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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-28

81 q day at home AGENTS wanted. 0u Il:
J Z and terms Tree. Tklk 3 CO.. augusta.
NAM.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-28
Hands Wanted. HdlaS Wanted.
ONE HUNDRED
Bows and Girls.

VIII be yaniet at the Slin; Cloud D .nsh Factory
c.ly IN Jauua~y. Those wanting permanent
EN- ploym"nt should appiy ot once. Inquire ~
The olice for Mr. Nillcr, who Is .eparcd g. make
engagemcnis ani viii give instruction 10 those
" iihing 10 lean Il usainEk!ng. Jan fi-i
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PRAIRIE FARMER COMPANY

81 Chicago, IN a neat Quario firm OF eight large
pagcs. ant Is handsomely illustrated from time
10 time with port ats OF fiDe stock, buildings,
improved IA III mschine. v, etc.
1.-THE publisher aim IL 10 make II Indispensable
IN evcry household into which Il finds T. way.
Specimen copies Will be sent 70 any address.
fee, sucscr.sion price Is 3, Is per yea. paya-
hlH in advsGre.
Liberal lash commissions allowed 10 agents,
and 10 those who may associate tog, sher for sui
scIil tiOD purposes
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irons WIN mas desire TO subscribe To- The PK~f-
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Oct. Is. 1875.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Oct T-w.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31
Vander6ilt'S Rule for Getting
Rich.

The New York Tribune has the fol-
lowing: Commodore Vanderbilt
seemed to be in an unusually COM
municativc mood. and he made the
following suggestions to the reporter
"Whcn you have lived, sir, to carry
as many gray hairs as do, YOU will
have learned that there is little svmpa-
thy with or appreciation of your
Efforts, 1t matters little what NAV be
the circumstances. II YOU are sue
ccssful in accommodating a fortune YOU
will be called Il speculatOr and a
mOnopoiist, while, if YOU should fail
To amass riches, it will all be about
the same, "a YOU will be talked of in
that case a. on" who does not amount
to much, anyhow | have never
spcculatod on the market, ami regard
it as nothing less than a gambling
operation. When | was thirty years
old | had been working for several
years for my employer at $1,000 a
year, and when left him had not
more than 10000, all told"
after long and successful life,
Commodore, what in your opinion is
the true secret of success in making
money ~
"Save what you have and live
within your income. Avoid all
speculation. No matter what | was
making, always made it a rule to
save something, and this course, if
persisted in, is sure to succeed. The
money will pile up in time"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31

get sick, and then how will you nurse
Ed ?"
ooh! I am quite strong and will
eat some, that tea smells 50 nice-and
the toast too"
"Does he know | am coming? will
my going in excite him?"
Leila, my child, You must prepare
yourself for Il shock
"ls he dead?" the pale lips gaspcd
the inquiry.
"NO. but he has lost an arm, and
you must control your feelings if vou
would see him, for excitement might
prove fatal. DO YOU feel strong
enough now, or had you better wait
till morning? he is sleeping under
the influence of chloroform."
81 will be calm, please take me
now. Poor, darling brother - she
whispered, as she knceled beside the
lowlv cot, and pushed back the curls,
so like her own, from his burning
brow. He was only twenty, and
with his marble-like face pressed hard
against the pillow, be seemed Hower
cut down IN early morning.
Mama, Leila" came from the
quiyering lips, a smile slightly touch
ed their whitcness, for happy dreams
bad restored to him the lovely home
Of childhood, and once again he trod
the hallowed paths of happy careless
youth.
Brother, dear, Leila is with you."
The sunken eyes unclosed and rest
ed wanderingly on the pale lovelit
face bending over him.
Lee, is it you? thought | was
dreaming-don't leave me, put your
hand upon my brow, there, how cool
and pleasant it feels. lie yielded
soon to the mesmeric touch and again
he slept.
1t was a battle of life and death,
but good attention and strong con
stitution prevailed, and in three weeks
Wi'sns;e RS was able to Y. removed to DR..
Leila was anxious to return home
now as her brother was cOnvalescing
and no longer needed her care. 1t
was thought best for Eddie not to re-
turn with his sister, but to visit the
Springs, and remain until his health
was fully established.
Leila telegrapbed her mother that
she would start on the morrow, an
nouncing her intention to stop over at
Dalton to see Mrs. Buck-an old
school mate. She reached Dalton
the day before the battle of Chatta-
nooga, so much wearied that she
yielded to the protestations OF Mrs.
Buck, "that she was i'll and needed
nursing herself" and willingly ac-
cepted banishment to pleasant
wrapper and a comfortable lounge in
her room.
After the battle many of the wound
ed were sent to Dalton to hospitals
and private houses, every train bear
ing numbers Of the suffering soldiers.
Leila, run, DR.. Buck has sent a
wounded officer here. He is uncun-
scious-do pray come and help me !;
| don't know in the least what to do
for him" and the agitated woman
ran into Lelia's room pale with ex-
citement.
Hastily throwing back her hair
and tieing it with ribbon, Leila fol-
lowed her friend into the ro I'm where
the sufferer lay. With low cry of
anguish she fell upon her knees as
she recognized the form of Claude
Raymond.
To be Continued.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31
The Cause.

A citizen who was driving along
the Jackson road the other day saw
a man up tree near the roadside,
and halting he inquired:
"What are you doing up there 2"
The man made no reply, and the
citizen continued:
What's the cause Of your being up
there ~
At that moment a woman rose up
from the fencc-corner, rested club
on the fence, and remarked:
"I'm the cause. stranger, and IT
you'll wait till he comes down you'll
see the worst field of carnage around
here that ever laid out doors ~
The citizen drove on, and she turn
ed to the man up the tree and con-
tinued:
"Polhemus, | can't climb, and you
know it, but if you'll drop down here
for two minutes III give you a quit
claim deed of the farm ~ Tick:Sburg
Herald.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31

inc who she is ? do you think she is
pretty ?"
81 always associate her in my mind
with beautiful girl with flowing
curls, that day took for her; she
seemed to look conscious when | held
up the flowers"
"Would you recognize her now, if
YOU were to meet her Z"
81 think | would, | know | would
her curls-she was hardly so, tall as
you. think about your size
"What do you think of her writing
to stranger, imprudent wasn't it ~
81 think not, she meant no harm
purer more sensitive woman does
not live than Ce cile. | will always
cherish her letters among my dearest
treasures. A glow Of pleasure light
ed Lelia's face and she turned, picked
up book to conceal her emotions.
81 was about to say that she was
probably an old maid, trying her
powers of fascination through her
pen, but as you seem favorably i'm
pressed will fOrbear," Leila laugh
ed teasingly.
"Nay Miss Lorimer, you are as
bad as Harold, but Notwithstanding
your railery | shall ever cherish my
bright eyed, my sunny haired, my
unknown correspondent"
1t would be task too difficult for
my pen to analyze Claude's feelings
when after two days intercourse with
the Lorimer's, he and Harold return
ed to Chattanooga. Intense admira-
tion for Leila, which with but little
cultivation would soon develop into
uncomfortable love was trammelled
with the thought of Cecile with her
dazzling curls. Would she always
prove myth taunting him with his
inability to forget the vision which
his most earnest endeavors had not
succeeded in rendering tangible :?
Claude could but smile as his dilem-
ma recalled the lines:
II would be happy with either dear charmcr
Vert the other dear charmer away"
The movements of the army, how
ever, helped him to forget as they
were constantly in motion, aud bat
tie pending
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31

We learn from a gentleman from
Brewton of terrible murder which
recently occurred below Pollard. it
appears that an old man named
Byers, or something similar, drove
some cattle belonging to a neighbor
out of a range which he (D) claimed
as his. The next day the owner Of
the cattle, with his two sons, rode up
20 where Bvers and his four sons
were at work and deliberately fired
upon them. The old man and two
sons were killed outright. One son
was thought to be mortally wounded.
and the other was also wounded. We
regret that tho names Of the perpe
traitors of this terrible deed, and
whether or not they had been arrest
ed, have escaped US. They should
certainly be held to strict accounta-
bility, no matter what may have been
the character of the objects of their
vengeance.-GreenUilte (Aia) Ad-
rOcdte
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31
CHAPTER V.

The rays Of the setting sun had
touched with mellow light the roses
that adorned the home of the Lori
mer's, and seemed TO linger just above
the western hills, that it might kiss the
fair face Of little girl who came run
ming up with letter.
.'See mama, letter Mr.. WILDER
gave me for you"
Mrs. Lorimer took, and Broke the
seal, her face grew of a5hen whiteness
as she read.
"What is the matter, mama 2" and
Leila sprang to her mothers side and
caught w. the telegram.
"Dear Madam Your son, Edwin
Lorimer, was dangerously, though
not mortally, wounded last evening.
| brought him to the hospital this
morning, and now telegraph at his
request. Louis RIVERS"
oh! my poor darling boy, strick
en- down in the bloom of youth, and
alone, with no gentle hand to soothe
the palms," her head sank upon her
bosom with a moan. A soft hand
was. laid on the bowed head and q
tender voice whispered:
"Mama, l want to go to Eddie"
"You, my darling baby? you are
too young and inexperienced-no, no,
we can only pray Heaven that all
will be we'll"
MAMA l must 60, 1 cannot let
brother suffer alone. God will watch
over me there as we'll as here-just
think, be may only need nursing and
loving encouragement to save his
precious life. will first go to DR..
Wilson; he will render al. the help l
need"
"But my child will you go alone ?"
81 will go with her, aunty;;" and
Eva threw her arms around her
Cousins neck"
"NO Eva, you must stay with
mama. Iwould not be satisfied if
you were away-nothing will harm
mel am not afraid.vA
Lelia's trunk was quickly packed,
and all needful arrangements made.
She was put in charge of the con-
ductor, and by midnight was on the
train en- route for Richmond.
Great was the surprise of DIR.
Wilson and family, when she was
ushered into their parlOr the next
evening
""What on earth Did you drop
from Fairydom, or did you come on
q moon beam2 Where is your
escort ?"
81 dismissed him at the door-but
tell me Dr., how is Eddie? have you
seen him ?"
"My little girl, was that what
brought you here yes | saw him
this evening and would have brought
him home, but did not think it pru
dent to move him. Don't look sc
frightened, he will weather it through
"Oh! please take me to him," anC
Leila broke down, she had restrained
her feelings until now, sobs shook the
slender frame, anxiety, suspense, ant
fatigue overpowered her.
"Dou't cry any more dear, come
and eat some supper, and we will &C
round to the hospital tonight, the DIR
can get you in," and kind Mrs. Viii
son soothed and petted her.
81 don't feel in the least hungry
"But you must eat, else you viii
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31
Fate Of il Horse Thief.

About the 9th of June man
named DR.. st. Clair, alias Pebbles
he was called William by his wife
stole fine horse from a gentleman
in Pamela county and was pursued
and captured at the house of Mr..
Parker, in DeSoto parish, where he
was. staying with his wife, whom, il
is reported be took from the factory
at Mt. Lebanon, Bienville parish,
some weeks previously. He was
taken across the Texas line and was
said to have made his escape. AS an
inquest was held on the body of n
man in that locality a day or two
afterward, the inference is that he did
not go far. Several days subsequent
ly a livery stable keeper from q town
in Anderson county reached the
neighborhood, having tracked the
thief for several DAYS, to recover a
buggy and pair of horses which he
had hired to him Horses and buggy
were recovered.
st. Clair was al out six feet high,
with grey or light blue eyes, and a
man of really commanding appear
ance. A letter was found on his
person, the postmark, address and
signature of which were torn off. and
hence no clue could be had to the
name of the writer. The body of
tho Inttor Chnno1 bauavor thot -
was written to man confined in
some Jail by lawyer, the writer Offer
ing to clear him, or at least undertake
his case, provided he would make him
a title to certain lands. A man in
Pamela county states that he saw st.
Clair with six or seven hundred dol
lars in his possession few days prior
to his capture.-iShrerepo'f Times.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31
CardOZO Repudiated.

The Republican club of Jackson
held a meeting the other evening, and
promptly rcpudiated that sweet smell
ing pink of RadicaIism, Thos. W.
Cardozo. The members of the club
should be careful. Judge George +.
Brown will charge them with the
'persecutiOn' of poor DOGGY, the
innocent lamb Here are the resou-
tons adopted by the Jackson club:
Resolved, that Hon. L. w. Cardozo,
Superintendent of Education for the
State, having been several times in
dicted, and being charged, upon ap-
parcntly good authority, with corrur-
ton in Office, is dctrimcnt to the
party, in the position Of leader, which
he assumes to occupy, and burden
which we will not undertake to carry.
Resolved, That without attempting
to decide whether Cardozo is guilty,
as charged, we nevertheless repudiate
him, and others of doubtful character,
and hereby give notice that the Re
publicanS of Jackson will not submit
to the leadership Of such men as have
created discord aud strife, and
wrought only ruin where their coun-
sells have herc' Ofore prevailed
Resolved, That if Cardozo is in
nocent Of The ch1rges preferred in the
several indictments now pending
against him in the Warren county
Circuit Court, il is his misfortune,
and not the fault of the Republican
party, and the party ought not to be
made to bear he misfortuaes of its
individual members.
The Jackson Times declares that
Cardozo must step down and out. y
Ttck,Sbury HcraId.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31

In beginning the world, if you don't wish
to get chafed AT every turn fold up your pride
carefully, put it under lock and key, and only
let 1t out 10 air upon grand occasions. Pride
is garment all stiff brocade outside, all
grating sackclo,h on the side next the skin.
Even kings don't wea! the delinaticum except
al coronation.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31

II l. stated on what seems to be pretty good
authority that the fees in the Beecher-Titon
case ranged about as follows: Evarts S2j, 900,
Tracy SO, 900, Hill $1,000, Shearman refused
10 take anything, Beach $4,000 and Messrs.
Fullerton, Morris and Pryor $500 each.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31
CHAPTER lv.

When Claude entered the train at
Atlanta, to his surprise he saw seated
near the door, reading letter, his
friend Col. Gordon.
"Why Harold, where did you come
from?"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31
A NAdsNIFlCEN'V OFFER.

\ very lihrJal contract. which "" have ,p.t
completed with the Weed Sewing Nachur
Company. viii enable rs we huf" ." place
% 'iT celebrated machines in many families
throughout Ihr'cuuu'ry So fine an oypur'u-
ni;y To srrur" !ir>j-cl;l~> sewing nichuur sell
dom occurs. MAY we not expect the friend,
of thS paper 20 make an rnrurSt. united effort
20 extend greatly H. circulation and thus HELM
tp iurrca~, IT, Influence. w WILL LIEFRNL-
~ REWARD THOSE WHO WORK FoE Is Reader
can yon not form Il club iu Your urighhurhuuI
and secure TINS sewing machine prrn.u,n.
\ FEW HOURS OF wELL-pIgEcrEp EFFORT VII L
OBTAIN IT. Postmaster, IN tn" smaller towns
and villages can, with little thought ami
eiipn, easily scud us the requisite number of
names. Has the parsonage sewing machine,
If not, call upon 4 few ladies and gentlemen
ct the congregation Tell thcn your pan
and ask them 10 help. In the congregation
80 names can with little difficulty be secured.
Send us the $50 and we will forward for one
year this paper to each Of the 30 subscribers.
which will pay them the t,W raipc of rh, ir
subscriptions. ahd 1T aditioH, wc ,riH mnic Il
prcSGat. 70 arg person yoH mGg designate, Of Il
hcsriJW Sirty-fre doliar Scriag i cciinr
How ca~ilya cluD can he formed in the
-h'N'll' VI o'" Iti'oNe UT Temperance 80
rir,y or in the Grange Is there not depend
IN. rpon yonr soricty some poor widow tn
whom a sewing machine would be- for years
u come blessing Pass the subscription
paper Thirty persons subscribing for this
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selves, without any extra dbarge the paper
for one ycar and a most valuable present io!
some needy family Try IT, FRIENDS. DOyr
WAIT! Begin THE WORK AT ONCE. Send us
word that you have undertaken the formation
of Snch 4 club
Remember. the machines are warranted 10
be PcrJs"3y "cr latest Wprgrcd, md il perfect
0rir.
TERMS.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31
D, A, EDbhAY,
J. R. PRESTON.

Fancy Groceries, Wines and Liquors,
and everything usually kept IN a first class
Grocery, would 'esr cctiuIly inform his friends
and the public generally that hc has on hand
aud will keep for sale all such articles as are
usually kept in first class grocery at the
lowest cash prizes. Call and examine his
stock and you will 90 away satisfied.
March 21th, lS15.-Gms.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31
CUAGL"s Il Nunrsry. WILLIAM ". FARMER
MORRISON {. FARWER.

CHARLES Il Noa"s,y. WILLIAM ". FARMER
MORRISON g. FARMER,
ATTORNEYS At LAW,
Monroe, Louisiana
VIII personally attend the terms Of
the District Court at Ravyjilc, Rich
land Parish. WiuushoroUgh, Franklin
Parish. anL EaSTop, Morehouse Par
i~h. Special contracts can be made
with them 10 attend 10 succession
cases in the Parish Courts. They
will tax" claims for collection in any
parish in Louisiana, with the privi-
lrgc OF maRaring same in connection
with resident attorneys, and will at
tend to business in the State and Uni
ted States Land Offices.
They also practice n the Supreme
Court of Louisiana and in the United
States. feb. 6, lS75.-ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31

Alycrt'serrru inserted al the rate Of sl.D i-~
square FIR the first insertion aud 75 cents Tor ea''i
subsequent one. Ten lines or less constitute
square.
s%- Professional Cards, 5000 per a ium; fG
SIX mouths $50 la advance.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31
Dr. d. r. PETITE
PHYSICIAN IL SURGEON.

VTTIIVc COIntf OI DHuN'Nrttr and JuIla sITcctS
RayVilic. sa.,
Where | will always bc found when not pro-
irS~iomally engaged. Ordcrs left on my Slate
will receive pruinp, attention.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto.
fore extended To me, will continue to pgac-
tee my profession in all ii, branches. Special
attention given tn chronic diseases.
Medical Examiner for Carolina Southern
Life and Life Association of America.
July y. uogS-iv.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31
/. g. CuEH. A. CuNGy.
CO B B & GUNBY,
Alto E,YS,

u! practice ~ all Nh" Stare Courts in
North Louisiana. and in the Federal Courts
IN New Orleans IDrc. l2.'7I.l
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31
PRENTISS ROUSE,
Vicksburg. Miss.
T. G. MCMACKIN * CO., Proprs.

FNiE Announcements that this favoritc Ho-
j tel of the "lliil CITY is still under the
management of the old and popular firm of
i. &. MrNackin x Co. Is ~ suiiicicnt guaran-
tee IN thrir old customers; aud stranger
guests are assured that they will receive ev-
cry attention rhey could desire from courteous
Proprictors, Efficient clicks aud attentive wait
eTs
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31

3SD acres lan1--7O acn-s in good state Of
cultivation with good comfortable houses
will be sold cheap for Cash. or two-ihinl>
Cash, with mortgage retained for balance -
There is also on the place Horses aud f'rmin2
implements, aud two good yokcs of oXcn.-
Fnr further particulars. apply 10 j. J. O>rrcn,
on The place OF to Wiley 4. Mangham, Ray
Vile La - ug. 22utf,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31
Sugar and NOllSScS.

A Ii GRADES LOUISIANA SUGARS.
~ All Grades Louisiana Molasses. Crushed
and powd red Sugars. constantly on hand, AT
March 27.-tf LAMKIg& Il EGGLESToNs
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-07-31
TER Ms.


BOD C.iSES Canned Fruits and Vcgcta,
bie-, bought from the packers at bottom liz
ur"s, and offered at New Orleans wholesale
prices by IAMkIN Il EGGI IESTON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-05-13
BeetOWn,

An effort is being made here to
organize base ball club.
There is some talk of Mr.. VIM.
McCoy's investing in a new stock of
dry goods.
DIR. E. NJ. Saa has fitted up a
fine, comfortable office at his residence
in the upper end of town.
MIR, Wilcox, proprietor Of the
Beetown hotel, is repairing his house
and intends making valuable improve
ments.
A party of "fishists" from Ian
caster visited our place last week
but, unfortunately, had bal weather
for their sport
A new Sunday school was or
ganized here the FIRST Sunday in this
month, and will, it is hoped, have a
large attendance.
"A team belonging to Mr.. John
Burns, of this place, ran away few
days ago, and threw him from the
wagon. No serious damage.
Mrs. r. F. Beach, the Beetown
milIiner, has just returned from Du
buque with large stock of millinery
goods, which she is disposing of al
low prices.