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HUMAN TENANTS.
The Millions OF Animals TINT 1.-Two
In nearly Every Human NOdY,

Tho Millions OF Animals TINT 1.-Two
In nearly Every Human nOdy,
Have you ever looked through micro.
scope Mt u drop of StagnNnt water, and II so
did you not notice an army Of animals that
were swimming around in itH And did you
know that the blood that CirculRtes in human
veins is composed Of infinite numbers OF small
corpusCles that resemble animRlsS And did
you also know that when anything poison
GUS gets into the blood, it becomes Just like
feed upon each other md upon tho blood
itself? And yet not one person in fifty is
free from blood poisoning in some form or
other, Every moment Of the life, whether
awake or asleep, million poisonous ami
mails, invisible to the naked eye, are feeding
upon the very elements that make and sus.
tain life This terrible fact not only &C.
counts for many diseases, but shows the alb
solute necessity of driving this army Of ami
mails out Of tho body by some gentle yet
powerful agent that will awaken the energy
Of the system, aud put pure, rich, health
giving blood in their place.
A well known gentleman in Washington
was for years troubled with loss Of appetite,
faintness ut the pit Of the stomach, nervous
ness, sleeplessnoss, dull headaches, and va
rious other symptoms which interfered with
his important duties, md made life burden.
Physicians could not tell him what the trou-
bio was, but through the urgent solicitation
Of friend, no at last tried a new course of
treatment, discovered TINT his blood was I'M
pure, and he Is well to-day wholly through
the use of VoIina Cordial, the remedy which
Is becoming 80 popular, and is attracting
such wide spread attention from scientific
people md physicians. Tho chemists who
have analysed Volina Cordial, find that
1t not only contains the purcst elements, but
Is such that It will drive impurities from the
system, and place the body in condition
where It can DO thoroughly cured and retain
health.
When we consider the terrible amount Of
poison that is in tho blood, that Is dragging
down so many thousands Of people to un-
timely graves when We sec the losses which
It brings TO business mon, professional men
and heads of families because they Rre una
BILE to attend 10 their dutios, and when we
reflect upon the innumenblo numbers Of
mothers and children on whom II has cast
It's faint, we aro not only compelled to feel
a sense Of sadness, but to hail with rojoc-
ing anything which comes unheralded, like
Volina Cordial, 10 purify tho blood, drive
out disease and bring vigor and health.
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TupeEWAetEgr,

Having fold pIno-teuIhs Of the Writing Machine,
soI m liz STATE we Ollim II clearly demonstrates
M rlperi0rlty Of our machines BeloWsH0. give
partial StOi iptamGd luiHg Ihelni.
= Daily Intnllig1uCCE,
Daily RcglstGl
Newsletter,
". p. hubbard, Attorney
Robert Whltp, Htnrury'i
ln-pph Il, PAUL, attorney,
Russell & idlcl, attorneys,
q o. stundS, attorney, AOBanlnWn,
John Hutchinson, attorney PRtkchbnrg.'
Wan W!nk'e 4 Amber, attorneys, PrTkChblfgI
L6lmlB x TByCuner, attorneys, PGfkrwbuFB,
". Il. II Flick, u. s, District Attorney
Hannibal Forbes u Il Commissioners
L,C. pgllIrEor, Clerk u. :, Court PNEkcBbuRi
Clralc0 3m!.h, Click Ol Court, Falnnout,
O n. Clemens, Clerk OF Court, PsrkcbbuRI
u, g. Hoge, ClCrE Of Court, Hinton,
h, Il Fast, C,ur& OF G6lr, N9Egapt2Wu,
Manufacturers Insurance Company,
pe1bGdV Insurance company,
uriatWFitH-a Insurance Company
kIis.sln & Atkinson Insurance Agency
EiE v Dunsway q sy Receiver,
Vance, 'nghgs 60,
LFalu Rios BtOfer,
JIurOn iron Works.
Whitaker Iron Work.,
Lgughlin Iron WdTfs,'
BoBwOOd Iron WursGi
A. J Sweeney ~ son.
HubhG BIOfkln'crE 70,
For AL particulars IN regard 70 tCrHN Ol.sAle Anu
for CATALOGUES address ,o,, oo
amid bS Twelfth Street.
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gamratiDuaI,
IN, De GRAKTAL kGAlEMY,
EEAR WHRzLNal VI VA,

Tie thirty.ninth year Of this 'WGllLnoNn Arad'
amy under the charge oi the Visitation Num-,
opsps on the int Aondg Of ssp!ember-uszt and
continues ten months
Pupils received st any tine in the session.
Those who deslrS 70 place their daughters in an
Institution InOrdlng exceptional advantages In
nc way Of heGlthiul Sad delightful location, ex'
pallunt board, thorough discipline and instruction
A, he hands Of lifelong teHChsn in Oyery depart
pant Of female education, including tho modern
language and music, should send for catalogue
Of tai, school. Address,
Dlrsc1ea Of the Academy Oithe Visitation,
Mt, De CHAETAL,
,rlsnaw Near Wheeling " Va.
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keelsn per nest q 5O butter tubs, g lbs capacity
Si EilhboaIds, plain 9 4Al toi Vashboa1dl
patent, per dozen, " HQaS y,
western aud lSJfo toFtull cream sWeltIer I0tfi
l2c, according 70 quality LimbuEBeF l4ci FGcloEI
re-: : medium nRGEsFsl 81 %; No. q me
BeaTEUholcs navy at q 50; medium q T., mix
ed q 90; Luna tko per ID,
sd SALES q timothy seed a. q % pei
hushel clover small seed - O0i Large " q, n
salt-No. per Dbl 600; extra per Dbl q $751; dairy
ane, . buAhel sacks q 70 per sack.
SUED COnl-8a9O per 10,
Ondora, l0al01Eci new eyaPo1ated peaches, l1Sa
Ice; new halves, dry peach, 6ISA6G,
OL-,LAFd, extra western strained, 500; carbon,
no. 7tee4I6on, lbo, SHei while mineFA' best WIN
PsiRlI--OnoIcO white Tennessee, 7sjlAoi VII,
ginla Sas11fc greeni roasted q 2oal 70 per bnshe
WOOL, HTC.
The loNRl market ID rather weak, caused by the
uusGtIleG condition Oi the Eastern markets, which
are uncertain oa account Of the threatened strike
Of the textile workers, aud other unfortunate cir
cumstsnc9s PdcCs have fallen Off Lomewhat
from last week aud are " follows; Xxx washed
lei unWaAhed one-thlId oti medium washed,
Sla;3c; uHwGshed 2laaic,
GiaINg-Sl 75al w. according 10 quality,
NAILS
ing lnalcEuOhs ate thAt ing nhil lraae lnn Ia!'
SGlnS 70 ps better 'aad s9s SGSs TINE W. PSs
lhe mus Ale NJ on lul Rnu tuunluR " nn lulleAs
capacity Another change h6l been made IN me card
mlel when u now t%iV' W uAys, percent on loI
cash aud rebate Of 10 cents per EFg on carload
Nails, Fei.es aud Brads-lOlto cod, 9 10; 81 and
% AZ y; q and a. 81 9Oi ID aud 3D. Sl5; ID
~ " o. q, A, y ,,oh az IN, Ir,h ann,
LIZ Incn' lV lnS' ~ ", lu w r. XVI
i ~ suS5' 2 Aoi ~ 'uuu sSWiFs 'uSn' ~ 7'i ~
FEiI;;nntvgIi men y ili "a inCh' y IVY d men
! S az; N 3lM men, y WI Iheh' ~ loi 20 lnch,
=" ~ Inen Al - oVSF, ~ "a, so,Ksa cam al
a ~ w ~ ~ ~ oh " VVu' " A0i on S'H' WI
W ~ ~ WV "u' B ~,
Thoso n,,,os 10. h0 ~ ~, ,r.n,,o,tor,
oikhls day subject to fluctuations during the week,
b, oSa,S Wy SMIuy i-Vc' Cho'Se IN 4A'E
asS pN,stoo0 lnsasc NOR husbe,
Rntsn "a Ia 'Ne T.prIosv and
tIm,n",h pehr H. IIac WI, hIs,, 5nsSc
~, Xxi 6nInns GSayS, nv n.y. LmSL,1N Sw"S,
SSy, So'a W. ~ oUsa w et pDI hAHlO'S
III ~ s zsaSS PSF c uuESn q, ma, IN
ncpPsWJ cnSdI s'''2-+'' S'ul'HoH S''V'"'HV'
t"'I'
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INV YoAx, boo, il-AllhOugh tho market 10,
fleets The quiet usuAi 10 Tie period 81 The stAiun
Tot cotton ROOd1 tu0fe was more Inquiry and ltlf
volume oil new business, Aglnti advanced tho
price VI Anchor shltung' " NJ Vent
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HOME NLAlEIIETs.


Commodities.
INrELtlaENCER OFHcE,
WHEELING. Tuesday, DEC. H.
CotIteS have advanced In most decided manner
during the past week and arc now higher than
they have ben for over year past. The tendency
Is still upward aud u further advance may be
looked for. They arc still higher in this country
than in Rio ITSELF The grocery trade has been
good and tho same may DO sud Of tho business
done Ia the other departments oil tho lo9Al market
A number Of important changes Will be found In
produce Quol atoms Nails have been nut up TO the
$40 card sugars have been marked up some
also The figures given below arc subject 70 tllC.
tRtlOny during the week.
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HaEaical.
THE GREAT REGULATOR

No medicine II 50 uni,
YenAllY used Rs simmons
Liver Regulator. II won
IL way into every home
by pure, sterling merit.
i takes the place Ol a
doctor aud costly pre-
kcrlpti0ns, Il IL a family
medicine containing no
dangerous qualities; hut
purely vegemhlei gentle
In ~ action and can DO
safely given to any per-
son no matter what age,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-15

It has no equal Us Preventive Medicine
and viii do good in any sickness 1t acts gently on
the Bowels add Kidneys and rOTecta tho action Of
the Liver. Endorsed BY persons Of the highest
character and eminenceas
The Best Family Medicine.
II eh,d has the co 10 1, Is a sure and safe rem.
edg, II will restore strength to thu OVerWOrked
father 1nd relieve the wife Di low spirits headache
dyspepsia, COluupAtl1n and like Ills, Genuine has
0urE stamp IN led on hont OF wrapper, prepared
J, IL, ZOlIin SEQ, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-15
Grustee Sales
TRusTEEIs SALE.

By virtue OF Deed OF Trust made by J. Il. Good
EckhardtSn and q. Werner EckhArdt her Husband Y
the undersigned trustee, dated June p 1858, aud
recorded IN the office Of the Clerk OF the Comfy
Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia, in Decd q
Trust Book No 10, pagG 2Sl, Twill sell q puont
auction at the front door OF tho Court House o.
said county on
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF DECEMBER, ;lsSe
commencing at 10 O'Clock, a, M, tho following, de-
SGTIbed real estate, that Is 70 say the south Oneha
Of lot number nine, fronting on the west side o,
North Wheeling, together with the improvements
erected thereon; but excepting and reeetyIng
theFeirOm strip OF ground i've feet In width oil
the western end and The full width Of said lot
Also excepting and rfservinR strip OF GROUND
two feet in width oH the northern side the iulI
are reserved for the use Of the owner. or owners oil
said lot "a private alleys, forever
Also reSeFving the right 10 the owner or owners
ola frame building now on the north one'hali Of
said lot and extending over and resting on two
feet OF said south One-hRli Of lot No to remain
thereon until the owner or owners wish 10 erect q
new building on the north half OF said lot No o.
The title 10 tho above property believe 70 be
Perfect but will convey only the title vested III
me by said Deed Of Trust,
Terms oil Bale-0ne third Of thonurchaSe money,
and as much more Is the purchaser elects 70 pay,
III cash on the day Of sale; the balance In two
equal tnstRllmenh at one and two years respective
w. notes bearing interest from the day oil sale 10
DO given for the deferred payments aud tho build
Ing TO be kept insured by tho purchaser for the
benefit Of such deferred payments, and tho title 10
DO retained until payment 4 made ~ full;
J. K, C0WDEN, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER, Auotonecr. noVl2
W. J. W, COWDEN, Solicitor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-15

Graip-.Scw wheat sec per bushel. State oals
27c. State corn, on the wharf, $50.
FiOHr-FAnuy patents, (spring aud winter q SOTO
3 Ii; fancy family, white amber amber and winter
Aaj In pAper wood ijC higher. OAt neAl-metlum
-S5 10 per Dbl; fancy 500. Rye -four q %.
Hdy and SruiV-Prlme loose timothy, $40 Oyaig 60
per ton; prime bRlGd sl2 JONil % per ton, by the
car load. straw loo,c, IS OOi balGd, gOO. Very
1iiileBtrAW Il offering,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-15
Isl OF PEIzm.

2l7V Prizes, amounting eco
Application Tor rates to clubs should DO made
only 10 the Oftice Of the Company In New OrlclnR,
Por further information write clearly, giving !lLl
addresv, POSTAL NOTES, Express Money otler7,
Of New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Cur
,en,y by KIpr1sB (0t our Gxpcnse) addressed
"a, A. DAUPHlN
NON Orleans, La,
or N, A. DAUPIuE,
Washington, D. q,
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Make p. O. Money Orders Payable and
address Registered Letters to

NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
DElgCJnEn That the presence Of Generals
hElfl LRlDEN DoAur gard Uand Early who arc
in az ArRc Of the drawings, Il guarantee IL ALSO
iuto ( iTucs aud integrity hat the chances are AL
equal, tnd that no Quo eau ptMibly divine what
munger VIII draw q Prlzp. All pattS therefore
no ding cut Eny other impossible inducements arc
swlDdlc y, and only aim to deceive and deIiaud
the unwRty.
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ATTRACTION!
" OVER HALF A MILLION III ,TRIDUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

IUpoyporatod in 1868 for Is years by tho LegiElG,
.uro flr Educational and Charitable purposes, with
capital Of 81, OO0 UJ0-to which rCsCrVO fund oil
JTNr $4,000 has since been Edded.
~ nm Overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
TAf made part OF Tho present. State Constitution
Ijouttd December ID, A. D., 1877.
The only Lottery ever yQ.ed on aud endorsed by
Inc people Of ANY state.
II nerer scales cr pOslpOHGS,
Ita Gynnd Slusl0 Number Drawings take
place monthly, and tho Soml' Annual Drawings
regularly ever SIX months (iuno and Decenber),
A SPLENDID OPPORl U IlTY TO WIN A FOR
TUNE Iiut q and Brewing, Class a, IN TIE
Academy Of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, January
ii, 1881, --2OOth Monthly Drawing,
CAPITAL PRIZE, 0I5O,OOO.
nB-Solice, --TlckrtsRre Ten Dollars ouly. IIAlyeI
Is. Fiilhs, g. Tenths, 81.
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For the past week the cattle market has boon
quits slow, Win dCGllue "a prlcCL Ths hoy mar
ket has been only fair, with pTICGi tGat were those
Of last week. Quotations rGuge about ~ follows:
Lut!c 600 10 lilo lbs, stock 3haJj<o per 10.
800 to 800 lbs aaG}sc per lb.i 100 10 sOO lbs. 2Ea
Sc per ID.
iOgs-Ni0rkot active; 4ailIc per ID,
LGlRhs-GO)l at 8bSnlIS9 per ID,
(n!Ues-SgbC per ID,
ShGcp-2lSAS;(C per ID,
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All trains daily except sunday
PullmRn'B Palace hunOt OF hotDl Sleeping Carr
through without change from eteubenVille EASl q
llnOlnnSu, lOuISVtllsr Chicago Indianapolis and
st. Louis, "a
For through tickets baggage chenkt, sleeping ai
Recommendations and any further Information an
ply 70 JOHN g, TOMLlNsoN, Ttclet Agent u PAn'
handle station, iO0t Of Eleventh SIvt, or At City
Ticket Once, unIpr AoLpEe Hgasa, Wheeling,
General Manager Piyu suiEh p,
geu'l Pas and Tiohst AEapt biItsbnrEh, IN.
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DENNsYLVANIA UUMFANY,
IL (oPKRAT1Na)
CLEVELAND n PITTahURaH RR,
CONDENSED timetable oil pg4S0tlgor .rRna COR,
rONtEd 10 NOV, I, lSS6--lMntlNl Standard Timei
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Transportation.

| pITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
| u LOUIS RAILRoAD-PsnhRndl Route;
Time tkbla iuT East and West corrected 70 NOV,
II, 1855, TnlnA Leave Panhhudla etAtiOn, loot 0i
Eleventh street, near public landing, ~ iOlloWl
Central STANDARD time.
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All trains daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport Of I:l2 p, m. u;H city
hme) arrive ut Chicago at $50 following morning.
M, arriving at b;l8 p. N.
K. A, FORD,
JAMES MoCREA, General Manager.
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O. x. lord, Gonefal Passenger Agent
B, DUEHAM, General superintendent.
Ut. LANE, fray. Pass. AT, Rh0elInE.
NHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
" Tine table corrected 70 DEC. II, 1888, Trains
leave Panhandle station, foot oil Eleventh street,
near public landing, "a iollows-CentrAl standard
Time-Which 70 Is minutes slower than wheeling
ume' sop,a sor,T
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-07-22

The employment of natural gas
for purposes of illumination and fuel
in Pittsburg and other cities and
towns in Western Pennsylvania sug-
gests to some of the advanced think
ers in the East that the manufacture
Of a cheap artificial gas for fuel might
be feasible. Take the cost of coal,
together with the labor and incon-
venience of storing it, there is reason
in the belief that gas might be sup
piled for fuel just as cheap. If that
is true there are many reasons to
recommend the adoption of it. Gas
is cleaner and in hot weather much
more desirable than coal. A gas fire
can be put out and ignited SO quickly
that many of the discomforts of
housekeeping could be avoided by
employing it. The gas producers of
the large cities ought to investigate
the subject and discover if there is a
possibility Of accomplishing this re-
form.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-07-22

Now that Randall's bill is defeated
those poor fellows who are struggling
along in the effort to make tin plates
with . protection Of only cent q
pound are to be pitied. Itwouldnt
b surpriaing If they should find it
nsosssary to diamiss the lobby agent
they have employed at princely
sahsy and rest content with profits
q 50 O. 50 Per cant year for ) little
while longer. This fact win be 8
great source Of regret to Mr.. Randall.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-07-22

Mr. G. 81. Trousdale has leased and
assumed editorial control of the
Ouachita Telegraph. We wish the
new editor success in his venture,
both financially and otherwise.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-07-22

An extradition treaty between Eng
land and the United States has been
signed. In addition to the customary
clauses the treaty provides for the
surrender Of dynamite miscreants.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-07-22

Boston Globe: 'sThe Senate is
busily engaged in Investigating the
Hennepin canal, with the intention
of pouring a mint of money into it.
Some of them will find themselves
Investigating Salt river about the
time for reelection.
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lionaire manufacturers"

A point for Mr.. Randall from the
Boston Herald: "We suggest to the
protectionists in Congress that the
farmers of New England find the
competition of the west so strong
that they cannot raise Indian corn
with profit, and they would be greatly
benefited by a bounty of, say ten
cents bushel. lis it not the correct
thing, when an industry is unpro6ta-
BILE to make it profitable by payments
out of the national treasury"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-07-22

The Savannah News on the tariff
question: Georgia is practically
solid on this great question. The
people are faithfully represented by
their Congressman, and our esteemed
contemporaries are only stultifying
themselves when they attempt to con-
vince themselves, or anyone else that
there is any considerable proportion
of the people Of Georgia who believe
in the Republican doctrine of robbing
the masses by means of the war tariff
for the benefit of about 10000 mil
lionaire manufacturers"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-07-22

Albany News: Whenever an
Office starts out in search of man
it should be given a headlight and
preemptive right of way; but if one
were to start out on such mission
in Georgia now it would doubtless
be lynched."
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During the past ten years our army
cost this country one half as much
for ito 10000 men as Great Britain
pays fos her FOG, 900 men. In actual
sl6Gsnsy the proportion is much
CREATES, twenty TO one hundred in ia
vcr Of the British army
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-07-22

The New Orleans Picayune says
the rush of American travellers to
Egypt is unprecedented. Thousands
ct oonsumptives go to Luxor for the
pure an.
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n. B. Buskirk, dry goods mer-
chant Of Clinton, Mo-, has fed, taking
with him al of his available assets,
amounting to 81, 900, and leaving be-
hind him debts to the amount of
$4,000
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The Pension vetoes.

There is a great deal of fuss be-
ing made just now about the Pres
ident's veto of a number of private
pension bills. The Republicans in
Congress and the newspapers of that
faith throughout the country profess
to be very indignant about it. They
ascribe all sorts of reasons for the
Presidents action, but put it mainly
on the ground that being Democrat
he is opposed to pensions.
1t is more than twenty-one years
since the last shot of the war was
fired. Since that event all sorts of
general pension bills have been adopt
ed, and the country has been search
ed for subjects on which to predicate
claims for special bills. The general
pension bill now in force is broad
enough to admit the claims of every
deserving soldier, and there is no
good reason for passing special bill
in any case A man who can't get in
under the general bill doesn't deserve
a pension.
The President is right, therefore,
in vetoing the special pension bills.
He isnot guided by prejudice against
pensioning soldiers, but by objection
to robbing the treasury. If the sub
jects of the pending pension bills
had been deserving of pensions, they
would have been provided long ago.
The pension agents have been alert
and avaricious. The President does
not fear the censure of these Repub-
licans. He is right, and the people
are with him.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-07-22

The Times-Democrat says: "Coin
to the value of $4,000 to $4,000 was
fonnd buried in cigar boxes under a
dollhouse on the premises of Squire
Aaron White, of Thompson, Conn,
last week.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-07-22

Seventy-ive persons who partook
Of chicken salad at a tea party at
Charleston, Illinois, last Thursday
night, were poisoned.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-07-22

The British Cabinet at meeting
Tuesday afternoon decided to imme-
diataly place their designations in
the hands Of the Queen
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Savannah News: A Louisville p

Savannah News: A Louisville pa
per complains that shooting men
down in the streets is getting to be
monotonous" in that city. Louis
vile is still suffering from the old
trouble-too much pistol and too
little rope:
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-07-22

The Fort Worth and New Orleans
Railroad was completed to the former
city on the 14th instant, and trains
run over it. Fort Worth paid $685.
900 to secure the line.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-07-22

A very severe windstorm prevailed
in Western Nebraska Tuesday night.
-Four persons were killed, Danish
church was blown down and great
damage was done by it.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-07-22

Twelve thousand tons OF wheat
and Eve wheat-laden cars at MERGED,
California, burned last Thursday
Loss $25O,OOO.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-07-22

New Orleans States: .By far the
greatestportion Of the pulpit and plat
form oratory Of the present day is
wishy -washy slop."
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-07-22

The largest body of fresh water on
the globe is Lake Superior, 400 miles
long, 160 at its greatest breadth and
an area Of $4,000 square miles. It's
mean depth is 900 feet.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-07-22

A well-known truth from the Phil
adelphia Times: sThe workingmen
might do worse than to boycott beer
if only they would boycott all beer. "