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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20
By Robert Il. Lyme
Successor to Lyme & BrOtherh
Real Estate Agent and Au ctloneer,
1919 Main street,

BEAUTIFUL SUBJ RBAN RESIDENCE
ID On GROVE AVENUE AT PUBLIC AUC-
TION- ; I The request of tie owner will OFF, al
pubic sale o. the premises. on THURSDAY. July
22 al & O'Clock r. ". that beauritu! X SlDESCF,
with four acres Of land, low occupied bP Mht'r
fpurhs of mile from the city limis. The dwell
ing cOn,ains ten rooms: besides, Kitchen bui ding
with four rooms. The lot Is beautifully Iaid OH
with shadr-trces and flowers, ais, every variety of
choice fruit.
he premises can be examined ANY day previous
t, day of sae between the hours Of anu o'clock
p. NJ.
Terms: AL sale ROBERT + LYME.
H. IL Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20

BY coon a Laughton. Aucr,oneerss
No. 10 Governor street

BY coon 4 Laughton. AucnoneeTss ,..E
: No. 10 Governor street
ENERAL AsSORTMENTO OF HOUSE
NT HJG,n FIrRN1TITpE. RrERfGRRATOR-.
40. AT kUtTIoN-1Hls DAY at 10 n'clo o.l we
viii sill II our nncrton-rooms general nssnr,,9ehI
OF HDuSEHnLO FUhhl1 utt,S,n VI
NxnuGASY and STAINED WARDfoBEs,
n aIJot;ASY and FRENCH sCR0LL. bEnsIEAps.
fine ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUIT, inasbe Wy
pieces: , r,..
Two OTrAGE CHAMBER SUITS,
II AIR and >IisJCK ,iATTRFSsES, ..s.#.
CANE and WOOD SEAT CHAIRS
Sey.r raj GOOD ERIC EHAToRs, s.~
LOUNGES. iEAF-TABLEs,
TIS--AFEs. PILLOWS,
COoKI SG-STovES, &C. ..-...t.
Ten chests BLACK and GRaES IEAs;;-cruro
.,o uctsonrtrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20
BY Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No. 11OS Main street.

VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING ON
Y THE FAST SIDE OF PINE BEL WEES
CHINA AND HOLLY STKhsTS ZOE . SAL ~
ihe nremises az O'Clock = NJ, | Will sell lie uice
and conveniently ARRANGED FIX Me toiIAGt
Iocacdas described above. Tine house contains atout
ei9br rooms: Kitchen &c.: am Is entirely new ana
has he. n recently I'd .en 70 aud painted. The LUZ
is GOxI g., feet To 4 90 foot alley.
TERMS: Very reasonable. and MADE known on
d y IF sale. FkANh -. ~ Ill,
4, 2O-td AuctloiceT.
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AU.rIOH SALES Fesure Days.
-. a VIS,TTON NALEH-- Picture W9VHs
EOR RENT, 800 49, s
THE CELEBRATED GREENBRiEh While
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Pursuant to decree Of the District rourt OF .he
Uu'e1 States for the istric, OF H.st E.i IL M
Sulpi,nr sprtugs Com airy and 'thess. the ndsr.
signed special commissioner Ia SAID sui VIII On
at the White sulphur Springs. Greenorirr county,
West Va leese NJ auctip1. subject TO raj acaton
nv The said court the properly ~ me said hi
Sulphur SPRINGS COMPANY Tor The term OF
1wo yesrs ending November /. 1877.
The lessee viii b., authorized u apply. unoe. ING
direction OF the said commissioner. one our'm o.
nronerty. nnd will be required. In adoition 70 The
rent TO pay the taxes Of every kind which WI &C
crna No inst the said property during the term
sfores I'd. ard TO nay the insarauc. on said pro-
prrty to The exept Of one thousand dollars per an
The rent. ~ zach year VIII be pavable In four
eau Il ,nslaments on the 1st and l5th OIL August
I'LL" TO- ""N A"~' HE-kY N. MATHEWS,
iva.3Ot Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20
RICHMOND, FREDG Il POTOMAC R.R.InI
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGr~~
RICHMOND. May 90, 1871
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.


- RICHMOND; May 90, 1885
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
1851 ID, DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-s,r,e, Sta. =
ton daily, CONNECTING WITH
The STEAMER kkYPURTst
Quantico. with trains Of ~, k,tI
more and Ohio railr sd at their wharf
opposite AeSandra--due IN Sau-
moreaI 500 l.. NJ: aDu at Washing
ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for Baltimore and The North
and Vest
9:2O P. NJ, NIGHT NAIL leaves Byr,,-S,r,,
station iSunday S e1ceeted conn. riIpr
at Washington with the lialiim0rs
and Potomac and Baltimore Ana ohio
railroads.
sos P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN 70,
Hanover junction. leaves Broad. >,r.t,
station tsunnays except-dJ.
sam, NIGHT NAIL arrives At Byrd-Ss,e,;
station (Honuave eycapled}
l:3oP. NJ, DAY NAIL arrives at b, rd-str,e II ST.
ton daily.
s:37A. M, ACGUnM0DATlON TRAIN arrr.,
ut Broad-otreet station (Sundays e,.
crptedi.
parlOr- cars on day trains.
Pullman sieepirg cars on Bighf trains.
rkEItIhT TRAINS leave and arrive at Broad.
Street station on TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and
NIGHTS lcI all psints North and
West.
Through bills of lading and rates given 70 AL
PRINCIPAL points North and West
by order Of General superintendent.
&. A. TAYLOR
mv2l General prpYh' snh Ticker ya,t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20
By Williams 4 "ib-on'
Real Estate Agents. AurtioneerS, ana '''tn
corner OF 4 wcfth and Main streets


Pe., Estate Agents and SOCK broAeis'
corner Of wclfth and Main streets.
NEW wELL-BIIILT. CONVENIENT,
~ .yD ylKY ATTRACTIVE REs1DENCyiE,
>tXr To IOkNER or LEiG 1o MD tt tbe ~
ouest of the owner we will OFF, for sale at public
auction on she premises ON luEsDaa z eR -;
DWELlISG adjoining an The west The residence ,r,t
# A. :. Lee, ssi. The h1u.e ifn,s Wv nd
Substantially built of The test material ny IN t dts
snh. pas.nr1t: is Or ovided with all modsrn I'M
provcmctI and situated In one OF me otS! neisn
inrhoods i'm tn city witnin few minutes Walk %
TERMS: On--lhird cash; balance at SIX Twelve,
ana cigtte.n months, Interest added secured ny
deed or trust 80, -, 49,.
Immedtae,y after the above sale VIII he sniu tne
THREE VACANT LOTS on thu west, fronting z.
f.et each by 1879 deep 10 an alley twenty ieel
wide.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON,
Real Estate and slock Br kers ana
iv1a Aucioncers.
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BY augustine Royal,
Successor to Moody & Roya!l,)
Real Estate Ayeu. aud auCti"ncer,
office corner seventh and Hull Sireets,
Manchester IA

WILL BE SOLD ON FRIDAY. JULY
w 23. 1875, AT AtICTION, TWO N;LUa:
HULL AND DErATUR SrkEET>, ON THE
PHf.MISb$, At 5S O'CLOCK =: W, IN THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER. FA:-At the re-
nupst ef III. owner, | shall Cfhr for sale
a, the time and place aforesaid fWo VALUABLE
los. FIRST, corner Tenth and Decatur Streets
fronts As feel by 80; second 81 BY ~ teel. s"co'
lot has a Coon frame Office thereOn-twO rooms.
This valuable property j. In The centre OF thc city
am very near the cour'-lon e.and IS We II sutedfor
Office purposes and .di"ns The beautiful mouse anu
Office now I'm course Of ERECTION tor Sorratt,
!,ruoks, Esq. These beautiful lots should engage
an enton. especially on fh"se
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In SIX. TIVE We,
and btcen months. for negotiable rOus. SIX per
ceut interest nddeu. secured 10y deed Of trust
AUGUSTINE RDYALL. auctionecr.
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r UMBER LUMBER! LUMBER
c.r.,,S p,RkER 4 90.

TRUMAN H. PARKER Z ~
have ON hand al their yards corner f'h ,nd ta, al
,ut sixth and Canal streets, = irse sMtHSnOH.
saSH. D,rtlRS and BLiNUS, SHINGLES, Ia -
Sc, &c, which they oder for sale strer' ~" p''<
my S-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20
BY Cook L i!tughtnn, Aurtipnccrs,
No. 10 Governor street.

CUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO, PAR
- LOE ORGAN. paRI OR AND CHAMBr X
FCEs lTtTi;". A + ACCrfDN.-,'n NEbHt >
pa the 2Ist ins,au'. At O'cio X. we VIII - al
The Iesircu,e No. 70S Grace street. between Sew
| SIfpERi,7rt RO>EWOOD CASE, 79-ocave.
grand scale "r;,ibury PA NJ. emtirrl! new;
l Tayinr ( Farley PARLUR ORGAN, win SIX
SOS: . 800. ..,,,.,
l han some WALNUT F2AME PARLOR SUIT.
covered viii crimson icnS;
/ w tLNUr PAkLUk 81 1T covered with stain
clnlh: ,,,,.
OAK C,NF.SEAT DINING-RnOM CHAIRS;
WALNUT IiA1-RA On, LUUklNG.GLASSES;
HaIR.ClOrH DlVhNS;
MAHOGANY SID" BOARD:
WALNUrGH AMBER SUIT. with marble top
pcces-y ~ little used
. Cirrrht;a O. a NBtK SUITS as cool as new;
HAP ana >HuCk VAT! RrSsES. PILLOWS;
WHIT GRhNIrE TDiLEr SrlS:
CRUtktkI, CLASSY AXE, &C, sc.
COOK & LAUGHTtS,
iv 10 auciiunterS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20

ERkNCH PHARMACEUTICAL
MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE.
WIN PEPSINE LA DIASTASE,
YIN DE DUSART, au Lacto Phosphate de ChauN;
sllirr DE DUSARr, au Lac,o-Phosphae de
(hau1:
GOUpROS DE GUYOT,
PtPSlSE-BnUDAULC-
PEPSINs. Porci,
PEPSlNE Amylacee,
PEPSiSE 4 LA SUCRE,
PlIuSPHATr DE FyR-par Leras,
SlRUP DE hUBERGIEk,
PERLES p'HUILLE PHOSPHOREE,
PERLES DE ClILuROFORME,
PrRLES D'kSS :NCE TEkEBISTHlNE,
PERLES DE NALEkIASE,
PR rs DE PAULLISIA,
PRISES DE GUARANA,
PaSTlLLES DU DR. BELLOC,
PASTILLkS DIGISTIF pU Bu1SSON,
PaSTILLtS DIX LEAU EMS,
lamar 1NDlES-frult laxatf contre Ia c0nstipa-
ton, snd all new aud valuable remedies for sale
by MEADE & BAkER Pharmacists,
Iny12 9l9 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20
.1f.Vvos sALEs-Tusure Days.
BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuciioBees'
of,cc corner Of Eleventh aud Bank oireets'

GALE AT AUCTION OF LOT AND
= SMALL FRAMED TkNEMENT On NE
.1 .u p1 III S1REtTS.-Wiii he sold Al auction
IN t,,e premises, on MONDAY The 2e;h ynl{,
1878 at O'Clock p. d.. the LOT ana shHd -,
w r. T. Waiton The LOT has front OF gu irs.
and fine house contains four rooms 6esiaes k.s.
mud well of grDd water. The LOCATION 10 peausT
rrpMs: One-thirI cash /: balance st si1 ano
,v IN w GDI,plS. Auctioneer.
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WATTS.

WANTED, in a good private family,
,,,rrxrisbad, ard BOARD for Young lady and fur
s,nau rbi,drrn tagged from eve 10 Ten years. 40
dr~ss w. care OF Dtspeack Office, stating !0ca iop
.nd terms. y EO -
vX7ANTED, By fsr SEPTEMBER OK
w OCTOBER. all UPPi FLnOo. suitable FOR
ycom K eaping: price not TO exceed FSUO; e'oa 10
cation and Convenient to capitol State parti'-
i,rs IN a prom pip wing ana permanent t"rant
Best references In every particiiar gwen; e6NIs
W ". R...ciiy pos-tfdce. ~ wi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Iiaiu and Bank.
HANDSOME COTTAGE RESIDENCE
LII IN THE MFfHASlCSFlLLET TURNPIKE
one MILE FROM THIS CITY, WITH ABHuT
EIGHT ACRES OF VERY PRODCCTIFE
quest OF Mr. F. Weidimyrr W. Will sell at auc lon.
"a the premises on MO<DAl, July 26tu. at 5
oclocn +. NJ. the cottage residence c ted AS above.
The improvements consist of a FRAME COT.
TAGE. with six rooms. stable, aud ri necessary
ut.hui ding, an goo orchard The hOus" Is sur
rounded with han some Shade trees and shrnbbery.
he lOcatiOu ~ Il good far gardener, nursery
man. dairy man, OF Il gen lendn doing business In
the city.
TERMS: One-thrd cash; balance at one and two
years Tor negotiable NOES, six per cent Interest
added. GnUBBS Il :LLlAMS,
iyl Amcti neerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20
THIGH COSSTABLE'S SALE AT THE
CANTON COLOR-W0RkS
WAREHOUSE.

will Sell nj public auction. on WEDNESDAY
MORNING he 2lst dly of july. 1875, 1T 10S
O'CLOCK at No. l5l IL Fra kin street below Wall
street The following property to satisfy dis rcss-
warrant IN my hanGs In favor OF Mary y. Irlddy,
ue. Henry Thomas:
ytLtOW DCHRE,
WHIT G..
VArNI-H IN BOTTLES,
LAMP BLACK;
barre RD-IS:
LOr OF LUMBER;
JSt. .ILtR: -
MPTY BAkRELS and BOTTLES, &C.
\. r. DIrEsRFRfY,
10 oO.ot High Con. tlnl. ity + ichDond
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Ky ". Goblin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner OF EIeFtutH iHlI b"uh s6FCc'o'
SALE OF HAND
I SOME LOT ONTHE SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY
STRtrT RETWtEN ADAMS STREET AND
n9uOk AVrSUE.-Py virtue of dc cree OF the
t;hanccry court OF rho ti'y Of Richmond enter red
ON the l9,h Iune. 1875. m the Gaze ot Har%n u
rs. smith, shall ~ special commissioners mere
he pr-iri.c- on TUESDAY the 10th July. S73.
Al 6 O'Clock p. NJ, that TRULY BcAu LIZ /.
LOT located as anov.. adj i'iug the resideh OF
vey, Mr. Ba: hipll fronting 81 fcct, running back
$50 feet % an alIcS 20 feet wide.
TERMS: Un".f"ur'h ish 3: balance at SIX, Twelve,
ana eight en- months for prgotiabe notrs. interest
added and title r. taiEed till all of the purchase
money is fully paid and a COZ yryance ordered Dy
I ne court CHARLES L. vii lhMS,
EDWARD Y. CA NON,
iv1o COIDmi, sonerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20
CHksAPEAKs AND OHIO RAus,.,,
PASSENGER UEPARTHtSr
RICHMOND. VA, June IL, IsT, {

Train leaving Richmond Mt $50 A. NJ M a d.
Excerpt Sun1ayt stamping at all rrguIsr s,,,L.a"f
Train leaving RichInonGa ~ 81 y. 81 mn. "a.
stopping at Hanover. Louisa. GorronsyIiIs. Ihn!!'
l0ftesvIlie Ivy. Mediums river. g rren~nod a.
ton. Waynesb"ro, SsuntOp, CO. II. NtIro,.
Cov.Dgton, and all stat ions west Of Aiieghany,
sccommodafio. train leaves Rtchaord T., e.
louisville and all iriern eGiate stations d,u, r-
cept sunday at 4:30 y II. VA'
Pullman sl+e piny.car runs on $40 p. NJ. I'M,
between r"hmcnd and h,te sulphur, ' IAN
Trains arrive ~ Richmond ~ fellows:
EXPRESS Train daily at........ .........445 Ar
Hsil Train dairy Except -unday) at 40 . ~,
Acc0mmt dalton ram Gaiiy texccp, Ne
sunday AT. ....................S:3U 4 "
Y raius coming into Richmond stop at stations =:
above. 40
Trains make close connection with trains ., ,,o
Richm"no and Danyille aud kich'rond and p,t.r".
burg railroads. both To and from Richuo nJ '
For further Information, rates. &c. Apply Al sos
Main street, or at c0mrauy', offices.
CONWAY X. HOWARD.
General Passenger and Ticket Ag.,.
W. N. =. DUNN.
Engineer and Superintendent Transportation.
jy6
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WANTED.

1,CHODL WANTED.-An experienced
r;ddl-. aged yfreiui,n having testimonials
from profts rs of the University Of Virginia AID
former ia: rons, dc ir,s SCHOOL. he I: aches an
Client and m nd' rn languages and mathcmarics. ADJ
dress G. +. M MIXERS post-office, Essex va.
iy 16-F& ru2' .swlaw2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20

WANTED, THE USE Of A PAIR OF
w MILES 10 work on Il farm for few week
for their feed or a small compensation. GOOD care
" i'll be taken OF them. apply 10
+. ID. kAChO Real Estate Agent
sv1oat or e. NJ. THORN.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-09-23
A Story Of the French Floods.

will tell you one story among many i.
A young mother is awakened by the in
undation. She has two children, twins
at the breast, adorable little girls. The
water invades her house; it is night
and the hour is full of terror; the hus-
band takes care of himself and mounts
the roof; but the woman thinks only of
her children; she ties them to her
breast with a scarf, and as she is about
to swim from the house she thinks that
the bread-trough will serve as boat.
The house is lettering as the mother
embarks in her frail boat. She is
scarcely out of the house when it goes
to pieces: The husband disappears in
the ruins. The little boat floats away !,
but strikes against tree and is over
turned. The poor woman SEXES a
branch and climbs into tree with the
strength of a lioness fighting for her
young. But the tree is young; it bends !;
it, will not hold all three. The mother
sees that the end has come, but her
motherhood is not conquered. She ties
her children to the strongest branch i,
she kisses them again and again, she
signs them with the sign of the cross,
and cries, .sTo the mercy of God!"
This piteous drama was witnessed
by spectators who could do nothing in
aid until quarter of an hour was gone
The mother was drowned, but the
children were saved like Moses. They
were adopted by the Sisters of Charity
of Castelsarrzin. The mothers funer-
al was an occasion Of mourning in the
midst of the general sorrow. Her face
seemed sanctiied by her action. One OF
my friends said to me, 81 never saw
such a beauty Her eyes were half
closed, her lips slightly open, her
hands crossed above her breast as if she
were still praying for her children.
There is no spectacle more divine than
that of maternity of sacrifice Paris
Cor. N. Y. Tribune.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-09-23
How an American Lady Entertained q
Queen.

Our fashionable readers will remem-
Der the beautiful Mrs. Hicks, whose
wealth and attractions caused so much
gossip at the national capital one win
ter. Well, this lady is to-day distin-
guished feature in the fashionable world
Of London, and is followed, fiattered !,
sought and sued in way to startle one,
for it is seldom an American lady, how
ever accomplished, rich and beautiful !,
wins such success.
1t happened in this way: Mrs. Hicks
arrived in London few days in adj
vance of the Queen of the Netherlands
She took for herself all the best rooms
did Mrs. Hicks, of the Clarridge Hotel !,
the aristocratic resort of this great So
cial center. Shortly after the Govern
ment notified the landlord that these
same apartments had been selected for
the Queen. The landlord informed
Mrs. Hicks that he must have the rooms
for royalty. Mrs. Hicks respectfully
but firmly declined. She had engaged
the rooms; she was in them; they made
her castle, and as an American woman
she, too, was sovereign. The vexed
landlord was disturbed, he was excited
He would have torn his hair had he pos
sessed any. AS he was quite bald he
appealed to the Government. Mrs.
Hicks appealed to our Minister, her
cousin. The vexed question became a
question of State, and no end of diplo-
matte correspondence passed before a
compromise was effected. It was ar
ranged at last that the Queen should
occupy the rooms as the guest of Mrs.
Hicks. The Queen did SO, and she was
delighted with our fair countrywoman
Mrs. Hicks received with her guest
was invited to court and court balls
with her royal visitor; and now she is
dined and wined and entertained in a
way to endanger her constitution, and
many male member of the nobility
with an income and acres somewhat
embarrassed looks longingly at the
beautiful, accomplished and wealthy
American widow.-Lomdon Correspond
ence Capital.
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in, and how his wooden leg
fits, and sometimes the gamblers
give him money to treat ftrangers
with. He is a ssnice fellow to
meet at night, and many country
gentleman has borrowed money to pay
his board bill after ramble with ssPeg-
leg" Brown. He was formerly clerk
in the War Department, but was not
popular with his superiors because he
proved, though weak, a bad man +.
He has lost caste even with the gam
blers t'because he gave Billy Gilman
away"
These three men are as well dressed
as any body, and Ottman was looked
upon as above his business and too good
for it. Halleck. had admission to any
society. Brown is well known and
rather pitied than despised. He has
little genuine politeness, but plenty of
slang, and is pleasant gamblers COM
panion. This city is so small that you
soon get to know every body, and men
over twenty-one years of age soon reach
their level. None of these prisoners
could get bail for $1,000 tomorrow
though Gilman was offered $40, 1000
when first arrested. They are all in
jail. "Pegleg" Brown will probably
be released as a witness to be used to
convict the others. He will be severe
ON his accomplices and will show that
he was sent to Saratoga to pass the $500
bills for commission of 10 per cent. of
their face.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-09-23

CHILL CURE!-SAFE AND SURE.-Dr. VIII
hoft's Tonic is curative and protective. 1t
lacks. It's reputation is established. Its
composition is simple and scientific. Itcon-
tains no poison. It acts promptly and its
effects are permanent. tits cheap, because
it saves doctors bills. 1t is harmless, speedy
in action and delightful in its effects. Try
it and prove all that's said. WHEELoCK, FIN.
LAY q Co., Proprietors, New Orleans.
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTs
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-09-23
A FOur-Hundred.Mile Chase for Horse
Thieves,

About three weeks ago Thomas Bur-
ris, living near Fort Collins, in Larimer
County, took his family on little trip
into the mountains, leaving John Ed
wards alias John Wokiel, a Swede, in
charge of the ranch. Burris returned
in about a week, and found that Ed
wards and neighbours boy, named
John Sutor, had stolen four of his horses
and left the country. Procuring war;
rant for both, he, with a man named
Lewis Skagg, started in pursuit. AT
Lost Springs the thieves had stolen two
horses from Mr.. Sterling. There Mr..
Burris struck their trail and followed it
to Living Springs, where they had
snapped one of the animals to George
Hooper for another one. At this point
Burris and his comrade lost the trail,
and did not strike it again until they
reached Rocky Ford, on the Arkansas
River, where they learned that Edwards
and Sutor were heading for New Mexi-
co. The pursuit was continued by these
men, who surprised and captured the
thieves near the line of New Mexico,
and recovered the six horses. The
oAA1OsOS "OAO III S6tlup WACA ONClGhhCu >
and the surprise was SO sudden and COM
plete that escape was impossible, and
they surrendered without resistance.
On the return and when near Tuttle' S
ranch, on the north side Of the Arkan-
sas, Edwards broke away and tried to
escape. Burris ordered him to halt,
and fired off his carbine in the air,
thinking to brighten him. Edwards
kept right on, however, followed by
Burris, who, after running two miles,
drew his revolver and shot Edwards
dead. The body was buried on The
prairie, short distance from Tuttle's
ranch. Young Sutor showed no dispo-
sition to get away.
The party, with their fagged-out
horses, camped at Byers' Station on the
Kansas Pacific, night before last, and
yesterday continued the journey home
ward .-DenUer News.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-09-23

GERTRUDE JACKSON, of Mississippi
comes as near being the fool-killer as any
body. She smiled equally on four ad:
mirers, and each rose thirsting for the
others gore. Their thirst was satisfied all
round, and now Miss jackson smiles upon
. fifth.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-09-23

A MAN went to see his lady.love, and,
wishing to be, conversational, observed
" The thermomokrum is twenty degrees
above zelon this evening" YES" inno-
Gently replied the maiden, Ssuch kinds of
birds do fly higher some seasons of the
year than others"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-09-23

SHORTS PUDDING Take eggs well
beaten, pint of milk, and make thin
batter with shorts. When boiling corn
ed beef dip in your pudding bag and fill
with the above. Have plenty of room
in the kettle with the beef, and be sure
the water is boiling, put in the pudding
and boil hours without letting it stop
Eat with sweetened cream or any other
pudding sauce.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-09-23

THE Freemasons of Iowa are very
much excited over recent decision OF
the Grand Master that dancing in the
lodge rooms is inconsistent with the
good of the craft. Two subordinate
officers have been deprived of their po-
sitions for acting in violation of this de-
cision.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-09-23

A GENTLEMAN in the eastern part of the
State, who was about having his leg ampu-
tated on account of its being bent at right
angles and stiff at the knee, heard of John
sons Anodyne Liniment After using it .
short time his leg became straight, and is
now as serviceable as the other
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-09-23

A GREAT many people have asked us OF
late, How do you keep your horse looking
SO sleek and glossy?" We tell them it's the
easiest thing in the world; give Sheridan's
Cavalry Condition POWDERS two or three
times week
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-09-23

DIR. TUFTS Improved Hair Dye Is in genera
all other hair dyes.
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