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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-28
Twu Chinese.Trenties.

..sWashneton, ID. C., Nov. 27.-Secretary
Evarts has announced that the United States
commissioners have negotiated two treaties
with China, both Of which have BEEN signed
and will be sent to the senate as soon as /,
convenes,
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Another edition of Victor Hugos "Toilers
Of the Sea-" which Is in press, will be notice
able, II not important, Il II shall be as we are
assured twill, illustrated by the author, who
has not hitherto ranked among artists, but
who was so carried away by his subject that
uscript
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Youths Sack Suits,

Young men fiom 16 to 20
years Of age have a keen ar-
probation Of new styles, and
demand the very latest novel
ties OF the season. We study
the wants Of our stylish young
friends, and believe that our
new shapes in Sacks will set
isty the most fastid Gus among
them Whether for school,
business or pleasure, the youth
when clad in one of these Suits,
will appear at an advantage.
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Health Association.

Washington, D. O., Nov. 27.-Surgoons
Joseph r. Smith AMI Us. Billings have
been ordered to New Orleans to represent
the medical department of the army at the
annual meeting of the American public
hes tn association to be held in that city
December 7Lh.
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Children Clothing.

We have no space, here, to
enlarge on our Specialties in
this line, nor could we, In a
single "a1 =" tell the half Of
what a Mother can zee, when
seated at her case, in the ele-
gantly.a ppoiu ted Department,
d voted 10 Our Boys" at SAN
GER's. We 81 all simply ray,
that In Play and Dress SUITE,
all grades, 0vercOats, listers.
etc our stock is the Largest
and Best-come and see
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The Snndrinuhnm

New York, Nov, 27.--A special from
Norfolk, Virginia, says the Virginian. of that
city, has the following, "Tho report that the
secretary of the navy had consented to tho
necessary repairs on the steamship SAM
dringhsm, at tho navy-ysrd, is unfounded.
British Consul Myers has received telegram
from Secretary Thompson, referring him TO
Commander Hughes who had in the mean
while ordered the steamer out of the dock
She leaves this evening for Baltimore. where
repairs will be made. No little surprise il
expressed by the British consul. He considers
that even had the insult been given (which il
denied by the csptain) that when al
apology and explanation was made in person
and in writing repairs should have been
permitted, especially when the secretary was
Informed that If required, Macksy would bo
relieved of the command Of the vessel"
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Gents ReyersibIes

Two "top coats" in one,
buttons ana pockets on both
sides, and made change BILE
hence, Reversible" These
garments are chiefly made In
fancy plaid fabrics, the two
sides contrasting more or less
sharply according TO shade
and figure. No linlugs or wad-
dngs can be used, and the coat
must therefore be reserved for
light and medium weight serv-
iceas n pleasing and new mode
In outer apparel.
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Vienna, Nov. IA dispatch says oflcia
information ia received that Dulicigno was
surrendered to the Montenegrins on Friday
by Dervsh Pasha personally. Another dis
patch says the Montenegrins occupied all the
chief positions, meeting no resistance.
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Mems Great Goats,

Our Cvercoats and listers
for solid comfort In cold
weather, are values we claim
as "Specialties" of great in
terest to Men, whose duties
expose them to the chill North
ers of this climate. These
garments come In Beaver, 3
cOlors, Chinchilla, D co.'s
ors, Fur Beavers, etc, and in
all grades. Farmers and
Workmen should look at our
Vermont Greys, Union Beav.
ers, Felts, etc. Prices range
from SO 90 upward.
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London, Nov. 27.-A despatch from Ber-
lin Gays an attempt is being made to excite
Indignation against the Jews by the Stocken
party. 1t is already beginning to have effect
at Lepsic, where stormy meetiags are being
held,
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SingIe-Br'st'd UIst'r'ttes

These popular garments are
shown by us in medium and
heavy weights, in skeleton
shapesfOTm fitting, fancy lined,
buttoned through fronts, with
all the elegance att9inable in
these long ultra coats Our
Ulsterettes come In Scotch
Plaids, lCassimeres, etc. Our
resident buyer in New York,
and our means combine, in
sure us the "lnslde track" on
Mems Fashions, which we in
troduce here simultaneously
with their appearance East.
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4-ButtOned Froek Suits

This style is presented as one
of the fastest Cutaway shapes
of the season, designed ex-
pressly for stylish young men.
Oursuits ofthis description are
made up principally in the
finer grades, and have had
every care and attention in
theirmanu acture,to OUR order,
with the view Of fitting every
well-prol ortionedman as per.
tectly as 1t could be done ut
an exclusive custom shop.
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Money Will BE Up.

London, Nov. 27.--The Sportsman says
ave believe the money for Laycock will
soon be found, as we have already received
donations amounting to l36 pounds and
more promised"
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Continued.

vicksburg, Miss, Nov. 27.-The Warren
county election commissioners cases before
Judge Hill, of the United States court, was
continued till December l,
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The EnpliRh CnhineI

London, Nov. 27.-At cabinet council
meeting at Windsor to-day ii was decided to
summon parliament 10 meet on the 9th of
JANUARY, for the dispatch of business
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A Coalition.

Rome, Nov 27.--Not only is there talk of
coalition between the right and extreme
left for the overthrow of the ministry, but
the possibility of the coalition of these par
ties f,r the construction of y ministry is dis.
cussed.
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Baltimore, Nov. 27.--J, W. Parr Sc Son,
one of the largest grain houses in the city
suspended this morning.
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Market irmi sales, "a, 100 bales.
To the Associated Press,l

FIOUf IN pOOu utmnndj BuperfIne, 3X04t
*, OO@S 90; Xxx OOg5 2,; higher grades,
5O@0h.
Pork steady, Ia 90.
Dry-salt meats In good cemand; shoulder,
packed, 5@k; clear ribs, IA; clearsides, TX.
Bacon flrmeri quoted: shoulders. OK, clear
ribs, So; clear sidts,9
Hams quiet but steady; choice sugar cured
canyased. 8 1-29lO.
Whiskey steady western recti1ed, 07ala.
Coffee steady and fair; cargoes ordinary 20
prime, llk@liH.
Sugar active aud 1rmj common TO gsod
common, 5A@6; fair 10 fully fair, 8kdlXi
prime to choice, ~; yellow clarified 7k.
M0usses In good demand; inferior, -;
common, SS@36; centrifugal, 25@l0j fair, 37939
prime 10 choice, i0@l7; prime, -.
Rice active and 1rmi ordinary to choice,
4H@6k.
sights, par; sterling, 4791l consols, bl9S@X.
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.

Gold and Stock Telegraph Co., !
Commercial News Department, !
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. q. 1850.
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DF'ts'I7'D '''''''s's''s''"'s y
OllNhLe ..,'.....,"...,..... IN
Consolidated net receipts, so, 100, exl orts
TO Great britain, $500; France, 4, 4,252; c. nti-
mont, :, ,55O; channel, -.
Woo, active and firm; domestic l,rce,
42Qt5i; pulled. 20@i2; unwashed, ll@33; Tea as,
li19
iIides from New orleans llh@l2c, 7, xas
llS@l2hc.
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GALVESTON.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. wheat-No. 9 SEQ
S5c; No 3 spot, sly.
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New YoRK, Nov. 2f.-Stocks weak, money
i95; exchange long, 479&; exchange short,
4sl n; state bonds dull; governments quiet.
Cotton-sales s5l.
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GALVESTON, Nov. "a. Receipts, S,7i2; ex-
pUrs TO Great Britain, -. France, ---t
continent, -; channel, -; coastwise, -,
stock, 93,7ii sales, ,t54; closed firm,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-01-29
q The holidays are over and the

IL The holidays are over and the
rush for Christmas presents is past,
but the change at the store of Mr..
JULIUS A. Jacobs, in Shreveport. is
hardly discernable, so great is the
demand for his pretty, excellent and
cheap goods. His clerks are grow
ing thin and looking worn and faded
oy over work. in waiting on custom.
ers, and it will soon he necessary for
him to makean addition to his force
TO Keep pace with his growing trade.
A popular business man is Julius A.
Jacobs.
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AIln our advertising columns
appear the cards Of those old relia-
Die New Orleans commission houses.
Messrs. John Chaffe & Son, Messrs.
ChafEe, Hamilton & Powell, and Mr..
U. w. SentelI. These firms do an
immense business and are we'll know
to, planters and merchants in oar
section. Shipments entrusted to
them for sale will receive prompt
attention, and the highest market
price will be obtained. We bespeak
for them liberal share Of our read
ers' patronage
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-01-29

II We We're hOnored OH Sunday
morning and evening with two mas
terly sermons from Reverend 1. N.
hirtley, who is an earnest and con.
slant worker in the Masters vine
yard. His residence is the neigh.
Oorhood of Red Land. The Rever.
end old gentleman is looking well
Tor his age. May he live long, and
continue to labor valiantly. Sub
Iect OF morning service: s.For all
our days are passed away in thy
wrath: We spend our years, as a
tale that is told" Psalms, 9v., soc.
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az At this season Of the year if is

- 's,'s sss4ss sssasoA o. the Year it is
customary for the reading public to
ofoer the magazines and papers
tney VIII take for the ensuing wear.
Ahe publishers are acquainted with
their custom, and for weeks past the
mails have besn hardened with sam.
pie copies and circulars of Eastern
publications offering ssextra ipduce.
ments and low pricesn to subscribers
We have nothing to say against this.
Ii IS simply business. Some OF the
papers are offering as low as one
dollar te'lt a year, and many people are
apt to catch the temptmg bait to
the neglect of their home paper. To
such we desire to say few words:
First, we believe every intelligent
man should take one paper; more il
he can. If he can afford but one pa
per 1t should by all means be his
parish paper. 1But,n says one, 81
can get mere reading in the dollar
paper than | can in my parish pa
per-" Admit it. What does it proyeg
Nothing There are many things
that your parish paper gives you in
a year that your Eastern paper can
not aud never does mention, and
these things are, it so happens, the
very things Of all others that Won
are most anxious, to read about. IF
you have a neighborhood gathering
or political meeting that you think
you would like to see mentioned in
your paper, does yonr Eastern pa
per ever say anything about it, No.
Does it tell about the business, the
population, the wealth, the crops,
the stock, the markets., the mar
riages, the deathss No. Does it do
anything toward bnilding up your
town and parish ? No. does it
stand as a friend OF every interest of
your community? No. Does it
encourage immigration, the building
of factories, railroads, etc, and help
pay taxes, bear burdens, or in any
way assist in making your local com-
mnnity better and more prosperous
No. g gtssa 8 etasuI f'5 tssa
See the difference between them
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-01-29

@ Among other improvements
which they hare been making late
~, Messrs. T. r. Moore & Son and
Mr.. b +. Oneal have built an excel.
lent fence inelOsiDg their warehouses;
and cotton yards. A handsome and
useful improvement to their lots
"a thing Of beauty is a JOY forever"
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u There are plenty of merchants
who refuse to advertise, on the
ground that they are so we'll known
THAT the expense is needless But
the late A. 7. Stewart was pretty
well known, and he was one of the
most liberal of advertisers and his
policy has been continued, in this
as In other respects, by his success
sOrs.
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~ Probably you are paying toe
much for your groceries. Mr.. B. f.
Oneal is constantly buying new
goods and is watching the market
closely, SO that he may be able to
give his customers the benefit of any
decline. In the markets. Come and
see, yOB people who want to make
money by saving it, and he will give
you an honest deal and figure close
with you. hyTsisH bga @
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~ We regret to learn of the
death of Mrs. 7. w. FULLER, con.
sort of Capt. T. W. Fslley, at her
residence in Webster parish, on the
Goth instant, Of pneumonia. Mrs.
Fuller was an estimable lady and
kind neighbor, and highly esteemed
by all who knew her.
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~ FOOTPRINTS of Vanished Races.

~ Foot Prints of Vanished Races
in the Mississippi Valley is the title
Of thin octave volume of some 125
pages, giving an interesting account
of some Of the many monuments
and relics ct prehistoric races seat
tered over the wide region between
the AAegnaaies- an.l> the Rocky
Mountains The anthsr is A. J..
CoNANT, A. NJ, member OF the St.
Louis Academy Of Sciences, and OF
the American Association for the
Advancement of Sciene. This me-
moir' first appeared as part Of
large work on the Commonwealth of
Missouri, and is now wisely repub-
lisbed in separate volume, so as to
be more accessible to those interest
ed in IT'S special subject. The author
does not confine HIMSELF to mere de-
scriptioff. bat makes ingenious sug
gestions as tothe origin and uses Of
the prehistoric works which the ex
tent and carefulness of his study of
the subject entitled to consideration.
The work is creditable to ST. louis
scholarship, aud should Lave a wide
sale among those interested in arch
Geological subjects. 1t is literally il
Illustrated. Published by CLANCY
r. BARNS, st. Louis. Price, 81 60
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~ "Shut the door," This is a
quotation from Sanscrit, and is pre-
snmably frantic demand for more
air. We judge so from the fact that
nearly all gentlemen of greet erudi-
tion invariably swing door wide
open, and leave it so, whenever they
see or hear this venerable legend.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-01-29

" Another old citizen, ripe In
years and honors as an upright man,
has passed away. CALEB SwINDLE
is dead, but his amiable character
and many good qualities will long
remain green in the memory Of those
who knew and loved his best. His
death has cast a gloom ever the
hearts Of his many fond friends. He
was known and esteemed by every
body, and in his death the neighbor.
hood of Red Land has lost an old
settler, prominent character and
christian gentleman. He was one
of the oldest Masons in this part of
the State. 49, 81
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-01-29

~ The following appointments
made by Gov. Nichols for Bossier
parish in 1879 have been confirmed
by the Senate: Henry Barnacastle,
justice Of the peace for the second
foreefnt Of the sixth ward; Louis B.
Kelly, constable of the first precint,
sixth ward. John H. Keyser and j.
w. Hayes, notaries public for the
parish of Bossier. i#,aliEi 3
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~ Monday Messrs. Marion Coyle,
Joel Hodges and Thomas Presnall,
from the neighborhood of Cotton
Valley, Webster parish, passed
through Bellevue, en- route for Tex.
AS, in search of new homes.
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venire for March 1880, Bossier
District Court.


Eok F1hST WEEk-
c. B Norman H i n Nattiu
Phillip Williams Frank Rurka
Leland IeyeI j KCnmnh.ll ir
b Bpgs Jos. D. Ianc
Warren Rr=spsss ,John Minis
Henry Westminster. Joshua Adper
H Jones I'll Tidwell
Sss,a Jewett X N Arnett
oTekcasii Jaas W right
Aaron Lott, Sr' r. Smith
ID Darby FullsE @stlamtS,"iwin
" - Stnont 1An'Asi'r Edwards
zoe MeGihty safAe anrksoR
W oAtkihs siev Ht'!',isfon
ZEE carrier b,'ichrr
a narrIs zen 1acn'eis
H. . Lag Henry Allen
robert Minis, u Thompson
w NJ r .,sIesoy onral
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I Reader, if You wish to do the
editor Of the Banner a favor, lust
hand this paper to your nejgbboY OF
friend, and ask him to subscribe
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% Buy your garden seed Of D7s
Mobley s. NeesoD.
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u Life in the country at this
season of the year is not without its
charms. The big blazing wood fire
on the hearth at evening" beats all
the transformation scenes of the the.
atre in the wonderful changes and
visions that can be studied in its
crumbling Goals; and then there is
she iruddy and handsome farmers
daughter, the princess of the kitch-
Ell, who knows more about the com
mon sense way of getting along in
the world than any two of her city
cousins. Given the FIRE place and
this sort ofa girl to wareb the dying
embers with you, and suppose star
showers don't come off in time, what
do you care, boysf Heaven is close
to you. . s45dn9a lib 5a N
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u Do not friends, trade at a
place where the proprietor is too
stingy to advertise in the papers,
but daubs his goods for sale on
boards, boxes, trees, telegraph poles,
&c. He viii keep the poorest goods,
and .bite0 you every time.
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H AS rule the people of this
parish are getting out Of debt; many
have enough cash to bny provisions
and supplies until the next crop is
ready for the market, and all are
in fine spirits-s:peace and harmony
prevailing" Besides, cotton is boom
ing; money is plentiful; the young
folks are talkiay about marrying; the
older ones are blessed with boy ba-
bies-some OF them twins-and the
good time coming is almost at hand.
Bossier is on rising ground. bI'f.
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70 Read all the matter in this
number Of the Banner.
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R Next week is Court week.
sl The eourting will not be done
mr Court house. Its leap year
NEaoE. a " .,.,a ~. $.
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Again has the Grand Master above sounded
his mighted gavel and called from Lassr to
final rest and refreshment, cur dear cid broth
er, CALEB SwINDLE, wAs is in his sosh
year has as We hope and believe, gene ksns
to eternal rest ~.
Resoisea lst, That We bow j. kumble Ssh
mission to the decsees Of the Divine with
whom we all adore.
Resolred 2nd, That IN the Death of Brother
Swindle Red Land Lodge No. I4s has lost its
Oldest member-hs being one u the original
applicants for the establishment of the same
Rcsoieed 3rd, That to the family Of our de-
ceased bsetber, we offer our warnsest sympa-
thy and coincidence.
Resolved 4tA, That Red Land Lodge No. llS
be draped in mourning, and that the members
thereof wear the usual badge fos 30 days
Resolved 9Th, That these proceedings b
spread on the Records Of the Lodge, and a
copy be handed to the family Of deceased.
RssoIred ga, That cspy Of the above be
sent to the Bossier Banner for pubiisa sion,
and that the Shreveport Times, Shernan pa
pers and Washington, Ark, papers be request
ed to copy
FraternsIly Submitted
! ~ : a a ssssss, Committee
hereby certify that the above is true copy
wB- BOGGS, Seey
OH death, unspairirs monster thss,
The old, the young, the wise the fair,
All at thy commands must bow,
And give their lives up thee.
Farewell, Oh, sad Sos rs to say,
To those we dearly love,
When passing frsm this life away,
To . heme safer above
But there's place where we can meet
Our dear old friends at home;
There ~ place where angels greet
His weary soul return r.
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~ Fillmore Academy and Nor
NAL School, located near Fillmore,
opened on Monday, 18th instant,
with good list of enrolled scholars.
Others will be added from time to
time. Those who desire . thorough
and practical education cannot do
better than patroDize this school
Prof. Griswold is fully competent to
the task he has undertaken, and is
determined to make the school
among the best in this part of the
State. Board and tuition low.
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TERMS, MODERATE

s TERMS, MODERATE
Wesleyan ChTistian Advocate-
{ Late Southern C1rsstiAs Adyoests. ]
Mis- stesliaee& pases, .aiss new name, il,
i still Pabksks3 at Naee0- Ga, having only
surrendered the name ~ the 8. c. Conference.
Rcs. Aaisss e. AxyysoS, D. d., Ea;ter-
Rcs-JoAss ". Bxrks, Assiseant Edssor-
Price - 50 per annun. LEGAL and ikinssant
ministers furnished ut a %
Besides the regular e,Eassfsl staff VIC have
large number sf paid contributors, from
an,eag tie best talent II the Church Nssth
and Soeth, and we guarantee 10 give sus sol,
scribers the full wsrth Is TIER nsoney.
As an advertising nsslilsm the WESLEYAN
Is nes exesllstl Having retained II the sspa-
ration from Soufh Caro3fn1 Ceafessnse, the
entire Subscription list sf ~ Ssatlern Cisist
ian Advocate, whisA AaB been inersaes4 ~ I'll.
ditions from Otkes States, reaching est to- the
far West, where We bssve aetive tS27elinr
agents, tie paper presepts unrivaled Aaeil5sies
for sssveetBers- Terms Of advertising sent on
Application, also specimen number, q IL pa.
psf Address
J. ". BURKE + CO. P.slhls.s,
ADot Macon, Ga.
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~ Mr.. Samuel G. Dreyfus, at the
corner of Texas and Spring streets,
Shreveport, is. now offering his ma
merous customers one of the finest
and cheapest stock OF goods he, has
ever submitted to their inspection
and that is saying a great deal. He
exhausted his excellent taste and
good judgment in the selection Of
these fall and winter goods, and4wa
prepared to pay the cash for them.
Hence he now offers Ills customers
and thv public generally, such bar
gains as will meet the requirements
of the closest buyers. .e8
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D. Be- U buy n-r garden seed
&c the fresh stock just received
Hobley & Neeson, this place. i
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z See card of Mr.. r. A. Leon
y another column. lie will az
promptly to businessentrnsted
iseare. ' el..t ai
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~ Money saved is I

~ Money saved is money
made,n is an adage as true as it is
old; therefore you should be making
money by taking advantage OF. the
reduced prices at which Messrs.
Henry Dreyfuss & Son, at Shleve
port, are disposing of their immense
stock of dry goods, clothing, etc.