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81 Another LnYmnn.v
Edltor IptellJoencer

hulLor 1ntelNRencer.
We only desire to give ,itIas our opin.
ion that another Lsyman" is not Lay
man Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
Had his article not been thus signed We
should have thought it, from its sentiments
andj phraseology,l to(haye been writer
BY some ReY! Father pf the Roman Cath
Ole Church, and not by q LGyman Q
that church.
But by what rule of logic or casuistry
he clearly suppoSes q change of SuJ
stdncS' in the divine declaration OF g thil
Is my body" we are not acute enough Il
see:
We can answer HIM Thai Cfot seveta
centuries no such tenet OF the Christian
Faith was known, as 4 changer Of, 40
ftance." Nor does II now exist any
where save in the Roman Catholic
Church. It is not held by the Oriental
Greek, Russo. Greek, ANGLICAN or any o
the ultra protestant churches.
4 IAYNTAN.
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4WRERE. DOES IN CnHE EBnMa

Pints and quarts Of filthy catarrhal dis
charges. Where does 1t all come from ?
The mucous membrane, lining the cham.
bers of the nose, and its little glands, arc
diseased, so that they drawtrom the blood
its liquid and exposure TO the air changes
It into corruption. This liie.liquid was to
build up the system but it Is extracted
and the system is weakened by the loss,
To cure, gain flesh and strength by using
Dr.. Plerce's Golden Medical DiscoYefyS,
which also acts directly upon these
glands, correcting them, applying DR..
ssge's Cstarrh Remedy with Dir. Pierce's
Nasal Douche, the only method Of reach.
ing the upper cavities where the dis.
charge accumulates and comes from.
CATARRH OF2O YEARS. 81 A NDTNG
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Fao,. f0t. M HTs15.I E I

As the virtues Of medicines can only be sscer.
niped By careful obseryAtion, It Is 10 BIO I6gtets
edthat m1ryiof no Drugs stu pfeSbtfbSd By
some phyeiclnA retain plaUs I'd ouf Mi.
tertA Medlca. As an instance OF this, that vile
drug, BAlsam Copabla, furnishes an example.
d San Domingo hsSinl baeoni6 an icts6 VIII
certain complaints, thought, according TO the
prevailing notion at that Time, that the remedy
night be found where tho disease originated.
gnder this ttpressions BalAam CopahIA cane
into NC but never h1sea nGtBs aang drug lf0he
Of the disease toS more dTes5 mi stSts fbsn tbo
origipA. bat itiruina tha ktdno OF the stomach
and brings on DYSPEPSIA In its worst iorms. 20
4ygld t1is drug md dts etieetS the SA1tAftts
YANS GIFT, purely Vegetable Remedy, IS
within the reach OF all. Only toni pillS u b
Hken, and viii cure every time In from two to
ioaf gays. Male packages, g; female, IS.
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RATBsII0R1kDFERFISING.


uIus nrE AM NAILS CLOSE. AN
VG,IAg'tlb .I!% &0oIClovC'd, Plts6'g.. &0G
md 10 al. Way. G:S0lNew York, Phila.. 300
Hempaeld, Ag't..,, g:iQlWellsh' sts11'e II Sol
ifIdSSpot ~. -. iO.0dtAg't Clev. TO Pitts 500
MOnisiOWn Way. lGegl wig 70 Bait. AR't, 6:C0
ZanesYlilC, Coldr1. 10: Warrington, Pa. 20 30
Cincln, St Louis. 1855 BellAire, 0......... $50
IndlAnAp-, ChleRgo, 10. IS GAINESVILLE, o., $3.50
MI. Pleasant n. 1900 DIN. ZAnes Col. =. $3.50
West Liberty. :, ll9glSt Louis. Ind, &C. $40
BLlLtSWhlk ne. y. $50 nauibhdg BuG.. ! T;8a
Gin to Oral. RI. o. ll:SQ Graf 70 Gin RP.O. g:20
New York, Phlla. li:i0I Wig % Col age. 9:2O
PIttstO Wh'gAg't,l l2OlC hlclgo, st. Louis. $50
Pitts. Wcllsbdrg. .it30i Cineihnatl, &c.. $40
Cleveland ;,..,Y.'. lEs0 Additional ,s.,v.., loco
bteubenvillU. -. 1851 River 1000
Panhandle way. 1880 BOllaire, o........i00O
c4dIa Hack , 4 /. Es0 AStwh'gtowG ii: Il;
GtaL d Cin.RP!0, BO5ICleVeland, n, York LIS
Cleyc. 70 Well4wsy e:t5t bufgh Phila.. S1:l6
Cleveland. ......... G45tCtn, Col ,St.Louis. l:i6
SieuhehHille, ,..a u 6Sb West Liberty. J.! 1850
New YORK u. :, blht. IleasAntgg ..... zoo
l.. NJ, Ag't .. 7.f0IAfOrtlstoWn Way, 300
Col. 10 Wig, Ag't 7iiOl Hnmpaeld Ag't.,,. 2:4O
ClncidnAu, 81. L.. 7aOlWh'g& Balt.R. T. o. b:b5
Louis ,ltdanA'pls Z 40jGTak b Cin.R.P.0. 6.6S
b,llaire .. so. 7A0 BellAlrG, EAnesyillc 665
Halt, TO Wing way. 1891 Gin, St. Louis, &C. 6:55
q 4 LnNEN "a. q
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TIKI, GREAT CAUSE
HUMAN MISERY.
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SIR rents

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SIR cents.
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,ary Emission, Impotcnoy. Nervous Debility,
arI Impedinents 10 Marriage generally
Piles, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fit;
Mental and Physical lncaPacity, &c.-By
ROBERT J. CULNERWELL, VI. d., author
of the Green Book &c.
The wurd renowned author, in this admir-
able Lecture, clearly proves from his own cN-
perience ina; the awful consequences Of Self
Abuse may he efecuay removed without
medicine and without dangerous surgical OPP
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ais pointing 0ut modes Of care N once GER
tai and eiTectua by which every sufferer,
no nlater what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
This Lecture will prove a boon to thousands
and thousands.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope to anv
address, On receipt Of SIX censor TWO postage
stamps Also. DR.. .Siilsbees Remedy TOT
Plies. Send for circular.
Address the Publishers
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I27 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box lJSG.
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The Cotton Report.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Tbe cot
ton planters report to the Department
Of Agriculture, is in accordance with
tae conditional promise of their June
report, an increase in the condition of
the plant in every State. The per-
centages of average condition are
higher than in June by the following
figures: Three in Louisiana, four in
Arkansas, six in Florida, seven in
South Carolina, nine in Mississippi,
ten in Alabama, eleven in Georgia,
welve in Tennessee and Texas,
tirteen in North Carolina. Returns
VI NJ condition are above the average.
q following are the State aver
ages NonA Carolina. 1902; South
Carodla, So; Georgia, 81; Florida,
g6; Alabama. 90; Mississippi, 81;
louisiana, 60; Texas, l02; Ar
kansis, "a; Tennessee, 81. As CON-
Pare4 with July last year, the con-
I'tl@ is higher, except in Florida,
LOUISIANA and Arkansas, though the
dinerence is slight in Tennessee and
Georgia, and not very wide in Missis-
sippi and Alabama
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ODnrYANCr No. 3

Change Of road near Alto.
BE il oriauet by the Police Jury Of the
Parish of Richlana, That permission be, and
the same Is hereby granted +. {. Sartor,
ovcrseer o. road District No one n the ith
Ward TO cut ont a road leading from main
street in the town Of \ Ito, and intersecting
the main road rear the Presbyterian Church
and be- il further ordained, That the road now
in use shall not lie closed for two year..
ORDINANCE No. 4
Road from Cypress Bayou 10 Little creek, &c.
Be it ordained by the Police Jury Of the
Parish Of Richland, That road District No. 2,
9Th Ward, beginning AT Alto and terminating
AT Cypress Bayou be. and same is hereby
divided. and the west side Of Little creek be
and IS hereby made the terminus Of said
road District No. in saio Ward, and tina, the
Eas, side of Little creek be and is hereby
made the beginning Of road District No. il
in the lth Ward and shall terminate al
Cypress Bayou.
Be it further ordained, That Henry Dinkins
be and is hereby appointed road oversee' II
said road District No. Il, and all the hands
belonging 70 said District living East Of Little
creek. be and the same are hereby made sub
Jet 10 his order
Adopted. ELIJAH SCOTT,
Attest: President p. jury.
J, NFwT. PITTS,
Clerk ?. Jury.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-07-18

DEATH with its cold and icy grasp
has again visited our village and
claimed for its victim one Of our best
friends and a much esteemd neighbor,
Mrs. Stiles, who departed this life on
last Thursday evening ths9th inst.
She was dutifu'wife, kind and
affectionate mothe, a good ieighbor,
and a jealous me'ber ofthe Methodist
Church. Mayshe rest in peacel
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fscii:,iOUs.

l,y,xy ~FRvIrr.-rn" appointment ~
Bap,iz. Ciur.A ~ Rayyl", 81" ;he -
,1,Ls IN each nn,,ta.-Ecy. Frank -.
,,DDcS, Pastor.
ippclyrIrvrs GtyvlLLE CIEcCir. " !.
,-,rr >orrR-';irari, F.r-t Sabbath.
,..,,lo. Second sabbath. Alto, Third
,l,b,1h. Lu.on. Fonr,h Sabba.L. Rev. lHos.
RASuLE, Pastor ia charge.
PorsRyrEgIAy.-Rev ID. A. Campbell will
reach regularly. nj Alto on the LIST sabbath
, each month al Union Church ON Baskin
,;Jge in franklin Pa. on the third Sab
,,,h at Rayviile on the fourth Sabbath at
D,k Ridge. Morchouse, Pa, on the second
S,bba,hin each month. Preaching in Ray
Vile every Wednesday night.
RAyyrLLE UyIos SABRATH School from
"a to IL O'Clock, every Sunday morning.
Masouic.-..Regnlar communications of
r +. NcGuire Lodge No. 2U9 the End We'd
nesday in each month.
Temperance.-U.F.T. T.. RIcHLASp
CoUScIL No. ~, meets ON the second anu
fourth Tuesday nights Of each month.
II. ID. C.-RAYvELLE Council No. 10,
holds It's regular meetings every tuesday
night.
Patrons OF IIusbandry.-RAY-
WILLIE GRANGE, No. 80, meets every second
and fourth Thursday in each month, at /
O'Clock, u. n.
WALLER. TAYLOR & CO.. Newsp,pcr Al
ver,ising Agents, l3i W. Baltimore street
Baltimore. Md. are our authorized asens 10
contract for advertising in the BEACON.
s. NJ PETTINGILL * Co, 81 Park Row
corner Beekman street, Nv York, are oui
au,horizen agents for y. J.
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MoNRo. La, July 18th 1874.

WILEY MANG.AM, ESQ,
Ed. RIcHLND BEACON,
Dear Sir: lam requested bv the
members Of the Mnroe Silver Cornet
Band to return heir sincere &C
acknowledgements for the kind and
courteous attention extended to then
by the citizens of Richland on Occa-
sion of their recent visit to the barbe-
cue and meeting in the interest
OF the White Mans Party at Alto.
In performing this pleasant and
agreeable duty, l will add in behalf
of myself and other members of the
Band, that no people could have been
more generous and courteous to us
than were the citizens of Ricnland on
the occasion referred to, and par
ticularly do we bear in kind remem-
ec cape ,tselhs9 sSRaIIsSRRs sr 5gysa8tsmen Of
' 1our truly noble and hospitable parish.
G. BoFENsCHEN,
Leader Monroe Silver Cornet Band.
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We hay, attended many public
meetigs, Jarbecues 40. uur the one
At a" vas the most peaceable, order
asSehby we ever attended. Not
vord to mar the pleasure of the
go !; all seeming to vie with each
>od behavior. The ladies'
,,. generally in the right
.suumbers and endeav-
orlng. by their A,ence to make the
occasion one of emf
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ORpINtNCE No. 3


Change of road near Mrs. divers.
Be j; ordained by the Police jury in and
for the Parish Of RichlanJ. That Mrs. 6. :.
Oliver. be and she is hereby authorized 10
change the road leading from Rayville t.
Delhi, running through her land so As 70 com
mence at the North Fast corner Of land be
longing to Estate If Thomas Williams, known
As the James Stewart s'ttler1en;. running
East on the line be'ween her ami Mrs. VI. r.
Rush. to the line between her and Mrs
Chennault, then south to he old road and
that she be allowed TO close up the road
through her land so soon as she opens the new
road as good as The old road.
Adopted. ELIJAH SCOTT,
Attest: President p Jury.
J. NEWT. PITTs,
Clerk p. Jury.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-07-18

We are pleased TO > ,,.. ~,
good old friend and fellow. n
JENNINGS, is still alive ant 49,:
well, notwithstanding the anno,oo
ment Of his death in the BEACON t.
weeks ago. Our informant had beer
msinfornied by some one who had
beard that the DR.. was very sick and
ABOUT to die. Some people have such
an classical Imagination that it will
stretch a rumor even if the life of q
man should hang upon the stretch.
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50 93i Cash GiGs, Amounting tos226. So
ONE CHANCEIN EVERY NINE,

The distribution will be in public, and win
he made under the same form ard regulations
al the san Francisco and Louisville Library
Gif: Concerts. under the supervision # COM
mIttee Of prom nent citizens selected by the
:iciet holders.
Reference as TO Tie integrity Of this enter
prise and Of the management Is made 10 the
following well know citizens
sgrn. l.. Tibbals, 4. Toponce. !. Malsh. ].
H. Gerrish--Ncmbers Of the Cny Council.
Judge T. !. Black, Asst Y. $. Assessor :;
Nal>h & Greenwald, Projectors NeiropoI-
AN Hotel; Eugene Moore, City Marshal; W
" Hall, Architect; ] kehoe Constable; J.
kupfer, Jeweler; Capt. ;. Howe, Contrac-
tor; O. ID. Richmond q Co. Commission Mer-
chants; w. F.. Campbell, Proprie or Central
Hotel; Singleton X Crearh. ? -a-- e,ors Pacific
Stables: S p. Hitch, Merch '..- andy, Utah ::
A. &. Garrison, Helena, Mr";ana.
We will also annou 80 ,i.ai each and every
person buying tick, an al any and ali
times examine our books and all business,
transactions connected with tie enterprise /:
and a. the drawing Of prizes will be placei
in the hands of honest and di>in,erested n en-
IL will insure n fair and impartial distribution
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-07-18

On the night othe 9th inst, Deven-
port, a negro CFk of the Court in
vicksburg statetto his bearers, in
referring to PorGibson miscegena-
tinn The. tho daywas near at hand
when white lads would have the
courage to select God husbands from
among the coloretmen.
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,c-.,,y We dislike 70 be placed

IxIUSTICE.-N dislike TO De 'i"r-'
IA 4 petition to disapprove O iIe PIX
cia' ats Of any officer or officers. ont
the .,,io. of tie Police Jury in reius-
ing % allow any claims or debts, Only
oneo in six months is al abuse OF pow
er nd On injustice to the creditor OF
thc parish.
Now there are certain officers VINO
have asked the Police Jury to allow
them TO draw their own warranfs'and
the Police Jury without dae delibera-
ton have. by ordnance granted the
Clerk the Parish Attorney and the
Treasurer, permission to draw their
own warrants.
We would ask the members what
Justice there is in giving them this
advantage over the other citizens?
If,he Parish owes the BEACON Office
for printing proceedings, is there any
Justice in .-efusing to pay us for a
term of six months and the others re-
ferred 20 are permitted TO draw their
own warrants every 80 days? We
intend, as the exponent of the public
good to bring these things before an
intelligent public. Again, we are
compelled to buy books for Recorders
Office for which we pay greeabocks,
and are forced to wait six months and
sometimes twelve months to get script
at discount Of so or 40 per cent,
while others are permitted to draw
their orn warrants. If this is not
class legislation and done in the inter-
est of a few, then, we cannot see
straight. 1. pay be that our Police
jury have MT looked at this thing
fairly and sfuarely. This is not the
first time We have been forced to lay
out of the Ise of our money for long
period, apl last year, Notwithstanding
the Parjh Of Richland owed US sew
eral hpdred dollars, we were COM
PEELED o pay L. S. Currency for Par
ish taes, becaus. The Police Jury did
not Sc fit to ISSUE only to the favorite
fer We hope they will, at the next
meting, reconsider this matter and
rpeal all clasi legislation If we
fe to wait tilllS75 for our pay, we
will not murmlr if others are made to
do likewise, bit we enter an earnest
protest againt this selfish class Iegis-
latiOn.
Think of il! parties in whose bene-
fit debt is yet to accrue will be paid
three months before q debt that the
parish has contracted two months in
the past.
Will some member Of the Police
Jury rise 20 explain! Wewould like
to hear from them. All class legisla'
ton is wrong and oppressive to the
masses.
We have examined in vain to fine
an ordinance fixing the time of allow
ing clsims once every six months.
We would like to know how there
could be q distinction, consistently
tetween one creditor and another
The Parish Attorney, Treasurer, Clerl
Plice Jury, arc all allowed to draw
ther own warrants, and the Sheriff i
allowed pay on the warrant of th
President Police Jury for feeding
prlsones. Is not the Sheriff7s fees il
: criminal cases an actual debt too
, Why max the Distinction
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-07-18
ORDINANCE No s.


Of 81 900 for bridge Ward MOI.
Be it further ordained by the Police Jury Of
the Parish Richland That the sum .of One
Thousand Dollars o- much thereof as may
be necessary, be and the same is hereby ap-
prom lated out of TIE bridge fund Of the
Parish of 2ichland as levied and collected
for the year 1874, for the purpose ofrepalrlng
the bridge across Little creek on the road from
Cypress Bayou 10 Alto and the bridge across
the slough near Little creek on said road. and
other bridges that may need repairs in said
Ward, and be il further ordained. That X. :.
Harde-ty, E y. Williams, +. Mcdonald, l.
Z Lewis ana John 4. Hemler, be and they
are hereby appointed commissioners IN aud
for said Ward, for the purpose Of letting out
the rebuilding Of said bridges, TO the lowest
and best bidder, and that when said work
.hall be let out by said commissioners they
shall require bond with good security from
each undertaken conditioned for the faithful
and satisfactory completion of such work, and
when received by said commissioners the
President Of the Police Jury is hereby author
ized TO Issue a warrant for same 10 SAID
amoun
Adopted. ELIJAH SCOTT,
Attest: President p. Jury.
j. NEwT. PITTs,
Clerk p. jury.
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OPDIvANgF No Q

OgDIyANCE No. Q.
Appropriation Of II 900 for bridges, Ward Mol.
Re it ordained by the Police Jury in and for
the Parish Of Richland, That the sum of One
Thousand Dollars, or 20 much thereof a. may
be necessary, be, and the same is hereby ap.
propriated ont Of the bridge fund ~ led and
collected tor the year 1874. in addton to the
amount heretofore Appropriated for ahe puI-
pose of yuiding and furnishing the bridges il
Ward No. one Of the parish OF Rch!and-
said amount payable a. per agreemen; hereto
Grc stipulated - a previous ordinance #
tn, Board
Adopted, ELIJAH SUIT,
Attest: President +. Jury.
J NEWT. PIFTs,
Clerk p. jury.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-07-18

The U. +. 7. ism fourishing con-
dition at Alto andif We are to judge
from the good behaviour and sobriety
of the people at the barbecue, it has
already began tospread its influence
for good. There seems to be a great
change coming over he minds of the
GOOD people.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-07-18

We noticed while at Altosome new
ground cotton on the place Of DR.. Hill,
that is as high as mans shoulders,
tapping in the mialles and well form
ed.
He also had aield of new ground
corn that was hM to beat.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-07-18

The Managers ofthc Fifth Annual
Fair" of the Claiborne Agricultural
and Mechanical Fair Association Of
Homer, will accept our thanks for
complimentary ticket. 1t will be open
from Nov. 18th to Nor. 2lst, 1874.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-07-18

SouND.-A communication will he
found in this issue signed by ALEX
JONES, sensible colored man in the
southern part of our Parish, who
Nss proper view of carpet-baggers
-. 's,,.Sags, aud proposes hereafter
w. with honest votes.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-07-18

TIE Junior editor Of the BEACON
went to bed sick on Saturday last
and remained there for five days.
He managed to crawl out on yester-
tlay. but too feeble to be Of any SER
vice or render any assistance in the
editorial duties of the paper this week.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-07-18

We regret being unable to attend
the picnic at Oak Ridge, owing to the
continued absence of the Junior, who
has not returned from the Alto barbe-
cue up to this writing, Wednesday
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-07-18

We were pleased to learn from Re
D. A. Campbell that he had orgr-
lied a Council of u. T. Us, at 1ak
Ridge with a membership Of sore 80
in number. with q fair prospect of an
increase.
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LAND FOR SALE.

A BOUT 1870 acres o: land situated in
n Caldwell Perish. La, about 60 GcIes e
.url land under fence or cleared, one dwell
linz AMI other ont houses on tie west bank
Of Boeuf River. all susceptible Of being cult
waited. viii lie sold for $1,000 cash, or
Il 300 with one third cash, and one and two
years on deferred payments, wiki per cent
per annum from date of sale, with mortgage
retained One mile and half from good
law and grst mill and II miles from Column
bis. For further particulars apply to
WILEY j. NANGHAM,
Jan 81, IS7I.tf1 RayvilIe, La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-07-18

ERoN ,his dare no act of any kind will lie
recorded that is handed into the Recor-
DER Office. unless TIE fee for recording ac-
company the same. A great many have
handed in deej. viii the promise to pay in
day or two and it has been year or two and
no pay yet. II i tire HAT the amount is
small. hnr one dollar each from 500 people is
some ,roncy. Il i easier for any one 10
raise from one to five dollars than for me 10
do wi,hou; S. % or more, and necessity forces
me 10 this plan. So from this date no act will
be recorded until the Recorders fee is ar
ranged
March 18th, 1873.
WILEY P. MANGHAM.
nol7-,c Recorder Richland Parish.
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II. c. CLARKE,
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,

7
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in SchoC. and
Miscellaneous Book. Blank Rocks and STA
tiomery, Printing, Writing and Wrapping Pa
pers.
Fine American and Foreign S.a'iouerv and
Fancy Goods. Pianos. Sheet Music. Chromos,
Pictures, etc, God Pens,
American and Foreign Periodicals and
Newspapers. All til, new Books and publ
cations receiUcd a soon a. issued
Blank Books and Account BOOKS Manufsc-
tured 10 order.
Price a, low rs any house in The South
for cash. Orders by mail promptly attended
TO- Al Bpok, sen, by mail or express on r.
ceipt Of the advertised price.
II. c. CLARKE.
NJ. ~ Washington Street, NIrk>burs, MIS-.
Nov -, 1913. -.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-07-18

TENEIE under- igncd having recently located.
for the present, "a least. IN the farlsh e
i,lrhiand, would respectfully announce 10 the
citizens and planters Of the same that he Will
execute any mill repairing, dressing Of mill
rocks, Of auy and ali descriptions, Al short no
tee. Also repair clocks when the gear does
not assume too much the make and work at
watches Ali work guaranteed TO give salts
Faction or no pay. Can be .ound three miles
south east a: \ Ito.
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