Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-29

The Major is well known Tor his affaDle
manners and competency as druggist,
and the above firm will no doubt soon
realize his great worth and influence.
S. Dreyfus sells the best pebble glasses,
for strengthening the eyesight.
Alexandria Democrat The connec-
ton between the New Orleans Pacific
Railway and the Morgan Road was made
at Cheneyville on last Wednesday.
Through trains however viii probably
not be run from New Orleans to this
place before December LIST.
Fabacher's Saloon, No. % Royal St.,
New Orleans, let it be remembered by
our readers who visit the Crescent City,
is getting to be one Of the popular re-
sorts. Nowhere can better lunch be
had than at Fabacher's, where the best
at moderate prices is the rule of the
house. One call at this popular estab-
lishment will suffice to make the caller
call again.
Sixty days test is given by S. Drey-
fus in the purchase of his Brazilian
pebbles.
Pointe Coupee Banner: During the
hard rain of last Tuesday an old negro
by the name of Joe Jupiter who lives on
Mr.. Belzon's place about eight miles
from the Court house, trudsed on foot
through mud and water to the Collectors
Office for the purpose of paying his poll
and property taxes, which together
amounted to the enormous sum of one
dollar and sixty-fve cents. If the other
Taxpayers will exhibit half as much
zeal as did old Joe Jupiter the delin-
quent list for 1881 will be d very short
one.
5. Dreyfus gives certificate with
every Brazilian pebble glass, guaran-
teeing the same or returning money.
Alexandria Democrat: difficulty
occurred on Thursday night, about 8
o'clock in Plneville, at the store of Mr..
, l.. c Fitzum, between Mr.. F'itzum and
Mr.. A. A. David, in which hr. Fitzum
was shot in the abdomen, the ball pass
ing entirely through his body, causing
his death about an hour afterwards.
DR.. Casson, the coroner, was summoned
Immediately after the shooting took
place, but he only arrived in time to
witness the closing scene in the bloody
drama, which had caused the sacrifice
of another life.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic assists Digestion
AN ENTERTAINMENT.-Wel publish, ia
another column, the advertisement of
the Ladies Go operation Society of the
Presbyterian Church, who, on Friday
next, December I'd prox., i1tenl Civ
ing, at Pixies Hail, an entertainment
consisting of a concert, recitatlons, etc. !
1t is given for the object of Purchasing q |
new organ for their church, We hope
that our public will assist the common
dable undertaking. While so doing
they will doubtless spend most agree
able soiree, as every exertion is being
made by the ladies to please those who
favor them with their presence.
Persons of defective eyesight will be
glad to learn that Mr.. 5, Dreyfus, of
New Orleans, dealer in spec tacles, eye
glasses, etc., and agent for the Diaman-
tine Quarry Co., Of Brazil, will visit our
city in few days, and give them
chance to purchase glasse4 suited to
their vision. The New Orleans Journal
of Commerce says: SIN spite of the
claims recently set up by some, who
pretend to have discovered q new and
improved quality of glass, the highest
authorities on the subject assert that
the purest and best glasseI made are
those manufactured from natural rock
crystal, espeeially..that obtained from the
Diamantine. Quarry Co., Brazilian Coast
Range, Brazil, and from the Fingals
Quarry Co., of Statfa, Scotia nd"
For THE PooR.-We Ia lie especial
pleasure in calling the attel ton of our
readers to the advertisement in our col
umns, from those true phil hnthropists,
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