Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-24
9uesdap's edition,
Iittv bas received ! his Christmas
Candies. Give him call.

Candies. Give him call.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures CA'lls ]
and Fever. - IL
NJ J. Kornmeyer, would respectfully
;,sorm TIE public that lie has emploYed
: s-.t.class cabinet-maker, and is ready
- al, times to make new and repair Old {
furniture in the very best style. tj%sl
Let the poor sufferers from female
eomplaints takerourase and rejoice that
painless remedy has been found. We |
refer to Lydia E niham's Vegetable
compound. It's prep pared at 933 Yves
torn Avenue, Tnn, Mass Send to Mrs.
pinkhan. for 'mphlets'
w., SNGLANA.-The ladi@ in
- le Kris KriDgle Ca1tata,
With "a place at Pixies Hal, next
u,n;dou Bht, have made arrangements
-, the ferry boat will convey visi-
to-a : . ways, during the night to &C
ae the large number of visitors
~, llJdoubtless come from over the
riYs.
X promising young confrere d the
blians Sentinel, favored us with a
Iaon last Saturday, while waiting for
1thour ofdeparture of the New On leans
TAN. lie is taking to Journalist p like
+ ash does to water, and we doubt not
,at he will soon occupy % prominent
oation among the fraternity. He IS
,Sidently "a young gentleman Of charac-
Ter.
THE Episcopal entertainment, on last
Digit, was largely attended. The tab
Ieaux were exceedingly handsome, the
lights being full and we'll placed. The
singing and instrumental MUSIC was
good, and the supper excellent Inc
managers deserve compliments for the
perfectness achieved in everything that
was done. Tonight, the entertai ument
will close with more elaborate pro-
cromme than the one Sc we'll executed
last night. 1t will be worth ones
while 10 be on hand.
Mr.. E. E. Marks, who has acquired
wer merited fame as the floating cor
respondent of the New Orleans Demo,
crat. after mooring his tin clad at Bayou
saro dropped down to the Capital
aboard the Morning Star, and paid US
!. friendly visit. He has had very sue
cessful canvass in the interest of the
. Democrat. He goes down to get new
! instructions since the consolidation o
his paper with the Times. Mr. Mark
50 talented writer and an energetic
journalist,
THE LAND TRANSFER.--1her9W oul'
be no objection to the proposed franSfe
of the land grants from the oi'I BACK
- bone Railroad to the New orleans IA
ciGc. provided the latter be required {
construct the Baton Rouge and Vicks
burg line as proposed by the o. ID Bach
bone company. The manage nent
the N. O. Pacific could not ado MOI
valuable connection to their syste
Than this one, while they world Den
fit immensely the rich country lying
the route. Our Congressmer sshou
not overlook this important matter
TopMOsT PRICES FOR Co1ToN-lt Is
fact that middling cotton has be-
bringing II IL cents in t his city latei
which is the same figure paid in Ne
Orleans. This, too, without any char
es for commission, weighing or a
thing else. Hence, the country peol
from long distance having fou
ours. q most advantageous market, ha
come here to sell their cotton, and
buy the Western produce at lowest
ces which our merchants receive tr
the West on the banks fthe great rlv
Baton Rouge is rapidly being recosnl
as q frst-class trading point.
The sparta Rural Times ISLANDERS
eity IN the following high hapded IN
ner. "a serenader was shot at the OF
night in Baton Rouge. fie was pour
out, Sweet Spirit hear My fray
and the old man poured INTO Ill
charge of shot, thinking 1t was
glar saving ont door panel. Jus
sometimes uses very curious way!
accomn,ish her ends.' We have n
Ll a. o,u Seranoler had ever