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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-11-15
THE RESULT AND THE LESSON,


THE RESULT AND THE LESSON.
The democratic press throughout the
country are giving three cheers and a
tiger'' over the sweeping democratic vic
tories all over the states, and already
claim that the next president will be q
democrat. 1t is too bad, we admit, to
attempt to cool their enthusiasm with
the cold dash OF common sense, but these
victories do not show such an increase
III the voting strength of the democracy
as would first appear by the face of the
Geographic reports. In New York, for
instance, while Cleveland's majority is
in the neighborhood of 19O, 200, he has
not polled as many votes as did Hancock
in 1880, and yet Hancock was beaten in
that state over 20, 900 votes. IF the re-
cent elections shcw anything, they show
that within the ranks OF the great repub-
llcan party there is q determination to
reform the abuses and condemn the cor
ruption which has crept into the party
through reason of ''bossismD and the
power of the machine" as the use of
political power by those who have risen
to the position Of leaders is termed. And
this determined spirit Of party reform is
one which every conscientious member
of the party, and every good citizen of
our great republic should applaud; and
is one which, il not carried to the ex-
treme of fanaticism, cannot fail to be
productive of great good to both the re-
publican party and the country, the
affairs of which we believe they will
continue to administer for many years
to come.
The vote polled at the last election
shows that great numbers of republicans
in New York, while not believing that
in the democratic ranks could be found
the panacea for the internal political ills
which at present seem to permeate the
controlling influences of their own par
ty, have, by staying away from the polls,
placed the silent seal of condemnation
upon the act Of the chief executive Of a
great nation like ours in seeking to con-
troll and name the policy Of one Of the
sovereign states. They have said in
tones which may not be mistaken, that
such action on the part Of the president
is q STOPPING from the high position in
which the nation has placed him. They
1an,on1 tl,.4 fhn rn,,lo ~ ~ a4r@~ L.
lowed to manage and control their own
political organizations, and select their
own officials without the interference of
outsiders.
The elections in the other states ere an
outcome and a result OF the same spirit |
manifested in New York-the determi-
nation to throw off the iron hand Of party |
bosses, and a demand Tor a government
OF the people, by the people, and for the
people. In Pennsylvania, in particular, |
WIS this spirit manifested, and the revolt |
against bCssisnl and machine politics |
was made by the best elements of the re-
publican party and received the full
sympathy and moral support Of the pres
ent governor Of that state, as expressed
in a letter to the chairman OF the indie
pendent republican central committee.
The result in that state was not a victory
Tor the democratic party, but a triumph
for the f~ree-thinking intelligent voters
who declare that their votes and their
#a I
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-11-15

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER is, 1882.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-10-14
PIATToRM.
The Fesqlullons adopted liz elre'
democracy bfthe "a Congress- 6nAfI

The Fesq!unons adopted liz she
demUeTaS bftAe "a 6ongresh5 naf
Disnlct et2AbssissipPlFdu conven
.tion assembled, at Oxford, Angus;
Cd, 1892 are as fofB%E; "v'N'N' N'
: RESOLVED, 1sT., That the Dem.
oorAcy oil ihe Second Congressional
District adheres with Nnabated de-
votion taS A4 etea pFih oii a6 pom
wMA8li FAr1s Wis founded, and
hereby declares lis unshaken faith
in1hheir JUSTICE and wisdom. 81
SBcoNB. That the great needs IF
the hour are purity and irugallty in
our civil service and legislation that
ryiA ~brQmoiegNle good Of the many
who produce The wealth Of this land,
Ifathsrthanqhe interest 6fstlle few
who are seeking through combiua-
tions, cliques and corporations to
accumulate this weatthin theirown
hands.
/ EARDE That in Eb6 interest Soi
the many We dem and, that the tar,
if shall be for revenue only, and so
revised that the Incidental protec.
ton afforded shall enhance the
price 0ialGxeaaesrfbr the ficlI, and
not Of necessaries tor the poor, that
fho more money shall be wrung
from the people by taxation than is
Faacessarg d hfses IL tgNpSlseg III
a frugal, civil service; that tie bl,
metallic sLandaSl shall be retained;
that National Banks shall not con,
8FoFdug 4urfenS t4A aslEsfHs
upon ollice-holders to secure party
aseenda16y slial1 be- sBahjdGgd,
and thai the material interests OF
the eodatFy, liefsstAm0a4 which
is the agricultural, shall be fostered
bytAbera4 and wise Ia8s.As >. 4livA
FovRTfHf.- That the I'M Improvement
Of the navigation Of the Mississippi
river is Of national Importance, and
E@4fA5a sPPsgHFlpSsG AFW be
nhadAa BY QonRfe3Stq s9ai9rrS ~.
FIFTH. That injXan Il. Manning,
Democracy has had q fearless, able,
Feloquent, aggressive d. progressive
~expounder ofithesep its Cherished
principles. and this district faith.
full, honest, earnestIaGd &apH4le
representative, whose. course We
have watched with pride and pleas.
ure, and now heartily endvrSe
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-10-14

MILL & FACTORY SUPPLE
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-10-14

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To Advertisers!

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THE CHRISTIAN D u

We have on our table alatetissue
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-10-14

10 FAHMERs AND THREaheHMElt'
II Y6u want to buy 1breshess
Lk1RfgH n sliers, Hagse Rasgfss 81
ENHFfs(eitheF Portable or Trac-
tion, to use for thresbsng, saving
or for general pugposesl, buy the
"Statyed Rooster goods, fe
Bfsf is NE CkeeffsL" For Price
List and Illustrated Pamphlets
(stnbfreei write to The Aultman
y Taylor Company, Mansheid,4
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-10-14
q. Q WEHIS.a'
Ripley, Miss. HON, l6d, tt.
w. ETsawg 1@AM4

I'VE have a scholarship in one
of the best Comm6tcial CelIegesin
the country, which we will dispose
.af,on accommodating terms. Amy
young nan desiring to take a
course in such a college will find it
,tO.his interest 10 communicate with
'ns. Pr NON.
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NCrTICE!1-s
q It'1s' e ''''7 . 'T.ITgT =: "a E9o ,YAla1I
Chicago News 5.
AND WEIEa


lNiGk .wsI ~ LaR0.le lLrL. - lIoN 80 ~ ~
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Ramember the old whtskex heaae.

] take this method ofinforming my
friends.a and the public generally that /
am at the same old stand on the west
side OF the public square, with a full
line Ofetraight Kentucky, and Tennes,
see whiskeys for this market, which
will sell on the most reasonable terms.
from ,one pint to five gallons. '&0
Respectfully,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-10-14
PERFECTION ST0cN TANK.

UTATERTEGHT. AND ERQsTPROOF., These
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same principles and IiateriMf ID the constfuctonof
these stock tanks that we einbody In our railroad
work. Allltahks arc set UP, pieces marked, then
knocked down and crotedfog shipment
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-03

life, takes in washing gees out house
cleaning, and cooks for q family OF
seven children, her mother, and three
section men who board with her. I
don't think she would marry you, be-
cause Oon Regain, the trsck-walker.
ie nes style OF man. She Is the use.
iul sort OF woman you appear to
want, bat don't think she'd look at
you twice. You won't work. and
Con would. My dear boy, Nora Null
ligan Will have none OF you; she
wants higher type oft,ae manhood.
You expect to hire men TO do eli toe
mans work about the house but you
want your wife TO do everything that
any woman can do. Believe me. INV
dear son, nine-tenths OF the girls who
play the piano and sing 90 charm
lngly. whom you in your limited
knowledge set down as mere butter
flies OF fashion, are better fitted for
wives than you are for husband
The girls know more about these
things than you do. II you want to
marry Erst-rate cook and expert.
enced housekeeper, do your counting
In the intelligence Office. But if you
want q wife. marry the girl you love,
with dimpled hands, and q face like
the sunlight, and her love will teach
her all these things long before you
have learned one-hsli OF your own
Issson.-Burdetts IN Has0keye.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-03

A modern style house Of ten rooms, on car
Hns, 9th Ward. $40 per month.
Rustic house of twelve rooms, nestIy Ra-
ished ard Gloss TO business. S45.
A layKe store room on Main street, west
side, For pArssI ularA inquire at my Office.
A Photograph Galley en- Commercial
street. Enquire at ny office.
Tia Colorado House, CT sixteen iarnished
rooms, on cornrr Of LIST East and Sd South
streots. Will lease for one or two years.
For particulars enquire ut my 0fHce.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-03
a BRICK YARD.

800 The EQUAL OF TWO AND A
a., half ], ts-eostAtDing about three
a. Undiscovered with vast body OF
sf trick clay, situated IA 1st Ward
AIMING demand for good bFicS will
Is properly q hrst-cISss investment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-03
Building sites For Sale.

S16OO WILL PURCHASE A CHOICE
PAOOV building 10 2l5xIJ rods, on Main
street, with east front.
q OEOO A FINE BUILDING LOT, SKID
pOOOO rods nOr;h and west front, stu.
sted on corner Of 9Th Soath aud Main streets;
fine neighborhoOd.
~106 A BUILDING LOT 1OxIO RODS,
9IZo in 10Th Ward.
$1,000 A BUILDING LOT 21kx1
p1VCV' PODS, situated on Third Fast ba
tween second and Third South streets.
&eOO BUILDING LOT, 6xln rods; cas-
pOOO front, on car line, 10th Ward.
.eOO A LOT IN 10Th WARD, 4xIO RODS.
GOOO south front, near to car line. choice
fruits, etc.
GA0O BUILDING LOT IN TWENTY
Q1VO' FIRST Ward, east front, 5xIO rods,
water plenty, near to car line.
206O LOT Sx1O RIOTS, IN 18th WARD.
V@VV near corner OF Pine and Mountain
streets.
S0OO CORNER LOT, 5xlO RODS, IN
VHVS 2lst Ward. near to car line.
GonO CORNER LOT SIS RODS. IN
pOOO 11th Ward, on corner OF % South
and Sth East streets.
$3.50 s ss8sa aoP "a L eGa 9 g sST a EAST
east front
c1 o1O REslDEECE LOT, SxlO RODS.
91,oOV In 18th Ward, near car line; cas-:
front.
R Tos TS r ES q 4 . feet by :,
l4th ward; convenient to centre Of business
o1 OE0 CHOICE BUILDING LOT, 36xisC
PA ,ooO feet, east front; 18th Ware, clos
10 business.
G1 000 A CHEAP BUILDING LOT,
o11 OOO 5xSA rods, in 18th Ward, near Il
centre ofbusiness.
UHEAP BUILDING LOT, x1O RODS
u good water supply, east front, lit
" ard, half block OK, from C6a car liHe, SIS; D
20 With abundant water privileges; about
one mile southeast Of CRY PARK For par
ticuars inquire at our Office.
91 R00 DESIRABLE LOT, SOx1S5 FEET
Ql, OOO on First South street. s0utl
ront, close 70 business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-03
WANTED.

b . Ions Of Oats, Two Tons Of First-Class
al this years crop.
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Succession Sale.

Successlon6 OF w. j. and In District Court
Maitiiaa Carter, Parrish III Eossicr
both decd Louisia,,a.
by virtue Of q writ Of sale issued from fhe
- Honorable 2nd Judicial District Court IN
and for B0ssier Parish, La, and to me directed
ordering the sale. after legal telayr and adyer
tisements, of all tho property, both real ami
personal, found In said parish. belonging NJ
said SUGGESTIONS, will proceed 70 sell ut II .s
Court house door, in the town Of bellevue II,
on Tuesday, the Ord day OF October lSs.. tho
following described property, towit:
Northeast quarter of northeast quarter. and
northwest quarter Of northeast quarter az
section fourteen Il township t.s0l range thir-
teen ila1; all OF fractional section ten ,fie).
Township twenty t20|, range eleven III; ists
NOS = and ., Of section three ~. township
twenty t20l, range eleven III, and xsst iie.se
quarter Of southeast quarter, and southwest
quarter Of s0utheast quarter, and southm est
quarter of southwest uarter of section thirl A
tour Gal. township twenty one l2lI, range
eleven III, and containing, in all, 800 acres,
more or less
One bedstead, mattress and bedding pne
bureau, ono clock, three pictures, ole old cook
ing stove, ono churn and table, one de wing ma
chine and one desk.
Terms OF Sale-Cash, provided the apprais-
ed value or two-thirds thereof be hid else ON
credit of twelve months, after 70 aslyort,su
ments for whatever the same may bring; pur-
chasers giving bond with approved security
bearing eight per cent. interest from day IL
saIe and mortgage aud vendors lein also re-
tanned on land, should IL be sold on credit
r. e, WYCHE, Sheriff and
ex-oilici0 Auctioneer, B0ssier Parish La
Bellevue, La, Aug. 81, 1882.
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stray sale.

II the Peace for Ward 6, Precinct q, bJ
Robert NJ. Sibley, on July 3Ist, 1882 and viii
be sold for cash, at New Kansas, B0ssier par.
ish, La, on Saturday, September 18th, 1852,
email grey mare pony, aged about Z years,
about Isl hands high, branded on the left hip
with the letters o or 80, and under same,
figure and Q, and under latter is the brand of
spade or trowel
Appraised at So
The owner ia requested TO come forward,
prove property, PAY charges, 60.
w I'll BLEDSOE. Constable
August TO- 1882
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ROCKY MOUNT, Sept. s. ,s2

Rocky MOUNT, Sept. 5, 's2.
Friend William: The Collins.
burg returns of election received
For Benton, 2s3. For Canes, five.
Signed by commissioners. r.
Cavett, j. G. Beasly and Samuel H.
Sibley. w. A. STROUD.
of Committee on Election.
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Don't forget Messrs. Hicks & How.
ell, of Shreveport when in need of
plantation supplies and staple and
fancy groceries; they sell cheaper
than the cheapest.
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SheriR,s Sale.

Vance 4 Marks, Ezra, No: ae4. End Judi.
vs.. Cial Diatrict C0,trt
lack Doles Bossier Par, Ia.
by virtue of writ Of seizure and sale issz,ed
~ from the Clerk 3 office. Parish OF Bosvier.
in tho above named suit, directed to fhe Sheriff
Of B0ssier Parish, have saized and viii Dro.
coed to sell at public auction, to the last ana
highest bidder, at the Court house door, in the
town of Bellevue, Louisiana, in said Parish q
B0ssier, La, on the third SATURDAY., the 18th
day Of September, 1882, within the legal hours
Of sale. tho following described property, TO-
wit:
South half Of northeast quarter and north
half or southeast quarter, aud southwest
quarter Of section ~, and that portion III tho
south half Of section IA, lying between Marks
Lake and the branch running north and south
through the southeast quarter 0f section "a.
and that portion Of section %, lying northwest
Of tho lake and same branch and north Of Red
River, and that portion Of section 20. north Of
Red River and south Of the Senteil Il Nattin
line; all In township ~, of range IL, Bossicr
Parish, La, together with all buildings and
improvements thereon.
Seized as tho property Of the defendant.
lack Doics, and to be sold to pay and satisfy
Terms Of Sale-Cssh, without the benefit Of
appraisement.
E.WYCHE,
Sheriff Of B0ssier Parish. La.
Bellevue, La, August 10, 1882.
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Homestead ENTRY No. l2J2,

13nU 0mee s. NatchltOches, La,
August I'D, 1882.
Notice is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fled notice OF his ia.
tention to make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof win be made before
Hon. A. r. Thompson, Clerk Dietrict Can't AZ
Bellevue, La, on 2nd Of October, 1882. VIZ :
Homestead Entity No. 1859 Mood Burk-for
the northeast quarter Of northeast quarter Of
section twenty. township seventeen North.
range eleven West Louisiana Meridian. ne
names the following witnessesto prove hiscon.
said land, viz: Ben Bird. Of Belleype. T.a.'
Julius Garrett, Of Bellevue, La, Hans VIII.
liams, OF Bellevue, La, Charley Williams, Of
Bellevue, La - 49, 3
- L. DUPLEX, Register.
August u, 1882 sept %
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Death Of lanes G. McDade.

M
Death is around and about u.s.
/. is waited on the balmy wings Of
morning zephyr. It turks in the
cool shade Of the evening. It is
eoncealed amid the flowers of the
fields. The great enemy is waving
his black flag above us. Another
one Of our beloved citizens and
friends have been taken away by
his relentless hand. MANY of our
readers will be panied to learn that
1t ten o'clock last Monday night,
September 4th, that worthy and
rood man, Mr.. James G. McDade.
after 4 long illness from consump-
ton, departed this life at his resi-.
dence at Pineville, in this parish,
leaving . large family 70 mourn
their irreparable loss. Our heart
wells With sadness as wc think and
recognize the fact that we have lost
i worthy friend; the country an
honest and true man and valuable
citizen; his wife a kind and affection
Ne husband, and his children a
bring, tender father. In all the re-
ations Of life he was most exem.
aary, and truly q man, sslike the
iivalrous knight Of old, "Withont
n and without reproach.n He
ma man that enjoyed the respect
ID confidence Of all who knew
IN, and nothing could induce him
spprove or do . thing that he
aaght was wrong, or keep him
en doing that which he consider.
hight. Firmness without obsti.
~, was truly his. He was a man
IT would do an oct Of kindness
~ purely disinterested motives
pan with . pure heart, Gin whom
1e WIS no guile.n
Nc. MeDade's sickness had been
Nrscted and his death not a sur.
With christians faith and
rte waited patiently for the end |
eone, and peacefully and with
zisct resignation passed away
y you live SO shall you die,1 was
fausifally exemplified in his life |
9 death And as his children |
arsl The journey Of life. they need
3 ~ Tor q more fitting model to |
Though life than their fathers |
saortls. With him all was vel, |
y God will claim him for His own, |
eyond the pearly gates, in the
'ae1 City made by God, in that
We not made by hands, be will |
= Peace to his ashes.
ae nneral at the Fillmore grave
Y Wednesday was very largely
Aadsa % the many friends and /
aass Of deceased. The usual |
y ceremonies over the remains
coudncted by the Rev. e. B. |
8tmA~x. |
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Our young friend, Mr.. P. B. Holt
publisher of the Minden Democrat,
made this Office pleasant call last
Saturday.
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ExPERIEEcE THE Best GUIDE .-The reason
s why women everywhere use Parker's Ginger
Ionic Is, because they have learned bv erie.
rience-the best guide-that this excelIent
medicine oyercomes dependency, headacha
indigestion and other troubles Home Journal
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-09-07

-, no family should keep house without a hot
ready for use The best Ginger made in this
country is that which il made bv n. X. Browr
rice Fl % and so cents bottle For sale vt Dr.
w j. Mobley's Drug Store ~ ~
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-09-07

FADED CoLoRs REsToRED.-Faded or gray
i hair gradually RECEIVERS les youthful color and
Instre by the use of Parkers Hair Balsam. an,
elegant dressing. admired for its purity and