES, advertisesments in other than
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DtaL alu largest TaFIeLy OF Fre8eTVea-- .
Best and largest variety Cau'd Fruits. .
Best and largest variety Canned Fruits,
Preserves, Buffers and J6liies...........
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the ceneraI-Interests of Highland County.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1880
ORDER OF EXHIBITION.

FIRST DAY
O'Clock NJ Draft Horses, Brood Mares and Colts Pacing
and Racking Race.
SECOND DAY.
O'Clock NJ General Purpose Horses Roadsters Graded
Cattle Oxen, Fat Cattle,
Departments in Farming Implements and Floral Hall
o'clock P. NJ Fancy Saddle Ring Stations Mares
Geldings, open to ALL
Swine, Large and Berkshire Breeds.
Races-Green Trot and Mule Race.
THIRD DAY.
ocockA NJ Matched Gedings and Pair Roaders Fancy
Harness Horses, Sweepstakes Horses open to all.
Shorhon Cattle, Sweepstakes Cattle Herd ETC. Sheep
Poultry and all other departments in Floral and Agricultural
Halls.
o'clock P NJ Grand display of Premium Stock in the Ring
Races minute and So Irot
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In 1864 the Democratic party put
IN nomination war Democrat for
President in order to cover up their
record during the rebellion. They
are trying the same game now, but
they will find our people have good
memories, and the history Of both
parties is preserved. The covering is
too thin.
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~ week at George Bowers News Depot and also
{ this office. Price 5 cents.
a. Correspondence solicited from an parts Of
the county. Send Us the facts, in few words, and
we will put them In shape for publicati0u- Ihe
writer's real name must De given i'm al eases as
guaranty Of good 6aith.
The NEWs having much larger circulation Ia
Highland county thaH any other paper, and among
the best class Of readers, is the best advertising
medium. Business men win please note the
fact, and act accordingly. 20.
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Sixth Department,

I'd %
Best and largest variety Of Poultry,
Owned by one exhibitor.
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Entry Book No. 6.-SadHe Horses
and Mares.
Best Saddle Horse, Mare or Gelding. 8 OG
Entry Book No. 7.-Fancy Harness
Horses.
First. ................S OO
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Subscription Terms.

U-Payment Invariably in advance. NO paper
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EW-An extra COPY will be sent gratis for every
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Of Highland county.
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Town and Hillsboro P. o. Sub
aorIharg

To Subscribers IN HillsborO and vicinity, the
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rowing terms:
In advance OF within month 81 y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ The entrance to the new Editorial Room OF
the NEWs is on Main street, one door west OF Gias-
cock, Quinn & Co.'S hardware store, by the stair
way leading to Dr Buss's Office.
~ Extra copies of the News can be found cv-
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WHOLE NO. 23H


Best Spstrsr Work. O8
Best Fly Brush sh................... 7g
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.

ExuDroR IN ANY cLA-ASD ESPECIALLY IN FLORAL HALL DEPART
REQUESTED
| THE WEEK BEFORE THE FAIR BEGINS
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s.
Best and greatest variety Of Summer
Apples ......... 90
Best and greatest variety OF Fall Ap-
ples....;...-..........-....................- 90
Best and greatest variety OF Winter
ApPIes..;..........;..;.....,...,............ 90
Best display and largest variety Of
Apples raised by one exhibitor. g 90
Best single variety of Peaches es-........ so
Best display and largest variety OF
Peaches raised by one exhibitor. co
Best single variety of Plums.-.... 20
Best display and largest variety Of
PlUms raised by one exhibitor... OF
Best single variety Pears...........--... 81
Best display and largest variety OF
Pears raised by one exhibitor...- 20
Best display and largest variety Of
Grapes (uOt less than 5 varietfes)
by one exhibitor. ....................... 2 90
Best half dozen Quiuces es............... 90
Best display and largest variety Of
Fruits raised by one exhibitOr..-...... 4 90
Professionals can compete only for the
display Of Fruits, aud must compete
only against each other. Professionals in
Ciudes nurserymen and all those making
fruit-grOwiug business, and need not raise
the fruit.
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SPEED RING.
FIRST DAY

Purse No. 1-S25 Pacing Mile heats, best two
in three. Four to enter and three to start First,
$15. Second, $40
No. 2-$25. Racking. Mile heats best two in
three Four to enter and three to start. First $15
Second, $40.
SECOND DAY.
No $500 Green trot Mile heats best two in
three Five to enter and four to start. First, $780,
Second, $40. Third, $40.
No. 4 $25 Mule race Free for all. First SIS.
Second, $40.
THIRD DAY.
No. 5-$75. Three minutes trot. Mile heats,
best three in five. Five to enter and four to start
First $35 Second, $25. Third SIS
five Five to enter and four to start First $40
Second, $50. Third, $40.
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JAS. BROWN AND ALLEN p. WEST.
Supts.
Entry Book No. l8.-FtIrm and Garden
Products.
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Entry Book No. 24-Huness, Boots and
BOOTs AND sHOEs-HOME-MADE.

Rest made Gents Fine Boots. ts.......-.....s 2 90
made Gents StOgy Boots. ....--. 90
o. made Ladies' slippers. 90
made Ladies' Fine Shoes -.-.-..-..--.- 1 90
Best and greatest variety Boots and
Shoes made by one eXhibitOr........-.-. 90
Best and greatest display Of Boots and
Shoes BY one exhibitor, not home
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Entry Book No. 16.-SreepstaEe8 on
glrjUe
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Seventh Department.
L. G. YANWINKLE. supt.

Entry Book No. 2O.-Butsr, ,TsHics, etc.
-T TlOJ1Ps}jc
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THE HIGHLAND COUNTY FAIR
viii be held the Fair Grounds Mt HiIlsbOrO
October 13, IL, and 10, 1850.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

With the full approval of the Receiver H. S Fullerton,
appointed by the Court take charge of the affairs of The High
land County Stock and Agricultural Society," corporation the
Board of Directors Managers appointed public meeting
have concluded to hold
Az QLD-FAsHIoNED GoUNrY FNR
and hope the people of the County will aid in making
We have secured, by subscription of responsible citizens
Guarantee Fund of $3.50,
which, with proceeds of the Fair pledged for the payment
expenses Fair and the premiums but the Board
will responsible either Individually Board, beyond
the of the receipts of the Fair and the Guarantee Fund OF
$3.50 All proper efforts will be made by the Officers and Com
Juttees to render the Fair satisfactory to the people
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psg- MAKE YoUR ENTRIES BEFORE FAIR Opens.
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Exhibitors must, where varieties are named,
enter two or more, and cannot enter singIy.
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Tonth Department.
DIR. A. T. JOHNSON, supt.

Entry Book No. 25.-ShsZ, Hair and
Wrr IR0rk. etc.
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FlVst Department.
Enhu Book No. Roadstsrs.

Form, size, style, endurance and action are
to be considered, rather than speed for q
short distance.
Entry Book No. 2.-Geusral Purpose
Hoses -
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Entry Book No. 22.-Farm Implements,
H,ltsg and -Ey;t.Ba5 TVy,-s ct.
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Eighth Department.

ISAAC LARKIN AND VINO. EDWARDS,
Supts.
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Entry Book No. 26.-Plnt.ags ant Pho
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
IRISH AID.
PARNELL IN MASSACHUSETTS,

PARNELL IN MASSACHUSETTS,
National Associated Press to the Star
'SPRISePrELD. MASS, Jan. 3..-Parnell
spoke here last night, and replied warmly
to the cable dispatch from Lord Alfred
Churchill. He also spoke ut Holvoke, and
the total receipts were about $1,000.
VISIT TO CANADA POSTPONED.
MONTREAL, Jan. 3l.-Parnells visit Ia
this city is postponed, but it is asserted by
morning paper that. owing to the strong
feeling here on the part of the public
against his visit he will not come At all.
DISTRESS RAPIDLY INcRxAsIHa.
New YoRK, Jan. Sl.-Ths Secretary Of
the Irish Relief Committee of New York
has received . cable dispatch from the
Land Mayor Of Dublin, Chairman Of the
Mansion House Relief Committee, statina
that the distress in the west Of Ireland
is rapidly increasing. and assuming calami
tous proportions The Irish Relief Commit
tee here is in daily receipt of information
from ireland of the dreadful suffering
there, and has already sent $4,000 to the
famine stricken. Thurlow Weed has just
contributed 800.
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reached noteworthy stage. A civil suit
to recover from the bookkeeper's accom-.
plice the whole amount stolen has resulted
In verdict in full, the bookkeeper going
upon the stand and telling the whole story.
A striking incident of the case was a
charge made by the defendant that the
plaintiffs had bought for a small sum OF
money from former counsel OF defendant
a document necessary to successful pros
ecution of the suit. The Judge expressed
indignation at such disgraceful action,
aud stated II the accusation should prove
true he would take steps to have the faith
less lawyer dismissed.
es AT MS OLD TRICKS.
8. H. Bullard, who has been swindline
farmers in the commission business, Is sus.
pected to be H. r. Bartlett, who swindled
the public with watches
AsroR TO RETIRE FROM THE TURF.
It is said that VIM. Astor is about to re-
tire from the turf and his race horses from
the famous Fern Cliff are to be sold. As
tors white and star colors will be missed
by turf men. The blue and white of Mr.
Keene will fill the gap, however. The pat
tering Of hoofs will probably be livelieI
than ever next season.
INFLUX OF MILLIONAIRES.
James R. Keene u. O. Mills and Other
San Francisco millionaires have been re
siding in this city for some time past, and
It is stated to-day that other prominent
capitalists from tho Pacific Slope will short
ly make their homes in New York. james
G. Flood, the Bonanza King. Is reported al
coming soon. and that the family o.
O'Brien, the deceased millionaire Of Sar
Francisco, may be expected at any time. l,
is also said that few years will see tn.
rich men of other places settling down in
New York. Several Boston capitalists arr
expected shortly. Tho reason for this In
fiux Of rich people here Is said to be tn.
superior facilities OF New York for business
and that this city was now and AWAY
would be the Paris OF the United States.
Mills has bought magnificent house OF
Fifth avenue. opposite the Roman Catholic
Cathedral and one block below the new
Vanderbilt House. 1t is said that Floo(
has been negotiating for place a few
blocks above on the same street and neare
Central Park. There was report that Ex
Governor Leland Stamford, of California
intended coming to New York to reside
but an intimate friend denies this ant
claims that Standford's interest Is identi
fed with the Pacific Slope and he was sur
of remaining there.
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FAIRF|ELD'S FEASTS.
farewell Banquets TO Americas
Representative.
General Bright Takes Possession
of Logan Valley.
4 Congress Of Powers On tho Greek
Frontier.
France.

sRAND BANouEr roR YAIR0HILD.
/ationa Associated Press to the Star.
PAaIs, Jan. 31.-A- grand banquet was
given 10 Minister Fairchild Wednesday
evening by Mr.. Henry Homans. the man
eyer Of the New York Life Insurance Com
pany. which was designed and carried out
On scale Of splendor that made 1t one
q the principal events of the present sea.
nm. Twenty-Five gentlemen. representing
TIE principal members of the American
eslony, sat down to the table. After the
cloth vas removed speeches eulogizing the
guests of the evening we're delivered, and
. most feeling reply was made by the re-
dpisnt of these honors He reviewed his
eonnection with the colony and spoke Of
the many ties Of friendship which endeared
Il to him. Many interesting "reminiscences
of diplomatic life and not few stories ol
old war times were recounted. some of his
tormsr comrades being present. His re-
marks we're listened to with deep attention,
and when he concluded he was warmly
oCngratulated by his friendR A farewell
dinner will bc given to the Minister to-day
By the Stanley Club, to which many dis
tinsuished people have been invited.
A congrstulatory message has been re.
Sawed from Liverpool. where Ex. Governor
TAirchild officiated as United States Consul
Il lS7& '!t. t