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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10

S1,452 70 $1,000 90

Several licenses were issued for the
sale of liquor By the quart. Owing to a
hiunder of the County treasurer IN giving
receipt, license was issued to w. J.
Prltchard of st. Helena for fourteen
months, when ne had only paid for one
year. The error was discovered the next
day 10y E.r Judd when the clerk was
reading the minutes, and the C0mmis-
sloners ordered the clerk to write Mr.
Prltchard and have the license returned
for correction.
Friday morning dispute arose in re,
gard to some of Sheriff Wilson's bills,
the commissioners claiming that they
should al Je Fpproved hy Judge Mah,r.
MT. Wilson thought it vas "put up Job"
to prevent mis- getting MS morey, so hat
others might get what 'igh;fuliy y. longcd
to him. The Commissioners w~re very
Indignant that Iir. wilson should mako
such en- assertion, and sent for the S,lici-
tor, and MIR. Wilson went after his LAWYER.
1t was discovered that thsre was only
money enough to pay about 90 per cent of
the claims and the matter WAS settled by
pairing Mr. Wilson $540, and leaving out
the disputed accounts A check for $24
from The past Indebtedness tundwas Ia
sued for the support of the Organ.
The treasurer then made the following
report:
4,
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10

a. j. Rans'er has been appointed col
lector of Internal revenue for this district
in place of w. K. Cloutman,
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10

The expense of the last court waa over
four thousand dollars, the following are
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10
Meeting OF the Connty Commissioner.

vi UT" Co"hty Com 1iSsIoners.
Inc county Commissioners met last
thursday. a resolution was adopted
rescihdIng the resolution appropriating
$l''oo 1or the June term Of Court and
directing the treasurer to report the same.
Another resolution was adopted that all
licenses for selling liquor by The quart
Shall date from the payment of the money
int the treasury.
The bids for past ind, btcdness were
then opened. TIE bids oegr gated $4.o14
ut an average of about as per cent dis.
count.
She fiji vi - w,:c AWARDED:
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10

We understand that J. Z. NJ. Epping
will contest the seat in Congress from
this district with Robert smalls, on ac-
count oFthe latter not having resigned his
seat in the State Senate.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10

John Brodin gave notice to the Count
Commissioners Mt their last mcctinu that
lac would not hury paupcrS that might
die in The poor hcuse hereafter. us hc
could not get tic cash paid out for IT..
He has now bill in the office for bury
Ing three paupcrs and was told there was
no money. This reply would not satisfy
his w"Fkmc7 to whom he had to pay cash
for their labor
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10
MA',INE NEWS.

CLEAE 1D.-Fr2m St Helena SQUAD
March 5, British barkantine Ottaw,,
Howell master, for Swansea, with 456
tons of phosphate rock from Coosaw
Mining Co.
ENTERGD.-Br. barka rtine Symmetry
RutlcdSe master, 81 d ays from Para
Brazil, in ballast to Campbell, Wyllie &
Co.
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Total.

Total. So, ,SG2 II
The Board after appointing a host Of
road ovcrseers sdjonrred till April IS.
The Board will he here to see the hang,
inG of The two murderers on the 18th,
which Will be in:eresting to the chair
nan wl.o is 40 81 D IS well rs c. c. g., L.
T.
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Marriage.
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Office is offered for sale by the undersigned
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a ,hree-case font of small plea, and italic,
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= arr yp CHCRcH.

81 either side,
hto,'@ we ,mo@Gsirs are budding,
THO ,r.,,hs iahds roy u'c
u, "'" az bIuum i IL o Ling;
-. VI any landscape Is 80 far,
!, .,rct the bos .om scented an.
.,,ar when went TO church to-day
Icould but choose the longest way.
Loud san: the bob,linsS, and rom"
Tn. milk week n,wers the bees were hum
nlirg;
! suantcIrd on. bur soon FOUND
Re,iud me there was some one coming.
dit not turn my heal 10 see,
And vet knew who followed me
Bri,r, Tom called mc-"kiuy! stay,
And Ie, me sAare with you the way
We did not mind our steps grew slow,
Or notice when the bells stopped ringing
Or ,hink of being late, but 10!
When we had reached the church The
singing
Was over and the prayer was done,
The sermon fairly was begun!
Should we 20 in, should we stay OUT,
press boldly on, or turn about
I'm led the way, and up the aisle
followed all arumd were staIrI"9-
And here and there caught Il smile;
I tried TO think was not caring,
And yet blushed, Know. and showed
A face that like a poppy siowed.
For every one .eeaas,l s'.ynrr- "katt,
ANe all know why YOU are 80 hate
Annsher Sunday. come what viii,
meai.~tu be at church III season;
But,o regsrt this morning still,
tnass hasver shall have reHsnm;
For .honId kweara wedding drrss
A year + m how, perhaps you u guess
What Tom sa,d I" me when, today,
We walked 10 tbe church The longest way T!
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25
A StOa,eSpOut.

Mr. Joseph Hahn, who ~ son'e three or
four miles west Of Marine CyE, has been
some time engaged in sinki 81 pm arte>'an
we'll to obtain supply Of wassrf T his stock
and for household purposes. III sRLing these
wells derrick is used, consisting oi three
heavy pieces of timber, fastened tol4'her at
,Le top like tripod this derrick was fast,
eneo by means Of heavy log chain wound
around the ,imbers at the Top; the diasnfe,
,fthe well j. thuteen inches, and the bring
was done by horse power. On Monday
n;uht tie aliger had penetrated TO depth "i
one hundred and twenty Ave fet;, and the
next morning an air or gas chamber was
reached then occurred pheromena winch
the bysranorr- will not be likely soon TO for
ct: in the twimklins of an eye, upon the re-
n,oyal of the anger, The wooden tubing shot
am, Of tia, well like stone driven from n
c,,apult. E,'uwcd by volume cf gas, water,
Gravel and mud ,ha, ruse f d two hundred
feet into the air. while the trembling earth.
IN. roaring torrent and the descending debris
made Mr. Hahn and his colab"rers think
they had struck the regions internal! Stones
weighing from ten to twenty pounds were
mr., ie,.,ed into the air. and some "f hem Tell
crushing through the roof Of Mr.. Hahn :
toase s,an,'ing near by. In fact the family
were Obliged 10 seek shelter nj the neiglc"r
for human life was N s lie moment III tl'
farmhouse. In the caiI,y % Mr.. Hahn
stone, large or small, was rare'y found b',
now they can be taken away by the cart load
The heavy log Chain binding the derrick wa
GU, by the flying missiles into dozen o' pieces
and one of the iimberS blown away as by T."
breath of a cyclone. The discha &c OF 'nn'
and water SODA began to overflow the heh'
,u,I bear ruin on the poor mans crops
was As if WATERFRONT had burst and ia
floods of heaven let loose. For eight or ie
hours this ex,raorIitary well Kept ro.ni'i''
t,ur,b mad anil wascr, gas AID stones. A
around, on field, barn and ho'se had settle"
Lpa.len hue the corn vas broken 'h an
uproore,l by the food The hon e and bar
were ridded with falling stones; de$trutm
was visible on every side. II was then m
need that the subterranean monster WI
prc,,y we'll blown, and although lac still ke
mn a furious bowling his force was spent
Is estimated that some 500 cubic yards of cl'
aud bowlders were cast out OF the We
Hundreds have been on, To- see il, and hu
dreds more will probably g.. The dana
to Mr.. Hahn is very great.-Martne u
(Mich.) Gazette.
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25
SUICIDEOFA FISH VENDOR.
He Ends His Days With n SIX
Sh OOtcr.

At3.SOP. NJ Friday, Robert Williams
native of Ireland and fortv-one years OF age,
n fish vendor IN the 81. Marys Market, com
mi,,ed suicide at his residence, No. 10 Noire
Dame street, by placing six shooter in his
mouth and blowing his brains on, causing
instantaneous dea,h. The Coroner held an
;,ouest and returned verdict that deceased
came to his death by wilfuly shooting him
Ielf
It appears that Williams had been arrested
by Officer Honlan, the fist Precinct, Tor
violation oil city ordinance relative to mar
ke,s. He met Hou!an in the market at 8
O'Clock Friday morning and asked him do
you intend to prosecute mes' Yes; Is
nav duty 10 do So" Wherrupon Williams re-
marked Then will shoot y.u or myself
to-day" Hou.an langhingly rro'ied "Al
right; shoot YOURSELF but ,loat shoot me-
They1 fed and Williams went home
wli nTcl with his VII Nm l111(
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25
Canued Fruits and Vegetables

CASES Num~cn& Son 5 packing
COO consisting of Corn, Peas, Iona
toes, Lima Beans, Snccotash, Peaches, fih1
Apples, Goose5errics, Strawberries. Biue
Pluns, Rhubarb, WhortlcbcIri,s and Black
berries also assorted Pie Fruits. put N
specially Tor lotel-. SIeanbol,S and families
# IAnhiX Il fGGLEsToS.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25
DIR. J. Walkers California Vim.

cgar BittcrS are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the na-
tive herbs found on the lower ranges Of
the Sierra Nevada mountains Of Califor-
MA, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted thcrctrOm without the uso
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked, "Nhat is the cause Of tho
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIT
TEES!' Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers lis health. They are the great
blood purifier and 4 life giyiug principle,
Il perfect Ecaoyatur and lnyi-Orator
Of tie system. Never before in tho
history Of tie world las 4 medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
Cualitie, of VINEGAR BIrrEES in healing y
sick of every disease man IS heir to. II
are gentle Purgativc Is wei. As = IL.
relieving Congestion or IuhammatiG;
the Liver and yisccral Organs, in
Diseases. ~,
The properties of DE-. Wrrtic,
VISEGAE BITTERS are Apcricnt. Ddrctic,
Cariuatilc, Nutritious. LaNativAltcra.
Scdatiyc Counter lrrilaut, Sulo'
tive, and Anti Bilious.
l.. -. -'r.s,51. 80 A., California,
p-r,-..ists and Gen. N,'>-. : ,u Frat y. \.
mud cor Of Washington and Z as..)t afCrs.
Soil. by ali Dru:g ISIS
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25

The above lHu>ira'ipn. though "ill""' .
stand shows he wonderful simplicity OF lie /
Lyon Sewing l5a Zach inc. the
"s0Nels g.ss Ese." Mr.. Lyon, the la, .
vrntor, was !or many years the Pre- Hdcnt an"
Manager of the FINKLE X LY"N =. VI. Co..
aud hence euioyed the largest facility Tor Ill"
study Of the SEWING MACHINE ART, and H.
adaptation to every variety Of sewing manu-
factare both in the FAMILY and III The SHor
and the Invention proves great success. II
has overcome the foHr radical dgectS OF smut
/ tie Machines, viz
/ l>t-WASr o. SPACE under the AlM-i"'
/ room enough To pass the work through
DIV ant of duraLliily-t"" mucH fRi'-
TON.
3d.-TuO HEAVY RUNNING--urcS Tie 'le'"
tor.
Irh.-Too much JAR and NOISE.
No other Shuttle Machine has ever sue
crs,fuliy. overcome these rom GfcW Dy'.'|
Some Machines have overcome one u' i'c'
AMI some another, but no one Machine has
ever before overcome them an. he'i'e VIZ
Lpoyv the machine HONESTLY eXcelS any
rhinu we have Ia contend with IN the maf"e''
and does ms 50 obviously as 10 cut short all
debate on the subject
WerealiZc that these are Strong .7SSrrd"r'S'
inus. tor we KNOW whereof we Affirm.
We. therefore, offer the machine upon Ms
own merits. aud if il does not prove sat>iac-
tory. it can be returned any time within o.
DAYS and money refunded.
Oar LIsrpRIcES Will be the same a. other
First Class Machines, but in neighborhoois
where we have no .3goR', Spcc'd induce
meut, will be- offered. Each Machine IL sup
piled. withou, extra ch1rgc, with tcmmrr
Oui.rer. Guage Screw, Screw Driver, ~
Robbins. One Dozen Needles. OIL Can file,
with Oil. Eel; and Instruction Book.
For the accommodation of those who have
! the Finkie x Lyon Machine, We shall keep
supply of the PARTS and FINDINGS 10
the f X l. Machine, and shall duly attend Il
e all repairs.
n y. b. We shall appoint AGENTS Wit
;. crcipztrc Territory for Towns or C0IIH
+ ties or States. and we hope To rcndc
, these agencies permanent by the LIBERAL II
ducemcuts we oliur and the int:ins, merits {
the machine For further particulars, addrcs
Lyon Sewing Machine Co.,
20 Fast 18th St, New York Ciiy.
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III. E. b. FOOT z. :,
Tor;c Bowel and Pile Pills.
mr. Bereer's -6ompound Fluid Extract VI
phubarb and Dandelion.

mn boz, combination OF purely vegetaoe nia,.s
cniace Calone OF Blue Pill IL stinl ns
60 ent,sr increases the dow Of bile and thus
a. torpiy liver r anS cs ss
constipation AMI the diseases srsncr etc The eec-
dyspepsn Ss Extract viii be proved, visiby a. Oh "a
to- the patient as two bottles sTe pmpes
clear the complexion BEAUTIFULLY anu prce 81 per bottle
snn az: viii be sent receipt OF the p nv
dr:ss .ree OF charge Prepares g g@y
p ALFRED REICEARDT, PHARaACisi' '"~-
hv,xrr NEW YORK CITY.
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DIR. CAS-. 4. PRICE,

100 ACRES wood land, 80 acres dog
I(V) wood ridge, some sw"e'-S''" h'li''
will be sold AT - 80 per acre on easy
ten miles southeast of Rayvllie. f'r t"I,H''
particulars apply at this Office. ono. --o.')
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No: l.-scholarsbips, Male and Female.

Wishing to extend to a great number OF
s,uIeur, he''privilege Of attending Neophosen
College. and enable those IN imite clIcum-
stances ia acquire AN education, the Managers
IF Npnphuyen COLLEGE have determined 10
sell one Thousand Scholarships in this College,
=, the s,,m of one hundred dollars each, and
ruar when one thousand are sold, each pur-
chaser shall forever thereafter have the right
tn send a student to tins College free of all
tutioa fees.
All who wish to avail themselves of this
| arrangement of aid in this cause are reGues-
ted TO transni, to J VI. Walton, Gallatin,
Tenn. a bond for Scholarships, as follows:
For and in consideration of one Scholar
shin at Neophogen College, which guarantees
10 the purchaser forever thereafter the right to
send one s,u:len, 10 Neophogen College free OF
all ,uiti,n fees, the undersigned promises and
binds himself, his heirs, executors and adj
administrators, to pay 10 the Treasurer of said
College one hundred dollars, TO be paid sc
soon as one thousand Scholarships have beer
sold. and the undersigned has been notified
of same, and the same to bear interest from
time of notice being given until paid, at ST.
n.r cent. The right Of said Scholarship vest
when the one hundred dollars are paid, AM
, 10 continue forever.
hereby bind myself, my heirs, etc., to fnl
, I'LL this obligation.
As witness my hand and seal, this-da
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25

NNE Halfinrcre>t in large n''y 81 ,','"'
I J bat will be sold m lots To S''' ''i''''.>
For particulars apply AT tins "iiic'' "
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25

DnON Acres Of land soId To S"'' r"f' r''.
I(NVD scrs. All III the woods for
nl,tI,u,ars apply AT tins Office. u
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25

1910 Acre, Acre., o" of , ,ns n@~r, N"n n the
North Louisiana Texas kaIt h""d' an" ~
a GOOD range. For particulars Apply al ,"'s
office
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25
NEOPIIOGEN
IaaLfsFEMkLE COLLEGE,
Gallatin, Tennessee,
D,fEr orisriHc n Nnshrd', Rdiiro0d, "'d a.
III. junction Of thc C'rnhc' id"dg OHIO
EGiir0Ii,
26 Miles from Nashville.
&c Miles from Nashville.
~ =, HipgI .AGADsIWtC WAA&.


The school i in me nf the richest and most
,l,,rr,i.,n oorirr,lrural counties ia America, III
the heart of the famous Eiur-=ra~> c"Hntry ct
sumner comfy, Tenn, Il lovely valley lying
between Il range "l the Cumberland NOUN.
,ainS and the Cumberland river. IN bea"''"'
little citv of vines and li"wcr>' r"n'a'"i-
%Jpl inhabitants. distinguished I"r ntr'h-
arnce and refinement. hospitality ana gene
rosi'y This place was selected alter ri'n\aN
SIM the advantages and Inducements offered
n all the most noted points in the country
Sixteen Members OF the Faculty,
| , nunbrr of whom have the highest national
repura,ion. both a. teachers and authors. and
viii be increased 10 twenty-five the mex
| academic year.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25

yNNIs SALE: Three valuable tracts OF
land. near Glrard, Louieirna.
The undersigned has procured the agency
G. a., nh or hire. tract, of guod wood land
near Girard. One place with l2o acres, two
other places 100 acres each; one "lIt' one
a,J , half and TWO and half from Glrard.
M 100 tract will be sold for S3.25 per acre
for cash: the other al S.'.'' per acre %" 'I''
we and three years, note WIN ""i'@"-e re-
rained For further particulars. Apply 10
WILEY F. NANGHAM,
Fob 7,b. # Rayvilc, La.
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Attest: - Q.
Upon receiving the preceding boz
will be deposited III one of the Natss
Of GaIlatin, receipt will be retSNs
purchaser. T1S signt to the
tran. rerable = eany one hol
may-.aFA ssio College
fees. NJ
In this WI
secured TO Il
descendants @
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-25

There is no way So effective as the BRING
me- ,ngr,,cr The noble youths from all sections,
,,bh,yc at heat the making them devoted
rr;.,,d. in CoiIt.ue DAYS.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-18
RIVERS AND SCANDALS.

CINCINNATI, May 17.-River14 feet 10 inches
and falling. Weather fair and cool
Prrrssuaa, May l7.-River feet l inch
and falling. Weather clear and cool
CA1no, May II. = Arrived: Indiana, from
Cincinnati, City of vicksburg, from Vicks-
burg, / p. M; Future City, from St Louis, 7
r. n. Departed: Indiana, for New Orleans
II P. M; Commonwealth, for New Orleans, 9
A. M; City of Vicksburg, for st. Louis. 2
Pm. River ~ feet 8 inches and falling.
Weather clear. Mercury SO.
EVANSVILLE, May 17.-River Is feet l inch
and falling Weather clear and cool Down:
G. B. Church, P. NJ
ST.. LOUIS. May H.-Arrived: Ste Cope
We've from vicksburg. No departures. River
falling. Weather clear and warmer.
LOUISVILLE, May 17.-River falling; feet
9 inches in the canal. Weather cool
MEMPHIS, May 1.-THE river has fallen
eleven inches. Weather clear and pleasant.
Arrived: Belle Of Texas from Arkansas River,
Vint Shinkle from Cincinnati. Departed:
Belle Memphis and Tolle for st. Louis, Julia
Sbr vicksburg, Longworth and Thompson
Dean for Cincinnati
: vrcxsBuRo, May 17.-Passed up: Illinois
ct 6 p. NJ. Down: h. @. Yeager at A. NJ,
Grand Lake No. 2 at 10 A. NJ, Pargoud at 6
r. II. Arrived: Natchez at 5 p. N. Weather
warm and cloudy. River stationary.