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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-17

Die gr6bte gInspaDl YOn @umm's
lsterlautsn fir 5srrcu, DnasH unp
S'nper.
Die sr6Bts 9lufpaDI sOn Bsiii!srtsn
uebsri@ubsn fir 3rTren, Damsn ulo
&tneer.
Die sr55ts 2luSpa3l SOn @ummj
ittsfrIn fir Ssrrrn unD &uabiH.
gBsIGe gGlarsg Gle fir 5a5riiFrstien
SsrFauit werDsn bel
SaOi1 2lGcrmauu,
g26 i'm 9talDtn9toa pau 0sraupe.
- @oaenf Damrn. n.llnEtrllsiefr, @rtb ST,
ju rs Gsnts, tri ~. 9gopn.
Gin gro6er @lasfaR ZEN bat 6.
gB. GrremaR in lsinrm Strrs an eadapanna
Apsnur aHfgrieBt no bic 9Tt5ts auswlbl efr
pra6tpVGffu sch. unS Siltnpaaren ;ur
S9au aus9ePrqt Fno, wsl&e i8 ale fir
@sibHattsseiaRir eigntn. GS it her grab!e
S9aufafsH esr grt in Suantpn 'pis aud etr
pra9tSOaItt, CT ID bfiuabe 10 laag pie has Sim
msr uac isi6t bic sur Dsdt. Gjfbl unO islf
itn Gu@ an.
- @r NOD isiReu llfFegrsd tat efr iplir
ni9t 70 Ianss iolrien, bis or idl ufaIHt fen
prrn iofrrt SU .. " Oirs, 2li gddapanHa
aIpenur ssbsn, NO 9br bic srSOte glnswabI Oa'
SrH iinpsn Urreet bic nod ieiH Sranion mar.
- Genitfr-3 -3oasaur ftr Stores, Offes5Uno
8pbnbduisrl auf 9eargUng ansrirrtlst unN
Ianea anstmatt. Cine ppanaupiss 9luswabI
ppn AuaRru uuO 3atEbSre bsi grgpr u.
0tlliams.
3. RpIts, tsr J,rurS str 9Irmsn
riini6t bsfaunt gu ma&ru, ea6 rr lriEen gan
zen gUuaib sen alrieern, Pit Tpdr, SpieH,
gBiitsn, Sitf, 5smSen, SmssH, Jtsscui9Ims
a0Ter unU tauisuO aRr,re 9IEii!sI, bic unmr5'
Iib ale brnannt prbrn f0nnrn, fir rtr nd9.
ten IS La9s gum artenPrriif rHflAtsn wirp,
um eiEem 5eeen 0elsgsn5rit ju g,bsn, tit sie
6sisTtags Bulge 8rI5rnfe Su IA fen pc,r ii9
isltit biIIig 5u Iisirsu. Gebt uuO ibfrseu5t
Ga.4, CT it 3u fnren 2Ii Sadapanna ASr. ne
ben bent Sprrnsy 5ius.
= Spisiatrn, gIlbHms unO gaieH bei W.
9rppn.
- Grurrfeitr VlaIrr SaPrtriL ta5 gsite fir
tsa 3psd i;maI5 cferiTtl. 9ein ancersr
plaiisr Hoibwsnpis. 9d YrYUr II. QE IL
Iiams.
= Surrab fir has SrU6s @sp gOri 9!sierr
emporium, glp. pa yaflpnura Give. 9br
fusst hort PG5 9br iu9t 9br brau4t Mot
anlufIppffu unp hOb Mir GuG bic Durs sum
arpeen Iep gcrf aIsibfr. emporium aufss
tbau, 9br uebery6dr Suu S5-l5 fnprt,
bic brRrn 9lujiss fir Rdnner ppu $S-t8,
bic fsiufsn Stuabsn gIuJuse Won Sl.5O-9 &c.
8ergeBt nibt pa 9afipnn glpr., nabr bsm
Bee Sipe StOrf.
= Der 9nG9t Rupre&i bic eauJs uaaf!
gSp4e III benz Garptnlsr Gpnieeiontr 80.
StoIr, 2i7 penn @psHuf, sessniber per SdP.
tiisn STRIDE.
- @snn man fir 9smauO @si4sHfs iau.
fen nil, 70 prp man fir gas faiinss fnrtr
bst M. Brown.
-. gslSiaam fur Damsn urb Srusn Fnl
in srrBr ausEabI ;u baben i'm Bee SIpt
StGrs.
Die fal9ipuablefsn DamsnBits nit Be
iug pis man Etui&t lpFbar pSer sspSbnli9
i'm Be Sipe Stsre.
- Ben ben peIImiBcu fir Sf rsn uni
auabsn fab nod INNER pr9s poualbig in
Bee Sips Stprr.
= gfISlaGfn, SbapIs, DameH 9Isis.r
ifcTe, CARPETS fam man Su arCBsu 8eribeArr
srIanssn in rtm Sl0rs, 427 gadaRanna ag
uutsr uHlsrer STier.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-17

10. - DapiO 9anrs, 26 Sabre &C.
fatrIIG strltg! ia rr GrpHrSutal
Wtns.
%. - Wt6asl GbisIrC, 20 Sable,
GuB ettrphsn In bsr SnpiOr Mtus.
80. - WilIam gpiGiGmS, 40 SABRE,
p;rtrannt burd stus Yalpsr GrpIofcn
In Der Spsine SrOUt 1ins.
Gpan 8nttins. II, Sabre, etttranul
bel bsr-sItsn GsIeorubsIt.
- Sotn GrOmtS wurts AM Sem-
flag tur& stne grptpRCH vsrIGB'
- 8i@arS 6nrrIs, sin RinrE In tsr
Dodge @ins tsf&dilIst Dures l'b,t
@oas furd sas 6dusu VOn SaIsfst
Ssrfebt.
6euer. 9'sten 5Cnuatsne Wcr
gen esafn l llbr trart Ia tinsm 6dufs,
nabs tsr W1iu GtraBe In pine 8reef,
psI6ss Dem WapOv 2eftpS Gst0 6snsr
aus. Die 5eusr.gOmpagnisn ,rartn
prompt an 6anC, IA i'pab Fsin U aGsr
5W batsu plT, 10 bTannts eos faus
ppufdnsiS nisSrr.
- goFs'a,rn Aa6t brad furJ srr
IL uhr elm Gsasr In sin,m tDpptltsn
8ramr 8Otabaus, GissEttum bts
@aibIneiCu SsIare, an bsr Nsrto an
Sh, In rsr 5. BaTp, Jsutr Gus. DIR
aIerm wufps esStb'n, itbr6 ra tfiH
0afr ju tatsu MAR, 10 radtsn bic
5eufr GomraDnisn at6t aus anp eae
6aus pusbs total JHa6Tt.
- Gsf'rn Dor o6t 5aSsn brauHts u
Sappuit sint S6tunt niersr, wflat
Dtm Um. Srsatben ssfSrts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-17
3. Cd @.

Tanf Sunccrt 6rlen . Stirieln
uao 5auGe, pom tsitfn Warrial,
in bar Scraulpn SAu9fabrIt serifrligt,
fnU gum tlisR:n Ytsii, ju pcsiauieu,
9trsr gIrtifsl wuO saraulirb uno cia
ieper Deutltae wilO ee Ia ittHsm 5ns
ttrtGt fnpen, isins 8rOurfu6e fir
6rrbR UNI ggtnler palrlbR tinjut1u en-.
13a874 Da0iD 9lcfermau,
2GainnglUn pau @sbau c.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-17

--G. 5ltiRer, % 5raafoTS st.,
NsB goIi, Lat ms itiata 5tf.GataicS
fir 8rilnh6l5n 1874 ,ussiaidi, sr
sutDiIt nitflta Sir Ssefn GtUa5" ;
efsgtsiasu isine 8lblio!bfea 8loitica,
Disi.lDin Iifgsn in unitrfV Oifies sar
GInFat tersit.
- Da5 .Gtisnta6u StltiOnsBebdnSs
p,r 6. u. 9, Gtisn5a9a Ia Illa Greet
tranntr QtrnaaJ I.Be g9Oae ME.
ber,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-17

Com mon gppnftI, Der
semmon sVun,I ti'lt IsBisu C0nnsr
flS tine 8irfnmmIuns, In wsl&rr fol,
ssGot @,iaafts Str9anbslt purS,n:
auf Mr. Gtapin'S antrd9 muror
bsi&Irlsn, pab Der WopOr erluht lpsr.
hen icas, ttnt ssmtinfams Stbung css
StIset unb Common Council ,u bsrufsu.
va atsr bic 9Oiiisifrass su bsrate.n.
DeritIte 5srr OTsrI,ts fsrnrr Die fol.
ssnps ssmsinidaftlthe 8sfolutipn:
DSH ts ptrprbutt hur@ ben Com.
mon Council nit ttm SsI.rt Council iibrrrin-
fiimmsnS, ea6 p.uu Gin pul9ia, p.Ittr i&uI-
big btfanbsn, trabrrnO rr i'm Disnf 1T, 9iaupr,
die, gi;r uStr anSsrs bsTauIgeuts 9sirduis
~ triafsu, Ussr iri&t plSss no IOI&s @sirdnft
Ssrfauft rtrrsn ttiu6t auesr CT Ssrlirbt Irint
U1bisat pai&t iOfrrt aus benz Disnf tntIal-
en- tptrbrn fpa."
Sterau wnrbe bic In elmer anorrn
SpaIts srpiblts 9'titiOn, SstrsF, bee
Sauetls In bssaulaenbsn @strdntsn,
a6tiSrbtn. In 5Olss psITsn o:r folIsntt
Ssi&lub aL9snpmmtn wurps:
nStf&Iclfsn pom Common Council
nit Rem Stltft Council ibtrtiuiftmm.nS. bae
sius StIrbnuns bon fiinflsbn Dollars fir bic
llsbnfabruns iOltr pfrlSatn piTsrirt Rtrs.,
gsIgs tsrauitsnSt @ttrdatt Obns 9isrni psr.
faufsn."
Nlspr QOftue trIisb cine prottama
ttcn, fur cine semsiaiumt Stsud8 Der
briptn 3usiss bts Councils fur I;B-
ten Samfas, in 5Olss btGsn Rt Der
6 'mnlcn Council Ia GcrpUr usrfam'
mslts, BON Sslset @pur eli itpph uur 6
Nfaun anpsfsnb warsu, b. y. trtu
Quorum. Der Common Council biell
S'sbdIt fir it, cine 8rrlammluus ab.
In ptl&st eur& Elm baju srnannt.s
COMMITTEE psrihispsns StfhlaTs auss.
u2mmtn wurbsn, In prIrsn bic lsbIsn'
ttn SsItet @ouHeiatutt firt c.aIuriIri
wsrbsn fur i6r. Qbpsfsnt,it. Na6'
trm Die Ssrrsu Th nod siuiss 3stt un
tsrbaIttn batisn, ptrtastsn is iG.
unslidsfdIle in ben Rt'
men. 8olssucss III ttnt 2ifs Der I'm
sIidsfdat In ZEN Wiusn pdbrsnO bee
NiUnals 0cpsmbsr.
2.-Y. 8. 8tbassn, aItsr: % Sabr
In gan StOrG'O 9srswtrt sst6bht.
4. Yatrtd 5usb,s 22 Sobr, sst5p
tst pur& has 8uutn UUn SObIs in be-
Central Wtnt.
10 -Sbcmos 0,tRr, II Sabre. as
t5pht In Ban SlOr6's Riut.
81. 8slreou. ID Sabre, 8p6 fsbrO
den I'm 8adst 9rcof SrHsr.
II. - SbCmas GcrItb, sc Sabre, &c
i6bttt nurm fagsnpr SObIrn.
Yatrtd Go&rant, 3S Sabre, 5uI
esb,U6sn in Carbon S,a 9srswsrt.
IA. - SOtn @asuirs, l5 SABRE, bs
btutsno ptrIsBt In Der SCRANTON 4obltt
60. Wtns.
Ni6dsl DaI&. 40 Sabre, sst6pl.
our& pds 6dasn pOn ScbIs tn Der Ro.
StUas, Yittston.
IL GIias Davis, AZ Sabre, e,i5n
tai eur& has 5aGsn Scu Der Dtdt {
rtr Stntea StUls, YIttstcu.
59. Ssnttnsc. sttOOlst In Stnst
SlOas uns SObn 9. BiGtams a.fdt,
lid psrlsBt auf psrisltru Stele.
SUbn Gamts, IA Sabre, stfd9rli
rtItst I'M SFrius SrOCt 9trswsrtt.
Wartin Ndrs, IA Sabre, Ssrl,st
Der Gonttntnial Rtns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-17
s 2 d 90
pirb fauftn riHrn
Grffe @fOrtaase @rdmieu SonS
ber
@8. .SaOHftitG 2ta8i ifGQHRG8G0.

8tfs gpnbs ptrSrn fir BEN 3pef ausass
9eben, nm Gcues SHr Srbduuua sines 6jsbiu-
te5 IN Nsw ycrl ;ulammeu 10 bInaen, ptldbes
bfnuBt pfretu iCll, cine
Jmm mer.p dbrsnSe 0SeItaus(fclIuua
abjnbaisn, mo- jsbsr babriFant feline Baartn
ausltellsn une perfaufsn, iebrr Qltentfn-
bnbfr ittne SIinblng jriB,n lam; cine Der
eInt9un9 osr JneulrIr, wel9e lt ais lsbr fe-
gensret9 srwtiien tpirb.
5ar oiten 3prd bat bic 9eaislatur bes
Staalss arp Yorf rinsn Charter an zine sIn-
slbl unsrsr rsttftn uuo angelettnf.n 8luf.
leute ausgfgsbeu un6 bieie Sfrrsn taufttn nid,t
pfniger ais aGt @lrds hss metropolitan San.
pss Der Staet Rrp gUrF. Das iu erri6tenee
Gfbdups ptTo Sipd bod ptrbrn Q50 gus
Cpbs), tberragt burt eiuru praCttrullen DOM
un6 tintn 8aum pom % elder tinnebmsu. 60
pirp ppn Gilen, SadllsiHeu unS 8las rrridtet
pereen uno rrp fusrfeit gsma6t. Die Bombs,
peIdle b2ti isbsr IT, llnp par6 cine Srite Mcrt-
gags auf benz Salo uno 6jebGuee vsrlihert,
uup nm eielslben popular gu ma5fn, bat has
Orelicrtum btiblclIsH, rtfrelidbrli9s 3ifbun-
gen p9u Si5O.OtG iepe 80 perdnltalien; oieles
@jsIb iinb bic 3inisn fur ol5 alnJr aul,b, n.
9t6sT Scuebl.irr mug peRigliens S2l er>
balitu, Ct fam abtr aud
100000
cher $4,000, prrr $4,000, psrr $1,000, rstr
$1,000 ,s. ETbaltsu.
SJeber 8 DnS,
rsI6sr Dor hem 4. Sanuar 1875 ssfauft pirb,
nimmt IbsiI an ber
Sritten Serie 3irbung
abgsbaIttn am 4. Sanuar 1875.
9aaptgGWiRR .. 100000.
Gisis .3tsbuussu iubrn irOe brei Rcnafs
ftatt unb itesr Spno ipirp baran 5btil uebmtn.
gersitre fir Bombs unp tpeitsre 9nfpImas
| tirn:
MOrgenthau, Bruno q Co.,
6inaujsageHtsu
23 9drf Sicip, Stem Yorf.
/ =. o. Drawer 80.
Rdu iruss pr6itl auf q. q. 9anfen, rte
I sifrtrie 5risfe ossr y. 8. @tpluptiiunseH.
SSericbiebnHseH Hump8li6.
t9s3m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-17
HITCHCOCK & COURsEN

babrH bic sr6bts 9IusRat Ucu fsjHru @siasn
fen fir biz 8stsy.asr, ErlGe if in SrEantCn
ausgiRtQt purbm. grriiume nt9t rBf On
faufif, tsrsn erc6sn gorratD peu 5u.erpaa.
rsn, Der orSble in Str StaSt 81 ulminirrn
Die SrB6tr gIu5RabI sp1 3au9'IltfHfIiru,
UsinsIiier unb 6laiafu Siaissn van Sbon
unS gron,s, 9CiIstBssentiubE gaien tsIO.
ririr Baarsn aGlrr SOrisn IHb ;u frlrem nisc.
rietu g,rsiisu, um ben srcriidrn 3'itsn gtrrai
;u tpsrtru. limb wrnn Du rnsn Gutru sub-
stIsrnsn GdIittsn tabrn pilIit ls bntsH ibn.
gfriGame MIDI, ibrsn @erratb ~ nnl!riuhtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-17
gta0t Wwb Gunntb.
pteue anSeiaen In biefer ytummer.

WHIT NH8tINtH III DIcTtE gIHnImcf.
u. Sauis - 2pfalnpti;sn.
W, Sr9pn - 9pfaIncii,tu.
G. gR. rstman - gcfalnUi,.
Gbas. Wsyrn - SilSsr 3its.
SGmprrbpittn.
-vDn 5riauels."
Gable Ssysp 4iri.
sauprrsiu &c. I : GinSabIunG:
Pauprrsin go. 8 = GinjabIunG.
durnertaas = MISUNDERSTANDING.
pitGrrd II. 6ourfeu - yUfalnOti,.
u. y. Snbuifde ausIttlunss So. - Bombs.
CARPENTER GOnftriipnrr Gp.-.3udupaartn &c.
Geo. 6rilban, 81. - @rertrits u. .SprppiIicnru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-17
VScaae 9gasei8em.
GEORGE KELLER,
SIuelrr In
GiIGRWaaTGn GSGB0IBGrS6l6li


i29 geun Ave. Scranton pa,
fmpheblt isin rtibbaltiaes Eager ppu 5blr
baupsrH, S6IT6ern, SbufnSpfsn, iibsrbaupt
ale in siHem pareparr Store pprbanStueu
efrlritgtn Arttleln. 8trntr istns grcBs Qus.
pdbl v0u Observation-Disclosures Bonn UPinia-
tur ! ibenmeirr an bio gum orS6tru Iraubir.
nsst rCn fer fstulru Sdssrr bis aur Shnsi.
otTlheeTs or6btr lsmsnfcn Gtrntr hne alle
stlsTnsn Bsrituss, ais 5tilsn, Belle, Sdm.
msr Strau0rnftluiIsl- uue 3ister S6grn,
slrbanebabeH II. I. no, bilialf III babeu.
Rsparamrsn ppu SdI6Iern, S6lhGelu, Re.
gsn' une SpnnenihirmCu, S6Itifen auer ars
ten Sdnstrpnf,euse. 6tiIru ron SGstn pirS
PTpmgt anc gut bscrst.
5llntsn uIb Gtpolptr
rtretu auf bic brfr Grt rephriri uus q 4,
men psrbfu in Stnbl auf Ssitluus
anssffrtist,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-17

,. Wan bsrsTfs t,im 9Ibbpleu sab bic BTisfs
u eff S.tuilAen 3cimug angSstst parrn.
u. Sbtmpft Glrri.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-17
gSiIfesbdrre ScriAtc.

-5vaut Gurpia, bs6'n 5vau porIsBts
agpGe bur6 8Oblsnaas stftdt puree
NIB wsIbsn cine GUroasrs Sury
ais ibrss WOrb,S prrNiatts In gtntIass,
,ufaub pirfeet battle, bate ppr Rthtsr
Iprs I'bisn 6rsitass in 8trt6r, pslhst
sreab, baB tr pOuadnris uni6uIG!s an
Ger SsihuIpiBun9 mar.
- Jiiniunoietsuiia @sfanssne tIIsn
tsbt oas Goupip6rOS i'm @oratg6ctl.
- Die Gilt'Stayrsr bab1n i'bt ftcu
ais anbs9,ubs Ss'labt siucn 5Iu6eam
pI'r unb frturn flo bnrilSsr pIe bic Sim
Der f6 iss, ibrf Dritna6isssit,nte
fr,usn. gcrIduFS III i'pc& Ger Dam
pier burt bds sntItaut,nr Gis IN Ieiner
GUdiieEttt s.b,mmt.
- 2sbttn Scnntae wuretn ,pti Der.
fonsn i'm GIub in pIYmOut5 s.tauIt.
gsl sislsr 3dltt, Gut!
- Der gtrtsbr auf Ssm Susaus
bdnna Canal n ssitIOT,n uub bae
g8afr II aba,Iaien. Die prrsang.ur
Ssaipn rat eirr lsbr sriclsre&e uut
uurrt roo ME 70 pisl @ewtdf, baup,.
idaIif ROHtr, ibsr hsn Canal ttf5r,
psrt.
- Daj Yolii,t Corps pirb an
absno Dor ssm Nruiatr In 9anbmsI,
lsrs 5als stnsn 8aa abbaltsn.
- etsts 2eOSe tsbsrtsr9ts tat
StaitpnstauS so YtriOrsn.
= Stm ttg 9UyIs, msI&tr NIT Cont,
5uufon rsn DaviO Story am 13. De
ssmtsr 1873 in 5asIsion ermprett tai
wures srif lsbts geo&s arrstirt. Ssil
@Orb8siflt III nod frti.
- 9as Gsusr, ptI6ss in psr gBu
fssbarrs 9. II. 6. 6. 9dns b.rrf6h, Il
rurd Dampf untrroridt worttn. qsb
ten 5rsttag ruret bic Nlur wisosr CT
Sfnst, ua rsm RCuuts lang her DamE
btusiHsttEistsn pUrotn mar, man IN
tsriuGls pisitlbs uHe fanS, eaB bn
Gsusr pO1Rdnbts esI6idt mar.
- DAD. esbrsrs Sniiitut bss @puntg
lIf bier felt MUntas In Stbuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-17
- glsu: yupprn b.i 81. grppn,

E0- au Oa6 beutI9s Wu.
ltfum. So ID etns grOBs 0Oi0.
renotgf:it fir bic 0sunObsit, frifd5e
6erfra iir Die 9.tlen 81 erbalttn.
0ieje wis Die tfiltn Slillg finers man
tnmsr BET s. 0llanp, 4l6 9adnpanna
Aes.iae Errpgs bo9.- Oii. 20.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-17
9tae Searldler Grieie,

iUf!ae big SllH seTrisat Gags in biffgtr goit
anfamsn nne nitt abgrbrIt tpurSrn;
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-17
y e t. III | ( 6 I e .,

Nptt3 an @s sl6dftslsptG
Wtr trbisltsn pOrssfsrn sinsn 1bsil sn'
fsrsr rsusn Strififn, wpsur4 ptr cine
Der bsf sin8rrIdtsItn sos Druid reitu
btsr In bsr Stapt RateH unp 0gs Mr,
bsitsn ftSu uHb f&asG ltsisru tSunsn.
- I9dlfe gDcdb, N mdSnohhb
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-04-04
Josh Billings Good Rezolushuns.

That won't smoke emmy more cigar, only
M sum b'.dy else, rXpcH>r
That won't Dorry nor lend-espcshillv
lend
That j will live within my inlum. if lave
10 cit trusted tew do IT,
That wont advis" ennvboly. until rno
the Kind ct advise ,hey are anxiou, To follow.
That won't wear emmy more tlte boots, #
/ hav tew 90 barefoot tew do il
That won't swear emmy, unless am I'M
der oath.
That will take mi whiskey hereafter
siraight-straght To the gutter
That the world owes me hving-provid-
ed earn it.
That it man kals me phoo j won't ask
him tew prove IT,
That if man tells me n mule won't Xix
Will believe what he says without tryiLp it,
That the best time rcw repent ov IA bl, Ser
Is Just before the blunder IL made
That will try hard to be honest. but il
will be Just my darned Iuca tcw miss it.
That will love me moihcr-in-aw if il
takes all the money kan earn 10 DO it.
That beleave real good lies are getting
skar>er and >kar>er every dav.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-04-04

CRooUET.-A dispute having arisen
between some of our young friends
concerning the orthoepy and spelling
of the word, CRooUET, one of them
wrote to the Publishers of Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary, for informa-
ton, and received the following reply /:
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 10, "a.
Dear Sir: We have your favor of
the. 18th inst In reply would say,
when our present edition of Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary, in 1864, the
game Of croquet had not come into
use. But later, when we abrid yed
the work, it had appeared, and you
will find it on page S35 of "Webster's
National Pictorial Dictionary" an
Octave volume, for sale at the Book
Stores in New Orleans. When we
bring out another edition of the Una
bridged it will appear in that. 1t is
spelt croquet and pronounced kro-ka.
Yours truly,
G. & c. MERRIAM.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-04-04

A BRIGHT EYED DAMsEL of dus-
ky hue, gladdened our office smiles of
generosity, on the first April day, as
she presented a large waiter, neatly
mantled with white linen, upon which
Miss - had sent US cotton PIE,
with instructions TO "eat it while it
was hot" HAPPY, we had just re-
turned from the dinner table with a
well satiatiated appetite, and didn't
fell hungry much. But suppose, to
the contrary, we Lad obeyed the fair
donors injunction what would have
been the consequences Mrabile
dictu! Grape would have hung up
on the door knob of the BEACON office,
and some innocent young woman's fu-
ture prospects for 9 support would
have been choked to death upon
cotton pie. Just think of it.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-04-04

THE ALDINE for April opens with
a marvellous collection of beautiful H.
Illustrations, some Of which are the fin
est yet seen in the American Art
Journal, while all reflect great credit
upon the enterprising publishers.
Five great and remarkable pictures
of Lake George and its glorious seem
cry embellish this number, in which
the well-known artist, Thomas Moran,
and the engravers, have We'd with
each other to put upon paper faithful
pictures of the most exquisite scenery
in the new world. The subscription
price of this magazine is only five dol
lars year, including chromos "The
East" and "The West" James
Sutton & Co, publishers, SO Maiden
Lane, New York City.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-04-04

THREE COWS were killed by light
ming, on the road leading North of
this place, about two miles above
town, on Tuesday m orning last. The
cows had taken shelter from the rain
under q large tree, which received the
stroke, and were found dead at its
base. We did not learn the name of
their owner, but can sympathize with
any one in such a wholesale loss of
property.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-04-04

The OVERFLOW came to town on
Sunday morning last, and continued
to spread very rapidly for about two
days, since which time it has been
gradually rising at the rate of about
2 inches every twenty four hours.
The latest intelligence we have from
streams above is not very encourag-
ing, though it is generally supposed
that the water will soon subside, If
the weather continues favorable, as it
now is, and the ice don't commence to
melt before the "father of waters" be-
gins to decline.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-04-04

QUITE a number of our citizens
have been engaged this week in max.
ing boats to ride upon the overflow,
and nearly every style of skiff imagi-
nable may now be seen upon the wa
ter on either side of town. The pref
test craft Of the season, however, was
launched on yesterday by Mr. T. w.
LYNCH, who has won the palm as
master mechanic among our Rayvile
boat builders.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-04-04
THE Grange and the United Friends

THE Grange and the United Friends
of Temperance are now the two -four
isbing organizations Of RayvilIe-
Though bearing the name of secret
societies, both are being literally pat
ronized By the ladies', to which fact
may be attributed the great secret of
their success. Our social atmosphere
consequently grows purer, much good
is being accomplished; and, the la
dies, fair guardians of human happi-
ness, are no loneor opposed to the as
sembly of mystic brotherhood, since
the essential adjunct Of a lovely sister
hood may be allowed to overlook their
labors, guide their deliberations and
shape their destinies. Would that
we had time and space to eulogize the
noble, generous, selfsacriicing ladies
prolific theme. They inspire youth,
sanctify manhood and glorify old age.
They welcome US at the cradle, sustain
US through the journey of life, and give
US the last sad farewell at the grave:
Eve dream that when the stars have set and
morning bushes fair
They sleep upon the tinted cloud like spirits
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-04-04
A Grange Burial-HOw the Or,
der put away the Dead.

The first burial of member of the Patrons
of Husbandry with the honors of the Order
that has come to our notice, took place day
before yesterday in kickapoo, when the re-
mains of Henry Bolin were consigned 10
their resting place with all the pomp and fun
eral pageant of the Granger burial service.
Mr.. BoIin was prominent member. and the
attendance was very ',,re. some 400 persons
being present. The .rgramme Of the burial
was about as follows:
On leaving the residence Of the deceased
the hearse which contained the remains was
flanked on either side by three pail bearers.
who walked with uncovered heads and re-
gala draped in mourning Following the
hearse came the relatives of the deceased and
next marched the Sisters of the order, clad in
full regaia. The Brothers came next and
following them the vast concourse of people.
the ceremonies. The remains were frs, Ia
ken to the church, where a priest went
through service peculiar TO the Catholic
Church. of which the deceased was a mem.
Der. When the exercises here had been con-
cluded, the procession took mp Its march for
the cemetery, where the Granger funeral
rights were performed. The coffin was
placed Oh support directly over the open
grave, and remained there till the impressive
aud int l..
B. Coffin. Master of the Franklin Grange.
conducted the ceremonies.
When the brothers and sisters of the
Grange Of which the deceased was ,nemp Der
had assembled about the grave. the Master
read selection from the burial ritual. follow
ed by selection by the Chaplain, and then
the members repeated slowly and solemny
the Lords prayer, closing with beautiful
and appropriate hymn. The brothers of
the Order then stepped to the grave and
threw into the opening several boGue,s of
flowers and evergreens A short but power.
ful address was next delivered by the Chap.
lain. While the coffin was being lowered. a
beautiful and soulinspiring hymn was sung,
and during the singing the sisters showered
boque's of flowers upon the descending coffin
until it reached the wooden box at the bot.
tom of the grave. The Master then sprink.
led portion of dirt thrown from the grave
over the coffin, and the services closed with
the solemn benediction' of the Chaplain
Taken throughout, the ceremonies were
very beautiful and impressive. This is the
first burial ola Granger in the county, and if
we are correctly informed, ia the Sta,e-,hat
Is with the ceremonies Of rhe Order-Learen-
tcorth Times
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-04-04
LIZA. AGENTS WANTED

TEA AGENTS wanted in town and country
to sell TEA, or get up club orders, for the
largest Tea Company in America. lmpor-
tiers prices and inducements to Agents
Send for Circular. Address, BOBERT
WILLS. 40 Vssey street New York p.
o. Box 1881.
The Chi tan Union, Henry Ward Bcecher
Eiitor, of Oct 18th last. says: Parties w 81
ing to get mp clubs, and all Who can get
orders for TEA, should write him for a
circular"
The New York Weekly Tribune, of Sept
3D. says "AlI Oranges should write Robert
Wells for circular.
The Scythe. of Sept p, says: "Rober,
Wells is thoroughly reliable. [april 4, If
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-04-04

WE invite attention to the adver.
tisement, il to-day's paper, of the
New York City Oil Company. We
have tried the paints manufactured
by this Company, and have been well
pleased with the result. For CHEAP.
ness, beauty and durability combined
these paints are not excelled. Every
man may be his own painter by
writing to this Company for further
information.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-04-04

THE Senate Of Mississippi have
passed bill making it necessary be-
fore liquor license can be granted,
they have to procure the signature of
q majority of the female residents of a
town as well as the males. This is a
practical temperance bill, and Louisi-
ana should have one worded in the
same language.