The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-08-31
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| The best boy in school ishoaidosa,1 rsssa
way be the best one out oft. tssss atg2 ssis so
ia---During the last year Virginia has
expended upon her public schools of Al
winch she has 3. 1872, money to the amount
pf VI, LOG. 23S.g5. siss ~ siAtSs sssJ as 1Hs@a
asT Prof. George w. Albertons sof, .Rats sTvaa
gers College, N. j., has accepted the
rresldeney r's, ct the Penpsylyania State A
The anettality among the Bishops of,uaare
great during the last few years Kings. 9. ss5s1
ley. Thompson, Baker, Ames James, :.
Gilbert, Haven, E. %. Haven ana lSJ6ts7e3
haye all died within a very, short, tima, s,.idra
vi the survivors. Fost, Foster and Bow
man have recently been near death. h1sxsiA
assy4; Nsy4; oNn,sI ,99 fzs.s,9 ssfsss,tsvss .sxssa
"A iady & and her little daughter pass -
by topocrly dressed little .girl. ssHow
did know hera' inqnired the hotherss A
y :. IN. by. you see, mamma, she came into
our Sabbath school alone and made a SHfoq
place for her ON my seat, nand Ismilede,o is
I and she smiled and then we We're &C ;t...a
quainted. Chicago Tribune. hs's ssantEts
1.-THE Rev. Samuel Scoyille, of StainssisassA
fards said at the Yale Alumni meeting
that the Yale yell sof twenty five, yearsl,.,t.
ago was more manly than the weak
yah of the present. he illastfated dta3rsD
his remarks with q specimen howl ofrthe~s.a>an
past and the New Haven people who
heard tsilentfy thanked Heaven that itsEis 2ni
t nad been nodlfied.sr80stoa, PpsasetsisDa omirs
graduate efefri Of trinity Il EsSss ~ b
Conn. is pleasantly remembered by the
Students Of the college for his misiiixens sdT
gut OF the Delta Psi chapter house, A. .xs
beautiful granite building oh the college -s3
groundss Since leaving colleges Ne has haszs1
aotisely entered the iron business at Leb-.s...
anon, Pa. and is known as Che Hmillions - wa
iresiron rnaster''sof tliatEegidmssMu n eH
Post, ,ts..Ss..f, :. .. 49,.
The Church of England has 81 off 4ate eirisass
been kindly disposed toward that rather
irregular religion body. the Salvati6n sd
Army. and the Bishop of bedford ktely 49,.
conducted meeting in which members
Of the Army did the'dngfAg Hsspokessa1B4
Ct the sindiferept masses which, the.sar.s6
Army was Somehow awakenink essAVhaQQnea
will have said he, :'no jealousies., Go.as,.
IN God s name and drag Them out Of the
qire, If you can" The Bisiop 6fsOxsTts eos
ford spoke more NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
devoted 70 the subject; j hHt he esald.the sdT
Ghnrch dare not forbid these jealous
men or oppose them, lest II should be ~ 0Mf
ioand TO be lighting against Gsd-rsN I'd nssd
Few men in Maine have crs55WWdsa1 IL SIS
more genuine hard dgwofkinto afieir lives as@ws
than Elder John Spinner. of Starks, "a
Free WIN Baptist Clergyman. sixty -fonr 50 ~
years old. The old gentleman issal black l,s
smith by trade, having worked twenty :.
years at that business. When nine wears nsssn
old he commenced preaching. frequently
walking ten miles tS church on'a san. rA
pra fxvre
turning on foot at night In bis life ho' ss1@'A
has. moved thirty yleight times and has ga sas
erected twenty three buildings, Among. ...x,
other things he has delivered 5000 SER SssA
mons, attending over 200 funerals ifzzun~Sa
Starks, married over 200 couples. .bap- assa
tized over 200 people, and raise 1anii. ~eSta
" of ten children.- An9ssta gbslynugT .sssgs