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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-04-07

Before depositing our pennies in
the contribution basket for the heath.
en- had we net better see if we have
not objects Of charity at homes
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-04-07
Died |:

At his residence on Soushside plantation,
Caddo parish, La, March %, 1881, WILLIAM
HAYNES; aged 81 years.
At her residence. in this parish, February
q, 1881, Mrs. JOSEPHINE L. BOSLEY, CON.
sort of Mr. John X. Bosley; aged 80 years
In this parish, on Eeb 23rd, 1881, MARY
HUBBARD, infant daughter of John r. and
Josephine L. Bosley; aged II days.
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Stray Sale.

Estrayed before w. r. Prather, Justice OIL
II the Peace, Ward 2, by Andrew Emerson
March 18th, 1881, and will be sold, for cssn
before the Court house door, in the town q
Bellevue, La, on Saturday, the 2nd day =,
July, 1881, q Mouse Colored Mule, about -
hands high, branded with the letter d on tne
left shoulder, and about six years DID,
Appraised at $75. I,
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, &c.
~ HENRY STONE, Stray Master
March 81, 1881.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-04-07

Don't think there is something
radically wrong about the world be.
cause it don't run to your notion
There are thousands who think the
same.
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ONLY ONE DOLLARLYou can
get the Athens Weekly Banner, one
year for 81! A large, 80 column
paper; well printed and we'll edited.
Try it one year.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-04-07

The wise man as we'll as the fool
makes blunders. The wise man,
however, never makes the same
blunder twice.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-04-07

A fashion item says: "Apolonaise
for dinner is cut square, Every
one to his taste, Of course; but we
want no polanaise for our dinner, no
matter how it is cut. We'd Just as
lief a princess overskirt on toast.
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We are certainly indebted to the
Minden Democrat, Richland Bea-
con, Gretna Courier and Farmers.
vile Gazette for their very liberal
and exceedingly courteous notices
of the Banner. Your favors are
thankfully received, gentlemen.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-04-07

It is success that colors all in life;
Success makes fools admired, make villains
honest;
All the proud virtue Of this Wanting world
Fawns on success and power, however acquir
ed.-Thonason
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We are pleased to learn that the
Female College at Minden is in a
fourishing condition, there being IS
students in attendance. Col. Geo.
d. Alexander, the worthy President;
Miss Nettie Haynes, Mrs. Della Fl.
Thatcher, and Mrs. Alice Dubose,
are teachers of high attachments;
are careful and painstaking in i'm.
parting instruction to their pupils,
and we think little time will prove
that they are doing good work for
those committed to their charge,
and for the country generally.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-04-07

If the Banner has ever failed to
meet all the requirements of a first
class country newspaper, or to come
up in all respects to the full expecta-
tons of it's friends and patrons, it
has not been from the lack of will
to do so.
The Banner has long been the
friend and defender of Bossier and
always an earnest advocate of what
we have conceived to be her best in
terest. And in the future as in the
past we shall continue to labor with
undated energy for the welfare of
the parish and State and to stand
with unfailing fidelity by the great
principles of the Democratic party
the party which though defeated
for the present, is yet to save the
government from the wretchedness
of Capitalization and the ruin of
Empire.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-04-07

Ayers Sarsaparila is sold by all druggists,
and is positive remedy for impurities Of the
blood.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-04-07

Cincinnati's fruit business last
year amounted to 81, 239,576.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-04-07
Bread and Meat.

The Banner has heretofore called
the attention of its agricultural
friends to the necessity of raising
more corn and meat. 1t is one of
the worst of policies for our farmers
to rely entirely upon the cotton crop.
1t cannot be expected that there will
never occur year in which the great
staple will prove failure, and, In
such an event, great deal of dam
age would accrue. We think it
would be the part of prudence, to
say nothing of economy, if our peo-
pie would divide their crops. 1t is
a notable and singular fact that the
farmers Of Bossier have never, since
the "surrender,n raised sufficient
bread and meat to sustain them, and
that every year they have to pur-
chase from the West and elsewhere
the provisions that they might as
well raise upon their own lands
There is risk about this matter that
no prudent man ought to incur, es.
pecially as there is no real necessity
for it. Bacon can be raised as cheap
in Bossier parish as any other coun.
try, and the labor and capital requir.
ed would be a mere trife to the cor
responding convenience and benefit.
OF course, we do not wish to under
rate the value of the cotton CROP
In many points of view, it must be
acknowledged, that the great staple
is the cause of more direct pecuniary
profit than would arise from the
tillage Of our soil for cerals alone
But we think that there might also
be a great consolation derived in
knowing that we are selfsupporting
in the real necessaries Of life, and
that at no time would a failure of the
cotton crop make us really depend
ent.
We do not presume to be an ex.
pert in the art of farming, but, we
throw out these suggestions as they
occur to us, believing their adoption
would prove beneficial to our section.
AT any rate, man is generally bet
ter off when he has t'several strings
to his bow" and every farmer must
feel more independent when the
meal tub is in no danger of becom-
ing empty.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-04-07

Tuition
To be paid at the end of each weeks
Board, payable quarterly in advance.
Pupils received at any time, during the term,
and charged from the date Of entrance to the
close of session.
No deduction for lost time, except in cases of
protracted illness of not less than two weeks
duration.
For particulars, apply to
GEO. d. ALEXANDER, President.
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Terms:

Primary Department, per weeks. --..$ 2 90
intermediate Department. PERI weeks. 90
Academic Department, per weeks. 90
Collegiate Department, per weeks.... 5 90
Music, Instrumental, per weeks...... 90
VocalizatiOn Lessons, per 4 weeks. 90
Incidental Expenses, per term. ........ 90
Graduating Fee-... 90
Board-per term of five months-includ-
ing washing, fuel and lights ........ Is 90
No extra charges whatever for instruction
in Latin, Greek French and German.
Calisthenics, a part of the daily exercises and
free Of charge.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-04-07

Return thanks. There will be no
extra session of Congress.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-04-07

Found at Last!
THAT MECHANICAL SECRET
Which Realizes the
Highest Practical Efficiency
Beauty and Simplicity
IN THE
IMPROVED SELFTHRE1DING
s. A NJ E R &c A NJ,
Self-Threading Shuttle,
Automatic BObbin Windcr,
Most Economical Machine.
Most Durable Machine.
Most Simple Machine.
No Trouble to Thread It.
NOT TIRESOME TO OPERATE.
r. NJ. oDELL, Manager.
Office and Sales Room
33 Milan st., Shreveport, La.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-04-07

Encourage enterprise and indus
try.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-04-07

Mrs. Della III. Thatcher,
Principal Primary Dept and Matron.
, 1881-11-23
JNE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3d. 1ss1-VwrLvs rAuu,

tlucn Exchange hero, think tho privileges, a-
tho Chlrago uran trade nro tho best in tho
world, They nro certainly kupnraor tO.thasn
granted by the Stock Exchange horo. with Ito
$alM tneInhurslllp, and vastly an to ihnsa N tho
Produce E1UhanEG, which Is vastly sGCondnry III
Importance to tile Stock md EuttNtl ExchAnRos.
mid whore hlAlness IL tDno III such at,nfls- wny
ns to surprise ono llk0 MO, frnHh from
tho slow niethods abE0a1. hhvU often
ilghra lcntlinE ChicnEH men cotmph1n TINT
Rtcat drnf OF Ind material fUiihIl its way Ou Tho
htInrst. Then why do they mt limit tile rotnbcr.
ship now. amt thus Elvo i'm Importance to nm n-
atitutton which te to asallma hcroulean proper.
tons In rho near future?
Throughout Germany, Switzerland, and 1tniy
yery tnMGh was mil III re9nrd to MI extended
emigration, but there WIS lack nf That aPprE.
elnttOn Of tlig A,ivantnYes otfOrcd by tho Rrcnt
Northwest. think thOru ought to t,o a we'll
equipped nffec. ahrewy managed ant& aettve In
Its operations sustained by nil tho Western
roads, 10 cultivate tho Held OF Northwestern
settlutncnt. / M, positive that IL per cont nf
tho moneyed Immigrants that reniMtn on this
seabonrl would 10 West were tho ninttor
brought properly to their atteuuon In tts prO1cr
Wny.
From all indications. expect to seu 100000
tnhnbltante tu Chicago In 1slD, md thon viii not
EhlcaRo hold tho Ercht Wurd 3 Fair which Now
York lot K07 Everywllor abr0ad tl1r0 wore
hGurty KilfrNws over tho tsnAtcrIy tnnnucr In
Wyhch New York will not hold tho Frcnt Worlds
FAtr OF 1881 "lttdULErTO."
, 1881-11-23

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. Nov. ls,-The peopEa
Of tho Village uf Grcen l}Auk, In this COUNTY. uEs
greatly cxcttetl over tho uppeRra'lro u stn.nRe
buMst In tho swn1Ilps nlun9 thu river. lie Is ~
BGgA tn tho daytime, but nRkts iEe
WDt,ls rCsOnnl with hia cries ut hlR1
Gully one MN1l has btuu ahl0 to ubIaln
q good look ut tho CreAturu, and no u u
fisherMan living du tho clEu uf tho r!Ee!, ay
Processes to hnyc bGGn ntl around the W0rl'l, Da1
nnYH he never sAw anything like thfs creature;
According to his Bl0ry the annual ~ coInpa'eu
0f two distinct spGnips Dr tho mlturaI ktl9dou u.
Tho fisherman ailw tho creature ut iHluis4ntW
the light Ut tho moon III 1t cnt!la nut y sns
swamp md npproucheil tho river. lle SAY w.
moro like Il tpnr tilan anything ulsH Wtsn ~
first s1w II, OlIty 1t went fMstcr thAn bears tfas
a11d KuyO utt0r1lncD 10 sounds such rs n, h'ass
bU,lst evor, utture. Whyn # apErn1ehsa ,nS ,no
waters utlko 1t aultlon!y threw Itself o. ~" 'eu
ground, and In nm insait ts llE'bs were ata"s aa,s
~ out Of sight, an tho body md thll a. VIZ ,Ss,
tlsh tonk thcr pIace. The cfei.tlfe ,,,t .p1I W
sight Mothers Keep their children ~ Tue hn9so w.,
After dark md tho lon 10 Aruund nril1el. tas ,,
young nun saw tlle HlHrlng. heuGs eyes " s,ns ~
creature tho other 1yunInH. Ailu rt'l se'e s"I ~
aI 1t. Tho unly eltcct that tho snts Aall WIZ 49, "
rAIlso tho cries Ut tho hnitin to Ge!tss loF ~ ~
McJIt. Unty to bd rofluWeu win 1t'etenrtIut .I.t,
hoInrncG soon after. tn "Wednesday nlRM R,,i
moetnR Wis held ai1tl asl oruhEed l'aa ios,aa "nai
wh3sa 1bent In to i,ilnt down tH ltHtly ',M nS"..
md kill It.. The Inlnli Is alvcti lntn IVY ep no
pAnfcs. onn OF which Is 10 aeonr tue ~osss ,s m
niHt nnd tho Dthpr tho nuxt n1Rht, uht,t ,,, uu
Ceas urt1wns thelr efforts. MI the rusty "rh
Ut wnr.ttln1s which thu Ae4hburilood pos'e''''
ArQ t4 lufuuAd,
, 1881-11-23
Tho Supreme CURT Jsld*e*' Gos'"''

- WH{HfH1EUH ". tF,I sfF'' .,v fnr }h1
Tho cut and slylu Ut innkluK tAr tn"He n. - n Il
6uprnlnu Court Jut{gea Hrp Hi peculiar 1Iat ,,r ~
nut llwuys pnssIb,u9 hHt1 them correctly n,aa. I1t
nnt tnaru IL sensational rll'r 10 tno s',la IN
that LutlXu Matthew'S gown, "alch "!ts !". ''b, RI
Cincinnati, proved III lio II, unlike ths ai'a n.I
thut il Gi IL bu returaet for n!trti.s!",ns t,ir.,ns
Juatteo s,Iers wife tell. Incrr!ly nl h:l '2,s 'owa
experience wiign sl,u wlahCd tu hase ~ T., inu-
ton my clerical tai'or would have un'sIi;sos.:: i;t.:
THO ktud Of gs,wn drslrcd but not " tra III MIet
Whvruroru, Mftpr tnHny failures. Mss; "j,.ta
Who tt,ukes hur tn!tuts. WIN w;,s H., es1,; ',,xn;,
successful IN tHnklng TUG E'Wn ~ aur not r,l,t
which nru Atwnys nr tho best sI.l!'y !" tH'r was
tirst Orgunzc.l tho Justices wtro 'tsl,S WIZ, sa s-
H0wns. purtrAtt ln vi Of thu lirsl ,'L;'sr,n .'u
tiue, John Jny. now haI!ss in tao y. '."Irn Gb
IL represented nj wuArIH u blAsk kn"a s,',r nud
hroau. bright rul borlos around 'ao ee'A
down tAu trout.
, 1881-11-23

Andrew W. Carey HE'D hill ycstertay In tho
Superior Court ngnipst sttitntan X. Bingham,
Mary L. Utnghuin, Salhh ]. wi,itu, and others 10
forcclnso trust doed for *liO0 u,, Lots "a, II,
10. and 1G, lslock Gl, III the Canl Trustcca' Subj
division OF Sec. 7, 30. II. bonx OIL tho corncr Of
Stu11san md ltubey atrouts. Carey also tIcd nm
otor bill ngainst stllllnn H. lilnHhntu, s,lra j.
White, und others to torccose trust tlucJ for
$l,U 0Il Lois Il n1,ti IL, lock I'll, III tho Canal
Trustees Subdivision Ut Sto I, III, II.
The ChtcM Qistlling Company began suit
for ~ U1 nga'tst Henry Z. Lawrancu und Nor
rlH Y. Snrttn.
Alnry *. Wutts commenced a suit in trcspaas
ulSainst tha City Ut Chicago. claiming III UO0 DAM
aHes.
Carrte johnson brough tsutt for u 00O damages
against Er,iat PrlIsst,lg.
II. Il. Van Meier beHan suit to recover $4,000
t'ahluuas trul 1cnrgu L. llrnsloy, Johl, Il. Dcns-
luy. and llnvlu U. Wngner.
j. J.. White sued Cen,uns F, npl Mpry j.. r..
perIaat lar Si.U0U.
William Muck tiIcla bill nualsst August Piper,
Angus, ulAAhGu. Frederick EnQelkillY, lirtstun
l.eist Otto Letat. j. l.. Clurku. and Johh Fur
yythe ~ lorGclaks trust diced fur SJ.dM oil Int
! in,IeKtmcyers Subdivision ut tho y Il Ut Lot
=. hinek II, In Euhal TRUSTEES sul,lvslun Ut
the W. u niIa 40 much Of tho i. L. + III Ilea wpst
nf tho South Urnnch Of tho Chlpag0 liIysr oE
SEQ. II, IN. II.
'slary Hickey begun su!t in debt against
AuHistn aEd GuAtnv Htceh nnd WiliEnn urllu-
berX, to recover s., ,0U damages.
, 1881-11-23

rsssrsiy s!ass as iRf is The wns, @ sa ,luse m,
TINT tho shock af failure To wa, ~ WY uisss
t!l'a pnrnlyzu tho will ami a.ispr ~ ~, o!lce rsn
tho moral annsp? for twenty yrsrs TX ~ aaG,ipn
yet nnycr tIeFor0 hns nliU Uf tom "",t,'cestttt1
si.pnt s1n BEND Of hts 'arty beeaso ohostp's ho tG'ss
, 1881-11-23

THE COURTS.
Batch Of Indictments Returned
by the Federal Grand
Jury.
Tho Jurors in the Storm Case
HIVE Not Yet Como to an
Agreement.
Record Of Judgments, New Suits,
Criminal Matters, Etc.

TIE FEDERAL GRAND JURY.
Tho grand Jury In the United States District
Court concluded their habnrs yesterday. and 70.
turned twunty-four Indictments Into u0urt,
Tlley were thou thanked bY Judge nipdxcts aud
discharged. Tllo following Is a list OF the per-
sons Indicted together with tho crimes:
Albert Cahu, of Wono,lu, tor carrying on tho
retail liquor business without l'ccnse.
Edwnrd West Gnsk!ns. ut Chicago. letter.
narrer, for ombezzllng lotters and abstracttng
JOHN i. Paddock, Assistant Postmaster ut
AlGshy. fur Stealing lgtttrs and approprlattng
tho contents. Thy iall WIS liked Ut st.5ta,.
~ cssa Mdr, sr sena!ns a @ Se'Ssns ..9
Tlirtcunlh street,. Ilaii t1.ooN.
.!Au,rs custp!o, peorln for carrylng on tho ro-
tNll ltluor business without paying tho lloonso
Gcoruc H. siansur, ct ghicago, for carrying on
~ manufactured tobaeco without paying tho
Frnnk Krtz. wholesale llr,or dealer Of chIca.
u irwin VIII aud 3 esl%a IT, Seyui, t rotii s' or @ au
tobaec" denrrs. without phylng tho rcguiar
charl.s Aboi, Chcnxo. unlicensed Wholesale
itnal Lunis chouinard, alpttcr.currlor III tho
Lnc,sKo lost. occ, for sttaltnS letters a1ld pur-
Charles ii. lrw,u. Chicago. for having couutus-
felt silver alollnrs III his possession.
A!uxMntier l,runttgaHl, totaa den.sr In liquor
aud tobMcG,. without paying tlu fpGcinl tux.
Ueorge ". Cook. II iettrr-carrler In thy Ch!cn.
to Gc"rHo. i. r,ko will u viuw 10 ul,s,ract hit
eorressul.dence a'ld pry Into hs business aud
Andrew Morket and George Dez. Of wfmlng.
ton. unlicensed rctni quor dealers, who tnttctl
Wn' Ws'an ,y!r srsxss Ss II f'y t ovu OF 1ose vim
fnle " STAMP ITS nsntehcs before taking thonl
from 's' lie % Tos':0ce lit % Tit id , tn bslonx to ,i Ill.,
Frederick W. lletzscH. Wholesale Iltd relNll
, 1881-11-23

Mary Renting tlled II bill yesterday against
her h,lspalld. Tho'nas Routing. who Inns. shp
snys. slnco thotr marragu tn 1879, boun guilty OF
cruuliy a,ld lescrtlull, unl VII. II short time axu
seut tO Staso'H prtsnn for nine years for assault
with Intent to eolIltnit murtlur. On account Of
ull which She wAnts to resume bur tnnduu uAu,e
Of MMry Powers.
Mary 4. Pickett nAked for n divorce from
John It. Pickett on tlIe ground Ut tesurtlon.
Julgu llurnufn Krllnte'l Il 4crrre 0t ,lLvUruo 10
tho ground Ut drunkenness uni cruelty.
, 1881-11-23
BOARD OF EDUcATfon

NAA~O oA' ADONATf0M
oN'
A IDeutund for Gcnornt .u
N rt,.octnrlon r.t.... -. *natfuction IN
,,s'.,.ss @,u..,.. a''eh'' and. in ~
G1io1oEy-sHlflnE tho ArEI,.r sA1'
Hes,o0l L0t-l1rasvi,,x .,r H. :nVcnue
F,,ud-No Arc1,,tect YotH. ne -" "enefal
Practice isrok"n Up. ''u'
Tho Hoard OF Edncntton met II, rcu,,,,,
laat evonuK, President Delaney In ha ,'ss,oa sess'oa
ali tho mon,bors present oxcopt Ma..t ~" ena't, aaa
""u nu't"u'
a communication from Mt. Fred 11aun,
l0ranR Mr. Endar rs Il cnlldtt!atc rnr s.nsa ~
OF tho bonrd. whB rcnt1 and plnecd Ut, ,I1a S'eet
a petition wis rccutrcti frn,lt Resident, =, :,
tho Wnbush. st, r,oni. 4 rn,,,,1a ,,a.''ag ,,' that
nstt,, ,nn T1,,,,.,, ,a.,',,0., ."el'' hallrualhh
noNua .,' Wy su.neN pct."'ss'oh 10 run track,,o
tstnNco or It. On 1nonon Of lnsppctnr t,st'H aaoH
resolution rco,,eatlnu tho rt,,,,,,,, lieals,
". oorstr,,,tt,n ~ .n,, sou"e" 'lot to altoy
''' - ~ .'a Tracks WIS ndoptcd.
inspector Kraus presented n nn,,,,,. -
t1,o ,nmr,, IN onurt r,,tcu n,d ra,' pu.non askn5
otreot thut tnstrnctfon IN ,,u.aS.",' 10 the
uyun In nil grades at Inn nn,,l,n e,alca 10
nn,ttiot,crs snt fnrth th"t ~, ,aro '. s1nohs hs
.'. s's sAA' ".'te 'hte'leetual cult,
aFo, un'oss contfohca w nioFAl prtuciecs (.
linhlo to become curse tustcni Of blc.,,,s
and that tho stato md communal au1ho,',s:. t'ps.
r. pon., ,tt,rnls NY .lo ~, lutnso ciklleny
lin rttrht i,,t ~" ,,,suV Ivy Aayo they
i, duty i1r too much t,uglcctc1 hv ,bo 10 a,, -
well as by !9cMt communities. Thu H sch1,a, =,
stnof . IRON tao gfent faHlt that they bar In
ltttlo attdntoD 70 ttlnthtton ard Iiy iii ,hsi.
stress ur0i instruction III su.rllcd ptnrtIe.I
bratcncB+ vulgar utility Glisht hot to lie IL"
chet ittil OF tho bchOula, which Itn,i nut fnsls
thosr n.:ssca when thoy praluced Kool ihs asi.b.
, 1881-11-23


York lot Ko5 Eyerywhoro auronl thar0 wore
nS,a9sty Em13ws oySr tnn innaterly M tnnGuor "
TIc Tnr ~ Fly iS, fofK Will not hola tne Freat MnrlFs
STRANGE MARR1AGE-T1ES
,v,, ,,,-....
Wcl1.lknoWn Wonicn Who Get 2sus.
bands IN 'Frnnce-1 Remarkable In.
Wn11S.sn,v snch lJnlnn. T"rn 0nt.
p.n,s Eov "T,n,' 1n "as was " tin,o n% ,non "'i !,
gentleman married. M actress. ho WIS constd-
cred by Ills frIeu.!s ut to be nm inmatc OF un
usy'uta for tho feeno- minded. society, which
tolerated tnorEahutle unons botweeit,its 1ncll-
bers uud tile STAGE hold up Its hands In fuulg.
nnut horror whuu Mnrto n'npII,,nf rsrnuand
t,m,nt 1,tISor, ,i". v",,,s f.r,'.tsn f,r,sI tanr
uouae ~. u"oe,s ues so,sh's. tns'ottn ot'st tooS
lovely AdolInn accompanied TO tho lymuuuat
altar tho siaruufs dc Eaux. lhtnus hnvo
changed since then; within tho Inst ,welvo-
month the nnx iety to oecome the "husbhsd
u nm notruss has nttA!nod tho proper
tnt.,,nns ~ ,ho vtnn,,,a In +, atI ~,
n..snnps .,, u. 1nu slaon,u 81, Wa ~ =. a'e no.
his hand nul hoart to lIortsnso schncl.
der, a.as tho Grand Duchess Of ucrolstclu; nor
viii tnis provont Alice pcynuult. tho coJblur's
Wiaow, ros'a wearing THO coFohet OF fea! Dake.
Alec Howard, tho moat beautiful of partslan
Ladies or tuo Lako, hns only to say tho word to
nor pas.S"uae nafks, Mos,eah m'.tonaleo'
Jun" i Brilliant orna,nent of ti,o world Of siii-
* nms announces LINZ se, e09; pru-
uvsr,rt,re. and n.,,wn Mor raVnn -" Huir Win n
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TIC Cutncjw franc"ssr. who III s1arred irne, ~
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, 1881-11-23
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

4 Notice 10 the Humane Society.
1b the Editor II The Uhteueo 7rtbnne.
Ctt1CA0U, Nov. 4.,-Y0ur Hcrv!ces nro very
much needed on the boulevard work west Of
Union lnrk. ns there nrc No many hcartsss
drivers VIM hcnt their willing torsos n1nust to
thnu they aro able. lhupo ynu viii sec to II.
An EYE-WlrSESg.
, 1881-11-23

Mcsars. W. II. 1iruIley md H. ". Fuller, a.
Jury commissioners, met yesterdny n,ld drew
tho natncs uf forty l'ursons to serve ns petIt
Jurors ln tho United Stutes District Court. a
yeniru WIS then Issticd returnnblu Dec. O..
, 1881-11-23
Tho Ikcccat BrowerH' 3Eooting mt MIL
tvNuIkGG.

WNNKNEs
To ihs Editor VI 1fs Chtthgo 1ftbkns.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9..-Unly tottay my attention
wns called ~ Il spccial dispatch from milwaukee,
to your valued papcr, which appeared IN yosser-
dny's issue, purportlng to give tho reason for
so.caicd "stcrc. meeting" of brewers from uif-
fnrent cities ut Milwaukee, aud stating that row.
uuuu matters and III, ol1lelnl Investigation Of all
the bruwer!es III tho United Stntes by Commits
BLunEr ltAutn wGru discussed. ...-
AZ tine Uf tho representatives WIN met nt Mil
wilukGH, and whose mime wins mentioned among
otiiers fn tle spettai, beg to atMto that tho
tnc1ttng hud fNthHK to do with revenue ttlMttcrs,
llld tho subject wns mt mentioned at I'LL.
Tho ltgvgntIe Department hlls M1wnys super.
yised our hlislnoss ~ DONG y! now, niid besi,sus
f. concerned. ~ fear nny additional tnvcstIga-
lun Alr. ltuunl may choose to nuke. lsespcct-
FULLY yours, 4. j. LEFESs,
HarrutarY Cuntad Sainn llruxIuc Cutui,i,x.
, 1881-11-23

Tho Jury IN the Stern caso woro still locked up
at II late hotr luat n!Kht. M,,d there wis said 10
bu no prospect or I'LL agreement. Al ]. o'clock
last, night the jury had bccn out neurly ttlrty-
sir hours.
, 1881-11-23

I.ya!R Il. lukhum's Vegetable Compound
aouhtlpss ranks hrxt NJ clIrAttyu agent IN iii
disoaRes Of thu procEeAtivG ., STUN. degeneration
% sue kldnoya, tsrita iun ut Tho hladder urlnary
E3 Western avenue, Lynn. Aaas, foF pun phies,
, 1881-11-23
PROBATE COURT,

In tho eatNte Ut llebeccu Murphy 1ettcrs Of
administration wcro grIIntcd to Mathew Mur-
ply untiar bond for $lO,NO.
in thocstate at James T.. tInunesacy lottcrs Of
administration Wurp granted to Futruk tIcu-
ncssUy under bUnl for $lU,W0.