Richland beacon., 1876-06-10
Local Breyitics.


he Snats are not disappearing.
lie farmers are all as busy as bees.
"oHdoIas are laid away for season.
Some farmers are layirc.hy early corn.
Mosquitoes are becoming more numerous.
Now Is the time TO kill the grass and weeds
The School Board meets today to employ
teachers.
They say fish are abundant in the Chen.
uault brake.
All the wards were represented in the
Parish Convention lasr Saturday
We learn that our barber>cons,able and hi,
dn,ky friend Boyd got themselves ',ooken up
IN Monroe, the other day for fast riding.
We notice tia, the irrcpres:ible William
NnrrcIl is out as independent Republican
"a"didatc Tor State Senator from this (I-rhl
District.
We are having good seasons Of rai.-pcr>
Iaps little too much rain for the land that
has been ovsrilowcd-amd corn is growing OH
rapidly.
June roses are il full bloom, and the per>
tune of fragrant flowers is waited upon the
morning zephyr. The Picayune IS requested
not gobbIc This paragraph.
The subsistence Of the overflow will be
very apt 10 he followed by more or less sick.
mess, much of which might be prevented by
liberal use Of lime white-wash about the
premises
There no doubt. we presume, but tIiet The
trains will commence running over the Y. s
1. Road again next week, and then per-
haps business will revive lille and the land
will manifest some signs of life.
We are graitied TO hear such favorable
reports OF the crop prospects from all parts Of
the parish. The crops are said to be doing
remarkably well on all the lands that were
not inundated, and tic grow off finely on
those that were
Coates restaurant and saloon AT Delta took
" '''s""S "'"ii'i"S VI 'as'
week, and was totally destroyed, together with
rs contents except few chairs and half
barrel of whisky. Insure by R.b.r ,rooo,
for siuOO-Jop't lro,v j., ,..I,;,.h oo.r,,.,.
Gus" >"'''e'i''o' 'aS' SATURDAY set
''' "'''' 'o' '"'"''s convention 10 no'ni-
''''e '''e '''''"''a'cs '"' The parsh offices; but
''"" ~ me desire OF the people TO
Executive Commi.tce wi,I ,Jo,. ,,,;s oo,r.o
''' "'s' "ea"S '"' me season last
''' "". "ey nun grow IN our garden
'"''. - - '''e""'d io' 'ha' oaske'
u "'ce vegetables ana those beautiful flowers
'''''e" ''e"'' we assure her they
"'S"y "Fl''c'a'e' ny DOR our lady and
''"i''y 'n"y I've save" great deal Of
'""'ss ny ''ea'''''ess-whch Is said to be
''N, % s"""e's.'"" '''e use OF some kind
y, "'S''''e''''"' Eve" We Tree use Of lime
""'"' "e f'e'i'ses 'h'2h' SAFE many family
'''"" "'e a"'eA' oi "at terrible disease,
swamp ie'ef'
var" "''' HessF'. Johnson Bard are
"' ~ ""! ''"c 'o'"hy' I'D TACT Their bills
~" "'o''"" """'' announcing Mat they
'''" s'e"' 'eh'ehhiai SHOW IN
''"' 'nei' hei2h'ors and
">"''
A white man calling himself !. VI. Marin
was brought to the iail at mi. ,,Iace rrom
Delhi, clarged with horse stealing. He is
''""'' W ''' i''''s"' we oei'''e' who per- .
'"' F'"''S tramp. a neIT" I
''"'" IL s"o"''''o"
e i'''se' ou'
The nominees Of Of the Democrats party
q NlrksburS We're all elected last Tuesday,
except one alderman in the third ward, whore
-hr' Loyu, ihdcpeu'shi Democrat, beat Mr..
Murphy 'he regular nominee Mayor OLeary
was reelected by an overwhelming majority,
"e h'Puo'cai hao no iche' al ihe held.
We learn Thar The cororeI cI,urrL pr,,osos
to expel the witnesses a.oiusr II. I.cbsrous
deacon to morrow, Instead Of expcIIinr him
and hi. paromonr. Tins il, i G,>ov.;r, :,
p,,.,,o,,L f,,,