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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-10-17

GEORGIA papers are telling in ap-
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ly, Ga. who was struck on the head by
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-10-17

MATURE DAMsEL Gas they pass the con.
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"DERE am one bessin' about bein black
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SOME one has said that the medical pro-
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the poor whom they cure, and they rich
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IT is estimated that in five per cent.
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furniture and fittings equals that of
the building.
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THE hammock is always brought out in
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THE man who upset his bicycle the other
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be taken home in a quadracyCle.
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Two notable historic names, great
in the Napoleonic era, figured in a
marriage at the church of St Pierre
du Chaillot, Paris, several weeks ago
The bridegroom was the Comte de
Berthier and the bride Mile.
Mathilde Davoust d'Auerstadt, daugh-
ter of Gen. Davoust, Due d'Auerstadt
and granddaughter of one of the few
lieutenants who remained constantly
faithful to the great Napoleon.
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In 1880 the approximate wealth Of
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P1so's Cure for Consumption has saved
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THE letter ''eo is like many men. 1t /
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04

Chief OF Polies Uolan lus nIsht sent to
the Street and Sewer Ia part o. eut II CON-
munication calling attention to the orti :.
nance ceueeruins tho opening Of streets
Tho Wilmington Coal tias Company and
the Water Department open The streets
Without permit, Hnd when poic1 officer
asks To zoe the permit he Is Informed that
tho men are In tho ploy Of the company
or depart m9itt
The p0no. Compartment believe that
often tim IS plumbers do thu wo.l aud IL
was to colupoil all to obey the law TINT
the communication was sent by the
chief. The secretary was instructed TO
Call the attention OF the Gas Company To
the law on the matter.
CITY solicitor iIarmLn reported having
collected S34iO40 In saver liens A com
municltion from. Joseph Bancroft aud
sons Company asking dpon what torrns
tho Aewerage system of Rockford could
be connected with the iutercep.lns sewer,
was lRld over uuul tho nest meatiug.
The Messrs Bancroft sugEes ted tut they
would pay ut tho rate of g cents foot
for the property affected.
The time for finishing Dusk RuI sewer
was extended until Dec 20
A twslve.iHch eewer WIS ordered built
from the Reliance engine hou7a TO Third
street.
The committee from the Board OF rrads
asked that u time he set when tho m em.
ber5 OF the depart menL would hear I'll en-
on the action recently takon at IL public
action was takon how sv4r. 1t was dec ii q
to lay gutter on Monroe street betwA g n
ionth aud Eleventh streets AMI 10 curb
aud paNs tbs eaSt side OF ROInyy stree
between Front and Second
The POLES Commission sent report OF
about ule huntlr5l piaUes whfrs lau pa
nre needed aud offered to send ofllGsFs
with members OF the dspartm snJ To Bee
the plIcss.
Guy solicitor Hartman was asked for m
opinion Us to .hs risht of tho Guy NAil.
way Company to the use OF tho b-d of
Washington street rrom Dola9nre Avenue
| to the fridge and on New Cattle avenue
| boy ond Third street brldge. The tracKH on
th95S thorougtarJ5 nave psaa laid, bi. tn c
| limo when the roads should hav5 BON IL
operation under tho asrSe.nent his eXpr-
| ed. he secretary was instructed to fur
Rlsh Nj. iIarufan with the agreement that
| WAS enterei slnto between the Railway
! Con pany aud the Department.
The regulnr pay'ro!ls were passed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04

The claim OF Col. DUPONT to a seat In
the U. s. Senate Will oe acted on at nm
carly day, as the understanding is that
Senator Chandler Of New Hampshire viii
Immediately lay before the Senate tho
written claim of Colonel DUPONT the GER
titled copy prepared by the Clerk of the
House of Representatives In regard TO tho
balioting for U. q. senator, and denying
the right OF Governor Watson to vote
These will be and we suppose have already
bean referred to the Com mittse on Elec.
tons. The repor1 on the matter will bs
awaited with some anxiety, as all parties
We presume are DESTROYS to have tia mat.
ter settled.
The impression sosms to be growing
that Colonel DUPONT will be seated. and
this disturbing question will ba eliminat.
cd from tho canvass at tho coming eioc
ton. AS we have said before tho decision
In this matter Will hlngs on the righs oil
Governor Watson to vote To Rspub!i
cans 1t seems clear that he had no SUCH
right while the Democrats contend that
he had. How tho Senators may regard
the matter remains to be seen and all will
have to possess their souls in patience
until vote shall DO taken In regard TO the
matter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04
,HuNTlEY GOE Rec
He Was Not the Man Who Stole
Shoes in Chester.
MIDNIGHT R0WlH BR0WaT0WN.
Now That sns Ysaas aIen Were Fined aha
Law saeala Grab tho yomea For
tAe Same 0asa.s.

the Same Uucnaos
deorgs Asiiiey was charged 10 the Mud.
cipnl Court this morning with disorderIy
ouufiuct Special officer Hsuiuel Coffman
deposed that George curseu him ON BAtur-
day night at the yard OF JOHN M. bolo-
MIN.
Witness FOR tho defense stated Ashisy
was drunk rpd that another man was tue
cause OF thetrouble. He was ordered TO
pay the c6stB.
Fatrick Kennedy was charged with dis
orderly cont'uct by his wife. Sna testified
that he has been drinking aud nnnpys'h her
and her children so that they have no
peace. He brings the whlskey insbottles
TO tue house. He was fined $40 and coata.
Richard Nolan was charged with dis
orderly conduct. Tho case wins postponed
until Friday morning.
When the case OF Clarence Hunt;sy waa
called Jnmea MoIntyre dopoaed that on
March 10 laAt he saw three mon break fbe
window OF Mitiard Il. Poole Ia Chester.
tuke some shoes aud run away. Huntiey
was not one Of tho men,
James McAleer deposed Huutley mover
told him that he took tho shoes.
City Solicitor Hartman said that the
shoes were stolen but there was nothing
to couhect him with the larceny.
The court said there was no evidence
and tho case was diaInissed. Frank Anker
and Thomas Ipily were charged with de
orderly conduct. A. woman residing In
night crowd OF fellows came TO her
house aud burst open the door. Several
OF Them were there and the defendants
used very bad language.
Maude Pierce corrpboraied tho Witness.
She won't alter an oitioer and was assauit-
ed by 1ully ard another hamed Green.
For the dofense William Green deposed
thnt he did not see the crowd 70 Into the
house. Saw tho woman with q poker and
q brick BERNARD Nugont knew nothing
about the case. but that Green struck
Maude 8nd knocked her down.
Another witness dsposed that be saw
Grcen strike Maude because abe CURSED
him. Mre Annie Wright Opposed that
Maude's curses woke her up saw the
woman throw stones. Another lady
swore TINT the language used by Maudo
wac the worst abe ever heard.
The court said there was a conflict OF
testimony. Maudo used indecent Ian.
guage and was knocked down for doing
SO. The young men should not be on the
corner at that hour OF tho night using
loud Language. 'rhcs were tiuod s3 and
coats.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04

Deer SANITY CLAWS went n to kum 4 sec
mo mi sister. liay bean d good bog II
the year 4 tfiiy got licked ~ times las
year | got licked 65 amt been bad this
year no how mi mothec SOS lam tho bad
boy on our ct Il u won't oum neer mo
please como 4 G me snnty claws q I wont
pull our kRvs tale no more. want sum
gum butas u q box OF gtlfa drops brlnR
me a paro OF skates a kradls for mt sis
MAKES me arms AXE. Don't bring in6cny
books WON'T read thom " you do cay 1
don't want slsu like the ono you brought
me lnst year lts all broke up made q bet
nuts ~ handy AZ some that wont make
ae sick kant think of enything eisr
want II do / will write another latter. n
Say mo pop wants a dozen picturee OF mo
slster 3 q VI krayen OF nae nom. 80 to
Cummings. s02 Market st he know how
to make them. Is
yoar old Willy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04

The Alva Colts hava disbanIai for tbs
season and ciaiiu this 80 III oadmnIonship
a. they haye not evan oaan scured on.
They hayo beaten tho following teams:
Maln Hose Star A. q 9 Cooper Team.
AaEun Senate. Independent Stars Vie.
tors aud Uulon 4. g. -e-i ST. John Juniors.
The following Is their tuau.: Z. Guyer left
end. w. Coauer centre; G. Mccall right
end; j. Powell right uard; II STARE quar-.
Ter back: l. Stidham left guard; w Fret
lyman half back; q. Bsckett right tackle
W. Carpenter liulr BACK; IL Webb LETT
tackle w. RidCeway fun back. subs
H. LuRens. Clifford. j. Ball. Ii, BARNES.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04

SEN Chandler Will present tho ciuirs
OF Col. II. A Dnront 10 seat IN the SEN
ate. ut Washington. u. C.. toiay. A writ
ten claim OF MIR DUPONT with a certified
CODY hns bean prepared IS the speaker
and eleik of the House Of Representatives.
OF the proceedings o. tho Legislature In
the matter Of the election OF United
States Senator and cory OF tue record
viii. be presented to the 5annte These
Mr. Chandler Will ask to have referred TO
tho Commltteo GA rrlytlngos and Elec-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04
wEpNNsDAy. prcNaDE,.a. ,sas.


THR Presidents Message occupied som Q
twelve coiumns ofthe afternoon papers on
Tuesday. TIE Preaideuts ideas are
about the ilis OF buslntss and financial de.
preston In the Ia i.ed States can be rem.
edled by the retirement OF tho groenbacks
ard the treasury notee. That q reform
OF the currency will mend all that 10 out OF
joint. Ha cannot sec that an abundant rsy.
enue in any way projects the Treasury rs'
nervo. For fourteen years the reserve had
not been seriously impaired by draf To
pponisfor the redemption OF greenbacks
and treasury notes.
We paid our running expenses prompt
ly aud had a surplus of revenue. One
month after Mr.. Cleveland hal entered
the Executive efiice the gold reserve had
sunk below the hundred million mark.
and the condition of the revenues was
such as to causa representations of tho
deficit. As soon as deficit came In sight
bnsiness men began to grow cautious, q
pcrlod OF severe depression set Ia and the
logical result was prostration. Business
activities began to fall away within a
month alter 1t was known that the De-
moerats were to succeed to power is a
fact OF record
So long as the expenditures cxcesd the
revenues. whether II be Individual or
national, public confidence will not re-
vive. Gold wonldinot be- boarded II the
people had confidenoe. They hoard be.
cause they lack confidence In tho stabll.
ity OF things. He nowhere makes allusio +
to the monthly deficit, but iusists tina
there is always money enough In tn,
Treasury to defray expenses. If there Il
q balance In tho Treasury why not pay
the current expenses steadily, and no
hold up payments. at the end of every
month? The President favors arbitration
OF international differences. and the peu
pie arc In agreem ant with him In that.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04

Hon. George Gray has not Saen aIatad
for en- appointment as Judge for the
Sugemo Court, us President Cleveland on
Tuesday nominated Hon. Rufus Peckham
OF Rochester, n Y. to the position mads
vacant by the death OF the Hon. Howell
Z. Jackson. as Mr.. Hi is on good terms
with Mr. Peekham it is likely that he will
not oppose him aud he will be con ilrm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04

TaE hon. George t. Owning. OF New
port made a very iutlam marory speech ut
q meeting of coiored cltizsns held IN Boa
ton on Monday evening. lie said: That
IL raIght ba neeessary to hav the splrit OF
another john Brown to right the wrongs
OF the colorod peopie That 1t might b,
necessary to resort to tho llamlng hand OF
passion or the swori as the remedy that
might come. IL go. tho coiored race
would not shrink from 1t, but trustee.
that God woulJ not permit TINT Issue to
be necessary" Such talk Is not calculat,
ed TO help the eanse OF the oolorsd IA o
with well thiuking people who arc friend
ly to them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04

eli for thrse months. or $40 for Biz
months. Is all the entire Instruction costs
for all branches In the Commercial De.
partment (inciudiug the wonderful new)
BookkeepiDx method OF Goldey College
Night Sessions. Eighth and Market streets
Trial lessons free. for either sex. any age.
Day Sessions. 9 to 0. individual instruc'
ton. Begin any day or night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04

wIrMINdTaN Dec. Q, 1896.
DEAR Santa CLAUs:-Pieaso bring me O
now coat, now pair of shoes. doll. q
set OF dishee, pair OF gloves and some
candy. am going on IL years old and my
name 10 JENNIE PHILLIPS.
DEAR sANrA CI.Aus:-Please bring me 0
gold ring, boy doll, silver knife and
fork and a horse. Please do not forget
Grandpa. Goodbye.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04

Mrs. William Chisholm. OF Rochester.
N. Y has entered upon crusade against
bloomers, declaring that such dress Is
sinful. aud pernioious sign of the de.
generacy of the age She lives In tina I
part Of the city whore scorss OF iady
bicyclists pass her house eyery day. md
tho presence OF the shameiess ,bloomer
girls. che says, attract man to Fulton
street by the score. Continuing. she
remarked; II know that some OF these
women call themselves respectable. but
they are not. No woman who exposes
herself In bloomsrs can bo respsatable. ;
She has no faith In tbs rev womln. but
declares that tho old woman Is the great
need OF tho present day. and that we
want hor without bloomsrs Mes, CHS.
holm is middle aged widow. adherss
strictly to past usages and customs. and
has no Idoa OF being oirrisd away by tue
new tangled notions of the nsw womnn
OF the present DAY, who delights to dis
port herself In hloomer costume.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04

A now form of swlndling has recetiy
been practiced on several people In Le-
high county. A farmer Is induced to buy
the goods to be shipped from some city.
and in payment the man agrees to take
eggs at 80 cents Dozen To make IL all
straight and right the farmer gives his
noso for The goods and the,tIayeling man
gives his for this eggs. The goods and
salesman are never soen again, but the
farmers note turns up at0 bank.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04
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DuBLIc SALE.
Two farms situated In St Georges Hun
drea. in New cHstte Co.. Doh. NJ the Na.ioIiaI
Hotel. MideietOwu. on
THURsDa Y. DEC 9Th, 1885,
AT O'Clock p. IN.
No.i-sltuate tue Delaware River two
and one hiatt miles from OJessa and anowu
MS the " GODS OF VandeRriIt farm: az loIntIir
lhnds OF Aionzo Gordon and E. r. sorley
now IN the tenure OF Vincent Moore. Cofl-
tanning ]al acrcs- Also one equal undlvded
ana marsh adjoining the aOove and hetwecn
Strhnkil In ind appointments creeks, con.
tnlniHG All acres. ROOFS, 81 perches.
Improveinent--e7ood farm house sitaaie ON
q blur oyerlookioR the river. With ampfs
shade. frame barn. Eranary corn cribs sheds
apple orchard. etc
No 2--Stuntcd about q mites porfhvvess
from Mitdletnwu. now In the ire O liar.
~ Pratt. Containing lesA apras.
lmproYements-1-nrR frame house with
ample shade. barn, grRnary, apple Orchard
ana other fruit trees. etc, 80,
These farms arc well locRt ed and wfir post
eiv9ly BIO sold ON the day OF sale ~ close up
estate Terms Will be M de Aasy &c desir-
clcar Of all tnouinSrances.
Persons wishing TO view the same win
please cnii on tho gentlemen Residing there
on and for further particulars inquire OF the
DAVID .M. MoFAhLAND,
d. p. Hutchinson. Auc. West Chester. Pa
nIo.let
fMl---Ha MI torf.f,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04

A TENTH ward policeman It Is said was
urablt one day last week To tell tho dlner-
ence between a goat and a sheep which
he had placed under arrest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04

PRESIDENT Cleveland according to hts
message Is not In favor of giving the
Cubans my recognition or granting the
insurgents bellgerant rights.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04

Ask your physician. your druaQist and
your friends about Shiloh's Cura for Con-
sumption. They VIII recommend 1t. For
sale by N. b. Danfotth, end and Market
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04

Order your coal and wood from II. II.
Sergeant. Ofiice 7th and KlnE streots.
yard 108 Maryland avenue. Phone b4b.
ES~Hick DRY wood for open grptos.
gs4g Large Pea Coal for family iise. so
Coal all under cover and well screened.
2240 lbs to the ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04

LET our citizens help along n worthy
cause by patroni2lng the AlcotL Cube
booth. at the Food Exhibit In tho Audi
toIIum,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-04

CIrr Solicitor narmun has made very
eredltable return oil Lens collected by hlm
of property owners during last month,
amounting to s2,4i0.4d.