Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-13

Furniture, J. d. STILES, Vicksburg.
Wall Paper, J. b. STILES, vicksburs.
Window Shades, J. d. STILES, vicksburg.
The gentle rain drops still pa,,er on the
roof
Spring is upon us--a, least the spring
fights have opened.
for handsome calendar
1t is said New Hampshire has gone Re.
publican, with the help Of the Prohibi,ionis,s
Country merchants are informed that We
have for sale at this office 10, Of blank p--
v,,e privileges. If.
Spring flowers are peeping forth as if afraid
10 unfold their delicate petals to the cold blasts
Of the March winds.
Tire grange at this Place is in a prosperous
condition, and receiving accessions a, every
meeting, which we are glad 20 see.
Our Parish Court will convene next Non.
day. and probably remsn in session all the
Married, March 9TH, 1875, a, the residence
Of Richard Mccoy, by Rev. J. II. Bout, Mr..
George Cooper to Miss Helen Johnson.
Send your orders for Wall Paper and
Window Shades to J. ID. STILES, the
Great Cheap Furniture Man, 'icksburg, Miss,
We are requested to state that Mr.. A. B
Alexander keeps a fla, for the convenience of
the public a, the old Collins place, opposite
DR.. Lewis OH BGuf River. If.
The attention of the public is directed 70
the magnificent offer we make for Subscribers
in another place. No publisher offer. any
more valuable premiums for subscribers.
A quantity OF old newspapers accumulate
about printer offices; these make COOL wrap,
ping paper. The devil of this office has
good many for sale cheap. Who wants them'
Mr.. Chldrcss has a shoe shop in town and
good workmen employed. If yo, want a
pair Of new boots or shoes, or your old ones
,ncnded, cal; on linn and he will Fl, you up in
style.
The first snow of the season for this place
fell last Saturday night. We have no idea
how much fell. tu, think from appearances
on Sunday morning, that considerable guam
THY fell, as the ground, which'was thoroughly
saturated with rain wa,cr,G was nearly
covered.
We arc requested TO state tina, Rev. B. F.
Alexander, pastor in charge of this circui, for
the present year, will preach at RayvilIe on
the third Sunday in this month March 2I,D
and probably on Saturday night before We
hope our people will remember this an5 give
him good congregation.
The weather cleared off last Sunday morn
ing, and we actually had four clear days, with
tie exception Of one very light sprinkle, and
peop'e commenced gardening in earne, /; bu,
,he skies became overcast with eli Is again
IN Thursday morning and the lain COM
menced falling as usual.
The vick.burg Monitor. young, sprish,,y
looking, handsomely printed and well con.
Quoted little daily paper, chuck full OF news.
has reached our office, where we hope il will
make its welcome appearance daily in the
future. Here's To the success Of the enter.
prise. Price ten dollars year, and cheap a.
dirt.
The vicSsburg Herald Of The 10Th instant
makes the rather startling announcement, tina,
the river opposite that point had risen fifteen
fee, in less than a week, an aI,pos, unprcce.
dehted rise for this s,age of water. This
causes our confidence in tire Judgment of 'ihe
ol,les, inhabi,ant' to waver little, and we
have slight apprehensions Of some hgh-waeS
At least, even il we escape an overflow.
We were - much ela,el this week as If
we had found ''bran-new" nickel, with a
hole punched in it, a. the Temperance in
our office regularly OF the Daily Vicksbury
Herald, to which, we had learned to look for
all of our news. Now, General. don't YOU
allow that mailing clerk to sl,us ont the genial
rays Of yom ligh, from us any more, or we
may become desperate and do somet,ir; you
would be sorry for.
Mr.. W. G. Lewis, jeweler, is in Kayville
working at his trade OF repairing watches.
clocks and jewelry, and can be found a, this
effice n oil times Of the DAY by those who de-
sire TO have this kind Of work Performed
lie is also prepared I, do all kinds OF stencil
and key-cl,eck work. Every one who has
keys should get ono Of those key checks. Mr.
Lewis is a good workman whom we take
pleasure in recommending to Me public.
Last saturday evening two n.en, ODoyle
and Davis gst in,oan alteration abon, horse.
the latter drew a deringer and the former
knockes! him down, wonding him in the
temple slightly. Just ns he struck the ground
his pistol fired, and il was supposed awhile
he had been shot The sheriff arrested
ODoyic and found loaded pistol in his pos
session, which proved that lac dill no, shoor;
in fact ,ho.e who saw the difficulty state that
he did not draw his pistol. lie underwear, a
preliminary examination, We beli-,vc, AMI
was released
----esOss--
Frank W Barriug,m (ro''r-d has lsen
appointed by Mr. k-ltla cori'r Em ,h,s
say Frank : other "-ni'ie'' Is REGISTER If
hv. Ian! Ode Oasc;i T.t.srph.