davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07
AAyI.MOAN La
O&&V.Ekf s:;si s.s;%
DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
~ RAILROAD.

~ hAlLROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IN EFFECT JUNE IL, lees.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
7:2o A. NJ. NAIL daily icxceDt sunday. 10,
Bynchburg, Lexington. and Clifton
Forge connecting AZ Iyncbburg with
Firgn In Midland railway for alI
points north, aud Norfolk and West
ern railroad for Knoxville. Chat
tanooga, Atlanta. Nashville, Louis-
vile. Memphis, New Orleans, and all
point In the South. Southwest. and
1exH. Sleeper L,nchburg 10 New
Orleans and CHATTANOOGA wltn"ut
change and on all night trains. This
train makes close con nection To-
Memphis and all southwestern
points and avoids several hours lay
Oyerat Chattanooga. Arr YES LyR h.
burg, l.35 v. NJ: arrives oxington
BOO T.. NJ; arrives Clifton Fore
AGO p. NJ. ACC0MMoDATIoN daily lexcert
sunday between Richmond sbd
$50 p. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS daily tcxcert
sunday between Richmond,
Lynchburg. Lexington. and Chiffon
Forge. Runs 10 Lynchburg and
Natural Bridge only on saturday
500 A. NJ. SUNDAY EXCURSION between
Rchmondand scotisyille; stopping
at all intermediate stations.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s:35 L. ". MAIL daily Except sunday.
1915 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily toxc pc
7:2o A. NJ. SiGTfi EXPRESS daily teSc,p,
1880 p. NJ. SUNDAY EXCURSION.
CONNECTIONS
At Richmond with associated railways for All
points South, and Richmond. fredericksburg and
lSleepfng-cGr attached 10 Night E1prs,s Jor
Lvncfburq ard Lerfngton. Berihs 81 foLynch-
burg andsl.25 TO Lexington: ,.
SET General Freizht and Passenger Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07

Train No. - connect at lIurfc ne with Nor.
folk and Western railroad inr F1mylllr. Iyach-
burg. ana all southwestern points.
Train Ne. 30 Through passenger, ,tODc At All STA
lions. connecting az key>villc Cor all points on
Richmond and MccklcnbuTg railroad: At suthcr-
Inns with milton nua ~uthrrlf. Narrow -tiauge
railroad for Milton. a Greensboro for all points
ON Salem Branch; a. Atlanta Tor an points
south and SouthWcst: "a salisbury Tor all POINTS
on Western North fIrolns railroad.
Train No. 81 tthrOugh passenger aud mail stops
al all stations. connecting al cutherins with MI
ton and Suthcriin NarroN-t.auge railroad Tor
Milton; at Greensboro for an points on salem
Branch and Norh Carol ma division. az Charlotte
with Charlotte. C0lhnJiasid Augusta railroad Tor
Columbia. Augpeff .-rt 'f nal.aud lUriia points,
with atlanta aud Charlntte division for Atlanta
and all points south and Southwest.
Trains from the south arrive at Richmond a.
1888 Z. NJ, $50 4. W, and 1901 r. u.
BON AIR PASSENGER SERVICE.
Trains
Leave
Richmond at.... -. ......6:33 4. ". & $50 =. VI.
Arrive
Bon AR. \. ". = 6'57 y.
Coalleld. E. ...... ......~7:I5 \. VI. 4 40 T. NJ
RETURNING.
Leave
Coalneid at........,.......S0 90 An. & $40 T.. ".
Bon Air..................6:lG An. 4 1000 l.. VI
Arrive
Richmond. \. VI. 4 1925 +. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07
TOR RENT.

DOR RENT, NEW FRAME Dwell G.
Il LING No. II Cherry street, between Main II
aud Cary, containing seven rooms; gas and water,
ana IN nice order. ii. SELDOM TAYLOR,
seC-3t Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07

LONDON, September Ga dispatch from
Paris to the Exchange Telegraph Company
says Marquis Tseag, the Chinese Ambas-
sador, under instructions from his Gov
ernment, has demanded the withdrawal OF
France from the Hue treaty. M. Perry.
the French Prime Minister, refused to
comply with the demand, but assured the
Marquis Tseng that France is willing to
give China necessary guarantees for the in
tegrity OF her frontier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07

A Herald correspondent telegraphs from
Hong Kong: have had most interest
ing Interview with Chang Shu Sing, the
Viceroy who has newly arrived TO take
charge OF Southern China. lie received
me with much courtesy and spoke freely
n 70 the situation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11
Tspne~dy.

I, was Monday evening. and Top
moody unfoldcd his paper and began
reading to his wife ~ Virgins.
Who. Wiggin-3' she asked.
Don't YOU know who Virgins isF
IF I had | wouldn't have asked
you"
"wil. Virgins il the party who
predicted that great storm vas com.
ing"
And did IL come
"No. my dear"
He isn't ne good a. ] am. = he?"
"In what way. my dear!
As n prophet. IT course
How. my DEAR
why. I told you this morning IL you
didn't order that load II coal up before
FIVE O'Clock there would b. = storm
when YOU came home. and j; didn't
come until after | went after IL. and ]
can Just tell you. Topnoosiy. IL you
don't paw more attention tn the house
and stop forgetting things. and wearing
nv life out. and doing all you can 10
add 10 nv burdens. and neziecting your
household obligations In every vsy.
and doing everything you shoaldn't do
when YOU know I want you 60 do sone-
thing want You To do wh~n wan,
you do il, Just bscause YOU think am .
woman. and can't take nv own part
just the same ~ II ia. \ man. and
could do just ~ I pleased. ssd-
Bu, Mr.. Topuocdy dropped hi. pa
per. and making = grab for his Emhrsi-
In. Withdrew. aud weas down town 20
talk over the weather with the boya-
7ke DrxnseY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11


~
'"
s@ $500
~s |" Fss @~
s~ ~
t"t ft'A 49,
Tms~ AF~
- M
~ sAAa tt
'b3 f
s~T
las Ls~t~s 49, f
fas g. 1T ~sss t@lss g @t
$685. tr@ atse stss aeaAs ss
thst EN~ Ns2 -
Aasr 49, "a t
@aa $50" @A~ s AS
iF s~f sst0Sss ssSrss asa ~
iksl ~ "a. 49, fEas - - s a
tAas a ustrs ~sg psseA~s thEa 49,
ssvsgs & iassNpef vass rF
thai ~ nsF eeT nfs - 1
~Gi iAeu - wa8t ta f~ s
crate bzeesRra SgaA
-Lsgso~ ststa ss Ssss a,a -
nshs~~ z-4 teafs
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11
Ihs fifv tat usl Ma naili.
HVUuTsnsssn

gNVFNTEAsNtN
Tai. l. iAs Hrr shss ohi Nhh bet.
sousHssp
Thls i. To- tssi ihsi irsas as sre Aa
Oad MIA tsali
sHttisa
The s. ihs "a ihai eits ~ ~--, tast
frssls lhs hrv ihss ssI NaA heGt
t"sr 80 sasUf
Thls l. the ssn~ ;hss wflsais tlv q,
that cuts thr ~tr~t thss fosxts IA Ha
thai uli Ssk bsf
nth uftNtu~
The h thr sls~ire whh ns f.% - ssesi
THAI batter. Zee sissae tasf < "A. e.. 60
that cuis o.. -~~i shat sessis ~ Gfe
hat oAd Ma lsisla
arr~rsaansH ~tEFtsa
This - ans 20 bby~s sAsl . - -
IN deal 81 fsshissa ska ssstge sta IA
facs a .,ss, ihss haissrs ,As ssess 49,
gfiBsis The ga that rsss sAs ~n--8 bsi
tcs.is The Gre thss Get skt lssfit
rnarrHANsr rtEt=n
Tie Il 49, ssn.sh that ~osss $50 =
sn ;s gtss shs b3es ,hst So gsatif
deal ." iaahloa iAs si~l ~ssh IA fse
&c steel tAsi bsffefs he sss2s ttst
sFifsis ths a. the suss ths -g-zl az -
i.s.is tie Hn hat 80 Ma bssla
HfEHsAt va fu
ibis y 80" sPsFi'. - EvHtls snei sslfi.
that bsrs-s Ase ssnsfh - ss& = e .
sfiI - give ss7Fsr o. 81 tig-s -AAf ~s
quistlY 'ipsl g. fsshsss tie ssa3gH aA
ia tzss - ssrsl bat hzst~Ts So - ~
that gfissis tbs "a tbsi vuss tha ve~i
thai fs-.is ,hsp ar.iAst UsJ ssk Aa
TsmrFrasa Hsnasr
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

ms<h. Ani IA hnpa wr ss<
recssd rs h~~s ,axsssSr
~ thai. I szpy--s ~ 80 tssa
.h~rp skozxkt ;Aas sAer had Asd
fsa s.<~s<h. s~r 49, hasA~d chT-tn<
h~ cd surTy snA ssart-i sc us
.b-py.rd
Tanny ecsnrsj ~ut ara tAts< sat
ord aA~af IA. tku<h ~ wRsa tSR
ha.s mite hart. o1iy ~Rr~d anf he
carS h>psSss uP s<zinst ths sSA e sb~
harm sRi ssns.Asd hsrf al N F
ani To- hl.rk sh~vP ~Fac~zrd A-rs<s
ihrV~s<A \ hlr IA shz sso0r ssd ~Vus se
.aiiu< has ~ifh ths "tksr sb~<p ssh
the roP- kaEn-<> al danSHng ruasA h~F
ir.i
III bs;s 49, isnsch -ti rac,r
John. pustiag BE hssA IN hs p~ket
Her. ! gscss wa " sarnsa year
quarters Coloacl fornsy. iuFss<s'
ffa' b. no."
And ~bcn lba bal gOos 10 shs si
h-v after The Fvsnui. AMI pSss as
@-rah5ins ToEnuns. .nza;ss facw ~ tAr
kI,cb~u sink. .Ae bard Cactc Ieha
Tyirr laugh sgain. "fip' b. so'-A&s
csriesos. ~ ie$tAs' ~tsa=pzzsea
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11
PERSONAL Avn LITERARY.

-Qu-~n Victoria. John Bress hsA
employed th. sunshine ;o b extent 1t
S.rpp.co 81 hzy-makiny.
-sesen years ago Mr.. B-li. % irl.-
phone fame. was = p<or man. Nos be
I. said To b. worth ts.os.oo.
joaquin Miller -,and. by Mr.. Dix
in the reverend Doctor : MAJ GA n~sasi~rn
feminine ~ick-inc-,- Mr.. Miller has
bern twice married
The Washington gepsHIoan say.
that "a fearful A. well As plausible e,-
PLANTATION 81 the Lady Dine matter -
the suggestion that Lady Dixie NAV
contemplate \ lecture season In Amer
lea
Tn. mother II Oscar Wilie has =
long perm on Irvland in III. Boston ~
lot. Her conclusion - tbs. the irish
people. driven frantic. will take their
stand in a mightier land beyond the
broad Atlantic
Now we have honorcd John How
ard Payne. the Hartford Fos' calls for
honor- To other -ong-writrrs Who are
forgoitenF' But IL they are forgotten.
how shall We know upon what writers
Ia bcstow these honor-'
We who write novels for the exist
ing time should face our task with forti-
tud. sublime" writes Edgar Fa~cett.
The same thing would apply with equal
force Ia n majority 81 the people who
read the average modern novel.
A very beautiful and expensive book
has lately been made in Boston, only
trn copies of which are printed. IL IL
the richly illustrated story of n yacht
ing trip taken by Mr.. Edwards. the in
ventor Of the helio;ype process.
Miss Linda Gilbert is now endeavor-
ing la secure additional educational
facilities and other reforms in the prisons
II Baltimore and Washington. In May
she will sail for England and devote the
summer To efforts in behalf Of prison
reform there.
-Mathilde Blind SAYS that Mr.. Lewes
was more han n husband Ia George
Eliot; he was like a mother. watching
over her health. cheering her despond-
ency with his own b~uoyancy. and crca,-
ing the spiritual atmosphere in which
her genius ripcned.
Mrs. David Davis says the reason
she would not consent To marry Judge
Davis while he was in Office, was be-
cause. Mr.. Arthur being n widower and
Judge Davis Acting Vice President. she
would have had the duties attendant
upon the first lady in the land"-a
position she did not care To occupy.
The Grdphic's estimate Of 5000
OOO,000 a. the total representation II
the guests Of the Vanderbilt ball is criti-
cised - improbable. but onc-tenih Of
the amount is accepted as possible.
The former figure would gi7c each Of
the 700 guests SLIPS, j6l-a state Of
affairs that never exists with any 200
people except those of an editorial con.
ycptioD,
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

Last fall q Baltimore hardware d~sl
CT. who hsd . bin against blacksmith
In an adjacent village. sen; IL oat by his
collector for payment Upon arriving
in the village the collector found the
shop. but not the smith. and after . long
hunt discovered him oa his o~n door
STEP. elbows on his knees and chin On his
hands
Il hays no pills" replied the smith.
- the account uas kaca-d him
why. what's the matter. Mr..
Cooas
"vbeIl. der matter ish do< I hat
failed in peesuess und I dean pay Do
Pody."
-raEled. Have you actually f.i,eds'
ksl-
-weal. yoa-n hsve 10 psy n 10 fnIl
inst the sane Csdes tie laws u this
Sease 10 nsa esa fsii unless he locks his
doou. and sI psssed The shop your
were vide opea-
-DupdeS nd blit3ea. dot vhas ths
carelessaeo a ny bog. Show. Hos
nsch b dos Fls IPys hia queek
md rm A0wI md 1Aih COP DIR doom
nyseaf. DuDAes. bus dos pgy se1es
maksss Yakn. q - III hes6ssDW
- yW:'-W61sbV ~ osk5 -
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11
HUMOROUS.

A California Board Of Supervisors
appropriated n sun 10 purchase a wood
en- leg for n citizen and charged the
amour. to permanent repairs and inn
proyements.'
Take care of the useful. and the
beautiful will take care Of ITSELF This
is what the fond and numerous father
remarked when he married of his
ugliest daughter first.-Pack.
bah Jove-' exclaimed Young
Dudiboi, '.the weathah j. getting Sd
mild. yer know, that must have the
fcrrule taken off my cane. It's too
beastly heavy for a warm day. yer
know. Boston Transcript.
A mar tanned a prairie dog that
somebody sent him until the docile lit
tie creature would eat off his hand. At
least. il ate off about threc-guarters Of
his thumb one day. but il died IF o n
cussion Of the brain before it could Tin
ish his hand.
A book just published is entitled:
..How to Make $500 Yearly Profit with
Twelve Hens" We have not read the
book. but we suppose the authors
recipe is to sell the corn that they would
annually eat. and then kill the hens
Philadelphia News.
Mrs. Sam Millidge. an Austin lady.
was busy trying to make a pincushion
of sawdust when the colored cook came
10 ask what she should cook for dinner.
go away. and don't bother me now.
NV head is full Of sawdust now, and l
can't think of anything else"
b. Franklin says: Time is an
herb that cures all diseases" Frank
lin evidently didn't know much about
.yarbs," and was not nj the head OF
the class in spelling. if he was a printer.
Thyme is an herb, but, not being a pat
ent medicine. il will not cure all dis
eascs.-Thc Imp.
The Rochester Post-EIprcss re-
marks: You mustn't tell us that mar
ried men are not mindful Of the comfort
of their wives. Who ever heard If a
married man going home late at night
who didn't take his boots of in the
hall and steal quietly To bed. in order
not to disturb the slumbers Of his WIFE"
Asked q traveller in the Orient Of q
JSfa. ~ tue luThE>u CltU SeENtte
like ours? Are there retiring allow
ances and pensions. for ~instance?" MY
illustrious friend. and JOY Of my liver"
replied the Pasha. Allah is great.
and the public functionary who stands
in need Of n retiring allowance when his
term Of office expires is an ass! have
spoken"
How the Cincinnati Enquirer
found this out is n mystery: And
what. in the name Of goodness. is this?"
asked Mrs. David Davis. as the Senator
lugged something into the room and
dropped it at her feet THAT Is my
shirt, darling; and ] will be greatly
obliged if YOU will sew on 3 button for
me-" David Davis" said the lady,
sternly. when YOU bring me your shirt.
! will sew on a button for you with
pleasure, Is becomes . FOND and dutiful
wife; but just now. sir. l must insis:
upon your removing this circus CANVAS
from my apartment"
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

mnIr aor sRorLp BE-.

H~ A-~Ss uy 49,. - s~s~s< ssr.
a. h1--~~r .. .oxG - s1s-s. a. r&sy
IA. ~n~ IN a. i.rt &c .s~s ~ - Axsf
Yo.s a.-ss nrss 81 sAea - 49, eat - sxsA
r. ~. ,slas yOa s~~i "a fs"-~ars. zr
hsY.
Ts~~ vsr=ss. iss~~a ypar sfs~ ssoss go
La s8.vssy iz.r<rsy. ,sa
And yoa q ~ksura ~y I've ss<htzx 10 90
~. -srs CA. .-r scskyz us-r .si 81
isoys rss; ct - sss sr+ ta~E a<sssa 10
Az 60. .Assss - H,sss a. sv-s tA~y as-
4 daa stsPss hoy rro~s Ia a aaA sSpsi
u2a-
Ms. Simple srsiytsr On sns .a.~-.
~zs~ skr-sa. 4esiSc hrss sr shlfks ~ do
~, 80. al tAe moves ,As iasa,,rrrs. aA
hat dos Z -aro . Nc a. pasa e1sa8-ss throash-
Ts~ n-rf tsIns In orsrs-.EuAdiax a-eAsy-
4. toy. .Aoad ~ careful - hr.s .s3 oa-s.
Not ssca 5-r~.amziax to zzakr q r~py.
~ay nufsrrfns .ay Il y a. BY aud b..
tgas promptly oe-s. sf,h q besFfy god sNL
Attempting. - ksss. The ~hnsr orStrF ~ 81
Again. ~ no, nsfal. hu, sseA Ca yoaf .oFk
Never ~ Il - ssks that wa ar~ a SARA
Hut -hsn any x~ss - fairty h-zGa-
Keep peSrtnx a~ay until = 4. ousr.
yr honest. 10 st~~ AMI tniusfrsoos. fno.
Hr active. of--ti~ut. obti<ta< AMI tree
Fr fslthfui In all thin r. br ctean a. ,os rsa-
Polite IN your AL we u - q raan
-UHzk saasL - IA EasfE
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11
An Hsae<t Boy.

There were a dozen Of us waiting
around the depot at Chattanooga 10
take the train for Atlanta. and pretty
soon 3 stout. pd-faced and high-tem-
pered man from Columbus. O.. began
jawing about the way he had been BLEED
BY the walters At the hotel. and added
that there wasn't . single honest niger
south of Mason and Dixon's line.
II beg your pardon. hut l must differ
with you," remarked q man from South
Carolina.
Differ be hangedr' shouted the fat
man. II wouldn't trust one Of 'em out
Of sight with . tcn-cent piece"
"Oh, you certainly misunderstood
them. OH be; you the cigars that IL
give one of EN- 3 ten dollar bill to get
changed he'll return as straight - .
string"
"fn do i. Give your money to that
chap BY the Window
The gentleman walked over. took .
bill from his pocket. and quietly said:
boy. run up town and get change
for this"
YES. sab" was the reply, Is tie
youth hurried out.
In about fifteen minutes he returned.
walked up 10 the Carolinian and re-
turned the bill. and said:
Went all ober, sab. bat couldn't git
Il busted
He was rewarded with . dine, and
the Buckeye. after . great deal of puff
ing AID blowing and voodeTingo ver IL
paid the cigars As we boarded tie
tr2in aSked the winner:
DID you know the boy?"
pocket and unfolded T. Il W1Gs tea
dollar CoafedsFsse nose.-On DskvS
ne HrM
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11
"Allcged."

Few words are cOmmoner in the Ian
guageo of the newspapers than the word
I. alleged" To allege anything. if the
old meaning be good. is to affirm it with
the exactness Of q dispatch. But the
participle Of this verb has found new
service. Whenever any doubt is felt that
q murder is n murder. the deed is soft
ened to an alleged" murder. When
eve a man loses his watch and his
senses, and cannot tell exactly how they
went. the lamentable occurrence is
chronicled rs an alleged" robbery.
According to these new linguistic
lights, an allegation ear \ guess.
phenomenon" applied to something
wonderful and abnormal. is q common
instance Of high-flown vulgarity, much
in the mouths and ON the pens of per-
sons who can hardly have compassed
the truth that q shower Of rain is Just
As positively a phenomenon Is is n
shower Of frogs. a calf with six legs.
Miss CrummieS, or al enormous goose
berry. Immense" is an adjective
seldom used. but in such a manner as
to confute its own meaning. Thus,
in an account of some discovery be-
meath an ancient ruin, it was said that
skeletons of great size were found. one
Of them being Of 1.-The immense length
of feet ten inches" II the length
of this skeleton was really seven feet
ten inches. Or ten feet seven inches.
how could it have been s.immense:?-
So. too. we read of walls of immense
thickness. and pumpkins Of =. immense
girfh. Are there. then. no foot-Fules or
measusing-tapes to reduce these i'm
menSities? A CONGREGATION" is not
the burning Of one house: it is the
meeting Of flames. Is when . street,
town or village is fired in several places.
..Culminate" is verb incorrectly used.
unless in respect Of something which has
reached the limit Of its possible height
When therefore. the career Of . wrong
doer is said to ''culminate'' in the low
est depths Of degradation, the term is
misapplied. eve to being turned up
side down. So 10 the term .assiduous'
when employed 10 strengthen the idea
Of perseverance. II the particular kind
Of perseverance intimated be locomotive
and not sedentary. So. too. + "prepos-
terouS" unless clearly denoting the fig
ure which homely rhetoric describes .
putting the cart before the honse-
1scsiiaas's xcgasiss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

@rssr sAs ~ We 1899 tv =
80 s 49, 49, - @w -
- Ne~@ r 80 49, n
Sc . E@ eFF p
a- SIS hM
49, "a - ~ sa -
$40 a. $50 fssa a sa@s
s~~& - 49, f-e Ass - =
ssssrNs 49, F
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

The death of PostmasterlGenerai
Howe leaves in active life only three
men who. with him. occupied seats in
the United States Senate when Presi-
dent Lincoln called it together in special
session At the outbreak Of the war.
They are Senator'S Anthony and Sher-
man and Daniel Clark. United States
District Judge for New Hampshire. Not
more than half . dozen other members
Of that Senate are now living. among
them being Mr.. Doolittle. who was then
Mr.. Howess colleague. The vice-Pres-
dent. Hannibal Hamlin. and the Chap
lain. d.. Byron Sunderland. also. yet
survive.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

r. Is Pretty ell .sttei saz shss 49,
ssry szrly ,sri 1-saf ssszn afsss ffe
sssfs be ~sfnxs f-tsgv u A.. -
r~z~ya a thi. YER p-tssb@ssss - s
irft. riga sisag. y~aF by Fsss u =
q ,hs~s issss s-sfsgs. IN sAbA Ess hfri
ksss k3s nssass. sal nsSsg~ - Tizsfw
as~~s = hri
Ania ihs ru@sxh saa tana - "a -
Fsbraafy snf NaFsh sunsaii. sh~r~ go
p-srs uos sal ihsa. ssek Sssf. = @fs
and balsny day Its cay i ras~ sa~
f~sius~s. "a ssees xtsYs are il ims ar.
sod ,hs ssaih ~inf ,hss s~snrs tA~ns
whispers shrssgh sha Lar~ss sf~s sac
ps0usl%s - the s-ssBinx sssaas-r "a
.sAsarBe ~ssna fs sHNa = dsF $50
~ksAss ~ had . ussdisna .zrrsxa1t ~
having e. b. $3.50 aHs ~ithasss say. aai
osesss 1879 80 de gnes1gsF q Fnsea
nnaoia On sse \ = asy. 40 - q ~Slka
snd ~ifk~~s pssaiax ih~ sssfY hid So
p~sts Jh~rs - ss<Alsg as~t1s AZ asa
i0S him 20 eat IA ~Fssss a sAa sassh
- nj ssg~sAhi& The in@ss ~Tf -
fFsssn IN 80 ss>asr a. sd Ehss~ y - .
safEa So Do sss sse~ys HNh s~sb%s
onss 90 90
u ssp~saissr sts.sssu 81 a Asrf -
fnd hsfn~s iaL Issk~d. - h<asrsi -
b5~s~s p~sfissr~. ~ o.nt Sal Az
Ill SD 80 ~ hxnsrsliF b~z IT,
sYF~srsacs q a. sxSfy ksfsi - . s<nas
a. fnfxiisaS~ A say thss ~ t~sv~r~a~za
hsazs cut u !. . dsrs<s p~~<sEasska
tkzf rs arr Ehszss 10 have s~ssss@~aSss
rAsn<s q wssassr. .na skss 4 = ~
essn~ ea odd -ak seas sas8 $3.50. AL
fks z~n~rzi 3~vss.s1sa - nas.plaxzd
-is,s<. T~ bird a-s@zvTwsua $3.50
tsrD~s ss 4exd h-sy - t~zss = sc
sn0~ hsss s<s~asr u~ fss~x~s - p~sxsz
- 10 ~ ex~ q ne3rfg su xsA saS<
rssi. sxevfs sssx E~~ eAs~xas 49,
nN<s rare - nstar1 shnn d~~s sfs&
tarss Is ~srss ayss~rs~ss ssASa<r
tai . &c o@s q sks Sag al sHNwM
e.z.. sk~A n~s4s.i1y de- ~ a. snaSz~ q
tAs kssA~sY. .sf b. fa<s~ znzss EA<y
h.F. s=srsrses asss - ftssr sr~n--A -
the ra~La~i ssa tA~ y~rs.
80 - tAss sA~ esfy hrs sn~~ss 10
sse Ns~r~ be esns~s fr1~n |. - Esass
ks<rss - ss~r~ Mg- Ca Re % sAr
hxsxn: part II The hs<ks 80 za~x~@N
he DAP fhsx ~ eosss sts. 49, va Is
- ya~~~s xssy ksfe sa~ k~x ps<s- TAs
rssai sss~sss - ks carver sT~ ekss
esesgA -xAozs ~~s.k~zsssa. liza sFs@s
Lsy n h~ssx aA~.E q ~ tlx~ I. ss
fatal u slssfs a-As<sksrs G>~rs<<-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

"a etascf tfsizass have sA-lzsf skss
q 10y 80 sosehes Tie h<<3y a . n.s
v0h kS5ssa hnseasxsy she psrss -
souehsag viu nsss vifk . vntsos -
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

II IL voDra .hs hare sssy<<a tA~
fs<ssss a ve~rssx sd m.ss s~sss
sozA 6 1st< 20 rssS5zw AS~ s-ab<xn<s-
lag fA<y sr~. fA<T .oaA a~rsT a~ -
dsrsd u Pot oee 90 s<<s1- >xs~rs 10
Eazs<cs u n~sssi sp.~- Ts~y give -
sss bar . eopp~r<oSoxrd sls<~. ssA
mak~ IL fzrs II lie wxsr~r L<uk A
taDsgA s1s v~re sua<s<ex frun Al e.
pssssed cA<e - use.sxs Ia sAs sAzss
q s<ssis. dowa vsza resis~Eia-Bss<ss
Ads<rt<lfy.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-05-18
70 WHOM IT MAY comcERn.

The pablo. whether seeking investments OF
have Mr.. Bernard Dubourdieu claim possessory
or any other right to real property standing in
our names in this county, as the said property
belongs to us and we will sell the same whenever
we wish 80 TO do, and Mr.. B. Dubourdeu HIM
self is hereby notified that we have perfected ar
rangements with A. W. Potts. Clerk of the Supe-
rior Court Of Los Angeles county, by which Mr..
B. Dubourdieu may file Immediately any com
plant In that Court, upon paying the proper
ices, and commence any action against US to OBJ
Their notified that unless he hastens to commence
such suits some one seeking investments" may
consider that he intended his card printed above
as frantic "bluf" and nothing else.
HENRY DUB0URDIEU.
f4s MARY DUBOuRDIEU
LUCY DUBoURDIEU
Los Angeles, April ID, 1888. al9 I'm