Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-11

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". "" Yesterday the terry privileges were
"J"a'ca'ed to MI. W. H. waiter, Tor II
per'"o ~ hVe years, 90 hve dollars per
"""""' me contract WIN provide ior
tho red"ced rates agreed upon by the
co'"'"'''ee' - ,,,- ugon
Y +! Atiistipanisl,ed arrival il TINT ~ th,
celebrated gastronoms Prof dRepast
who has established n ,lenot s,, m;,oo
meat and edibles generally nj Wittinp,s
bustlipy establishment s,. ,,,o,,co
''''' v" h's own Verhacn'ar elsewhere.
Joshna 'Bsal II ono Of those houefnl
spirits who believes that tho weather
must soou undergo change. 1t cant
ruin always; wherefore with the return
Of bright weather tb, b,siep,l will sa)ly
out for ,yevls;o,s Hepe, ths maze .r,;
ysls, no Announces to-dayYeL blHG
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''ohsh o'bAh'N"--A o''i has been
pr'parsh 10 FORM society meyery town
!" 'h' STATE 10 prevent horse-stealtng.
II "s PROVISIONS we're n'ade 10 include
'"' taxing on OF Nightmares hoaySe-
his liver and stomach md Ateals the
latter from the suffering patisnt IN n
most mysterious manner, Dr. Floyc,s
agents are nj the Verandah Hotel where
free consolidation ~ oiveu mud u,Js
kept for sale. d.,
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'I,S" pop'1I--hVeiy inue wnho
"S' :" ', '""' ''' s.'"o 'a''s'
70 "'''' W ''ai' VI III '''o' 'n''' W arc
"'s"'0"." ""' mercury ~ ah its
S''pe'' h,''"r' hu'.nohy, plS'n"'h ana
'''' '' W." P''So"s Vi 'ho or"s shop XIII
"''0 ~ "' "'"' '"a'' ''1'"'s pun co'm
:" '''c-''"s' ny aVo'a'ng ooctors ana
""s' 10 w" "'o'o o''''nB n"'i' ana ny
"''"s LAW LIVER anu e'o'nach lau'
'"s vi. ""ppy ''o 'n"y 10 secured
~ r"ss agents arc ~ tho 'erahlah
NUM- "ne'' i'ee co"s"'' ''' % IN gwen
,n'' - -
40 D"''s' '"' NJ" '"'''s'''
" '"' '"'0"'a's' ehaio", h"'fose" 'he
'",o''nN WIN Gun oh 'as' Sa'ur
'' w "''s Is seh''eH'An Oh l''eaS-
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VIII "o""'''SS WIN 'no h'gh regaro OF
".' '"'y ns ''"sres"''o'' p"' tha' "iso
~ '"' '''~enS !" general we were
pi'aSe" 70 welcome nun ~ the pastor %
us s''u lnock, ana also ~ I'D ex-coit
,''''' WHOM INC editor OF Inc ola More
'",' ''"'.'.a"'t. we Deg Thousand
r"'' .''' " WI dawes 'or mentioning
.ao '"o' 'i"' no was warmly endorsed III
80 p"'n'"'"y '''n,s ny UNIV.
,,n s,,,,.xyur..... M 10y +"
'"' '"s" iiahsor' we, however, only
'O"o'uo''' '"' '''npnhon'' because ~ Tue
''''r "'''''s.'''''ohi'' 80. IN '"'h-
VI ''a9 ~. ..lg. .T}N4l2 F'1N |
Tho N. O. Pacific en-, :, ws ,.,r,I |
from, n a,ur.,s,, r..o,,.I h.H,lt hr.~1I
y T,,r,rd s.o,, A. nv. 60 80,
purchased the Donaldsonvillo branch Of
the Morgan Railroad, all act which
settles the question Of the location of
the line ofthe N. o. Pacific. The line
WIN, Oh course, DO run on tho West side
u 'no "'sS'sSiPpi. 10 remains to DO
''op' p"woer, wnether tho company
"n' oeo'ae !" 'eaVe BATON Rouge TO the
's"" VI "ooonu 'ho iei' pahk of The
ll'ei a. m up AZ TINS city ere Is takes
20 H'''""es'efiy course 70 shreveport
II 'a'y fa'f 70 40 the latter, which is
INC only oonr'' that can be pursued IN
Tue interest OF the road, Baton Rouge
""s' 'aen seek communication with the
'"'oi "orh ny way Oh PontchatWua
ana the jackson Railroad. In further
'"ce vi inc isSt iuea, our citizens should
ut once with the directors