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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

NoT1CE.-At a meeting Of the Board of Direc-
IN tors of the Bakers Union Philip Combs was
authorized to settle the accounts OF that Assoca-
tnn, and all those indebted TO said Association are
hereby nolned TO call at the corner OF Fourth and
Spruce Streets, and make settlement at once and
save cost. By order Of the Board OF directors.
aprlI-n BARELEs, Sec'y.
~ IsSoLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP-The Co.
~ partnership herei Ofore existing between SAM
uel Murphey and Joseph e. Booth, Cabinet Makers
and Furniture alerS, Ia this day dissolved by mn-
tual consent The business of the late firm will be
settled by Joseph B. Booth, who will still continue
the business at the old stand, a09 sHIPLEY Street,
Wilmington, Del SAMUEL MURPHEY,
JOS. K. BOOTH.
WILMINGTON, April 10. aprl7-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

ARRIVAL OF SwEDEs.-There arrived In New
York, yesterday, by the Caledonia seventy mine
Swedes. OF this number, nine were brought to
this city by the Wilmington Housekeepers Asso-
citation OF Wilmington. They are for parties In
this city and vicinity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

LITERARY ASSOCIATION students of Del
aware Institute have organized q literary Socie-
ty which will be known as the Browning Literary
Association. Allie Phillips has been made Pres
dent, and Chellie Garrett Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

HISTORICAL SOCIETY ENTERrAINMRrT.-The
Delaware Historical Society proposes to hold q
month Of June. Due notice OF this pleasant oc-
casion will be given.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30
Laila, tomorrow night.

Ldhu, tO=mOrfOW nlBnt
Sleeping upon the face produces nightmare.
Physicians predict siclEly summer for child
Tonic beer is healthy beverage for this warm
weather, rt
Black and white, and read all over-the CoM-
MERcIAL. This is an old joke, reconstructed
II isn't Modoc. but one OF the st. Regis
tribe of Indians, who is in town, dispensing fan
ey bead work. y
-Four COWS were locked up in the city pound
yesterday. This certainly makes expensive milk
and butter for the owners, as 1t costs not less
than &3 per head to get these cattle out.
Mount Cuba on the W. d W. Railroad is the
place for pic-nics Parties can make arrange
ments for excursions, over the above road. to
these grounds, by applying at the Company's
office, South Market street.
To meet all the demands on the Chief of Po-
lice, force of something less than a thousand
men would be required. A cat scratching on
the roof is sufficient to set some felix's at work
imagining that burglars and assassins are intent
upon destroying both property and lives.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

SERIOUS ILLNESS OF JOHN HIoKMAN.--It is stat
ed in the Philadelphia papers. this morning, that
Hon. John Hickman ia lying very i'll, at his
home, at West Chester, and there is little hope
of recovery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

Noil0H
To the Editor Of the Commercial:
Having seen in your paper OF the 18th inst a no.
tice OF Pusey Rice, OF one OF their drivers having
been hired by Walton d James, take this method
OF informing my old customers the cause of my
leaving them In the first place, Pusey Rice hired
man from Philadelphia and paid him more wages
than they were willing 10 pay me and having served
on Tatnall, West, ashngtOn aud Jefferson Streets
for nve years and built up the route Tor hem, did
not think IL was doing me justice 10 put of MY
Old route and put Philadel yhia driver at an In
crease OF wages over and above me. In the second
place did not hire with Walton James until after
had left Pusey d Rice. GEO p. HALL,
myl9-t with Walton d James.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

81 Fancy Silks, all the new styles, black and
white striped ST ks, sod elsewhere for $l25. can be
had for csc. at h. Hamrick Co. e, No. 49, North
Eighth Street, Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

W-so sweet, so pure,
So safe, so sure,
so suited to each dental want,
The Fragrant SIZODONT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

EB-Black. plain and fancy silks, dress fabrics in
all their variety shawls lace sacques and points,
lace embroidertsB, at Ely, HuAsberger Rly'5, 1925
Chestnut sL, Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

-Hayes, Second and French streets. first intro
duced the genuine cent Yara Cigar; al others have
keen imitatioHs You can get them now in their
purity, Vt second and French streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

EB-Ladies proposing to visit Philadelphia should
MOI fail TO cl and examine the stock Of la1es wear
at Myers Sons 2S9 and 24l N. Eighth ST., Phila.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

NOTICE.-Walton 4 James having seen at 70
IN hire one of our drivers running on one OF the
Western routes, comprising West, " Warrington and
Jefferson Streets and put MIN on the whole part
OF the same route for them therefore notify our
customers Of the change that they may be sure OF
whom they get their ice.
PUSEY RICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

MINsTRELs COMING The San Francisco min
streis are coming to Wilmington and will exhibit
at the Opera House on June Tth. g. w. jack
son is posting their bills to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

r. R. TIEs.-Two vessels haYe arrived at the
wharf OF the Wilmington Il Reading R. r. loaded
with railroad ties. They are for the Berks Co.,
Railroad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

EB-Blaok silks, the great specially choice lot at
81 So better at $t.7b, at Geo. ID. Wisham's reliable
store, NO. I, N. Eighth street, Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

81 DOoey's Yeast Powder is convenient eco
nomicAl and always reliable. No waste of food pre-
pared with 1t, as II is always OF the Deht quality.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

kB-Syran sprin. s-Chas. Kyle, Proprietor This
pleasant place OF resort has Uecn neatly nted up
Ior The reception of indYdua! visitors, picncv and
social parties -Ampe accCnmodatiOns Tor dancing
have been made, ana Ice cream, lemonade, cakes,
fruits DC, will De sold TO all who des them, No
intoxicating liquors viii be sold On tine ground. He
Will also continue his popular stand at Second aud
Market, where the above named Injuries may be
had during the season aleo at his residence, sixth
and Orange, where he Will be pleased 10 SEE his
many friends and the pnBlic generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

An our goods are warranted and are twenty pei
cent lower than elsewhere, invite you to call and
examine: no trouble to chow goods at BabCOck 4
Bro.'s 206 and 20S Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30
.1-U3soLICIrED TESTIMONY.

DR.. Z. KuNKM:
Dear Sir:-I desire to bear unsolcited) testimony
to the merits Of your Bitter Wine of Iron, dys-
peptic remedy. i have taken 1t myself with excel
tent effect. have noticed the great Denent derived
your charity mas enabled me to bestow it upon, /
am Wiling that you sHeuld use this in any way you
may des.re and nope those OF my friends who read
II will believe II to be honest expression OF my
opinion Of an excellent medicine, aud OF my sense
obligation TO It's Deney0lent proprietor, Il. f.
KunkeL
Respectfuliy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30
L8cAL.,IETELLIaEHCE.
Aa@a E@z :

/ Se4ss 80 znAHss zzavz wE1snszFss.
~ FAslsdslpk %, Ae5s $50 sio f0se = n. |;
iSse soa Ae4 hno, S.lh lass p N. Sundays
Fer EAs Ys<s-i.sS 3 n. 1880 snd $50 p n.
Ebr BafttzsoFs--Iz.bz. ses sAd 1oosA m; In and
~ tAs Dsls=a-s n k--iASs. and iele q. H &
as p M No Sunday trains. -----.
EoT Mes cssfis-is.S0s io.le :. Hi.' ana i2os esS
For oOatsspsls-s.so, A. n and and r. n. Tne
nrat two run through 20 Reading.
u ker ". 4 ". n R-iMarket St, Dopot.l 100
1910 3 m, and 6ss p. m l-- feff 4
EHAv1 PHILADELPHIA FOE WILMINGTON.
la1o $50, and 10AB e, m ia.1B $50, s.s0, 400
hfn.f00, 9.f5 and 1l.s p m. Sundays 500 m. ana
s.ib p. N. and ue0 p. m.
sF TRAINS knzTvz Az wnxnseFoE, g..
From Delalears h k.-so0 Cfcom New CaAasi
10lb an; Sb6, 10s9 cine lslteF ID freight with
passenger car attached.l y w L'Ef
From v. q r. R-s15 and i1.45, q. m. and SIS
p. N. The Sis q. IN. only runs from Coatesyile.
Ff0Hg Phitadelpkfa--lR.Ae, Les, ass q. m i2ob,
LIB, s.4ss As. eO2 sao. aa0, l0eb. Sunday 12ss,
LBS and $50 q m., and 10.es p. m.
FresA ". Z v. r. R--eAsrkst s., Depot T.Bs 3
m, 1.00and 500 p N.
81 See time tables for further particulara
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

--latest thing out is the mixed colored shoes for
children, all the rave In New York city, 10 be had at
DaboOck Bro. y, 206 and SOS Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30
ANNE Z. MCDOWELL.
Editor Womans Department sunday Republic.

A"FRIEED" inquiries: "Whst does your certih-
cate the efficacy of Kunkel Wine OF iron Bitters
Inean 2 ID 1t true that IL has helped yourself and
others in dyspepsia 2" II means Just what 1t says.
We have proved its efficacy in our own case, and
have seen It's effects in many 0thsra. Dr. kuhkel
mas our waImest THANKS for putting 1t in power
10 relieve many poo rsuHerers by furnishing his ex-
eelent medcllts gIatutOusly 70 for distribution
MepOigeA
/ now only ask trial Of this valuable Tonic
"rice 81 per bottle. II. +. hUNKhL, sole Pro-
neJof, No. 259 North Ninth Street, below Vine,
Philadelphia.
ASK for Kunkels Bitter Wine Of iron, and take no
either
FOR sale In Wilmington by & McInall, Jr., Second
and Market x. Brngnurst a Co., sixth and Market,
Il. H. BringhursE, 3lz Market street; Alfred Walton,
485 Market street; j. j. Gallagher b. a O. Shoema.
Esr, Smith Painter, ". Il. Williams, Ninth and
Market streets aud l. N. England, cor. Sixth and
Lombard streets. OctS0-ly-l6
SCHWElTZER KAsE AND FRENCH MUSTARD
y Saloons supplied, BOWMAN
mty.tfOf Secpnd and King streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

BB- -NoU for Spriag.-The Nitter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the North may not
have ceased 10 blow, and our city taiors have al
ready mRne arrangements for Spring garments for
the people. Mr.. john II. AuhIhausen, at 4l5 King
street, especially has laid IN beautiful STOCK Oi
coatlnga, yestinss cassimeTes &c. iOr Spring and Ia
ready TO Tece1Re orders from his usual well dre6sen
customers. lie Ia also having his store papered and
painted that everything looks bright and fresh
rs q new gold dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30
az TO TIE LADIES,

FL FRANKS,
HOOP SKIRTS. CORsETs, LADIES' AND Chill
DREN's UNDERGRADUATES,
HANUPA cTORY,
Oil MARKET STREET, wilmington,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

The two best composition roonrgs now in use
PLASTIC SLATE, AND ASBESTOS.
ROBERT ATKINSON,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30
nlar1s.sm

onlce in Good 4 HANNAH. Hardware Store,
Inar1o-3m 423 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

NEW FIRM d"
The undersigned have entered into co-partnership
under the firm name OF M. v. a c. Pye, Tor the
purpose OF carrying on the coal business at the 8.
W. corner OF Front and Tatnal Streets
apr1s-sm ISAAC g. PYLE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30
Ews oeHszwkUsAEs
OEn6aar Eaz DAILY COMMERCIAL
elMiImlngton. Del, May so, 1873
MERELY MENTIoNEp.

- --DecOrAtDn days
Summer begins on Sunday next "
The ladies M prefer the Singer 5. NJ.
Tropical fruits are plenty, in wilmington.
=. 4 No postal cards at wilmington P. o., yet. 4
Morgan has aoms neckties for sale cheap. 20.
-vanDeventer's sa5 sets Of teeth are very elegant
Ra well as comfortable. 'I..s .z
the Eighth Street Market House is the depot
for fresh fish in variety. Il3 .f4
-DeWoh has Just laid in some real nice STUFF for
summer wear, ready made, and 10 be made up.
what could be nicer than some OF Baynes new
summer goods. Call and see them. IT ,-s
..t. --on Monday next, the Wilmington Tumga-
melnde, hold their annual Festival AT Rosendsle,
DON'T forget. A.. 'a
/. -Ths bestsatr goods for the "leastest" money,
At Bewman's, the grocer, Second and King streets
-Staple and fancy groceries, wines and liquors
porters, Bowman, second and KING.
For striped, plaids. alpscas mohairs cretonnes,
piques, Hamburg edgings. table linen, buttons, etc,
20 70 owen Evans cheap stare, 12s N. kieh'h 81,
Philadelphia.
Wilmington Dispensary. SIS orange Street, open
daily, from 4, TO 0, r. Nj.
-Twenty.one styles of Misses Caters, at Bab-
cock Bros, zoe and 2Os Market street.
You can get nice ladies' lasting Button Caters
At Babcock BROS, for s2.5g, call and see them.
An the styles and grades of low cut walking
shoes, at Babcock Bro. 8, t06 andiOS Market ST.
The Princess Eugenie walking shoe, double sole
for ladies', AZ babcocK BIO b, 2Oe and 20s Market
street. l4
The Excelsior and Evans American CATER to
he had only at Babeock Bros, 2o6 AID 2Os Market
street.
--Thirty.eight (ss) styles LADIES' CATERS from
s1.2s 10 xfO0 at Bhbcock& Bros, 2O6 and 20s Mar-
ket street.
-Fifty-three es) styles of gents CATERS from
Sl75 to 5000, at baBcock Bros 206 and 2Us Mar
ket street. -
q. An endless variety OF Shidren's and Infants
Shoes al styles and colors at Babcock q Bro.'s 2O6
and SOS Market street.
The new style Portland gaiter, designed for
gents wins wear wide bottom pants, at Babeock
BFoss, 2Oeand 80 Market street.
--latest thing out is the mixed colored shoes for
Children all the raRe in New YORK city TO be had at
Babcock Bro, H. 206 and fGS Market street.
An our goods are warranted and are twenty per
cent lower than elsewhere we invite you TO call and
eXsmine: no trouble TO chow goods at BabCOck 4
BROS, 2Od and 2Os Market street
-Hayes, Second and French streets. first intro
duced the genuine cent Gara Cigar; al others have
been imitatioRs. You can get them now ia their
purity, vt second and French streets.
re- Black. plain and fancy silks, dress fabrics in
lace embroidertsBr at ELY, Huhsbefger kly'5, 1925
Chestnut st, Philadelphia.
EB-BlaNk silks, the great specially, choice lot at
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

The new style Portland gaiter, designed for
gents wis wear wide bottom pants, at BabeOck 4
BROS, 2Oeand'sO Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30
sgoat md ;1aaila.

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~~llELAEEztl tEtA EfE}l4bI
mealy Canary Bird, with dark spot enneck Of
S SsSd q reward OF NV y Tsab Ps
'unTiys msyso'st: > < 5 lIat 'lS !" -A
N n RRWARr-L0sT-Las evening on King
- street, between Filth and Ninth, o light SILK
,YARASUL. . he Under will receive the above re-
"SaS mSss,sIsS assDi"'O " No. 800 SIMPLIFY STREET.
|. ,gr .7p4 gaaratns. , w
DoARDING-Afe few yonng gentlemen can be &C.
ID coInmodatec with boarding nia g g ~; srpERr
poAhDlis9 tor Gentlemen st =, ~. .,-,,, ,,s-r ~.
ID myss, e. 4.ssHIPLE1 sTEEFE.
HS my1.ims los e. 4ih Street
DOARDING,-Ro0mE on second, third and fourth
ID noOrp, aa w, Cor. sth aud WEST SITS
apr2au A. ~ F0THERGlLLs
DOARDNa-For GENTLEMEN at
u seple-u y SIS kIN9 sThkkE
Il aprs.sm 600 DELAWARE AVENUE.
~ Cape MAY. N. ..
This Flras-CIass Family Hsuss will be Opsn
fer the Reception sf Guests. a
On Thursday, June Goth,
It's location in proximity to the beach, the high
character OF its patrons the constant efforts Of the
proprietor 10 render 10 home. .kein every respect,
the excellence of tables, combine 20 make It one
Of fs '7ti-si-h.1et
ruE MOST POPULAR FAMILY HoTELs At uErzHAY. d
Apply to-; H. W. SAWYER, ProPrstor: 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

Riamas, Organs aud aslsIuarpus
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-30

An endless variety OF Shildrens and Infantl
Shoes, al styles and colors, at Babcock Bro.'s 2O'
and sOs Market street.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-19

On THURSDAY NIGHT next, the Gath
inst, Q Concert and Tableaux will be
given, in the basement of the Masonic
Hall. BY the Ladies' Aid Society, of
Rayville, assisted BY the young men.
This Society is composed Of our most
estimable. smiab!e and accomplished
ladies, and knowing. as We do, that
they will give value received. in the
way of 4 splendid en- ertainment, as
well as make good use ofihe proceeds
obtained, we bespeak for them u crowd
ed house filed to overaowing Thurs
day night. Let everybody turn out
1t is supposed that Signor Springer,
the gifted Ventriloquist. will postpone
bis entertainment, announced for The
same evening, and assist the Ladies
in theirs. This will indeed be treat,
the enjoyment of which none should
miss. Get up your halls and quarters
and come along.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-19

Our PLANTERS will greatly assist
US 10 building up good local paper,
If they will write US and tell Us
bow things are progressing in their
resp 'ctive neighborhoods. We wish
to become we'll acquainted with the
views Of the old and experienced citi-
zens Of our Parish, and this can best
be accomplished in receiving occasion
al letters from them. Give US your
ideas, and we will endeavor to dress
them up and return them to you in q
manner that will render you all help
to each other. Communications for
publication are solicited, and alss let
ters Of q private nature giving us any
information concerning ideas. projects,
or incidents, calculated anywise to in
terest our local readers.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-19
LOTS for sale! Apply at TIN, sfiice.

A WAC was requested by an old la
dy to read . newspaper for her liz
took it up aid read a. follows: Last
night yesterday morning. about two
O'Clock in the afternoon before break
fast. q hungry boy about forty years
old. boughI q big cu>tard for q levy.
and threw it through a brick wall
nine feet thick, and jumping over it,
broke bis right ankle off above biz left
knee and fell into dry mill pond and
was drowned. About thirty years
sfter that, on the same day, All old cat
had nine turkey yobblers. high wind
blew Yankey Doodle on frying pan,
and killed az old cow and two dead
pigs At Boston. where a deaf and
dumb man was talking to his Aunt
Peter" WhereupOn The old lady,
taking long breath. exclaimed "Du
tell"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-19

PERsONAL-We were pleased to
meet in our ONCE this week. and he
come acquainted with, Capt. W. ".
FARMER. OF the law firm Of Morri-
son 4 Farmer, Monroe. La
We shall he glad to hear from the
Captain, and other visiting members
Of the bar, 10 the Court House, some
night during Court week. on the gu
bernatorial question now sgi'atlng
our Common wealth.
We hav'nt listened to q political
speech since we've been a citizen Of
Louisiana. and meeting With this ana
bic and talented gentleman, reminds
% that during Court will b. . good
time to hear some able speeches.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-19

Pic MIC AND FISH FRY.-Obedient
to . kind invitation. on "Wednesday
last, We proceeded, in company with
our friend, DR.. PETIT. to the WSst
bank Of Clear Lake, on the plantation
of Dr., I. E. LEWIS, over the river, At
which time and place it had been pre-
viously announced there would be q
pic mic and fish fry for the especial
benefit Of young people. though old
ones were not Objectionable. We a.
rived in due time, and found upon the
ground % handsome. and. apparently,
"a happy . group as ever revsIed In
the ume-hOnored custom Of joining 10
piscatorisl sports, who. as IN alumni
"piscstor" would describe it, were 10
boring to "entice the chondropterigiass
from The aqueous fluid by aid of fila.
pentous chords with accumulate barbs
attached, but the aquatic Inhabitants
proved Of such gigantic dimensions as
to crush the accumulate bsrbs with
savage ferocity between the dental de-
velopments of their powerful naxila
riss." Or, in other words. the fish
caught aud fried for dinner were tbs
finest that We have seen, sowe perch
weighing from q 70 8 pounds, and
out Of about thirty caught only one
so,all one appeared. Certainly . 6n'
place for fishing. And to render thu
dinner delicious and complete. Mrs
LEWIS, and other good ladies, furnish
ed oil the nice extras. in the way .
good things to eat and drink. Beside
q black bottle would occasionally pok'
its slender neck up from behind 40 ad
jscent log or stump and becon to tn
boys to come away from the girls
lutte while. "Yo know how It's your
self" or course. DR.. LEWIS did'n
ear any part in this latter adjunct t
the programme, but be knows how t
manage . picnic aud make Young an
~ " themselves.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-19

BEACON.
LOCALA EMS.
Religious.

A Uroy Prayer MEETING, OF the Rsvville
night.
EPISCOPAL SrRvrcE-a, New Salem
Church. near Girard, by Rev. Mr.. Miller on
the first Sunday Of each month.
DIVINE SERvIcR-rhe appointment. Of
the Baptist Church ~ Rayvii'e, are the LIST
Sunday, in each mon,h-Rev. f, B. Rey-
no.1., Pastor.
DIVINE SrRvlcE will be held in Rayville
on the Thru sunday in each mensh, by Rev.
I. Law>on, Episcopal Minister.
Preaching az Bethel Bap,i., Chsrch. .,
month by Rev. E b. Reynolds, and the
Saturday before At Newton MCGOWAN.
School house.
APPOINTMENTS RATr,LLs CiRcrIr, " r
CHrRCH SoCrH -Firs, Sunday a, Lirie
Creek, second sunday at Girard Ii o'clock
An, and New Salem, 81 o clock P. n; ,hiri
Sunday =, Union, and fourth Sunday az Ray.
vile. Rev. J. =. Wright, Pastor in charge.
Pa. sBYrEaIAx-Rev. u. A Campbell will
preach regularly, al Union Church on Baskin
Ridge, in Frsnshn Pa, on the S, Sabbath in
each month 4, Rsyvite on the second Sab
bah; AZ Alto on the third Sabbath AZ Oak
Ridge. rehou.e, Pa, On the fourth Sabbath
in each month.
The RAYvIlLH uSIoS SAIsArI ScHooL viii
meet regularly on each Sabbath morning. n
half pas, nine O'Clock. Teachers and pupil.
will he punctuai in assembling a, the sound
OF the bell which wi ring but once Al de-
nominations are expected cooperate IN the
work and the community generally invited ie
afteni. s. B. BAIRD, Supt.
Jso SArSpxRs. Secty.
MasOnic..-.Resulsrc communications o
R =. Mcclure Lodge No. 200 the 2nd We'd
nesday in each month.
P. NJ. RYAN, W.. NJ.
w. N. Porrs Secretary
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-19

GEO. c. KREss 4 Co, Proprietors
of the Vicksburg Clothing Emporium,
have recently opened, in their large
and handsome establishment, a great
variety Of new Spring and Summer
styles in Gentlenen's Furnishing
Goods Of every size and description.
They also bave all styles Of cloth. and
experienced TailOrs employed 10 make
the finest suits to order. Whenever
you want . complete out st thar is q
Ct, either 20 or send to Geo. c. Kress
4 Co.'S large Clothing establishment
on Washington street.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-19
QUARTERLY MEErING.-Let it b

QUARTERLY MEETING.-Let it be
rendered, that the second Quartely
Meeting, of N. E. Church South, this
Circuit, will embrace the second Sat.
urday and Sabbath in May, TO be held
at New Salem, two or three miles
above Girard. on the Oak Ridge road.
We understand that there will be am
pie provision made, BY TIE hospitable
citizens of that community. in the way
Of dinner. at the Church, both days
We hope there will be large attend
ance.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-19
PUBLIC Mrrr1xo.-we have j

PUBLIC MrrrrNa.-We have just
received. but too late for publication.
the proceedings of meeting held by
the citizens of Ward No. 4. at Alto.
At this meeting it was resolved,
That We recognize no officer act.
ing under a commission from the So
called Kellogg government"
Passed and signed by more than
Fifty citizens who were present.
And q Mass Meeting Of the Parish
is called t. assemble in Ravville, At
10 O'Clock. Monday morning. the 2lst.
to take into consideration the above
resolution, and also the matter Of tax
resistance. Let all attend, and let
the problem be solved
Hon II +. VIcKERs, from Alto, and
other able speakers from . distance,
will Ike present. to give our people
more light on this dark subject.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-04-19

SMILrs.-Wbat sunshine is to flow
ers, smiles are to humanity. They
are but tri6,.s. to be sure but. scat
tered along life's pathway, the good
they do is inconceivable. A smile &C.
companisd BY . kind word has been
known to reform a poor ou,cast. and
change the whole career Of human
life. OF oil the blessings, none are
cheaper or more easily dispensed than
smiles. Let Us not, then, he too cbary
Of them, but scatter them freely as We
90; for life il too short TO b. frOwned
away.