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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-12-30
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Ii fUNGENr PARAGRAPHS. ai

-sThe rows that all are Iprszsihg afeib
sHanlan' iDetroA Free Press.bue r7agitsf
IA clothes comparison-matching
silks. e-fxaludelphia C1sronicle. i'fo sf's'@
aiA,lawyerss brisfi is somstimes very :
iextended. n Waterloo Observer,. FAC 4ge,,
/. "A green correspondent wants to
know'if policeaenS are prOteetionists -fis
: Paslade.piie Herald .7.,ftU su .sa,u
q Honey is selling thirty per cent.
cheaper than last year in the markets,
and the bees have been ceiling it / all
summer for nothing. g.-Graphsc.
-"The Story 81 an Honest Man''is -
the title Of Edmund About latest w0rk.ol
Is It pecessary TO add that it is work
OF fiction. Bolton Post. t'V' " e'''St osii
aIKanF has said. depression isitheGa
mystery, Of beauty, There is nothing
to explain the mystery Of hash. b.
Fse0yuReyio4 fsis9u 3nlii99M s'WsEl0a
TyIasal interior tewn in Texas a -
aprominent crockery dealer Joined the
church and now his friends fpleasantly "a
ireferft TO him as - converted, Ghinamxn.. 4,
i Galyestoy News " '7 r
aaA bright little girl Who Had iistuIcc.-l'a
cessfully spelled the werd - fhat,N vast
asked by her goyerness what would re-
main after The t. Rad been taken ~
Always sT' Ehe dirty chpsl and ,sauoers,' 1d,
was the reply. Pottery Gazette.
i, What a relief it is to turn from the ee'd
political editorials IN exchanges to jthesyo
calm, ,digpified statements to be found
in the local notices of patent med dicines.sh sh
'Thereis no lyingin patnnt mediciue ad.Iw
ivertisemeptss p Psck's 5, Msl,caukee Sun.
Tn the worl a hrrroad 4 Hsld ~ ha4tI.b 1ItEG
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-12-30
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VOLUME XIX.
rHRJSTH4S DREAMS.

rcn,T.o nDu.,<o
T II fd'l 1.lF5
ass .as 9s!0''
r..ejes so bright ana nopes run OF Joy,
IL SfaifhfnS carols they merriiy rtng,
- n6HFeth APPS ol & aca girl and boy,
III %hat santa VIII pr1hgf
,..stif1l eyee afeR R0w hidden from sight.
sSsath ifihged white hds that over them
close: .,.av,sI.aas ali
sxSdy EdFis 'fHii WITH softnlng Ilgnt
'ior oser thepilloE where sweetly repose
'lssss bss.sis. - 80 50 1s7"
s-sfvhandNattie are re- st asieep-~ -ltatac
sSey watched for santa long as they
could,
sAsla said Sreil HIM bring somsin
dood"
sar angels, your watch o'er them keep.
sax .u...xx..u.rw
f;Fs yapors are floating airily BY.
| sidons OF trumpet ana great sugar plum,f
lreseeming ~ night psiQret them tOef14,
M lhfl6sthat 80 ana come. Aa
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-12-30

The residue that .renisins from the. Il
'acopspmption Of ofyegetable substances by,
fire is called the ash, and contains the
mineral elements That enter into stheirlE
structure, and 2 very large percentage
of potash. This substance Is one of the
principal fertilizing elements thatentsf9i
Liint9 the composition of all plants and
especially all farm crops. Decomposi- q
ton vegetable substance likewise
produces ash, but the, process is, very
much slower, being produced BY natural
mbustivesi instead of arti6cial.s Whenue;
stheEefore, il. is considered that this has
seen taken from the soil IL is more clear I
to seeithe importance Tof Feturningi as 4
much as possible to the. soil again, and !,
yet, very much care Is to be ahsed in the y
applicaxionof ashes in order to produce = i
the best, results. Thus, since ashes :,
have a natural tendency to absorb moist !
ure, they are considered Hnohp moreto]
valuable when applied to soils, inclined
to be sandy and dry. Ashes afford an %
exeellenti ,Itop1lres for Dmanuzinr a
lands, or pastures, where they are ap-
Piled as atop dressing. EAssa an expert
'mentotc demon psttate their value, q past :.
tlre was selected, an exceedingly moor
tract OF land, quite Hlly. and the hills1n
formed OF cearses gravelly soil that was =,
productive Of but little, and poor grass.
An application 6f from 250 TO- $50 bush 4
elsspe &cre was lmades and the follow :
ing July the hillsides were covered with
a thick riiat Of grass and clover, very Z Z
'muah superior to 4 the average vof. past.,.,,
ures in this State, and we might well
say Of 'sone moving fields. .WhfieTr
farmers haveabeen in tha habit of ,,e;no
some that they have themselves made.
they have not been partienlaaa efi0aghaa
in saving all that they mjght, ). Every 4
family that burns wood in the kitchen
accumulates quite a quantity of ashes
during the year, and their Importance
in agriculture is such thar they should II
be carefully collected in order that they
may go to swell the, amount Of fertiliz-
ing material upon the farm, and q little
trial will os0on 9dctermine upon what
portions Of the farm they may be applied
with reasonable assdra rance II good rec IA
'sults.-r Utica Herald;ffsd orr y9dT 4sl
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-12-30

On Monday morning. while, al, break
fast, the old Dame Said, q We1f, Master
Rrowneon, we re bawn ia fiji" !" .ffctt0s
,s !" You're going to tit!'' I replied, in
Unaffected astonishment. aWhat has
put that resolve into your mindsf' vfes
Fixing her bright and suspicious, eye
upon me, she said: 1--WE told aar
Richard at if he doesna fit me, he'll
hey ia bury me. I've told him this
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-12-30

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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-11-06
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The National Family Paper Of
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NO. 10.
ne year old upward, ten head of

one year old upward, ten head of
hogs.
Terms All the movable and
personal property to be sold for
C.ASH on the day Of sale, and the
'mmovable or real property to be
sold, one third Of the purchase
price cash on the day Of sale, and
the remainder on credit of one.
two and three years from the dav
OF sale 5; purchasers to furnish their
notes with solvent suretics, in soli-
do. 70 the satisfaction of the adj
mlnistrator of said succession. and
made payable to his order, at his
domicil, in the town of Abbeyille,
conditioned to draw eight per
cent. per amman interest thereon
from maturity until paid. The
said lands to be and remain spe-
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lege retained thereon, which lands
shall not be aIienated, mortgaged,
remembered or in anywise dis
posed of to tie prejudice of the
rights of said succession, until
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notes, in principal, interest and
costs, if any accrue thereon.
Given under my official sigma.
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G.. B. SHAW, Sheriff.
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NEW ORLE.4NS
Lightning Rod Works
find General Factory Agency,
Reorgnni7ed
j. M. Robinson.

of florida General A9ent. :
Formerly Of Savannah Lightning
Rod Factory Is years ago. Has
rad 20 years experience in this
Branch Of Business.
Manufacturers. huentors, importers
and Dealers IN all Kinds Of
LIGHTNING RODS AND
LIGHTNING ROD MATE
RAILS. -
The Oldest Established Company
South and the only house OF the
kiud in South western Country.
"Robinson's Silver Gables" a
speciality. These Gables are con-
tinuous, having no joints. They
are the safest protector against
lightning ever invented. This
Company has been, is now, and
will be, for the remainder of this
year, through the western and
northern parishes of Louisiana
represented by its gent'emanIy
statesmen Messrs. E. E. Andibg, ol
La !; s. W. Greene. Of Miss /; 3. G
Pritchard Of S. G. G. c. Pitch
ard. offs. c.; and J. NJ. Robinson
of Fla. This Company puts uF
the Silver Gables and all othe'
Rods cheaper than they we've ese'
offered to the Public before
Skillful workmen employed
Orders promptly attended to ane
satisfaction guaranteed.
Office, ,293 st. Charles st, cor
Calliope. june 23-6m.
New Orleans.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-11-06
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dcial Directory.

Ed. EUG. MoUToN.
"a. Attorney.
J. A. CHARGoIs.
IF District Court, u
I,AsrIE BEoussApD.
l,esntative,;r ~, c,,nurpn
srif & Tax Collector,
G. 3. SHAW.
4 lrHe HorppAulp, President: l.,
= s,,..ur ny JOS. TRAEAN,
T.SslYKE, 1,s J. F. BEoUssARD.
|nvrspz 1. THIBEAUX.
A. LACOUR.
Parish Treasurer,
a'4 ISAAC WISE.
Town Cornell:
LsoscE PERnEr, Mayor.
III ABIDE, JACOB IsAAcs,
e. WISE, .. y. LEGE,
In y, LYoNs, Constable.
s6ce, Of the Peace, Sd. Ward :
PERRm, W. B. WHITE.
6ors
i EDwAaDs, E. MoNraGNr.
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THE SOUTHERN GUILTY. A
TOR.

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Clubs of TO-. 1850 .
Clubs Of 20. 5000 !"
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CONSTITUTION.
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DOBBINS' ELECTRIC SOAP.

Having obtained the agency Of
this celebrated soap for Abbeville
and vicinity, ! append the opin-
ion of some OF our best people as
10 it's merits. We have been
using for the lest 2 months the
Dobbins' Electric soap. made by
|. L. Craein & Co Philadelphia,
Pa, and find that it washes and
cleans the clothes more rapidly
and more thoroughly and is in
the end cheaper than any other
soap We have ever used in our
family. We can heartily recon-
mend it and a single trial will
convince all of the correctness of
our assertions.
WM. MoUroN.
E. /. ADDISON.
ARCHIE Young.
A. LAcoUR.
I desire all my friends and Gus
toners to give this splendid soap
one trial SO they may know just
how good the best soap in the
U. S. is. Give It a trial and I
am sure you will use no other.
A. D. MARTIN,
Abbeville, La. Sole Agent.
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F. o. Leblanc,
COLLECTOR.

COLLECTOR,
Will give prompt attention to
all accounts or notes placed in his
hands for collection. Il-'79.
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Livery Stable.
"a

The undersigned would respect
fully inform the public that he
has opened Livery Stable in the
Town of Abbeyille, where he is
prepared to hire horses, car.
riares. hacks etc. and receive the
anne at very moderate prices.
QPHILIAs BoURQuE.
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WIN. MOUToN.
e. I. ADDISON.
ARCHIE Young.
A. IiACOUR.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
25TH DISTRICT CoURT,
PARISH OF VERMTLIoN,
Succession of Frank Conner.

No. 626.
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested in said success.
sion, or hayirg any opposition to
make to the application Of Cor
nelia Conner and Henri Senac to
be appointed co-udministrators Of
the,aloresaId succession, to file the
same in writing in the office of the
clerk of courtat the courthouse,
in ten days=from date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal
of court this 9th day Of October
1880.
LAsTIE BROUssARD clerk.
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Notice to Teachers.
Parish School Board,
Secretary's Office.
Abbeyille Oct. 9th 1880.

Abbeville, Oct. 9th 1880.
Vacancies existing in the lst,
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MoBLEY & CO. ]. NJ. ROBINSON
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-15
THE T INDIA
paoP1IEToEs q T3s IE11I IE6II
Ne D. ga1i sesas5 slr.sl

&ki4 4onis fss bssa irsFotnced so tAs pesp5s sI ss 5ri Fsisel iof te w lrtea fea@. ssh ee estslnssf sanc sad pepsy
 ss nrf,sz st tse tfs3 ert,s.t llat s7Ie 6 ts sll4sIz.st sh n1esixbt or tat lgsT ie. H Y fa<. ssr,l sessi se ms,ssops sisa sa sfe Pssg Bzf G1VE 0F cR{kEs t F.E FEE a bos alsresss1,
 ffIsxas rad hy ths tss ehe1fsss ~ .ts u e. ssr f6esf. tis fslae q 9 bs b a I.Isa fs5 atw
 fifsse elittea ol 4 tpes ee<a . 3stqtE .l.7,f tfet & q e1af.. s4 fs |fs fa6fs 1l If15 et1 eat 1rit D st to aselfe t
 ssi|ssntss if r iEz 'it 2 A<- ff1l<z E8 8t ,f4 s.'t l,S
 atH
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-15
lFom Nsizi4ys Ertu.l VietorisI at San Carlos
AesIeraf EIiIIed.

Sergeant Ed'yin E. Powell arrived in elogls en the fhlh CD bis way from San Carlos Go Fort MeDoweli He repors Victoria IS Daving been seen by Caplain George Gan Insiians en Saturday, within ise miles of tbe Branch Agency and who had an encounter w5h him, sua had ihe misiortune lo have lad two of bis men killed by him It is not known what damage resulted to !ctoria's party
 Previously Victoria attacked tbe rsnche of ex4rader Stevens, on Eagle Cnseis. and kills1 nineteen Indians-nen, women and chiblrea. among whom was an Apache 1Tar Chief. Previous to the daunablc slaughter, hs surprised two Bucks, play i1g cania. 10 whom be said he bad come to dzht the Scouts, ln orler tbat they mighi not be put to the trouble oi going to New Mexico to fight him and that be was going to stay with tbem for six months in order that they might have ample opportunity to take him in. This wanton killing of helpless persons of bis own race has ceneetcd ''the fricndles as d unit against hin.
 0p Friday the 7lh, Capsain Kramer had 6glit with Victoria, whow lying ing in wais for him among tbe r5cks. and in an simost inaccessible position, which resulied in she killing of gallant Sergeant Griain, aid woaadiag one of tbo Indian Scouts. who was close in the rear of the Sergeant The Capsain retreaied and dis mounted his men a1i came up and routed them
 Gaptaia Chaiiee is taking ail neciiul preautions to holl The New Mexican Chief at arms length, should be have Eng temeriiy to .isit ihe Ageocy building
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-15
n0na Silver Belt

sas sserslses, e leks sss< <eze ~
 > SL'6Sc,2I II' z-i las Far Feer ae< Ssx s a ate Tzrfs sess. 0at k sr {-sats-sassrt fs Aa 
 n gEs .sf e sesa ee-  "a Pfrf.fE sS1s E5or ed si ilsa-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-15
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el-ILn cIIf- lLaE L Iesn


 S1lvEa CTTf, tfay 8, 1880.
 Horror SILVER BEIV --Being weli aware of tbe interea which yooclf and many of your fellow ciiizens ake in uews of Silver Ciy and painfully alive lo ile terrible deficiency of our lecal press in supplying t to thetn, # you Wili accept of a brief review of the eveusa of lhc past month. here tbey are. 0n tlse eth nit. N. " Bremen was esecisd Mayor ss a.so tlsose nansi on bis sicket for Council. neas t was 0ndeuiably geod ticket and be fesuli has giFer general satisfaction. Thr Bennett ticket vas 3 niserable fsil. ure. their organ published sba nex day 2 capl stating that Brsmen had bean elected by lbe Mexican so which vss untrue. II is now well k1pwn fsct shs he car- rie.i the American vote hy large ma,or- N He also receiyse speroap snpror
 from the Mexican 0ie. pho are h7 nQ means au uorant risss as tosre suppee.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-15
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Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-15
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NOTICE.

yIyHE UNDERSIGNED, TRUSTEES UNDER
i the Land Mortgage of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company. rnada to them as Trustees for
the Bondholders and dated the first Qso day OF
OCTOBER, 1870 hereby give notice that they hold
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars $3.50, oOol
in gold coin, with which, in accordance with the
terms of said mortgage they propose TO redeem so
many OF said bonds as shall be offered at the lowest
price. All bids over one hundred and five Q05l
aat raay be rejected at the option OF the Trustees.
Sealed bids for the surrender OF bonds will be
received at the Office OF the Trustees, corner Of
Fourth aud Towns nd streets, in the city o; San
Francisco. California, until noon DECEMBER
NINTH 9th, 1850. J. O'B. GUM,
s. W. SANOERS0N.
San Francisco, CAL, November 8, 1850. n9-td
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RRUNER & BRTNER,

ELweOp BRUNER, A. j. BRUSBR.
Residence, s. E. corner Residence at office
Thirteenth and P SITS.
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sacramento Market.

RsUT-ou Sacramento quotations from
the price-lists of W. L Strong Co., and are
revised up to r. NJ. yesterday. They rep
resent trade prices, and have in view selected
fruits suitable for shipment Apples, Spitzeu5erg,
81 25 red, Sla1 % cooking, 90c6sl: papored
for long shipment. 81 25Gl IS; pears, ordinary
varieties 81 5osI 20; Winter Nellis, 81;
oranges, 81 80 Pcr 100; lemons, Sicily,
Sl0@l2 q box; California, s.; Australian,
$5@6 q box; bananas. Sgt 50 8 bunch; pine
apples, sag o dozen; grapes scarce, at 75cGSl g
case grapes, in bxs, 60@75c ounces, 81 25dl 80
Ybox; crauberries, SIG q Dbl. Choice apples fer
long keeping are now coming forward and in COM
plete variety. LINES very scarce-in fact, out OF
market and likely TO remain 80. Meanwhile lem
ons will have 10 supply the place Of lines.
DRIED FKuIT-C California raisns, whole, g 259
Q so half 50 5062 rs; quarters. 3 75@S eighths
S3gS so. Pears, 10@l2c; plums, 149l5o; p.aches,
Halle; apples. sliced, 7@Sc; do Quartered, 6G7c
primes. l24@l69; blackberries, JS@l9c; figs,
choice, SAGE; fur do, 6d7c; apricots, 20@22c.
NuTs-Enslish waluuts 9d10c; new California
do, extra choice, u@l2c; Almonds, 15dl7c; Pea
nuts, eG9c; Hickory Nuts, S@l0o: Pecan, l6al7c
FilbertS, I6c: Brazis, 1f@el5c e 10 : Eastern
Chestnuts, SOC Q II Cocoanuts, S9r10 q 100.
HONEy-Comb, San Diego, l5al7 comb, i'll 10
cars, 50 50dc4 extra extracted, SGlGc y ID com
mon extraU ed 6QeSc 9 n.
FgED-our quotations arc from the price-jsts OF
r. 4. Burr of this city, and corrected to date
Dat hay, sl5al6 q ton, baed alfalfa, S96eI0 e ton,
haled bran, SIG y ton; barley, S0@S5c q cwt.;
ground barley, 81 Is q cwt.; wheat, 81 305l So
o cwt; oats, 81 s5@2 q cwt.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-30

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