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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-25

LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.

Forth from curtaincd window
The glad light comes and goes;
In the richly furnished chamber
The fitful fire light glOws;
But the woe Of the stricken master
WhO knows?
Standing without on the pavement,
Where the bitter north wind blows,
4 woman leans. q 1yuishc,i and smitten,
Wrapped up ~ it were in her woes;
Blu. the hope Of that weary spirit
Who knows:
For often grief falls the harder
On one who has felt but few blows,
When life still seems worth living,
When a scent is still left in the rose
But the hope of the earthly stranded,
Who knows?
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-25

IT WASN'T THE TooTHACHE.-1n
the ladies waiting room at the Depot
the other day were a newly married
couple from Grass lake. They had
been visiting in the city two or three
DAYS, and were then ready to 60 home.
They sat side by side, of course, his
arm around her waist and she leaning
on his shoulder. A long-waisted
stranger from the East, having sore
eyes and big heart, walked in, saw
them thus seated, and in about a min
ute he asked of the husband
HAS that woman there got the
tooth-ache?'
The husband looked up in surprise
but made no answer. After two or
three minutes the long WASTED man
again remarked:
"If that woman has got the tooth.
ache I've got bottle Of peppermint
in my satchel here.
The bride rolled her big white eyes
around, and the husband looked some
what embarrassed. The man down
from the East unlocked his satchel.
fumbled among shirts and collars, and
brought up four ounces Of peppermint
essence. He uncorked it, touched
the contents Of the bottle against his
big red tongue, and, handing it for
ward toward the husband, feelingly
said:
Just have her SOP some on rag
and rub her gums with it. We've
used it in our family for--.'
The brides eyes threw ont sparks
IL. she lifted her head from its loving
position, and, striking at the bottle,
she enarled out:
"Tuthache, you fule! If you don't
know the difference tween true love
and the tuthache you'd better pick
grass with the geese!"
my Lord = gasped the man, and
he hurried out with his satchel in one
hand and the bottle in the other,
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cnUscHrs.

x,thodi.s Epi.eepal--Rev. II. +. Yves!
pastor. sabbath school at . =. H. y
W. Stocksiale, Supt. g.,
Luth<rnn-lSev. w. C. Wire pastor. sab
hath school At 3,o'ciock p. IN. JOSH Z. Web
ster. Supt. ,nr, ..
.,r sabbath school at IT o'clock; W. j..
Martiu, Supe. inteadent.
Norarian-Rev. l.. r. Clewell. pastor
Sabbath schoo, at , o'clock; James Cree
ger, Superintendent. !. u,:u,..
R,man Cashs!se-lssv. Father William
Hill. smiths.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-25
CHANGE OF TINE
WESTERN MARYLAND X. ROAD.
03F -

IN and sitter Sunday, Nov. II, 1877,
" Passenger Trains will run A. fol-
LEAVE MECHANlCSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at 7:?l \.
NJ, aud 3:l7P. n.
For Harcrstown and Williamsport ll:l3
A n and 7:ls r N
ARRIVE MECHANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at II
15A " and 7:l3 p n
From Williamsport and liagerstown at
7:si . u, and 3:l7pm
ExxIrrsnuno RAILROAD - Change q
Ssheduk. snd after Sunday, Nov ii,
trains Will leave Emmittsburg at 6.55 a. H.,
and 2. 20 and 6.lO p. M; and arrive at
Rocky Ridge 7.2s a. M, and $40 and 6'4o
pm.
And will lesve Rocky Ridge 1885 a. m,
and s.44 and 6.55 p. NJ, and arrive at En-
mittsburg II asa. M, and 405 and and 7.95
y. m.
Passenger Trains on W. NJ. r. II. leave
Rocky Ridge as follows: Eastw"rd-7.3s
a. M. and S44 p. M. Westward-10.55
a. Il, and e.56p.m
. 'r @ JIM. HOOD,
., Gen'l Manager.
B.H. GR1SwOLD,
Gsnl Ticket Agent.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-25

Last Friday week in the criminal
Court Of Baltimore Judge Brown SEN
fenced twelve young men found gull
ty of rioting last July at the Sixth
Regiment Armory and Camden Sta.
ton. The sentences varied from eight
months to three months in Jail, II Z
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-25
4 CHRISTMAS BOX.
BY MARGARET LEE.

That year Christmas came on Thurs
day. The season had been unusually
mild, and the twenty. fifth of Deem
Der was a lovely, suushiny day; no
clouds shut out the blue Of child.
hoods Heaven, no white of snow hid
the earth and its green turf and foil
age. For week before the Festival
the woods in the vicinity of the town
Of Greenville had been noisy with the
voices Of young people, as they cut
hemlock, laurel, and holly to decorate
the church and their homes.
Mr.. James Barclay was a man who
Was thankful to be able to say that be
did not believe in Christmas. The
significance Of the phrase, Christ with
us, had never reached his comprehen-
sion. No part Of its work Of eighteen
centuries ever formed the subject Of
his reflections. 1t held for him no
comfort, stirred no sweet memories
excited to no deed OF benevolence,
suggested no visions. The church
bells merrily ringing rather worried
him, as he sat in his pleasant library
pouring over heavy financial article,
and ray of sunlight Frightening the
par,er in his hand, made him rise,
cross his wide hall, take his hat, open
the door, and saunter down the path
to the gate.
His handsome house was on the
main street of Greenville, but charm
ingly remote from the noise and dust
of the business blocks. His lawn was
bright with Fall blossoms, his wife's
only pets, and leAning vita his back
against the gate. and his hat pushed
off his forehead. he inspected and ad'
mired the material things he called
his own. Hello ! said a very small
voice behind hun. He turned and
looked. Outside the gate, with his
chubby hands grasring the iron rails
was little boy in a brown Holland
apron. Curls of hair that shone like
an auro'e in the sun, shaded the ha
eel eyes raised to his, and smile was
parting the rows CT pearls, and dimp'
ling the round pink cheeks of this un'
expected visitor.
Hello! said Mr.. Barclay. Being
stout pompous man, with light eyes
gray hair, and an ordidary good ma.
tured face, the Guild seemed to fee
quite at ease with him.
Where's my papa was the next
query.
Where do you live Mr.. Barclay
ignored the poser. The child shook
his head.
Don't know, eh! Well, what's your
name''
Box was the quick reply.
Box? What kind Of a box
christmas Box.
What's that?'
Santa Claus bringed me.
! %, you're a Christmas Box, ell
Well, look here, Master Box, you'll
get cold out here with nothing on
your head, and no coat on. Don't you
kaow where you live Box again
shook his head.
Are you hungry Another decid'
cd shake.
'Rebecca, here's a lost child ! What
shall l do with him?' shouted Mr.
Barclay.
A voice answered, Bring him in.
So Mr. Barclay opened the gate and
held out his hand. Box nodded, took
it with his short fingers, and then the
novel couple might have been seen
proceeding UP The garden path.
Mrs. Barclay came out Of the uln-
ing-room to see the arrival,
Poor little fellow. Come 10 by the
, fire YOU must be frozen.
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MEcNAyIlSTONN.

B1rs's'-D. G h.r'i''
Csmmi,si.nSrs-R. l.. Boblitx, a. slick'
Van n Oder Isaac Barton.
Clerk-E. l.. BobliL.
r.x C.lls<t.r- Caleb reldicord.
Post,nssssr-JVhn hoet.
C.n,toIlIs-Calsb Peddicsfd and John
A. Rsnnsr.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-25

The office Of superintendent ofpub.
lie stores at Baltim ore, held by Mr..
John Lea Chapman. salary $4,000,
has been abolished by an order from
Secretary Sherman, and the duties as
signed to Mr.. Ellington Fulton, keep
er of public stores No. l.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-25

Thieves have developed new
method Of robbery in the cities. They
smash the windows and steal the goods
nut in them for show. The operations
in this style commenced in New York
and is going regularly around Bal
timore and Washington suffered the
past week. ...a
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SOCIETIES..

III and 4. n, No ls5--Meets every
secont and fourth Monday in each month.
VAN 3. Oslsr. Secretary.
K.r p NJ. s7-Aeet every Friday
night. K. Of r. +. S.. G. Hartman
no. sfO. r., No. 4S-Mcet ever,
Thnrsd.y night oha Lauders, Sec'y.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-25

Mr.. P. P. Pendleton, president Of
the Valley Raj road, and president OF
the second branch of the Baltimore
city council for the term expiring in
October last, died very suddenly on
Sunday week at bis homo in baIt''
more.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-25

A strange story comes from loTa.
A man named Proctor was hanged by
the neck. Surprising him dead, the
mob left him, the body being taken
care of BY the family. In a few hours
life was discovered in the supposed
dead man. By good work he WAS
brought to consciousness.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-25

At Wilkesbarre, Pa, yesterday the
Jury in the case af Woodward d Do
ran, publishers Of the Sunday lsews'
charged with libel oy Sheriff Kirken'
dali, Of Luzerne county, yesterday
brought in a verdict Of Guilty
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-25

Mayor Kane, tho City Council. the
Board Of Trade, the Corn and Flour
Exchange, and tie Merchants Ex-
change Of Baltimore, have each ap-
pointed Committees to cooperate tor
the purpose of obtaining from Congress
al appropriation for a new post'othce
in that city.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-25

HIS Off YEAR.-He stood SILVER
ing around the Central Market yester-
day, a drop Of rain finding it's way
down his spinal column now and then.
He recognized the fact that the season
had closed, and that sleeping under
sheds had become coldapd monotonons.
i've got to lay my plans for the win
ter" he was heard musing as he dove
into his empty pockets. I'm kinder
'fraid the public are sick Of grasshop-
per and fire sufferers, and ] know
they are up to snuff Of the dodge Of
the clergyman driven out Of Arkan-
saw by the Ku-Kluk! Let's see |
might be Russian or Turkish exile
but cant talk the language. l
might be settler driven out Of idaho
by the Injuns, but the war IS ended.
all these kerosene and gun-poweaer
accident. are old, thepublic don't care,
any more who gets hurt on railroads
and my eyes are too good to play OFT
blind. Mother hand organ wouldn't
pay, the chestnut business Is to cold,
and folks won't buy any more tooth
ache cure. Hang it, all the lodges
are played and here am as hungry
as a wolf and clothes all gone! It
looks as ii the day wasn't far off when
we'll have to 90 to work and wear
ourselves down TO the bone to get a
living.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-25

F. A. seely, Chief Clerk Of the Pat
ent Office, was knocked down by q
highwayman on Mass, avenue. IN
Washington, on Saturday night. and
robbed Of his watch, pocket: book ana
other valuables. He is badly, though
not seriously, injured in the head.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-25
DIRECTORY
uF FREDERICK COUNTY
AND
The Borough of Nechanicstown

Orph0hG C04St meebSs VeSy AO'Ssy al"
Tuesday o: each-wsek.
CA<f yxdss-wu. J. Rlasas
.1.seeisssr-Thom.s HolLruuner and Jno
NfGhtmss.
R.sae- Of N~-co'. John R. Rou1er.
Csunsy Cor.r.issi.nsrs--.John Witherow,
PRECEDENT; solomon d. Devibiss Jos: Gro
mise. Stephen r. Bowlus, David N. Whip
Cy.rk 1. Comma~.".r.-H. F. Steiner.
Cs,,.s,sr Of Stat. snd County Taz"-W
n Miller. i.-
C.usty sxr,.yer-wn. II. Hamburg
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
President, James w.Pearre: Con,m'si"m-
.r.-Willis,n G. Baker. James W. Troxel',
Joseph Brown, Henry Boyle. t.,,~,.
Jusrreks or THEPEAcE.
n;s,r;ct Ne. 1S-TreA'k White, Nechan-
;c.tnwp: C L. FirOr, 0raceham; WIN. .
NsPherscn, Ca.sctiu Furnace.
REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.
Di.,rixt No. l5-bernard Cslliaowsr.
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lob work-CAsH ON DELIVERY
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IN and after Sunday, Nov. II. 1877!
" Passenger Trains will run A. fol-
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-08

Ii was with deep re ret that we learned
last Sunda" that Rev. l.. c. Kelis. pastor Of
The Baptist chHrch a; ,.i, place was PROSTATE
with fever, AZ his home in Monroe. which was
the reason he dill not fill his appointment,
here that day. Hope he has recovered lis
wonted health efe now.
Last Sunday, NJ: Jack Cwia, who LEI, Til,
couHt.y just after J VI. Wilson wa, Killed.
and for whom a wa.faht was issued As an
accessory, stepped off the tram a, this place.
The Sheriff tempted 10 ares, him. anl he
dropped his valise and ran o., but he came
in on Wednesday, had preliminary exam
nation before Paiish Jddge f. C. MONTGOMERY
and was acquitted. there being no evidence
against him except that he was ia CO npa1y
with Hihds when he did the killing. Tia,
affair. we are told. leaned Jac'; le son that
he VIII not 70. get. His fl'he. inform, Us that he
has kept O., Of bal company ever SAGE and
expresses a deter nina,iol TO continue 10 do so.
We hope he will keep iii, re. oiation. far he
is fine looking and promi,irg YONG nan, ia
whom we feel considerable, iute e.. and for
whose family we have great respect
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-08

cotton crop. The BRIGHT prospects Of a few
weeks AGO have become gloomy and the ont.
Iooh i very d.-coVaE,rv. Owing 20 the Ions.
drouth anl excessive hot weather the plan,
IS shedding is forms. and in many places
uieie i serious complaint Of ri-'. which Of
l'-ei. would ca, the c,up short One Of our
Eastern Texas core poaG-at- thinks ,hr crop
IN the ne g4hot.pl a Ey-ral Flths will
not ave a-r b." ~ seven uc ,.-. while some
OF hi, De- .-hto.s t..'a It VIII not average a
bal" 70 tel aces. l n" same 'i>cou,1@'ng
r"Tof:s come TO H. ..om Bo.s:er, DeSofO and
sor.on liih: pa.ishcs
O"ac'.'a Tees aph: Parish Cour, :, in
scss.o1, Judge Slack presiding. Nearly all
@. oar local attorneys have business before
the Court.
The health &C his ri. and cont Y adjacent
has greatly improved. Oar physicians have
All pl""iy Of ;i.u" .'ia Ca rae:- hands.
Thursday mo-.io- ah,at 3 O'Clock it began
70 rain and continue 10 -a'I u,f.l ~ )u: d.
ociac.. The gaTdcIs. peas. temps and po~
tatae> have been ea''y be1.i; a.
The Jew 81 New Year br2.as tomorrow.
The day VI he approrr arrly ob-c we'd by
the l>mc.'cs @. NJ. "c. AL Q. their hr>i,
ness houses WI" be closed. a also Ca Mon
dey rne i7ih.
Tie rye has been vety I'.'e ELECTED by
Tuesday raj, bat ON the clo4dy. damp
SAFE @" the woa'lc- il not vn'.telv we-'ail
see Il september 81. .u.uc'i %. wi ciI has
no; occurred ior -ars, bat was not uuco.nmon
before iIr wa.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-08
FLEEING INTO TIE MOODS.
Another pUZZ;c far from, Home
for the Brooklyn Police 10
Work At.

There was no selu.ior yesie.tav of the
mystery ali' che, 10 Inc ti-arFeasaucc o. VII.
liam ). E'yan ci 2Il Scheuec..ty aye4ue.
oot'yr. Ac.rI Superintendent Waddy
,estcfday received = letter ron Ch,pf OF Pc
lice Wood g CiHcin .;'.I. re'ai - that ON Aug.
7 the >'caH.ct Ma " Her =. rcd ON -,
Louis. aad tie, the Captc;a hid 'cpo eel thai
a wcil-s'Ie ed man, who gave tie name Of
" ian Man'o. Of Ware on No. took pass
sa-e AT 81 Louis. On the way DOW . tie i,vrr
be gave So, Of hc.ne Ute. At a lard:.s
below C;lc.roa, he .dtterls cot me boat,
ard s,a ed S., CHI .ofjhc wood. H'si,.ok
was form, to coaiciI new 500. goo. a lun.
he of cP l d. Is. .p,He COOLING a nj a ragged
piece o. pePe' on which YVES w-,,en, III
uoi called iof ia ten dass etdcl 10 NJ + -van.
2ll Schenec,adv avrode. oo9lyl, l. L.
This Sip was e4c'osrd - the lee. and tie
ung was yesie.day he It,.icd as ,har Of "
J. ya1. B'yal let broo.yI ~ March with
a la e 80 OF mo ey. to 'ake possession Of a
ia'm re,r We euto' No which he bad Oh
tanned - exchange To- some L ooLivn properly.
tie w'ote beck t'ai Ae was 10, pl"a>ed with
his larm. ald that he in.edded 10 visit Ct ,cin-
matt to see Il lie could no, eilect auotLet ex.
cha re iof a e. IN per tlrre. Ga Aug. IL
lac autographed that hc lid "a ted for Cincin>
ua'i Ace IG.t Ssn.
We see no sfcat mystey about this. a
man answer ~ hi> description was reported
to have been found dead in the woods, near
where lie qpit the boat, a few days aztec that
o,c'~feoce, with l. re som Of money on Lis
pe<~on. He was ly."g with his bead betw cen
two sapplip.s, with his skd'l at tie beck Of the
head frac,rrcd. He bal gone to a house or
two few days previous ani asked iof wa'er
and it was noticed HAT he appeared TO lie in-
sane. If lie had been n,utdored he certainly
would have been robbed also.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-08
SAD AC(Ii)ENT.

1t was with the most profound regret TINT
we received the sad intelligence Of the death
OF Thomas y Sr,crs WITCH occHrcd a. IN,
residence, in tbs pa'> -. On Wednesday ias',
under the fo'IowinEc ca.u,'ances:
IL appears tia, h. Wa cu-a.,i "a ~. ..
a IA hou," and GA of the ? etc~ oI a.. beer
fell uroI 81 y,d>lcd h,m To death How
iorclby WAS the fact ilir>I.a'cl o. t.'i> instance
that IN tie Md; %: u e we ave in ica'h.
The comnua =. III ie : = IT, - loss il hs
death, o.. he Was wurhv. l.t-' H-r.:. uu-
right, hoho able add usr;Jl cil on. whose
los VIII be felt ,'ioIchout the cCmmd nv
His family have one most earnest sympathy in
their bereavement.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-08


Mr. Jefferson Davi,'s oil goodman. the
colored man employed by him ut she time Of
his capture, and who i row living at Rail
e.h, y. c., says that Mr.. DAVIS was not
Disguised as a woman. lie was dressed in
his ordinary cl"ihing, with cavalry boots a
waterp 'oof over his dress coat, shawl thrown
Owe his shoulders, and on his head a broad
brimmed white or dfab Texas hat. Mr.
Davis went ,p the teni door, aad was ordered
by the soldiers to surrender. he replied ;hai
be would not; that he would die first AT
'ihis Mrs Davis pressed to her husband and
put her arms around his neck, begging the
soldiers not To kill him, both she aud the
chrildren crying piteously.-Jickstnrg Her
aid
Well, how many more times are the people
TO be assured Of this fact2 We never sup-
posed anybody ever believed the pet'icoat
>toiv.
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OBITUARY.

Died, Little JIMMY. second son o. Mr.. c.
w. aud '. \. Heath. near Ain. AZ ! - a. m
9th Ang. 1871, of 4 conbi19r On Of diseases.
In seved years. three nIodt,i> and e.i,ceu
days-ior tbs was III, tIr-l.t.l" jimmy
wove the >ilteo cord oi love a-ould he hearts
Of his devoed parents. relatives and lficads
which Eole bit God coald sever. Oar heav-
emily Father bath recalled h,s own. Tie
Lo'd' .,ive.h aud the Lor! rakc,h away; bless
ell be the IA ne o., tie Lord" 4 EHrENp.
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HIGHEST AWARDS At CENTENNIAL
EXHIBITION. THOUSANDS OF FAM.
IIES I-SlNlI THEM

Demand Increasing every day vhere they
become known. Ministers, judges. LAWYERS.
editors, taiiors, maohinist-. &c, recommend
them a. perfect. Rights given free 10 first
applicants If there is no agency in Your
place write or it or bHy machine for your
family or a relative; there Is none better or So
cheap. Machine, sent 10 all parts Of the
country. on receipt of price, sIS. Read
advertisement BEGINNING
SlS-SEWIEG NACHlNE.-slS.
limo q TC1--fy
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eRittland Bsatoer,
Agents OF the Beacon.

HOWELL q CHEsuAy, ST. Louis Mo. are
onr authorized Agents To con.rac, for adv,r-
Using for the BRiC0y.
5. VI. PETrIycILr & Co, ~ Park Row
corner Beekman street. New York. are our
authorizen agents for n. Y.
IL. p. HucEARp, Advertising Agent, New
Haven. Conn, will contract for advertise
ments for the BEACON
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$500 Z.GT'.

One pair Sleeve Buttons. storc setting.
{ Ir 1T @ Spiral >hi't Studs
pur r-a,y band II, a-.mtrt Ring.
Ca, st y Engraved Eface",ls
One L.,iir, Lpt. Guard or Neck Claim
0uc Engraved Miniature i.o-kcl f.r We. alloy,
One zen, licav; Luk Watca Chain
.p.c Lake Gcorrr Damon stud
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RAYVILLE. LOUISIANA,
Saturday, September g. 1877.

Please address all letters OH
business connected with the
Beacon Office, and commune
cations intended for publica.
ton, 10 the Beacon. or to
THOS. j. MANGIIAM.
Editor e. Proprietor.
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ssSs

ABOVE PEEJrDIcE-A cotcnPogary says IN
n recent article: Ii .ttr wish 10 lrow
whctiler'a man J. sdret.or 20 the PEI ltices 81
the world. ask h IN 10 ca ) parcel for you. :"
4 fellow TIED his pian lew days since upon
a wei!-drc,sed man be met at n rai,way sta
ton. The wcli-dre->ed maa took the parcel
and the other was satisfied hat he was supe-
rior to ;ie pr,judice> Of socieiy, but he Las
not seen the parccl sincc-yUGy
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-08

Disease j. killing Morton. Blaine is Liiling
himself. Hayes, As 10 n second term, commit
tel suiride biOre he was born, Bris,ow is
buried. Cooking is about 10 pe,ish Of mani,
Iiol. Hsrranrs hicko.y shirt Is his political
" ndi lg>sLeet. Grant j. flandcreh-ihere i a
clear field for the dark horse in iSSJ--ChicQ-
20 T'imfc
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H:c..-Hc2uar communications Q
L. +. MoiiuIre L. ,-r No. -" Tie 2nd We'd
uc>day III each month.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-08
SS.GG LOT.

One Ladies Neck Chain and Charm.
one Ladies Heavy Guard Chain for watch.
irc - Pm and Rings. Am"jhy,t
Ouc eNjra fine Miniature Lockct.
.O.c Cameo Seal R.ug.
uuc very heavy wedding or engagement Fin
jnc Gent heavy va'Jh chain WIIL charm
Ga" rnir Pearl lnaid Sleeve Buttons.
Onc Like Gcci.- { tu>j,f PIN.
Onc pair (-( heavy band Bracelets.
The retail price Of tie articles in each ~
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-08
Z ,NS'EE.AY SALE.

Whereas, on the 2srh day Of Jane, A. D..
1877, certain lot OF caiie--one red COW,
with white face one red COW and calf; unr
red STEER enc red and white spotted steer
all OF the above cattle are market a. follows
>wallow.iuiG AID oveIhii IN night ear, crop
and split Ia left ear. One dark brown work
cx, with crop, over and uuherhit and slope il
right ear, crop and under slope in left ear
WAS duly es;Iayed before me by VIM. |. Nor
.in, tie owner Of which Is nhkHoWn--
Now, there tore. unless the owner slall
appear and prove properly and pay charges,
according To- law. ! will procced, on The Sh
day OF september, 1877, Ia sell aid >rrayS. at
my office IN Rayviiie, Ia the hi-hcs, bidder tor
ca-h, at no; less than Two ihird- ;he appraised
value. II W. MCLENORE,
Magistrate 2ud ward.
Rayvillc, La, August i'h. lo77.-5t
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Eighteen Dollars.

special terms and extra inducements IN
male and female agents, store keepers &c
oounty rights given to smart agents free
samples OF sewing, descriptive circulars con.
tanning terms, testimonials, engravinps. etc.
sent free Ailmoney sen, in PostoiIice Money
orders' Drafts, or by Express, are perfectly
secare Safe delivery Of goods guaranteed.
All orders, commune ,,ions. c,c mus, be
addressed 10 the
PEERLESS MANUFACTURING CO.,
24Oo Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, Pa.
June 9Th, ls77.-ly.