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Partition Sale.

Sallie E. Vance, ct al, No. 1897 Sheriff q
va. , Office BOasier pa
NJ. G. Kennedy, ct al } La
10y virtue of a writ of sale, to me directed
~ from the Honorable, the Clerk of the ID
Judicial District Court in and for the parish of
Bossicr, La, authorizing and requiring me.
said sheriff. to sell latter the legal advertise,
mentsl for purposes of partition, the following
described lands lying near Coushatta, in this
part OF west half Of section thirty Eve. i'm
township twenty two, north, of ran ge fourteen.
west, will sell at the Court house door. in the
town Of Bellevue, La, between the usual hours
OF sale, or Saturday, the Glib day Of November.
1885, the above described lands, for the pur,
thereof. Terms of Salo--Cesh, snbiect TO AZ,
praiseinent. r. Z. WYCHE.
Sheriff Bossier Parish. La.
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% With the returning tentiue
season, comes the perennial Bar.
mum, who blows his trumpet louder
than ever, and is on his way crown
ed with bays aud with "aIl his
blushing honors,n gathered in other
places which he has visited this sea
son, "thick upon him. We have
not space to go into the details of
his show. His advertisement tells
It's own story. The great show will
De at Shreveport on Saturday, Octo-
Der I'd, and give exhibitions in the
afternoon and evening. The papers
endorse all that Barnum claims in
his advertisements. If you want to
get the worth of your money, go to
the circus Saturday.
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q It is strange that in this
State, and particularly in Bossier
PARISH, where hogs are so easily rails
ed and SO profitable too, that more
OF our farmers do not 90 into the
business on a large or a small scale
1t requires less capital to go into the
swine business thanto go into almost
any other stock growing enterprise.
Hogs multiply rapidly, mature
quickly, and can at all times be
turned Into money, and it is our be.
lief that they can be made more
profitable than any other kind of
stock. A fair start in the business
can be made with but little money
and after the business is well start.
ed, with but little care money can
oe made more easily and surely than
III any other farming business that
we know of. Let every farmer who
has no hogs and suitable place to
rear them see that he has a start
immediately.
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~ Something for nothing" is a
motto that many people very FIRE.
quently unconsciously adopt, but
we should remember that our lucky
star is not always in the ascendant.
In other words we cannot "keno,
every time. We must all take our
turn at the wheel of fortune and
abide the results. But there are
ninety nine chances in favor of the
people in this land of corn, cotton.
rice and sugar. TO the ccnable, in.
dustrious and persevering man, who
possesses the quality of "stick to.
ative," the prize is at no distant day
certain.
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The Holden Enterprise.
Succession sale.
Succession of 4. B. Hughes. d

Succession of 4. b. Hughes, decd.
Dy virtue of commission and order of sale
~ issued by the Clerk of the District Court
in and for the Parish OF Bossier, Louisiana,
and to me directed, l will, on Saturday, No
vember 9Th. 1880, within the legal hours for
sales. proceed to sell, at the Court House in
the TOWN of Bellevue, La, the following de
scribed property, belonging to the succession
OF Robert b. Hughes, deceased. towit:
The southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter of section 81; and the south half of the
southwest quarter of section rs, of township
y, range Ii. Ali of section 2. the east halt OF
section 3, the northeast quarter Of the north
west quarter, and the northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of section 3, the north half
of section 10; the north half of the south half
OF section 10; the south half OF the northeast
quarter, aud the north half OF the southeast
quarter of section 9, and til. east half Of
the east half, and the southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter Of section II; all IN town
ship2i, range II, OF the Northwest Land Dis
triet OF Louisiana, and containing PIP and
62-100aeres
Terms of sale--Cash, provided appraised
value be bid; If not, after re advertisement.
according to law, for what it vii. bring ON l2
months credit. Purchasers to give bond at-
oofding to law.
r. Z wyCET. Sheriff and
exettieio Aattirurer
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Judge r. C. Drew.

Claiborne Guardian
1t gives Us much pleasure TO hear
from so many sources that our much
esteemed friend, Hon. r. c. Drew,
is winning golden opinions as Judge
Of the Second District. Judge Land.
OF Shreveport, who should be com.
petent to decide as to the CONNIE
tency Of any wearer of the iudicia,
ermlne, speaks in high terms OF
Judge Drew.
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Political Meetings.

Hon n. c. BLANCHARD, nominee fo,
II Congress; Hon. w II WISE, alternate
electors Hon r. G. GRAIN, Hon ". p. FORD
follows: '''
AT Bellevue, Tuesday, Oct 5tl, at Il m.
AT Minden, Wednesday, October 9Th, at
~ N. ~'
At Sparta THURSDAY, Oct Eth at r.
At Coushatta, Saturday, October 9Th. at
l. m 81
The Democratic Executive Committees OF
the respective parishes are requested TO mako
tie necessary arrangements for the meetings
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The Democratic Platform.

The Democrats ofthe United States, in con
| vention assembled, declared:
/. We pledge ourselves anew to the eonsti-
tntional doctrines aud traditions of the Dem.
lceTatic party, as illustrated by the teaching
and example of q long line of Democratic
statesmen and patriots, and embodied in the
platform of the last National Convention Of
| the party. 4t
| :. Opposition to rehabilitation and 10 that
| dangerous spirit of cucroachment which tends
| TO consolidate the powers of all departments
| IN one, and thus to create, whatever be the
| torn OF government, real despotisM;
sumptuary laws separation of church and
| State Tor the good of each; common schools
| tostered and protected,
| s. Home rule; honest money, consisting of
| gold and silver and paper convertible into
com Oh demand; strict maintenance of public
faith, State and national; and u tariff for rev.
| enuc only
!. Suhor,lination OF the military to tho
i'civll power and general and thorough reform
of the civil service.
>. The right TO free ballot is a right pre-
serrative OF all rights, and must and shall be
maintained IN every part OF the United States.
D. The existing administration is a repre-
sentative of conspiracy only, and the claim
OF right 10 surround ballot boxes with troops
ahd deputy marshals to intinidate and OBJ
struet electors. aud the unprecedented use OF
the veto to maintain its corrnpt and t}espOtc
power, insults the people and imperis their
institutions.
Z The great fraud of ls76-77, by which
upon false count of the electoral votes Of
two States the candidate defeated at the polls
was declared to be President ,-and for the first
time in American history the will of the people
was set aside under the threat of military
violence, struck deadly blow at our system
Of representative government. The Demo-
cratic party, to preserve the country from civil
war, submitted for the time in the firm and
patriotic faith that the people would punish
this crime in 1880. This issue preeedes and
dwarts every other it imposes more sacred
duty upon the peonle of the Trnion tban Owe.
addressed the conscience of nation of free
men.
We vooroto tho oo,,rs, &c az, .
w oSeS:ate the course OF inns asminss-
reward for motieaP er;"s ~ a me CIV,
Inv statnta IRpnh s,,oII any :. u s :oiOrm
s;bio for Nv aaf s'i, maxi 10 forever iMpes-
yvay TO tho SCOT Of Az nsnr,'o0 " ol;ne HIS
villains nnor tIs nao,'I9 "'"' po'' w Dincsins
9 Tie resolrt;on ~ s.,n1 TILL, -.
again 70 ba a cand;Ja+o go ~ - amuen hoe
to which he was eiaat,, ~ ~, 'o oAaeu pco
eountrylneu and from rh;cI ba lu.of.y y, ms
10 .i'a .on anu a. iISh whlch ne was excluded
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To Members of the Press.

Having been requested by num-
Der of the press of this State to act
as Provisional President of the pro-
posed Convention until it shall have
met and organized in due form, I
have assumed the duties imposed
upon me and hereby call upon the
editors and publishers throughout
the State to meet in Convention in
the city of Baton Rourge, on the
second Monday of October, 1880.
All editors are requested to urge
a full attendance at the time and
place designated.
H. j. HYAMs,
Editor Sugar Planter,
Provisional President.
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Shcrif''s Sale.

B f. Fort In the District Court
VS.. of Rossier Parish, Louis.
John Johnson. lana, No b98
Epy virtue of q writ of feri facias to me al.
- rected from the Honorable the District
Court Of Bosser Parish, louisiana / have
seized and will sell at public auction to the
last and highest bidder, at the Court house
door, in the town of Bellevue, La, within the
legal hours Of sale, on Saturday. the 2nd day
OF October, 1880, the following described prop
ertv, te-wit
Two mules, described as follows, one black
horse mule, about years old one light sorrel
male, about nine years old
Seized as the property OF the defendant. John
johnson, aud TO be sold to pay aud satisfy
said writ
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit of ar-
praisenent
RE WYCHE, Sheriff.
September L. 1880,
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Registration.

I will be at the following places. on the fol
Il lowing days, remaining one day at each
place, to register all who are legally entitled to
register:
Fillmore, Tuesday. September 2sth
Atkins Landing, Wednesday, Sept, 29th
Benton. Friday, October LIST.
Collinsburg. Saturday, October ID
Red Land, Monday, October 18th
Rocky Mount, Tuesda5, October 5th
balance OF time, until day of election, my
registration books will be opon for registration
of voters, at Bellevue.
JOHN NJ. ARNOLD, Registrar
September 9, 1885, its
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DR.. Probert's Malarial Remedy
Safe, Sure and Simple.

FIIhc greatest cure ever discovered for Cbills
4 ard Fever, Iutcrmttcnt Fever. Bilious
Fever, Billions Headache, Tvphoul Fever.
Liver Complaint and all Malaria Diseases; q.
Remedy composet. exclusively of Roots. Herbs
and Gums. 1t is perfectly free frcin calomeI
amt qninlno- possessing all the virtues OF tlluse
Effects. Try it and be convinced If vour
druggist has not rot it. send to lue for it. Price
per box 30 cents. Sent l,v mail, postage paid
Over 5000, 900 Boxes sold since january, 1873.
without newspaper ADVERTISING We have
thousands of letters from those Who have used
our remedy with the most beneficial effects
Send :or our little Yellow Book, containing
testimonials, etc.
u Sold ny druggist and dealers generally.
GEO. + KING, General Agent,
oct 70 SIS Broadway, New York
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T'Ae sg50egssoas H'oepsssas.

Published every Wednesday Morning at
DANIELSVILLE MADISON COUNTY. GA
BY MALGOM STAFFORD.
Terms-one Copy Twelve Months, $3.50. Al
ways III Advance.
published in the heart of an enterprising
4 agricultural country, at the county scat
the Woman offers extra inducements to sub
selibers and advertisers 1t is neat, 7-column
page, Democratic paper, and has steadily
misrepresentation sepa
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Agents Wanted

E,or the Best Book to sell. THE HISTORY or
u THE BIBLE. Splendid steel Engraving
= y inchesl free to every subscriber.--
for special terms to HENRY BILL Publish
ing Company. Norwich Conn Established
49, oct 81
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-09-30

] have in active operation Steam Furniture
L Factory. and will sell Goods of Home
Make to dealers and Consumers ut saving on
former prices of from Is to 40 per cent. /
warrant Better Goods than those now general
~ sold, mostly made in the North and shipped
here at high rates Of freight
In addition to HOME MADE Goops, / keen
constantly on hand full stock of fine Furui
ture OF latest styles and designs. Also. Glazed
Sash, Doors and Blinds, Wall paper Window
shades, Mattresses. Chilarens' Carriages, &c.
at lowest market prices.
WIN. ENDERS.
September 80, 1890
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70 People around Bellevue, pur-
chase all their drugs and articles
usually kept in snch stores from DR..
". j. Mobley. The reason is he
keeps a good stock, sells at fair rates
and is liberal enough to advertise.
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'geassS- EsseeH;yy Recorder.

PUBLISHED AT FREDERICKSBURG. VA.
q. w 1fANDEP, Editor assd Publisher.
Subscription 81 SO per annum
A cheap, enterprising Semi Weekly Journal
IA Is we'll established has an extensive cir
culation, and is one of the best advertising me-
diums III Virginia. oct2l
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Election Proclamation.

State Of Lcl1isiana-parish Of Bossier
Tn compliance with the laws Of this State and
L in accordance with the Proclamation of
Hon McEnery, acting Governor Of the
State OF Louisiana, public notice is hereby
given, that an election win be held on Tuesday,
November I'd, $780, at the different polling
places Ia this parish, to-wit: 80
Ward Atkins Landing.
:" 2-Benton.
3-Colinsburg.
4-Red Land
5-Rocky Mount.
6--Precint No |, Bellevue.
5-Precint No 2, Fillmore.
At which election there are voted for nv the
qualified voters OF Bossier parish by general
ticket. eight electors for President and Vice
PRESIDENT OF the United States, to DO chosen
Tor the State of Louisiana as her representa-
l1on u, IN inc Electoral College, two of whom
shall he from the State at large, and six from
the several districts of the State, to-wit
one Elector for the First District, composed
of the parishes of Plaquemine and st. Bernard
and of the 3D., 4th, 5th, 9th, 9TH, sth, 9th and
ioth wards n, OF the city Of New Orleans.
One Elector for the I'd District, composed of
the LIST, I'd, 10th, llth, 18th. 18th, 18th, 10th
and 18th wards Of the city of New Orleans, and
OF the parishes OF Jefferson, st Charles st
John the baptist and st James.
One Elector for the Third District, composed
OF the parishes of Ascension, Assumption, Cal.
easien, Cameron, IBERIA Iberyille, LAFAYETTE,
Lafonrehe, st Mary, st Martin, Terrebonne
and Vermilion.
One Elector tor the Fourth District, compos
ed Of the parishes of BienvilIe, Bossier, Cadtlo.
DeSoto, Grant, Sabine. Natchitoches, Rapides,
led River, Vernon, Webster and Winn.
One Elector for the Fifth District composed
of the parishes of Coucortia, Caldwell. Clai
borne, Catahoula, East Carroll West Carroll.
Franklin, jackson, Lincoln, Madison. More.
house, Ouachita, Riehand, Teusas and Union.
One Elector for the 9Th District composed of
the parishes OF Avoyelles, East Baton Rouge,
West Baton Rouge, East Feliciana, West Fe.
lieiant, Livingston, Point Coupee, st Helena.
st Landry, st Tammany, Tangipahoa and
And also for one Representative in Congress-
to represent the Fourth Congressional District
OF the state of Louisiana in 47th Congress of
the United States for the term of two years to
date from the 4th day of March, d 1881, said
District composed OF the parishes of Bienyille.
Bossier, DIDO, Desoto, Grant Sabine Vernon,
Natehitoches, Rapides, Red River, Winn and
Webster.
Now, therefore, in conformity with said pro
claInation, each of the commissioners and
clerks OF election appointed by the Police jury.
are hereby notified and required to report to
their respective polling places on said election
day, at the hour fixed by law; that then and
there open the polls and receive such votes as
may be legally east for the Electors and Mem
Der of Congress, 4th District, hereinbore men
toned, and that they make due returns of tho
said election to me, the undersigned, sheriff
and returning officer, as required by law.
X. K. WYCHE, Sheriff
and Returning Officer Of Bossier Parish.
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" Isn't it so nice. that the popu-
Paloh OF this country is not made
eeutlrely Of grumblerse
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ESTABLISHED 1865
Eseseys5sea'g Es.ase.r-ss D3se4gg,

DAILY AND WEEKLY.
ONLY Daily Paper Published iis lSo,ttksidc
Tuyjseit.
Published at Petersburg Virginia.
BY II. z. BARHAM
Subscription: Daily, So 90; Weekly, 81 90.
II as larger city and country circulation
Il than any other paper published in South.
side Virginia, and the largest in North Caro-.
lima Of any Virginia paper.
Advertising rates reasonable; furnished on
application. oct7
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There are 1O2 stores in the parish
of Avoyelles, an increase of 20 over
last year. They are mostly all doing
good business. NarkseiHe Bulletin.
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u The sweet potato crop of this
parish is said to be the largest that
has been made for years.
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F Spend your time in idleness. if
Ion wish to, but don't rob others of
ksir time.
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" Now is the time to SOW fall
RaS, and it is hoped that the farmers
fll plant large crop.
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y. ssssEeET.
MATCHMAKER and Jawelar

rF.akes this method Of announcing to 80
L his old friends and patrous and EfM-
the public in general, that he will be IL. U.
found on Market Street near Dogefs Drug
store, Shreveport, La. where he is prepared
to repair Watches jeweiry &es promptly and
al moderate prlees Sasis3 action guaranteed.
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~ Remember the political meet
ing Tuesday! Every body is invited
to be present.
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"A axe from So TO $50 per week selling goods
w for f. g. RIDEOUT & Co, 10 Barclay
street, New York. Send for their Catalogue
and terms. Il
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% Never condemn a friend un.
fsard, or without letting him know
Raaccuser.
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ssiess::

Near Colliasburg Bossier parish, on the 23ra
June, 1880, SALlEY II. TURNKEY; Youngest
daughter Of j. t. and L. C. Turnkey. Little
osiieY was aornin Sabine parish on the 9Th Of
April 1873 She was q bright and beautiful
child, and loved by all who knew her.
Sabine papers please copy.
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Y ldleness is hard work for
'se who are not nsed to it, and
|aA work for those who are.
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H Darwin must be right. A
krat many people of the present
N tale bearers.
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B It is next to an impossibility
hkep errors from occurring in a
BtFspaper.
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10 Find earth where grows no
weed, and you may find heart
wherein no error grows.
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! % Your Fall Prints are beauti
H. 80 the ladies say to Mr.. Julius
n Jacobs.
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|B People who live in glass
buses should pull down the blinds.
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| R Never expose your disap,
|intments or your ignorance.
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% The nights are decidedly cool
Inst onstlle verge of frost.
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/ ~ Wet weather has injured the
aston and delayed picking.
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u II you want a stove of the
lH latest and best style, you will
~ Il at A. Kahn's, Shreveport.
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lF Pumpkin and sweet potato
Z. will soon waltz into the arena.
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U People will talk about the
Fsther, whether Or not they know
|gthing about it.
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The Landmark.

Issued every Friday at Statesyille, N. C by
JOS, p. CALDWELL, Editor and Proprietor
Terms Of Subscription, Cash in Advance, one
Copy, one Year, 81
A bright, local journal, full of news-home
"A and foreign-choice miscellany, CORES
pondcnec. etc. 1t is an excelIant advertising
medium, has a good circulation, and is we'll es
tabished
Advertising rates reasonable; furnished on
application. oct7
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Trumbull is doing some grand
work for the Democracy in Illinois.
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/ rIf you would prosper in bust
xs you must advertise.
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And General House Furnishing Good.
II. }. Woodbridge, VI. D.,
French P. O., Hanover County, Va,

Vas for sale pure Essex Pigs, bred from his
Ia own importations made directly from
England, and a choice collection of White Leg
horns, b. B. Red Games, and Plymouth Rock
Geese. Prices reduced to suit the tines
Circulars free vi9n26
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~ Straw hats and straw drinks
mart hand in hand.
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Y Sheriff Wyche is ready to
[Ae You receipt at any hour of
Nuay Tor your taxes. Call and
kttie,
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y A person who creates a want.
xcesslty for the human race, is an
||sa' to mankind, and should be
P&sd upon as such.
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MACON
Telegraph <ysaeg Messenger.
DAILY AND WEEK.

DAILY AND WEEKLY.
YEShe weekly contains 81 columns. It's agri.
Il cultural department is edited by General
William H. Browne, Professor of History and
Agriculture in the University of Georgia.
The Telegraph is everywhere conceded to be
one OF the leading journals OF the south
Daily, $40 a year Weekly, 81 year. loci
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y. EFessrsg Shepnerg.

4 ttorney at Law, Shreveport, La Wi
( a practice III the Courts OF Ca.ldo and nd
Joining parishes, also in the Supreme and Fed
eral Court OF the State. visn5
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- Chickens scarce and high.
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- Good nights for sleeping.
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y NOW bring in your deer and
Slld turkeys, Sc, and let the
''as 81 Bellevue have a taste of
~eCulent Injuries to be obtained
ne woods of Bossier.
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SHREVEPORT
FURNITURE FACTORY.

va RE ROOMS ON FACTORY ON
Texas Street, Near Levee, opposite Texas,
Eevee q Pacific Il. r. Depot