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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-01-26

MIR. Bright's accession to the Cabi-
net has nevelaaffected the social life d
himself or his family, Neither his late
wife nor members. of his family have ever
mixed in what in England is called seei-
ETY.. In fact he has never even had a
house in London.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-01-26

John & P. Brady, give me a black
walnut box of quite small size. Here
is sentence of forty-eight letters that
contains the whole alphabet,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-01-26

-Ex.Governor p. A.. Straw, of New
Hampshire Ia insane. -. s.
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30
Reeollee,ions of John Brown.
New York Tribune

Il was my good fortune in earll life to make the acquaintance of lha, mos, con- scienuou> and stein old Puritan. John Brown. Brown was ! farmer m the town of Hudson. Portage county. O.. the sea, of the Western Rcsene college. and was a prominent man among its friends and supporters. Thinking that one or two little incidents that happened to me ln my carly lie. n my intercourse with Brown. may be interesting to your readers. ask te use small space in your columns for the purpose of narra,ing them.
 lived about thirteen miles from Brown and had quantity of wild land. some O. which had cleared up for the purpose of a sheep farm. He was an extensive shecp-grower. and one morning he showed me his farm and sheep. and with such minute partleulari,y pointed out the diff ference in the several animals that was tempted to ask him: Mir. Brown. could no, put one of your sheep, behind your
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30
The Younges, pensioner.
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 The youngest pcf.s.arcr IF he res2s,e', books lhr0U1 bout he nltcG S:att,. win draws ineftisis n4eGey itr >er,f,os=ren- dercd bk himself. .s lame, N. t;anda.,. 45ed attctn yeaf>. Whe resides aitA L., widowed mother Il NJ. ipzI Christian sifcet. Like mps; Eal-. GTanddiI had i taste tar 1he huny deep. afsd netWith- standing tft ad.s and appeal, ef ais mother he Na> determined - veal tac nasY hlac. SeclH- ,ha; :hc l4d, m.nd Ma, iltni4 h<ed. his mother. on aafsn eI. fSSi. v ared h., cna,,mcn, ri tAc ta.icG States Navy. en board the [ E.:cd States Ste5fs1ef t'is~.f}et.,,n. sl4e!sis .4ijei CranGAll catered ,hc >erslec, the >hIp ~a> ordered Seutf and the \, 8us man badc aolca :1 the l3elaAafe waters oa Apf.i <. Ahcn o!i Ctpe ila'icrAs. Craad.,il wa, t.sllen Il and iag siN Mcek> ac lad bc.Ncc. lie and death from n at.ack of Y phold fever. and when h. re= ayefed he Wts deaf as a posi-. he phy ,hea- n, Il A dodge pi ,he lad to bc discharged. . and .o tcs, hlu p,.tl cd tNaot ;he'f lat-c>, guns on der SNs;h Of-nd.st ae.Neen ,hem. Both were discharged Il on, :. and every one who witnessed the scene cNpce ted to md the lad dead from trigh'. 5u, hc simply wrote oa a ple,c II paper: i ,hink the deck 'arlcd :. l;,lg. b,., heard ap;h.ns lie ~..s discharged en Apit IT. and through hl> attorney and fen>s7u Claim Agent N .lliam H pfaeu. hc sue ceeded in obta n.ng pcn>,oa ot >l5 pc; month ior hie,,me.
 john CrAnd..ll the l3d bro,hc-. aged sesenteen wears. Mhe Nas un thc same boat, has ;lcd ,sa.n ief a pensien. through larucn. iuy InutIcs 5ctcAtd by failing from the meakey-yAfd II lhe same vessel and reeelt 5ns 1 brakea af,a wfnle the boat WaS >,aioned A, Newport Rhode Island
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30
Being Neigsoorly
.Al3pfea from ac>r.

A-attt4 tFo}n t.e tsSc>r-
 He ws> d smaIi bow vl,h dut on his nose and A faded >tra~ hat an his head. and feet >a leng uawashed ,ha, ' uas hand to ;eil where hlS .ae-n4.l> were la- oa,ed He walked bo.dly up thc steps. pulled he bell AnG when the lady came ;o the door he sad
 Say. cAn >ou lend nc your ,eicphorc ior few minl;><
 Why. can't. she sasped out;
 We'll bun& !; back n half an hour
 "Bu; can, lend t. chs,d.o. You don | seem to know mha, a telephone k. Who are you: :,
 Ne live around inc corner-lus, moved .n, and VIC wan; Ia DC eighborlv. tricd ,e borrow You. whec.harro~ and shovel. but vour boy weuldn, lend enl. and our hired siri has been over te bor- TOW tea and sugar and couldn't se, any. Ne kinder though; we nigh, borrow your telephone or something. and mn would bring Ii back and se, a chance ;o see VOL, style and ask you to raa right in with yoar old clothes on.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

back. into your neighbors flock and you not find il easy to pick him out :. No sir.- he said. II could doJt as quick as you could a school-matc from 10000 other boys He then went on 10 say tha, not only were the animals all unlike 1T form and stature, but no two parasites on the body of mosquito were alike. an
 idea which startled me with IS novelty l relate this 10 Sd. that he old man was a great thinker as wei as actor.
 some thir;y years ago. while dining at 4 hotel m the CIV oi Cleveland. saa Brown seated at an adIo,ning table. He WAS then or hls Way back from Kansas. having lost one or two If his sons by a Missouri mob. rose and joined hlm. In a quIel. deliberate way he told tale of violence and outrage common 10 the usages n tha; barbarous country. II which l was very much interested. He sad nothing about the dozen horses he had taken rom the Missourians when he Was making his cscape-and l was little green n thinking l should puzzle him wl.h question abea, I. Accordingly. in a casual way. turned the conversation and asked hiIn II he still retained hls pro found conviction of the ruth of al the priaclples of the Bible. to which he re- plied Certainly. hope xoa don'i doubt No. sad. and ye. should ike ;o know how you Jgs'Ify taking those dozen horses from inc Mis>oufians. h. s,aa,iy his coun;cnaace changed. his eyes flashed. his byaw esntTa led. he parly rose from his seat. .sndWi,h d tremendous bl5,, ~ith the hl, of h, knife apon the table that set plates and .umb!ers. knile>. fork, and spoons dancing 4 foot high. loudly exclaimed emphasizing egerY ~a'd ' Epon wha; pr.neipIe: Jpon the same upon which Moses spoiled the Es4 p;iaus.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30
Chat By the Way.
New York Herald.

Nothing so much assists Tn the nitiga' ton of grief as the inheritance of large estate.
 Very few men are great enough To bear praise. but large numbar of us are just small enough 10 be found fault with con- stantly.
 When he cold world acknowledges that xe are as great as we have always known ourselves to be. We shall be happy
 indeed.
 When man says apoloec;ically. ~May l have just one word with you n pfiTate. sir" you may be quite sure thai one word Ss 'Grecnbacks.
 When the doctor becomes encouraged and orders you of 10 "A warmer climate. does he really mean that hi, last pFescrip- ton sill probably prove fatal:
 Gnefis beautiful. ~W-hy doyou weep" Because Rothsehiid i, dead But he was no relation of yours. vas hcs Nc. indeed. and that's ~hy weep.
 There is a grca; deal of latent common sense in the world f "e could anly ind its hiding place The difficulty ls ~e don't know enough ,o knoa Jgsi where | =.
 The old proxcrb says ~RIehes are b., the baggage of virtue. Wearc ourselves ylriueus. bG; somehow when Wc travel wc can always get aur -ibagrasc ;il;s' ;, -is,.sii handbag.
 There are no, fce people n the com muni,y mho are morally n the choa.ic condition of inc boy who wrote in com position Il would rather bca pellswog ifl w4s | rh,noecros. though Ii sas suppose wouldn't
 Zeno. ,hc Greek philosopher, believed 1T .sn lran-handed faic but he Was good Cal>Inist enough h round oT a iheolos- cal Pein; very nioely When h, sersaa; ,.ia in excuse. "hla>;ef. Ee!ae,abeE :ha. Was fereordained ,o steal the moHcy. hc replied. as he bregSh; the thong do@n on the fellows back That may be. but ! was also ioreofdaned to l = you iar |. and don't yeu large; I,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

Every body knows that Fn,: Berhig is proprietor of the .. Hole-in-the-wall sa- loon and restaurant. 3oi East Markham street. The popularity .of this famous re- sort is manly dus ,o the fact that MT Berbig will supply his customers with nothing but the best. His bar dlspenseS the finest wines. liquors und cigars. and his tables are supplied with everything ln the market. l, is mistake If you faii 10 give him a cali.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30
AdVeEscrS.

Remember lha; IiIt AKksN~tS TKty- lltK : the be; advertising D,ilIQm IT ,he s;a.e. Not ealy ls lts ~ l.fluia,ion .afsef than that af ags paper published aefe. b-t ,; has d laJse and constantly IT, drea>sBs ..,; in the state.
 Iia AkkA%~AW IKASLtIK is sold bs new sdcalcrz sssti ..9t.,rf..: | las Il nation- al TT ala'iea. \e paper n tie saa;h !, ;. better medium. er o'tet> better induce Rent> 10 foreign and home advertisers.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30
Improvement n Wate hes.


 S,ein-wiadins @a;ehcr are nos. made en l different plan from wha, has been customary. the improved system possess 'ns. Il l. thought. some special ad,anta- gcs. Thus when is de>ifed - set the hInds. the stem k iirst drawn out. whic | causes collar on the end oi Y ,o bear upon l >,ud m the shorter arm If :, ,wo- armed tnred lever. which t4rns l yoke and di>enEages the gcerInc frosn the main>pHns arbor, connecting aa lnde- penden; wheel wi,h 'he hanl->e;ting train io winch motion k imparied by turning the stem. As soon as pulling on Inc stem -case~. the yoke Is thrown back ;5 |, place by a spring. Normally. another wheel. tauicd hy inc yoNc. meshes with the arbor wheel If the maia>pnns. and !, thus always ready for winding by press. ms down upon and winding the stem The arrangement k simple.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

pr. Sozinsky says an average male child at the end ot the hrs; yea, should weigh twenty-five pounds It your male child does not weigh ,ha, much. it Is easy to give him few pounds.-Bostoa 7rsr- sfrff9
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30
Agents Wanted

lneten. town a the sol;hwc>' far thc tfkaasas State MaFfas. Ald Association. ofgauRed fuiv =. iSSe A4th several en- 'fely new feature, N. W. Hezk.a>. Nee. \ Treas. Look BoX ,o5. Little Rock
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

The tables oi the Southern Palace. JOS Main St, are the best supplied in he civ. When you want tirs;-olass meal call ai Southern Palace.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30
SOLD BY ALL NEwsDEALRs.

IRE ARKASsAw TRkyELER has a larger actual circulation than any daily or weekly paper in the state. - The present advertising rates in this paper are as follows:
 Single column-sr 70 an inch first insertion: SI.oo an inch each subsequent insertion. Double column. twice above amounts. No Special positions gisen-
 Cuts on wood not taken.
 Advertisements less inan one ineh. 3o cents line each insertion.
 Reading matter notices among pure reading matter. 7S cents d iinee each IH>ertiun- No dlscounts g1s-a an long tan'ratis. Circulation $ HHefss.HaE zeEs FapIdls. and while bina ourselves tIEar-s oet contract, al prices for NA5ch the. are egaeG f-tes are likels to he Increased ai as. urus- Adscrtiseseut- aakaAIe quarterly of month k strictly n adv aacr.
 Address KEtD X BE<HtA.
 ..t.r k.e. AFk
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

and all kinds oi htI,t3la;h.as. = ,o K. Henw0od cIo F. Markham.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

In another column vii hc iosad ,Ae advcrisotucn; oi NIr iicnn burr-er. sole agcn; tat lemp'> s: Log Lager Hcef Mg iucrstr h,.> >aid ,hs heet .n l3;l,c Rock. continuously. iar e. .ftccn years. N better ~ t.tncc Il the tuef;sat kemp : beer < needed ,hau the flC; that | has been before Il. people ,-a.o,..s. and ss ;hc @sme pure beer bod tl .hat it,,ss> cI.h.een wears age. Air buerscI has .Arse and ,acsca>.rS trade n lhs> beer throughout ;hc state and esen n Te>ts. 9..'oan men recognize he ias, iha; ne beer MI bear sh preni n waIm weather wI.h lcss in}Ur. than Lemp's >,. Louis Lager
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30
The Adventure Of a Goose

\ e.aase. which MS travelling across he country for the benefi, If her dYspep- sla. M, resting herself n ! blt ot the ke, when along 4ine two Foxes n search oi ,omethinS a,It loo utter for dinner Bc- sns ,lred and disappointed | VA, "nly natural d.. they ,hoatd lee qg.1rrcis7rr3c. and as they halted nc.F the tn, ke; on. oi them oa>euct
 lfYaa Wc.r haif .e >harpas he boek> nakeAa aa, No4 would aui ae hungry =. a = znsW t; the bushes. - .Nfd I koe wefe hat s.s big a< saU ,h.nk }aa are you would pas fer ,. llea mHnss ,he Lar. sneered the ether
 s don't W-tai auY inprUdcnCc t.am nn ri.cen cent animal T yolr bulld = warned the inst
 t1ail :: -..ff .:ie aisy ,5i Your th5n-Husie of IT! make ! wreck oi you, yelled No. :.
 ~Aou're a ,h.ef,'
 ltt,o.
 .. You're :.----~
 \, ;l,l, peini rhe Goose could stand Ii, no longer. Walking au; from the the kc,> >he f4, on a oencNolcn; iook and ob- served:
 "Gcn,lemea. let me settle ,his dispute. ia ;he iirst place ! wart ,a remask -
 }ii; she never remarked Ihe Foxes made a rush and sobbicd her up. anC! as they me krd ;hcir teeth .;h ;hc Jas, oi the feathers No. l, rCrn4iked:
 :" None bG, | Goesc would have souSh, ;a settle , dispute betAccn i've Foxes.
 = Ani wh,le have srvat respect tor d peaeemaker. added the seeer4 :" l haze invariably observed ,h4; they are the eaten patty. Nei,hha., who qaarrc, e.tn- not only take ciic oi :keu selves. bu; ID lao>i cascs et ;he Goose winch >iioks her bIll into lhs fuss. The ba"4ac, will naw adjourn.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30
EAST AND SOUTHEAST !,

RtaYNssg Il IA ra,ie> shorter and = hours quicker te Chat;aneesa and Ii points sn Tennessee. Alabama. Georgia. and he Carolin., than ,ia 1as other route. PULLMAN STEPPING CARS leave Little Rock daily for Louisville without change. connecting eiih solid train having Pullman Sleeper>. Louisville ;o WaSh.g:.H without change.
 Onlv one change of cars from Lii,le Rock 10 Cincinnati. Washington. Ce,umbls. FIi;s burg. CleN eland. Philadelphia. Indianapolis. Baltimore and \e~ York. Through ears. Memphis to L,nehhurs and from Chai;az nooga io New York without change. Fares by this popular route siNaSs .> io~ as quoted by other lines. Don, fAil To see or address,
 t~ SAME ApAxs T'k'I g,.. Little Beck, CIV, H. C SATKNA>.I .I'Nt Agt,L3t;ie koek depot ?. II. GAINES. Ticket Ageni. Argenta, or
 D. <. ROBERTS.
 Gea. Pass's'r and l 'ki Ast-
 Little Rock. Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30
LITTLE ROCK. JULY 90
Iohn Bull vs. Arabi Bey.

John Bull IT tf.c lead ~ bsc Inc Ar.g. ,, bound
 10 lag.
 Bn, ,hc tace on :, i,e o,er n day Wen lsei aar none, ou h. long named nag. Mont qHselagds hst oa i'se Bel
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

Trunks and stlr>e> 4ii sife> and ... prioes. a, the factory. 4r5 Nam street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

Home made iec boxes and refrigera;ors Dunlap X Masters II5 W. 5d St.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

When the woman can. they put up frun. or go to an aaetien.- eh4ggoso Iinitl
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

Read |" Artists advertisement, n ih., issue of THE AkKAN>AW TKkVtEER
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

4 full linc of trunks. yaliscs. and sampl, eases ailhe factory. Nam street. N Garland propnctor.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

The young skipper Whe ,skcsa parry ot girls out sailing should content himself with huggtns the shore. f.s.aYage.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

Nick kupfcrlc l> prepared to furnish the famous Monticello Champagne ol Wes, India Bit,cr> n any quantity.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

Before leaving the eliy have your trunks repaired at the factory. 4iS Man street. J.W. Garland proprietor.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

Baggage snashef> do mol lr'i'c w;h lumho's irgnk whon he attNe> Il the de pot Ha4hH Zt4as1.fk
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

Richard HenWeod. ,io Fas; Markham street. make> the fiss.- t,isgy !l..ss.e.>s >.ald in the city
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

Jelly ,umbler, in any quantity at C. ;. Braok's. 70 Man street
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

Confectionery n ;hc greatest xarie,y al the Soaihern Palace. JOS Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

l. didn, requ5e ma af aphilosophcT to discover that III rSb widow ale hdH E soxae-kt.El4sc
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

John Brown > 10 have a monument. So k George Washington. when ,hey :. c, done -LearH .t-tu.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

For confectionery. frmt and sod4-aatcr. goto the Southern Palace 4oS Man street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

Amer's Restaurant, l14 Nes, il;th st. Is the place b go faf iir>, class meal.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

Go ta C. S. Bra5 k'>. 70 Man street. for Mason $ soifs>c4i,ns. porcelain ltncd fruit lafs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

See the three spots advertisement, on sixth page.
 The Egyptians do not want any more Arabian nights Ro5l5n ItanlviSk
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

\ ssIea;i>, says: Wherever yea ind reAl matter sou have mass, and the modes of motion indis>oluble syn;he>.s and cou5Ine,ion. Ne shall no; offer mass ut mater ;o prove the contrary. because I mass is ne; matter. then matter .s ne, mass and :; doesn't matter i enc p1odaes . mass of matter ,o prove that matter Is mass. the result is the same and that $ whats the matter. I4t /aHi>t.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

Catching The .,.4i;sF.> e,e-:s good gr..r. ,ioc bei re loiniug a baseball nine. - Bas- kon zyanstftf
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

Bailey X Eaktn', Ideal ilaar k having the larscs, nun ef any four n he city. Ty Il.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

An m, !, sad ,e live ealy one summer. Perhaps lhIsIs ihc reason that old Solo- mon adNsci ilc >luesArd lo interview this interesting u>ecg.-Af5V icys 1ces- ms,. Ia Ids.sYHsfy
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

Inc French Kitchen opposite the Capi- tal Hetel unde' ';> present Management IS receiving liberal patronage. l, IS strictly d ht>t-ola,S restaurant and N il supply all delicaCies in season.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

Ellenbogen X tlkau's Adams Ho@sc Saloon is rapl5N sainins a large patron age. Among iiS many attractive features are the bi,liara and pool tables. when you wish d Quiei game. drop ln.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

The bard af fsypt Lombard. .Ikt- akhon b3sI.nsrnf
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

August lst the Arkansaw Traveller " cigar will be ready for the trade. IL will be strictly a hrsi-olass cen, cigar and worthy of its distinguished name. Ad- dress your orders to Irving NJ. Tuska X Cn
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30

Don't put in no muSkcc;er nettcn for me sad Aunt Hannah. Il don't want to breathe nc strained eaIr.- Be1to. Itas- NrT<f z
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-30
SELECTED SADNESS.

They pardon convicts in Texas when they have hts. but they never pardon tai iors when they have not-BoSfon TyaD- 5fribk
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-12
Hess Opera Company.

1t is to be regretted that the engagement
of the Hess English Opera company is so
short. st. Paul will have dearth of
opera this season, and when so excellent an
organization as the Acme comes, it should
be of longer duration. Manager Hess, not
being content with his already talented
organization, has employed Miss Abbie
Darlington, who will make her first ap-
pearance with the company in this city.
Miss Darlington is well known to lovers of
opera here, and her appearance with this
popular company will be hailed with
pleasure. The large and we'll trained
chorus may be relied upon to render sufi-
Gent support, and we expect to see not
only the largest but most fashionable
audiences of the season.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-12
PERSONAL.

S. G. Anderson, of Hutchinson, is in st.
Paul.
II. P. Hubbell. of Winona, was at the
Merchants yesterday.
Gen. William G. LIE Due, formerly CON-
missioner of agriculture, at Washington,
is at the Merchants.
Frank Caldwell, Esq.,L Sueur, leading
attorney in that part of the state, paid
st. Paul a visit yesterday.
Hon. A. C. Smith; of Rochester, E. W.
Durant. of Saltwater, T. S. Woodruff and
W. H. White. of Fargo, are in st. Paul.
John S. Brown, ESQ.,, of Duluth, was
yesterday admitted to practice in the
courts of this state by the supreme court.
B. S. Lewis. Esq, prominent attorney
of Waseca, was among the callers yester-
day upon Clerk Nichols of the supreme
court.
Hon. W. j. Ives, of Mcleod county, and
W. P. Sergeant, the Republican nominee of
the Fillmore county convention, were in
st. Paul yesterday.
Hon. Mari. H. Dunnell, of Owatonna.
was in the city yesterday to hear the news
from Ohio. His only comment on the
news was ''there is a change in the things
we love-"
Gov. N. S. Ordway, of Dakota territory,
passed through the city yesterday. A
GLOBE reporter attempted to beguile the
governor into an interview upon the polit-
ical situation in Dakota, but the introduce
ton gave the GLOBE man away, and his
excellency had nothing to say.
Gen Thomas J. Henderson, of Princeton,
ILL., for the past ten years representative
of his district in congress, arrived in
the city yesterday morning, and after
spending few hours here, left for Mime
apolis. Gen. Henderson is one of the best
friends that the northwest ever had in con-
gress, and especially SO of the improve
ment of the Mississippi river. He has
been instant in season and out of season
in looking after the interests of this great
natural highway. and did his time permit,
ST. Paul, and in fact the whole state of
Minnesots, could not do him too much
honor.