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TnE late n. Duclerc, who was u Sen.
ator and for . time Prime Minister Of
France. wss In boyhood u printers
devil In . Newspaper office. He worked
his way up until he became n Of the
Leading editorial writer's In Franco.
Then be entered political life under
he patronage Of n. GARNER Pages.
The elder. During the second empire
~ retired 70 private life and amassed
. ans fortune By promoting" CON-
4anieG
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1.-THE Fatal Illness Of Frederick the
Noble" Is TO he the tito Of Sir Morell
Asckenzie's new book. which In ex.
pcctcd 70 be ready for publication
about the end OF the present month.
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SENATE n SILL.

Recommended ~ The WslSvtsy os tos
tomato ~C"~nwssses "s Tssasee
wAsniS"fos, oce a-Ar. Allison. from
the COMMITTEES on Fieahc~. ret'ntted bere
W ne senate to-day the House Isrin oiu
With an amendment IN IN" nsturs OF . sub
't'to'e. u VAS placed on the calendar
aud ordered 20 IN printed. He said that
the majority and minority reports, Ia &C.
company sbs bill. would h~ nl~i to-nior.
roe or Friday. and vaxe notice that he
vould call M, IN. r. con.ia.,.,o, ~,
Md. ,.,,
, ,,
esuostSosc Tor mo NiHs farm pill
em,s.i,"- an entre revision OF the t~rih
srheduIes ana tho administrative features
~ the present law proposing the Sr-enact.
mcnt ~ all such features A.. in Tn. opial,n
Of the majority IL the 90 ghs
ma, q, D.. rt.,,.J
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ar "a" W apPfohitnat"'y q toil""si
nusaf' r.','"o,v'; Tree list. N.J".Vc; to-
bacco, internal rev~nu-, so Jc.Uu. alco-
hUi in the arts, s1,pp, 90; other reductions
In customs, 5000 O.
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'"- 'o'o"'"S ''"oPs's contains al the
changes ns compared with the present Lave,
the rates by the present Law being given
In parenthssis with each item Except
when tn. art,cl, IL not enutuerated In .s.
ist,ny ,awl.
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-''Would you advise me To take the
lecture PLATFORM" asked an ambitious
youth OF Major Pond, the well-known
lecture manager. after boring him
half an hour with his conversation on
how 10 please the public, II would"
replied the Major: Il would advise
you 10 take the platform way out into
the depths OF the forest, far removed
from the habi,ailons Of man. and
there, amid those dim, u~npcoplcd soil.
sudcs. speak your little piece" lie
left at oncc.-Ttrls Siaisgs.
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IT seems ~ bc now settled that the
authorized life Of Peter Cooper II 10
b written by Mrs. Susan N. Cooper.
principal Of the Cooper Institute art
n~hOOIa
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DEER are fast being cxtcrminated In
The mountains Of Oregon. and the Leg
islaturc will bc asked to adopt "a
ures for their preservation.
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A PARIS firm has produced porous
glass for window panes. The pores
are TOO fine ~ admit u draught, but
they assist In ventilation.
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CArrAIN GLEADELI, Of the noted
White Star steamship Germanic. died
Of apoplcxy during the vessels last
trim 70 New York.
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THE Car and Czarina Of Russia
were recently In the capital Of the
province Of Kooban In Caucasia. The
COssncks received them well.
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Al engineer and . captain have
been arrested at Portsmouth. England.
for showing an American over secret
parts OF Spithead forts.
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ArrORNEY.GENERAL GARLAND ~
turned 10 Washington on the I'd from
Hominy Hill. Ark. His general health
was snid Ia have been improved.
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A BILL has been reported to the Sem
ate for the purchase Of q. W. +. Tray.
IT, life size oil painting Of Abraham
Lincoln for $4,000.
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OulRsnr COMMENT.

An American company has leased
Aboukir Bay from the Egyptian Gov.
eminent 70 grow oysters.
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TRINITY prisoners In the reform
ocAool ~ Pontiac, ILL.,. escaped recent.
II BY cutting q hole through the floor.
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BERNIE. Oct slowing TO heavy rains
Goods have occurred throughput Swits~r.
land and . number Of railways have been
damaged to such an extent - 10 cause in.
O9rvpIiOus In trafpc.
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NEBRASKA STATE NEWS.

him, aud into which IL IL supposed he threw
the match he had just used In lighting .
blast.
OMAHA pays So, 400 par annum for light.
n sGRtUrs case Ut scarlet fever has de.
veloped At Nelson.
A DAIMLER At Grant recently succeeded
In interesting the sheriff In q bunco gspe.
The official took both the tools and the
operator.
A u. Il N. SPECIAL east bound train
carrying the company bridge inspectors
left Loup City tho other morning and had
gone about four miles when the side.rod
ON the engine drive.~herls broke mud
crashed through the cab, barely missing
the engineer, who reversed the cngin. and
with the fireman jumped out. The tain
was running at q rapid speed, but all es-
capped With n fcw bad bruises. The heavy
rod nearly demolished IN. cab, besides
knocking . hoie In the boiler, which dis
ablcd the engine.
Tux Union Pacific and Chicago, Milwnu-
tec 4 ~. Paul roads propos. to run one
solid train each way daily betwcen Chi
rage IN Denver via Omaha. The Union
Pacific overland flyer will bc resumed ON
October u, with about It's former time.
VASDALs at Ashland have been roIbing
the graves In the c~metsry ~ their plants.
PLATTE COuNrv's schools have furnished
employment the past year 10 thlrty.flve
male and sixty zone female teachers, the
aggregate salaries amounting TO SE, 5000.
The entire cost Of the schools was $IUD,.
622. ~.
An old German woman known as
"Teenie," who had lived at Columbus for
a number Of years In the most abject pov.
erty. was recently evicted from the shanty
where she made her home. IL was then
discovered that the place was filled with
quantities 81 good clothes. aud n bag was
found containing u large amount Of
money.
THERE are only a few buildings lcf. on
the old town site Of Lindsay, and they viii
be- moved soon.
w. u. Hail., n prominent citizen and one
81 the oldest settlers, was run over by u y
north-bound Missouri Pacific passenger
trnin Mt Nebraska city the other afternoon
and instantly killed. lie was seventy
eight years old.
u other day when the ~. Paul hose
cart team was running a wet test In the
hrcmcn's tournament ut Ord, John Phi.
lips, son u the proprietor Of the
Commercial Hotel. ~. Paul. fell and
the wheel 81 ths hose cart rnn over his
head. INJECTING what IL was feared were
fatal injuries.
+. NJ. PETERSON. a farmer living near
brewster, attempted suicide Ia his room Mt
y hotel In Grand Island tho other evening
by shooting himself In the back Of the
neck. The bullet lodged in the brain aud
all attempts to locate II failed. lie said
that he recently proved up ON his claim
and got n loan, giving the most of Oh.
money 20 n married woman living In
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The war times Of long and forced
marches were the times that tried
mems so!es.-G O Resyss<.
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1T was an evtl day for China when her
tea merchants began 10 tamper with the
quality IL the commodity which has long
formed her principal article of export to
the Western world. The progressive dc.
terioration In Chinese teas has encouraged
the production Of that article elsew here 70
such an extent that India and Cevlon have
svsry year been growing more formidable
rivals OF the Celestials; and II the ron.
sumption VI Assam aud Ceyloness teas
goes ON increasing In future - Il has done
In late years the tea trade OF China will
ere long be only IT secondary Importance,
~ Tar ~ foreign tea drinkers are ron.
cerned. In addition to the East Indies, .
new rival has appeared In the colony Of
Natal, In south Africa. IL 10 only six OF
seven years 4 that an English settler
there planted q few acres with tea. His
first crop, produced in 1851. amounted C
only 400 pounds weight. Last year the
production had 80 increased that Natal
sent about 100, 90 pounds weight IT tee C
market. The new industry L.. In fact.
proving 50 profitable that IL is fast spread.
ing in the COLONY, aud ere long we may
expect to ind Natal teas competing with
those Ut India Ceylon and China In the
London market. The tea trade OF Gains
10, however, far from being yet irretrieva.
/, bly, ruined; but unless the native authori.
ties enforce with rigur the recent ordi.
nances against adulteratiou. the sxyorta.
ton OF Chinese leaf to the Auglo-SAxos
nations will be inevitably doomed.-LoS.
don Standard
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Shreveport.

Shreveport is growing town,
and is gradually increasing in size
and population. Its citizens and
business men are awake and up to
the times; they build fine houses,
lone gong up there now will cost
when completed s35.00O) drive fast
horses, wear good clothes, aud eat
and drink of the best in the land
they encourage and aid all enter
prises, aud pull together at all times;
thev are fond of all sorts OF amuse-
ments; they are affahle and polite,
aud have a knack of gaining friends;
they are far-seeing and know how to
| make money.
Take them any way you want, and
Shreveport and her people are cup
to snuff" in everything that means
progress, push and enterprise
Alexandria Democrat.
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Democratic Mass Meeting in
Ward 8.

ROCKY MOUNT, La, MAX %, 1888.
In pursuance to call of Democratic
Parish Executive Committee of Bos.
sier, for the purpose of ofelecting del
egates to State Convention to be
held on the Goth instant, mass
meeting was held at this place to
day.
Mr.. J. 7. Many being called to
the chair, stated the object of the
meeting.
Mr.. J. 1. B. Kirk was nominated
and elected without opposition, as
Chairman of the meeting, and Dr.
c. FL. Irion, Secretary.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Manry-Car-
ried, The Chair appointed seven
delegates to cast the three-and one
half votes of this ward in State
Convention.
The Chair appointed the follow
ing gentlemen: j. T. Many, I. M.
Hanks, j. P. Gleason, t. P. Larkin,
W. L. Adger, Thomas Lyles and
j. E. Johnston.
DIR. Irion offered the following:
Resolved, That we endorse the
administration of Grover Cleveland
as pure, wise and Democratic, and
that we desire his reelection to the
high position which he has so hon
ored.
Resolved further, That we en-
dorse the Mills tariff bill now before
Congress. That we want tariff, but
for revenue only, and that we look
upon the present enormous surplus
in our National treasury as so much
robbed from the people, aud as dau-
gerous to the institution of free gov
ernment. Carried by unanimous
vote.
Upon motion, duly seconded, the
meeting adjourned.
| j /. B. KIRK, Chairman.
DIR. G. 81. IRION, Secretary.
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Democratic State Convention.

The Democratic State Convention
met at Baton Rouge on Saturday.
Following delegates were elected
to the National Democratic Conven.
tion which will meet at st. Louis on
next Tuesday to nominate candi-
dates for President aud Vice PreSi-
dent: Delegates at large-Gov. S.
D. McEnery, Hons. James Jeffries,
Charles Parlange and Capt. Dudley
Avery. Ateruates-John Fitzpat-
rick, Thos. j. Foster, w. w. Vance
aud Loyld Posey.
Delegates from Congressional
Districts-Walter 81. Rogers, John
Dymond, Peter Ferrel, Judge r. &.
Davy, Andrew Price, Henry Nc
Call, Judge David Pierson, James
Brice, G.. G. Goodman and J. B.
Richardson. Alternates-A. Kerr,
Z. J. Mooney, W. r. Greathouse, j..
H. Bruins, DR.. H. j. Sanders, }. A.
Ware, J. G. White, Andrew Curry,
j. S. Boatner and J. B. Williams.
Presidential Electors-At large :
A. II. May and F. P. Stubbs. First
Congressional District-George Ii
Theard. Second-Euclid Borland.
Third-E. A. O'Sullivan. Fourth
Edgar w Sutherlin. Fifth-H. =
Wells. Sixth District-L. ID. Beale
| The State Central Committee was
instructed to fill vacancies for Elec
tor in case of death, resignation o.
disqualification.
All the parishes were represented
except st. Tammany, Union, Yer
non, Washington and West Carroll
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Homestead Entry No. 3447.
Land Office at Natchitoches La, }

Land Office at Natchitoches, La,
April 18th, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the Honorable District Judge, or in his alb
sence, the Clerk of the District Court, at
Bellevue, La, on May 3lst, 1888, viz Home
stead Entry No. 24f7-Samuel Bryant-for
the west half of southeast quarter, and east
half of southwest quarter of section 81, town
ship % North, Range Ii West Louisiana Meri-
dian. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and cul-
tivatiOn of, said land, viz: j. NJ. Coyle, Israel
Rodgers, of Ansel P. O, La, Henry Johnson.
Robert johnson. of Rocky Mount p. O. La
WILLIS HOLMES, Register.
April 10, 1888. june 2
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,SffNN Safe.

ENstrayed before the undersigned authority.
II by Levi jackson, on May l3, 1888, and
will be sold at Bossier City, Bossier parish,
La, within the legal hours of sale, ON Satur-
day. the Both day of June, 1893. one LIGHT
SORREL MARE MULE, about IA hands
high, and about or 5 years old, branded on
right hip with the letter Ii, and has black
stripes around her eyes, and black stripes
across her shoulder.
Appraised at $40.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges &c.
K. c. STINSON,
Justice Peace. Ward ., Bossier Parish. La.
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Democratic Mass Meeting in
Ward 4.

RED LAND, MAY %, 1888.
In mass meeting this day at Red
Land, Ward 4, Bossier Parish, La,
Mr. W. A. Stroud, member of the
Executive Committee from this
ward, was called to act as temporary
chairman, and state the object OF
Tue meeting, which he did, aud L.
q Barnett was requested to act AS
temporary Secretary. The meeting
then proceeded to organize by elect
ms Mr.. S. H. Cochran as permanent
chairman, and T. z. Barnett as Sec
fesary.
When, on motion, Hon. E. 81
ourry and w. 3. Boggs, Esq, were
chosen as delegates from this ward
Wcast each one and three-fourtf
I'D votes in the State Democratic
convention, which is to meet ii
BATON Rouge, on the 26th day o
Nay, 1883.
There being no further business
Meueeting adjourned.
s. 81. COCHRAN. Chairman.
! 9. BAENEIT, Secretary.
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Sfl,NN Sale.

I'strayed before c. B. Norman, J. p, Ward
IA 5, Bossier parish by J. p. Haynes, on
May 81, 1888, and will be sold at Midway, La, /,
within the legal hours OF sale, on Saturday,
July7, 1883, one SORREL MARE, both hind
feet white II small white spot on forehead,
branded on left jaw with letter X, on left hip
with letter w, about l5 hands high, and about
four years old
Appraised at 500
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, &c.
c. B. NORMAN, j. p.
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StfNy Sale.

Estrayed before w II. Bledsoe, J.P,, Ward
Il 6, precinet2 ,, Bossier parish, La, bye. IA
Sanddge, on the 26th day OF May 1888, and
will be sold at Haughton, La. within the legal
hours of sale, on Saturday, July 9TH, 1888,
a BRIGHT BAY HORSE PONY, about lo
hands high, about years old, branded on left
ehoulder with letter u.
Appraised at Sl2.
The owner is requested to como forward,
rove property, pay charges, &c.
W. H. CHANLER, Constable.
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Homestead Entry No. 2A91.
Land Office at Natcbitoches. La I
April l6, 1898.

Land UUCb Hb NHICUItUFfitH, It [
April l6, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice of his inten
ton to make final proof support Of his ca'ln.
and that said proof will he made before tho
Honorable District Judge, or in his absence,
tho Clerk Of the District Court 1T Bellevue.
La, on June 5tb. 1893, viz: Adjoining Farm
Homestead Entry No. 249l-Moses Esau Bush
for tho southeast quarter Of scuth@ert
quarter of section 81, township twenty two
North, range thirteen West Louisiana Mer1
dan He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence uron and
cultivation Of, said land, viz: Zack Gardner,
j. G. Childers, j. r. Odom, of Collipsburg L.
o., La, and } H Cabeen, oi Bellevue 7 o., La.
WILLIS HOLMES, Register.
April 10, 1893. june
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Homestead Entry No. 3471.
Land Office at Eatchitoches. La
April Is, 1888.

Land OfnG6 at tRdtchitotHtS: Id
April l6, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the following
II named settler has filed notice OF DIS IN
teption TO make final proof in support OF hls
claim, aud that said proof will he made before
tbe Honorable District Judge, or in his
absence the Clerk of District Court at Belle,
vue La, on June 5th, 1888, viz: Homestead
Entry No. 247l-Zaek Gardner-for the north
west quarter of northeast quarter ana norti :
east quarter of northwest quarter OF section 4,
township 81 North, range - West, and south
west quarter OF southeast quarter, and eouth
east quarter of southwest quarter OF section
33. township y North, range ID West, Louis-
ana Meridian He names the following wit
nesses TO prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of said land, VIZ: j. II. Cabeen,
of Bellevue P. O., La, NJ E. Bush. J. r. odom
and !. C. Chiiders. of Collinsburg Z. o., La.
''--NN : WILLIS HOLMES, Register.
AnriIis. 1883. june2
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The receipts of cotton at the
warehouses; of Shreveport from the
first of last September up to last
Friday, are 94,111 bales, against
1885, bales during same time last
season. The receipts for the week
ending last Friday at noon were
S2 bales.
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SfrUN Sale.

Estrayed before R. C. Stinson, j. P, Ward
Il 2, Bossier parish, La, by c. + Smith
on May p, 1888, and will be sold at Bossier
City, La, within the legal hours of sale, OH
Saturday, July Z, 1885, one LIGHT BAY
MARE, 10 hands high, marked o on fore leg
and II on left side.
The owner is requested to como forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c.
r. C. STINSON j F.
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Sya'NN Sale.

Estrayed before C. B. Norman, J. F., Ward
Ia 5, Bossier parish La, by jeff Moore, on
May %, 1888, and will be sold at Midway, La T.,
within the legal hours of sale, on Saturday,
July I, 1888, one BRIGHT SORREL MARE
PONY, IA hands high, hind feet white, blaze
face, left jaw white, branded on left hip with
EN-, and ON left jaw with letter o. About Z
years old.
Appraised at $29.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, &c.
c. B. NORMAN, j. p.
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SOLID AND SURE.-ShrevepOrt's
progress is solid and sure. The
improvements now in progress and
10 contemplation indicate a steady
advance, but more industrial enter
priseB are needed and should be
secured Factories will increase the
population and benefit the retail
trade. Every factory added to the
few now being operated Oh paying
basis, will speed prosperity aud the
possibilities for the future.-ShreUe-
port Times.
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May 81, 1888.

New Orleans Chronicle: "The
schemes for Normal schools are like
leeches applied to the common school
funds. None should be sanctioned
by the General Assembly during the
period of extreme poverty in school
money
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TEXAS SHORT LINE.

JOHN GAULT,
General Manager, Cincinnati, Ohio.
r. CARROLL,
General Superintendent, CINCINNATI, o.
II. COLLBRAN,
General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, 0
II. +. CLARKE,
Division Superintendent, Vicksburg, Miss.
/. HARDY,
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Vicksburg, Miss.
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Notice.

A bill will be introduced in the Louisiana
n Legislature, at its next session, provid-
ing for the removal of the Court House from
Bellevue to Gernsbeim, on the Shreveport and
Arkansas Railroad snbieet to approval by
the voters of Bossier parish
NAV 3, 1888. inne
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Notice.

A bill will be introduced in the Louisiana
N Legislature, at its next session, provid-
ing for the removal of the Court House from
Bellevue to Bossier City. in Bosser parish,
opposite Shreveport subject to approval by
the voters of the parish.
May 3, 1888, june
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The people are wide awake and
always ready to protect their inter
ssts. They all know that the best
place for dry goods is at Messrs.
Heury Dreyfuss & Sons, Shreve-
aarf
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Homestead Entry No. 2449.

Land Office at Natehitnches La I
May lst, 1883.
~ office ia hereby given that the following
~ named settler has flied notice of his in
tention TO make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
The honorable District Judge. or in his absence
the Clerk Of tho District Court, at Bellevue,
La, on June 22nd. 1888. viz: Homestead
Entry No 2ii9-Henry Harris-for the west
half Of northeast quarter of section q, town
ship D North. range III West, Louisiana
Meridian He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of, said land. viz: John Harris,
Josiah Phillips. Reuben Dickson and David
Bell of Ansel P. o., La
WILLIS HOLMES, Register
May 10, 1888. june 81
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The telegraph line over the
shreveport and Arkansas Railroad
h COMPLETED. Offices have been
|ouened at Vanceville, Benton, Al.
ien's Bridge aud Gernsheim, in this
mrisb.
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Notice.

A bill will be intoduced in the Louisiana
n Legislature, at Its next session, provid-
ing for the removal of the Court House from
Bellevue to Vanceville, in Bossier parish;
subject to approval by the voters of the parish.
May 3, 1888. june
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Shreveport Times: "Ihe COM
petionc Of the Shreveport and Ar
|tusas railway will work a gradual
ehange in the ancient system and
draw from many points in Arkansas
10 this city a large trade, which
sought other markets in the absence
Of transportation facilities"
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Mr.. V. H. Brown, photographer,
will remain in Bellevue about three
weeks. He guarantees satisfaction
lin his work. Call and see him.
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All the latest novelties in milli-
,.rv as soon as they come out, can
i, found at Miss Mary A. Files,
Shreveport.
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There is economy in buying the
best goods. You can get them from
Messrs. Henry Dreyfuss & Son, OF
Shreveport.
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Ran Holman guarantees to du
.,cate New York prices in ladies',
.;..os, and children's underwear.
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panama Chill Medicine is a posi-
j.. cnre for all malarial troubles
/, il guaranteed.
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The habit of doing everything
thoroughly is one we'll worth acquir-
ling. "If thing is worth doing at
IAN. it is worth doing we'll y
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rTyhe Assessment Lists for the year A. D. 1888
L will be in Bellevue from the 10th TO the
Goth of June for inspection and correction.
b. Z. NASH, Assessor.
Nav 81. 1885, june ID
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Ben Holman is sacrificing his
stock of fall aud winter goods to
maize room for an immense stock of
suripg goods arriving daily.
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IF YOU want to cure the chills, use
Panama Chill Medicine. We guar
,atee it. Johnston, Hill & Co.,
shreveport, La.
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New spring goods arriving daily
!, Ran Holzman's, Shreveport.
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Queen and Crescent Route.

The Favorite Line Between the North and
South.
Limited Express Trains Between Cincinnati
and New Orleans in 25s Hours.
Through Cars to New Orleans and Florida
Twice Daily.
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Fast Time, First-Class Equipment
Sure Connections.

See that your tickets read via Texas and
Pacific Railway For Maps, Time Tables
Tickets, Rates, and all required information,
call on or address any of the Ticket Agents.
nc. ARCHER, Passenger Agent, Dallas.
r w MCCULLOUGH, General Passenger
Ticket Agent, Dallas, Texas
JOHN 4. GRANT. General Manager, Dal-
las, Texas.
The Bossier banner., 1888-05-31

c.a notice of Assessor B. R. Nash