The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-04-26
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dnt is our duly au'iio'iA'" 'n'
'N L. $1,000 Brick for sale, by r. r.
4 4 Son, Bellevue, La.
= r4As mad as Louisiana hadi-
L. now quite forcible way of ex-
aingit.
'o"s Mr.. Frank Smith, the newly |
H. Parish Treasurer, has given bond
I,pntered upon the discharge OF his
H. His bondsmen are Richard w.
"sef .rsr for 81, 500 90; Joseph l.. Biggs,
1moe and Joannes Smith, $1,000 90.
w New YORK MILLINER AND
Es ls,ssaKER.-The May number of
.Issscelent fashion magazine is full
Ihstructions, and contains, besides
e Dis lhhshion gossip, quite large amount
V f svod reading matter. Price only
q Iron Ra. Upper annum. Issued monthly by
to Nd ,rs Publishing Company, 1877, 1229
ioI dlsl Mercer street, New York.
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miks THg SOUTHERN PLANTATION.-The
Drs Il iA' w
ISL. Iumers of Louisiana cannot make
;. y. Iss investment of 50 than by send
laif Init to J. NJ. Falkner, Montgomery,
uartef
quar-. llA, as years subscriptt n to this
ELLA s;ss Ha, large 20 PACED sheet, brim full
in tls interesting reading matter, devoted
3 uius II the farm and fre-side. For 50, the
-. .;as ~ Indg gets In one year, volume of
JMmges, in itself a library of useful
ads dIbrmation to every man who runs
gear linn, cultivates garden, or owns a
ndant me.
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eat "a r Attention is called to the school
nse Mes In another column.
riff Wehope that full meeting will be
'eo = Ind and permanent organization eff
sted on the day mentioned. No de-
aftmeut calls more loudly for reform
no ban that of education, and in none OF
ISd aemis tardiness more hurtful. The
o7e ause Of education must not languish.
lhebest interests of the country forbid
Land the Democratic party is pledged
y, 70 ban efficient and impartial admins.
' ! H. ntion Of the school laws.
AMI
III ~ Now that the Nichols govern
sal nent is firmly established, and its au
;ns !, aefity unquestioned by even its bitter
opponents, the laws passed by tn,
le & legislature become interesting and in
Gactive reading matter. We hav,
srIE1 ahished several of the most impor
:. ans IN this and preceding issues, an,
Is "ua advise that copies of the pape
@ sS \ Y "asalning them be filed away for fu
% @e reference. The one re-organizin,
90 d uerollee Juries is of great Importance
'ae law allowing no pay to witnesse
sd apreliminary examinations is of almos
% d qaai Importance. 1t will prevent il
% \ Vulnerable petty prosecutions, that a
10 q "s' daily Worry the Courts, and n
81 a @i' only in discharge of the accuse
;, . md food of Parish scrip.
Mewill continue to publish the mo-
10 " Important acts, believing that our spa,
10 q aanot be better occupied.
COR - on last Saturday, as Cassandl
II y loung, colored, was driving bv tt
thd 'n Lee place, in this parish, near tt
'vtor "eoseer line, her husband, Isa;
nad 'Oang, from whom she had been sep
, e 's'ea Tor several months OH account
lueatment, came out and attempt.
ri "enect reconciliation. She refus
80 "hase anything more to do with hin
~ ~ afove on, having a little girl
~. ~ ~sefo Affords in the buggy with hi
tel 'lis 50 enraged Isaac that he fired
Pr al u, wiz WIN double-barrel shot gun, loa
st,; siIh squirrel shot, two of the sf
10. 6aa aa'iig heroine in the back of t
sn sa, me other on top of it-infiicti
im pah,al but not serious wound. lisa
M at large. >'A'''"'' ''A'>'