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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

1881 TIE ou a.c 1891
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

~ Moore u Sons canned pears
are first rate-yes, delicious. This
we know. Some people say the
"proof of the pudding is chewing
the bag.n We didn't chew the can,
but we did eat the pears. Try them.
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u Welldone, gallant Democrats
of Bossier!
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1Aany of our patrons are still
MearA We think We have men.
~ this fact before; We recur to
saA however, from the further
sa4 Z printers viscera in no re.
q Diners from that of ordinary
asand he requires come strong.
haslaa than wind pudding to
W hin to successfully buffet the
ss oflife. VIII our kind friends.
ssasqscnts, bear this in mind
- oae they are cutting taeir
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= Assan z. Il. Moore & Son
~@ hand a tremendous stock of
!niag ia the Dry Goods line,
groceries, hardware, and
1ucies too numerous to men
= addition to their other
aes they have a fine supply Of
eaad breech loading guns and
ea OF all kinds. We doubt
Us another country store any.
IA Lo0isians that can furnish
]. aers and the public gener.
saa : better selected stock at
reasonable rates.
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A~s.Der's Yossssg People.
XLLUSTRArED.

We evils Of sensational literature for the
i young sse well known, aud the want o.
IN antidote has long been felt This il supplied
by Haypr's Yosag Psople, beautifully Illus.
trated weekly journal, which is equally devoid
OF the Questionable features Of sensational
Juvenile Hternture and Of that morslizine tome
which repels the youthful reader.
The Volumes Of the Yosng People begin with
the hrse Number, published in Novembr Of
each year. when no time IL mentioned, IL will
Do understood thst the subscriber wishes 70
commence with the Number next after the
receipt Of order
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

a James w. Wilson, Esq, for
several years past q citizen Of the
southern portion of this parish, has
removed TO Homer, Claiborne parish.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

10 horn which the sports.
suads, and the horn which he
70 sUase his dropping spirits,
4 GGbreat alike in sound and
bplosy- especially in the liquid
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

31 What Christians Of this land
Ii not courage to face death, for
dys Of nartyrdom for this palt
~ world are over, but courage
hn unpopularity for the sake of
b and righteousness.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

l. there any reason why a
- shoaId be more polite to a
.m whom he will never see
,asa 10 those he must asso-
nth every day.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

II The saw mill Of Messrs. Moore
aris does not have time to stop
! IKE breath, or let up long
Ia b avet up . little, business
kU lively with them.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

III Tho faith men have in their
NJ should be shown by their
- Every man should be doing
lshiag y bald up Bossier par.
X tie hcationis advantageous.
fna naturally favored country
v asaoe fail to pay for all im.
s'sseafs that you may put upon
knsaber these facts, and build
pysaf parish.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

zB Julius A. Jacobs, of Shreve
islling goods at prices that
aAoaish you. He is daily re-
ping additions to his large stock
lind, hence the attraction Of 90
~ b bio store. He il . clever
lsnan to deal with and what he
Fisd adrertises may be relied on.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-11-04

Ia gentleman is one every.
|. and under all circumstances.
= n i not a gentleman.
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BELLEVUE. La,
nnly, :::::::N ovz1sER 4, 1880.

sfbe agony 10 over.
, Eecs are in great demand.
sHsve you seen the new moon
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-10
ESTATE TREASURER AND AUDITOR.

AS our worthy fellow citizen. Il. r. Ireland.
one of the best county treasurers in the state,
has concluded not to make the race to succeed
Cafes. our county is free to choose The best OF
those offered by other sections. l am sure that
we shall not err if we give our vote to Phil. L.
Chappell, president OF the Exchange Bank. nj
Jefferson City. The writer of this has known
Mr.. Chappell from his boyhood. and lie can tes-
tify from long personal acquaintance to his
eminent fitness for the position. He Is Il thor
oughIy competent business man, Is financially
responsible, and is as honest as the day. He
has managed well his own affairs. and SO he
will those OF the state. ...r
AS to auditor, the best judges of competency
are the county revenue officers of the state. II
the question were submitted to them-the ASSESS
ors, the collectors and the county clerks-there
Is not a doubt but that three-iourths if not nine
tcnths of them would enthusiastically say, ''Our
| choice is Judge Thomas Holiday. who has SC
efficiently administered the affairs OF the Office fol
| the past two TERMS Judge II. is u courteous.
intelligent, experienced and capable officer
Moreover. he is suffering from an athictior
| which would have discouraged any less resolule
man; and We cannot see why any one SHOULD
wish to give the place to another. who can no
do better, and probably not nearly so well.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-10
MISSOURI BANKERS ASSOCIATION

Jos. l.. Stephens, President.
Geo. Wilson, Jr., Secretary.
John NicEerson, Treasurer.
Il. L. Gentry, Chm'n. Executive Committee.
LEXINGTON, Mo-. July u. 1850.
To the Banks and Bunkers of Missouri:
To suit the convenience Ut all, the convention
Of the Missouri Bankers Association has been
postponed 10 meet July l7Gh, at Sweet Springs,
near BROWNSVILLE, Saline county. Hon. W. IL.
English. OF indiana, and Gen. Chester A
Arthur, oil New YORK. have been invited to de-
| liver addresses. Hon. Henry Clay Dean hus
| prepared an interesting aud useful address on
1.-THE Relations OF Banks to Commerce and
Modern Civil,Z ,tion.'' All outline OF which has
been iaid before The president and secretary.
Geo. Wilson has prepared Nh article on 1.-THE
Uses Oi Organization among Bankers.'
As matters OF Importance to the bankers Of the
state W i'll come up, u full attendance Is strongly
urgei.
Please bring this to the notice of your loca
newspaper. GEO. WILSON, Jr..
Secretary Nj. b. A.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-10
SALE.

State to the use OF Fulksrson.
Va.
William j. Hall.
DY virtue Of u special execution, Issued from
ID the Office OF the clerk OF the circuit court OF
Lafayette county, Missouri, wherein the state
of Missouri at the relation and TO the use of Put
nam 8. Fulkerson, collector of the revenue OF
Lafayette county. Missouri, ID plaintiff, and
William j. Hall defendant, to me directed. and
r-turnahle 10 the August term, lssO. Of said
court. l will, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 30. 1850.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF SAID
day, and i'll front of the courthouse door, in the
city ct Lexington, in Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, during the session Of the said circuit
court of SAID county, sell publicly, by auction.
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, ali the
right, title. interest. claim and estate of the said
! WiIlium j Hall, defendant in said execution,
in and To the %oilswIng described real estate
situate lying and being In the county of Laiay-
cite and state OF Missouri, to-wit: Lot ,hirteer
Q0, III Old Lexington.
Gwen under my hand this, sth day OF July
lSSO. GEO. NJ.
! ju!ylUtd Sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-10
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
ALMA.

Business ''looming up
HurraE for Hancock and English.
Owing to the recent rains clinch bugs are IN
mourning.
Stacking and threshIng wheat has commenced
in earnest. The average Yell is about twenty
bushels per acre
Messrs. Wayman. Randolph II Hedges shipped
from tins place, one day last week, III heal ol
cattle, and, this week. several car loads oil hogs
Miss G. Bascom's school closed on the I'd inst.
Several young people were invited to the young
lady's home the same evening. anu had u pleas
ant time.
Alma will be one OF the best towns on the I.
| & A. road. anu will now compare with any Oh
them in grain anu stock shipments; SO lei uS
have u mill. If some one will take the lead they
| will meet with assistance.
jimmie. infant son OF F. T. and 5. L.. Steel,
died July 9th. ut his home, near this place. ft
was a bud too pure for this earth. and was call
ed to JOIN the angel band. The family II
their bereavement, have the sympathy OF theil
many friends.
Notwithstanding much opposition 1t has beei
Inevitable for Il long time that Alma coui" no
get along without u district school. 30 on the 5tf
inst. u school meeting was held, u TAX ie'i'u
the house situated and the directors elected
Had it not been Tor the ,intiring energy OIL d lie"
of our best men, We doubtless should nave peei
minus u school house. Those VINO treau th'
right path are sure OF success.
Plenty OF grain merchants. Mr.. W. Il. Mitch
ell, of Arrow Rock has rented Judge "ooasohi
large spacious elevator, and VIII either DuS
ship or store the grain. The entcrprising firm
of Frerking & WhitwOrth will be found at thei
old stand, and propose to handle their share o
the Grain. They won many friends last year
Last but not least, we have the ''Co-Operativ'
Grain Co." headed bv Mr.. Ii. c. Francisco
who propose to buy all the gram between HIg
rlnsyilIe and Marshall. At this place the com
pany ID represented by MIR. 5. Thomas: Civ
him u call. BRON MUM.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-10
TRUSTEES SALE.

VXIHEREAS, Henry Grotheer and Adelheid
w Grotheer, his wife. by their certain deed
OF trust. dated the 18th day Of July, 1875. and re-
corded in the Office Of the recorder OF deeds tor
Lafayette county. Missouri, IN deed of trust
record No. %, at page 365. conveyed to the I'm.
dersigned trustee, the following described real
estate. situate in the county of Lafayette, ana
state oil Missouri, to-wit: The west half of the
nor. beast quarter OF the southeast quarter oil sec.
ton thirty GO; also the west sixty (6O) acres OF
the south half of the northeast quarter OF section
thirty one (3D both of said above described
tracts beng in township Orty-nine (O OF range
twenty-iour (24) also the northwest quarter oil
section fifeeen (l5). in township fortv-nine a3,
OF range twenty live t25), containing i'll all Two
hundred and forty cap acres, more or less; 10
secure the payment Of II certain promissOry note
or bond therein described and the interest there
on; and. whereas, said note or bond and Interest
thereon have become due and remain unpa.d5
now, therefore, notice ID hereby gwen that the
Undersigned, trustee. at the request OF the legal
holder OF said note or bond, will, in accordance
with the terms and conditions OF said deed oil
trust, proceed to sell the real estate therein de
scribed, vt public vendue. to the highest bidder.
Tor cash in hand, In front Of the courthouse
door, in the city Of Lexington. county OF La
fayette, and state of MissO urt, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10TH, A. D.. 1880.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock III the fore.
noon and live O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
day, to satisfy said note or bond and the inter
est thereon, together with the cost OfeNecutlns
this trust. WILLIAM F.. BAIRD,
| julylotd Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-10

1t is very small business to endeavor
to make it appear that Mr.. Tilden's let
ter of declension was not sincere. Be-
fore the nomination was made. there
being a strong feeling in favor OF MIR.
TIlden, intensified by his patriotic and
able letter. he telegraphed to Hon. Dan
iel Manning at Cincinnati :-"ReceIved
| Your telegram and many othess contain,
ing like information. My action was
well considered, and i, ~irrevocable. Nc
friends must be allowed to cast a doubt
on my motives or my sincerity" II the
English language is capable of positive
expression. it is certainly to bs found III
! these few words.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-10

At Troy Mills. Iowa. on Saturday.
while a Fourth OF July celebration vas
In progress. the marshal of the day
struck a man tor insulting a woman,
This was a signal for a free fight which
lasted over two hours. aud in which
more than three hundred men took part
Four of the combatants were fatally in
iured and twenty-five others received
painful wounds,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-10
SHERIEF,S SALE.

state to the use OF FulkerSon
vs.
+. ID. Rollins
ID virtue of a special execution, issued from
ID the Office of the clerk of the circuit court
OF LAFAYETTE county, Missouri. wherein the state
OF Missouri ut the relation and to the Use of
Putnam 5. Fnlkerson, collector of the revenue
OF Lafayette county, in the stat. OF Missouri,
is plaintiff. and against +. ID Rollins, to me
directed aud returnable to the August term j.,
lsSU, OF said court, | will, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST Sd 1880,
between the hours of nine O'Clock IN the fore
noon and live O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
day. and i'll front OF the courthouse door. In
the city OF Lexington, in Lafayette county
Missouri, during the session of the said circuit
court of said county, sell publicly. by auction.
To the highest bidder. for cash in hand, all the
right, title, interest. claim and estate OF the said
Il. ID Rollins, defendant in sand execution, in
and to the ollowl,.g described real estate.
situate. lying and being IN the county of La
iayette and state OF Missouri, t0-wii: The west
half OF the southwest quarter OF section twenty
three (l5) in town ship forty-eighi 4s) vi range
tWenty-siX t2G)
Given under my hand, this 9Th day OF July
1850 GEO. NJ. MOUNIJOl, Sheriff.
By JOSEPH BowMAS, Deputy. july 0td
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-10
THE ALTAR.

Married-In Craftsmanship. Lafayette county,
Mo-, June a7th. hy Elder J A. Mediation. Mr..
JOHN p. RADCLIFF and Miss MARY j.
SLATER.
John Bererage. Mr.. JAMES h. DUKE and Mrs.
NJ. X. FERNANDEZ. formerly OF this city, and
sister of Rev. Robert r. Kerr. late pastor of the
Presbyterian church here. g.
III Dover township, Lafayette county,
Mo. July 18th, At the residence Of the BRIDES
father by Rev. Samuel H.. Whiting. Mr..
a. MA AZ linn and an Miss MAMIE Gs,na . Nj n
Miss Lizzie Webb. MIR. Maurice Webb and Miss
Ella Whiting.
A very large crowd of relatives and friends
assembled, Mt the beautiful residence of Mr..
Garland Webb to witness the marriage of his
daughter. Mamie. Promptly at Q O'Clock Rev.
Samuel B Whiting entered the parlor. and in IA
few moments he was followed by the bridal
party, consisting Of Mr.. BufOrd Chinn and Miss
Lizzie Webb, Mr.. Maurice Webb and Miss
Ella Whit ne, MIR. Msnville j. Chinn and MISS
Mamie NJ. Webb. Amid O most profound
silence. in II beautiful and impressive
Rev. Whiting united the couple ''lor veal or
Woe. until death do yon part The brlde,a
petite, sparkling. brown-eyrd maiden, wore !,
pearl -coiored princess dress, composed OF silk
and bIOcated satin, and looked unusually
pretty. Pearl jeweiry and orange blossoms
| Miss L,zz,e Webb. first bridesmaid, and sister
OF the BRIDE, il lovely blonde, wore white tarle
tan trained dress. trimmed with blue satin
| oIUdulehG5 VI pun FIoac bNu6 uhloo cibt
Whiting, IL beautiful pi4uanL brunette, wOr,
white TIA letnn trained dress. pink satin trim
mings and white flowers. About 10 O'Clock the
guests were invited To supper. The table VIA:
s.t IN the shape OF the letter ''L,' and actual,
grOaned under It's load Of diinties. Everything
that could tempt eItler the sight or the palai'
Was present. The cakes were ornamental In
most artistic manner, and the table altOgethr
presented II most beautiful appearance. AT
late hour the guests departed. after thanking
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb for IL truly delightful even
ing. The following evening u lew friends Wer
invited to Mr.. Benz. Chinn's to meet the bridn
party. and partnke OF an elegant supper. tn
foliowin IL II list of the preseats: Pair OF sol
bracelets, Lizzie and Garland Webb; silve
pickle caster. Mrs Il. a. Chinn and Hesir
kirtlev; silver caster AMI case containing hal
dozen SILVER salt cellars lined with gold. }. II
Campbell, j. Il. Vivion and q H. Plattenbur
very handsome; case containing silver kniVe
and forks, Buiurd Chinn-Very elegant present
I glass tea set. Mrs. H. l.. Davis; hand-glass
Miss Jessie Roth; pickle caster. Mr.. and Mr.
Ash"ry Hlpg'nsvi'i,i !Mir silver napkin ring
Misses Ella and Belle Whiting; silver Card II
celver. Il L.. Goodwin; silver SPOON huidel
Mrs. Relhhart, ST. Louis. and DR. Ed. Mens
group of pictures, +. Bowman and Miss Ann
MOunjOy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-10
personalities.
Ion p r. Crittenden is 4o years old.

,,o, 10 Al vo.rs oil
hon. L. l.. 80 ,.r
zen. J"hh - ",a.,os ,ho who,,ps.orcb
Mrs. DIR. AieNan". ~. ,nl d., TO-.
Hon. VIM. H. h"e
ne'". ,,, 4, c,u,.
MISS Assie si"'
county u; ,,,ni tho yv,n,.
'ice-fresi"en
Mountains.
Col. Vincent VS."
-"s. anu SesteiuA' o,.ssa,, .i,v mar.b., -
MI. n. "aiton' ~
III town Tuesday
Misses Moiiie anu D'" A'' s
A'enus In hich"on
MISS hatie Dr5'uA AVA
her ten days WISH "
our Carrier III a'n 1
"a'Aer EWING
RESOLUTIONS OIL respect u u "
Jos. r. Smith Will appear next WEEK.
Gen. John s. Marlhaauke' canoioate LOT gov
ernor' spent last SATURDAY Il u Guy:
Richmond ConsefVator:- george Nance Oh
Lexington. spent SUNDAY III hichihoho'
MISS Annie Clase'' ie'' Nonu"s y SUN
mers visit TO relatives IN My hlarSiaho.
non. Thomas hoiaoay' s'a'e auoi.of' anu
candidate Tor re-eiectioh' WAS ia Tue c'y Tues
Miss Maggie kyianu returned nome last ihurs-
uas' from II lie" "eeA' ''" 'o'epn anu
hahsas CITY
MISS Lou sessions leit' hionoas hisht' lor a
'lsi' 10 friends In heh'ucky- 'he Will oe gone
TWO or three weeks.
MISS BIRDIE Alien' VINO mas o'eh On u WISH to
iriends IN Sedaila Tor the past len days, reached
nome tuesday h'sn'
Mrs III. aihos or"'es'hee ueorsie H. ouhth'
Va d Ahtonia' ieAas' ii 'is't'"s her iatier
Lawson omith. Esq oil thls county.
Mr. Herman scott ieit' Monday. Tor u tour Of
opser aoo"t LOT d iocatioh, rs III
'oh.ehhpia'es going ih'o ous'hess LOT h'ihseA'
AeN"h"er Ma'.ih' Esq'' prominent ihe"'.e'
u 'e al AL" "heo ho'"" p''
supreme )uoge' spent last SATURDAY Ill this cisy
Miss Luc'e NJ huhdiey' O ISL. joe formerly
pupil oiIehtfai Coliege, VINO mas been visible
~. am, Vi "is haSs' ie'"rne" hon'
a.
h.., -, . ,,s;, :, ,.ua.,, ,,.,,,,a - ..,,. -.
Sss 80 -. INV ' y
~ "~' ' Aad' ''"'
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Mi'' AiAA'e u meA'''. ho'' ""us"'e
" '" ~" S"'''
$500 .. ami 'o'' -
" "oe "'
EVENING i'o"A N"n'.' "'y' "eie a"e q oe7'
living ior the past h'e hiohths WIN hef siSter
MIS- 'cou trom"eh.
MT. 'tofse Ii. Mcu'asseh' ior several mohlh
n's"t .e'h d tne |'nhn'eioiai ihotei' '"'
"o"'"S' ir l a''s' ieAhs' me ih'e'''seh'er
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