Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-28
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LOCAL MATTERS.
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DIR. u. Stocking, will as usual, be on
hand on the lst of May, at his head
quarters, Mt Mrs. Curaus Bank Hotel,
where he will be prepared to attend to
MI dental work, with that ability for
which he is Justly renowned,
FREsH COUNTRY BUTTE lin these
days Of adulteration, tho article butter,
Is one which has to Oe closely scr,ti-
nI2ed, No caution will bc necessary
here, when purchasing 10 from Mr. j.
D. Thomas, the Main Street Grocer
who has made arrangements iii tue
country, whereby he receives each week
from reliable dairyists, the finest OF
fresh butter. Give him ID trial
Ramon Diaz, the entcrprlS'ng lfhit
merchant, on Main street, now that Tue
oyster season il over, has added q board
ing department to his establishment,
whence he will send meals to families
and others, at the most reasonable rates
Diaz Is n caterer Of the iifst order, ana
will doubtless do justice ~ his custom
crs In addition he Will Keep the cool
est and best of soda water during the
coming hot season.
Responding to n suggestion contained
in Tuesdays CApnolIAN about picnic
nj Scotts Bluffs. Nj j. "a. Ellsworth,
tue very hospitable host of that pictu-
rescue spot, kindly informed us that he
would be most happy TO Welcome there,
any party OF Baton Rouge eScurstonIsts.
Those who have been NJ Nr. Allsworth's
on previous occasions, wiz remember his
untiring zeal in making everything com
Portable. Don't all speak 1t once, Who'll
give the first picnic at A lsworth's'
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Injuuctons against thr construction
of the Baton Rouge Brafch OF the New
Orleans Pacific. are vi the order OF
the da, In West BAtoh Rouge. We
can't see for tue Inf, of us, what these
good people are driving at. They GER
taiuly know that they cal 't prevent the
road from being built, IN the end. Why
should they, therefore. deprive the pub
lie for n longer time than is necessary
of regular and quick communication by
rail It's we'll enough fqrm to gnart
their individual interests. but they
should also concede SoVlethjng to the
necessities of their fellows,
+. Sambola Jones, OF Baton Rouge
La, who was recently appointed by
Judge Billings United States Commits
sioner for the Florida Parishes, is
Young lawyer of prominence. He isl
native ct Louisiana and n graduate o
Centenary College of this State. III
received his degree Of LII. i. ut tn
University Of Louisiana, aud is now tn
proprietor aud local editpr of the Batol
Rouge Advocate. His other is prom
iuent physician in East Fcltciana, o
long standing IN that tocaIity,--N. q
piCayune.
We congratulate our talented youu!
conirefe across the way upon hls ap
polntment to position which he vii
doubtless till with credit to himself an
satisfaction to the public Mr.. Jones i
fall of energy aud has the determine
tiou to make himself useful to his tcI
low-citiaens, SHceess n attend him
THE OpD FELLOWS Is LL.-On Tue
day night, despite the threatening a
pect of the weather, the ball Of De Sot
Lodge, |. o. O. +. wts given, BY
o'clock the elegantly dec Grated hall. WI
occupied by quite q large asscmblage
ladies and gentlemen, twbo were soc
engaged in keeping time with Page
excellent string baud 'Till late hor
the yotarics ufpleaSWe, !rcm0tued to e.
joy the dance, tue muse and the III
supper, especially mtendEd for those wi
have passed beyond thar period whc
Terpsichorean exercise stands abo'
everything else in an evenings pr
grammc.
We deem it butan ait Of Justice,
compliment the committee on decor
ton for the exquisite taEte displayed
oruamenting the spacious hall, aud
the managers for the excellent ord
and decorum maintair cd througho
the evening. If not ope Of the mo
largely attended that v Q have seen,