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Il. c. CHRISTIAN. } STATE of Louisiana,
W. mo 5d7, Parish OF Richland,
l.. G. MCINTOSH Iar ia C"nn.
Dl virtue of W.T. of fl. ia. issued from
ID the ilunI Parish CuuIt of said parish
AMI State, in ne above entitled STATS and to
me directed, | have >czcd aud will ollcr for
sale 10 I've hi@hc,, bidder, wi'iin the l,'@ai
hours, al the IGOR of the Court house of said
parish, on
Sot"'doyhc M dry IF Sept, 1875,
the following described pop ry. to wit
The y. W Of Section 81, T. II North,
X, East, conra,rlng 100 acrr.. Seized as
property nf defendant.
TrIi> of SAFE, On twelve mD'Iths' credit,
without the benefit ur appraiscmeni purchas-
cr To cX"cut bond with approved security, AMI
mortgage retained om the property sold.
&. II. MOORE,
Sheriff.
RayviIle, La, Aug. II, ls75.-i'. 3ssl2-l8.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
Horrible Murder,

Our community was thrown into constcrna.
non tins morning al the announcement tina,
Mr.. L. Mercer, a wcll-known citizen and
merchant, living in Bossier Point. was assaS
slnated yesterday evening on his WHY home
from this place. lie was shot while riding
along the road in his buggy, and il is supposed
instantly killed. a. he did not fall ont of his
buggy, but was'aken home by the horse, and
his family found him dead, shot through the
head and side. The deed was done near the
line of Webster and BoSsicr parishes. The
affair is at present envelope i'll MYSTERY
NiRdeh Democrat. 2Sh alt.
laboring Scotch gentleman beat his wife
after his champaign. In the morning he for.
got all about the QUARREL and called TO his
wife
Jean, gle me some water
"Ay, will !, gudeman.'
Rising and seeing his wife's face in such a
state he said:
Heaven preserve us u, lassie whaur lac
ye beenf'
So lie was told that it was himself did it
last night ; on hearing which he exclaimed in
agony:
"Oh dear! oh dear it's an awful thing We
Wilma keep DOT o harms way
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04

What has caused such q change in
the opinion of the Madison Journal
relative to jeff. Thompson? \ few
mon his ago that paper branded him as
a dead beat and public parasite of the
first water, whose nominal business
was levee engineer, but whose actual
occupation was being rowcd about
from one town to another, drinking
all the whisky his hide would hold
and clustering. Now it says that his
sis the most laborious Office in the
state. lie eats no idle Bread" and
further that the sensible people OF
Louisiana are proud of him. Well
the editor of the Journal rules him.
self out of that class Of people.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04

luu can learn where you can purchase
good mich COWS by applying at the BEACON
o lice. fcb6tf
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04

1900 Acres of land for sale on easy
terms. Apply to Wiley p. Mangham, Ray
vile, Louisiana. If
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04


At special meeting of Maury
Grange No. 40 Z. of H., held Sept.
lst, 1873, for the purpose of making
arrangements for Grange Picnic on
September Sth proximo, the following
preamble and resolutions were present
cd and unanimously adopted.
T.. MCDONALD, Master.
GEO. FRANCIS, Seer, tary.
Whereas, The unprecedented over
flow at this season Of the year is upon
us and members of this Grange are
suffering from its effects, and
Whereas, 1t being more than proba-
bic that the bayous ard creeks will
be at such stage as 10 be impossible
by the Sth inst. thereby rendering it
impracticable to make said picnic a
/ success, and
Whereas, There being so much
sickness in our vicinity and amongst
our members, some who are also
damaged to great extent by the
water, therefore
Resolved, lst, That, taking into
consideration this state of affairs, we
do hereby postpone indefinitely our
anticipated picnic Of the Sth inst.
Resolved, End. That the committee
on correspondence be requested to
countermand the invitations already
made.
Resolved, 81, That a copy of these
preambles and resolutions be forward
ed to the Rchland BEACON, and the
editor be requested to publish the
same.
JNO. A. HEMLER,
+. vi. SMITH,
j. w. BRIDGES,
e. McRIMMoN,
ID. ID. MORGAN,
j. Nj. BARKER,
+. NJ. RAMSEY,
Committee.
- -
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04

Mr. Frr,lericI T. Marsh q blind Mas has
completed successfully divinity couf'1 at
puhdm nnlv-fs.iy, Eur linl
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04

Brigham Young has furty-niue
children.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04

observation-disclosures
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04

We want everyday ~ the rnrc,. STATE. =,
see our large. c-hr-pagc, h,rral, am, fan y
paper, "lHE SOUVENIR, an. in 6.lcr tia, !
may judi" OF H. merits for themselves. ,y,
VIII send II, o. tlai. six month, tor only III
CTS, and 70 every Subscriber. o.c will end
by maIi, postage prepaid. one of sur NOm.
moth Premium Packets. contain.
my 20 good turri"pcS, - sheets extra rore
paper, good Feuj"drr, good lead Pcr.i.
:! steel Pens Memorandum Book. C..,d
Photo, rph Of ali the Presidents of the Uu;
ted States and a NICE PREMIUM uF .,EwrLRY,
worth from - cents To 81 DON'T L., this
pass you, try one Pac,'ge. Everybody i.
suite 10 get more good, than they ever bought
before for the price, and ne urhlcst get from
ave 10 ten times the value of their mou.:.
The paper alone i more than worth - c., Is,
and we give yun THU ma.nliccu' prrzr extra.
krmgnbc Vie PAPER am the Packet iol My
- cents. A-rut> wanted.
address " VI. BURROW
au"2s-2L p O. Box IS BRISTOL, Tenn.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04

We have seen another sad result of
speculation upon fictitious capital, of
the evil, of rag-money and the strain
ing Of credit, in the crippled condition
of the California banks. the breaking
Of the Bank of California and the
suicide of its president, Ralston. y
sad commentary upon the fckieness
of American finances and the wild
spcculaliuns in which the whole
country has engulfed itself. An &C.
currence which will continue to be
repeated as long as the present state
of affairs continue to exist.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
The War III Turkey.

\, this remote distance from H."
scene e action, and receiving nearly
all Of our information from he Porte
and through channel! with which il is
in sympathy, we can scarcely expect
" he in possession OF all the facts
that have LED 10 the g ganuic inSurrrc-
ton that has broken out in the Empire
of Turkey cannot Halter ourselves
we are in possession of all the griev-
ancrs that have forced the poor
oppressed people of Herzegovina
into the desperate act Of rcbrlIing
against their government and entering
into ali apparently suicidal war with
rich, powerful and pnpuluus empire.
BuI ot one thing We are very certain;
aud that l. that those grievances
were too great 10 he borne by any
,coplc, thoush they should have been
-vhooIcd for ages in Il state Of scrllom,
religious intolerance and oppression,
and our sympathy always goes cut to
insurgents or rebels, because they are
almost invariably oppressed persons
who have been driven to desperation
hy the wrongs that have been heaped
upon them by those who should
protect them and labor for their con.
icn,ment. People do not often enter
into Il rebellion without just cause.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04

Eayv.iic, La. Sept. ilh, lS7j-Jt.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
Chcrifl''s Sale.

Rayvllie, La, Sc
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
MITCH COWS FOR SALE.

Aug. %, lS75.-6t.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04

JNO. A. HEMLER,
+. NJ. SMITH,
j. w. BRIDGES,
&. MCRIMMON,
ID. ID. MORGAN,
j. Nj. BARKER,
+. Nj. RAMSEY,
Committee.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17

GREENS AUGUST FLowER.-It is natural
for neople suffering with Dyspepsia and
LIVER Complaint or any arrangements of
the M digestive organs, such as Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palpi-
tation of the Heart, Heart Burn, Water
brash, gnawing and burning pains G5 at the
Tongue, and disagreeable taste in the
mouth. coming up Of food after eating, low
shirts, &C., to put off from day to day
buying an article that they know has cured
their neighbor, friend, or relative, yet they
have no faith in it until it is two late. But
if YOU will go to your Druggist, James P.
Hofecker, Smyrna, and get a bottle of
onre is IS certain as YOU live. Sample Bot
tles of this medicine can be obtained for 10
cents to try its superior virtue. Regular
size IS cents. Try it, two doses will relieve
any case.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
Sher'iHS SuIeS.

OHERIFFs SALE. ,....,;.,, ,,,.,,.,,.y
~ mo directed will be exposed to sale by way Of
Public Vendue, at the times and places hereunder
and tenemcnts situated and described as follows to
wit:
AfHe Hotel of C. T. Fo51ceH in the Torn Of 5n4rna Deck
(reek Hundred. Regtt COuaty and STATE u DttdUdFe,
On Tuesday Deeember7th, 1915, at 10 o'clock. A II.
No1-Au that certain lot piece parcel Of land
gt,Sfed at the corner Of Commerce street and Della
were Street in the Town Of smyrna Duck Creek hun
JsS Kent t.Tulnty and state Of Delaware, having a
front an Commerce Street OF fOrty-elgIt fol eet anu
front on Delaware Street Of seventy-ve ~ feet ana
nnoins TIfg-sir Hundred $500 Square Fret ot LHnd'
more or less the Improvements are two-story bfcK
So 9Ail that certain lot piece or parcel Of land,
sitnated on Delaware Street in the Town Of smyrna
~ Dnc Creek Hundred County and state aforesad;
~ ma;ning No and lands Of Edward Beck, and said
- have front Of seventy five feet and depth OF one
bnnlned and twenty-eight n2s) feet, and contains
more or less: the improvements are frame Stable
ana III maj certain lot piece parcel Of land,
,t,,eied on Commerce Street, IN the town Of smyrna,
~ s unndred County aud State aforesaid, having
IN lIe ~ seventy-fye (75 feet and depth Of one
bnndred and sixty-fve tl6J) feet adjoining No ana
other lands Of JaeS ,dG de ao Snare Fse Of Land
more or less theimproyeinenls nre lhfeetoy Drlek
dwelling house with 9aSS ,ot ae or MARCEL Of land
N,d ~, an Commerce Street, in the Town Of smyrna
stuasea Vi1 Comfy and state aforesaid am adjoining
Hundred I%ou5 % 59f irnitv Iambdens heirs and others
NO. i a =, hsve front of forty llO feet, and depti
Of one hundred and sidtySs9@ 5yd "a @ S9 square Fs Of Land
ore ar less: the improvements are q 1"osOi' mann
AsoiI AasiaIiSne- house with back buildings -, f tod
that certain lot II Pece Pe IT ToRn Gsf II Smyrna 81 @
sltualea ~ s,v and state aforesaid, adjoining land
of Ms Keith Of the R50ad a0s Of C4@Pdg sRtP s am
other lands and said @ pave ng Contains & rho,
& o0ol Sg,are Fet Of Land more OF less lhe lii
,,rovemeuts are twostOry fraihezloNOie u"eiiii'
No eAlI that certain lot piece or parcel o. la
situated on Union Street IN the to@i sdain;n ~ INV
hunarsh qoscnh N Mariner lands Of Elizabeth Haughe
and other lands and said 70 nege and rSt twenty ~ @
ley snd s, contains Sir Thousand s6oOol sqare re.
s Tead I'm more or less the Improvements are oouD
s~osssorv f.'.sss frame dwelng-house - -,
IN that certain lot piece OF pareei o o. iall @
situated on Union Street in the lomm 81 Hgg IAN
fssed county and state aforesaid, as9olnilg nv IAN
- rlsvaleth Haughsy. and other lanas on 1aliles
Clemens and said % have 'front.' q i1lsss 1 fet al n
eantssns FSnr Thousand Eight Htadred S4,s'V' oG"'
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
FARMS WANTED!

At the request of of the most prominent citizens of Smyrna
the undersigned Real Estate of Eton M will at start
Branch Agency Smyrna Del provided the people will encourage
the enterprise by promptly placing their farms, for sale, my list
the Real Estate the best evidence c
tiles selling sold in Talbot within the past thir
months 1000 nd and intend push the bust
vigorously here as in Talbot.
While be greatly benefited, certainly lose moth
FARMS purchasers
make charge whatever if not instrumental in
finding the buyer If sold coming through influence
ADVERTISING charge commission of per the first $4,000 and
ona all and above $4,000.
chancey commissions allowed Trustees,
although they for advertising and showing farms
purchasers while my expenses $500 to $4O0 month.
immigration resulting from this outlay benefits the County
than myself and all ask for this risk is to have
description price every farm in the County that could be bought
to be able to who comes here to buy
description of farms for circular, which will
be land seekers, of
. sep 29-tf J.F MANCHA,
"Old Poofcc next door to Foxwells HOTEL Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
FARM 1T PRIVATE SALE.

The Subscriber will sell at Private sale. the follow
ing described Real Estate, late Of Rche"ga Robinson
de,d sitnated in Duck Creek Hundred. Kent County
: miles from Smyrna. adjoining lands of John II.
Rewlev Nathaniel F. WiS. lands Of the heirs of JOhn
1;CidS6oro1lgh decd and Isaac W. CuEar containing
Eyf,L01o Arres The buildings consist Of a tWoaHd-a-
half story frame dwelling house with nine rooms all
fnisbed with kitchen attached. good milk-hOusc
smoEe-h0liSe carrage-hOuSe. with corn crib in one
end stabling for six horses &c There straw berry
patch of acre, one acre in raspberrieS, ana apple
orchard all in bearing This property is within one
mile of water navigation. two miles from Douglass
station on the Bombay Hook Railroad. and convent
emf 10 churches and Schools. Any one desiring 70
purchase small farm conveniently l)catet in athri-
wing neighbOrhoOd. can get a bargain on easy terms
For further particulars inquire Of . 80
Tov n Is75-1m JAMES G. ROBINSON.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS OF DrC

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS OF DUCK
N CREEK HUNDRED.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons indebted for
state County Road and Poor Tax for the year 1870,
for Uuck Creek Hundred 10 call and settle the same
on or before the 1st day Of December next or shall
proceed TO collect the same by law
bI-Tv OF t'OTIyfToR-If any person fail or neglect
IN nav their Tax within ten days after this notice the
collector may levy and collect the same with cost ac-
II he owner Of any Real E,tate shall not reside in
the Hundred or is minor il shall be the duty OF the
Collector % levy and collect the same OIL the personal
proUerty Of the tenant thereof.
SIC 70 Arv tax laid upon lands. or tenemcnts, ac'
cordng 10 law which shall be paid by or levied from
the tenant of such lands, or tenemcns OF person nc
cupying and having charge Of the same shall be a
seto against the rent OF other demand OF the owner
h. not rent or other demand sufficient to cover the
slI5n 50 paid or levied. the tenant or other person
shall have right a. demand ana recover the Saln'
frnrn the owner with cOSts-f-rfrdcts from The tar.
NOy II 1S7--3w W. T. Sftl ANCf' toIie't'r
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
CANCER CAN BE CURED.

mr. H. T. BOND. of the PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE.
ss discovered certain for this dreadful malady and
aonshng the medical faculty by his wondertn success
Who rrrer visiting the city and remaining while under
80, nent will find ample accommodations at the INSTI-
rrrE STROFULA TETTER. PitURlGO, aud all SKIN
diseases aud impurities of the Blood cured after all other
Ds5iss ia Consultation and advice free Call at or ad
dress, "
nOvi iS-iY. Szuo NhE4SA NJ L > i'' Thi'u'iPhid'
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
NOTICE.

In connection with the sale Of Russell Goes Won
derftl Phosphate am prepared 10 furnish Wilson'S
Early Blackberries Bran1ywine RGspbcrres and all
other stock usually kept i'll tirt-caS> nursery such
as polk 4 Hvatt's Odessa. Del. Prices to suit the
times. JNO. II. iI~-VN.
Vov L lST5-1u smyrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
DISSAlT7IOY OF COPlNTNERSHIP.

The produce commission firm Of N.guer, {; HphSon
was dissolved Nov lst after which time the business
Will be continued under the firm name of J. +. Hob
son x Co. at the StorehouSe. No. "2 south Front
Street Phila where all kinds of Country Produce III
be handled 70 the very best interest oI shippers and
returns made promptly - -- - go
Nnv Il IST5-2t 3i2 South Front St., Philala.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
BOOTS AND SHOES.

We make these our specially ordering our stock Two
months before the season direct from the mahulae
lures enables us offer the best OF goods at Ie l M oo
PRICES Mems heavy whole leather Boots, S2'n S9v0 W
$3.50 ands 800 Boys heavy whole leather BoQts a. ~
81 IS 5000 81 80 and 800 Gents Can l}oots , S5u
si00 sI5O and $50 Ladies' Pebble, Goat Iurkey
Morocco and Kid Button and Lace shoes SD sl'!y
81 rs 500 s. p and $3.50. Misses and Chlldren III
full assortments, from 30 cts 10 Sl'o' SeP' ~
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
O6 DIVIDEND.

The Directors of this Institution have this day de
cre Dividend of three per cent ont Of the profits
for the last six months payable 10 the stockholders or
their legal Representatives On and after the 18th lES
clear of ali taxes, BY order
W u. BELL. Cashier
BsxK OF SMYRNA Nov 1. 1S75.-novi7-it
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

WARREN EARSON.-On the 11th inst at the resi-
denoe Of the brides mother by the Rev Joseph 7.
Wr.g;it charles c. Warren, OF Phila. 10 Sadie NJ
Tar>ou. daughter of the late James T. FarSon, OF
Srnvr,.a, Del.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
FOR RENT.

The store occupied by the Rev. John Hough: also
the one occupied by Asa Clifton. situated ON Main
Street Possession given the lSt day Of March next
Apply to NM. DANIEL. NJ ID.
SMYRNA Del. Nov. l.. lSI-l-tE
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
1CENT REWARD.

James b. Walls an ndentured apprentice, having
run away from my premises, ! hereby fOrewarn all
persons from harboring or trusting him my account
under penalty Of the law. JAS. McCARTER.
SMYRNA, November 5th, lS75.-3t
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17

All Freights must be at the various stations q. least
Thirty 30l Minutes before starting OF Trains otherwise
they will laJ over twenty-f (2il hours.
B1 Freight trains Nos and will have Passenger Car
attached and will be subject TO delays incident to freight
business.
Passengers using the $50 A. NJ train from Easton will
IN PHILADELPHIA at 1920 A. and returning will leave
Philadelphia nj 55 thus giving nearly seven hours for
business purposes ln that city.
Ill. CALDWELL, erintendent.
EAsTos, October 22d 1915.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
S. M. REYNOLDS,
MlDDLETOWN, DEL,
Offers {, the citizens Of smyrna and vicinity the most
complete assortment of now and choice NOVELTIES
for Fall and Winter tp be found no "hcrc cI'e
az, the Peninsula and at the lowest prices
for CASH.
LOOK At THE PRICES.
nHnCa aMC
sLEAcHED MUsLINS.
uNRLEAcHED MUsLINs.
PRINTS.

We shall offer on and after this date 5000 yards OF inc
best PRINTS in and fresh styles a tc 3 ~" pt prT
Of cents ASH; also other makes at "a, anu cti'S
CASH.
Clarks Spool Gotten cts per spoal, or 20 cts per
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
NOTICE.

Having sold my stock Of goods to II. P. HAZEL and
discontinued the mercantile business, all persons
indebted 70 will please come forward and settle at
once. u T." hAHbl-i''
oct 18th. lS7j-tf
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
MISCELLANE EoUS.
TERMS CASH.

FoR sALE,-Two pairs of big gate and one
pair Of stable door hinges. Apply at this
Office,
Smyrna times., 1875-11-17
Maryland g. Delaware II. II.
FALL ARRANGEMENT

On and after MONDAY, October a'tb, 1915 trains will
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q osx.lNCM ALLIGATOR STOr1 =
0OAT

Coming down the ~ Johns River few
days ase. s.ys Il flprid, litter. sAw very
good illustration IT what y steamboat cap
tain who u In hurry. won't stand" 10
WAS on thu steamer Florsnes. which con.
auct. with tho afternoon train from Jack.
.onyillc. and hence only stops ~ Tho larger
landings and snch other rcints ~ siguAl
hor. W. wore behind time. and pushing
along ,,nlsr full head Of steam, when the
signal Hay u stop w.as raised " Federal
Point, small landing on the East shors u
I'll. 1T. Johns. Tho captain put In. and
~lse,l W. eaile alongsile tho wharf he .lis-
covered thore were no passengers to como
aboard. but thrrr was man th.re with :
anall alligator. about Nix inehus long. Ia 3
box. vi. ish 10 put On board - bs aent -
freight - a gentleman IN Jacksonville.
Inu saptnin lil MT swear. for hu il i vir-
t,utle n,aalnar. iut that ali sstor paid his
passage llas 4 man. ana II !lrst.clA.s ratcs.
too.
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nsAIN EXHAUSTION.

An eminent physician discoursss, - musA
lngth AMI sery acut.ly. tho subject q
Iran exhaustion, 70 common ~ the pres.
on, day. After describing the leading
symptoms. sueh aS losa VI memory, dcprss.
s,an u splriis. increased Or lessensd slcsp.
,nesr. nnnaul irritahility, opilcptiiosm
condition ~ tho nerves. and sometimes
stansii.ry syma. ho ursrisx against urging
thp patient t. sat heartily. believing that
aach 4 prsle lice tenls 80 develop the a..
i'aAs. h. equally opposes ,hs training diss
1yst4,n. ~ 4 morally starving the nerve ~
sus4 by ezcladinx hydrocarbons froa -, /,
nor should The patient b. urged = vssk
more shaa 10 natntai un.,cr thu ciyc4.n.
stances. nor to rest from heal ~csk--iA
many cases csreir.l ,shau~',sa hsinx In.
ssn.lasd By tbs brain lying f.iiow, r.
thsrs y aadae sisspie1aAsA. ~ AeAA
should ~ ~ = ,As pAllas. "A \ ~a1se
slssvlasss. y sAsal4 y tset hSA !.
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10 u alnlpsi rel. Tho pol grow III tho
braaeho# mud an iha stem. quite down 70
the ground. The branches do not grow
Inv. NJ that In looking down cocoa piece
u ground. ths Vista IL like miniature Tor.
ut hung with thousands u golden lamps.
Anything mora lovely cannot bc imagined,
Il !. perfectly unique. After tho pvim are
picked they aro cut open with cutlA~s,
tho beams. which arr tightly packed togetA.
er. and fro,n forty 70 eighty in number, ass
dried In drawers In tho sun. after having
gone thrngh process called sweating"
which !. being packed close In baIrcl and
covered osur. When thu COCOA n thorough.
y lriad II IL put into bagM. zach oontAin.
INK cne hundred and ffty pounds. and
shipped.
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