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Eight Thousand eu Cleveland.

From The New York Star. October 81
VIM Thompson, OF Marion, y. J., whose once IN
this city Is No So sullivan street. yesterday wax
cred with republican syndicate OF betting men
5000 on the result OF next months presidential
election. He wag~rcd 81 900 that Governor Gle, .
land would carry New York state. $1,000 that he
would carry New Jersey 81 oC that ne would sccurs
the electoral vote OF Connecticut and sSoa that lac
would be elected President over James q. klalne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22

James n. Folger, postmaster at Mantau station,
Ohio, was arrested yesterday Tor emoezling $1,000
IN postal money orders.
At the annual meeting OF the American Anti-
Hon. george 7. Hoar Was elected presidenE
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THr POLITICAL FrKMkxr an rnr.sr,s

BRussKls, October 22-The POLITICAL fernene
continues 10 develop serious outbreaks Al Cour-
tral AT Hasselt and at other places collisions have
occurred between the clcricals and the liberals
ana rioting has been the consequence. shots were
nred Into crowd near Malines, which took deadly
eject. one person was Killed outright and four
Others were wounded. The Eto1ls Beloe declares
that The conservatives are seeking IA bring back
the sinister period OF lssa The king this morning
gave an audience 20 Prime Minister Nalon. The
cabinet were summoned 60 n meeting, and at this
hour Il 80 n M are sitting
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DAITINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN The last AND THE WEST.
VIA WASHINGTON.
DQt's<rT TRACEt IANNFy COy-pIFRr

HISE III W sE-S IhE EASI AND IHE "ESr
DOUBLE TEA Tlpr I IAN COUPLER,
soHEpuIE II Mi THfEGE fgNDsy SESE 18th
Leave Washington from station corner of New Jersey
avenue and street.
stS05 a IA, I0:I5 a IA. 1910 p m with Through
Coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars to above points
without change. l0l5 a IL oaily &c Chicago except
Her fiitsburg at 80 m and $40 D. m daily: 40
m. 70 Pitt-burE Cleveland and Detroit, wit6sleep
ing Cars T. tittsbnrz.
Saiy With Sleeper for Toledo via Wheeling and Lake
Trains Tor Philsdelphiz and New York a. $40 a. m
fsiS' except sgn4 day, 3 p Ia and s4G p m and
IeI IsI5imore Oh week days 80 $40 500 $40 300
minute trsin.) $40. ISo $50. 90. $50 gao. l0:iOp
FOR Baltimore on sundays G 80, 500 500 m. 12a
1erPoints the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. lois
I.r Annapolis. GO = and Il Ioand 4:4op m on
xs sr1 May s $40 a nj so 80 N
s,9o 90 80 a M, ~ 10 p NJ 5 SO $40 7:oo and
Y fos Stations $50 On I ana and
40 a "a ana SIS 2 N daily except Sunday t:I5
tIsneh 30 m dsy. for Lexington stsunton and
freGerek SO NJ lois L. AS G n Say e cor
Tor Hasersi6xn. lois m and 5s5 p IN daily e.cep.
Trains arrive from the West daily. 20 7:seA m d
From New Yerk and Philadelphia ass s:soa m daily
ED y. 1aily, except SUNDAY.
From Annapolis. $40 a II. and 80 and 81 D. m :;
Sunday 1853 a. NJ. 6:S5 y. m.
From LEXINGTON. 2:1s p m daily, eHcept Sunday.
xrOun Frederick and Intermediate POINTS S:25. a m
DIS D. m and s:l2 daily. except Sunday SD
T. n. daily from Point OF Rocks
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 200 90
ESQ 7-l5 ESQ. 500. BIO and 10 50 m. l2I5, 2 so
40 40 500 6:23. sd go and lo:l3 p N; on sun
days 90 40 rs. $50 $40. ssOo. a IN. lSo. $50
e=25 7.30 AID 800 p. M
cspt $40 D. m.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Washington station, 6l9 and 1851
fepnsyvsnis avenue 18th street. where orders
III Be taken fo= baggage to be checked and reeeised a
": NJ CLEMENis NJ Of T. baltimore.
$E G. X. LORD. Gen1 Passenger Agent
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The Drouth in Southern Maryland.

From the baltimore American. today.
The droutn In Southern Maryland is reported %
be distressing IN Its effects, and the farmers are
much discouraged Reliable reports from ~.
Mary's Charles and Calvert counties state that tina
wheat crop Tor the next year--whlch l. one OF tho
staples OF that section-wil amount IL almost
nothing. Very little has been sown. as the grouad
has been too dry and hard 90 be prepared TO receive
II, and even that little, IN most Instances has
sprouted and rotted IN the ground. number oc
farmers are shipping 10 Baltimore for sale ths
wheat they had reserved for seed, having given M,
al hope OF an opportunity for Seeding Il. Many
farms have no water upon them-sprlngS pumps
and streams having been entirely dried up-ani
some families have to send Tor miles for water To
drink.
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GoLDEs Srrcrrrc,
POSITIVE CURE

E6ectines speedy and permanent cure whet her the
patient 10 9 moderste dr1nker alcoholic wreck 70
be evsn n cup a - coffee without ths knowi
edee Of the psson taking &C. II y tastas9 end cdoe-
lea ThousAnds q drunkards have bseu uno tGnper-
ate men Who hsvs taken the 0oldn Spsot1o@n their
coffee without thar knowledge snd ssv bs1icve they
Quit drinking Of their Tree ~ Il h ahsolutsly
haruleesL C1res Guarsntsed
Rxice o. Ctrculaxs free
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO. propriefors.
LES Race stsees. C1nnnnan, ohie
For sals b. r. Z HELpHENgTfNE. prumist. ccrna
11th md sssta and llfh stssst and v<rmont asenu
WsaAlnetoa. n q osQpo
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A YorNG GIRLS ISsANfTS--Miss leo. 81 RaIii-
more, beautiful girl OF good family N.ts iil n
her bedroom sunday evening r.AluC Ia.Eiac.
She had FOR several wears cherished tbs s;lt. "a IL
she would DC allowed 10 become nun. ana -
Gently commenced To prepare fuT a iiulHiair,
against the wishes OF her family. ia, latter llen
appealed TO the priests, who refused TO AId h,.I,
whereupon she became somewhat su.lca Rath dis
appointment Her troubles weighed on brr mud
TO such an extent that she gradd1ly show "a -igas
OF weakening Intellect. ON sunday sac ayrui I'D
her bedroom and. denudlng herself. laid doan IN
the floor and commenced 10 scream. IL has since
been found necessary TO remove her 10 lae lIa.ane
ASYLUM al Mount Hone
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF BUILDING SITES ON
Il MERIDIAN HILL, FRONTING BOUNDARY.
SlXTEENTH STREET EXTENDED, CHAM
PLAIN, ONTARIO AND CENTRAL AVENUES.
COLUMBIA ROAD. DC.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBERAA&
IHIRTlETH, at FOUR O'CLOCK. We will sell ~
Lots 10, l8 -, % aud 20, in Block 4 -
Sub-lots S. 6 and I, 4, fronting Boundary
street. near 18th street
sub.lots II, Is. u, "a %, "a. % and 81. Block g.
9. TO- IL and Il, g.
39 and 81 IL.
16, 50 u
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These lots desirably situated and will make
splendid villa sites This section Ia rapidly improving
and presents splendid opportunity for investment.
years notes bear interest payable annually and
to be secured by deed of trust all cash at option of
purchaser. Conveyancing. &C. at cost VI purchaser
Terms to be complied with in seven days otherwise
sale at risk and cost of defaung purchaser after five
days public office of such resale in newspaper
published in Washington DC deposit of $50 re-
Quired on each lot at time OF sale
Pats can be obtained at Office of Anctioneers.
OC22-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS Anefs
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NEW YORK. october e2--Gen. Butler arrived IN
MS special car In Jersey city this morning lie
was driven over 10 the Fifth Avenue hotel IA this
city. where he remained during the forenoon. At
one o'clock this afternoon he started for Boston.
lie viii return the latter part OF this week and re-
sumo his tour OF the state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22

OTTAWA, ONT, october 22-The government
steamer. La Canadenne, is at DaIhoiIse loading
SOO barrels of supplies for distressed fishermen on
the north shore OF the gulf or St Lawrence.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
'Jso NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
III


V'o NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
PoToMAC STEAMBOAT CoMPANy,s popular
tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at $50 m Return
Ing. leases Norfolk on Monday, WEDNESDAY and Friday
Harbor going ard rttu ming A''-'' @N" e''N'Ae'd
Exclusive connection with the Boston and Providence
mond steamers. Norfolk and western Seaboarri
ard R9snoke. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
Passage and rooms can be secured ct Baltimore and
Ma avenue ST. Mare hotel office OF KnoI,s exprsss.
sth and Pennsylvs avenue and AZ company
Klo1's express win call for and check basgagefrom
hotels and private residences.
fr-lyht received daily until 5 D. m
seT WILLIAM p WHICH General Agent
STEAMER r. V. ARRowsMITH
FROM TrH STREET WHARF.
Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays, at g. m. Re-
turning Tuesdays. Fridays and Sundays touching at
all River Landings as far Nomini Creek Currioman
ard St Clements Bay. Connects with b. L o. R. r. at
Shepherds JNO b PADGETT, Agent
Z. w. RIDLEY. Manager self
Mt. VERNON. MT vERNoSa
STEAMER ". W. coRCoR,H
vernon at 10 O'Clock returning. reaches Washing
sei6 l.. BLAKE Captain
7 ,ooK ALLOW FARES
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
FIRsT-CLASS FARE. 81. ROUND TRIP. $3.50
Steamer LAKE MoNDAY and TIIUksDAYat $50 pm.
Steamer MOsELEY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at
Passage and rooms secured at b and O. Ticket Office
14th street aud Pennsylvania avenue General Oce 9th
street wharf. Telephone cali 13I-3
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. Z an Fare 25c- sel6
-IEaMFR u,TT.NOTFAyFss FvryTtI sTRFrT
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Latest News by Cable To-day.


Latest News by Cable To-day.
THE CHOLERA IN ITALY.
ROME, october 22.-During the past twenty-four
hours there were ITO fresh OF cholera and 81
deaths throughout Italy.
BRITISH PR0TEcToRAI-
LONDON, october ga dispatch from Sydney, n
s. W., states that the British man-Or-war Nelson
had arrived In Orangerie bay, and had proclaimed
British prOtecLorate over the southeast coast OF
New Guinea.
DEFENDING THE BRITISH NAVY.
LONDON, october 22-Slr Thomas BraSSey, NJ. p,
IN speaking TO his constituents at Hastings yeSter
day quoted statistics, showing that the British
navy, in both armOred and unarmOred vessels. was
superior to the French navy, which is it's most
formidable rival He showed also that the British
navy was equal to those Of France and Italy COM
bined.
LEARNED FRENcHMAE DEAD.
PARIS, October 22.-The death OF NJ. JaQues Au-
guste AdOlphe Regn1er. distinguished French
philologist and member OF the Institute, is an
nounced.
PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR COMING TO AMERICA
LONDON, october 22.-The Truth says that Prince
Albert Victor OF Wales will start next spring on q
long tour through the continent, and will after
ards visit the United States and Canada.
CHANGE OF PRISON.
LONDON, october 22-The last OF the InvincbeS
eight In number, were last evening removed from
Chatham 70 another prison.
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The C0aras,
Snrv~ 80 Nvvrvxy nw,~s

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Browning agt Grant; decree below nf-
1rmed- Ebbenhous agt Killian; mandate OF su-
preme Court OF y. fled with petition for wit OF
Ryan; on hearing.
CIRCUIT C0URT-yud0e Hd0ner.
Natssns / CO. ssS clarE do. Tsyior / Co. ses
Scala; do Entw1stle agt Lghail plaintiff called
and dismissed waple agt Cropley; judgment BE-
low afnrmed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22

Several dlSreputable women were before the pr
lice court In Chicago yesterday. charged with a9-
pearing In Mother Hubbard drcss,s on The street
This action OF the police Is only aimed AT women "
this class
The Mitchell-Burke sparrlng match la New York
last night was declared draw, after tour hardly
fought rounds.
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werxing.~.. Opposed % Rus.-r.

committee from the national labor party this
morning called az democratic national headquar-
ters ana presented Go the national committee reso
buttons adopted by them nj a meeting held In Clar-
endoh Hail last night, stating that "Bent r. Butler
Is travelling through this state maeoueradtng as q
protec:ionist and fr end OF workingmen and calling
The attention Of worSngmen and ahti-monopolist
10 the facts which they claim prove him 20 be q
monopolist and an enemy 81 labor
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RANGE OF THE THERM0MErRR.-The following
were the readings of the ONCE OF the chief signal
officer to-day: am, eos: II a. M s4l; pm, no
Maximum, 766: minimum. SOS
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THHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TAYLOR 4 DREAMER. Auctioneers. {
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-04-03
EreS.yBOGgy's Doctor.
BY ROBERT A. GUM. ND.


EIverybody's Doctor contains 684 octave
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The work differs from all other books on
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Every family can save fifty times the price
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For the cure Of many diseases read Esergi
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We refer to the editor of this paper as 70
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~ Send for circular. Agents wanted
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-04-03

U The web of life Is intricate
In childhood the meshes are SO even
and delicate that it seems that a
breath might rend them; then it is
bedecked with dewdrops that sparkle
meath the rays of the sun and is the
reflection of the bright hopes and
aspirations of youth; the dust of
ages settles upon it and its slender
threads sway meath the weight of
the sorrows and disappointments of
manhood; the meshes are severed,
its beauty and symmetry are gone,
old age has done it's work. The
soul has flown.
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Editor of Bossier Banner take
this method of extending to the
good citizens Of Bellevue, my heart.
felt thanks for the many kindnesses
they showed my son, the late SID
NEY L. FORD, during his protracted
illness in their midst. I shall ever
feel grateful to them, one and all,
for their untiring attention to him
during bis affliction. The Rev. e.
B. Foust and his good wife lat
whose house my son passed his last
hours) have the warmest love of
myself and family-and our graft
tude as well.-for the brotherly and
sisterly devotion and unstinted at
tention they bestowed upon my Ia
mented SOD, during his entire illness.
In the deep grief of myself and
family at our irreparable loss, we
feel this one soothing consolation,
that our beloved one was held in the
highest esteem and appreciation for
his many merits, by those among
whom he chose to cast his lot.
In conclusion, l will say that the
debt of gratitude which I feel my.
self and family owe the kind people
of Bellevue in behalf of my deceased
son can never be paid, and that this
card is faint expression of the same.
Your obedient servant, &C.,
JAMES FORD.
Webster Parish, March 26. 1884.
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~ Frettipr is one of the discom

70 Fretting is one of the discom.
forts of this life, and it is nothing
but habit and a very bad habit too,
and one that is extremely hard to
break ourselves of. Because things
don't justto suit us we fretagainst
our luck when there is no such thing
as luck. If we go about doing what
falls to our lot with cheerful and
willing heart, we will find it easy,
and il we fail it's not luck, its our
failure to do what is required of us.
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Webster Parish, March 26, 1884.

20 The ssSeason" for April has
appeared with its usual large num-
Der Of rich illustrations of new COS,
tunes. Ladies who desire to make
an elegantacquaintance should send
for the "The Season." devoted en-.
tirely to the fashions, and hand.
somely illustrated. Price of monthly
part, 80 cents; annual subscription,
80 80. Published by the Interna.
tional News Company, 81 Beekman
street, New York.
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New To-Day.
For NUEe.

One 8-horse power Portable Engine on
~ wheels. This Engine is in perfect order
and good as new. It is the very thing for a
public gin to move abont from place to place
In the hills with two mules, as is the custom in
Carolina and Georgia. It runs 60-saw gin
with 40 pounds of steam, aud this season
ginned 10 bales per day on 20 saw. Any one
wishing to purchase, is invited to get up steam
and run it before deciding on its merits. will
sell very cheap, for cash, or on time to re-
sponsible parties. My reason for selling is,
that intend to run an 80-saw gin, with feeder,
larger engine. also have new Portable
Cotton Press price, $50. Engine and Press
can be seen at Shady Grove. Address me at
Shreveport SD. zEIGLER.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-04-03

~ Travelling along the paths of
life we often meet objections, a
stumbling stone, or barriers that
cannot be brushed away. There is
an obstacle to overcome or a charity
TO sweeten--a dark cloud in noon
tide of life; yet push back the cur
tains and yon find silver lining
beaming upon every hopeful young
heart. Clouds will gather. but they
must as surely go, only in tears, af-
Ter having watered every sweet
floweret in natures garden.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-04-03

Good-by, old blower; you've played
out for 1884. You have often bit our
ears and chilled our limbs, but now
you throw your fieecy robe upon the
violets' bed to warm the earth and
bless our eyes with flowers. Now,
our hens have a fair hope of propa-
eating their species; no more frozen
eggs will nip their dainty feet as
they seek their cosy nests, and chill
their bounteous bosoms, and the
gladstone chirp of the little chick
will echo where the whilom wind
and pelting sleet made music dole
some to our ears.
You are a windy old month, and
the prophet that risks bis reputation
on predictions regarding the wealth.
er you produce, is man of sorrow
and few days. Named after Mars,
you think you are terrible. Your icy
breath chills the ardor of the farmer,
and causes the careful housewife to
entwine the tender twigs of flower
ing plants with an extra blanket
Oh, you're a bad 'un! You're the
worst hypocrite in the church. You
are all wind. But you are gone
Your days are numbered, and the
ice-girt shores of the North must be
your home. Your place will be FILL
ed by the April fool and spring
poets with attendant disappoint-
ments. We bid you good-by, but
we will not miss you. The politi-
clans will still blow on, and we will
not lack wind. Good-by, and may
the peace of earth be thine, and the
tongue of man lie still. Boat, ahoy.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-04-03

u Messrs. Kahn & Bigart are
now daily receiving the handsomest
line of dry goods, notions and fancy
articles ever before displayed in
Shreveport. Their grand spring
opening of spring and summer goods
commenced Monday, and will con-
tinue during the week. Unpredent-
ed bargains are now offered to all
who wish to purchase the latest and
most fashionable styles of goods.
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Messrs. Henry Dreyfuss s.
son. Of Shreveport, are daily receiv-
'ng new goods, and will continue TO
sOa % their stock as needed. II
s0a need anything in the dry goods
W., thelr's is the place to find it.
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70 Mr.. Julius A. Jacobs, No. 13,
Texas street, Shreveport, is now
opening and displaying one of the
grandest lines of Spring Goods ever
brought to Shreveport. A call will
convince any one that he is in the
lead in displaying all Spring and
Summer Novelties. His attractions
are in every branch. His stock of
dress goods, trimmings, white goods
linens, lawns, bed spreads, towels,
&C., are immense, and are offered
very low.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-04-03

% Stock in this parish has come
eat well. With the advent of spring
We bovine hath an abundance of
hcculent grass and is regaining
strength and picking up fast.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-04-03

AZ Next Sunday is Palm Sunday.
It is the beginning of Easter week,
one which is observed with much
solemnity throughout all Christen.
dom. It is the last week of Lent,
and is aboutthemiddle of the church
year.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-04-03

u Industrious men looking for
locations for farms will do we'll to
visit Bossier parish and other parts
of this State. There are many
splendid tracts ofland that ought to
be producing crops and making
money for some one, and more farm
ers are needed.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-04-03

u We have the location and
climate, and all that is needed to
make this one of the leading sections
Of the South is more good farmers,
energy and capital.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-04-03

~ Good patronage makes good
paper, aud good paper is of great
benehttoa locality. Look to your
interest and patronize your home
paper.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-04-03

AZ There is splendid land here
70 be bought at reasonable prices,
aad our climate, markets, ETC., CON-
pare favorably with other States
Come and see.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-04-03

~ Nothing will do more to build
up . town anywhere than to have
good roads running into the country
b all directions.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-04-03

q hr. s. ]. Zeigler has an eight
horse power portable engine and a
new portable cotton press for sale,
% reasonable terms. See his adj
FeTtisement elsewhere.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-04-03

u Every man and woman ap-
preciates true politeness. It covers
aud excuses many defects and rarely
fails to be noticed and appreciated.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-04-03

E The finest line of clothing
and gents furnishing goods in
Ehreveport.is now on exhibition at
Messrs. Henry Dreyfnss s Sons.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-04-03

u Godey's Lady's Book for April
has been received. The amount of
reading matter and the number of
pictures it contains are really as
tonishing. They seem to cover the
whole ground and answer every
question.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-04-03

@0ur Little Ones for April
aes been received. 1t is the finest
40ntaly publication for tho little
ohesshat visits our Office. 1t isissued
y she Russell Publishing Company
q Boston at 81 so a year.