Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-13
Ghursdan's edition.
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column.
Fine job Printing done at the CAPT.
tolian Office. Call and see.
"Why do girls elope !" is the very en-
teresting query put by a contemporary.
Well, there are various reasons, the
principal ones being that the girls are
displcased with tho way their mothers
do homework, and some girls have an
idea that they can support husbands.
And q good many Of them have to do it
too.
1t is not always just to charge to the
account of the irregularity Of the mails,
as newspaper men generally do, the fail
nres experienced by subscribers to re-
ceive their papers regularly. We know
of publisher who stopped the devil
with the outgoing mail until he could
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Inc Cincinnati COMMERCIAL suggests
that the Womaps Rlsnters ought TO
discuss the relations OF the actress Bern
hardt TO society. Sarah, the Slender, IL
iona OF chiidren ana declincs 70 nave n
husband. she THINKS, 40 she puts 1t,
that she has right to NJ many children
rs she wants without surrenderlng her
sovereignty. The question that she
raises, the commercial thinks, would be
q thrilling theme for the next conven-
ton Of the advanced thinkers. Several
sermons will probably be s1uandered on
the subject.
DANCING CLAssEs--Mr. H. c. Lippard,
the accomplished professor Of dancing,
will, on tomorrow, Friday, ETH INST,
begin his first series of twelve lessons
in the graceful art of dancing, at Dali
shclmers Hall, Laure street, ut 81
o'clock for ladies and children and at
7 i, M. for gentlemen, and ut the same
hours on Wednesdays, Fridays and
Saturdays. On Friday nights at 7
O'Clock both classes will meet for prac-
tice. Prof Lippard can be addressed at
Mrs. Curran's, on Third street, where he
will he pleased to meet his numerous
friends VINO maytcome to make arrange
ments Tor pnplls. Mr.. l.. is gentleman
in every sense OF the term, one so well
known tor many years to our commnni-
ty that nc possesses the confidence and
esteem OF all ...ae+ .. ..a.sss|#
. ALL RHifT BATON ROUGE GOT HER
mAii'-On wednesday morning, ut
about y Pci0ck, the hearts OF the good
naturcd INHABITANTS OF the Capital were
made glad by the startling intelligence
that the mail had Just arrived" Tor the
first time since. Sunday last, on board
the stannch steamer Edward }. Gay.
vi co"rse io ono 'hough' Vi complain
my ohder the benign rule OF aRepub-
ilcah ADMINISTRATION, mali BOATS arc
given permission 70 take their own
tlmo III attending 10 thelr carrying
traae' ana III tne course OF human
events, "heh convenient, deliVer the
mails TO the philosophers VINO dwell
aiohS 1he oahks Oh the Father OF wa
tors' we 40 hoV write Ihls paragraph
WIN VIC" OF '''l'"ehcihg ANYBODY 10
make haS'e any iaSVer 'han at present,
o"' s'lhPl' I" nave inscribed on one OF
'h' 'i'hh pages Oh 'he d" spanish
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