Richland beacon., 1875-02-06
Local BreVities.

Local Brevities.
The rain has Stacked up little.
Thursday was another cold day.
Pneumonia still prevails all over
the country.
Kalakua sailed for home from San
Francisco on Wednesday.
Rev. l.. G., Kellis will preach in
Rayville tonight and tomorrow
Congress has appropriated s25, 900
to defray the travelling expenses OF
kalakua.
We presume the ammunition of Ray
vile has been exhausted on the pig
cons. Firing has ceased.
The Minister'S and Deacons' meet
ing that was to have been held in
Rayvile last Saturday was failure.
While in Monroe we called on the
Behen Brothers, who seem to be Going
q lively business 10 life and property
insurance.
We learn that our young friend
T.. q. Miller, who was on the Delhi
Circuit last year, has retired from the
Conference.
Sd. Hausman will be found at the
branch house of Maurice Meyer & Co.,
at Monroe, who is, by the way, a
polite and courteous gentleman.
We would have liked very much to
have attended the entertainment Of
the Varieties on Thursday night, but
the fear of pneumonia deferred us.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Mcln-
tosh, wife of Hon. w. S. Mcintosh,
died on Thursday night. Thus one
bv-one our friends are passing away.
See the advertisement of Maurice
Never e. Co., Monroe, La. Read
their prices for domestics. BE sure
10 call on them while in Monroe, it
will pay you.
The Circuits of the Delhi District
of the NJ. Z. Conference have been so
changed as to place Rayville in the
Delhi Circuit; and Rev. b. F. Alex.
ander is the pastor in charge.
Two personal cards have been
handed into this Office, but as they
were not accompanied by the usual lee
for the insertion of such matter they
do not appear in the paper.
A FAcT-That we are prepared t.
do as neat job work, from the size
7XIO inches down to the smalles
card, as any job Office this side OF tb
cities where they do photographic prir
ting. u.
Special attention is directed to tn
double column advertisement Of Ma,
rice Meyer 4 Co., of their branc
house 10 Monroe. Now is the tim
to get cheap goods and there is II
place to get them.
We are Informed that =. U. ord
for $50 90 has been sent to the b.
G. here for Mrs. Oliver. widow
w. Day Oliver, and that more will
sent when the comptroller can he
from all the counsels and get q
membership.
In jus,ide to Maury Grange
will state that the Master and me-
bers of that Grange state that I
ostracism of Laboratus by the Gran
was never even minated. Thou
such on explanation is entirely unnt
cssary so far as Patrons are conce'
ed, there may be those who mig
suppose that such proposition wot
he entertained by Grange.
We need not 60 far to 6ud an i'll
tration of the value OF advertiser
Having a full appreciation OF
value Of printers ink, our genial a
cnterprising friend j. ID. Stiles,
great furniture man of Nicksbu
by adopting q system Of perpet
and liberal advertising has built
for himself business that is absol'
ly astonishing, as it SO far exec
anything ever done in the furnit
business in this country as TO he
most beyond belief. His advert
ment, which we hope will continu'
bring him in business in the future
10 the past. is renewed in this is
Buy your furniture of him.
THERE is "a woman living in Boston