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CoLoRED SCHOOLS.
Hon SCHOOL, CLASS l,

Miss Mary j. Patterson, teacher, exhibited
illustrations of "The Old Bridge" "The
Blacksmith" an ascending stairway"
whose steps were inscribed with the names
of Longfellow's work. and scroll work
around the room. The programme was as
follows:
Song, Psalm of Life; essay, Sketch of the
Poets Life" Hattie Lee selections, The Day Is
Done" Bette Hudnell Success" Cornelia Co.'S
IN song, "Cnrfew," seho9 selection, "MSInre',,
Julia Prime; selections, "something Left I'M
done" +, Ware The Bell OF Atfi," Erminis
shimm, and The OLD Clock on on, the stair, @,
selections, "fl.e Village Blacksmith" Grace
Laura Jordan, ana "Priscilla's Answer" Mary
Yates; quotations. by school.
HIGH SCHOOL No. Q,
Miss L. +. Barney, teacher, displayed por-
trait of the poet "rhe Building of the Ship"
tablet to the poet, and the poets house. The
following is the programme:
A sketch of his life aud tho historic associations
of his home, Molla syphex; THE ChildTen's
Eose Bryant; music, "Rainy Day" Builders
Jane Cox; Legend of Justice Josie Evans; essay
GgsaiP 81 SS Ss V%SIih %Sp
Thomas Legend Beautiful" Alverta Taylor
duet, "fhe DAVIS bone" Emma Scott and Alice
"King Alfred" George Wells; THE Day is Done"
Emma Dayisi paper, THE Bells OF Atrl,' Emma
Scott; music, The Psalm OF Lie; quotations, by
the school, concert recitation, by school, "The
Ship"
CLASS No. 3,
Mrs. @. L. Parke, teacher, displayed black
board drawings of I.onglellow's house, "The
Bridge" 1.-THE Old Clock on the Stairs" and
n monument with the names Of most popular
poems written on the stones Also the fol-
lowing notices: " Excelsior" '"Lives of great
men all remind us we can make our lives
sublime" Life is real Life is earnest" and
an acrostic in the poets name.
The programme was as follows:
Music, "Foolsteps of Angels" class decama-
ton "Paul levere's Ride" John MGlntosh Tho
Reaper and the Flowers" Jane Hill; defamation,
"Psdm Of Life Annie Ryder; essay, "Miles
standish," Nina Parke; song, 1.-The CurieW," class;
deClamations "The Old Clock on the Stairs" An.
ME Moore, "Hymn OF Moranan Nuns" Rebecca
baldwin, "The Slaves Dream" Mary Chsley
essay, "Evangene" Bruce Evans; declamations,
"The Rainy Day" Grace Banks "The Bridge"
Martha Middleton, THE Childrens Hour" LYDIA
Malylni quotations, class song, "Ihe Song Is
Done
EIGHTH GRADE School No. 9, SEVENTH
DIVISION,
Miss NJ. V. Datches, teacher, rendered the
following entertaining programme;
Quotations Uongiellowl, by the school; essay
| on Longfellow, NJ. Pinket; "a Legend" NJ. Tancll
| "Psalm OF Life" by the school; "Bell of Atri,
| Josie Lewis; "Hiuwathas Childhood" BESSIE
| Francisi essay, Marry Poole; "sandalphon,
| Sarah Diokersoni The building OF tho SHIP,
jamie Grant and the school " In the Cleaning,
Cora Thomas; "The Children's Hour" Maggie
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NnRNIAL SCHOOL.

The exercises of this school were Of moro
than ordinary interest and the large attend
ancc of visitors showed the favorable feeling
towards the school, The character of the eX-
.rciscs showed the high attainments Of the
scholars, and the essay and all brtrayed
more than ordinary thought. Tho pro-
grammc was rs fOllOws
Song. Psalm of Life" school; song, ""The
Rainy Day" school; recitation, "The Wreck o
the Iiesplrus," Helen Lake; essay, 'Fredrigo and
the Falcon" Edith West recitation, children
Elma Saunders; recitation, "WeAriness," Daisy
BOYD; recitation, "Maidenhood," Sallie Coomes !
song beware" Florence Roach essay, story of
Eyangeline," Blanche Jones recitation, The
Builders" Maggie Johnson recitation, The Light
OF the stars" Minnie Bohrer; recitation, selection
from "HiawathHh Jessie Cox recitation, selection
from "Hawatha," Ida DAILY; song, "lhe Bridge
Molle Wyllc; recitation, Paul Rcveres Ride" Ida
Humphreys recitation, Launching of the ship
school essays, "Hiawutha's WoOing," May Raw.
lings "The Famine" NIariellO Bear ''rhc Monk, T"
Fanny Wise, and walter wonder yogelweid,,m,
school; essays, "sketeh of Longfellow's Life,
Louisa Nash, and Writings of Longiellow,
Josephine Bettes; oral composition, Home OF
Longfelow," DAisy Boyd: "Auecdotes Of the
Poet" Laura shackellord, Grace Ravenburg,
Emma Eisenbeiss; reading, My Lost Youth,
Ida Summerschales; recitation &C. Tho Day is
Done" Maggie Maher; "Maxims," Maggie Turk
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The American schooner s. NJ. Bird, John
Merrill, master, arrived here yesterday morn
ing to load with cooperage for Cuba.
The schooner Thomas Richards cleared for
Richmond with load of grain yesterday.
Yesterday Mr.. NJ. Smith was up before tho
mayor charged with selling liquor on Sunday.
He was fined $40. Fine was paid.
The funeral of Richard Lloyd, who died Of
pneumonia on the oath instant, took place
from his daughters residence yesterday, and
was very largely attended. Mr. Lloyd was
born in this city, but in the early part of his
life moved to ST. Louis, where he was promi-
nent business man. From st. Louis he moved
to Illinois, and from there here, where he
died in the 6Sth year of his age,
Ex-Councilman George w. Rock, Of this
city, while in Washington Monday, had his
pocket picked of valuable watch in street
car.
The Alexandria Light Infantry received
seven new members Monday night.
An application from the trustees of the AL
eXandria infrmary to rent the orphan asylum
building, corner of Pitt and Wolf streets which
has been unoccupied for a number of years,
has been favorably considered by the board Of
trustees of the orphan asylum, who have de-
cded to rent the property to the inhrmary for
$50 per annum, the inflrmary to keep tho
buildings in repair and insured. The in
firmary is now located on West Duke street.
The lady managers of the intirmary held q fair
recently, which was success financially, the
receipts being over $500, which will be ex-
pended in furnishing and fitting up the build
ings if they decide to take the orphan asylum.
As freight train ON the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg road, about $40, was passing
through the city, six freight cars and one pas
senger car jumped the track at the Duke
street crossing, There was no one hurt.
The grain market is quiet and easy. There
is no change to note in flour. But little wheat
was offered yesterday, which sold at Sl.23 for
fair Lancaster; 1,i30 bushels of corn brought
62 for white and SO for yellow; nothing done
in rye or oats.
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EIGHTH DIVISION.

SCHOOL No. g, GRADE No. s,
Miss VI. P, Shadd, teacher. This school, be-
sides the usual blackboard drawings, which
generally were of the same character through
out the exercises, rendered the following pro-
gramme:
Chorus biographical sketch OF the poet school
recitation, "The Childrens Hour Elizabeth
Brown; chorus; rccitations Something Left I'M
done" Charley B!andiord; Tne Singers" Rosa
"DEnvoi;" rccitations, " Priscilla" Emma Kin.
ner, and "sandalphon," GeorgieGibbons; chorus,
Footsteps of Angels" recitation, -" Hawatha's
Ship" schools chorus, Psalms of Life = "Gems
of Thought" school.
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MAs11lNGrnN uINlI sCmOOL.

The exercise Mt the High school were pre-
pared with u great deal Of care, and their per-
iormancc reflected great credit upon the
pupils. The drclamHtions were all well de-
iiycrcd. as wcr, also the oratons aud cssays,
and in these latter the diclion was choice and
the though. vigorous and discriminating,
The programme was as follows:
Introductory address. Harry English; singing,
school; reading, "lhc legend Beautiful Miss
H. g. Angel essay, The Poets SURROUNDINGS, >,
Mss Phoebe Holmes solo. The nny is Done"
Ms, 4. G.. GIigg; defamation, "ghc Launching
oflHg snip" II. ". smith chorus choLal society
Grafton, a." The Poets lnilucnec,nC G. NJ. j. sites;
solo " The Rainy Day. ":Niis5 J., Entwiste; essay
ton, The Famine W. II. Chanllce singing,
~ AInnrlnn-M NnNL oil
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To CnnsnmniIyea.

or those with weak lungs splitting of blood,
bronchitis, or kindred affections of throat or
lungs, send two stamps for DIR. r. V. Pierce's
treatise on these maladies. Address the doe
tor, Buffalo, N. Y.
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SECOND DIVISION.

SCHOOL No. O. GRADE No. 2,
Miss Il, l., Wilson, teacher, gave the follow.
ing programme Of exercises
Recltatons-" Footsteps Of Angels" Mary Bres'
nahan; "Twillght," by six pupils The Open
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pirO

CooK,--on February %. ls;s, MARTHA, wife OF 10
seph H. Cook.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
lily invited 20 atenl the funeral from her late Iea-
dence, ll0 Fourth street northeast, on Thursday
morning, March l. at o'clock. Requiem mass VIII
tbe celebrated ut ~. Peters Church.
PARRISH,-On sunday, February %, 1853, at $50
a NJ, STEPHEN &, PARRisH aged 80 years.
Funeral from his late residence, No, Ill stEest
northeast, on Wednesday, ut y, m.
lCinclnnati papers please copyl
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LOCAL MENTION.
"Alderney Dairy Wagons.

"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in u bWard" prints, at 55c. per ID
Also cottage cheese, sc. per ball; buttermilk, be-
per quart, and sweet milk, &C. per quart.
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Job Printing

JOb FrIhIIhE
OF every description executed neatly at the short
est notice at THE REPUBLICAN, Job Rooms.
TIE highest cash prices paid for dresses aud
gents clothing, watches, Jewelry, &c. Call on or
address Herzog, No. 90S Ninth street, near PENN
sylvania avenue.
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Miss NJ , pa,,i .oaoI'o,, ,a,.a tha f,l,o,,.;,,,, =,
well sell aui & ,e"SUt, aS s%sU

RectNudphlcal notes nliI snOIs quot%wtiois % sSloo
| ID. Simd,hs- Drooh nnu iie Wuhsi Linh
saley; s MN vaSne W.. aIt, ,,as umih " Ia
| ley; "p lhe bIu ul,I tne sup, MuiseT ID, h" "
| Il Uniilr; "The Arrow and the Song" Charle!
| WindedE " The Childreu's Hour" Harvey 7
| oninter1; "Burial of the Minnislnk," Fred
| JenEinsJ "Wreck Of the Hcsperus," Thomls :,
ThOmsOl hhe Nll'asE i InVS ~ S,i ~
/ lam L. heauihsl LnA me'y5o ~ p hiuC' Wlii W
| chorus. Ih"t'eSi siHs'"s' ~ iS"iii Va A''e'
National Republican., 1883-02-28

HENRY N. CoPP, SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL.
In this division the exercises were of espe-
cial interest, and in the various schools the
attendance of visitors was quite large, many
prominent persons being recognized in the
audiences,
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DeauIllul programme
Opening chorus, " The Psalm OF Life, school T;
reading, extracts from his life, Douglass Lowry
Teciaions, The Reaper and the Flowers" Sarah
Burch; and "The Old Clock on the Stairs" Mary
Long; solo, The Rainy Day." Lizzie Shea; reel
tation, " The Castle Builder Kate Feeny; read
ing "The Launching Of the Ship" Edgar II. May;
reCltations, "The Bridge" Mamie ROdier; and
"The Village Blacksmith" Annie q, Carr solo,
THE Arrow and the Song" Della Neland; recita-
tion, "The Wreck Of the Hesperus," Sadie Wood
ward reading The Day Is Done" Phebe Ross
chorus, Stay, Stay at Home" school.
SCHOOL No. 10, GRADE No. 4,
Miss F, L, Reeves teacher, gave the follow
ing we'll prepared order of exercises;
Chorus, psalm of Life A." school; recitation, "LIfe
Of Longfellow," SCHOOL, reading, THE Chidrens
Hour" Ida Welch; recitation, "lhe Arrow and
the Song" Annie Norris chorus, THE Star"
school; recitation, "Home Song" william BuCkly,
Andre KTull, Augustine Lyslght; reading, Wreck
of the Hesperus," Ada Denham; recitation,
"Flowers" Elizabeth Ewald, Mary Genesto, Re-
beoCa Levy, Hannah Poppersi chorus, Longing
for spring, school reading, The Bridge" Mag,
Maud Barnard" and "ReIrbution," Henry Hi.
ton; chorus, "Rest of the Flowers" school, reclta-
tlOn, psalm of Life" number of glrlsi reading
| "Village Blacksmith Benjamin Carrigo; chorus,
"Wanderng Song" school.
SCHOOL No. /, GRADE No. 8,
Miss NJ, c. Kelly teacher, offered the follow
Ing attractive programme:
Song, Morning" by the school; reoltations
| " Daybreak" Edwin Parkhurst; Paul Revere'f
! Ride" Harry Benney short reoitatlons, aneo.
doIes, short sayings, notices, and eharaeterlkucE
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Miss w ary j. Davis, teacher, presented the
followiE z interesting programme:

OpcuI q chorus, "stay, Stay at Home" by the
school: 1 CCitRtiOu, Mr.. Fiuney's Turnip" Har.
M Mgi ling; rccati N, "Thc Brook and the
irSe," Annie ROsenhcm; recitation, "Chil.
/ "Ink II lOra Ncuhaus conversational exercise,
tniloiN lows liome and Lie" by the school reel.
iunn: I'd The Arrow nnd the song,' Mary Sher-
1ownspU Glhton' CnlluitnS, hourt, ABlts NJ
Mary a lecNauoni NJ &c bincksmhh,,
Irwin; hloyi r3nrlRuous M'EprehE MnrS L.
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Succession sale,

Succession of Hannah p. Dickson, deceased.
Dy virtue of q writ of sale issued from the
- Honorable 2nd judicial District Court in
and for BOssier parish, La, and to me directed,
will proceed to sell at the Court house door,
in the town of Bellevue, La, on Saturday,
the 10th day of January, 1883, the following
described land belonging to the succession Of
Hannah Z. Dickson, deceased, to-wit:
East half of northwest quarter; north half
OF northeast quarter of section IL, township
81, range IA; northwest quarter and west half
OfnOrtheast quarter, and lots and 8 of section
% lots and and northwest quarter Of south
west quarter, southeast quarter of northwest
quarter, and west half of northeast quarter of
section q; lots 2, and g. and east half of
northwest quarter; west half of southwest
quarter, and north half OF southeast quarter,
and southwest quarter of northeast quarter of
section %; lots |, 5, s and 8, aud east half of
northeast quarter, and southeast quarter of
section 3d. lots 4 s and 9, and east half OF
southeast quarter of section %; west half of
southwest quarter of section 3; lots and 8,
and east half of southeast quarter of section
g; section 81 and lot3 of section 80, township
., range Il.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, if appraisement or
two thirds thereof he bid; otherwise re adver
tiscd and sold according tolaw, on a credit of
II months for whatever it will bring.
r Z, WYCHE,
Sheriff and ex oiiicio Auctioneer.
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Bossier District Court,

The Bossier District Court, Judge
Ii. q. Drew presiding, and j. A. W.
Lowry Prosecuting Attorney, adj
journed sine die last Saturday. The
following cases have been disposed
OF since our last issue:
William Winter VS.. Granville c.
Smith; s. j. zeigler third opponent
Judgment for 3rd opponent.
Penuie Lemons VS.. j. B. Oneal.-
Judgment for defendant.
s. w. Vance, ct al. VS.. James A.
Pickett, ct al. Opposition to account
of administrator and tutor, by I.
G. Pickett, ct al. New trial granted.
Exceptions sustained.
V. lei. Dickson, and husband, VS..
IL. 2. Dickson. On homologation
Of partition. Judgment homologat-
ing same.
j. 2. Harris, administrator, VS.. j.
A. Pickett, ct ais. Opposition by
heirs of Nathan Pickett, deceased,
on final account of w. M. Pickett,
administrator and tutor, on petition
Of j. p. Harris, administrator, for
homologation and opposition thereto
by heirs of Nathan Pickett. Oppo-
sition sustained.
Succession of James w. Smith
Judgment homologating statement
of debts.
Tutorship of the minor Mary Lula
Michigan. Judgment homologat-
ing first annual account.
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I6tll SectioEa for Eleasc.

II pursuance of law. | will, on Wednesday
Il January 9th, 1883, within the usual hours
for Sheriff 5 sales, let for year 1893, ar public
auction, TO highest bidder, ut the Court house
in Bellevue, Bossier parish, La, the 10th See
ton, VI Township 10, OF Range II, in said par.
isl. The improved portion OF said section has
good substantial fences around it, separate
from adjoining property.
Terms of Lease Lessee shall pay in cash
ON day Of letting, the costs attending the lease.
and for remainder Of his bid shall give his
pronlisory p9te, payable December lst, 1888.
with approved personal security and also give
bond and approved security. in unof $500 90.
to protect the land leased from any and every
kind of want0n injury.
B.A. KELLY, Parish 1'rea surer
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SheriR,s sale:
Hicks & Howell1 NO..
vs.. In Bossier District Coart;

Hicks & Howelll No..
vs.. In B0ssier District C0hrt;
E. NJ. Plat. Louisiana.
by virtue of writ of fieri facias issued i'll
~ the above named suit, and to me directed;
l have seized and will proceed to sell at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, .at tllG
Court house door, III the town OF .Bbllethk:
Bossier parish, La, within the legal hours III.
sale, on the first Saturday, the Ord day III
February, \. D, 1893, the following described
property, tO-wit:
Lot No. foar, containing the following: Tfit
part of section 6, between lot and the Bill
Platt place, being GAO yards wide clear aefdss
section, in township Is, range IL ana G0tftain-
ing about 81 acres, and southeast quarter Of
northeast quarter and northwest quarter 6f
northeast quarter Of section 1, townships IS;
range II, containing 80 acres and s0uthweft
quarter of northeast quartet of section 81,
township ~, range IL, containing 40 acrea;
making in all, 35l acres. Also, the southeast
quarter of section z, township H. range n;
containing l60 acres
Seized as the property Of tho defendant. n:
a. Platt, and will be sold to pay and satisfy
said writ
Terms of saIe-Cash, without the benefit 6f
appraisement.
RE. wYCHE, ShStiR:
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quarter, section 10, and west half of southwest
quarter, section 26, township 81, range IL; 100
acres, more or less.
One-half of east half of northeast quarter,
section 9, southwest quarter of southwest
quarter, section 10, east half of northwest
quarter, section l6, east half of southeast quar-
ter, section 10, all northeast quarter, section
IL, north half of southeast quarter. section -
south half section 81, township 81 range I3
I00 acres, more or less.
Southwest quarter of northwest quarter
section B. aud one-half of east half Of south
east quarter, section u, aud west half of north
east quarter of section -, and west half of
northeast quarter of northwest quarter sec
ti0n ~, all of southeast quarter of southwest
quarter, section 30, and half of southwest
quarter, section "a, township y, range 10; 1870
acres more or less.
West half of northeast quarter and half of
north half of northeast quarter and southeast
quarter, section 2, west half of southwest
quarter, section 20, southwest quarter Of north
west quarter, section IS northeast quarter of
southeast quarter, section 80, east half of
northeastquarter, section 81, northwest quar-
ter of northeast quarter, section IS, and half
of southwest quarter of northeast quarter, and
southeast quarter of section IS. and west half
or southwest quarter, section 90, township D.,
range IL; 440 acres, more or less.
Half OF southwest quarter, section
), township y, range II; onc-fonrth part south
"Oo' Y.'A tSA VA oout qudIlSf, SectlOn Oh
township Ia, range u; south half of southeast
quarter, northeast quarter of southwest quar-
ter, east half of north west quarter section &c.
township l8, range 49, 100 and IS 100 acres
Half of northeast quarter of northwest
quarter, and southeast quarter of section Is,
aud south half of section IA, southwest quarter
and southwest quarter of southeast quarter of
section Is, township l6, range l2; $50 acres.
Terms of Sale-On a credit of IL months for
whatever it will bring credit purchasers re-
quired to execute IL months bond with APP
proved personal security, with mortgage and
vendors lien retained and bearing Sper cent
per annum interest from day of sale.
K. E. WYCHE,
Sheriff and ex oficio Auctionneer.
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u III the proceedings of the Lou
isiana Conference M. Z. Church
South, recently held at Mansfield,
We find the following appointments:
Rev. B. f. Alexander, Presiding
Elder for Shreveport District; Rev.
John d. Classify, preacher in charge
OF North Bossier Circuit, and Rev.
Enos B. Foust, preacher in charge
OF South Bossier Circuit.
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SIaeriG,s sale.
Mrs. Nina Robertson and husband,

Aaron Helms and II. If. Underwood.
No. 294S In Bossier District Court, Louisiana.
Ry virtue of a writ of fieri fsscias issued in
AD the above II med suit, and to me directed
| have seized and viii proceed to sell at public
auction, TO the last ard highest bidder, ut the
Court house door. in the town Of Bellevue,
B ,ssier parish, La, within the legal hours OF
sale. on the third Saturday, the Goth day Of
January, 1883, the following described proper
ty, to-wit:
The northeast quarter of section 81; east
half of southeast quarter of section g.; north
halfof section 80, township 81, range 10; west
half of section 4; east half of section 5, town.
ship 20, range H. dess I60 acres sold to w II
Wood and northwest quarter of section IL,
township q, range [
Seized az the property of the defendant
IL. NJ Underwood, and will be sold 10 Jay and
satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale Cash, provided tv o-thirds
Of appraiseluent lac bid, otherwise to be read.
vertised and sold on u credit Of ~ months
K Z. WYCHE, Sheriff.
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For Rent.

A SMALL FINELY IMPROVED RED
N RIVER PLANTATION six and half
miles above Shreveport, in Bossier parish, on
the main river road Contains 80 acres in
cultivation, under good fence; has spIendid
new dwelling house with six rooms, kfyAlen,
cistern, etc, all complete; has new gin house
and press; would rent house without land or
with only 5, 10 or 20 acres if desired Splendid
location for a physician. also offer for rent
my Blacksmith shop and tools at Shady Grove.
A good workman. either white or black, would
do well there, and would get all of Inv planta.
ton work. No shop nearer than seven miles.
Apply immediately to
s. j. zEIGLER,
Shreveport, La, or Shady Grove, La
January IL 1888. ~ feh
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A Coon FoUNDATIoN.-In American
households the prevailing complaints
are weakness of the stomach and its
consequences, indigestion, nervous
ness and rheumatism. Such sufferers
can lay a good foundation for health
by using Parker's Ginger Tonic as il
tones up the stomach and nerves, and
keeps the kidneys alive and active. =
n. @. PicGyuae.
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20 Eleven thousand acres oil
land belonging 20 the succession oil
b. +. Fort, deceased, will be sold
at this place next Monday on a cred
ltof II months for whatever price
the land will bring. Persons wish
ing to invest in lands in this parish
should no fail to attend the sale on
next Monday, 22d instant.
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u People laugh much about
New Year good resolutions. But
are not good resolutions better than
none tall : None of us are satisfied
with ourselves; would it not be pitia.
Ole should We become satisfied with
our dissatisfaction Let US then
nave good resolutions; not too many,
out a few of the real, determined
kind.
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~ Call at Messrs. Kahn Sc Ri
CARTS and look at the most exquisite
line of fancy dry goods in Shreve
port. Neither time nor money ha,
been spared in purchasing thes,
goods, with view of pleasing every
one. A handsome selection of la
dies dress goods.
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Notice.

I hereby revoke all mandates and powers Of
/ attorney, either of a special or general
character. heretofore given by me, 20 any per
son, or persons, in Bossier parish, La. All
persons are warned against making any con
tracts or transactions affecting. in any man
ner, my property in said parish, with any one
not holding written authority dated subse-
quently to tins notice.
MARY H. BIXLER
january IL, 1885, Its