Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-06
Local BreVitles.

Furniture, J. ID. STILES, Vick.burg.
Wall Paper, J. d. STILES, Vick,burs.
Window Shades, J. d. STILES, Vicksburg.
Weather is much cooler this week than last. !
Rev. L. c. Kellis will preach in Rayville
70 night and tomorrow.
You should not forget that you owe for your
paper; we carnot afford to print j, for moth
ing.
Don't ask MS for our late exchanges: We
dislike to refuse you, and yet we cannot well
spare them.
Country merchants are informed that we
have for sale at this office lot Of blank pri-
rate privileges. IT,
Send your orders for Wall Paper and
Window shades to J. d. STILES, the
Great Cheap Furniture Man, iicksburs, Miss,
The height Of inconsistency-For country
merchants TO expect local patronage without
extending any themselves to local enterprises.
We would he glad to see more of our
people, young and old, attend the Sabbath
school, Come out, and bring the children
with you.
We are requested TO state that Mr.. A. b
Alexander keeps flat for the convenience Of
tue public at the old Collins place, opposite
DR.. Lewis. on Bout River. It.
Have your job printing do:e in the city, for
although it costs you more and is inferior to
work done at home, it sounds bigger, which
10 quito gratifying TO ones vanity.
A quantity Of old newspapers accumulate
.bou, printer offices; these make cool wrap
ping paper. The devil of this office has
good many for sale cheap. Who wants them!
We learn that Mr.. J. o. Robins, an indus
,rious and worthy young man, Of the Alto
usixhborhood, died Of congestion Of the brain
last Monday night His relatives have our
sympathy 10 their bereavement.
John r. Edwards has nice little stock Of
soods. and we want our friends to remember
This fact and call on him Whenever they wish
TO purchase bill of goods; they could moi
paronize q more worthy young man.
The merchant who fails u see the advan-
,agss Of newspaper advertising can neve'
succeed in business, because he is lacking IL
tho most important business qualifications
Oversight keen perception, enterprise, indus
Try and TACT
Married at the residence Of n. S. Bough,on
by Rev c McRimmon. Mr.. VIZ. R. HExLEH
and Miss LULA P. JANAR; all Of this parish.
We acknowledge the receip, of the usua
fee. and tender to the happy couple our hear
" congratulations.
Il 10 notable fact that Rayv:lIe ca
justly claim the most orderly, quiet, courteous
temperate and peaceable young men Of an
town in this country, according TO numbers
and - to the Young ladies. they can't he bea
We ere proud Of our young folks.
When you wnte letter for publica,io
always write il in leyible hand, observe Il
su,es of punctuation at least 70 Gar rs to 81,
The printer some idsn of the beginning al
end Of your sentence, and never fail to a
company il with your real name.
The Young people AZ Rayville seem to
enjoying themselves to their full capacity
evenings; and thinking Of our own youth
pleasures in byyonr days, We would not m
single temperate pleasure Of our youth
friends, bu, bid them enjoy the sunshine
de morning Of life while it lasts.
Nine prisoners made their escape from
Warren county Jail, in Vicksburg, lest Nj
day night by working out Of their cells, ov
powerins. gassing and locking up the ne
guard, whom they found asleep. Two
them were COR mi,,ed on the chwee Of IN
der. Crosby offers 4 reward Of $50 for til
capture.
The kangaroo crowd got bill though
aogus Legislature last week forcing the p
<ncs OF the irrepressible darkey into al pls
Of public entertainment, pleasure anil c
~.yancs. They may legislase till doons
and never change the order Of nature
he'd en0Oxnt uSat suCu -" o"ee"s "a"
In hi, Sta,e-in all the States in fact.
Mr.. VIC. Lewis, jeweler, is in Ray
worting 1t his trade OF repairing wa''
clocks and jewelry, and can be found at
ONCE as Oh times Of the day BY those who
sirs 10 have this kind Of work Perfor'
He 10 also prepared I, do oil kinds Of ST
and key.check work. Every ono who
kevs should get ono Of those key-checks.
Lewis 10 q eopd workman whom We
MEASURE in recommending to the public.
} Owing 70 the incrsssat and beating
ulausers have done almost n0sl'iny in the
ri Of preparing their grounds for pla
svsn q tkis late season, whom corn 81
.sssay have beea planted and cotton
heddeI. We, however, nosirs a mi
cssaes 10 the appes.nesof many p'an''
A. ths,us, the pvoprie'on having sahe
vantage Of the lad weather 70 repair the
ho.ses and fences, baild new ones and
psv zvosuda An Of which Indicates a
NJ orus,,s. and ,hnii we are glad 70 MT
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