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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-08-31

ga country gentleman some time
since drained an Improbable wet field
and was one day watching the result
when . farmer came up TO him and
said .'Sir, you have . beaatifsl CROP
"Yes, have" was the rejo,nder.-
"How did You get iii" was asked
Brains" was the reply. "what, ma.
nure the field viii, brains 20 was further
inqnired. '.Oh, yes" The farmer
opened his eyes. snd said, why, sir
where dad re get 'em Z"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-08-31

Always open 10 eonvietion-a thief.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-08-31
WEST ERIN Ian
HOME0TEAO6.

II YOU want reliable information. whers
10 get cheap fA2x. or governme
stso6. free, send your address TO {
MORE, Land Commissioner, Law renee
and receive gratis copy Of The xana
Ao1aaets aA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27

st. Wednesday, May 3 1876 at 10 O'clock the private
residence No East 62d 5th the aud elc
Furniture all made to order regardless OF cost
prsng everything necessary for first class house. Par
ticuiar attention Is Invited 10 this sale instructed by
the offer this House for sale icase immediate
The house IL first partcusr oca
lion unsurpaed in the immediate vicinity Of the 9Th
entrance 10 the Park.
DICHARD wALTERs SONS AUCTIONEERs, SALES
IL room ~ East Brosdwsy -Adn,inistrssrix aIe-wl
Friday, vt IL O'Clock. No. III I'd the Tools Of
Tnsnit aud Roofers shop, Cutting. Growing
swcdging Rolling and Edying Machines, &C.
mrs. j. fiNNESSEf. Administrators.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27
This dsy, 8 lo,l O'CLOCK,

This day. . lok o'clock,
LARGE QUANTITY nTesc OF dESrEELs s1 fuRNiiuRz,
IMMENSE QUANTITY a OF FURNITURE tina. win suit
1000 OFFICE DESKS AND FIXTURES. any quantity OF
odds and ends and ssill larger quantity Of ends and
sPLESpIp LADIES, AND cHILDRESs LINEN AND
pon and saps1s ss,. a:
sssa ss &C. sSssshsr with the nns silver
"'s' On FHiD D1r At 10: eeIoe s''' -
EAST irh ies RsisiFss MAR Es; rSiSs SQUARE
PINE r HSvs sIsS,a vukSiIRE c1nFST EXTRA
also :sps1sis carved s1 sisss x.sss
o. 1 ss s'' French R1 millinery line
q q yR 81 AN ''.Ss DAY., q .o,l gsS;t
n aa'S by e. et ss
D't "a S rslS Ssi', a ~sssa As o'clock
cHArzE1 noETsA ~ SAFE Il 81 81 rNo FAY HORSES
TWO BAKERS WAGONS. two Sets Harness Hand
:: Ss: fss
g. ss.;s:s.y- ES,n,;ass, at q; q Nissan Mss
4 UcTI0N sALE.--IHIs TnURsDAy MORNING.
and s,Iasss sa a q n reS Cabinet made
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PAINTINGS I. BRoNzEs.
ssasaary. Works Of Art. &c,
80 X w s'fy ' isTh :fr' sEs%Ghs
5TH and 9Th AVS.
Amsn.oS !. called TO III. Important sale
N'i In s elegant carved walnut and Wood
pARLoR AND ROOM SUITS in ebony and
& sns sss
real bronze and csrrara marble Ma9.e SETS ma,9uety
lace Curtains bronze and Sisans Figures Musical Boxes
IBRxa %asus and
Rws a = Lady Whiting
ebony and gilt Easel a Library TABLES syr A.
Elaborate and plain Bedroom Sets nlsid and GID Bed
Rssas IS S.r saa ps
Mattresses cheioners. feather Pillows Blankets Toilet
Brussels and post
lively ind sa. rare chance Take Sixth avenue OF uni
men to ETEh pss1 R sSsss ss
4 UCTION sALE.-LARGE AND PEREMPTORY
"A sale shs lrharsdayi morning. commencing At 10
g he slessns ye story brown stone SS
SsNs 81 Pnr N XII a SSra :ssS5
' Piano ssin".y and Windsor.
elegant rosewood Etsrerea
g sGSs: y STG ps.,. Figures s .;..,x
is windows Lace Curtains
rs Brussels and ingram Carpets.
ss s|:r pn:L sSd ns' sssse.s sss'
~ elegant Library Tables
2 Ladies' Secretaries and Bookcase combined.
Easy Chairs, Turkish style.
? Music Boxes, hest Paris makers.
IL elegant Bedroom Snits complete itzulAck walnut
"a curied hair and spring Mattresses
"a Pillows and Bosters
10 elegant black walnut Rockera
3e.cKant Turkish Suits
~ Bedroom Chairs match.
blscx walnut Lounges.
81 elegant Bedroom and Parlor Clocks
2 elegant black walnut Bullets
3 superb Extension Tables.
- black walnut Dining ChairsL
2 china Dinner and Tea Sets.
Casters Urns, Pitchers, Forks.
Knives. Spoons Glassware. &c.
Marvin's Paror Cabinet Safe
Also basement servants Furniture. four months
Ago. ~ B.Ths II the largest sale of the Sale
positive, regardless Of weather. LUKE FlfZuERALD,
Auctioncer B-Compeent men to pack and ship goods.
city or country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27
e1E xxS SI nnhcnS mEaf srI 9psos

To Let Lease.
ITO IEr-FuRNISHED. BERGEN HEIGHTS. JERSEY
City. two story and MsLsard roof IoutA ney situat
beautiful view o. York BAY healthy rapid transit
~ Newark aud New York Railroad: time. New York to
house, thirty minutes: grounds Ox25o abnn-
dance OF fruit stable with four stalls house has
and bathroom: - IN line order and well urnished will bo
icy only 20 careful tenant. a low of 5000 Apply TO
LAlDLAW a co. No II Pine
RIO LEr-A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, EIGHT ROOMS;
bathroom and all modern Improvements: wide piazza:
neghborhood xceptionable aeosey home shaded
with double rows OF naples half block from Ave
minutes walk from Marion station pennsy vana Railroad
20 minutes from City Hail New York rent s3 per month
Inquire OF JOHN NJ JONES, l7U Duane New York.
mt 1 10 Sipp NV. Jersey City Heights
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27
IN M SEAMAN, AUCTIONEER
L. Handsome Household Furniture, Carpets, &c.

At auction, Saturday April 20 at los o'clock at private
residence 20 East SD handsome French
nut and gilt paror suits in silk black walnut Extsn
mirror back Hat Stand black walnut Bookcase Cabinets
Masc Stands Centre Tables Easy Chais silk reps Lace
Curtains Lambrequns hands, carved black walnut Bad
Suits hair Mattresses velvet and Brusels Carpets
ocoths &c kc all In fine order and made by best city
makers. Catalogues At II Pine 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27

- NAN Auctonecr -Messr~ uGDEN CLARK viii
Furniture. made w Marcvste; handsome China class
Paintings, Ensravinvs, Chickcrng Plano and Household
Goods, TO- &c. Catalogues NJ the Real Estats office
Aessrs OGDkN CLARK Broadway. corner l7th ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27

ISAAC WOLF, AuCTIONEER-MlERs CO. WILL
sell this day Ihnrsday April IL ~ los, O'clock the
Fixtures u the BnicIcr shop No 3D4 Cherry
consisting sectional butcher beer Ice House
Meat Biocks Racks scales knives: also Horses aud
rruus with all Household or
FAMILY consisting OF one raror suit % hair CLOTH bInek
walnut Dressing Bnrcsus Bedssads WardrobcA Centre
Tables Chairs Mirrors Brussels Carpets
iii the kitchen COOKING utsnsA ssis positive. Deal
err invtsed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27

rnO LEr--A NICE COTTAGE. TEN ROOMS; FINE
fishing bathing; very healthy: no mosquitoes. Apply
TOD LEWIS. Northport, L. l., at 2o7 Front S.. New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27

RIO LET THE BEACH HOTEL AT FAR ROCKAWAY,
L. H. Tor term OF years to responsible tenant fully
Furnished and In complete order Particulars be had VI
T. BYKNI.S. al5 I'd AZ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27

a FURNISHED HOUSE AT BELIEylLLE. De
n ghtfully situated on The rassafc large grounds.
bile. &c rent 500; also Houses Moodsioe Newark
Sent $50 Apply - ~ Abingdon square
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27

ISAAC ". KING. AUCTIOSkER,
will sell this day ~ iutz cciock the elegant Stock
uns property OF John fousaint ESQ., the vel
known importer.
4O9 9th av.,
consisting Of real Human air Brads Wigs Curs Toupces
large Hair Jeweiry folIet Articles: also
lent show Cases, 1o5is Blocks Wax Figures Coun
tcrs awnings Wall Fixtures aud other articles
No reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27

h1CE E<tsfkF.
4 FIRST CLASS HOUSE, ~ PERFECT ORDER.
"A with OF aud cold ~ntsr nad gas thronshont q are
and garden ntautcs walk
EWs. ~ Nassau u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27

A RT sAI.E-GEO. W. KELLER, AUCTIONEER
"A TO be sold by auction Thursday and Friday, April ~
and "a at the Keller Art Gallery IS Liberty ST. corner
Nassau 81, = large collection of
American and foreign
OIL PAINTINGS AND WATER COLORS.
Artists represented Hart. Story Chaplin, Geo. Inncss
T. Kensrtt Virgins Bodinzton, Headc Huston, Fstch
ar T. j. Hiil, Chas Somers aud any others.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
VI. l.. DINEINS
. 90

""'hg to the siringency Of the times we
VIII red"'e the fee far Announcing candido,r.
$500 for District oil, cr.. sl0uO f., p,,;.L
officers and $500 for Ward officers, ami Al,
''ose who contemplate running for office
should announce themselves fore a o,s,,
While as the committee may decide 10 boId
primary eicc:ion, In any event the; should
place ih'ir names before the people. 1t
De borne in mind that the announcement fee
TnSi accompany the name.
No persoual call will be inserted x;,,o,
first being paid for. #
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

We hear great complaint about the
mails now. TIE BEACo: of Slh was
not received at Grard. Mr.. Boyd
informs us that some parties brought
back TO Girard the Trenton package
and several others of the BEACON
which bad been thrown ur the train
between here and Monroe, on Wynn
Island
We wrote letter and enclosed a
map to Mr.. b. .. Edwards a, Girard
about that time The letter has not
been received up to this time.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

A few days ago Westly Montgom-
cry and Henry Check came up to
town with one Luke, well known
thief of this community. He las
been before the Courts several times
for theft, and released on the grounds
OF being idiotic. lie understands how
TO steal and get away with a thing
very well, and we are Informed that
he knows how to work when made TO
do So. The question is, can't he be
made to work where he will no; have
the opportunity to steal. If he is not
a tit subject for the asylum, he is for
the peniten'iary.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
SHERIFF SALE.

Mc-aran, Williams 4 ca.
-. NJ go. State of Louisiana
Succession e CPar,-r,cc Ri.nIarJ
. Nar-ar"i stafford. DEE |. Parish Cu.r
BY vinne Of Il intsni. Mt Of sail Ccur.
ordering the sale of rroperrv Of ,ail ,r..o.
SION. ." lay FiaIuri's rIiIuS. viii, iur,r,..,
a"i r"-'-, "nd 4 wit uf sale rlr.r,,d ~ mo-
h1v" seized aG' aiken mo nv Possession,
'"d Vii "f1.r inr ~"l, - the hi.,.r.r lr !.r4r
~ III" o"or Of No ;uu-, har." ia Envv,I... L.
""f'n ;.ie legal '"ar- 90. safe. on
Tuesday, the % day Of Au-.. 1873.
I've l'.""u- d".crib,i property. fo.,r.,cr
wHh a 'n- Improvements. I.e,rr.Ir.r >,
''ic Succession uf Nh. lltr-ar,r .t,.,r.,
r.irn-"i nfi o. % ,uv-ulary thereof a, F..,,,
n."tr"h Dollars: 4 l,i # gn..a. .rar .f,.
20" . = Hlraci, lr.'s- South OF iny y : At
=. Ii ""rndrk o. the Nurir by the R3.h, Of
' ~ 81 sd Ii. il aud on The West By The
putin" road l"a,,iug from Gi.irI DOWN n,euf
tpv"r. and de-enici h. t-el 10 N!argare,
: al'rr.i. ~ bc-iIn;a, At hlreory tree G,r .,
corn"r 'nd running '!.-m-e Wn,r ~ wards IN
= sycamore tree. thence SourH ~ ward, To
anoih"r -ycamrrr. thence east 80 varf> To- +,
, '>>'ia> tree. theme Nor,h - wards 10 fine
p'a"" 81 hc-lmaillg. containing about one acre
u 'an' "i ani. and emhr',.i;Ig the ,r.r, icons.
''rn"r.y occupied by \ b Fr-i ihe,n a Go
AM Si"wu ~ VI" Whit" Store ~, rira.t. l.,
icr'''> ra~h a. the 'line of If ale M r.uri,.s
h7n The above agPraisrm"ut
{. H. NOON.
RaVri'ie "a J.h. i iy-s,.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

y TRIP TO ALTo.-Sunday evening
We drove down TO Alto, and through
Mr. Trainor's field 70 our friend, Il. 5.
llarJeety's, whose hospitality we
shared till Monday morning. We
then came up to Or. Hills 20 transact
some Notarial business. While wait
Ing Tor the parties 10 come We took a
stroll through the Doctors farm, ac-
cOmpanied by himself and Mr.. Il. c
SoTtar. His crop is very fine, espc.
ciallv the corn that be planted early,
and shows the wisdom in carly plant
ing. His early corn will make from
% to 80 bushels to the acre, while
some other corn joining it was planted
10 days later, will make very little.
After finishing our business We
drove down to Alto, where we were
some time engaged in writing up
deeds for parties, attending some bus
mess for Mr.. Ivy.
We then accepted an Invitation to
";ne with our friend, !! l.. Boie>, after
winch we returned hJrup.
We noticed quite a crowd out, and
wanted to know if they always had
such crowds at Alto, and we were
Informed that its being mail day ac-
counted for the crowd.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
SfiESEEf,S SALE.

William II. Tuci"rr, State OF Loni.;,na
" No. III Parr>h Of Echiani,
PEER RccouIy, Parish Cour.
D. VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF >rI2.
- IRE and sale issued fruin the Hon Parish
i""ri ~ and for aid Parish aud Stale. am! To-
IN" directed. Ia he above STYLED and nu,u.
"ered s"r, have >cIl"d aud viii OR c.r
sac =" ;'.' last and hi-he>' bidder. at rlr..
door "i Tie Courthouse in TIE town Ci Eayvi.I..
La, within the hours prescribed 10y law. on
S""r6"y, tie 5'h day Of .7r2,,s;, 1876.
HE f flowing described property. ,o.wjr. :
+. Of ; W. and y. +. a!S. W,IoCS..
3 ]. Ii n, Il. 9. F. containing, - acre. NOE
or less
Terms # sale. twelve mocrI, credit viii.
o't th" benefit Of apprai>emcur: pur.ha.c,
I" ave bond with approved security and
mortgage retained ou the properly.
{. II. MOORE, Sheriff.
RayViilc La, JuIy \. IS-r
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

From the appearance %! the trunks
on the platform Of the Depot Thurs
day morning, on" would snppos, that
Few were icFt here; but when taken
into consideration that most Of them
were ladies', it will lie understood
Why so many franks We're packed
Among the departures were Mrs. DR..
Ryan and daughter, f1r Virginia, the
Misses Campbell, for Edwards, Miss,
and Mrs. W. /. Vaughan. for North
Alabama. We wish them all hap.
py trip, and pleasure and health while
absent.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
Local ssrcVitics.

Weather very oppressive.
Dry, dry, dry is the complaint.
Considerable sickness around
Sweet potatoes cut short BY the
drouth.
RayviiIe is soon to have a telegraph
Office.
See notice lost mule Of Mr Duff
in this issue.
DR.. ID. H. Petit has returned from
his visit 10 Mississippi.
We notice the arrival of w. y.
Potts, Esq, on Thursday morning.
Look out for shedding of cotton
forms when it rains.
Maj. Oliver is trying to get the tax
roll corrected, but the time allowed is
too short.
The baptist District Meeting con-
venes here at Rayville next Saturday
July Doth.
Judge I. II. Clark brings US the
first water mclon-hence he las the
BEACON for one year.
We saw quite number of delegates
on the train Thursday morning en-
route 10 the State Convention.
We have an editorial correspond
ence in this issue from Z. j. Mang-
ham, who is on visit to his father
in-law in Alabama.
We had rain on Wednesday even
ing sullicient-io lay the dust, and to
ill the corn beds with water, but we
have not had a season far two months. .
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

1t can not be too often repeated tina.
the manure in the barn-yard properly
preserved under cover, is worth twice
as much as that which is left exposed
10 the elements, lis best constituents
being washed away before its appli-
cation to the crop. Do not. in the
hurry OF your crops. forget either your
compost heap or the Importance of
Keeping its contents from exposure To
air and water. The trouble and ex-
pense of the covering viii be repaid
niany times 10 one season.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
Ehc Esc3cOE ana Free Press for.
Four Dollars.

Inc DETEOir FREE pRFsS has arr,,ired
great celebrity for is 'und Of quaint humor.
>pasSlIug VII. sores. sketches. clIn,ce ganer,i
literature, chess an! puzzle columns. news,
c'c We have arranged to club The RrcH.Axp
EEAcoi with the pErRolr FREE TRrss At
greatly reduced rates aud will take sub,rrir.
t0rS TOR the Two papers for $500: aud rhus
oar subscribers can secure one of Ih,. Jr,r
papers IN the United States. IN connec,inr
with tie BEACON. al an addironal co.., OF only
one dollar Send ~ ynur subscriptions #
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

We heard the Court House bel!
ringing about | | O'Clock "Wednesday
night. Learn from inquiry that it was
caused by fire at DIR. Rush's. 1t
appears that some fend had poured
coal oil on the privy and set a match
10 il
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

bRIErS.-"e are prepared to prin, Brief
IN neat style and short notice. As We mr..
IN close communication 10 Monroe by X. Il.
the lawyers in attendance will bear ,,i. face
ia mind. r.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
How Lost.
HGW ReStOrad!

''">' published 7 new edition Of Or CuIva--
well Celebrated E->iy on the r4Iica, curc
/" Without mr'ic:u") 81 >prrnrarurri,,:., ar sem.
nal Neatne~s, Involuntary Seminal Losses.
lmporency, Meu'at and PHYSICAL Incap,c,ry
imred'ment. 10 Marriage, o,c :: aLs.,. Consume.
non Epilepsy and Tits ia lrcrd by seltiuduI-
Srucr or sexual eX'rtvl-aucc e..
I Prize IN sealed envelope. only six
cents
The celebrated author in III, admir,,,e
Essay. clearly demonstrates, from thirty
years successful p!ac'ice, that he aIa-aajn.,
consequence If srIfabuse may h,, r,dica,,v
Cared without tue dangerous use. Of internal
'ne'Irine o. the application Of die knif.
pointing "ui mole of care at once si.oIlc.
CERTAIN anu eiisct",!, by means cr which ey.
cry Sufferer, no matter what his c,,,Ii,io,
may lie. may cure himself chcauly. urivare,y
ami radically
l"Ie lecture should be in tl,e hand, of ey.
cry youth and evory man in The land.
Sent, under seal, in pllin envelope. TO any
address, on receipt Of six cents, or Two ro,i.
age stamps.
Address the publishes.
+. BRUGMAN & son,
II Ann ST, View York Pc, Office Box ;-eS
>pWsTr N,.l.:,..
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
. ;ic Singer Sewing JFac.i;sc. =

!" persons ",.n, 3. y -G.. ",lv.tIr lud
"-rrr p'..-rs "n d.. Nas>..r- & >tr,.ri. ,.,
Kan h'dt, H." 90. ...r-i.....l j, r.H ,r,rar,.,I
To- eel the '>3u-c. >cw.n. Nal. ne in
m'"ihiy la,.ai.ncr,s, ,'loa the f.'lnvying
ter1s. to-wIt Far; payment. Ten Dollars.
Subsequent payments, Five Dollars per month,
un'Ii paid f1r.
s~G Gp"t Inducements offered - planter.
IN the country "l'on application TO
J. l.. BEHEN. A@cu,.
nay !'-yin Monroe La.
We have now on hand 4 largo assortment
'i.er''r head and note head paper. oi. vlrior,
~lZ"S. nui also 4 lot Of btu head pauer hlout
cards g., aud those who de>ir, work Of that
h.G' ~: propose to do ], for New Orleans
rr'"-, ~, satisfaction guaranteed ID every
Instance. W have uow a new auI Jared
>''"@ ui 'v'c Of the i1'rst STILES. anI aFe PIE
pared :" execute small JIl3> rs neatly a. car,
70" done any where. In addition To- the ,up.
t.f We have on hand. ~" nave ur,lcrc.' -..i,,.
i'r-c sHei Roman. suitable e., .'a,h, %,
every description. which we propose g ,vo-
r":c wi'h taste and ncarncs.. #
A PR"r"sITIoN-We propose To- advertise
.'nj ter safe. with rhi> understandings ir,la
''h' owner VIII give price aud ferns. aud
II %" sale. n" Charg" and if a safe De-. viii (
gay us /" pei cent Of rLrpurcEa-r price. ont
81 The cash payment.
We viii advertise ary horse, mule sc fer
the owner that n1v b" >'rayrI OF or stolen
'n conditions tina; If The animal /. nan, r,r,,.. ,
cred. no "i1r-". AMI IT recovered lie. ovp,r
" at a-rrr 10 pay las SO for advertisement
IT,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

In Southern California you NAV
see on plains and hills thousands of
sheep, but not a man 10 watch them.
Around each flock or band. say Il
thousand, are half II dozen dogs of
peculiar breed, whose progenitors
we're imported from tie sheen pas-
lures Of the old world. THESE dcrs
take the entire care ofthe sheep, drive
hem to pasture in the morning. keen
ihem rom s,fay,Eg during tie Gav.
and bring ;nem bone at night.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

We have been shown 2 l.ter from
ollon. " =. Spencer, " C., TO Mai
W. I. Oliver, stating that proposals
will be advertised in September, for
carrying the mail from Al:o TO CoIum-
bia, via Red Mouth.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22

En-. BEACON: You are a journalist.
publishing newspaper, and editors
are presumed 10 know all things. as
well the past, the present. and The fu-
ture; and if there is anything YOU do
not know, it is time you were inform
ing Yourself
| want to know from You. when a
man that is prominently engaged in
business tells another who is alike
prominently engaged IN business. a
business matter that is false. he know.
ing II to be false, and leaving the 9TH
er IN the belief Of its verify. whether
1t Is a sell, a conuudrum. or a lie.
ours, Crow FooT.
1t is lie, the pcrpetrator sell and
the conundruu is, why are the ingre-
dents of his composition like promi-
nent bumps Of scallawagism?
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-07-22
Our Centennial Offer,

On the ith Of July. 1876. we will present
a 500 Weed Sewing Machine, warranted by
tie manufacturers 10 be in perfect order and
at the latest improved pattern, To each Of The
hve persons sending us the larges, num,er
oi new subscribers from Row until The 2grIi
OF June rext. No ore. however. Will he en-
tticd 10 4 machine whose list O: subscriber,
l. less I4.au twenty. #
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VIM. + Bf,cke!', State OF Louisiana.
" Parish oi R.rhiand.
~" 80 ~. -. FHr-h tuit &c
''mc, I. Coleman. MaIi-on Parish.
rl VIRTUE OF y WRIT OF Fl +,
1S l~-u"i from The Hon Parish Court. IN
ami TOR ~" Parish "r VI, lf>nu and 10 mo
directed n Sheriff Of Rr.ii!aud Parish. lave
er'yed and viii offer lr -a'r -, he door of
HE Courthouse, in Ra.,il' La 81
S''"'''g. 5h dog If .3".r-i. 1876. &C..
The following descried property, ro-wi, an
Undivided "nr fourth interest in and rJ the
following lands Fri : ". or S,,c 81 and
lot No. IN j.. I'll ! Sec. ~ +. Il y. Il
/" r.; an of ). f.. SEC. al IL. Mr. e. +.
continuing 81 "7-!u0 acres situated ia Rich.
land ian>h; a,-o the f'iiown. ,rorcrrr ,iru.
i'tcd in l. rasHIm Parish, VIZ a certain Ior of
ground commencing ~ y point on IT.. }irr
owning 'IIe Parishes e. R5cn.aud ani Frank
~ ." ier' west "i 1i" .,I aua-o uD rno POM
NEEn pituia'i"I and raa'.:i- t.,.-,. vr.t
-i' ''ct -" 20 - include tie -ru. rI-rc,, eat
- feet 'hrrc" r'c'h -. feet ;ilrn,r We,
l." .e't 10 the initial point containing acres
more or les with ali bui.,j. ~, and lapur,y.,
ncHt> thereon.
Terms ra,h with ben"G; &c apprai,cmrnt
{. II. MOORE, Sheriff. .
Eayyl!lr, La. July |, lH7G-,r.
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ne people 81 R'chand Parish are hereby
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s':'ptions To The area, Carroll,on pel,,,. bv
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discussion OF the Questions Involved r,,,
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e'''f' oi The ablest champion, e rucir rc.p,.,.
i've Denominations, AID vii. PROV. jnrera.,;,,.,
10 persons of every religions faith.
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