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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-12-07

A letter received from Chicago an
nounces that Mr.. F. G. Taylor sailed
for England on the 25th ult., by the
steamer Helvetia. Mr.. T. will endeav-
or during the winter to sell of the A.
600 acres of land purchased in the Ma
tional Colony, and if he can secure us
a number Of English farmers he will do
this county quite favor.
In 1875, Prof. r. F. Humiston, Tenn
perance candidate for Governor of
Minnesota received 1000 votes. In
1876, Green Clay Smith, Temperance
candidate for President, received IA
votes in Minnesota. This does not in
dictate, we suppose, that temperance is
retrograding in Minnesota. Prof.
Humiston made an active canvass, and
wherever he spoke made a good I'M
preston.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-12-07

We are Informed that the G.. A. r.
propose to have 4 course of lectures
this winter. 1t is probable that the
first one of the course will be given the
latter part of this month.
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p1crzJRES FOR THE HOLIDAYS

PJCTURjES FOX 111U HOLlUAYN
. Parties wanting pictures already
framed for Holiday Presents are re-
quested to call at the Worthington
Book Store or at the Furniture Store
of III. E. Terrence and see some beau
tiful chromOs, etc. 1t
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-12-07

County Commissioner A. o. Condo
returned on Saturday last from an ex-
tended visit to New York. We are
glad to learn that his health is i'm
proved.
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II. D. Winters went on Tuesday last,
to spend 4 portion of the winter in the
Sunny South, as we learn, connecting
business with pleasure.
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OUARTERLY 1fEETTN4.

Quarterly Meeting services will be
held at the NJ. E. Church on next Sat-
urday and Sunday. Rev. Creighton.
Presiding Elder, will preach Saturday
at p. m. and @p. NJ; also. Sunday at
104 Il. IN. and u p. m. Quarterly Con-
ference on Saturday at 81 p. m. =
49," JIG. OGLE.
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The ADVANCE IS KEEP: on file ut the National
Colony LII d Office, LOG Fifth Avenue, Chicago,
where the latest numbers may always be found
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-12-07

Gov. Miller was in town Saturday
and dropped in. lie expected to be in
st. Paul yesterday to cast his vote for
Hayes.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-12-07

Mr.. Estey, Of Elk, has returned from
several months of railroad building in
Iowa.
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COME IN AND WRITE A LETTER.
Farmers in town wishing to write letter are
Invited to call at the ADVANCE office and do So
Writing materials free
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VIM. NJ. Boyer has gone to Roches-
ter, Mimi, where he is engaged in SELL
ing sewing machines.
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Last weeks issue Of the Journal de-
votes about two columns to lampoon-
ing the editor of the ADVANCE. The
gist of the whole TRADE is to attack us
for den0uncing the roWdyism, ringism,
violence and wrong-doing of it's friends.
Really, we begin to think that our case
is similar to that of the good old propll-
ct jeremiah when he cried out:
For since I spake, cried out, I
cried violence and spoil; because the
word of the Lord was made a reproach
unto me, and a derision, daily.
8 Then said, will not make men,
ton of linn, nor speak any more in his
name. But his word was in mine heart
as burning fire shut pin my bones,
and l was weary with forbearing, and
[ could not stay.
10 For heard the OBTAINING of many,
fear on every side. Report, say they,
and we will report it. Allmy familiars
watched for my hating, saying, Perad-
venture lie will be enticed, and we shall
prevail against hun, and we shall take
Onr revenge on him.
IL But tie Lord is eoith me as a mighty
terrible one: therefore my prosecutors
shall stumble, and they shall not rrera;1:
they shall be greatly ashamed; for they
shall not prosper: their everlasting con-
fusion shall Meier be forgotten.
Mr.. Bedford, of Dewald, was recently
visited several times by three or four
wolves who wanted little mutton.
One of them jumped into the sheep fold
to examine the sheep. Mr.. B. set out
some meat sailed with strychnine, and,
strange to say, it didn't agree with the
wolves. Two of them dropped dead on
the place and two more disappeared
and have not been seen SINCE.
If the degree Of lawlessness prevailed
here that the ADVANCE editor has re-
peatedly asserted, his life would have
been endangered long ago, and his ma
terial tumbled into the STRAIGHTFORWARD.
No doubt the ''wish is father to the
thought" The Journal is us great Il
sneak rs the rowdies whom it encour-
ages, and such statements as the aboye
from time to time are intended to keep
up the rowdy spirit and calculated ul;i-
mately to lead to the throwing of our
type into the street. And we cannot
retaliate in kind. Our friends are all
of the law-abiding sort, the substan-
tial, good men of the county, while
every rowdy and inyoker of violence is
with the Journal, teeth and toe nail.
Worthington has got two newspapers,
and the whole community is kept in. 4
perfect turmoil, fights, law suits. etc.,
being Of frequent occurrence, and the
reputation which these things give the
town abroad is anything but reditable.
Better have no papers, than such astate
Of alfairs.-Mankato Review.
Mankato has three or four newspa-
pers, and the whole community is KEEP
in a turmoil. Fights, law suits, ETC.,
are frequent and even murder is some
times committed. Illegal voting, ir-
regularity in Office, whisky drinking,
etc., are also charged, and nearly every
other house IS drinking saloon. The
reputation which these things give the
town is anything but creditable. Bet
ter have no papers than such state of
AFFAIRS.
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WORTHING1ON MARKETS..
WHEAT, $4,000.
FLOUR q Dbl. 5 % q 8 90.
CORN shelled u busllel, 40c.
OATS u bushel, 40c.
BARLEY, No. g 45c.
FLAX, l 90.
BUTTER, 15c.
EGGS q doz., zoe.
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He owes it to the forbearance of the
people of Worthington-people whom
he has outrageously abused, that he is
permitted to walk the streets unharm-
ed.-JOurnal.
lie owes it to the arrant cowardice of
the rowdies whom the Journal. is SET
ting on that he is unframed. They
have insulted and waylaid him on about
every corner, but could NOT, :" screw
their courage to the sticking point - Of
making the; attack. The Outrageous
abuse - consisted in: merely publishing
the facts when tbs Journals friends
committed acts of outrage or violence.
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PHYSICIANS.
r CRAFT, M. d.,

T CRAFT M. d.,
PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON.
Special attention given to Surgery and the
treatment OF Female Diseases; having had ten
years experience.
Also Surgeon Of the Sioux City & St. Paul Rail-
road. -.
Supplied with full cases Of Surgical and Obstct
rical Instruments, aud fracture appliances.
OFFICIAL residence, corner OF Fourth Ave-
nue. and Eleventh Street,
WOR7HINGT0N, MIMI 80.
rs fly. :
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Our handsome young friend L. n.
Bedford is studying dentistry with a
view to entering the profession, and
he takes to it as naturally as 4 girl does
to boy. He has recently made a set
of teeth which are almost as handsome
as the set which nature put in the
mouth of the editor of the ADVANCE,
and which were made with special ref
erence to aching like ''all possessed"
when they get started:
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NOTICES OF CONTEST.

NOTICES OF CONTEST.
NOTICE. U. s. Land Office, Worthtngton
~ MIMI, Nov. q, 1876.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
John n; Lyle against Justin Tiff for abandon
ing D; s Entry No. II, $50, dated June Is 1872,
upon the swN of sec. g. township 1O2, range
AZ, In Mobiles Co., Minnesota, with view to the
cancellation Of said entry: the said parties are
the 9th day of Dec 1876, at 9 oclock a. M, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment
MONS GRINAGER, Register.
1871 J. P. MOULTON. Receiver.
NOTICE. U. $: Land Office, Worthington,
~ MINI, Nov. %. 1876.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Peter Solborge against Joseph Coe for abandon
ing homestead entry No. l6,l59, dated Febua-
ry 10, 1876 upon he neM sec; township lo3,
ran tSnge H. r. MoDles county, MINI; with view to
arc hereby summoned to appear At this Office on
the I'D day Of Dec. 1876, at 10 o'clock q. M, ia
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
MONS. GR1NAGER, Register,
19] J. T: MOULTON, Receiver.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

3SoSAN ASSO NVx4CEISs
Notices IN local columns, reading matter tyne,
~ cents line first insertion 10 centsa line each
subsequent Insertion. To regular advertisers.
half rates.
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The Norristown Herald thinks 1.-THE
girl of the period''~is Election Bet.
Some other paper says it is Louisa Ana.
Why not Flori Da OF Caroline-ah?
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LITERARY NOTICES.

L11EIcARY NOZICEX
Godey's Lady's Book for December opens with
a beautiful engraving entitled My Pets. This
is followed by the December fashion plates and
other pictures, and piece of music called Mer-
~ Christmas Quickstep. The usual quantity Of
reading matter is given and the household de.
par!ment and Chit Chat are very interesting to
the ladies.
We have received the beautiful chrome The
Mothers Joy, wi ich is given to each subscriber
for the next year. Godey's chromos are always
the best given by publishers.
Scribner's for December contains articles on
Bay Shooting, Our Diplomats and Consuls, Sin
gle Celled Plants, Lafayette College An Ameri-
can in Turkistan Saunterings About Constanti-
nople, etc. Mr.. Quatty's Great Speech is very
relishable. DR.. Holland begins a new story III
this number entitled "Nitaolas Minturn." The
publishers promise unusual attractions for the
next year.
The chronological Journal for December con.
ta1ns articles on Harriet Martneau, Conscience
Morbid and Excess sive, The Man of One Idea
The Lesson of the Fair, Who Would be a Woman,
The TX Convict and His Remarkable Work !,
How to Teach, HYGIENE Counsel for Schools, etc.
S. Il. Wells & Co., 737 Broa dway, N. Y.
CESTENNIAI"-AlthouSh the firm Of Fl. A. De-
Land & Co., manufacturers of D. B. DeLand e.
Co.'s Best Chemical Saleratus, has pot been in
existence one hundred years, yet they have man.
ufactured their celebrated Saleratus TWENTY-FIVE
years, during which time the demand for Best
Chemical Saleratus has grown from a few
pounds per day, till now they turn out many tons
1t is strictly pure, healthy and uniform, in fact
contains all the good qualities OF Saleratus and
none of the poor. Every good cook that has
tried it buys it again; thus the success It.
DR.. Bedford is in town hurting eyery-
body he can, pulling their teeth, filling
their mouths with plaster of paris, gold !,
silver, composition, rubber, teeth, and
all the other abominable stuff known to
the dental profession. And stillevery-
body patronizes him. The truth is, lie
is terror to the tooth ache.-Windom
Reporter.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS

AUDITORIUM NJ. Bear.
IREAsURER-H.- ID. Humiston.
REGISTER or DEEDs-T. G. BELL.
d, JUDGE OF PRODArR-R. d. Barber.
SHERIFF-J. A. Town.
SURVEYOR-OttO Berreau
C0gRr xc02xMIss1oXEE-J; Craft.
CORONER-L. B, Bennett.
COUNTY SUrE*INrENDENT-T.C. Bell.
COMMISSIONERS. -.>...
First Dtstr!ct- O. Condo, Of Her,ey.
ton, Chairman. -
THIRD Distrtct-E. 8. Mills, of Bieelow.
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e. CHASE,

g. CHASE.
Farr1er and Horaa Shoar.
DROMPT attention Given At ali tfmee ~ treat.
4 ment OF Horses and to Horse. Shoeinf. Al1o
general blaaksnithing: - -. =. -
mer's Hotels; Worthfngton, MINI. tli@y,
Horses eastrated: Terms-o2 to 8 at owners
risk :. 80 on every hundred to insure, value Of
horse to be appraised Have had 70 Iears *
pcricnce.
Also LICENSED AuCr1ONEER. ''=1's
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The Spirit Lake Beacon closed it's
sixth volume on Thanksgiving Day.
The Beacon is one Of the very best of
our exchanges and it deserves a better
support than can be had in these grass
hopper times. But the editors are
plucky and announce their determina-
ton to go on publishing the Beacon
''just as long as health and strength are
left them"
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GEO. 0. MOORE.

gro. O. MOORE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Graduate of Ann Arln,r, Michigan. Residence
on 10Th street below the public hall. Office at
the Colony Drug store, opposite the W0rthtng-
to-, Hotel, Worthington, Mimi.
VIII attend promptly to all Calls, day Or
night. L&ly.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
BANKS.
BANK OF W0RTHlN6TON.
BANKS.

kLLHU SMITH, Banker. A. N. SMITH, Cashier
INTEREST PAID FOR TINE DEPOSITS.
Drafts Bought and Sold Special attention Civ
on to collections.
Once Hours from 9 to IL a. IN. and from to /
o'clock, p. ~. [227ly.
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With our eyes full of tears, (ready to
overflow on sufficient provocation,) we
have to announce that Joe Loveless left
town a few days ago for Nebraska
We have inquired as to the cause of
this sudden taking of, and hear but one
story, viz: that he and his father had a
"muncus :" in which Joe got knocked
over once oftener than he did by the
brakeman. and that thereupon Joe took
the matter in high dudgeon and left for
Nebraska. If it were proper on occa-
sions of this kind to sing psalms, we
should sing with David Of old,
30 Lord, Thou beholdest mischief
and spite. to reQuite- it.o
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Shell has put storm windows on the
north side of the hotel.
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We learn that two settlers came on q
few days since from Chicago and settled
in the town west Of Seward. They are
building and propose remaining.
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CLUB RATES

CLUB RATES.
Inc ADVANCE Is furnished at d 50 \ year to
Clubs OF ten or more. Clubs OF ton for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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'> CAN'T ANDPoUETRK, =.
FRESH: AND SALT MEATS, -.
AND POTTED BEEF
Tho er@-specialty. Thanks for pasenbssal
patronage, BY fair dealing and furnishine good
meats, he hopes to retain the p,plls patronage
@3S@y]rH - =; =. 80,
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worthingt Neat Market.
al VIM. MADISON tic:

/. Attic faxorite OLD STAND on Third Avenue
continues tose.t All kinds Il Meat IL the BEST
QUALITY So. 5=sso2 55@&24 f.:
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M. A SONIC:

PEGVLAR COMMUNICATIONS Of Fr.tern,.
~ y Lodse, No. l0l, A.: +. 4 A. NJ. 1t MasOnic
"a, ~&N Hall IN WO:thingtOn on the
A&GS9A4 list and 81 Mondays IN esci,
&2$1&AS N. b. souLr, w.. M.
2k&S4 8. Ed. CHANDLER, Sec,
3e&H&&$ REGULAR CONVOCA.
3N fesE TONS Ofldying Arch Chan.
1SkFSzN1NAN ter, No: g t.. A.. NJ: at Ma
,.,. ~ sonic Hall OH the 4th Monday
A:C. ROBINSON, M: e.. HIP.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS
Eastern daily ;, PISA m.
Wsssorn-La Verne and Sioux Falls, 81 sp: % m:
Spirit Lake Mondays 6n. M
Seward, Saturdays, 10 4. ~.
s sastSen s'@"''s: ! 50 =. m:
Ws:ssTn11n Verne and Sioux Fails, Il 10 4 So 81
Spirit Lake, Tuesdays "a nv
SaWArd. SATURDAYS, an m
m. Sundays. 0' ''''" -
Once hours from 2 a. IN. to y m. and from:
to p: NJ. Sundays-irom 8 to Q a. m. and
from Il M. to 12:30p H.
NJ. r. sOULE, IN.
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DENTISTRY TN
Or. e. Bedford,
MENTAL ROOMS over the ADVANCE OF
l)FiCE, Tenth Street, opposite the Park, wor:
thington, Mimi Open tie last week in each
month Work insured i've years. [2Nly.
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tssg9s.t ss.ss,-..t;r,
local! q! ! 4
w'tollhTlEHl119NEGToN. MINI. DEC. 7. 1876

~. IS 0HUHcBs D11sscy.r0R r., szs-s
MErnoDlsr2 EPls ,opA1.-,services everv s,h-
Datn, mOrlAng at s,0:N Sabbath school at 4
E. NJ Services Saa.oath evening at I 80 O'clock
OLE. Pa MtSSt'ns Ih+rsday evening Rey. >. G.
UNION CoSGREaA cIoxA1--SeryIces morning
ana evening" 9tind ~ School fmmediateiV aftet
tlle morning servtct. PRAYER meetinC Thnrsdav
evening: Rev. Il. Il. futile, pastor.
fHasB3.rER1AN CnuRcn.-serv,ces morning
ana sh evening Sabbath School Immediately after
evening Rev. c. O.: Thatcher, Pastor,
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OEFICEleN.
NOTARY PUBLIC.

VIII give especial attention to executing and
the renting OF village property 0rimproved farms
and to the collection OF rents, taxes. etc. Sew
cral improved farms, and village property for
sale. Also unoccuPfed claims ut great bargains.
Correspondence and patronage solicited. Worth
ington Mimi. (5ly.
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ADVERTISING Rates: :.

ADVERTISING RATEa. /
One inch three weeks. r. IN. three ,ro,,+n. a.
Five inches I. "eM"~S' ~ 500
a..a,., 49,. "vo' 1000
Special rates given for larger advertisements.
special notices, first week 10 cents a line. snh.
'e4ens cents line
Yearly advertisements to Re p,id S%aS naTT1
davit Is given. Nv P"'" 'o1 ooloIo "n''
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GRANGE REGISTER.

REGULAR MEETINGS.
Worthington Grangc-Sccond and Fourth Sat.
urdays IN each month. at II O'clock :.
herscy-f1rst and Third SATURDAYS.
Graham Lakes-SecOnd and Ath Wednesdaxs
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-09-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.
McLaran, Williams 4 Co.
rAc [ I

McLaran, WiIiams 4 Co.
VS.. No coo State of Louisiana,
Succession of Parish O: hlch'a"u'
Margaret stafford, dec I. Parish Court
By virtue Of Judgment of said Court
ordering the sale Of proprr'y oil sam su''cs
sion. 10 pay plaintiffs rIains, with interest
and costs. and a writ Of sale directed to me
have seized and taken INTO my possession,
aud will OFF, Tor sale 10 the hlehr>' p''','''
At rbe door of the Court house IN RayvIlIe, La,
within the legal hours OF sale. On
Saturday. tie Dist day Of October 1876
the following described property, '""r'her
with all the Improvements, hel"h&"- '"
In. succession of Mrs. Margaret Stafford.
appraised on the inventory thereof al r 'l're"
Hundred Dollars A lot of ground near me
tow u of Girarh, lying South OF the u {.
r. r. botndrk ou the North 10y ;he Right "i
WAY of said K. + aud on the West 10y The
public road i-ailug from Glrard down h'e"i
River and described H. deed TO Margaret
Stafford. "A, beginning at hicrory tree, Tor IA
corn-r and IuunIu. thence West 10 yards L"
a sycamore tree thence South 20 yards Ia
ann,h.r sycamore thence east 10 yards Ia a
s,..afras tree, tIIeure North 20 yards Z" the
place of beginning containing about one acre
Of land of land aud embracing The store house
formerly occupied by A h Freiihru Co,
and known a. the White Store AT GIrard. La
Terms Of saIe-on twelve months credit
pur 'has-r To give honi with approved secu'
nry. per cent per annun Interest from date
| with SPECIAL mortgage retained upon properly
/ sold Tor " hat it Nil bring.
&. H. MOORE. Sheriff
! Rayyiile La Sept. %. 1876.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-09-30
TIE CENTENNIAL HISTORY
UNITED ST A T E S.,

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We most heartily '"'h'n'"h '"is ""'H 10
on rrairr>. u l. "H "fy hl'>> W "'''''S' y"
bnha-'" effort :" i'''i'n' ''r "f' """' P''''''
but ~ "A clear. ''N"i' AZ" "tl''''' h'''"'.'r
at thu events "i our history II"h w" as
c"vrty uf I'll" American N""H"th' !" ''e
present dat u gives III interesting "c'"dt''
at the Indians 0i N"rih America. ION lhe
time 81 thtTonIh2 "I me WINE men, ih1
VOYAGES al '"''ih"'>' 'hr 'AP'""""tiS VI ~"
d'fi"renr n'rl''n> OF f."r"p". aud The Wander
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-09-30
Sundries.

CUGARS-All yra,i-s
- .dOL.7SSES-Chonr. Prime AM Fan
IN S"g>. hall barrei, AMI barrels
FLDCR-Barr.'s and hail harr-ls Ciirr,.
FANNY. Extra aud Superiine
Il. ID ME.iL-R-c. iv.d weekly.
HOG PRUDt CT-Lari IL all Nc park-
ages; Suga'-cured Ham ani ShuuIirr,
BreaLi a>; Bacon; Baron Sides an 1 Shoulders
M--> pors; Prime Mes Pork
COFFEE-Ch"icr, Prime AMI Fair
TE.7S-lmp"riil, Gunpow ter Tyson aud
OOirnsy
SPNES-Cmnamon Pepper and Al-pice,
SO.AP-Oiive. Family. Pam and Toilet
CANDLES-B3es, half h"xcs aud
quarters
SN.9RCH-Be,t Pearl
PICKLES-Piut-. quarts, tall aollon AM
gallon I'm, ported and Nomesuc.
Biuing, Barking, Matches, Browns
Buckets. and anything else in ga, line that
can be called for.
LAHxIH & EssLssrcs
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-09-30
TAX SALE.
TAX COLLECTOR S OFFICE.
Rayvlilc, Richiand Parish, La.

TAX CoLLEcToRs OFFICE. }
Rayvlilc, Richiand Parish, La.
A CCOkDING to the Revenue Laws of
~ the State of Louisiana, providing for the
rJ,ltcrion Of taxes, and especially act ~ OF
General Assembly 1873, | have seized and
will proceed to sell at the Courthouse door 10
the towr of Rayville on
Sasrday, the An day Of October, 1875,
the following described lands, or such part
thereof rs may b- necessary 10 pay the taxes
due the State of Louisiana and parish OF Rich
land and all penalties and costs for the years
lS72-1S75
Norwood & Hay res-E Of NV CINE Or
sec aud ! sec !; of 81 sec IL. I IN,
RI E.w4 of NE or and sec 3; ) oil
n Z ar, sk ar Of or, tots J, o, anu ~,
sc 3; lots 3, 4, S; 8. IL, II, 10 and ID, ; Or
81 & w'qr, qr OF Or, sec 9; ! OF NV
ar, W or of " or and NV Or OF sw Dr.
sec II, + Is N.R7 E; containing 2l36 acres
more or less. State tax 2F.70, penalties
% u, parish tax 1928, auditor. recorder,
curator al hoe, printer and collectors costs
I4.75; totai 533.45.
+ r. - ~ $500 Tex Colleesp'
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-09-30
TAX SALE.

Tax Collector Office.
Rayvile, E,ctisnd PARISH, La.
Accoriin. 10 The rrv-iue laws oi the. state
OF louisiana, providing tor the collection 81
taNr> aud especially act - Of The general
assembly, 1913, | have seized ANA viii FRO
coed 10 sell a, the count house door III ihe
town Of Ray wife, Oil
Saturday, The llh day Of Oet05T, 1876,
The follow ing described lands or such part
thereof as may tie necessary to pay the taxes
due tue state u Louisiana aud parl>h OF
Rrhand and all penalties aud costs. for the
years isGG-lS15:
Smith l. w half of n f 81 and sc or
OF II or of ., IA i, 4 "o'rta IA
iug ~ acres uioTa Or less. State tax 1000,
prha!tes lI.i5. parish tax 1881, au''ii"r,
rrcue,i-r. cur,ior al hoe. prinier an,i colec>
tor costs "A 20; tnaI % -.
Nm / OLIVER,
sept 80, 1876 Tax Collection.