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Tennyson at II me aud Abroad.

Mr.. renoyson's orders iu reference to the sd-
mission of visitors are OF the strctest kind he
has more than wordsworth's horror OF tour
lists and is equally mace ,ssible to neighbors.
The fact is, like other mortal men, he prefers
to choose his own company, though letter Of
Introduction will always insure the most cour-
teous of II ceptions. But Mr.. Tennyson can be
person; he can be the most charming Of COM
panions. Louuging 10 a comfortable armchair
and smoking his pipe-he is a great smoker
the laureate will talk on any and every subject,
and equally well on ALL
Generally speaking, Mr.. Teunysou's views
are those of cultivated Liberal of the school
OF Brooks rather than Of Birmingham. Indeed
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-10

IF the stories told are true the council
chamber at Augusta is daily the scene of
most disgraceful squabbling. Already one
appointment of the Governor has been re-
jected and there is a fierce contest going on
over several others. The Greenbackers and
Democrats both complain that they are not
getting fair share of the plumber, The
loud mouthed reformers of last fall are
throwing aside their disguises and appearing
in their true role of hungry place hunters.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-10

THE argus insnuation that it was the
Republicans that forced an extra session
is too thin. 1t wasn't the failure of the post
office bill or the sundry civil bill that COM
PEELED the early assembling of Congress, be-
cause they did not fail, but of the army, and
legislative, judicial and executive bills. The
two houses agreed upon the two former aud
the fiual disagreement was entirely on the
two latter
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-10

IT is said the most pointed and ultra-rebel
portions of the remarks of the Democratic
Senators in the JEFF. Davis debate will not
appear in the Congressional Record. Many
OF the speeches are withheld for revision
which means that they are to be toned down
probably some portions eliminated entirely.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-10

IT is announced that as soon as Congress
assemblies Congressman Murch will intro
duce joint resolution declaring eight hours
legal days work for all workingmen aud
mechanics employed by the United States.
Mr.. Murch is beginning his campaign among
the granite quarries early.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-10

THE Kennebec Journal says the legisla-
ture just adjourned appropriated 1928, ,O2s.-
SO for various purposes, while the last ap-
propriated 81 ,295, ,e53.32, or s33,975.1S less
Is this the economy the "reformers" have
been boasting Of?
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-10

EVERY regular attache Of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate couDtersgned by Stanley T.
Pullen, Editor. ALI railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials Of every person claiming to represent on
curnal.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-10

EX-SENATOR PATTERSON OF South Caro-
lima has received full pardon from the At
torney General of South Carolina. Thus
Mr.. Patterson Is paid for his vote for the ad-
mission of "Hamburg'' Butler,
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-10
THE PRESS
MONDAY MORNING, M.RCH 10.

Ws do not read anony nous lstters and commun.
cations The name and address OF the writer are in
all Indispensable not necessary for publication
but as a guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return Or preserve COM
munications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-10

NEPHEW PELToN is so proud of the story
he told the Potter Committee about his ne
gotiations TO purchase electoral votes that he
is going round repeating it. By and by we
shall find him in the lecture field.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-10

THE new nominee for Warden Of the State
Prison is Democrat OF the strctest sect.
Now that the legislature has adjourned
Greenbackers will get little consolation in
the vvav of Offices
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-10

III the Union was worth fighting for it is
worth paying for.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-10

The municipal elections in Pennsylvania
show great falling off in the Greenback
vote
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-10
FOR SALEi
The Engine, Boiler and Machinery

of twenty by twenty inch Tow Boat. with Conde1-
ser and independent air and Circulating Pumps I;
also, No. Blake Pump for feeding Boiler and deck
use; also, all the Sea Cocks and Valves to Condenser
steel Crank Shaft and Pin: also. Pusey & Jones
Plates, Bunker Covers, aud Bit Heads. Eyery-
thing in first cass order, just from the re pair shop
Condenser with attachments alone cost 81 600 when
put into Boat All the above named Machinery
ready to be put into instant use. Will be sold lovy
for cash. For further particulars communicate with
JAMES M. ANDREWS.
nov1dt BiudefOrd, Maine.
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DODD,S

JOB AND BOOK PRINTING ueatIy
executed at this Office.
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WANTS
CIQrk Wanted
Partner wanted.

A YOUNG MAN about 1s years of age in an office.
"A Must be good penman quick at fignres and
willing to work. Address, with references,
mh4tf "X. Y. o." Press Office
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To LET.
House to beLet.

TO Let
FTvHE lower part of the brick house, 1872 Congress
i street, near the western terminus of the horse
railroad. This house is supplied with gas, Sebago
water and furnace. JONAS W. CLARK,
feb1dtf 554s Congress Street.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-10

NNHE Store In Harrington Block now occupied b,
L Collins 81 Buxton. They will remove tbei
stock OF music, and continue business at ID. II
YOung's, 266 Middle Street. de3Odtf
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-10
Tenement 10 Let.
Room 20 Let.

A GOOD tenement to let on Green street. Gas
"A and Sebago. Inquire OF j. c. WOOD NAN,
at 119 l-2 Exchange street. noy27dtf
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Judgment.

Mamie p D p, wife, No @;: s77s; ca,,.+
John A. Sewall, husband.S Bossier parish
Tn this cause, the law and the evidence being
L in favor of the plaintiff, it is ordered, adj
judged and dccreed. that the community of
acquets and gains heretofore existing between
plaintiff and defendant be, and the same Is
hereby dissolved, and that the plaintiff tako
the possession, management and administra-
ton of her paraphcrnal estate and property
and rights.
And it is further ordered, a1judgcd and de-
creed, that plaintiff recover of the defendants
the sum of fifteen hundred dollars, in gold coin,
with five per cent interest per annum from this
date Also the further sum Of four hundred
and fifty dollars, with like interest from this
date Mstg st5gH f
And it is further decreed, that the mortgage
and privilege of plaintiff for the restitution of
her paraphernal property be recognized and
enfOrced-and defendant pay all costs
This done, read and signed in open Court ON
this, 22nd day of September, 1879, tse va
/ (Signed) RICH'D w. TURNER,
s.,t' Judge 18th District, La.
State Of Louisiana, Clerk Office,
Parish of Bossier. bellevue, Louisiana.
do hereby certify the above to be q true,
perfect and exact copy of the original jndg-
tcmber, 1879, term of 18th Judicial District
Court, in and for Bossier parish, La., and that
the original hereof ID snow on file and OF record
in this Office. .#ssas,tFFz s,a..f,s.s.
Given under my official signature and seal
of Office, at Rellevue, La this eth day Of Oct.
JOANNES SMITH,
Deputy Clerk District Court,
oct % Bossier parish, La.
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~ "The Young Ladies' Journal

~ "The Young Ladies' Journap
for October, now ready, commences
a splendid new story, entitled s'Ju-
liet Woodvyrs Dover The Octo-
Der part also contains an immense
colored Fashion Panorama, and a
gigantic supplement over one yard
square, with OYER % figures, Illus
trating all the latest fashions from
Paris, with full size patterns for
cutting out. Also. a very beautiful
sheet in colors, stripe for sofa pillow,
Sc. Also, several elegant designs
for silk, or crewel embroidery. The
Supplements alone are worth more
than the price of the "Journal." -
Mailed for 50 cents. Address Tie
International Ne,cs Co., 81 Beekman
street, New York.
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Esstraycd before the undersigned on the 3Otll
Il day of September, 1879, by Jcssec Wash
ington, and will be sold to the highest bidder,
day Of January, 1880, a Bay Mare, about six
years old Said Mare has q small white spot on
the right of the jaw, apparently made by the
bride, and slnallwh spoton right side, that
may have been made by the spurs. s2s
Appraised at $l5.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges sc.
HENRY STONE, Stray Master
October2, 1872
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Mass Meeting in Bossier.

From Shreveport Times
RED LAND, BossIER PARISH, LA. !
October 1, 1879.
MIR. EDITOR: Permit me in
few words to give You an account of
the mass meeting and barbecue
given at Red Land Oh last Thursday
September 25th.
As early as o'clock a large
crowd of people might have been
seen assembling at the shady grove
in trout of the Red Land seminary.
The meeting was called to order,
Col. w. j. Hayes elected chairman,
and Mr.. q. BEGINNER secretary. Col.
Hayes introduced Mr.. II. w. Ogden,
who began his address by giving
an account of his stewardship while
attendingthe convention; strenuous
ly advocated the fundamental prin
ciples of the new constitution, and
earnestly recommended its adoption
by the people. Before the speaker
concluded dinner was announced:
by that all softening empowering knell
The tocsin of tie soul-the dinner bell.''
The ladies first repaired to the
rustic tables where they were wait
ed upon very CALAMITY by the
young men, who in turn RECALLED
themselves with the good things OF
life prepared by the liberal people.
After dinner Mr.. Ogden resumed
his speech, and having concluded,
Mr.. Samuel Abney was vociferously
called upon for speech. He made
few remarks and was loudly APP
plauded. The remainder Of the
evening was spent in stripping the
light fantastic toe" by a set of chiv-
alrous young gentlemen and fair
blushing young ladiesof Bossier.
In fine, Mr.. Editor, the whole af
fair passed off quitely and as happi
" as a marriage BELL" and long
viii the 25th of September BE-
cherished in our memories. Red
Land is noted for a prosperous,
patriotic and Democratic people,
and sincerely trust that the day
is not far distant when the waves
of the Democracy shall sweep over
this fair land of ours, bearing dowr
before them all formsof Radicalisn
usurpation and fraud. SHOCKS.
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Announcements.
Election, Tuesday, December 2, 1879,
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.


Col j. A. SNYDER is a candidate for District
Judge of the Second Judicial District, compos-
ed of the parishes of Bossier, Bicnyille and
Webster; subject to nomination by Democratic
party.
Hon A. b. GEORGE is candidate for
District Judge Of the Second judicial District
composed of the parishes of Bossier, Bienville
and Webster; subject to nomination by Dem
ocoatic party. - III ,e
Hon R. c. DREW is q candidate for District
Judge of the Second Judicial District. compos
ed Of the parishes Of Bossier, Bicnvile and
Webster; subject to nomination by Democratic
party. 1 ~ si ft
FOR DISTRICT "A TTORNEE .Fat
j. A. w. LOWRY is d candidate for District
Attorney of the Second Judicial District, COM
posed of the parishes of B6ssier, Bienvillc and
Webster; subject to nomination by Democratic
party. ff ,..tt
NJ C.. MOSELEY is a candidate. for District
Attorney Of the Second judicial District, com
posed of the parishes Of Bossier, Bienvillc and
Webster subject to nomination BY Democratic
party. @
FOE SHERIFF.
JOSEPH t. C. GRAHAM is candidate for
Sheriff of Bossier parish, at next election
Democratic candidate not subject to nomina-
ton. 4 ~ i.s4 ss ssig
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Registration.

I will open the Books for Registration of al
l. voters of Bossier parish, at
Fillmore, October 18th, nth and 18th.
Atkins Landing, October 10th and 18th
Benton, October Goth, 2lst, End and z3rd..
Collinsburg, October 9th, 18th and 9th.
Red Land, October 30th, 3lst and Nov. lst-
Rocky Mount, November 4th, 9Th and 9Th.
Then at Bellevue until November 22nd.
JOHN nj. ARNOLD,
Assessor and ex-officio Registrar.
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stray Sale.

Estrayed before the undersigned on the LIST
IL day of October, 1879, by n. T. billiard, and
will be sold to the highest bidder, for cash, at
Bellevue La, on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of Jan
nary, 1880, a Black Horse Mule, about five
years old. and branded A on right sholder.
Appraised at $35.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges. &c.
HENRY STONE, Stray Master
October 2, 1879.
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u Every family should put up
one or two hogs now and give them
"A "startn OH Stops, &c. Radical ed
itorials on Grant are not nutritious,
but they are quito 'sloppy," and will
do to s'fill mp" on.
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u Every day the farmers delay
preparing their lands for planting
small grains they are neglecting
their best interests. 1t will be a long
time before the next crop comes in,
and as corn is scarce it behoOves
every farmer to use a substitute
Small grains for pasturage and hay
will do admirably. Rye make fine
winter pasturage, and will yield
handsomely. Try it. If yon are op
posed to rye, try oats, wheat or bar
ley, but plant small grain.
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King. Judgment of lower Court
annuled, avoided and reversed, and
now for plaintiffs for amount claimed.
JoANNEs SMITH,
Deputy Clerk District Court.
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Compilation of, or Returns of Votes
POlled at the Different Boxes in
the Parish, at the Primary Elec-
ton held Sept. 9th, 1879.
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Police Jury Proceedings,
BELLEVUE, La, Oct. G. 1877.

0io"' AAoSene-I1. -. DOrtCh, Pres
ident; Thomas Lyles, j. J. Meares
John w. Rains and w. B. Boggs.
members; when proceedings of last
meeting we're read and approved.
Mr.. Rains presented the following
report, which was adopted:
By virtue of an act of the Honor.
orable, the Police Jury of Bossier
parish, La, in regular session con.
vened, authorizing and empowering
me to lease, after legal advertise
ment, the ferry across Lake Bod.
ceau, at the "Durdin crossing.n to
the lowest bidder below fees at Bod
ceau bridge, near Bellevue, 1 caused
an advertisement to be inserted in
the Bossier Banner, a newspaper
published weekly in Bossier parish,
and the official journal of said par.
ish, for more than ten days, that 1
would lease said ferry according to
said terms, when, on the 31st day of
July, 1879, at the Court House door.
in the town of Bellevue, after read
ing the advertisement and stating
fully the terms of lease, T. Benton
Bixler leased said ferry for the term
of II months, ending Jan. l, 1881,
agreeing to cross all corners and
their property over said ferry ac-
cording to law, for same toll as fix.
ed now at Bodceau bridge near
Bellevue, except vehicles, which he
agrees to cross for Is cents less than
charged at said Bodceau bridge
The said Bixler being the lowest bid
der, / knocked off and adjudicated
said lease to him for said term. The
bond of said Bixler, as lessee, for
the faithful performance of his dp-
ties, with j. B. Bixler as security, /
herewith present to your Honorable
body. j. w. RAINS,
i't Road Commissioner.
When the following commission
| ers of election to be held December
next, were appointed.
Ward IL. B. Phillips, Thos. G..
Pickett, Robert Bates and L. K.
Hodges.
Ward Wv. J. Fish, r. C. Stin.
son, Gordon Ogden and w. G.
Vance.
Ward 81. G. Beasley, VIM. A.
Martin, Robert s. Doles, and NJ. L.
Ford.
Ward 4-John j. Swindle, w. A.
Stroud, A. G. Davis and Charles
BHhmer.
Ward Isaac 81. Martin, B. r.
Nash, Green Wilson and T. p. Lar
kin.
Ward 6, LIST Precint-J. w. Onley,
John j. Davis, Jas. s. Herring and
B. A. Kelly.
Ward 6, I'd Precint-E. r. Con
nell, A. F. Minchew, w. 81. Hodges
and E. M. Plat.
| When e. 8. Dortch presented a
claim of s. M. Furniss as commits
sioner of election at the last Presi
Dental election; which was disallow
ed.
When, on motion of. w. Rains
G. A. F. Poole, I'D. Atkins and Q
B. Hodges, were appointed by th'
President a committee to examine
Red Chute Bridge on Atkins land
ing road, and report to next meet
ing specifications and probable COS
of new bridge at said landing.
When, on motion of w. B. Boggs
w. A. Stroud, Israel Rodgers ant
j. B. Campbell were appointed b.
the President to furnish specifics
tons to next meeting for a bridg
across Caney Bayou, near Campbell
, & Rodgers.
When, on motion Of Thos. Lyles
FIN. Hanks, j. e. Adger, j., an
TIP. Larkin were appointed by th
President a committee to furnis
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Some of the English Journals take
a gloomy view of the anti-rent. agi-.
tation in Ireland. e }ts
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Court Record September Term.

the alleged tax sale to B. F. Oneal
OF what is known as the "Persou
Place." on Red River, Bossier par
lsh. Also, to recover possession, of
which it is alleged he was illegally
deprived, to quiet plaintiff s title to
the property. and for $4,000 dam
ages and $1,000 annual rent from
judicial demand, Nov. 4, 1873.
The learned Judge, after care.
full examination Of the testimony,
and after having heard the able and
exhaustive argument, for the plain
tiff, by Hon. T. 7. Land, of shreve-
port, and for defendant Oneal, by
Hon. j. ID. Watkins, Of Minden, and
Col. j. A. Snider, of Bellevue, came
to the following conclusions
That the land in controversy was
purchased at two tax sales, not one;
one in June, 1873, the other in June,
1875. That the exception (want of
tender) filed by defendant, and by
consent ordered to stand as part of
the answer, is we'll taken as to the
sale of June 1875, but not as to the
sale of 1873. The several pleas of
prescription are overruled; that
plaintiff have and recover all the
lands described in his petition, ex-
cept those embraced in the tax sale
of June, 1876; that there be judg-
ment of non suit as to plaintiffs
claim for lands described in the sale
of June, 1875; that plaintiff have
Judgment against defendant for an
annual rental of s245 for past five
years, including 1879, aggregating
$1225; that defendant have judg-
ment over on his unconventional de-
mand for improvements and better
ments Of the land misdeeded in sale
Of 1873, $500; for cost, taxes and
penalties and taxes paid since sale
Of June, 1873, by Oneal, $500, ag-
gregating $3.50; or Judgment in IA
vor Of defendant. in excess of that
in favor Of plaintiff, for $745, with
legal interest from Oct. 3, 1879, and
defendant pay cost.
Sue. W. NJ. Fulsom VS.. NJ. D. G.
Cane, ct ais. Continued.
A. J. M. Roy, ct al, VS.. Fl. P. Dick
son. Continued.
ST J. B. Durham VS.. j. N. Grumbles.
Dismissed.
r. G. Cummings VS.. 81. w. Ogden,
garnishee. Continued.
Palmer Dickson, ct al, VS.. Fl. P.
Dickson, ct ais. Judgment dismiss
ing claim of plaintiffs and non suit.
ing defendants unconventional de-
msnd, at cost of plaintiffs.
I. G. Pickett, ct al, VS.. NJ. 6. Gil
mer, ct ais. Continued.
Leroy Templeman, for use, VS.. T
M. Gilmer, ct ais; A. j. Carmouche
ct al, third opponents. Judgment
was rendered on Oct. 1, 1879, and OF
3rd October, 1879, new trial granted
and continued.
Garthwaite, Lewis & Miller VS.
Arthur Hawkins; Herold third op
ponent, &c. Dismissed at plaintiff
cost.
8. NJ. Stinson, guardian, ct al, VS.
B. F. Oneal. Judgment for plaintiff
A. j. Carmouche, ct al, VS.. T. M
Gilmer. Judgment favor plaintiff
for amount claimed.
Rebecca p. Sentell vs.. G. w. Sen
tell, Exr. Judgment in favor Q
plaintiff for $500.
Mamie e. Doles, wife, VS.. Johl
A. Sewall, husband. Judgment ia
vor of plaintiff for $3.50, and sepa
ration of property, &c.
Florsheim Bros. VS.. M. Nunnallt
Judgment for plaintiffs.
APPEAL DOCKET.
B. F. Oueal vs.. M. N. KnightOr
ct ais. Judgment of lower Cour
reversed in toto, and now given j
favor of defendants, at cost of plair
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SUBSCRIPTIONS PAID IN SEPTEM-
BER.-Hon. John d. Watkins, to
March 80, 1880, 81; Hon. Rich'd w.
Turner, for 1870, %; d. E. Nichol-
son, to May l, 1880, IS; VIM. Wall
ing, to June 8, 1879, %; J. T. Nc
CANADIAN, to Sept. II, 1879, 81 30;
Alex. r. Thompson, to March Is,
1880, 81; Rufus Sibley, 90; F. M.
Barnett, to Dec. 81, 1880, %; VIM.
w. Lay, to Dec. 81, 1880.
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1ypssiist gaHaet.
: ssbIBvuE, - La, = 1910
,aaY, OCTOBER 9, 1879:
sTR PLATFORM

DDh T.-r
lifted to as as a sacred trust.
.,,ert rhich zee control as
| .s.rs is not oar o'e", 1t De-
'I,,s rho placed us here. The
!, ,.eet do not cypress our 'e't''
i, roiess Of the people. The
e,;el Ws handle belongs to
:, to us. We can only take
,,em for the legitimate &C.
! aoreram,ent. More Thin
| .llsry. Official generosity IS
| u;,,s. Fiery needless tao
:, .e,,fort from a thousand
| n means less food, less fuel,
/. ...sr in many tamilies."-
| Irrrvs ROBINSON, of New
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es every Democrat in Bos-
s'sn constitute himself as a
a'ee Of one in the thorough
nation Of the party.
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U Our merchants ale filing
their stores with fall and winter
goods. .s.fas- a.o
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Sild cat, five feet long,
nigh and weighing fifty
was killed FIVE miles east of
IN this parish, on the 3rd
wy MIR. F. M. Barnett.
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~ AlmanacS for 1880 have al
ready made their appearance and
promise us sever eclipses.
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fe Banner will be furnished
In until January 1, 1881, to
ag q in adrance. In other
! y will pay for the Banner
pnainder of this year and
trzt year.
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NE have reduced our rates
aoancing ward candidates
/ to 50 30. Our terms are
III, and we will take pleasure
rag all who wish to announce.
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1oney is tight, very tight,
aeat but not tight enough
sead lying around loose on
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The attempt to make men believe too much
naturally proyolses them to believe too
little. so
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"'ton is coming in lively, but
aeis say it is nearly all open
0ce, and that it will not take
Mflngs to gather it.
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Reports Of reviving industry reach
us from all sections. 5e
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aeSSrs. Moore & Son have re-
immense stock of new
nesn groceries, SC. They
'u'ly preparing for a heavy
winter trade,
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'ae long winter evenings are
soa apace-the time when
= = good newspaper to help
N'rself and family happy
''aaer is the paper you want.
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Of the 10000, 900 voters in the
United States 6,OOO, 900 are farmers.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-10-09

70 The health of our community
was never known to be better than
during the past year.