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Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

vantage thereof. Stepping up to tn
unsuspecting man, he ordered him /,
produce some brandy forthwith. i,
Ter terms more emphatic than polite
get your own brandy" was the re.
ply, {" have none togive.n This VA,
an insult which "ronsed the venca.
ance blood alone can quell.n So dra w.
ing his revolver the offended nartv
deliberately shot his insulter twice.
a; ana Parker paid the forfeit with bis
AS soon as the news of this horrible
crime reached Napoleonville, deputy
sheriff Landry left for the scene Of the
occurrence, but too late to effect the
capture of the murderer, who had
taken to the woods Immediately after M
the shooting. Mr.. Landry gave chase.
out returned empty handed Monday
e. evening. Theauthorities of Latourche.
y and other adjoining par,
'shes have been telegrapi,ed to be- r On
me lookout for the fugitive. Let Us
nope that he may be apprehended and
brought to the bar Of justice to nav
ne penalty Of his crime. ~
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31
Grand Opening and a Free Lunch.

Mr.. H. Charles Ramos, more familia,
~ known as Karl, opens a new saloo,
on the corner Of Lafayette and Laure
streets Monday-the new building latel,
bought and repaired by Mr.. j. j. Capde.
vlelle, in the latest and most approved
style. A fine lunch will be served for
the occasion, SO that the hungry NAV 90
in and eat, drink and be merry. Karl
is we'll known to our people, and what
ne doesn't understand about mixing good
drinks amt worth knowing. Let every
one go around and enjoy that free lunch
and test the extra fine liquors he has
just received.
The lunch will be prepared by that
veteran restaurant keeper, Mr.. c. Gre
nonini, who is known far and near for
the excellent viands his table affords,
|tecollect, at II o'clock the lunch begins.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

Our esteemed contemporary, the Web.
ster Tribune, is in favor of abolisb,nu
some OF the parishes which the Radicals
created in order to multiply the numbe,
o., OF tat Offices to be filed by the faithful.
ms IS not bad idea. We do not know.
what particular claims the Grants, the
n'neIons, the Camerons and other Radi-
ana that their names should be intar.
woven in so complimentary a manner
with her future history. As long as
these names remain on the map of Louj.
slana they stand as perpetual mementoes
OF our subjngation and our degradation
under Radical and military rule. Let
snem be erased at once.-Shrcreport Stan-
just tell our young friend to hold en-.
wait until we get out of the rut. Plenty
OF time yet-and then!
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31
CORNER ON PRINTERS.

A printer doesn't rush to the docto
tor every time he's out of "sorts. ."-Nen
York News. ''
Nor to baker when he gets out Of
'pi."-)Ji"stead News. @
Nor to hell when he wants the "dcv;, {,
-BostoR Patriot.
Nor to,a woodpilc when he wants n
stick. ."-Hawkeye.
Nor to the Bible when he wants good
rule. ."-Musca1inc journal.
Nor to cabinet" shop when he
waits "fnrniturc.'- Neus.
Nor to a bank when he wants "auoinsv
sherman Chronicle.
Nor to see his girl when he wants to
go to press. ."-McKNhny Adrocate.
Nor to lawyer when he has a "dirtv
casc."-Waco Examiner.
Nor to butcher when he wants "fatn
nor an old cheese when he wants olive
matter."-Ne~ York People.
Nor to pump when he's thirsty and
has n "iive cents.in his pocket" ."-Fyiars
1o'ss 70 c':'''e " a.. 5
Nor to a bar-room when he wants
"slng'-nor to his sweetheart when he
wants an ''em=bracat',,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31
A NEGRO JUSTICE.
OF HIS CoLORIN COLD BLOOD
NapOleonville Pioneer.

Napoeonville Pioneer.
A cold bloOded murder was com
mitted, last Sunday evening, on Mr.
b. Pugh's plantation, some thre,
miles below Napoleonyille. Itappear,
that one Allen Hite, colored iastic,
OF peace in and for third ward, came
to town early Sunday morning and
purchased a revolver for the express
purpose, as he was heard to declare;
OF f. killing few d niggers,' But
Allen found no willing victim in Ma
poleonville. His desperate character
was too well known, and none durst
give him offense. But he was in a
bad humor. There was murder in his
eyes: Twas blood he craved and
blood he should have, and as there
was no Little Phil Sheridan in Napo-
ieonyille, no man worthy of his bull.
lets, he turned away with feeling
OF o contempt, then of pity, in his heart
for such town and such a peonie
and slowly retraced his steps home,
ward. '
Reaching the objective point, he
found a, a colored laborer on the planta-
[lon, Washington Parker by name.
quietly enjoying the evening breeze
IN front of Mr.. Pugh's residence. This
was Il chance to display his courage
ma craftsmanship not to be neglect |
'd-a fine opportunity to give vent
o bis pent-up wrath, which. like
o.an,quo's ghost, would not down at
us i bidding, And our worthy Justice
u the peace was not slow to take ad-
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

The result of the preliminary trial in
case OF the State VS.. B. Patin, charged
with the shooting of VIM. Love, held
before Judge Hyams, in West Baton
Rouge, was the putting of the accused
under under a bond of one thousand
dollars, subject to the action of the next
grand jury of that parish. MIR. Wilde.
one OF the parties to the original diff
Guilty, being charged with assault, was
also held to bail in tho sum ofs25O.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

An observing man remarks that q mil.
''ona're occupies about the same size
space of ground in a graveyard as q
pa"per' But the beauty of the thing is
the rich man spreads over more ground
while on this mundane sphere, not to
say ''ow he can beat the pauper jjingling
silver half-dollars.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

AT a meeting Of the Confederate Me
morlal Association of Baton Rouge, helt
on Saturday, the Oath inst, at the Law
Office of Messrs. E. w. g. S. NJ. Robert.
son, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
VIM. NJ. Rhodus, President.
VIM. c. Annis, Vice President.
Geo. W. Buckner, Secretary.
1sseph Larguier, Treasurer.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

Atlast we are happy to announce I,
our readers, the mail boats have come
10 nme. The Florence Wetherbee vii,
hereafter run from Baton Rouge to the
mouth Of Red River, connecting here
WIN the hostetter, which will ply be-
tween DonaldsOnville and this c;tv
WIN these arrangements, our citizens
can congratulate themselves upon the
prospect of receiving their mails with
some regularity from this on-that is, ;f
9he boilers do not get out of repair, the
boat get trced on a sand bar or soma
other unlocked for calamity does not in
terfere.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31
STARRED.

~ ;SMMlIH,Mc1NTOSH-At VI St. Joseph's Cath
one Rac Church on Tuesday January s7tk, 1885, Sy
Wv. ~ y, rDelacroix, Mr.. ALoNzo j. Smith to Miss
"AHf FRANCES MclN1osH-all Of this parish.
!, me young couple have the congratulations of
inc CAPiroLIAN Office and all its attaches and
e,nployees-yea even our devil as he sits nun.
cn'ng the cake which fell to his lot, is heard to
SlSn tnem Joy. As hand in hand they wander
1own the hill oflife, may their footprints ever
Do strewn with roses and radiated with sunsb;u.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31
M H"H We WON'T go home till mOrning.
When daylight does appear"

No. no, Bro. Jatrcmski; although vet
youthful and prone to festivity, We do
nat envy or indulge in the boisterousncss
and gay trivolity which is more in uni
son with the repute ascribed to .dytful
1""'s, Htalutia Hyams, Cheeky Ch9n-
trcau, or Wi'ey Voodcock. Glass rs not
thusly. 80 ''''
The above is from the Port Vincent
L'ri"g'sohian, and we publish it for the
purpose of restoring to Bro. Gould his
nigh fraternal and social standing.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

All Of our back mails, which had been
laying at Donaldsonville, was brought
np last Thursday. Some of the papers
we received were two weeks old
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

1he total weight is 1917. Now lot the
p'glnles Of the surrounding parishes.
ana States too, for that matter, cease
their everlasting yells about health, good
water, capacious stomachs and general
prosperity. East Baton Rouge wears
the horns for all these good qualities.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31
Here's how the CApr,o,,

Heres how the CApILoL1AN man talks
1t was not three white mice" that Gou,d =,
inc Livilgstonian saw on Christmas cve noron,.
outatins around certain dwelling, but three
mysterlons cavaliers on three gray steeds. There
was vocal music ''muc,iy," as he styIes # amonv
the trio. Was not Gould the leader of those fess
ran thus: ~ ~ 10 '"'"
,T, And We won't go home till morning,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

Young man, the next time you 20 to
kiss your girl, don't smack her lips 20
confounded loud. Why they heard you
clear on the other corner.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

FROM present appearances VIC arc 10
nave some very disagreeable weather
before many days.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

boy III one of our home schools VS.
asked, the OTTER day, to parse "Mary
MIXED the cow" The lest word was
''lsposed of as follows: "Cow, a noun,
feminine gender, third person and stands
for Mary" GLOW do yon make TINT
"ntp Because" said the intelligent
pupil, "if the COW didn't stand for Mary
how could she milk heri
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

IN another column will be found an
artI ;, clipped from the Shufcport
Standard, one of our most valued exclan-
ses, which speaks in the highest terms
OF CoL Boyd and his management of the
State University. We give it space in
IN our columns with pleasure, as it af.
lords another view of the mattcr-one
differing entirely with that of our corres-
Pont which We published some time aro.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

We return thanks to the members of
Mispah Lodge G. u. 0. o T. (colored)
tor q complimentary ticket to their en-
tainment, which takes place tonight.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

We hear that there are several nart;ss
IN TINS parish from other sections of tie
state engaged in the illegitimate work
"f trying to induce farm hands to break
the contracts they have made with our
planters Tor the present year, by offer
ing them higher wages. The promise
o. better wages is delusion, as the wa.
rns5 paid here are as great as those that
~ be afforded anywhere. But aside
from this such acts are mean aud con.
'empt''le' severely punishable, and the
planters should take prompt measures
to stop them.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

We are pleased to acknowledge the
receipt of an invitation to attend the
unveiling and dedication of the Wash.
ington Artillery Monument, to take
place in New Orleans, February 22d.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

PLANTATION GEARS-A full stock
i OF Moss and Leather Collars, Blind
bridies, Back Bands, Trace Chains. Cart
s"S1 ,adoles and Breeching, which will be
So'd at the very lowest prices, by
WIN. GARJG
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

DR.. d. Stocking will be in Baton Rouge
on his customary professional visit, next
Monday. His Office will be at Mrs.
Snrran's, in the Pihe bank building,
where he will be pleased to attend
promptly to all work entrusted to him.
The Doctor is known as an accomplished
dentist, and aever fails to give satisfac.
ton as such.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

Leon Godchaux, the prince of clothing
merchants, makes an entire change in
h's advertisement this week. He wants
10 close ont his winter stock, and for
us purpose has marked his goods down
as remarkably low prices. This is an
excellent opportunity to buy your dry
s''''S 'or next winter at extremely low
pr'ce@ He wants to open the Sprinp
trade with clean new stock, suitable
10 the tastes of his customers.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

TO prevent Ninth Ward MIR friends
from misapprelending our motives in
failing to publish their favor, we will
state that, deeming its publication iniu-
dlclons, Just at this time, we submitted
the matter to ol'lcrand better heads than
ours, and were urged to withhold it
fofiilc present.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

Inc TWO young men, Craig and
carpenter, accused of burning some
negro cabins in the Tenth Ward, last
week, had preliminary trial before
'udseH N. sherbure, Wednesday. They
were remandcd to Jail without the ben-
eht OF bail, toawait the action Of the
"rand jury next March. McNeal and
Sulser, charged with intimidating and
disturbing citizens, were also given a
preliminary hearing. They were placed
under bond of $500 each.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

A young man was heard talking in
his sleep the other nis sat. Among other
, things, he confessed that he kissed his
girl under the shade of every tire they
passed. He WAS pretty we'll worried out
hut she thought that people ought to
plant more trees on their sidewalks.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

SUGAR CooLERs-I have on hand a
~ hne lot ofsecond-hand Sugar Coolers
"hich l Will sell at very low figure
WIN. Garlic
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

WHAT WAS H: T:;;;;i;;: 5$S "A; :3;$ Y: q:
YORK, when the Capitolian is so We'll nrc.
pared TO do it at about the same rates
sucn d system Of business will recoii
against az INST you you: and impede the prosperity
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

+ We return thanks to Hon. Allen ,Ju.
mel, State Auditor Of Public Accounts.
for q copy Of his Annual Report for the
year 1879,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31
Remarkable Weights.

The following is list Of gentleman
whose weights, when the circumstances
are known, will seem incredible. Thew
are all members of the same Masonic
Lodge in this parish-Pla,ns Lodge No.
l3'-and all live in pretty much the
same community. If there is any other
community that can exceed the WEIGHTS
We will wager that Plains Lodge will
oeat IN handsome qualities and shapely
dimensions. Put up or shut up. Here's
the score:
r. L; Woodside. ...e22 A. l.. East ..... .29e
TSo na,!1 McHugh. ...2z3 JEFF McHugh .259
y g"y'd y va vMchugh ....sso r. T. Young .M5
" W. A'"ns' ''''''.Sl7 j. u. Nettles.. .2lO
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

We return thanks to NJ. Chambers for
late number of Peterson's Magazine.
one OF the best periodicals published.
lie always keeps them on hand for sale.
and will be happy to accommodate his
friends and the public generally.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

Our colored friends should read the
account Of tho exodus swindle which we
publish in another column. 1t is copied
, from the Washington Ncrs, having occur
red in st. Landry parish When the dar-
kics begin to watch supicious cllarac-
tcrs they will cease to be swindled.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

Our friend w. p. Kirby informs rs
that he has stopped the eating depart
ment of his establishment, and will in
future keep only fruits, confec ctioncries,
oysters, etc. He keeps the freshest and
best the market affords. See what he
fms ttsay in another column.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

OUTER AND CHEESE. A full stocL
~ OF Straight's Creamery and Roll
Butter, and Factory Cheese, at
VIM. GARIC,S
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

We know of several marriages that
hre to t Ike place soon. Whether leap
J year has anything to do with it We are
not prepared to say. This we do know
n" newly married couples happiness can
not be complet unless they subscribe for
the CAPIrOLIAS.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

We call attention to the new adver.
tisement of our polite jeweler-Mr.
Jehn Johnson-in another column, He
hasa fine assortment of watches, clocks
jewelry, and silver-plated ware, which
tic is selling at remarkably low prices.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

Whatever your sex or position, life is
battle in which you are to show your
pluck, and woe be to the coward !!
Whether passed on bed of sickness or
in the tented field, it is ever the same
fair flag, and admits Of no distinction.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

@ Conversation between two Baton
fonge street Arabs-"iSay, Bill, won't
You do something for met" "Yes, what
is it :" II want you to take a dose of
castor oil in my place" "Oh, no; can't
20 that, Jack--not any for me, thankec."
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

NOTICE TO BUILDERs-I have lust
~ received, and offer at low figurcs ,' "
iresh supply Of Cape and Ohio River
Lime, hydraulic Cement and Fire Brick.
WIN. GARIG
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

xHH week in your own town. Terms and
~. KY y hVe dollar outfit free. Address II Hal.
lett e. Co., Portland Maine. - ha''
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

7NERRA GOTTA WARE-Flower VI.
;, L ses, Hanging Baskets and Lawn
the times, at WIN GAR1cyS r. S"''
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-01-31

RVCh sALT-just received, 5 tons Of
~ ROCK Salt, suitable for sailing stock
and Tor sale at low figure by
WN nApvT,
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