Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-01

GrrGNesklp Gapltolia'
LOCAL MATTERS.
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Ghursdap's edition.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic Regulates th
Bowels.
Among other articles of merchandise
T., u. Thomas has Just received u lot q
dry goods and boots and shoes TO whicl
he invites attention.
Tho colored camp meeting begins to
day ut the Garrison Grounds where ex
tensiyo preparations have been made !,
accommodate the visitors.
Chicago " now jealous of 81. Loui,
because tho latter has twenty-five muir.
derers awaiting trial while she has only
twonty-three. Turn Gtteau loose.
The Carl Shnfz has taken the place OF
tho ferryboat irene, while sho IL being
oyorhaulod and receiving additional
machinery which will greatly increase
her speed,
ERRATA. The oompositor failed to
correct tho proof in Tuesdays issue, and
thereby credited an article Of the N. O.
States, 10 the Times, entitled Mexican,
izing Mississippi
Monsieur Gronchy, tho amiable itsiou.
1Gtew Of tho Capitol, sent ns II Aigh of
soft shell crabs, which could not hnye
been oscellcd anywhere. They were 10
triumph in the art culinary aud wero Mp.
preclated accordingly. Mons Grouchys
iamo IL spreading
a bell telephone has boon laid to CON
meet tho houses of Mossra, David q Garip
ana VIM. Garig, Mr.. Horny Young, oar
contemplating telegraph operator did the
work. II encouraged he will organize
u telephone exchange for the ncoommoa
InJi n } Ia.
Joseph Little John, il tho name of the
benrdless youth, who was arrested on
Monday Inst ut tho Dnggan place, BY
Deputy u. $, Marshal Henry Schorten,
charged with having signed post Office
receipt for registered iettcr containing
500, belonging to j. Phelps 4 Co., of
Now Orleans.
The sidewalk IN front OF one of Mrs.
'MoCorniok's stores, on Third street, IN
being repaired, Tho march of improve.
mont progresses steadily from day to
dry. Two years of it will completely
change the appearance of Baton Rouge.
We dare say that no other town in Lon.
islana In going ahead IN iast as Ours.
Cotton IL opening with rush, owing
TO tho dry spell Of weather we have had
for the last two or three weeks. The
cane is doing we'll yet, though ram viii |
soon ho.nccdcd. The appearance of tho
skies indicates that We will soon be-
blessed with an abundant shower. Tho
sun IA ~ hot as Hides. Wtthal tho
temperature is by far more plensnnt
than II was two weeks ago. The nights
nrc delightfully."- cool.
REApVit.tA SEMINARY. We insert In
this issue the announcement that th,a
excellent school for young ladies will
open it's doors on the first Monday ia DC.
.obcr. Tho reputation OF Readyilla IL
70 we'll established that it seems almost
'nperilnous to speak of tho great services
I has rendered In sdueotiup
'onnR ladies of this and adioiu.
NIX States, The last session had most
brilliant close, which bore evidences of
he fact that under its able corps of
eachors tho Rcadyilln il one of tho best
Institutions of learning in the South. I
T., ID. THOMAS. Among the most in .
active and energetic young :
rorchantsis +. y, Thomas, who at the ,
ornor of Main aud st, Anthony Keeps
ne OF the most complete asaortments of ,
amily and plantation groceries, liquors,
obaccos and supplies generally, that :
: to be found in Baton Rouge. BY pur.
hasihg country produce b. Is enabled
to keep in store poultry, eggs,
rosh butter, etc, ut the lowest cash
'rices. One might search the whole
own over and could not find better :.
lace To trade at than ut Thou,ns n,
= prompt, accommodating and straight,
onward in all his dealings. '
That bouncing GnI.