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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28
True Greatness.

While military clieitalns are being crowred
with honor and glory, their raises sung ny
every tongue. their names revered, and monn-
ments of brass and marble are erected to their
memories. numbers of persons OF more true
worth anu greatness rise aad tall unnoticed;
live and die unhonored and unsung, and their
names sink into oblivion and are covered
deep down beneath the dark waters of Le,'ie.
Charity is as modest as a pure maiden and
her vo,aries, like her, do not sound trumpet
before them nor sing their own peans Of
praiss for their noble deeds Of self sacr.t icing
love and mercy. All! Charity truly covers
multitude of sins and renders men god
while !, reveals the NOODLES, trait that can possi>
bly, adorn a human character.
Many such noble spirits have been reveals
ed by the terrible epidemic that has passed
over our beloved States of Louisiana and
/ Mississippi, sweeping thousands Of souls into
bound,ess eternity. Among them two
names, Of our own parish, deserve TO oe en-
| craven upon W oNNOihc u
hold word in every home and to be engraver
in letters Of gold upon the purest marble iha
was ever erected to the memory of man
We aliude to Rev. p. II. Moss and DR.. w
I. LILLY, who stopped not to count the cost
but sacrificed their lives, not upon the altar o
fame, but OF human sympathy, in deeds G
charity. They did no, go upon the Held q
blood, to face an open human foe, but expose
themselves to an insidious enemy, that creep
alike upon the strong and the weak, tue brav
and the 'imorous.
There are many others among the Twin
, and dead of Delhi, whose names deserve
, be placed on the roll of honor and we vi
no, forge, them when the proper time comes
for We are determined TO place them upon re-
viye to be preserved among our flies, IT we su
ord, the epidemic.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28
To the Qualified Electors OF
the State of Louisiana.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New ORLEANS, July Il. ISIS
In pursuance al article IA OF the ronsti-
u,,on of this State. publication is hereby
,iven TO the voters of this State of the pro
proposed amendments Ia the constitution OF
this State. agreed TO by two-thirds Of the
members Elected TO each house Of the iren-
eraI assembly at rs session of 1873, aud
which are required to be rublishcd three
months before the next general election Tor
Represeura,lves TO the General Assembly, IN
a, least one newspaper i'll every parish ct Tins
State. in which a newspaper shall be pun
hshrd. Sand amendments appear more fully
IN acts Nos - and II of the regular session
of the General Assembly Of le-S. and IN
act No. y Of the extra session OF the reh>
eral Assembly OF 1878, which are officially
published for the information 81 The voters,
and hict will be submitted 10 the people al
the next general election To tie held on the
fifth day of November, (nrx') 1878, IN such "A
manner and form that the people may vote
for or against each amendment, separately,
and if NJ loriiy of the votes at said election
shall approve and ra,ify all or either Of SAID
amendments the same shall become a part
Of the constitution.
WILL. \. STRONG,
Secretary OF State.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28
Our Printer Killed.

Last fall, when the immigrants came from
Indiana to East Carroll parish, printer by
the name of James NJ Bell accompanied
them 10 Delhi, and from there he came on to
Rayvilie and Obtained a situation in this office,
which he has held ever since, faithful hand
and skllfu printer, until last Saturday even>
ing, when he was killed on VI. Hewitt
saloon gallery, in this place, by Luther Carter,
under the following circumstance, as related
by three or four witnesses
1t appeeTs that they hal exchanged hats
that in returning each others hats Carriers hat
fell to the floor; that he accused Bell Of
throwing it down; that Bell denied it, but
picked 1t up and offered it again again it
fell; Carter reiterated his charge, still teep>
ing the other hat on his head whcreupon
Bell exclaimed Il did not throw your hat
on the lioor-l picked it up and offered II 10
you once-and, If you say threw it down,
you tell Id lie " The bys,andcrs here
started to them, with view 10 stopping the
! difficulty; and it seems that Carter drew a
| pistol, for Bell continued, Shoe; you know
! | am unarrned, and know you have two or
three pistols-you always have them. Mo-
body but a id coward would shoot an nm
cred around them. Bell again said Shoot
Nobody bot a id cowardly son of b-h
would shoot an unarmed mani Carter
fired and Bell fell upon his back, parallel with
and near the edge OF the gallery, head north.
Carter ran around his feet, down upon the
steps, aud stopping over h.s PROSTATE body
fired a second shot; then running across thc
street to where "A lors- was hiiched, mounted
i, and rode on, of town He managed 10 ex
change the horse he rode oil for his own som,
time during the night, and is at this "rIiin:
} still at large.
the shooting is said to have been done
, with derrugers. Both balls entered the necl
in front. "a lutte to the left, about one incl
apart, the first brcaking the neck and IT,
, other coming out al the right ear.
Ii. ". McLemore. J. p, summoned jnr
and held all inquest The verdict was that
was malicious murder.
We have been thus explici, in giving til
circumstances of this terrible tragedy. 10 sho'
e what a frivolous controversy terminated l
" the death OF one OF the parties to It. LII
should be a warning 10 all who are IN III
h habit of carrying weapons, and drnNin2, CT
e rcusins aud playing cards about the sa'ooh
Few suck ever come 10 any good end.
d. Bell had no relatives III this country ii
:, came from indianapolis here. and has worAe
in great many places IN the Nofihwe'
He had u brother in linton, Iowa, and a ma
RED sister living on a farm near that pia'
the frs, Of this year; and We presume she
least is still there.
e Carter has a mother and four sisters, q
i living in this place, aud good many RELATIVE
in Franklin parish.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28
Agents OF the Beacon.

RowELL a uHEsNAS. ST. LouiS Mo. are
our authorized Agents 10 contract for adver-
ti,ins for the BEACON.
:. VI PErriSGiLL Il Co. ~ Park How
corner Beekman street, New York, are our
authorizen agents for y. !.
H.P. HUcBARD, Advertising Agent, New
Haven. Conn, viii contract for advertise
ments for the BEACON.
Mn JAS II. MARTIN, a, Mrs. K. Blooms.
Craw ford Street, Eics,birg, has full au'hori'y
to contract for advertising and transact other
business a. agent for the BEacor III that ci'y
aud Delta.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28
Religious.

PaEsBYrERI,S.-Rev ID. A Campbell vii
preach regularly. n, Alto on the lst Sabbath
i'm each month AT Union Church on DaskIn
Ridge, in Franklin Pa. on the third Sab
bath; at Rayville on the fourth Sabbath;
Regular appointment for preaching Of the
Baptist Church at Rsyville is the frs, Sunday
in ea n month and Saturday night before.
Rev. L. c. KeIIis Pastor.
The appointments of the Ravville Circuit
VI. f. Church South are a. follows Girard,
the first Sunday in each month; Rayvile the
second, al Little Creek ct IL n. m. aud Alto
a, nig.r on the third, and Union the fourth
L. H. NcClendon, 7. {.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28
The Bayou Macon Baptist
Association.

The mex, annual session of this body VIII
convene at Rayviile on Saturday before the
,h;,d s,,dav IN November next. The pass
tors within the bounds Of the Association are
earnestly requested to see that their churches
send a full delegarion. The business claims
ing the attention Of the Association is oil
crea,er importance than that OF any previous
s,oo Each church shcull elect delegates,
and every delegate should make the most
strenuous eifor, to attend. BY all means, let
every church in the Association be represent
ed. BY otder OF the Executive Board
L. c. KELLIS,
Chair.na
RayvilIc, La. Sept 25rh lsIS.-It
S,,bs-r;te n, vouY parI-h pdncY.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28
s rayed or Stolen.

Light bay colored mare mule, black siTeas
down back aud across withers little mex our
OF left ear front parD legs black up to knees
hair straight, no cuts ator Isl hands high,
and abou, s years old. Any information ct
the whereabouts of the animal will be hank
fully received at this office.
ANY one returning the above described
animal will be literally rewarded.
j. I. ARCHIBALD.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28
QUARANTINE NOTICE.

N7EW ORLEANS. L., Columbia, La.
~ Vicksburg. Miss, Memphis enn'' ana
Grenada. Miss, are hereby declared iNFEcrEp
D,s7 Rrcrs. Travellers. shippers and all DINERS
concerned are hereby notified not to vioia'e
the law or they will have 10 suffer me pe"a''
80 JOHN BISHOP,
Rict land Parish. President Police Jury
Aug, Is, lS7S-u
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28

Jno. A. Henler, Esq, Tax Assessor for
Richlani parish, Is our authorized agent ior
the entire parish. to collect all dues and re-
ceiye and receipt for new subscriptions TO the
BACON. We will place in his hands the
accounts Of those who are IN arrears, ana
hope that they will all be prepared to settle
with him when he calls on them to assess
their taxes. u
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28

Every doctor, lawyer, mechanic. Farmer
bu.,ness man, accountant, and lady should
send iro three cehi stamps for specimen
shor, Hand writing with key, and circular
and catalogue of two hundred Short Hand
wr,,;np students. etc, etc, 10 johnson Com
,rercial College, ST Louis. No. If.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28

No Notice Of application for
Administration Of a Succession
will hereafter be inserted in
this paper unless ii is accompa.
MED with $500; nor will no
tees Of Final Settlements DE
published until all dues are
Daid.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28
For Hot Weather.

Gents alpaca sacks and Frocks;
Gents fancy coored alpaca sacks;
Gent, ti,ab d'ete ,;oats and vests
White and fancy dnck vests;
Bows and children alpaca sacks:
Bows aud mems brown linen suits, at
GEO. c. KRESS y COS.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28

| am no longer unybody's "sgen', but buy
and sell exclusively for CASH, and keep CON
s,an,ly on hand Needles, Oil, Shuitles, Betting
and Attachments for all Sewing Machines.
ssg-I employ no agents and run no wagons.
J. +. BEHEN,
At Mealys Photograph Gallery.
Aug "a. ls7S-3m.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28

Please address all letters on
business connected With the
BEACON Office. and comm uni.
cations intended for PuOi1ca.
ton. to the Beacon. or 10
THOS. j. MANGHAM,
Editor & Proprietor.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28
BEHEN'S
SEWING MACHINE EMPORIUM
MONROE, LII

The public will find il greatly 10 their adj
vantage. before purchasing elsewhere. 10 ex>
anime NV stock Of Sewing Machines, which
am now prepared TO of,r for CASH at the
following exceedingly low prices:
Stewarls New Family, Singer style, sjj W
Wardwell. two spool, lock stitch, no
shuttle nor bohhin used, 80 W
Wilson's Improved, plain, very latest
-, 90 M
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28
"Wednesday. October Ninth,

or at A,o on the same day and hour If there
is any danger OF fever at Rayville.
Come ont and hear what your choice Tor
congressman has to say.
He will be accompanied by other speakers
and will speak at Red Mouth Ocrober the sth
and come from here 10 Rayville
Rayvilie Sept 2Sih, lSIS.-2ws.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28

MAGISTRATES BLA NkS,oi every
N description, neatly exeeu'ed at tins
MHce OIL the short cs, notice.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28

MakOniC...-ReSna communications @
r. +. McGuire Lodge No. 2O9 the End We'd
nesday ia each month.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
ACT no. 20. X. 5. OF 1878.
SrMIER ONE.

NJ W. To- IN . IT 1-'0'
NUMBER ONE.
Tha, the sea, of government shall he estao'
Iished at the city o, Baton Rouge or at The
CITY of New Orleans. a. the majority OF the
voters of the State may determine al the next
ensuing election; those voting To locate the
State capital a, Bnion Rouge shall indcr.e on
their tickets, For State Capital, Baton
Rouge" those voting 10 locate the capital at
New Orleans shall indor,e on their tickets,
For State Capital, New Orleans"
(S,rike out article one hundred and 'hirty-
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28
DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING
Gen. King Speak at Rayville
October the Ninth.
COME AND HEAR HIM!

General J. Floyd King. Democratic nomi-
nee as a candidate To represent tire j;h DIS
trict of this State in The House of the United
States Congress for the hong term, will adj
dress the citizens of Richland I.arI,t, al Ray
Will. = a ctprl; NJ IN
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28
NJMBER THREE.


held a, the seat Of government
(S;rike out article ~
NUMBER THREE
After the year 1878. the general assembly,
shall not have power Ia levy IN any year io'
all State purposes more Than one per ceh'"''
taxation, nor shall any collec'on OF more
than one per centun taxation he made ia any
am. wear. on the actual cash value Of all real
and per onaI property liable 10 iaxa''on' eA>
cent in case Of foreign INVASION. or ZONES
nc instruction and in that event any adui
,;o,aI taxation shall ouy be for the mnmedi-
ate pnrpose of repeiling invasion or suppress
ing insurrecton
The c,,y Of New Orleans shall not levy or
collect in any one year more than one anu
one.bali per ceninm taxation on me a'una'
cash value OF all the real and personal prop
er,v liable to taxation with IN lis limits.
No parish or municipal corporation eNceP'
/ tho CRY of New Orleans. shall levy or collect
! in any one year more than one per cen'"'"
| ,axa,,on upon the actual cash value OF all me
real and personal property liable to faSauo''
within its limits.
The general assembly shall not have pow
er to issue any bond, or pledge the RAIN o.
the State for any purpose. nor shan II ah'i'o''
| ;ze any parish or municipal corpuratph +"
IN issue any bond. or create any deW; pro
yided that this shall not prohihlt the issue o.
nrw ponds. in exchange for old bonds, where
the deb, or rate Of interest is no: increased.
NyyBER FOUR.
The men. hers OF The general assembly shall
he paid salary Of five hrndred dollar
tS5OO per session and actual travelling expen
ses by the neares, practicable route not
exceed fifty dollars for any one member pro
xidrd that if two sessions are held IN III
. same wear they shall receive tor the secon
, session in that year a salary OF only TWO nun
: dred aud fifty dollars $500 and actual trav
cling expenses by the nearest praciicab'
,n,e. no, 10 exceed nifty dollars Tor any on
member. The regular biennial sess'"n siia
. no, exceed ninety days in duration, unless
vote of two-ihlrds Of the members elected
each House Of the general assembly
(S,rike ont article 39.)
< NUMBER FIVE.
It The general assembly shall not pass al
}, local or special law changing the vcnire
J, criminal cases, changing the manner OF pr
# sons. legitimating children, vacating roa'
& streets or alleys, RENTING fines, penalties a
forfei,ures or refnnding moneys legally pa
ID into the treasury affecting the estates OF IN
ors or persons under disability exempt
property from taxation creating any monf
. DIV: lecalizins the Unauthorized or inva
~ acts of any officer CT agent Of the Stale,
is of any parish or municipality granting a
extra compensation 10 III. r@9'i; oHi'cF: y
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-09-28
ACT NO. Il, r. S. or 1878.
NUMBER TWO.

NUMBER TWO.
Po,ro.e,,,,iye, shall IL. chosen on the first
Tuesday after the tirs, Monday in November.
every two years, aud the election sha" oe
connl ted IN one day. The general assem-
bly Shall NEE, on the first Monday III 'anna'
~. 1879. and beniially thereafter on ''ie '',s'
Monday in January, unless a different day De
appointed 10y law, aad their sessions snail oe
held a, the seat Of government
(S;rike out article i1.)
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OFFICIAL.

April 90, 1873
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-07
Scr MeSner nit Str Gitrome.

Gin neues SIGfSmitel fitr Jteol1er bat
Elm g%etpiiier 6e11rD @ldD @rglanD, etn 1ul1z
ger 9loDofat in 98aibtngton, erfunoen.
8iele 9teonel bobep, iucnn tie lGtgere l3ett
Iprcdcu ul0 GrUlen, ei1en &rug g9a1er
Dor ii6, Inn BON 3ett 5u i3ett gtppen,
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Selnen @egehDen Der llnton eutDQlt, beton=
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etlpas StGrfereS ais QGaiier. !0etrD Slap
@nglonb aber belt, pdbren0 CT on etnen1
ser lebtct Qtbenbe in BalDtn9tpn einen
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bes SOB Sngerioa bon SutnoiS her tDetz
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trGger eine groBe @itrone in Der 6anO.
Sin 9lugenseuge bertdtet iiber biele Giz
trDue ui0 ibren SrG8er: vOte @itrone
mar, ais Ser 9tebner begonu, boil ltnb
id0n, abcr Stpii9en iebem ieiner langer1
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8latform bin uno bet renrenb, at Der
@itrone 10 Deftig utb ungeltiim, ais tpitrDe
CT Dem Sob SngerlpQ baS 6er3blut aus
laugen. No6 e6e Der 9teoner ieinen 8orz
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Sen unb preiietOen Sauit unO 5tDil6en
i~ei1er %grtn1nltg ldltget1Den 2tppen Der 0rlne
SuU oOllYtt lpA ou etltSl UuSYeptIDttt VpDt~
%tpangigen, faum mod fel1ntli1en @ttrone
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10 perriidtes 3eug unD idimpfte 10 ultflGz
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rer un0 3u6orertnre1t, iDel6e in Der 0Offz
hung altf einer erbauIi6cn Gortr1g gefDn1@
men tparet, laltoe por 8eenDigung be5iel=
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Ser bonn S6lage Gob Sl1gerioa'S, bes
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gtun lit bic @De ntemalS BON Sob 9eGdug=
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legt tperDelt.
Gnttpeber lit 6enrp SLAP England pcrz
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ben 5toffe getrGl1ft, it ipel6em Die be-
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-07

8rautfIei6 an, pel9es iie BEL ibrer Irauz
ing bor fiinfunbStpon3i9 Sabret ~getragen
bate.
6o9seitsgeidenfe 6attet ii6 Der Brdits
bent uno leilre Srau f0rmlt6 uerbeten, un6
10 lieFen audi feline elm. Cine N%usnabnne
tpuroe MIR su Gbren Ser 8eteranen bes einz
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Sbio eento6t. 8on ibnen na6m Srau
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Geg. BON Sbio." Trou 6apes bate nGmz
lid, ais ibr @atte oieieS 0tegiment auf Dem
Observation-Disclosures befebligte,
Die Strapoben beiielben aetbeilt unb fid)
nit unermiibli6cr Sorgfalt Der 9flege
tranfer uno Deripunbeter &rieger geipibuet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-07
Y : G :: 7 ] Nj I.
MecroI is, @erop5elIr, 9Dsfepiia
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@eldwiire 9ebcrleiO'a,
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Germ 6. 81. @tepsns.

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HTet1 Ser! - SN Writ nno Sromn en- Ser Mcnld5elt
tGeiIe i1 Sbucn biernit meiHe @rlobl Nn9eH it6er oo5
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beiten in mciner Jontilie.
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QLnpcre metuer &%narOsr5, 1oetde rbcNmatiiG uG1er, Wurs
bcn ebculo Griinotih ge0eilt.
Sine onoere Gamt 9cbraudte yege1ine geseu
edlpinoinbt Der Vingemeibe nit mebr Nueen, ais lie
Don irqenb eincln oniern Nttttel empi0ngen hattie.
Seb mill ourdl pbi9r Sbatiaden odbiit DiTtcn, boB Sic=
ie1io en-. wetde an ben perihiebeneu &roltibctte1 Iciber,
lid n i6t hurh fofi6C Gprlpicaelungeu lire iiibrcn lohen,
ioube IN lid neS Vessetfne bebieuen, "a bteieS iib ais
Gin ,uiebtbore5 Setlmtt,el ermieien uub &ouienocn 2iuz
bcrur3 ueriAailt hat.
Mrs.SItpaG G. Mtonroe,
161 Sbe(ieu Ctr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-07

geeen Die Mngaben BET &in6er iibq ben
@eiitessuftanb TIRES @aters iprtdt 0orerit
Die S6atia6e, boB GarotlaI WftelostD,
ein Wtann BON pielern Serltato Gltb non
beftem 9tufe, feinen @nitano gerom1nen
bat, BEN alten S6oma5 nit ber 0tGs 5u
%trauen; er muB aIio iiber5eugt getpeien
ietn, boB G6omaS 9orb itd zines lt1ge7
trii6ten 8eritanocS unb Doaer .3ure6s
nu19SfG6i9fett %erfrellt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-07
|@ratfeuberg Srdltcr=
Yillem

iinS 5eit iiber OrciBig Sabrcn befr' -.
tperoen bon alleu, ipcldc d 1at naS
brald)t babcn, uls iiderc = 4eeoea &C.
idncr3cn, 2therleiOcn, sas Ias Sopfs
I6werocrL 0allcnz Ss'"aalIlSSee.
Ticbcr merfanltt. >"' 1'O' ""O'le @F
,,,,S ;tat1rn 50 mirfcn nit grDbtrr @ilOe
' na' o"ae ~' re 0eimHbeit Ocrcr, tpcldjc
': a'9' Aetaer lllto ncruDlcr gdwadc
t q WtcOer bcr. 3n utrfaufeu bel
u" a NpDtbcfern.
greis 25 Gents per Gor.
Z 16beS1S W0 uo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-07
AYERS AGUE CUBE

Sit wdbrcub Der IesteH fitnFnnb,pa nsiq
Sabre in anSseOehutem DtdBe in Der
Sebanolnng bieier traurieen Rrantbciz
ten uerwenoet pcroeH, uno init 10 mnz
fabdnoerlidem GrtoIs, toB IS ben OtrS
Der ll%niepIbGrteit erIanst bat. Gos
S6utteln ODER SrbiteIn febrt, nohbsm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-07
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SoG=9ofpitar,
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tert Sirni SlpeG;e, urt
alien q c hes; M c It
i;no a;I6
Nrdnfbcitcn i'll
ihrcn. peridisoenarz
ttsen itnb cnmp!ieirs
ten SSpr1leu Die heit@
mH9IiGlte Giir ansez
beiber Sn lafisu. Gs
ii. augcmein in oer
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