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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-04-19

"A man may be opposed to capital
punishment and yet in favor of hang.
ing up his grocer. Boston Courier.
Married men are preferred as Off
GERS on the police force. The authori-
ties want men who have had their
courage tried and proved. -Somervills
Journal
Mrs. Bridget Eagan, of Rondout
N. c.. is los years old. and she says it
makes her mad to have young folks of
30 or 80 years to come round and ask
II she is feeling poorly"
james Debois, of New York. issues
a challenge for a six-days' go-as-you-
please sleeping match. The challenge
is open to the world. with policemen
and messenger-boys barred.
A great deposit of gypsum recently
discovered in Humboldt County, Neb.,
has been sold to syndicate of English
capitalistsfsr $50, 600. lit is estimated
that it will yield 10000. 600 tons.
Scientists tell us that mans
brain decreases in size as he. grows
older. The fitfman brain, itS appears,
weighs the heaviest between the ages
of fourteen and twenty. This explains
why young men know 80 much more
than their elders.
-As a small. boy was watering his
''horse Ga chah) out Of an empty cup
his mother suggested that she should
get him some truly water. 20, no."
he said, with fine sense Of dramatic
unity; "oh, no; puhtendin' horse
must drink puhtendin' water. liar
per's Young People.
The longest railway anywhere OPP
Grated by electricity is said to be
great success. 1t is in Richmond, ex.
extending twelve miles over steep
grades and sharp curves, and is run.
ming proftahlyzs sndssunfailinkly. the
electric current being carried upon
wires upee poles at the side Of sAa street.
and connected with the car upon which
is motor, by suspended wire which
moves with the car.
In order to secure case against q
dentist whoPFwas using contrabands
matches, the'A detective sof French
match company went to the offender
and had . tooth extracted Then. taking
out a cigar. he asked for light. The
dentist handed him box Of matches,
which he at once declared were con-
traband. The detective called to an
associate in an adjoining room. and a
case was at once made up,
The championship absent-lninded
man lives in Portland, Me. His wife
advised him to 60 to his room to make
some changes in his toilet, about seven
O'Clock the other night, as she expected,
a Young ladies' whist party to meet
with her that evening. He went but
forgot his errand. and when his wife
went to look for him, half hour later,
she found him sound asleep. From
force of habit, when he got to his room,
ne wound his watch, hung it in its
usual place disrobed and went to bed.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-04-19

is not in its prime. ] ho,yeev.,
Christmas. the time the Ea,4v > Wy
becomes rank. soft and wis.,, N.Y. "
second eropof Early Rose mia. !
sugsesterby- some, hut thiz az. y
ignores one very importing fem y y
The extreme uncertainty of NOS. ~ ~
crops, owing to the constant ani ~ ~
lasting drought affecting f6at. pa I y !,
the year. | never succeeded s;,s =
second Gro p of Irish potatoes ,hoa. !
| have known late volunteey ,,,,o,,s
do moderately wen.-Cor. ,furm !. :
Home Journal. . ~"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-04-19
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL.
Mistakes in Cultivating and Handling
Tobacco. CT ca % f8L &,

A tobacco grower wiring from
Brown County (tlie Ohio White Burnley
districD in June, 1881. said:
I'VE cultivate too many acres In
tobacco, as in other crops. we should
learn how 10 make it pay best with
the least amount of labor and destruc-
ton of soil. We plant double the num-
Der of acres the labor is capable of
producing; the result is that great
portion of the crop is next to worth
less. AS the supply and demand fixes
the prices to q great extent, it is
very important to produce an
article to meet the demand. and q
good article always finds ready
market. Now. how are we to get a
good article of tobacco. is the import
ant question. Suppose, instead of
eight acres we plant four acres of the
best section-then we have the adj
vantage of soil to start with; next,
put most of the labor intended for
eight acres on the four; do work
neatly and thoroughly; be on time.
and you will find plenty of time to
breathe freely once in a while. and
not always be in fret, and at times
completely swamped.
1--WE mistake in topping too high;
four out of five top from three to five
leaves too high. Low topping pro-
duces larger leaves. more body and
firmness. more weight, takes less labor
and ripens earlier, thereby escaping
frost.
The larger portion of our farmers
cut and house their tobacco before it
is thoroughly matured. Tobacco
should stand six or seven weeks after
topping. unless injured by spot. A
great many suppose that by housing
early they get rid of large amount of
worming and suckering. forgetting
that suckers come but twice on one
leaf, and ripe tobacco is never injured
by worms if kept clean while green.
Tobacco cut green is chaffy and light.
lacks substance, richness and flavor,
although it is often smothered in.
In topping there can be no
positive rule, as soil. condi-
lion, growth and weather have
something to do with it. We are too
apt TO think it a great waste to take
out considerable portion of top. BY
closely following the above sugges-
tons. l think it possible to make as
much money from one acre as is some
times produced from three. and that s
what we are after-at least we can
have a crop that we will not be
ashamed of when the shippers come
round to inspect it and the yellow
legged chickens. To sum up. plant
less. cultivate thoroughly. top low.
let it get ripe, don't crowd in the
barn. take pains, and you will in the
end be amply paid for your trouble.
Western Tobacco Journal.
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lTHE SENSE or, Tune
An Army Ofacer Who Could Not Distin.
guish One Mote fr0nn Another.


an army .n'.s o n1s Mn" Gould Not Distin-
That ,horo arc 80. ,as,s,a 81.
rn.b,s a;,har - s;n~ peop'e VINO 're
MIA ma vbe,s n l. as.Ssa ss.,, y 80
RI. NJ n,,,s;a;.n = ~.n Ano"n.
.h,a s,,,,n 80 a"aa ~. .nan =. sclence Is
non Of :ns nsrson az. - neno"e-
ona on, .. IT. ao.o.s;o W ."en'y' vi
t;or IN hfsh e. a's,oss Il. - .ne ha
To do what al, .ha ros. - ; ;eaa una1le
.ltho,sh h;a ho.n;~ ss w :. 'ns''ne1lyely'
sha;rs T. -. a Us gooa as
peonls so afra;ctaa h.re $500 asss ~ 'aas
Peffes g ss.sp ~ ~ f Wy esseats tna t are:
they hear the musical sounds ss diffsrsn as
tbe e,faot d;s"aroa.n, .ool p anu Iehoer
seems 70 hs d;snraraS =, ~ .a's s.aVls
stan.esfb - ,n.sso 49, 49, sas o.loum-
a;saoraooh,e 80 80 aAy means
not know ono n".s 1872 80 VINO ao
Tbouch The, ~, ~ a;s.;n,;an uo.nel.
a time fbaf ( i hssn s,,n~ Sn ssssn'
them n Great n,anv ,,s,Ss H. ~
nevertheless ..moved with co,oosd ~" ~
sweet soupd..,,- Otser' rsan,s ~. ~. y,
musical sounds alike and - 49,
music is not discard NM s,r,s,v ro;sa
But if the theory of the unl;ke ar.
does not explain ali cases Of ..mns;c
deafness" it seems II explain some of
thena.-, General Grant .used to say that
oil music was torture to him. A GER
tain gallant Major, however, was diff
ferently affected. A young lady, who
had sung great many songs to him,
finally yeneEhed:sass Ta9NYR4s
''But, perhaps, Major, you do not like
music?"
80 yes, miss; ! may say that Like
any KIND OF noiseT
A certain gentleman who is master
Of q New England high school is very
lenient to such Of his pupils as declare
themselves unable to sing. He remem-
bers 40 experience which he had in his
own youth. when he was required to
sing. WITH others, in school, xithough
he could not disting uish one tone from:
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-04-19

All hens that arc affi cted WV
scabby legs will cause the chicks !"
become diseased in the same manner,
and now Is good time to get re :
the trouble. which is done By slnlpH
greasing the legs we'll with niel.s
lard once a week. Tho legs wib ~ =,
come clean slowly. but the scales WV
finally disappear by the continue "
plication of the lard. asaa
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-04-19

Tile sugar maple tree s1ansins X
front OF Colonel j. A. Broones : e. .'
dence at LaGrange. Ga. IS one @ y Y.
finest shade and ornaments afees =
he found. and the only. one Of ~ 60 81.
in the city. 1t was put out some IS.
years ago by The father OF CoioaT
Broome.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-30
yaseiine for Old bindings.

F. J. Furnivall writes to ''Notes and
Queries: ''Some time ago an ~. and
O. man q think DIR. Chance) advised
owners Of old bound books TO dress them
with vaseline, TO supple the leather and
ave cracks. have just tried the plan,
am delighted with the result, and con-
slider DIR. Chance a b~enefactor TO the hui
man race. As l noticed how eagerly
and gratefully the dried and crumbling
calf drank in the vaseline, a long forgot
ten scene Of my boyhood revived. On
the hot summer afternoons, some fifty
years ago, when my mothers carriage
came in, one Of the horses always dipped
his nose 10 the very bottom Of his pail,
so as Ia drive the water nearly up to his
eyes, and used almost TO wink at US,
Isn't il jollyP So said my old books 70
DIR. Chances dose Of vaseline. IL any
old book lover wants to give himself a
real treat, let him buy n bottle or tin OF
yaseline, and set 10 work at his covers
Ii is a positive pleasure 10 sec how they
revive under il. New York Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-30

The French national debt is the largest
in the world-$j, 900, 900, 900; annual in
terest, $2G4, 600, 600. Thus the interest
alone is nearly eco, 600, 600 more than
the total wants Of the Unisd States gov
eminent, with double population. very
near. The per capita tax OF the French
people Is ei5, the largest Of any people,
yet borne patiently and to all external
appearance willingly. The president re-
ceives a salary Of sl53,0OO a year.-Pub,
lie Opinion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-30
Making a Rnnrond Man.

The railroad man il made, not born,
and It Is quite q feat 10 make him.
Only years Of honest work and study
can produce q general freight agent.
AL the heads Of the foreign depart.
ments Of railroads today were ten
10 twenty ycars ago billing, check
ing, or trucking freight, or carrying
''bullcd' messages, copying letters, etc,
In the humble but necessary capacity Of
Office boy .--Chicago Journal
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-30

Value the friendship Of him who stands
by you in q storm swarms Of insects will
surround you Ia the sunshine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-30

Adolpho is In his bachelor quarters and
has just declared 10 himself that he will
never wash the hand that his charming
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Call on our address.
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Cor. Main II. and Broadrs Butte, Mont.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-30
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-30

iAnlcc By this Treatment a pure lovely com
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On. That tired feeling and all female weak
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-10-11
SHERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

I,y virtue of a writ of Levari Facias issued out
OF ihp court Of Common Pleas Of snyder county
Pa and 10 me directed, VIII expose the follow
ing Real Estate TO public sale at the Court House
In the Borough OF Middleburgh at 10 O'Clock a. M
Saturday Nov. 3, 1888.
Grimm Lev. Fa.
Being all that certain tract of land situate In
Washington township. snyder county, Penna.
bounded and described respectively as follows TO
wit Bounded North by lands of Jonas Kissing
cr and Henry kuster. East by lands of u: {.
Boyer and Public road. south by samuel Rechen-
back and Philip Meyer, West by Joseph stefIen
and Henry kustCr containing
100 Acres,
more or less, whereon Is erected q two story
frame DWELLING HOUSE. Bank Barn and all
necessary outbuildngs.
seized taken into execution and To he sold as
the property Of Elizabeth snyder.
REUBEN DREES T., sheriff.
sheriff. ONCE Middeburgh. Pa. Oct, s, IS.
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LEVER KERNAL HARDER.-Es hut
re an older Republican der onner
easogt dos well ere shunt ga
q hut fer der Jim Blain in 1884,
mart fer enc gashoft fer enc tsu
Eta. duch glaubed are dos 81 de-
a an "blessing in Disguise wore
hut mich about holver base ga
rbt es arsht ovver we are mere 81
bon gevva hut hov ich ferhoftich
Ulobed dos der old karl shier may
holver recht wore. Ere hut ga
H.: "Gook-amohl he. Es wora
I karl in Office gawest fer tsaey,
sa un tswonsig yohr, un Sc hens
Gus ga-funna we de drote tsu
kffa fer sich selver in Office tsu
In un onera nei tsu shoffa bis Sc
era gonsy freindshoft Gus am
bic weshkern-heisly ga-federed
Sc hen ga-maned Sc hetta an
lease uf unser public institutions
es government ware bound Sc
enara. Uf der onera hond, de
kty hut ga-mand de lett data Sc i'll
yer holda un won Sc so shlecht
I'm dos der divel Sc mocha kent.
kwora augahert, un am Blaine 81
eat hut Sc tsu cram ferstondt ga
bcht. We der Cleveland in office
hma is hut are net gawist recht
tsu du."
Ire hut de basa Republicans au
nely wella we mer an hunt dut won
r bong is are date EN- bisa. Ere
ena an stick Civil Service brote
a ga-hova. Sc hen es brote gu
bked a-wenich ga-schwenseled un
no widder ufonga gnarra we der
benker. Der Grover is ivver de
BE uny 81 ruck- -higgle. Derno hut
y es widder ga-boviered. Are hut
&c Trade gift uff an stick brote
smeared un huts liver de fens
rmissa fer de Republican houns
u distera. No hut are der old
hhrman ga-coaxed fer nit enc nj
X Sc sin noch drin, un es ledst dos
kfum olda Grover ga-sanana hob
|1te are ON borch-a- -pushta nuff ga
6ddled un hut ga-ruffa fer porr
hussa. Ere hut ga-mocht dos
are de houns hinich ebbes hetsa
un ich hob sidder ga-hart are
Sc hinich Konada hetsa wella so
Sc enc ga lussa sulla. Are is ov-
uknoch drovva, un de houns sin ON
izkoutsa.
Well ich bin shier fun minera story
nmma. Bol kumma de Republicans
|idder nei. Dorno wissa Sc ferlicht
sci we sich tsu bahatfa. De Dem
Ida hen uff EN- nesht ga-hucked
kortz tseit so ga-duldich os an
~ glook uff-em-a glossena oye,
n'now missa Sc runner eb Sc es
lit worram hen ga-hot. Ovver ga
1(ssa Sc, fer de Republicans fega
1rnt um de offices rum we de lu-
- -grobba um an doter gowl. Dei
Fl is noch net CONS dote, sogt de
ly, my fraw, ovver are ware ga.
dote won are sich usht he laga
te.
\ ch mus uff hara. Bis du widder
mier harst hen ich un EN- Judge
cher 81 houns an laumer harsh
Tonga.
OILS Widder,
ROoN .STrFI
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O|dand Reliable Clothing House!

/ CHEAP CLOTHING is II term that
has been more misapplied than any
other term used in Clothing adver-
tisements. Some Clothiers think all
that is necessary to do "A rushing bus
mess Is to put "A lot of inferior goods
on their tables, mark n price on them
aud business will boom. The thought
never enters their heads that this is
the very cause Of their business get
ting the dry rot.n The old adage.
"A burnt child breads the fire, is the
cause of their failure. They never
sell IA second suit to the same party :;
they never get the influence of IA pur
chaser. The best advertisement n
business man can put out is 81
bought my suit of Dreifuses' it's n
good one, and the price is right.
That advertisement doesn't cost us
one cent. We have Thousands of
these standing advertisements on the
backs OF citizens of this Co. and every
day New Ones are being added, and
every new one spreads the news that
ours il the only CHEAP CLOTHING
HOUSE in the County.
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he Philadelphia Ledger, George

he Philadelphia Ledger, George
Childs' paper, strictly independ.
General Harrison is close
laborious student, thorough
pig in whatever he undertakes,
led for his mastery of his law
es, a keen and vigorous debater,
png in argument and knowledge
Fhe facts, u diigent and effective
pmitteeman in the Senate, sound
broad in his views, independent
pis tone of mind, not carried away
mere partisanship, and proof
pnst demagogism-iust such u
and statesman as should be ac-
table to all thoughtful, sensible
ple, as well as those who go to
party ticket whatever it is"
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BooNAsTIEI

|outh Bend, Ind, Tribune: Every
b has a weakness. Ever since
beral Harrison was nominated
Democrats have been trying to
his weak spot, but failed. Fri
he went to see a game of base
at Indianapolis and it has come
that he is quite a baseball en-
|siast. This must be his weak
!, and the Democrats should
he the most of it.
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Trains Leave Scliusgruye Junction:
81 a IN. arriving at Philadelphia 10 = m,
New lors bO = m, Baltimore 10 + IN. Wash.
invtOn 8 b3 p IN.
b5 p m, arriving at Philadelphia 0 81 p N, New
YORK 30 y m, Baltimore 8 10 N. Washington
I b5 p m.
81 IN, arriving at Philadelphia 25a IN,
New York 7l0a III, Baltimore Is m Wash
ington 8 70 "a m.
Trains also Leaves Sunbury
90 a m, arriving at Philadelphia s25 a IN,
New York IL 30 "A III, Baltimore SIS IN, Wash
gton $50 am.
J.R. WOOD, cnl Pass Agent
CHAS. +. PUGH, Gen'l Manager,
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Notice i,

NXECUTOR'S NOTICE Notice is
Thereby given that Letters Testa-
mentary ON the estate OF Michael w. Beaver,
deed, late OF Jackson township. Snyder county,
Pa, have been Issued to the undersigned resid.
ing in said township. All persons, therefore. In
debted to said estate will please make immcdi.
ate payment, and those having claims agains st II
will present them for settlement to
WHIP. BEAVER,
PHILLMAN BEAVER,
CHARLES J. BEAVER,
Sept. 20, 'SS. Executors
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DIED..

|ugust 9th near Pallas, Susanna,
low OF Daniel s. Schaeffer, aged
Fears, 7 months and 30 days.
m 10th ult-, in Middlecreek twp,
ent child Of William and Mary
scilla Kremer aged 2 months.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THA

Every person, excepting tho Justices OF the
Peace and Aldermen, NOtaries Public and per.
sons In the militia service OF the State, Who
shall hold or shall within two months have held
any office or appointment OF profit or trust un.
der the United states, or Of this state. and city
or corporated district, whethera q mmissioned
oficer or otherwife, a subordinate officer or
agent wac is or shall DO employed under the
Legislature, Executive or judiciary Depart
inent OF this state, or Of any city or OF any In.
corporated district, and also, that every mem.
her OF Congress and Of the State Legislature,
and Of the select or common council OF any
city, or commissioners Of any Incorporated dis.
trict, are by law Incapable or holding or eIer-
cising at the same time the ONCE or appoint.
msnt Of Judge, inspector or CLERK Of any cleo
tisn OF this Commonwealth, and that NO In.
spector, Judge, or other ofncer Of said else.
tion, shall be eligible TO DO then voted for.
BY the act Of Assembly OF July Q. 1889. II 10
also made "the duty Of every Mayor. Sheriff,
Alderman, Justice Of the Peace, Constable, OF
every city, county, township, or district with
IN this sCommonwealtS, wheneyer called upon
by any officer Of an election, or by three quail.
Ned electors thereof, to clear any window or
avenue to tho window or avenue to the place
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Tuesday, November 9th 1888.

the electors OF the county Aforesaid, that an
election will be held In the said county OF
Snyder, on
Tuesday, November 9th 1888.
iorthe purpose of electiug the several persons
hereinafter named, TO wit:
20 Persons as Presidential Electors
Person to represent the 18th Congressional
District In the National Congress.
Person to represent the 27th District in the
State Senate.
One person to NIL the office of Auditor General
One person to MI the Office ol Supreme Judge.
One person to I'LL the office Of Associate Judge
One person TO NIL the orlice of Assembly for
Snyder county.
One person to NIL the office of Prothonotary Tor
snyder county.
One person to MI the office of Register L. Ro.
corder for snyder county.
One person To fll the office OF District Attorney
for Snyder county.
Two persons to fll the office of Jury Com.
missioRers of Snyder county.
also hereby make known and give notice
that the place OF holding the aforesaid election
IN the several townships and boroughs within
the county OF Snyder are as follows, to wit
AT the public school house In and for Sprl q x
township.
At the odd.Feliows Hall, In and for the. Bor.
ough of Selinsgroye,
At the House of Daniel Hovis in and for Perry
township.
AT the house.of David H. .Hsrroid, In and for
Chapman township.
At Boyer's Town Hall. In and for Washington
township.
AT Bowers School House in and for Franklin
township.
At the Odd-Fellows Hall In Beayertown in
and for Beaver township
At the house OF H.H.H House In and for West
Beaver township.
At the house OF James d. Long in and for
Centre township.
AT the house OF =. Rumbsugh, in and for Mid.
dlecreek township.
At the House of sarah A. Miller In and for
Penn township.
At the school house in Kratzerville, In and for
jackson township.
At the school house at Shamokip Dam In and
for Monroe township
At the house Of Christian s. Graybili,, IN and
I r West Perry township.
At the Court House in and for tho Borough OF
Middleburg
At tho house of-Biosser In and for Union
township.
At the house Of the heirs OF Charles MAttern in
Troxlevlle, In and for Adams TO oWnship.
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A DMiNlSrRATOR'S NOTICE.
"A letters of Administration on the estate OF
GEORGE PONTIUS, late of jackson township,
Snyder county, deed, having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons knowing them
selves indehted TO said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment, while those having
81 inns will present them duly authenticated to
the undersigned.
Y. n. WAGNER.
Aug. 2s. Administrator
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Iook nj the FIGURES on the label Of
'r naper. Those figures tell you
nATE TO WHICH YOUR sUBsCRIP-
* rs PAID. Within 3 weeks after
pevi sent, see IL date Is changed.
1other receipt is necessary.