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, 1879-02-09
BOLD ROBBERY.

1peCdA& H1su4%In ~ 1Hf 1F&0uHe-
DAYTON, O., Feb. S.-WhiIc the family Of
Daniel Frantz, residing near a station IN the
DAYTON & Union Railroad, ten miles northwest
Of this city, we're sitting around the fire in
their own dwelling last evening at o'clock
the door was suddenly opened, and three men
entered the house, two OF whom were
masked. The men at once drew revolvers and
stated to the atfrighted family that they had ac-
complies outside tue house whom they could
summon at seconds call should any resistance
be offered. Mrs. Frantz ran into back room,
when she fell to the floor in faintng-ft.
The remaining members OF the family, consist
ing Of the daughter, aged IS; the son, aged II;
and the father, nearly 60 years Of age, were
Immediately attacked, and the daughter and Sou
at once bound and gagged. The old gentleman.
however, continued the fight, but, being over
powered BY the three ruf1ians who had now
turned their united efforts upon him, Tas rs
securely bound US the two children. Then Mrs.
Frantz, who was lying upon the floor in the
back room, was secured in q like manner, and
thelouse searched by the robbers. Three hundred
in money and SIS, 100 In securities were secured
the house, the robbers told the family that they
would be visited at 10 o'clock BY another party
who would release them. The sou,
however, before that hour succeeded
in gnawiug the ropes asunder which
bound him and freed the remaining portion of
the family. No arrest has yet been made, but
the police are confident OF the capture Of the
robbcrs, as the unmasked man can be readily
identified. Much excitement exists over the
affair iu the ncighborhood, which has caused
lively deposits to be made in the city banks to-
day from That section.
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800 pieces Snow Flake ana Plaid Dress
Goods at 5. 9, 6h,7, ana Sc, worth 8.
10, 1877 and l5c.
300 pieces Knlckerbocker Suitinss at 1oc.
cheap ut 15c.
900 pieces Pacific Twills at 13,5c, fornacr
price 2Oc.
500 pieces Pacific Brocades. Poplin. AL
paca. Serges, Me1anges, and De Bezes,
at l5c. iormer prlce 25c.
1000 pieces Br1ilianunes. Extra Quality
Brocades, Caahmeres, Mat:elasae, and
French Mixtures, Mt IS, 40, and 25c,
worm 35, so, and 40c.
500 pieces Black Alpaca. at 1871, 10, IS, 30,
and 25c, half rezu1nr prices.
1000 pieces Black All-Wooi Cashueres at
43, As, 48. So, 85. 10, md 75c, from
auction; awful cheap.
, 1879-02-09

,To-morro ow cyeuins, At I31: South Clark: street,
there will be, = match at ten, bins between
George Hoffman and n. H. qsan,. two well
known local experts at the gamf :I.''e ''':;':'
, 1879-02-09

won ten, amongst them the Louisville Cup, i'll
1S7S. He was d speedy, good horse, and is quite
4 loss to the SE0ckyood Farm string,-LtUs-
Sfuck Itecord.
Mr. II. G. Crickmore, No. s. Park kow. New
York City, will issue the first part Of his Racing
Guide for 1878. about the middle Of this month.
This work is not only useful, but absolutely eS-
sentlai to every turfman and lover OF sport,
The forthcoming volume OF the Guide will con-
tain record Of races run IN the United States
aud Canada for 1873; owners and their racing
cOlors: prominent race-courscs amt hOT to reacli
them; wc11hts carried; list or pooisetlcrs anu
bOOkmakers; dates uf important events; rules
Of the American, Louisville, and Pacific Jockey
Clubs; nominations for stakes to tie ruiz III
lS'9-loSo, With index; earnings OF stallons aud
their progeny; table OF races run at all dis
tances; winners Of the prominent fixed events;
record OF best performances: the foals OF 1875,
etc The sale Of this class OF book is limited,
aud it is necessary that turmcn should subscribe
largely 10 resompense the compiler III getting it
up, is there is NO profit III it.
a correspondent OF the San Francisco Spirit
Of the 1i,nes recently paid visit to the hoale
Of The thoroughbred stallion Norfolk, and writes
as follows concerning him:
Norfolk has apartment larger than the office.
and even more e!ls:ibly situated. From that he
can watch the sun rise in the morning, and never
lose sEnt Of II until 1t sn2s behind the hits in the
evening. lie can watch the colts pIa5 in the pad
docks. and has full view OF the mares in the fields
beyond lie can certainly congratulate himself on
his lines having fallen in pleasant places, for it
would tc hard to conceive OF 4 horse which could
be better dxed.r He las his meals with the
Regularity Of the clock, and his food is such that
IN equine gourmet could not DO otherwise than !
relish it. Part Of the time he is ait5Ied:the
freedom ofthe paddock, and at ohcrs!he JOINS in
the excitement OF 4 .cQurs!pg match. II was
Grand picture, and one which We wilt aways re-
lucmber,; n,cn:, afor11cr visit: 1--WE Edw Sz:
Mood ride him out with couple of hiehhret grey
bounds al his heels. He marched along with state
Is sep until the hare sas started but the chase
Wa1ed warm he woull become excited, and ns |
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Now is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
TO FRANK LESLIE S SUNDAY NAG
AZINE.-The january no. brilliantly
opens he fifth semiannual Volume
of this most excellent magazine.
AS it appears in the "Holiiay Sea,
SON. it has the somewhat distinct
i've character of a "Christmas Num-
Der, and the opening paper, 'Christ-
mas Carols (prcttily illustrated),
by Rev. w. II. Witbrow, is espec
tally interesting. s'Lottie," by A.
Fl. Mann, is a very delightful story
of Christmas Eve. A new serial
story is commenced, entitled, David
Fleming's Forgiveness" which will,
it is stated, run through several
months. 1t is by the author Of
"Christie Redfprn's Troubles" and
the opening gives promise of thrill
ing interest in the forthcoming chap
ters. The pleasant story, ''ln Mis-
chief Again." is continued. The
pages abound with good things,
which we can only refer to in gener-
i'll terms. There are short stories of
great interest; sketches of famous
persons; essays instructive and en-
tertaining; poems, history. science,
etc; an admirable sermon hy the
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Sheriff S Sales.
Succession sale.

p NJ Butler deed ( Rossier Parish, La.
BY virtue of a commission To me directed
from the honorable Parish Court Of Bossier
Parish La will on "Wednesday Feb 5th 1879
1T tle late residence of p, NJ Butler, deed, on
Red River i'll said parish, within the legal
hours sell at public auction all the real estate
belonging to said succession to-wit
On hundred and twenty five acres of land in
fractional Sections Il Of I. H. of II, and
improvements thereon, said place known as
the Butler River place, plats of which can be
seen at said place in possession of Mrs. A. NJ.
Butler. Admr'X.
Also South East Quarter & the East half of
South West Quarter, of Section % of t. 20 r..
49, known as the Lipseomb Place Land to be
sold in sub divisions as prescribed by law.
Terms of Sale--Cash if appraisment be bid
Jan End 1879. r, T.. WYCIIE, Sheriff
per, Chas. A. Devereux, Dpt'y.
prs fee SGT tt DIS
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A SPLENDID NEW YEARS HOLI-
DAY ER.-DemOrest'S Month
ly Magazine, with extraordinary art
pictures and New Years poems;
New Years stories and host of
beautiful holiday attractions that
astonishes and delights every body.
Do not fail to see the splendid JAN
nary Holiday Number of this model
magazine. Price, 20 cents post free,
or sold everywhere. Yearly, $3,
with two large end beautiful oil pic
tuIes. Address w. Jennings Demo
rest, II East 14th street, New York.
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sSHcccssiOn A0aicc.

Succession of In Parish Court,
R. A. 4 NJ; ] Morris. Bossier Parish,
both decd La.
Notice is hereby given, that, f. B, & L. A.
Soreis Administrators of above successleils,
have this day filed in the office Of he Clerk of
the District Court, Bo$sier Parish Ia. their
final account i'll above snceessions
Now this is 10 admonish all persons con
ccrned, that unless same be opposcd within
the time prescribed by law it will be approved
ho,noogtted, and made the judgement Of the
Court.
Given under my official signature aul seal
ofotfce, at Bellyue La, Dee 30ill A. ID, 1873
JOANSES SMITH, Dpt'y Ci.k.
Dist. Court, Bossier Parish, Lii
fpl.'s fap S3I gt ss .4rr
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Sl,erin,s sale.
Il. I. Buckner & Bro.

r. T. Buckner & Bro. No 9.6l5
vs. In Dist. Court, of
W. f. Naples g. n. b. Caldo Parish
Murff La,
DIV virtue Of writ of fieri facias issued IN the
ID above named suir, aud to me directed
have seized and will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, to the last and highest bidder, at
the court House i'll the town of bellevue. La.
within the legal hours of sale, on the third
Saturday. the 18th day Of February 1879, the
following described property, to-wit:
mules, and two horses. all found on the
Manles' Placa Bessie Parish, and seized to be
sold to pay and satisfy said writ: the snm of
Sl2lo, aud sixty five cents, with interst d cost
Terms of Sale-Cash with the benefit Of ap-
prasement. IL. L. WYClIE. Sheriff
j. 1t prs fee s.
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The Editor being necessarily
absent on business of the State as
State Senator from this District,
this weeks issue of the Banner makes
its appearance under the supervision
of an Editor ad hoe, who will endea-
ror to represent the absentee tc the
best of his ability, and who will be
studiousIy careful not to allow any
un-demo rat doctrines appear in its
columns or its patrons and readers
to miss too much the guiding hand
of it's Editor from the helm. 1t is
difficult at all times to make coun-
try paper interesting, from the fact,
that by the timeit gathers the news,
it has become old to most of it's
readers, who have already learned
it from papers published on lines Of
telegraphic communication. How
ever, it the we'll wishers of the Ban
ner will exert themselves to report
to us promptly all items oflocal in.
terest, we will endeavor to pnt them
in such shape as to make them i'll
teresting 10 the people of our Parish
generally. Veal feel a little gloomy
in consequence of the shortness OF
the crops, and the unremunerating
prices for which they sell, still, we
have-all of us-mucn to be thank
full for, by reason of the general good
health of our Parish, and our free
dom from the yoke of political thral.
dom, uuder which we so long
groaned. We have just passed
through season of "Merry Christ
mas and "Happy New Year. in
which many of us went back in i'm
agination to the days of our child
hood, and early youth as we wit
messed the keen zest with which the
children of the various household.
entered into the enjoyment Of the
good things peculiar to the time ant
season.
The Christmas and New Year jus
passed, are now buried out of sight
How many more will you and ]
dear reader, enjoy in the time t.
come? Let us all as we meet ant
mingle together in social intercours,
during the year upon which ",
have just entered, deal kindly eacl
with the other be charitable, il
thought, word and deed; and assis
each other in the battle of life a
much as we can. By such a cours
we will add much to each other
happiness and have fewer regret
when we come face to face, with til
dim beyond to Which we are a
Fastening.
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Succession Sale,
and sIesasc Of Plantation.

SuereSsi"n OF In Bossier Parish
s. w. Vance.
decd } Court In.
BY virtue of aeoninissinn to me directed from
the honorable Parish Court of Hosser Parish
La will on "Wednesday. January 18th 1879
ut Buck Hall in saia Parish sell within legal
hours and at pnblic anction. al Of The personal
property helongfpti to said succession consist
ing of Mules. Farming implements, wagons,
corn. fodder, Re etc.
viii also at same time and place lease for
year 1879. to the highest bidder the Buck Hall
plantation
Terms Of sale, cash ifappraisemcnt lie hid,
and ifappraisement he not bid then property
to be Immediately reofered and sold for what
it will bring on a credit Of twelve months cred
it purchasers tn execute II mos. bonds with
approved solvent securities.
The lessee of the Buck Hall plantation will
also be required 10 give approved personal Sc
eurety for amount bid for lease, payable on
the LIST of January, 1890. 45s.f
I Jan. 2nd 1878. T. L. WYCHE, Sheriff,
and cx-otiicio Auctioneer.
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Earochial.
SheriH's Sale
Levy & Bodenheimer, Noes,

Levy u Bodenheiner) No6s7.
va. Tn n,
4 :. Donaldson. ,Bossier Parish, hsIa'' Ia q
Ry yirtue Of a writ Of tieri fac;.s -.
- the above named snit, and IN me .s: Esaed ~
ihave seized and will proceed 10 sal, s a..eeied ~
auction to the last and highest bi.Lles' ~ paoi'c
Court House, in the town Of Belissr,. ~ toe
WITHIN the legal hours of sale. ON ,La IA IA
fsaiarday' ne 18th day Of Janaarv issa s 'n'ta .s
'olHr,op.ims no y described property. to-wit: 'ne
Of section amd Quarter of northeast quarter
east quarter dissection 8, township 10 =. - north
y A OF said property found in the nas;sS ase IT,
bossler' and to be sold to pay and sa,;.s .ssa q
Terms OF Sale-Cash. with the b.n.s, !.
appraisement J.R ONEtI eM g, Of
~ Per CHAs, A. DEvERKux, Denn,~
- 'o' lpr's fee x7
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SheriH,s Sale.

1oiih y. Da.""l trict Court Of Bos-
Heirs Of Daugherty )sier Parish, La. :,
Dy vrtue of writ Of seizure and sale 1sssss ssse
seized am and will proceed to sell 2, Pnelis. sas sse
ton, to the last and highest h'.iaer, ,1 = La a.
Court house, IN the @ town W sa'e u On the third
Satnr,iav S,tn the 18th day Of February 1877 tho
salIowins Sila described property, to wit: half
i'rge Te east half of section a. and the west nal
g aaat;an ne on ". all in township 10 range ia coz
tanning in all $40 acres. ..r;.h and 10 be-
Said property IN .ssfa bess,e. sad afi xris-say the
sn su,n If f al s4353,33, besides interest ana ~
costs. - ,.;,,,out benefit of ap
praisement pF wYcHE, Sheriff.
Re,Ieyue January ,, 1879. lprs'ees'
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SUBSCRIPTIONS PAID.-December.
w. Lewis. to Feb. 14ih 1879, 50;
N. &. Brounlee, to Dee. 81, 1879. SO;
j. Il. Young, OH subscription, 81;
H. w. Ogden, to Dee. Is, 1878, s.;
J. a. Haynes, for year 1878, g;
F. NJ. Hanks, TO Aug. 2S, 1879 s.;
Thos. Lyles. to May 81, 1879, So;
w. NJ. Abny, for year 1879, 50;
L. G. Rasbery, to Nov. II, 1879, s.
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BELLEVUE, LA,
THURSDAY, JAN. 2, 1879.

Tile "Banner7 dWeing the absence
f the Editor, Hon. W. II. Scaalaad,
ill be conducted by B. II. Keyser.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.
Succession of
j. L. c. Hunter,
decd
In Parish Colll-t,
Bos sier Parish,

Notice is hereby given. that, Octavia c.
Hodges wife of j. r. C.. Hunter deed. lr,s
this day filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court of Bossier Parish. La, her ap
plication, praying to he appointed Admins
tratrix of the Succession Of j. 7. c. Hunter,
decd
Now, unless opposition be made within the
time prescribed by Inv, snid applicant will be
appointed Adm'x, as prayed tor.
Given under my official signature and seal
of office, at Bellvue. La, Dec. 30th A. d. 1878.
J0ANNES SMITH, Dnt'y Cfk,
Dist. Court, Bossier Parish, LA
prs fee 81 1t t5
The Bossier banner., 1879-01-02

Maj. r. +. Wyche, Sheriff, and
'homas n. Braden, Parish Jud sc
AVE received their commissions,
qualified, and are now on official
duty.
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There are three things for the
next Legislature to do:
l. Elect Senator to succeed
James b. EuStis, whose te' III of of
flee expires on March 3, 1879.
2. Pass an appropriation bill to
enable the State officers to carry on
the government.
3. Call constitutional conven
ton. provide for it's financial ex-
penses, and then adjourn.
This can be done in fifteen days.
I [Thib0dOdur Sentinel.
The Bossier banner., 1879-01-02

THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVEN-
TION.-We have not said ANYTHING
recently upon this question because
we have Regarded the matter set
tied, the only point open for dis
cussion being the proper time for
the election of delegates and the
meeting of the convention. In our
opinion, the election for delegates
should be held in March, aud the
convention should assemble as soon
after as possible, say 10Th April,
and the new constitution submit
ted to popular vote early in the fall.
The fact that no general election
takes place then is fortunate cir
cumstancc. We wish the single
Issue of the adoption of the new con-
stitution to be submitted to the
people, and we wish it done at a
time when there will be no general
organization OF the radicals in this
State.
The time for discussing and par,
leying is past, and we want to see
vigorous, determined action taken.
| I OpeloaSdS Courier.
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Lease Of l8th Sectior

Ry virtue of authority in mc yestea , ~,
Il ~ lease at pubhc auction, on the nrs,,;s VIII
between the legal hours, on the third Satn.sss Sss
the 18th day of January, 1879, the lSsL SEE' ny
iaoN, ,,; q township i5, Of Range u Northwc.,
Terms OF Lease. sc, ula,le known ON a,v !,
letting Bond for security Of hand from in;;,,s ~
lease 10 be paid in cash. pe"sc "
w. r. PRATHER. Prs,t
Police Jury, Bossier Parish In
Decenbcr II, 1878. "' A1a'
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Il. r. McIKILLIPS,
Bellevue. La,

yyvould respectfully call the attention q the
w public to the fact that he has perina'
nentiy esta blished Work Shop IN bei1ssss' ,m
where he is prepared todo all kinds y Moua
work and Blackslnithing, siich ~ making A.,''
Wheelbarrows stocking plows, making Hoe
and Ak Handles, &c. fIc will also endeayar
to keep ready made Hubs. Spokes, rtlloes,
Tongues, Shafts, and everything for y agsa' =
and Bugglcs.
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MARRIED.: !:

Mading-Bsya,s- On Dee. 18th
inst. at the residence of Mrs. Martin,
Red Land, by Rev. A. II. Banks,
Mr.. Emmit Mading, to Miss. Sallie
e. Bryan, all of this Parish.
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The commissions of the officers
recently elected in this parish have
all been received by Maj. Wyche.-
Come forward, gentlemen, and take
swear at it-officialiy.
The Bossier banner., 1879-01-02

Stories often get out to the effect
that goods can be bought cheaper
at one town than another, and, if
left uncontradicted, are liable to
work TO the injury of the town
These matters can all be set right
10y judicious advertising, as the ex-
pcrience of successful business men
will fully attest. The people will
buy where they can make the best
bargains; hence the necessity of
merchants and traders letting the
public know just where the best
bargains can be had.
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The Police Jury of Bossier par
iSh will meet on the second Monday,
the 18th day Of January, 1879.
Make other mems shipwrecks thy
safety.-[Webster.
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DIED.:

JoNEs-In this Parish on 21st
inst, VIM. Jones, in his 10th year.
Layton Saturday morning Dec.
2Sth, Thos. j. Lay, Of this Parish,
aged % years.
HUNTER. his residence in the
Parish OF Bossier, on Thursday the
10Th day of Dec. DIR. JOSEPH Hun
TER, and was buried on Saturday.
the 2lst instance, it being his 10th
birth day.
The first man ever known to walk
/ 1000 miles in 1000 consecutive
hours was Captain Barclay, we'll
known English athlete, in 1909.
No legacy is so rich as honesty
Shakespeare.
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Meeting Of Police Jury.

Police jury met pursuant to adj
iournmenr. Present
w. X. Prathcr, President.
Thomas LyleS,
Wm. \. Stroud,
\. &. Er0Wnlre, members.
When, w. III. Scauland, appeared
and rendered his unconditional re-
sienation as Parish Treasurer, to.
gether With his final account, which
were filed.
The Police Jury then adjourned
sine die.
w. II. PRATHER, Pres't.
J. II. KEYsER. Clerk.
The icy condition of our thour.
oughfarcs last week, was not favor
able to pedestrians. Our townsman
Mr.. E. r. Moore, had a severe fall
on the morning of Dee. 9th, from
the effects of which, he is Still suf-
fering. Fortunately there was no
bones broken, and we hope soon, to
see him out again.
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Oak is stronger than iron, both
pieces being the same in weight.
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EiEersiie Farm,
Thoroughbred Horses,
PURE SHORTHORN CATTLE,
And Berkshire Pigs,

Tor sale Address
Il r. r. HANCOCK,
vl7nl5l OvERToS Albemarle Co, Va.
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Copy OF paper furnished gratis to all persons
advertising for term of six or twelve months.
Obituaries articles for benefit of Associa.
tions, Orders and individuals, published by
solicitation, will he charged for at regular
rates for transient advertisements
Special notices, l5 cents per line each inser
ton Editorials and "quibs " scattered
through editorial and news pages twenty five
cents per line, each insertion.
Announcing Candidates:
For District and Parish Offices $40 90
For Ward Offices ) 90
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