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THE NOMINATION OF MIR. WEBB.
Likely to be Hung Up In the Committee
Till After March 4.

Views or DxnocRArIc MEMBER or THE SENATE
ooHMIrTEE-MRN OF MORE THAN ORDINARY
oALrBKI SHOULD BE APPOINTED DISTRICT COM
MIssIoNHRs.
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IMPROVING RESERVATIONS.
The Smithsonian GrOunds-Removai of
the Iron Fences Around Squares.

Proposals for completing the asphalt pave
ment in the Smithsonian grounds, from the
building to 10Th street will be opened on the
28th instant in the Office OF Col. John M. Will
son, commissioner of public buildings and
grounds.
Col Wilson has also prepared an advertise
ment and specifications for the removal of the
iron fences around Franklin and Lafayette
squares, for which proposals will be opened
February Is, in his Office. The fence enclosing
Lafayette park comprises 308 panels, each 4
4 feet long and 81 feet high, weighing 400
| pounds apiece, and are to be carefully removed
singiy from the upright iron posts to which
they are secured, and placed on the lawn in
| side the sidewalk in piles Of FIVE panels. The
| iron posts must be cut from the stone piers
without injury to the latter. The same method
will be followed in removing the fence enclos-
| ing Franklin park, which consists of 282 panels
each feet long 90 feet high, and ESQ pounds
| AL damage done to the fences which is the
| result OF hurry or carelessness shall be made
| good by the contractor. Operations must be
| commenced between March 20, and March 80,
| 1889, and completed on or before April so, 1889
The fence taken from Lafayette park viii after
/ ward be taken to Gettysburg, Pa, for use in
the National cemetery there.
| In the New Jersey house of representative
yesterday bill was introduced imposing fine
| Of $1,000 or years imprisonment for holding
wagered money or permitting gambling on
Fire in the building s4l to s4s Broadway
New York, occupied by Osiel q Co., importeri
Of japanese art novelties, last night, caused
damage Of about $4,000.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

(yOMMIssIoNER or DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and Ierrztox1, Notary and =, b. Commissioners.
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Capt. Symons has recommended that con-
tract be entered into with the Wheeler Re-
Hector and Light company for furnishing 800,
more or less, street lanterns.
Capt Symons reports to the Commissioners
that ID street, between North Capitol street and
Delaware avenue, is in q very bad condition,
and needs roadway Of broken stone and
coarse gravel This he recommends be done
at once, at an estimated cost of 5000.
The Commissioners have granted Gen
Dandy permission to improve HARDWOOD road
between the national cemetery and Soldiers'
Home.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-11-07

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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-11-07
Transfers of Real Estate.

We are indebted to Mr.. James 81
Cabeen, Deputy Clerk of District
Court, for following list of transfer,
of real estate recorded 10 Clerks
Office during the month of October,
Lille Wells to G. B. Abererombie-
Sale OF one-third interest in so acres
IN northwest quarter of section %,
township 10, range II, for 500.
A. II. and w, Fl. Keller to Cayeti
& Doles-West half of the northwest
quarter of section 81, township 23
range Ii, 80 acres, for $500 co.
IL. n. Sibley to Mrs. NJ. Ell. Hanks
East half of east half of section 10
township 20, range ID, 160 acres, for
J. N. Bryan and wife to III. M.
bryan, ct als-one-ninth interest in
1884 acres of land as described in
transfer, for $4,000 90.
Undertake & Ogden to J. C. Ham
ilton-Southeast quarter and frac-
tional quarter of section 81, township
~, range l3i northeast quarter and
northwest fractional section 6, and
north half of northwest quarter of
section 5, township 10, range ID. 53l
acres, for $4,000 90.
Sam Benjamin to S. Fl. Ralph
-Four acres of land in northeast quar-
ter OF northwest quarter of section
81, township 20, range 13, for 500.
w. b. Davis to Joannes Smith
Southeast quarter of southeast quar-
ter OF section "a, township 20, range
II, 40 acres, for SITS.
+. II. Whitbeck to P. ]. Trezeyant-
South half of southwest quarter of
section II, southeast quarter, section
II, township Is, range IL, and north
bali of northeast quarter of section
20, township Is, range IL, $40 acres.
for 1924 70.
j. Il. Watkins to III. w. Watkins
East half of southwest quarter. Sec
ton 7, township %, range IL, north
east quarter of northwest quarter of
section 18, township %, range IL.
100 acres, for $88 66.
d. n. Houston and Louis Burke ct
als-Exchange of lands.
S. j. Zeigler to Mrs. Annie Smith
Lot IN Bossier City, for $500.
Joannes Smith to Sam Marshall
Southeast quarter of southeast quar-
Ter Of section "A, township 20, range |
L, 40 acres, 1886.
Dudley Currey to Sam Benjamin.
sl6 acres of land in section 8, town
hip IL, range Is, for $4,000.
w. I. Ford to Simon Herold-
south half of southeast quarter of
ection 8, township 10, range Is, so
ores, for $500.
Geo. Washington to s. Herold-
southeast quarter of southwest quar-
er OF section 80, township is, range
2, 20 acres, for $500.
Mrs. G. G. Bryan to j. NJ. F. Err
of one ninth interest in
OOO acres of land, for $4,000.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-11-07

Gov. F. T. Nichols has appointed
Mr.. A. r. Thompson sheriff of this
parish, vice Maj. R. E. Wyche, de.
ceased. Mr.. Thompson, as faith
fal officer and a good citizen, has
no superior in Bossier. lie has
made an excellent Clerk and has
the consciousness of knowing that
he faithfully discharged the duties
of his Office. Because of his hon.
esty, candor, uprightness, Industry
and devotion to the true interests of
the people, be is justly esteemed
one of the most popular and deserv.
ing men in this parish.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-11-07

Elsewhere will be found the card
of Mr. w. G. PerEin, cotton factor
ana real estate agent, Shreveport
1t 10 scarcely necessary to commend
a gentleman so we'll and favoraOly
known. His hosts of friends every.
where with whom he has had bust
ness connections for years, give am
pie testimony to bis worth aud ca
pacity By favoring him with their
orders. Mr.. Perrin is always prompt,
energetic and is fully cenversant
with all the details of the business
in which he is engaged. His expe.
rience, high reputation for integrity
and fair dealing entitle him TO the
fullest confidence. He will give his
personal attention to all business
intrusted to him.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-11-07

II is really most distressing to read
the accounts of the shipwrecks, suf-
fering and loss of life and property
that have been reported as having
occurred the past summer and the
present fall. The number of such
catastrophes seems to have been un-
usually great, and the loss of life and
property corresponding large. The
details, as given in some cases, are
OF the most horrifying character and
one sickens in the reading. Indeed,
the past season seems to have been
one of devastating storms on the
seas.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-11-07
Homestead Entry No. 295s.
Land Offlce at Natchitocbes Ia /,

Land Office at Natchitoches, IA.
October 81, 1889.
~ named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in suDport ~
nus claim, and that said proof will be made
before the Judge, or in his absence. the Clerk
OF t me District Court, at Bellevue, Louisiana.
NJ VI S My y 1889, viz: Homestead Entry
NO zoo oy William Hogan-for the lot No /.
southwest quarter of northwest onarter ana
north half Of southwest quarter of section Is,
township 10 North, range 10 West Louisiana
Merldian- He names the following witnesses
20 prove his continuous residence upon, and
GuiLlvat no! OF, said land, viz: R. j. Sibley.
of Knox Point p. o., La. -4V'0' Or.'
WILLIS HOLMES, Register
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Homestead Entry No. 2779
Land Office at Ma

Land Office at Natclitoches. II.
~r.... September 26, 1889.
~ named settler has filed notice of HE - IL.
tention to make final proof in support Of b;s
clam, and that said proof will be made befara
g "a. > Judge, or in his absence the Clerk of The
Dis iGsn Court at Bellevue, La, on November
Fn+ looy H. VIZ az3o James III. Coyle-Homestead
southeast quarter Of section 80. and north sast
quarter OF southwest quarter of section "a
township z, North, range Il West Tonisiana
meridian: he names the following witnessaa
70 prove his continuous residence upon and
c tIie Of, said land, viz: Peter Harris
Ansel p. o., La. AA'tI4s' OF
WILLIS HOLMES Reyister
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-11-07

For over fifty years DIR. Davis Compoupd
syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar has cured
coughs. colds, asthma, bronchitis. throat and
lung affections 1t is the regular prescription
Ut "a pnysiclan OF extensive practice, who, af-
the gratifying results to make it a pronriefary
medicine: Davis Wild Cherry and Tar soon
became known as the best remedy for All
throat and lung troubles. Why? Because Il
has merit and will cure. A. c. Haflefnger
Philadelphia, says; Il know man suffering
without benefit. | induced him to lake Davis; re-
Wild Cherry and Tar, and to-day he is well. I
know 1t saved his life." Try 1t.
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Farmers Union.
COTTAGE Grove, La, !
a. ~ 10On

L
OoT. Is, 1889.
Parish Union met in regular SEES
sion and passed the following reso-
lutions:
Resolved, That whereas some of
our brother Union farmers state that
they have sold cotton covered bales
of cotton in the City of Shreveport,
and no allowance was made for the
difference in weight between cotton
covering and jute covering, we, the
Parish Union of Bossier Parish, com
posed of delegates from the sub
Unions, demand that the Cotton Elk
change and buyers of Shreveport
that they allow a difference of eight
pounds per bale in favor of cotton
covered bales, and if said Shreveport
Cotton exchange and buyers do not
allow said eight pounds difference
we will make other arrangements for
the shipping and selling our cotton.
Resolved, That whereas, it is cur
rently reporte / that the Shreveport
Board of Trade is hostile and work
ing against the interest of the Farm
ers' Unions, we will only patronize
such merchants as prove themselves
to be friendly disposed towards the
Farmers Unions.
Resolved LIST, That we, as farmers
and cotton growers, assert that we
have an undeniable right to cover our
cotton IN any material that we may
choose.
Resolved End, That the farmers
and cotton growers deprecate and
denounce the action of all Cotton
Exchanges which do not ally them
selves and cooperate with the action
OF New Orleans Cotton Exchange, as
being In direct antagonism and posi-
lively injurious to the interest of the
farmers and cotton growers.
Resolved 3rd, That we, as farmers
and cotton growers, learning and
feeling the unjust and evil practices
that have been in active operation for
many years, greatly to the detriment
OF the farmers, do now commend the
action of the New Orleans Cotton
Exchange for the interest manifested
in behalf of the farmers, and hone
they will receive the patronage they
deserve.
Resolved, That the President ap-
point committee of three (amended
so as to make the President Chair
many to wait on the congresses of
Shreveport and state to them that,
Whereas, the cities of Monroe, Rus
ton and Minden, with less favorable
facilities, are only charging fifty cents
per bale for COMPRISING cotton, that
we, the Farmers Union, demand that
the charges for COMPRISING cotton
be reduced to fifty cents Der bale.
and said committee notify each sub
Union of the action of said COM
presses.
Resolved, That we extend our
thanks to the Cottage Grove Union
for the kind and hospitable manner
IN which we have been entertained,
and most especially the ladies, for
Their boutifully supplied baskets, aud
we thank the officers of the Union for
kindness extended to members.
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions be furnished the Bossier
Banner, Plain Dealer, Caucasian,
Farmers Union, National Economist, |
and all papers faVorably disposed be |
requested to copy.
Adjourned to meet at Red Land on
the first Wednesday in January, 1890, |
at 10 o'clock A. M.
By order President.
w. N. DoLEs, President.
b. r. NASH, Sec'y Parish Union.
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Homestead Entry No. 24eI.
Land Office at Natchitoebea Ia
~ K

o1IIOe ~ y atehltOehes La. }
N-o4;oo : -, September q, 1889
Otlee Is hereby given that the followipgg
;ntont Famed settler has fled notice Of her
claim ond 70 Una make 1nal proof in support Of her
"a anu tnat said proof will be made before
tne honorable District Judge. or IN lie Gsio ot
SSenee, the Clerk of the District Co ,,1 y
88ellevue, La, on November 9Th 1870 y y;e q.
homestead Entry No 246I-Jennie q Sih la :
s SlJoW OF Amos Leon Oneal and wife Of h y
o,oa1-lor the northeast quarter of Southwest
southeast quarter Of northeas4 ~ allG
Section u township is North, Ranre ii IN Wet
louisiana Meridian. She names the foIIopi,,e,
WING to prove her continuous residsnce
Upon, and cultivation Of, said land. VIZ: Wm
i Ilos@9 z James Given, Charles Lott Aaron
Hoet' Jr', OF Knox Point p. o., Ia.
October 3, 1889. ~ A'ss,seeF ;
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-11-07

MARRIAGE LICENSES The following ia a
list Of marriage licenses issued by the CLERK Of
the District Court for the month of October;
A. b. Winham TO Miss L. M. Keeth.
w. E. Clark to Miss Zana Bradford.
J.W. Anderson to Miss Tabith Evans.
r. E. Gay to Alice Boyd.
John Haughton to Josephine johnson
Thomas Irion to Edna Irion.
shep Sandifer to Eexy Moore.
Toby Diggs to Betsy Edwards.
Rlenmun smith to Lizzie Boykir
Ad Noes to Matt Teller.
Bill Hall to Joe Gipson.
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currency to
New Orleans National Bank,

x,., New Orleans, "a.
Lottery tickets issued under fha Sac ChsTfer
are recognized by the highest Courts, are iEa@
yarlably signed By NJ. A. Daupbin. President.
Endorsed BY Generals Beauregard and Early,
supervisors or the Drawings, snd guarantssd
oy National Banks Of New Orleans, as 70 ehe
payment OF fts prizes. None other are genuins.
tie Louisiana" or other imitation viii nnievrs
Iul use OF the LOuisians State Lottery Com
panys name, By persons unknown undsr
assumed or fictitious names, are a8HsmpEs 90.
aeeelve the public By false ppstonses, offeriBg
no guarantee whatsoever.
hemember that 0EE DOLLAR is the priced
ine SMALLEST part or fraction Of ticket issnBa
- - aLis ar9Nlng. Anything in our name oacrsa
at q less price, Is either Counterfeit O.
sYindle.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-11-07

Legal holidays in Louisiana: jan
uary ] and 8; February %; March
4 and s.; April 10; July 4; December
IS anda Sundays. Fourth of March
Is legal holiday in New Orleans
only. Thanksgiving Day is not a
q legal holiday in this State.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-11-07
Homestead Entry No. 5000.
Land Office at Natehitoches, La }
October 30 1880

Land Ufhce at NatehitOches, La }
October 30, 1889
Notice is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has flied notice of his ia
tentien to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will he made before
the honorable District Judge orin his absence
the Clerk of the District Court, at Bellevue
Louisiana, on December -, 1899 viz: Bailey
heleher homestead Entry No 2690-for the
northeast quarter of section II. townsb,n 81
North, range 2 West, Louisiana Meridian.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
SAID land, viz: Lawson Patton John Bowler
RICHARD Harvey, Of Rocky Mount p. O.. La
D. Is Crawford, of Red Land F. O La.
WILLIS HOLMES. Rerister
November 7, 1889 dcc %
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Stray Sale.

E,strayed before R. c. Stinson, j. p Ward .
-, by Graydon d GiImer, on October 95tb
1853, and will be sold at Shady Grove. La
WITHIN the legal hours of sale, on SATURDAY,
D i,i Z, 1889, one light gray Mare Mule
apo 14 - haqds high, about years old, has
Wart on left hip, and is in good order.
Appraised at $25.
me owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges. &c.
w. Z. MORRIS, Constable
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Homestead Entry No. 1896
Land Office at Natchitoches. La, }
October II, 1889.

October H. 1889.
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 Judge, or in his absence the Clerk of the
DISTRICT l5e Court, at Bellevue La on November
y, IooS, VIZ Albert McCarty- Homestead
southeast quarter, southeast quarter of soutb-
cast quarter and northeast quarter of south
west quarter of section ID, township 81 North
range ~ West Louisiana Meridian. He names
the following witnesses to prove his continu-
f 1us residence upon, and cultivation of, said
Iand, VIZ: w. l.. Cocker, j. w. Cocker. Wiley
McConnell, of Midway P o. La and !
Campbell, of Rocky Mount P. O., La.
October II, 1885, ~ 81
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Notice.

Joseph n: Bryan, do hereby give notice
tnat VIII apply to the United States for
the issuance Of Patent for Lots and 3. of sec.
70 lion -, y township 10 North, range 10 West and
OF section ), township I6 North. range 10
west, which said lands were embraced in Re-
celpt NO. 1918, issued at the Natcbitocbes
Land oihee, which has been lost or DESTROYED
JOSEPH N. BRYAN
Oak Hill p. o., Bossier Parish Ia
Bellevue, La, Oct 81, 1889. de- ~;