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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
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Aaai lhis t44-s3 .sAl l.Ss.A1 married 4a1
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1ws-ty were zlQre 81 leAs seriously lu-
slroa 1ho l,ssses.eur Ifs-la eas runllEx
~ its reEai.l speed, whe1 tte miue4s
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tsea upoG thei4 1As caFs -a1 ae1oHs
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nl.F sid CoNl TIE heavy grade lAi
llucfs shouted "a their connSuioas 10
iuuQ. ehlaa mains 81 tLtm cid fIuta tl<
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tae Runaway csrs eYsllo.,A tbt train oaiors
AZ ~efe olt geieseeplnE the cars NilL TIE
.oJse resait
Ala N4Aasi. lli , nls = About 3 ! clock
Wednesday UsorlllAE q sellogs accident sc-
ceifel "a tAe Cuiro A Aincennos railroad
tvo mllvs south of here. A north -bo.lnd
l's.s-s i-ger uaiu ,s - ttTe~n irol1 lAc Lrs.c h
aaa neaIy -A ~ tLs passengers. se1 ~
Ittaeu A. u4ussef. were AoIs az iess il.-
9afod Tho accident - canssd bs .
slI cG containing frait jumping lie
usoA oa a. el-D4-kIaeEt 1hs more
seriously iaJliel 4fc.
Conductor Charles Loux of usrs ~ IL "a
esr est "a uu1 head cat seriously lurt. f.s.
Fescil -.l.r O1oE. hrulsua 81 over lLe io1t.
Nis farIef. ci IeTre Earte. badly hraises
aud m'luf-4 initi aly- Mn. Dau.els. fs.r.
if G. il. Ap lrllsca ane ilfroa
lnt-raaiis ars --esisADA. DslIll al SERIOUS
ID iA. area = N.trnaiis. son II hrs MtMahsu.
c1t "a hcAli Mss Lsells Ocx ol d. .eens Conn
ty. lid, nip oisiocageG and in5rIc- l1fefnlu,s
Ii Acff4a Cox Joucsboro. Iu1. loas bruised.
" l. s9l1sel. NiDoennes La. tAcs lu54rsd.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
FOUR LIVES LOST.
Peculiar Manner in which Death Came
q -

Peculiar Manner in Which Death Game
to "a Party of Men at Lincoln. Neb.
LINCOLN. Mob. July Is - Al o'clock
Wednesday afternoon tour men lost their
lives III this city under peculiar circum-
stances a watch was dropped in a cess
pool and the men were cndeavoring
10 recover il They dug hole
at the sido OF the pool The hole
was filed with water by the rain
One man stood on ladder above
the water and made IN opening into the
cess-pooL The foul air and gas rushed
out and overcame him and he icll into the
water. 4 friend went 10 his assistance and
was ikewise ovcrcanse One bv one
seven mon fell into the water. which
by this time was full of muck and s,iule
from the vault Three men were rescued
some by men who afterwards perished Ia
attempting to save lLe others The dead
are. James Crawford. bricklaycr; Alfred
kGnkler. laborer; John Cleary, blacksmith
and Frank Malone, plasterer. Crawford
and CleuTy were married
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19


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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

LoNDoS July ls-A Alemane, a French
delegate. aud 81. Brown. "a Amyrican
delegate have been Jointly elected 20 the
presldef y OF the labor congress At Paris
The Aarxists have dsciined 10 amaigaInate
with he labor congress unless they are re-
csived uncondi-i 'nalIy At Weduesdssy 'sses-
sion u the congress NJ Bowen. present
atve ot the Knights OF Labor. dwelt
Cpou the difficulties encountered ia the
Wolk Of Organization In America owing 10
tie continual influx o. Immigrants lie
urged that Misrepresentation By emigIant
agents ought 70 subject them 10 severe
penalties The torking men of Europe
lie said. would Wit the sympathy and sup
port u Americans II they would take up
tle question Of emigration.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
FLAMES AT COLUMBUS, o.
Half OF Foar-story business Block
Burnca. at a Loss OF $4,000.

lzAI o. "A EVLT-N-bFf business BLOC X
Burned, at a Loss OF $50. 900.
COLUMBUS, O.. July lS-A disastrous fire
occurred about O'Clock a Ia III this city.
The half OF the four-story bust
hess block on North High street
owned by the heirs OF the Brev-
fogc estate. was completely gutted Tho
German Furniture Company occupied the
first and second hoors, aud their
stock, valued 1T about $4,000
was totally destroyed Tho upper
floors were occupied by j. A Me
Auiey's awning and tent factory. His loss
was about s6,oo0 The loss on the building
was about 10000 The roof on the
King building handsome six-Story
brown stone. supposed to be ire proof,
was bnfncd Tie loss was about 81 so
The total loss Is estimated al about S75. 900
or seo.OOe Three Iremeu were Injured
but not dangerously Several barely es-
caped suftocation Families liviag in ad-
joining buildings were radeIy awakened
and some had marrow escapes. ...,... a...
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

CAIcAGo, July Is Wednesday was the
last day OF the Scandinavian saenger.est
The Chicago convention closed with Dusi-
ness meeting Of the socie lies at Aurora
Turner-lIalL Minneapolis was selected Tor
ths next biennial union IN tho summer Of
ISL The city guaranteed fund OF $40 OOO
10 the societies for tie selection The del
egates meeting viii be held July 4. 1900
also fl Minneapolis. when the musical Iii
rector of the next festival will be selected
J. Hort WAS elected president for the ensu-
in Two years
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

IHI| 100, JOY =
CArIf.E - Market fairly active anl plilos
steady. Quotations ranged al t35314G far
good 10 choice shipping Steers S2UOGl5I trr
common 30 good 60. Z 9 75tss 10 for butetrrs'
Steers, g. D3Q.c05 for Siockcrs. a. 55srs e9 ~
Texans; s25Ja1sJ tor FceGerss slson27s .or
Cows AND tl5oA2s5 for inferior mixed STOCK
aDl Bulls.
HOGs-Earkci Only moderately active. Erass
D. lower. Sales ranged az q 35lss GO Tor ehl.
tf01f- % Tor rough packing. fil5.rAf0 for
mixod. Aid sL.o14s5 Tor heavy packing 4na
shipping lots.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
LOWRY IN EARNEST.
Detective Norsas Arrives in New y orl with

DetectlFe NoFE1s ATFIFes Ia NV \ oTk Win
Roqulsitions FOR Mitchell and Donovan.
NEW Y0ak, July IS S- Detective Norris
appeared at the Tombs police court with
a requisition tfrom Governor Lowry. Of
Mississippi calling for the arrest OF ''Chay-
leyH Mitchell and Mike" Donovan. who
looked after Kurain's interests ia his fight
with SulIiVan
Upon application being made FOR war
rants for Mitchell aud Donovan before Fis-
ticc o Reilly at the Tombs court. the justice
declared tho warrants were unnecessary
as the arrests could los made without them
III. two detectives then started out vita
the intention Of making tie arrests at once
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

MamoS. Ind. July IS COLONEL ; =
Thomas commander OF the Soldiers Home
at Dayton has let the contract foT he
erection Of SIX barracks. the lrst batch q
buildings for the soldiers home, 70 De built
q this place There were SIX bidders tho
lowest being william Paint o. Dayton. o..
who was awarded fEe contract at slI7 =
T2c7 Zach ba.rsck is 70 b. 2no feet long
sixty feet wide and two stories high and g.
accommodate ~ men They are 10 be IN
ikhcd by July !. 1880
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
sed AwnY.

BLooMNGToS. I'll, July lS-George T.
Pix died az Beayiic. Y J.. Tuesday. The
deceased lived in Pike County. III. for
many years lie was = member Of the
frst Board Of Elucation OF Illinois and
superintendent az the erection OF tho State
Normal University af Normal TIC served
throughout the rebellion as surgeon OF the
Normal Regiment The Thirty third. and
after the war vas IA internal revenue
collector ia Georgia.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
PAPER MONEY IN SIAM.
lis Issue. Sanctioned by the King, VIII,
II Il Thought, Help the Country.

It's Issue. sanctioned by the king, Will,
II l. Thought, Help the Country.
WAsmNGToS. July IS Tho Secretary of
State is III receipt Of dispatch from Mr
Child. United States Minister 10 Siam, OF
May - last. inelosing a specimen OF
paper money issued by tho Hong Kong
and Shanghai Banking Corporation
at Bangkok IL is The first paper
money issued ia Siam and has the sanction
of the King. no directs that IL be taken
for custom and other dues. These notes
are of three denominations one. nvc aud
ten Uc.is A tical Is equal 70 about sixty
cents oi United states money. and 10 Is 4
pected that ,lis issue Of paper money ~lI
be of great benefit 10 tie mercantile COM
EunitN and The paLlle lsnolallY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

AfrISz. Ore July Is Dangerous forest
fires have been burning in the woods of
M1tromah eouaty. and in Southern Wash
inr-on Territory tor week and have NJ
re..iv caused losses which viii a1rg. a.
$780, orc showers OF sDarks AMI c.nders
are flying ar over Af.tue.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

PEau. lad. July is-John Hunter. his
wife and cmid were thrown ont Of b8ggv
b. q runaway Aorse last evening Hunter
ciueg 90 tue li8es and vas dragged 80
feet. receiving injuries from which be viii
die Mrs Hunter aud tAo child were
seriously bat not fatally hurt
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
a CELESTIAL SYNDICATE.
Chinese Capitalists VIII Invest SI.o0O.OOO
"a Lower California.

tn Iower California.
CRY OF MExIco, July Advices from
lower California say that the Chinese
syndicate, which has bought = hulf interest
lu Ine Mu-ac confession, regards the ore IN
tle Real mine - looking well, aud
miners VIII s1On bc put u work
teere. receiving @s wages from two
dollars - three dollars per day The
Cinnamon are alrtaey talking OF iupoItiug
Chinese l.borers direct from Chino by the
projected Oceanic line 70 be put ON by
Claus ~prcchles. The syndicate h;As also
baIgalued Tor extensive tracts OF lands to
lc rsrd for Marktt gardens and Tor vol
uable fishing privileges along the coast OF
the peninsula All this will uecessifats au
Investment IL not less Ulau II uUJ. .uyO Vi
Chinese capital
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

Nzg l0RK. July Is Mayor Grant has
sent a request u 90 OK tho most prominent
men in this part 0t the country asking them
10 Dc present as q >lnfereDco OF reprs-
sentative oisiksas - consider the adyisa-
biHtY Of holding an International expos.-
tion IN this city Ia lsy3 and to arrange for
the prohminary wQrs II IL Is deemed ad-
visable. The meeting - 70 be held on the
afternoon Of the 18th inst
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

lbs lailea o-4tes Csart 81 Nsu 0rlo3as
n@s fVloeEe4 : asclzieH - lsvez ~ piaiuEt
-n lAs s4it 81 il w Sxnin1 sag ether heirs
scEsas tAAe loE4 lasoigiAx tifix T. -
agrus u l2na a. t&Ht oies xasis pgel,akly
A4s bsen IA .izi.. = -lo4 saeys shes thlzss ycxas
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

BTHI1N. July Is The strikes n the
Voltsberg district have hceo4ne general
and every miner s. uow cat The strikers
from the LoeDen district are focsing 70
N0itsherg, sr0 serve - aVeTavsf~ the liis-
content The military afe keps d. reaas-
ness 70 Quon ally disturt sncss and rein
foTcemenfs oro On the vay from 0raz The
mine owners eter an o1ysnce ~ ~ rer
cent n wages b1t the men ho.1 out for 18
fsa~ rart
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

TtRfs. IuIv 1T IS announced taat 80
efi5ciaf d.nner nil b. given by lres4tus
tsfn5t 81 tba Eivso- Palace en frlT - ~
tha knr rf G-sere Tbs announce treas
a. caase4 sensation ia political circles
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
He LIKES BEER PARK.


EE9sident Earritpn Wal Probably I.Stab-
lish Ills Ollsia Head quarters There Tor
the sum nseF. 1r-sss
WssmNGroSs July L--Presidelt Harrison
rGtHned from. Deer Park yesterday after
noon, but VIII 30 back again Frday or sat
urday. The President is well pleased with
Deer Park and no longer looks with favor
upon tho original pan OF railroad trips
10 and from Washington once a week,
especially n be feels that the aGministra-
tion of public affairs for the next few
weeks can be conducted just ~ well at
Deer PARK as at Washiugt3u 1t looks now
rs though the President viii es-
tablish his o1.oial headggartcrs a.
Deer Park Tor the summer, calling
individual members of his Cabinet there
whenever their presence Is needed. and
perhaps coming himself 10 Washington
now and then bat not - stated or regular
intervals. OF only whenever BITS presence
here D.. imuerativsly demanded
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

WnEAT-Falriy active. July 81 .ssgs. r.. ha-
gust, s. il-l6s-o4c. September s5Ausart
Deoen Scr - -,ausss~o; January. soc. May. sga.
494C.
COHN-M.fkei steady. Mixed Weston. "a
sc
OATs-Dui and nfm. Wcstern 2. sac
PKoyisfoNs-Bref slow Plate. tssousn0:
Estra mess. S7.o5a71 Pork cuu ano un-
chsnfcd. Lard steady and quiet. steam rem
dercd. ttC4
The Bossier banner., 1889-01-03
NagccesslOae NaEe.

SUGGESTIONS of A. j and M. In District Court,
A. Spurlin, both deceased. Bossier Par, La.
Ry virtue of an order of sale to me directed
D from the Honorable District Court in and
for the parish of Bossier, La, authorizing and
commanding me to sell all the property, real
A. ]. and NJ. A. Spuriin, both deceased, situate
in said parish of Bossier, will, on Saturday,
18th day of Junuary, 1889, at the Court house,
IN the town of Bellevue, La. Within the legal
hours prescribed by law, proceed to sell at
public auction, to the last and highest bidder,
the following described property, to-wit:
The southwest quarter ofsouthwest quarter
of section Is. and the northwest quarter of
northwest quarter OF section y, less Il acres
on the south. township %, range II.
Also, sets of wagon harness.
ksTerms Of Sale-On credit of II months;
purchasers required to give II months bond,
bearing per cent. interest from date, with
approved personal security, and special mort.
gage retained on the land sold
r. E. WYCHE, Sheriff and
ex-otiicio AuctiOneer.
The Bossier banner., 1889-01-03
dies! Ladies!! Ladies!!!

AT Kahn's Dry Goods Palace
ey will submit to you for your
5pection:
"A new importation of black and
sored silks and faille franchises.
a large assortment of French
Oadcloth for tailor made costumes.
lAlso the newest and most stylish
sortment of dress goods and robes
orthy Of any New York store.
"A large variety of dressed and
ldreSsed kid gloves.
Our carpet department and house
rnishing goods is the most com
ere ever exhibited by any house in
Orth Louisiana.
In Ladies and children'S shoes we
sep the Zeigler's hand-sewed goods,
rery pair warranted.
Every one interested in reliable
lods should call at
KAHN's DRY GOODS PALACE,
Texas Street, Shreveport
The Bossier banner., 1889-01-03
homestead Entry No. 27eO,

Land Ofioe at Natehitoches, La, I
December %, 1888.
ATotiee is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his
Intention to make final proof in support of his
Ilaim, and that said proof will be made before
he Judge, or in his absence the Clerk of the
district Court at Bellevue, La, on February
-th. 1889, viz: James Richard 0dom--Home-
,tead Entry No. 27S0-for the northeast quar-
Ter of southwest quarter, section 81, township
y North, range Is West Louisiana Meridian.
he names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
aid land. viz: R. L. Wells, Zack Gardner,
NJ. b. Bush of CoIlinsburg, P. o. La; r. Z.
Wyche. Sr.. of Bellevue p. O., La.
WILLIS HOLMES, Register
January3, 1889 tebI
The Bossier banner., 1889-01-03

.BLE's HONEY OF TAR AND ToLU.-
he Great Household Remedy."-
ure safe, speedy and pleasant
iedy; purely vegetable.
,ffice of Cashier Pacific Express
Little Rock, Ark, Feb. Goth,
8-Dr. Able: I have used your
Able's Honey of Tar and Tolu in
family for the past two years, with
very best results.
r. B. HoRNER.
ittle Rock, Ark, July l, 1885,
Able: Your DR.. Able's Honey
Tolu saved my life. I have been
the police force here for years,
everybody knows what my con-
lon was. JOHN Ell. HOWE.
For sale by ]. B. Oneal, Haughton,
], w. J. Mobley, Bellevue, La,
| ]. I. Allen, Serepta, La.
The Bossier banner., 1889-01-03

sscRIPTI0Ns PAID.-Capt. W.
G. ace, to Dec. 81, 1888; W. j.
Tbas, to Sept. 25, 1888; j. A.
Ian, TO Feb. IL, 1889, Florsheim
Brtto Sept, 25, 1888; Mrs. Harriet
Da to Oct. 27, 1888; J. N. Hicks,
to !. 81, 1889; Lawrence Hobby,
for38; S. J. Boggs, for 1888; Jere
Brit, to October %, 1888; G. w.
Pbs, to Sept. %, 1888; Jos. E.
Ac, for 1887; WI Mobley, for
18Richard D. Atkins, (per VIM.
Tfrlake) to Nov. s, 1889; A. J.
Bs for 1888; J. S. Herring, to
il, 1889; r. r. Ruston, to Nov.
2$8S; Geo. Fullwood, to January
1888; w. w. Lay, for 1889; f.
Bneli, to Nov. 30, 1889; Ned
I, to Nov. "a, 1888; DR.. W. M.
ly, for 1888; Geo. Winham, to
129, 1888; j. D. Rogers, to July
S88; A. J. Murff, to October 81,
james Mailey, to May 90, '89;
Powell, to NovSS29, 1889; Tom
bland, for 1888; N. f. McDade,
January 10, 1889; Perry Garrison,
arch II, 1888; Capt. j. W.OnIy,
lec. 81, 1888; John Harris, for
The Bossier banner., 1889-01-03
an Introduction to zero.

Messrs. R. {. Wyche, Jr., an
B'Y' Smith have purchased the b
ing recently occupied BY Me
Snider & Smith as law Office,
are having the building remod
As soon as the necessary repair
made, they will open up a gel
dry goods and family grocery 5
They are both worthy, clever
popular gentlemen, and We
them great success in their
enterprise.
The Bossier banner., 1889-01-03

'wo vacant lots on the levee in
.eveport were bought on last
hday by Messrs. Ogilvie g. Thur
I'D for $500. These gentlemen
pose to build a three story grain
e and warehouse with all the
.lern convenienceS.
The Bossier banner., 1889-01-03

he United States with $500, 900
are miles of territory is larger
n the Dominion of Canada, or
fish America as it is often called,
b only 3,204, ,381 square miles.
The Bossier banner., 1889-01-03

Anattempt was made to wret
the west bound Vicksburg, Shrey
port and Pacific passenger ira
about three miles cast of ShrevepC
on last Thursday night. The G
gi1eer discovered heavy cross
put Oh the track in time to avert
calamity. The engine was thro'
off the track 10 one was injurt
The Bossier banner., 1889-01-03

We do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lot
terry Co, and in person manage and control the
Drawings themselves, and that the same are
conducted with honesty, fairness and in good
faith toward all parties, and we authorize the
Company to use this certificate, With fac
SMILES of our signitures attached, in its ad-
vertisements''
The Bossier banner., 1889-01-03

Er. NJ. Cohen, of Lake Provi-
ee, the lessee of the Phoenix Ho
arrived in Shreveport last Sun
with thirty white assistants
a New Orleans and Chicago
new hotel will be opened next
urday.
The Bossier banner., 1889-01-03

D October, 1887, there were 80
t" and 100 'dry" counties in
Irgia. There are now Ga "wet"
only "a Prohibition counties in
] State.
The Bossier banner., 1889-01-03

shreveport Times, 1st inst: "On
lrsday last the is year-old son of
L. S. Watts of Bossier, died of
,umonia. He was a promising
ing man and beloved by a large
lie of friends"
The Bossier banner., 1889-01-03

J. B. Oneal, at Haughton, La
will pay Shreveport prices for cot
ton, and will sell his general assort
ment OF merchandise at trock bottom
prices. Take your cotton to him.
The Bossier banner., 1889-01-03

Miss Mary A. Files, POS Texs
Street, Shreveport, has an elegaI
stock Of Millinery and Fancy Good
and she is ready to welcome ht
customers.
The Bossier banner., 1889-01-03

From September 1 to Decembt
81, 1888, 5000 bales of cotton WEI
received at Shreveport. Receipt
to this date last year, 6S,6S4 bale
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OurFouug people had a gay Il

OurFoung people had gay ii
duriuglhe Christmas holidays
Partiesi dinings, sociables, Q
were in pill blast, aud if the h
days codd have lasted one w
oneer seieral of our young peo
Id haze had to hired help to
all he social events.
? is, bellevue is a big town
ize, any way.
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High prices are detrimont I
any town. Low prices will dra'
trade and hold it. A. Kahn's To-
prices continue to attract crowd
and he is having an excellent trad
No. 207 Texas Street, Shreveport.
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onisianaYis a glorious eoun
lie the snow is two feet dee
= of TIE Northern States,
stiilenjoylng mild weather d
with only the bright fir,
nings to remind us that Oh
was upon us. Roses are bic
p the open air in Bellevue
. thermometer refuses to rec
an introduction to zero.
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Unprecedented Attraction
Over a Million Distributed.

Louisiana State Lottery Cnmpany.
Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868, for
L Educational and Charitable purposes, and
It's franchise made part of the present State
Constitution, in 1879, by an OVERWHELMING
POPULAR VOTE
Its Grand Extraordinary Drawings take
place Semi-Annually, June and Decemberl,
and its Grand Single Number Drawings take
place on each of the other ten months in the
year, and are all drawn in public, at the Acad-
emy of Music, New Orleans, La.
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a. Kahn, Shreveport, takes th
lead in low prices. Give him cal
when you want stoves, tinware, cut
lery, crockery, glass, chinaware, &t
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Pure drugs, fresh garden seeds
paints, oils, fancy goods, etc, a
Augustus j. Bogel's, Shreveport.
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The Commercial Restaurant. 20
Texas Street, is headquarters 70
fresh oysters, fried, stewed or raw
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The editor of the Banner will
celebrate his 47th anniversary on
next Monday.
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The Times is urging the estab-'
lishment of cotton factory in
Shreveport.
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Remember that j. B Oneal, at
Haughton, pays Shreveport prices
for cotton.
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The stock in Bossir parish is
said to be ia good condition for the
winter.
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Go to j. B. OneaPs, at Haughton,
for fine WHISTLES, winesand cordials,
for medical purposes.
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Fresh coru.fed pork is selling at
six cents per pound in Ibis market.
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Married:

In this parish, os December 20, 1888, by the
tev. Father j. Gentille, Mr.. ALEXANDER
,APLrs and Mtss HALLE E. MooTY.
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January will have Ro new moons,
and February none, his year.
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Rev. Geo. NJ. Harlu will preach
at this place next Suday.
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The new year bega with a new
moon and an eclipse @ the sun.
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BELLEVUE LA.
THURSDAY, Y,::::::::":JAEjARY 8, 1889
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Publlshed every Thursday.
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BLANKETS AND QUILTS

One lot I0-4 White Blankets at 80 cents
One lot White Blankets at 81 S5; sold everywhere
All the better grades at prices which cannot be
One lot of Comforters at 60 cents each.
One lot COmfOrters at 80 cents each. One lot Com
All fully 25 per cent below regular prices