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THE QUESTION OF AMNESTY DEBATED IN THE
AssEMBLY-THE BoxArARTrsTs SUSTAIN
SIGNAL DEFEAT--A RECESS VOTED.
VERSAILLES, April II, 1915.
There was an important debate in tho Chamber OF
Deputies this afternoon.
81. LcbIond reporter OF tho committee on the various
amnesty motions read tho report, which declines 70
advise the passage OF any amnesty measure whatever,
but that the government display cemency
In individual cases
BoyAPARTrsr STRATEGY.
Tho Bonapartsss, In order TO cause division among
Inc republicans moved that the question Of amnesty DO
discussed Immediately.
~ Ricard, Minister OF the INTERIOR stated that the
governments considered It useless for tho Deputies TO
Immediately vote law which tho Senate would be I'M
able to discuss until alter the recess
N. Duval, Bvnapar:is. stated that his friends intro
duced the motion because they Wished test value
Of the republicans as a government party while they
thought the amnesty question ought to be delayed
The Bonapartsts, no said, would offer systematic
opposition TO the constitution.
4 heavy TO FALLEN ixPEnLALIsTs
There was a violent alteration between ". Duval
and Minister Rcard because OF remark made by tho
latter that "a fallen party like the Bonapartsts had no
abaioation TO oner." Tho Minister reminded ~
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special meeting OF tho Union League Club was
held last evening for the purpose Of taking proper
ton in regard to the death OF Mr. A. Stewart who,
as is well known OF the clubs vice. presidents
for number of years. Joseph II. Choate, the Prcsi.
made brief speech, abiding feeling terms to his
late associates lie and character. He followed by
Dir. Pctcr Cooper who offered the following rcsoiu
tons, which were Adopted
Resolved. That the members OF tho Union League Club
haze received deep regret tho Of the death
and member Of tho cisb and for many
en *. IT, y Ss n For sn
witch hi lis Wealth .D ss s s 70
nothing ,% y.
stric.ss. integrity in transaction unryaed diligence
y. w;,S !.
IN early manhood 70 conspicuous rank and long since sc
successful World .' sss nos- III
On" ada % as: ssss,Gn public is .p n
and hearty interest In the welfare OF his city and country
ii. fellow citizens. uniformly .hrs" his wSos Weight
, u. for and and e
prosrscssd sirusgio which tho honest people d
si asT' %sssa Sad n sss":'
q r. hi. his s ne
city good Of ~ citizens WAS sure Of
assstioned and 81. loyalty He allied himself
its grand slavery rebellion
pR X. =. Of
prononnce emphstcaly for reform and the reswaken
Ing OF public virtue In tho affairs his
aud his influence very lilo contributed lDe
ally NIL its undertakings and entered into With
characteristic xesN aud energy laborng diligently
crease and widen it's power and influence
Resolved. That . mark OF respect to the memory d
Mr. stewart Committee OF Fifty be appointed by TIT
President 90 attend his funarn.
Tho committee was at once appointed, and Is as fol
lows:-James NJ Constable, Salem II. Wales, W. H
Lee, Daniel +. Appleton, John sloan, W. b. Shattock
B. q. Arnold, Jonn Auchincoss, Nathan Chandler, w
/. Cogswe Isaac II. Baily Joseph Seligrnann. ucpri
Blood, W. IL Fogg, VIM. Blnke, Vim. E. Dodge, u.
Cowdin f. II. Dclano Elisha Brooks, L. Il. Cannon J.
Crosby Brown, Charles l.. Tiffany. Charles Butler,
b. stone, VIM. II. Carey Richard Butler, VIM NJ. Yer.
miiye, d. Van Nostrand, $. b. Wales Watson f. Case,
Charles Butler, Sinclair Tousey, George A. Baker,
s. r. Clifford Eastman Johnson j. q A. Ward, Charlei
wNrous, David Bows. Isaac Sherman. Chester A.
Arthur. y L. Fancher, Chasles H. Bcbce, =. G. Bsne.
dict samuel b. RuggIes, Isaac n. Phelps L. Norton,
Jackson $. Schultz J. W. Bgcow William Blake, f. y.
Morgan Charles G. Landon, Charles Z. Kirkland John
Jay, John II. Haw, William Borden, Adrian lsclin.
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ALGERIA.
THE PROV

THE PROVINCIAL RESURRECTION uNrsrpoRrANr
PARIS April IL, 1875.
The instruction in the province Of Constantine,
Algeria, proves to BIO unmportant.
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BILLIARDS.

THE sxxToN-vIoNAUx PARIS MATCH POSTPONED.
PARIS, April II, 1876
Tho billiard match between Messrs Sexton and
vignaux. which announced to take place tonight
has been postponed.
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DIED.

OIEU.
RIrLEy.-on Tuesday April II, 1876. Of diphtncria,
HENRY JOHNSTON, youngest child Of DR.. John b and
isabella ". Ripley, aged year and months.
East sd st. on Thursday April 13 1876, at halfpas
eleven A. ~ thence by Central Railroad OF New Jer.
soy, 2;$5 ~, for intcrment IN Fairvicw Cemetery,
Wcsthcid n. j. Relatives and friends OF tho family
- - II iPor Oner Drains See yinm PageI
FIRE IN DRY TIME Is NOT MORE DANGER
PrKKs ToorHAcns Dnors cure in one minute
A-THE HUGE. DRASTIC. GRIPPING. srCKENTNo
5s"s sit
juice. All io". UrsnaIesshs Little Giant" eashsrtic
Or mnI,nm psrvo physic: Modern chemical
able a me- 81 eS
hs s"s s e ps g. seys az
powerful large pill while they much paistsbIs
D! ira A Ihsyer. % Baeonsburs. Ohio wrisss:."I
which You prescribe them q snyihnr have over used 80
mild and certain effect. aud leaving the bowels
&C al and iss l' the place
snk .nss ors sns Is @ liz. Sas cake. oo !,
pcvpe get acquainted with them. and viii spoil the pill
than large pills"
A-BENNETr BUILDING.
LOCATED OK xAs s.sE r nss AND FULTON IA
r GS Mr. WELL tHTEo 2sSEs
- ''"i - suiraBi.': roa 'a~
ASfLY OK sA fa faxsEs
AN IMPROVEMENT, INDEED-rHE Beautiful
silk ELAsrfc TRrss sold only by tho ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY, 5<j Broadway. Worn easy during sleep Soon
permanently cnrcs rupture.
A-THE YEAR OF JUBIIEE.--orR CENTENNIAL
promise TAIL lis advent By carly purchase
of KNOX Ar OF the spring STYLE No 2l2 Broadway Or IN
the Fifth Avenue Hotel
A-NOTHING CAN EQUAL THE TONIC AND IN.
MIGRATING effects OF tho PERUVIAN SYRUP % posoxids o.
ron).
KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIFTS
the very best six for SO. 57i broadway
| KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE
| The very best. six tor sa 81 Broadway
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALI
Aerstcd Beverages JOHN MATTHEW'S. =" ~ IN" 800
| 49,. Now York.
! WIGS, TOUPEEs, &C. RAUCHFCss, pRACTI-
cal wignsker ~ i2sh near broadway. New iorE
(! "a HATS II 20; SILK HATS, ~ so woNxH -
fBsa l,sshys,. IA Dsv Chnrsh a. - eeo1eA
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LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.
NEw ORLEANS. April

NEw OnLEAys, April IL, 1916
The spring meeting OF the Louisiana Jockey Club
commences Saturday, 10Th inst, The track reported
in good condition and prospects favorable. Seventy
Ave horses are on the course
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THE wEArHrn YESTERDAY.

The following record win show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twcnty-four hours 10
parson with tho corresponding date OF last year.
Indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnurs Pharmacy,
Vrra m RuI
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ME-. HARRISON QUESTIONED.

CINCINNATI, April H. 1876.
Mr.. Harrison has been asked for statement Of
facts but declines say than that IL brought be-
fore Congressional committee he will tell all no
knows about 1t without conceament
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covered by marble slab three by five feet In szc an1
on this Is Inscribed In Roman capItals:-
No. liz
ALEX'R T. STEWARDS
FAMILY
VAULT.


There oniy about feet square Of the slab visible
the remainder being covered with sod
The mother OF Mr.. Stewart, his niece a MISS Smith
and Mr.. A. T. Stewards two children are inferred d
the vault in ST. Marks church.
STEWARDS REAL ESTATE
Following Is u list of the real estate held by Mr..
Stewart In this city II appears the assessment
rolls In tho Tax ONCE In addition Mr. Stewart owned
considerable real estate which was leased to tenants
who paid the taxes and consequently did appear
on record Tax Once in his name but this is
timated at than $500, 000 IL Is believed BY
the officials that tho list gwen below viii not vary
per cent from the actual amount owned by Mr. Stewart
this COUNTY,
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Average temperature yesterday ...s..............
Average temperature for corresponding date last
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FROM LONDON DIRECT TO NEW YORK.
FRANCE.

N. RoUHER MEMBER OF TIE ASSEMBLY
AMERICAN PATRIOTISM AND oPERATIc ART.
PARIS April IL, 1874
NJ Rouher's election AZ . member OF the Chamber OF
Deputies from Rom, In the Department Of puy de
Dome, has been confirmed.
THE AMERICAN rEsrIvAL-PArRIorIsx AND ART.
Tho Franco American Union has organized grand
operate festival for April "a tho proceeds be
voted TO the monument to be erected In New York
ba.bor The musical societies Of Paris and, IL Is OK
pcctod several provincial societies VIII take part in
The festival.
The programme contains caniaia specially CON-
posed for The OCCASION by Gounod.
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INDIANAPOLIS, April IL, 1875.
An editorial which will be published in the Journal
to morrow dscred.ts and rcpudiaes the report pub
lishcd in tho Sentinel to-day, duplicating ex-Spcaker
Elaine in Irregularities in connection with the Union
Pacific Railroad.
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WHAT WILL RUSSIA DO? FOR THE CHRISTIAN
OR THE TURK?
LoNDoS April II, 1915
The Times BeIlin special says the obstinacy Of the
HcrzcgovDese Is accounted for by tho hope Of obtain
ing Russian support at tho eleventh hour.
THE CzARs POLICY
Tho sclavonic papers, Notwithstanding Russia's ON
cial advice the insurgents to lay down their arms
circulate statements that the Russian diplomatic
agents Austria and Turkey have assured their friends
that Russia will never allow Austrian troops TO occupy
The ;nsurgent territory. Under these circumstances
lhe insurgents think they had better persist; for
though the Russian government undoubtedly desires
10 protect Turkey, there is feeling in Sclavonc quar-
that Russian public opinion will not permit the
government to hand the lighting rayah over to the
Magyar or Turk.
Tho growth OF tho conviction explains the servian
armament
TILE PORTE PRoNoUNcKs AGAINST FURTHER
CONCESSIONS TO REBELS.
LONDON, April H. 1876
A despatch from Vienna to the Standard states
that the Turkish Ambassador has had an In
terview with Count Andrassy, at which he
declared it impossible for the Porte 10
concede the conditions demanded by the insurgent
leaders in Herzegovina and that the reforms proposed
by Count Andrassy which the Porto accepted uncon-
iitionally, the utmost concessions which tho
Turkish government could with sclfrespect grant to
rebels
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THE PROVINCIAL INsuRRECrIoN COMPLETE.
VIENNA, April IL. 1875
kilograms from Bosnia state that the insurrection
has now spread TO tho centre OF Bosnia
The country around Travignac has joined the move
mcnt
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From All Parts of the
Old World.
RUSsIA's DIFFICULTY.
Rill the Car Assist the Christian or the
Turk in the East!
CHANGE DEEPLY CONCERNED.

Bosnia Unit in the War Action Against
the Sultan.
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A BLOW TO BoNAPARTISM
Terrible Tornado in Australasia Industry
and Science at the AntipodesL
TURKEY.

TURKISH RErNFoRCEMENTs MARCHED TO Bos-
MATTE ENTIRE PROVINCIAL TERRITORY IN
INsURRECTIoN.
CoSsrAyrISorLE, April IL, 1876.
Additional Turkish troops have been despatched to
BOSNIA
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FIRE IN DRY TIME Is NOT MORE DANGER
ous than q consumptivs cough Arrest IL with HALKI
IioxyY H0nEuoCND AND Tau
PrKK's IoorHAcHg DRors cure In one minute.
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WHAT WILL RUSSIA DO? FOR THE CHRISTIAN
OR THE TURK?
Richland beacon., 1876-08-19
THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
COMMITTEE.

A'ahama-Walinr l.. Bragg.
ArkauSas-Ioln !. S:mpter
CalIfrruia-F. McCupi,iu.
Coinrado-B. Nj. Hughes
William H. Barnum.
Dciawarc-Ruherson Hickman
Fiorida--tr"n. Mccall.
observation-disclosures I. Barrcy
iIluol>-W William { Candy.
lndIana-Thnmas Toin.
Iowa., NJ Ham
kansas--I F. Eaton
Kcntucky--lI d. MrlIeury.
L0ui>iana-E. +. .lonaS.
Maine--Edmund Wilson.
Mi-Souri-lum e.. Priest.
MaryIauh-O. H"r>cy.
Massaylu~c;'s-F. o Prince.
M:shi-nl.-Elward Tainrcr.
Oregon TX Governor Iuhu Whitaker.
Robert i. s. Heating
NchTa>ka-ii"nr@c l.. Miller.
Ninncsara-W. Lochrane.
New l.,k-Ab Abrlm : Hewitt.
Nr1n.a Rr'"'r; \. Coghill
NV Humps V. Smllowav.
Rhode NmholaS Van Slack.
William B. Bate.
South Caroiina--iames II. Ryan.
Mi>si>sipti--W T. Barksdalc.
Nermnnr-E =. Smaiiry.
New Jcrscy-MiIcs Ross.
Ohiu--Ioln :. Pazzon.
pruu>y igaula-W William l.: Scott
Wiscunsi,-W Ham +. Villas
West r@u.a-AlrN. Campbell.
Tcxds-F. :. :irprkdaic.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-19
4 Sheriff Executing Sentence on
the Authority of Il News.
paper Report.

In the oldcn time in Plumas county
a man was arrested for murder, tried
aud convicted, and sentenced TO be
hanged. The case was taken TO the
Supreme Court on appeal. Finally
q decision was fled affirming the
Judgment of the Court below, and
directed that the drfend2nt be resen-
fenced TO death
in those davs the Sacramento Uu-
ion VAS the only paper circulating in
that remote county, and whatever ap-
pearcd in its columns was taken as
being undoubtedly the fact. The
number containing the Supreme Court
decision arrived at the county scat,
and the Sheriff saw it, and concluded
that the matter was settle finally.
So, walking into the jail. he addressed
the defendant with, "Wcll, the Su-
prrmc Court has affirmed the Judge
mcnt in your case its printed in The
Sacramento Union
at is ?" said the prisoner Chats
rough ; but ] guess III have to stand
it,"
"Weli," said the Sheriff, al have got
to hang you you have been in here
a good while, an expense to the
county, and the sooner the sthing is
over the better"
There's DO use being in hurry,
said the prisoner. give fellow IL
chance TO get ready"
"How will the first of next week
suit you ~ asked the Sheriff.
"Oh, what's the use of all that
bury call it the last of the week"
Well, we will split the difference
and call it Wednesday afternoon
said the officer.
This was acqnicsced in by the party
in interest, and at the appointed time
he was taken out and hanged.
At the opening of the District Court
at the following term, Judge Il. II.
Taylor, now Of Virginia City, who
was then on the bench, inquired of
the clerk if The rcmitllur had been
sent down, ahd being advised in the
affirmative, said: 81 guess we haI
better have the prisoner brought UP
this morning and sentenced" lie
was rather surprised when the sheriff
innocenily informed him that the law
had already been fully satisfied, and
that the criminal had been sent before
a court whence there could be no
appeal
Richland beacon., 1876-08-19
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
His Acceptance of the Nomination
for the Vice Presidency.
His Views Or fhe Political and
Financial Questions
Of the Day.


GEyTrEMEy-I havc the honor 10 acErnw!.
edge the iccc:pt of yOUI communication. in
which you have 70 rally notified me of my
nomination by the Na 'ona Democratic Com
ve'i ION AT ST Louis as their candidate for
the Ulcc of Vice President Of the Uri,ed
States. IL is a nOm.rat'ou which ! had
neither eN pected nor des.red, End yet ! recOg-
niZc ard appreciate the hohor done me by
the Com eniicn. The choice of such a BODY
and pTonourced with such unusual unariuiiy
aud accompanied; with 81 gene an ex pres
son of esteem aud conii, eucc, on, lit TO opt-
wc;"ii eli merely personal de ais and prefer
cnces ol my own. IL is -viih tn.s feeling,
and trust also .nm deep srdsc of pGbIic
duty, that | now accept -he nomiHaiion,
and shall ab dc the judgment of my conrt.y-
men. 1t woud have been impossible for me
TO accept the nom n'na'ion if ! cont; not heartily
irdorsc the platform of the Convention. |
am sraiiiied, lbcrcforr, 10 be able unequivo-
cally to declare that | agree in the princi-
piles, approve The policies and sympathize
with the purposes expressed in that platform
The institutions Of our country have been
sorely tried by the excrgencie. OF civil war,
( and since tie peace by selfish ond cor-up,
management, of public affairs which hes
shamed us before civilized mandLind. By
= unwi,e and partial legislation every industry
and interest of the people have been made
/ 10 sniicr, and the executive departments al
The Covcnmcu; 10y dishonest raJariy and
Richland beacon., 1876-08-19
4 GOOD HOME
FOR SOME ONE FOR SALE,
NEAR DELHI. LA,

4SO acres Of land; 229 acres in cultivation
4 new dwelling. containing live rooms: all
out houses necessary for !aborefs large,
new gin house: n"w 80 saw I'm ana new
belt: Dccrina> new Horse Eucirc--a success
In fact. everything in perfect order for farm
ing. Good wells of water, good gardens.
orchards ul the best quality "i all The select
kinds Of fruits, containing peaches. apples
pears, figs ounces, apricots plums, cherries.
grapes; raspberries, strawberries, etc. etc; anr
in fact, every Ihiu9 to make home pleasant
All above ovci ii.uw, one mile north. west OF
Delhi, on th5 V, 5. x L X. Il.
Price :lS. cu per acre, onc.hai cash, lai-
ancc one and two wears tine.
If not sold before the first OF November,
1870. will be Withdrawn from ia" market
The society ct bclh j. as @u"d as "ny in
the Statehood schools and chWehr>. Mrti:-
odsr. Baptist. Presbyterian and ta'hoIc.
Titles good Changr of business is the rra.
son assigned iIr tiis rXtraurtIHry offer.
Apply to Wiley 2. ManaLanl. Il; Rayvic.
La, or the Undersigned. on 'hc premise, or at
Delhi, La. JOHN {. >lAN>E.L.
\. IIIsI DIST 1870
Richland beacon., 1876-08-19

expense, Federal. Stat" and inuniriual Our
Federal taxation has swollen tIUm >iNiy
millions in gold III loGJ To four huudird ami
ii'tv millions CurrCmry ~ 1910. Our a"gre
gate tdXaiioI from one hundred aud iifjy i,ur
millions god in lSGj to >e.cn hundred and
tI.irty mill .ous in currency IN 1870 ; or il Cur
decade from less tran five du.inrs per head
to more than eighteen dollars per head. Since
the peace the people have paid To- their raX-
gathcrcrS more than thrice ;hc sum of Nation
al debt; and more than twice the sum i,ar the
Federal COver1ncGt aoEc. We acGHnd
rigorous frr"aitv in every department and
from evc:y u,!iccr Of the Government.
EpO,m is necessary to put srop 10 the
proi gate WASTE ef public lanls and their
diversion from actual settlers by the parry ia
power. which mas squandcr"d TWO hundred
millions OF acres upon railroads alone and
out of more than tI'icc ''iat aggregate has
disposed OF less than "A sixth directly 10 the
tiles of the soil.
Rcf0rm is nrccSsa - to correct the omissions
of a RcpublicaJ Coz. ,c>S and the crIors of
our trea les and our diplomacy, which have
- ipped oar iciowci.izens at foreign ii;tli
and kindred race. re crossing the Atlantic. of
the >1ield of American citizcn>hip, and has
incursion> o. Il race no, spruua FROM the same
4rc; p"Teni stoct, and IN fact now by law
denied citizenship t'uough MATT al;zatiuu ~
being neither accustomed 10 the traditions O..
4 progressive civilization. nor exercised M
liberty under equal laws. We Gcuouucr the
poiicy which lhIs disca -ds the lilerry-luyir.
Gc'mau and iocratcs the rrviNa' of 'hr Cuolic
trade. IN Nongcan women imported 10. i'm
.
pcrfo-'r seville labor contracts.
EftOyH is necrs>a aad can never be effect
ed ;ul by maEin. il the corirulrug vote or
the election and Ili'rg il above twn false is
sug- with whirn the uil'cc-hC'ding classes
and the parry III power seek 10 smother IT,
/. The false issue with which they would
enE 'udie ssciaTan strife in rrgard To the pub
c schools, Of which the cstab; >hmCni and
support is due 10 the sevcra! States. and w.:c.f
the DcmCc attic pay has cherished from is
fpUEtal,Gn 2nd is rSo'vcd in nia'Tiaiu, with
OFT prejudice o. p e!c~cucc tu" ary class, >crt
nr creed, and without cOnlriOu' uis rom the
Ire2sr gtO aug.
: The i;'i>e iSslc 10y which t,cy seek TO
i.;ht anew the dy.ug embeIs Of sectional
hate berwce Kindred prorl, once uhr1tu"ay
est aged, 'hut now united in one iudiyisiblc
Republic and common destiny.
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Richland beacon., 1876-08-19
In the Federal House OF Rcprcsen-

In the Federal House Of Rcprcsen-
tatives the other day, resolution was
passed by vote of lGG ayes TO >
noes, recommending TO the State
Legislatures a new article of Amehd
ment TO their Constitution which CON
templates getting the public school
question ont of the Presidential cam
paingn. The contemplated amend
mcnt will declare that public schools
must not be sectarian in their nature,
and that the public. funds must not he
handed over to private schools. The
Republicans voted almost solidly with
the Democrats. which shows the pop
uarily of the proposed amendment
TiciSjuyq WcrdH
Richland beacon., 1876-08-19
| O.00O BUSHELS
LAND FOR SALE.

IN he plantation within four or five miles Of
Delhi. known as the Ninsun Place, on
Joe's Bayou. 1t contains about 800 acres, one
hundred acres belted, about So acres can be
put in cultivation with ntlc work. fine
cypress brake (the best on the bayou) Price
Sll00 cash.
Apply to WILEY p. MANGHAN.
Feb. 81. lS75.--lf Rayvilie, La.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-19
y. w. SMITH,
BARBER DC HAIR DRESSER,

:" AS mosed into his new shop on Louise
street, ,nc door north OF w. l.. Jones
store, 2ayvillc, and provided with all kinds Of
perfumes, cosmetics and hair dyes necessary
dor the satisfactory execution OF all work in
his line aud respectfully soliciis the pa
,ronage of tue public. He can shave, dye,
shampoo, and trim gentleman up in any
style; aud also keeps fancy toilet articles
on hand to a, commodaie the ladies.
June 5. fS75-tf
Richland beacon., 1876-08-19

ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the Tai' oi fl.S pee
square for the insertion and 70 cents for each
subsequent one. Ten lines or less constitute .
square.
7e- Profcssiona, Car'., 5000 per ~ .um: for
six months. sl25D in advance.