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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-08-05

TWO members of Executive
alttee for this ward and a dele.
W congressional Nominating
uaou at Natchitoches, will be
30 at the meeting to be held at
on next Saturday.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-08-05

at \ )
csras .. o. "a lines lines or less, Il months Is Go.
4 Cras u = "a lines 8 months. 10 90
/ Cars " y 9o lines. 70 months - 20 90
i Gs9s " IN lines y months -..-.-.-. y 30
taes; advertisements, first inser-
itsns', ner souare Of 10 lines .----.-..-. l 90
W. .rrLseouent insertion. per square, SO
Eaa nr of paper furnished gratis TO all persons
,ss w; for term OF SIX or twelve months.
4 aas..aaries articles for benefit of Associa-
A Ve''@ 1-ders. and individuals, published by
bea::, ..s;ou, will be charged for at regular
ans or transient advertisements.
i BELLEVUE. LA,
I thursday, August s, 1880.
I Or 21s day of the year.
New moon at 9:47 to night.
i ~ The fly sticketh closer than an
6ceseeker.
~ The days are perceptibly de-
easing in length.
1R Wet weather and cloudy, and
Hitch dark nights last week.
AR You feel better now, don't
Ian. You can shoot fem, anyhow.
~ In about a month you can be-
In to gather in the wild turkey crop.
j H For sale, at this Office, copy
sThe Louisiana Magistrate."-
3Pie, 50, cash.
20 fyou have not money to pay
tor improvements, say good
sold Bossier."
% The weather for some nights
s has been delightfully."- cool and
bod for sleeping.
20 1t will take several days of
nshine to dry mp the vast amount
mud with which we are blessed.
10 Mr.. Daniel E. Nicholson in
ns the Shreveport Times that
cotton is alive" with caterpil.
TO- Do not shoot a wild turkey
NJ September LIST, or a partridge
ri September 10Th, unless you
at0pay fine.
q The roads are not now so very
50 those tell Us who have
" Of course, a printer is not
Aed to know unless a friend
kainyite him to take a ride.
: q Mr. Julius A. Jacobs left
heport recently for the North
markets and Canada where he
haenioy weeks recreation and
purchase Install and winter stocks.
Histo be hoped that we have
bed the extreme point of the
% season, yet with the month
, asust before US, we can reason
? Gpect much warm weather this
n.
s. Two members of Executive
alttee for this ward and a dele
!. congressional Nominating
!. slnou at Natchitoches, will be
10 at the meeting to be held at
y onnext Saturday.
e q Aonzo +. Arnold, a native of
d acoanty, Ca, but citizen of
~ amrlsh for about 20 years,
aals residence near Benton
!. Eiaaday, of swamp fever; aged
u Years. Deceased was a
SOang man; an Industrious,
aud useful citizen, whose
an MDe sadly regretted by all
Dew him.
- ~ Hancock and English
,hs, WI meeting at Red Land,
..S 4uay last, was lively and
saded, and could not fail to
god. We are informed that
"persons were present, and
5, s1oacue was a complete |
1ae good people of Red
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-08-05

A0nzo +. Arnold, a native of
= county, Ca, but a citizen of
parish for about 20 years,
ms residence near Benton
thursday, of swamp fever; aged
u Years. Deceased was a
soang man; an Industrious,
aud useful citizen, whose
w DC sadly regretted by all
new him.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-10
PERIODICALS.
NOW ISTHE TIME TO8UB6CRlBC
FOX FRANK LESLIES
Sunday Magazine,
PERIODICALS.

A. the JANUARY number, just issued,
commences he seventh volume Of this
Lcscrvc.lly popular periodical. II is a
brilliant Holiday Number, and the con-
tents furnish a rich literary banquet.
Noteworthy among tho solid articles are,
"The Persecution Of tho huguenots." BY
Alfred H. Guernsey "Antio n III Syria"
By Godfrey A. Hudson; Caves and
Cave.dwellers," by Arthur Grahame, etc.
Those who enjoy lighter reading will b.
delighted with ''Chrysalis and Butterfly, +"
"The Governors Dinner" by Edward
Everett Hale, "Be. be, the Nailmaker's
Daughter" BY the author of ''Gideon's
Rock" "Miss Olives Boys" BY Mrs.
Robert O'Reilly, etc.. etc Christmas
Day." and "From Thanksgiving to
Christmas" and Mrs. Phrynna's "Sants
Clause" ars excellent aud timely. Young
people have not been overlooked. and
will find pleasant reading in "Fre die
Tsunton's Trust" Hide and Seek.
Lost" etc, etc. There arc poems BY
Bishop Ken, Gertrude Greenw God, and
other writer's of celebrity. Rev. DR..
Deems, WHO has retired from tho edito.
rial chair, will continue a contributor,
and has All admiral article. entitled
'Pessimism and sociability,." Two new
features, We see, have bssn introduced,
Obituary Notices" aud "Recreatious fol
Sunday Afternoon" giving increased in.
terest to tho magazine. The ~ qusrto
pagee abound With articles Of great merit
and the illustrations which number about
100 are admirably executed. The price
Of single copy il g cents the annual
subscription %, Or Tor six monts, 81 50 ;
four months, 81. Address, Frank Lev.
lies Publishing House, So, IS and 81
Park Place, New York.
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Tho0U1I 1oH100o

The sun will deal with tho events Of
tho yoae 1850 in ito own fashion. nov
prstty veil uuders:ood BY everybody.
From January l until December II Il
will b conducted - . newspaper witt
ten 10 The Eaglish language and printed
ioe tho whole people.
A . newspspef, Tho San believes in
getting I'll the news Of tho world prompt.
y and presenting Il In tho most intstii.
eib.e s&aps-the shspe that viii sosble
10 readses - ksep we'll sbssast q ~
40 With ths lsase uupredactivs sxpoa.
d}tsrs q tine. The greatest intsse3 70
To Gssatest numbee-thst 10 tn lsw
ooaitelliag its daily makeup. L GOV
be- circulation very mnch larger thso
that Of any other American uewspepse.
cad enjoys % Income which il u q oil
tiues Psspassd 70 speud literally tef tSs
benefit q it, poa1ses. People q 81
oooditioos q lie sad oil wayo e think.
inx buy I'D rcd Tho Son; and tha1 all
lceivv oo&isfaetioo q seoe eoet In n
es'eoss, e thsy tssp - bsyisg cd
yoaAiegit h.
II - ee0DeotD a uea aal aaain
1hs saa ba'issss ~ ~ ealy saide e
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-10
DISTRICT COURT.

This Court is still engaged on the
civil docket. We note the follow.
inR proceedings since our last re-.
port:
Wild. Jules Maricelli vs.. Heirs Ma
ricelli. Petition filed. Rule taken
on defendants. judgment signed.
H. Jsffa W. f. 81. Hosner ct ais.
Tauzin interveuor. Default favor Of
iutervenors Remy Sylyie. Hamilton
and Howard. Against plaintiff de-
feadsnt and intervenor Tauzin. In.
tervention Vim. Jockson filed. An.
swer Of h. Jaf{a to all interventions.
Case pending.
g. W. Kearney W. Frank Prue.
Answer died. Continued on aff1da.
Wit ofdefendant.
Sarah NJ. Hsnsell, natural tutrix,
W. ]. P. Broadwell ct al. judgment
vs. defendant BroadWell. Continued
a. to Timon.
Lehman, Abraham 4 Co.. Va. J. N.
Wolison. Plea In reconvention filed.
Continued.
L. N. Lane W. Payne. Kennedy &
90. Dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
Eliza ]. Kaine vs.. Alfred Patterso n.
Continued by consent.
Richard Mclean Va. T. +. Mclean.
judgment per agreement signed.
State Va W. J. Collier. Carrying
concealed weapons. Convicted. Fin.
ed IS and costs.
Mary L. Page W. Matte Lewis ct
al. Motion to dismiss. Appeal over.
ruled. Taken under Amusement.
Elizabeth Walmsley Va. J. G. John.
con. Continued by consent.
Arcaline Rachal vs.. Alfred Mayeur.
Judgment favor plaintiff granting
divorce.
Jane Henderson ct al. Va. l.. g.
Barron. Continued by consent.
Mayor and City Council OF Match.
itoches vs.. Leon Greneaux. Judg.
ment against securities Ambroieine
Tauzin. Jules Ducssse, Administra'
tor, and A. Il. Lecomte,
W. Il. Letchford & Co., 70. L.
Chsrleville. Default.
Thoo. ]. Hickman ct q. 70. Mary
p. DaWoon and husband, Continued
By consent.
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River News.

N1vCG N0WOs
We sre without direct information
~ this Local IL . new hand at the
bellows. but learn Incidentally that
tho river 10 rising. The food Of last
Sunday night and Monday morning
SCENE to have had Q beneficial In.
duenoe on old Rid and It's tributa-
ries. This b evidenced by tho fact
that tho energetic r. r. T. Co., are
rushing their bosts into tho stream.
With . Vim. 10 order to carry out the
long accumulated crop.
In this section, tho merchants and
planters are praying for . OsAaxla,
Charms be never % wisely" OF that
they may hear tho BELL, tho merry
bell whose ring hss IN enchsotmeot
for our community.
The Jfssll K. 10 looked for @ q
BELL whose ring has never been cur.
passed 10 this neighborhood. Dick
Siunott, Geo G. Hamilton and T. J.
Dotyswill b warmly welcomed when
their champion steamer visits our
locality. Already 10 it bruited abroad
that the local Brass Band will add
their efforts 70 the welcome. At latest
dates the river above NJ on Q rspid
rise. Old Red, will eventually ava
ken from her lethsrgy.
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Personal.
This Local hAs bad tho pleasure OF
meeting, during the pest week, NJ.
4. HAlAxovIca and NJ. VloroR b.
MOIST, Of Olouueeville.
8. P. RAlNEs. Esq, tho newly elect.
I'd sheri6. showed bio familiar "phiz"
about town lest Tuesday.
0lRvAls TMclIL. Esq.,. ono Of tho
old Democratic wsr horses, squeezed
our digits, last Tuesday.
Nj. O. PElo1, honored THE local
With . kindly grasp this week.
Thanks Charley.
NJ. Hlo4xAx Was IL town on
theseh aud Wss cordially welcomed
BY bic many friends. He 10 rare
visitor.
NJ. @. D. D1B1Axc, Of Ciouaervills
put In ~ appearance thts week,
With bio Compliments 70 this oflce.
J. ALpaoSsE PRuDaoxxE. ESQ.,. Of
the lower coast, was 10 our city this
week. sad ~ usual paid % . visit.
The Hon. D. o. SCARBOROUGH and
lady arrived In our city last Wed.
needsy. He was warmly greeted by
bio numerous friends. Our friend
DAN 10 popular man.
Last Wednesday W. P. HALL. Eeq..
visitsd our city, and cordially sslu.
ted this local. He u looking after
tho lost "losves" or some fair
daughter Of tho land. We are sus.
pecious OF District Attorneys. just
now, but always glad TO meet our
young and talented. lste District
Attorney.
RoS7. P. HuxfIa. Esq. Attorney
q Many, L.. squeezed our digits
With . truly friendly grasp. We
wese pleased 70 have him call on ~.
On. CoxLr, nom Grant Parish wss
In our city last Wednesday and gave
- sSrip q biz right digits.
Among tho visitors whom 10 had
tho pleasure OF meeting this week,
were NJ. xA1HIw HIa1zoo and 1r.
HIsoll1I H111zoo. They never to-
got tho vixplcA1o1.
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The Parieh Court convened lest
Monday. but adjourned over until
tho 18th inst, on account OF tho 49,
sion OF tho District Court, after trsu.
sacting some Probate business. Judge
J. n. B. TUCKER d always prompt IN
opening his court. and never fsals to
bein attendance. HE present dock
e b . eomeWhst hesvy ono.
There have been several peelemi.
nary examiaa&ioos before bio Honor
]. Y. B. Tuckxa. for inftingemeots Of
tho LAM. The arst Wss that q STATE
". Hsafy Alluin. white. charged
With embesslemeot. After due e.
amioatioa b NJ discharged.
1Ao next NJ that q 0ilu0 What,
ooiocsd. Required 70 give bond IN
the cum Of ~ for bic appoaIaace
before tho District Court
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STORM.
THE eTORM KING ABROAD-HE CONES IN
HIS Wharf.-The CITY FLOODED
STREETS BLOCKADED BRIDGES
SWEPT AWAY-DWELLlN0S
DELUGED-SCENEs
AND INCIDENTS.

Last Sunday night at nearly twelve
o'clock this section Was visited by
one Of the most tremendous rain
storms ever known 10 this section.
All night long tho rain fell IN per.
feet torrents. Binding 6asheo Of
lurid llghning. lit up the Egyptian
darkness accompanied by the thun.
dee's deep into nations. When dawn
came and light shone onco more
upon the falling sheets Of water, the
scene was one OF drearlness and de.
ISOLATION. Tho streets we're flooded
With water. Hitherto dry thorough.
fares we're MIXTURE lakes; bridges
we're swept away: boxes and barrels
we're floating along thoroughfares.
a. II on long voyage bent. Cltizons
were hindsred from reaching their
places Of business; miniature cata.
rscts poured through hitherto dry
private yards: merchants wsded to
their stores: and even private resied
licences were invaded by tho angry
waters. 70 tho CONSERVATION OF the
inmates, and the damage Of the
household Penatee.
The damage must have been con.
siderable to private residences, but
tho city suffered greatly 10 bridges
washed away and other destruction.
Citizens. early Monday morning. a.
tempted to reach the msrket-house
at the intersection Of Church and
Second streets. opposite the court.
house. Down Church street poured
sn angry lake OF water. 10 great
anxiety they gathered on tho court
house corner. and gszsd at tho desir.
Haven. The butchers mounted on
their benches and hallooed to tho
expectant crowd outside, - tho door
of the building was covered With tho
accumulated fluid. Two prominent
lawyers attempted TO reach their Of.
6oe. One asked thls local II he
picked up some bricks. for stopping
stones. couldn't he make tho rifle.
We told him to try It, but after 10.
e6ectual attempts he desisted. An.
other very peominent member OF tho
fraternity came up Second street
within sight OF bic legal abode ana
stopped IN CONSERVATION. He finally
hailed . bread cart, mounted. drove
up 70 tho gallery Of bio ohace, and
very undoubtedly climbed over tho
railinss.
1ncidents like these nero too mum.
erous to mention. Even this local
climbed over fences through private
yards 70 reach bio place OF business.
Tho whole city Wss ono mass Of
eeethtag angry waters. Such . rain
tall hes not been known hero for
many years, and the least estimate
made OF It Was eight inches.
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asserted IN this paper hereafter, IN.
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publication 80
Our Subscription price has been
reduced 70 Two DOLLARS, and cash
10 advance MUST ~ paid.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

! have commenced q ten months ses.
sion at tho public Academy in Natchito.
ches. There is yet room for about ten
moro papils. Terms a. before advertised.
Would - Rlad TO receive this additional
number Of children. Session ends Oct
18th, 1850.
GEO. b. EG0LEsTON,
Ian. lost. Teacher.
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TESTING NlALs:
Crescent City Sugar Reifncr

Crescent City Sugar Refinery, !
Now Orleans, Jsu. "a, 1879. !
NJ. acxh W. Montgomery. Agent 1essls Jno.
Nv w. iSs visi.rs i%pso s ydOSsr rsnSyi
proCess for Oiscrusting Boilers:
Dear 6ir-l have tried the disincrustant you
~ ~ egeot ter tAesoughly. We have been
using Il Se several weeks. did this a. a per-
sesG ias ,s = yen. tyr Igsnerally dislike ma.
tisg s.!;f;.sats; e y ss.siy ny that I am
lee u be- tssssA out BY. far tho best thing OF
ths kiaa tAat ever used. Il como up to ali its
claims On its printed circular, and III future
shall reoe01end 1eears. A. Thompson e. Co.
70 uss Il sAclusively II their boilers over and
10 pretessses 70 any other process for discrust
iae bellers.
1''.'''' very ''' 99xassy i. KING,
Eaeinssr Crescent CITY Sugar Refinery.
We endosse tho above.
4. THOMSON eco.
Lsedss Foundry.
New Orleans, Feb. =, 1879.
NJ. Hssh ". Montgomery, New. Orleans, La,
90 ist Fl p,.;so,S,t,,s S'ss~ so a,c" '''
Dser Sir-After having. used the vsier FRO
eeas for seas months. and giving it a fair and
faii teisl " csn ststs that 4 has produced the
Aoat sasisf1eteey results on our boilers by re-:
noving .iDcrustatieas and efcctuslly prevent.
lug th0 formation Of tho asme.
70 cordially rees..sna II e those uains
boilers. ARCHIBALD MITCHELL,
SapetintenAent Lood's Foundry.
henry RENlSON,
Chief Foreman.
LEEDS l. CO.,
freptistees Lsedh's Foundry.
Discount q tho trade Send for Circulsrs 10
Hugh ". 1oatgsmsry, l6o Common street,
New 0elooas. Sole Agent for tho Southwest
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{ LOCAL 6LEANlNGS,
No winter yet.
DuelnieiGis brisk!
Goods cheaper!
Cotton upward {!

OV0SDV~o VSl0A!
Goods cheaper!
Cotton upward !
lntsas downward!
Ntw sistus-Hol for Kansas!
Nsathsr still cloudy and warm.
aalilssassaias more rain.
Pssch trees budding and grass
smegald IN hue.
OH and Examine our stock which
beotoeees 1eOoox & Bso.
,%lli1l las gone. We trust that
y esssse may b one OF honor to
pssll sad usefuloess 70 our State.
~ "a city has toned down from
- Holiday hilasity and has once
aGalo resumed the even tenor OF 10
~. 4tsse TIE Storm com e. . calm.
Chsw JACksoN's Best Sweet Navy
TSbeeeo. Nov. 3O-ly.
Re. Z. Z. BucxNER has removed
u IN o@ee nett door 70 Hon. ".
4. JAoE's On Second street, whore he
~ b pleased TO meet oil persons
Mo desire 70 engage In Law.
Dusinses eeill continues brisk. and
Aeeo seems little dimiuution OF 90.
Uv11y aoos0 the merchants. This T.
DQptqlesly 1otjo@bls IN the vicini
00e4soe store OF Ne. L. CAs1Aal
- uI. h. 4. WAINsLHY.
Dsfoes supplyinR yourselves With
49, Nrecesies. candies, &C., csll
81 60 n0COck Bno.
II. IssasAcx proposes to furnish
~ publlo With eome corn tod beet
tenossow. at the Market House.
ye0odsi Good news from home"
Assessments have been plentiful
~ tl6 sassoo. Private soirees
Nm M frequent. besides cola.
oQA ~ Dsad's nov years eve boil.
nesl>aiamsnts, and theatrical per.
1oaasss. Nstchitoches Il not
edts des1 yet.
ne Brass Band. that popular OF.
oo'Atlon here. has recently thor.
eepaly re.orRani.ed and elected
~ fsFmcH. ~ Director. still re.
10 old officers. 1t may be
e9eesd . permanent institution.
% local proposes to visit our
so0oe merchants AZ soon ss time
~ peemls, and talk to them about
loea the cotton and produce mar.
@oAd other items OF interest. He
eoto b welcomed and duly In.
I1oeo q all subjscts Of . genial
0nus.
AAnllas Of TOYS at McCooI Il
n
.aolo)oehee. ~ thiok b becom.
- law sbldlss, which goes 70
ssveAae tue nov order Of thin9s
- y ~ better. Notwithstand.
~ opoeeai hilarity during the
y there were no acts Of VIC.
eomisted 10 shock tho com.
ou1k
ne.ls1pply Of Motions. HoIssrv.
- Ooaks. &c.. q NcCooK &
a. vuDlcA1oa's locsl and en-.
1essse~isdss tho ressipt a
oeoasy psistsrs' tee from the
.AJ, 0u1u,xAsAx and Lady.
oo1boool aaylae .eonpliuso.
Or end sll. ~ vieh them
kMs's Aasptassa
~ beasts q . ssw marshal
4Oeoeo 4 NJ. r. p. Hu1sox.
y ~ u. ~ knew hin - 4
elooe Dsputy 6bssia ssd
We tsuGe tAas 10 vil do
( u VlAess ~ q laVos. "a
0uose tooWlsdee Of bio 60.
- o1G0rsd thes suoA Nm
ESsf ...
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