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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09
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uns fcIssnbt 0si6i9te vrn elmer Gsintr
auntinnsn:
nStbrn Sir," fasts rT, ,.tS tefpnme
iebesmal ArSR, pern iie In rtetRen eI-
ben f6mntt, bonn ntGts iff ibr billts se.
mug. GO ndbm t6 mir benn rcr, fe
bas nd6fe @ol sswis ;ufrisbsn gu ftsl.
len unb renn i9 isr hen t1ttsn @aar>
snYcrrotb srben iCGtr; benn irben Sit.
it rCtlte eiscntIt9 nRr frbrR. ptr psit
lie'S tret6en pGrte.
alir fs fam unb frasts mad tnscr.
tirtrn 3wrtftssn. ron Ger srSEtcn Cor.
te.
v0arantirsn Sie tttfelbrn" fraste
fis, mid f4arf firtrent.
,Sd irObI, mir sarantirrn Te.'
,SiRb ie srgtpmmen frif9?'
,GpatOmnltn frift, Rabare.'
,8eine @armsr barin e
,Nitt rtn rin3istr 8urm, mir saraH-
tirsn.'
,SF ttefss gadst rpIsS @eHi6t2'
,Gsrate sin gfunt.'
Sinh bic Serar ale tcrautstncm.
mfn?
,9a, @atdme, ieter stnsise 8ern.'
Sinh bic 3wetftssn flsT
,9a @aslms. tb sarantirs Rr itSr
iue.'
.iluS Eel jetem Sfunb seEen Sic einen
Srsis gu, b. +. ein Gddet, In hem man
stncn Wepinn fntrn tann2
,9a, @atamr.'
limb parum ni6t ltster Gin Giro.
mc:'
,@ir srben auesr tem Sreispatst
aud ncb Gin Gtrcmr.'
.I6. aud mod sine G6rcmo. ga, i'd
Tia esnmaI cine 3petf6se Vrrfu&en.'
gle natm cine Der setrrfneten SrlG.
te uni as lie, hann np9 cine unt nC6
cine, ater nitt aus benz Yfunbe, bas tic
in Ger 6anb belt. frntern aus sintm
aneern Sadets. Damn bsfann Es ftp
cine 0eilr III b iastr:
,a6, NIT bteien SSreiSSadethen ae.
fGiett 70 Stet 3umtus, Tarum qtben
sic ni6t ltebsr etne Yrimie In @aar 3u
tsbsm gfunbe 3wetf8sen
8, biefe baare Yrdmte seben MIR au>
Ser benz GtrUmO unt Gem Srrispddtts,
Rabame.'
,gSds ole itt4t ia9en, trte bed be-
tdaft f btefe SrGmte bsnn g
,sebsn sic, @atams, Siel tInnen mir
Ia nt&t seten, benn tas @funb 9wet.
iHsen fCfet nur 10 Gents, mir tHanen
bic Grtra Srdmte ni4t bIber seben ais
ft1nfst3 Gents 81 iebem yfUnb. SoG tt
Sbnen btefes einpafen2'
,gBea,' faSte fie lansIam unt naG.
bentliH, .es i6etnt mir pirflt6, ais cb
Ste ebrlt4 NIT tGren Aunten fetn pOG.
ten, a6er tt CLAUDE bod nidt, bag i6
biefe 3retf6gen nebnen sperbe, bcnn eS
fbeint MIR, ba5 3ebn Gents beutsutaee
etn pisl gu tCber YreiS fur Elm Yfunn
3retf6sen it, tpC Butter, &attune unS
S&ute fo anmenf6n9 btfis FRS
@icaeiGt ipdtrr einmal. slrjr.'
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09
0lun1elt> lmp 0emllfe,
Sa1l11elt

wsrbsn sepranst ron einer @illipn 2tute in
@merifd. Siebe
0tce'S 0reisItite 90 &b tilbun.
gen, nur 2 Gents.
Bids Slumenfubrer, pierteltd6r.
lid, % Gents idtrlttb. .,..
Bids SIumensuub Gemiifc.
@arten so Gents; IN ele9dnter 2etns
tpanc LOO.
SIae mstne :rtIi6un9en werpen Ut
Gn9lift un6 1sut1da ocorudt.
9tpreNirc; Sames Sicf, SrGcFcr, q. g..
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09
',,CMecl 80rl.'
Ntus btutfU amsrt'Intf6r
iliuitrirtc Sm9rnHfcbrift.

Grfdtint @pnatlih. SrriS $3.50 rrr
Sdbr i'm Vcraus.
Tie edrn mtbdltcnt GuitIun0cnpara>
rbteu ehlcr Wenibcn. anreSencen Stis,m aus
Nlmrtuup nuo @tltihte, WSrbtn, 6atrIn,
0ltbicI une SersblSuhtu'S SritIwinttl, 10
ME CUTE lUuilralicnen, ptrbeu iCppbl Der
reiftren S6uliuarnh, ais audi ben ,,6tr,-
bldnbcn"cine 2uue nrS StrheS CUR Inter
blliun9 urb sIthruna brin9cu-Tit 9tb>
6ulun9 / III bic ,,Ser3blinbsu" itebt untsr
her ipciltlItn 0eitun9 Der rutmli6t befannttu
s.;nbrSirmerin, 6rdu 0ibbS Ql0bicra.
3u beSitttn hurt allie @udbantIunBcn pesr
purt Zen prauSSetu:
Carl H6rfinec: Wilm1utFr, Wis.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09
Gr. StuaOme'S
GcmrSuub rSnmps BON gOiIetu
Rirfchcm,


Girfhcu,
ciu 6auptnitttl.
GlaHu osr Slutlrcitn mal ven etr Sarsnr,
lrs6i {, S;rcnhI cher Ger Yaret heITusrtH
uneau rTiHictsutn uriGttn ltammtn, ais
Ga Nrc iletr0ycTC NITrcyIitt 9,rihtnSu"e. Nlc-
ihcra oetr 9(cabtitctr G'ciife, i@mnttr Vun-
az, uctudrtrtnauul Der Siimmt, uritreyLf-
ir MuIItuuns, TTtrrIusg eu N,lj eftr gt>
htr, lC. g.
Hr. Sirapuc'S s Scmprune SDrKP
pcn 0SiIScu Sirfchcn
Trim, tnS ubd az Ter S4ur,tl, inttm Ct eas
9.gt rciniat, tCr ycttr uae etT Nicrrn iHrc at>
furtc 2titistr;i ;urud3itt ano rae Ncrrtnl?>
Firz filrtt.
Gr in caS rin;ist TiTIiam, glirtI aCntn
S!utuna, %ycn6iolt uue ais 9uu0tutrauttci>
zen. StswinciItiee ure ioldt. Sic III lhwa~
DER Qun1c prlHiercuirt itne. icllitn niat ccT~
fsbttn, bieltS srcre st9tatiIilts nltrI AZ"
;uptneCp.
Seirs puntcrtn.s G.aft, n;ht t!cS uttr
SdpiacNd,t, i%r,rn uttriccte 6rrni,tt ytis
etr, no cine allmlblttt alirratiYC Gtticn nc.
teis IN, III tcricitn. Iurh fcintu Gjcbrauh
pire Der 6ultcn tcpicfen. Turh icintn @cs
srauh tpiyS ecr nj en- lpolt. Der RahlhptiP
rc,mineert Oh, scr Snmcri IdFt u0r, ecr
0ulS fttri m iciurm uativliGcR StdiuS iuruf,
Ser aPaaen rirn IN Icirtr Araft, Nahrundenlit>
ttl III ctreaucn urc III d1imiIrcn, tcllartl une
irecm Sraon pirh sir tclItrCS upo rctntrtS
9Irt ,u0cfltrt, ans mtltcm iid' ntuc5 rtrfS>
tigss une pIaltiihcS 9PctcTIa! tiie''.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09


Sm gIftaufe ;u S6erptinlar sins Is
bod Der; ba rures sstc6t ane ss6ratsn,
5aussedtte abselabsn. turI unb gut,
Infalten gu rintr f0lennsn 6o6,sits.
feisr sstrcFen. frrr 6cfi6ncirrr Sris
Nduele uub Sann6en, bic @irtesto&,
ter. feisrtrn lire @ermdstune am mad.
fsn 9ast.
Mtt bsfUnbertm @Cblssfantn bttraG-
tete 6dnn6en eintn buftenttn 8ineeI,
tu6sn uusssjei6nsttr Eualitdt ben iie
icrofam In Elm Gei6trr rtrpatrte unt
bamit mad tsr Gtptanube gum 6rfrltb
S&iner sins.
,.Qsrseitsn Gle, Ssrr !SHfratt," fdste
fs, tint bas f6Sne @sbdd barrsipsnb,
,,atsr hem Rann. benz mir unisr @lud
rrrbantsn. sebltrt Der srifs SU6jeits.
tu6en. GrIadbsn Sie fernsr, bo5 mir
urfern 8rtlttlter sur Sctjett etnlubsn.
Nirrsru psrben mir srtraut, unb eS
fstlt uns ni6ts ju unfrrsr Sreute, ais
eGs scr Strr SOfratb unS tie Gbre 81.
rer GesenWart f6sntsn."
. ,.@it 6tsubGn perbe ib She'll an Gu.
rem Slid nrtmen," srpiersrte Der srrEe
Gi9ser une ertlicb frrunsIi4 has hNnt.
Fare Garuhsn.
Sauu oter bate baGslbe els .6dus
rrrIa6ea, trat Der .eerSr9 lei S6iasr elm
um itn auf ben mCr9iSen Sag ju elmer
Yartic mad ,Srlptbere' einjuldber.
.9titsr muB it mir tieie Gre scrfu>
gen." erriebertr Der Gittev, ,,eenn If
tabr strr cine Ginlaruns ;ur Spd;sit
Sris WdISls's nit 9annhsn arstnrnl-
mcr."
ngtur, bas tinerrt ia n;ht," crrtcbcr,
te Der msni4rnircunplibe ganbssflrit.
,,9stmen Gle midi nit sur Srauuu9
uub tanu faFrcn rir ;ufammsu ra6
@sIsetTe. St CLAUDE, tas Sr1utTlar
pirt es tcm SG6pfcr ieirsS 0luds er.
laubsn. renn errfeItr rinrn unsellrtnrn
Sat mittyiret. gBa3 taten Gle fir
bic 2euthen ais 6cb3eits9siSrnf he,
itimmt 2"
n6c6icitssrf5enE SIu Gin frtttS
ba6te id gar niGt."
n9tnn srt fO reree t4 taflr fer
gen."
sIm %rIutmrrscn Ilnttc tsr @er;r9
rin Sr6ttterS Safssitrpiee BON %sibt'
nsr Sorjcflan i'm 9iamsa trs 6Cfratbs
Srireridb Spn Shintr. uub ais bic
9rauuns nabte, rri6irn Scr Der &ir6e
bic tsrSrslitte GMatstuti.bt, aus mel
der Der &csrnt uub S6ilIcr ftis9en, rcI-
DE rsm 9rautp6dr bic erfen 0lItwan'
l6r edrbr16ten.
llnS alsfpIter, am Q. @ai 1905, S6iller
auf Der Spetenbopre lag, e1 erlhten
l6luG3enb Der .Srff&neiber unb natm
bas Wab ju sinem feiSenen SChtsn9e,
irdntr mad bes pcrfcrtenrn Tt6ters
0irblinssf6nitt. Slm @tenb hes H..
Not trus man ben Seinnam udb BEN
Ct. Satrbs StirGbofe unS babel fs6lts
wsber Sris @dusls nod bsFcn Satin
6ann6en. 6erlps Curl &usuf mar
ni6t dnrrlenb unb erfutr erft burA bic
3cituussn S6iler'S Sob.
nS6insr fcq einf an meintr Seite
ruben" rtef or aus, unb fabte bamit
bic Sbee gum S1u Der SIritsn8ruft In
gSeiutdr.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09
White Shuttle
2lGjma(1tne
s:moI sin9efii6rt bebauptet iie ibrea 9Iat
fir INNER.

Iur lWWeI.
gSir Sertanf6en MafAintn.
j9idt Gure aItmooiI9en. idperfdllieen,
irerlaufcn0en, eSrauen t0otenocn WtaI6lt
u Iu nns. 28ir nehmen 0lelelben ju
500 aIs She'll oer 3abluug an cine bon
.inen TaiGincn.
Sic lit beriibmt ibrer 8ortbeile Degen :
rim bas Re cine Der gr06ten 0taidinen
:. Ntl1e btutSutage fabrtjirt fuerotn. Ins
'nobar fir Den Samilien0ebrard iopobi
Q tar Wertftdtten. sic bat 69s 9robte
4:ffben nit eircm aroBen ,,go6bin".
:l6es heirdbe cine Sanje Spule Snirn
1t. O;e Spanrung ees S6ltf6ens tonn
]ul:-t f:eroen Dbne pcrausnabme ots
difi9ens aus Der Dfa19ine.
9ieie Meidire 1T 10 conitruilit, oaB bic
raftanwtnoung Direct iiber Die ytaoel GEE
itbt u.6 boourh iie Die Sefdhiguna be-
t bas i6irerIte Waterinl nit unner9lei6-
her 2ei1ti9feit Su nGben. Sic 1T iebr
niod in Contraction unb 10 oauerbaft
3 Gtabl nno GIien 1ie MAIDEN fanit. Ale
re bclpeaenbe S6eile lino BON Derhdrtctem
lien nno Stabl uno auf iinnreine Art
nitruirt, feline 9riebfraft 5u rerIleren.
IT tonnen re6tmdbig ieoe
Nafdsine fur 8 Sabre aaran+irea.
'5ie 1T Die lei6teife, rubiaftluufenbe Ma<
ihine i'm Warfte. Gle lit ebenfaQs bic
trGfdIti9It persierie unb bib ,6eite Weai4ine
le prooucirt. ......-.
Nfit allen bieien Norsieen iuirb lie ber-
rod BON $500 biz $500 billieer pertauft
.s irGeno cine onbere WtaidiHe eriter
selaile.
ltnumiHrdnfte GontroIle BON Siitricten
pir0 NNenten Segcben.
&nnebmbare &auipertrdge tueroen pHerirt
Nr Goi6 ooer oub auF @reoit.
e6iGt fit Gireulare ano 8ebin9un9en
Rn rie .-;
White Sewing Machine Co.,
3J6 Euct{d Ar,e1sWc,
D =. u ee.;2jgt. GIcaelanr, u.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09
rs Gents per eSlacbie.
0crfauft BEL alien DrussifteH.
Sic 2mn9c p!
S6iuinHiMcbt.

Titrt aufreittnet unb asfiErlitt RranIbtii
une hItn srrauSachtues Srm icmr, rtCnan>
IiiTistu tuiicu, Sa6ti6ptiF. reileTftii, 9tbr>
Rtbtr-r rccu permanent aebelt eurb >, Pr.
SwacRr'S Gsmpcunb Sprur
prn piIeta Stride ~"
9ron6itis-Gin 9rrIluftr ttr pHuatn>
fhwireiubt, in d araittriiirt eurh GalarS
reu Gnturcuns Der Shl,im- NtnHTdnc Der
Quft>NafTds nit uften une Guspurf, trr.
ZEN aittm, eiltrttit uue 56merItn IN her
Bruh. fur ale brru6; Glen Nftctcrtn. Trs>
IN ba[S, NtrIuif Der StiM re, uifcn, IN
Richland beacon., 1878-06-01
Communicated.

r,,ror R,ruLAxp BEACoS:-As my Trend
u.,,lar ba. lately thrown bomosheH IN 'iie
- nj The School Board OF tins PARISH
I'm, ,heu of dishonest speculation III
,r.n ,,r,nir me through the columns ct your
..,,,,,li. uorrr tn express the sentiments oi'
! t,;.y. uine. t.ntlis of the citizens o' ihie
-, ,,,d which shuuld be the true scnu
-, ,,r ,.vcry honest man in the PARISH VINO
:; e,-or Of Justice and equality upon this
t ,uc.,;nn of free schoOlism The schooi
-. ~ This p1rish are the legal guardians
e,,col funds for the paris!i-and thus
u = 't;,,,s of ;he educational department oil
Ia .,,ue-and | appeal 10 them as an
official body TO consider whe'he' Vi "o' ."
o'''' ,,o,cormiup their duties i'll Justice, rn:i
and honesty to the taxpayers VI "'i,
" .r,' xrayers of this locality have their owl
o,;rion in the matter; ana as 'dAP'!ei' "'
" me ever received one cent from ih'
% called public school funds, YET we are ,e"'
;Iv faxed. and under your present Pe''1' ,
-, ,ve -hall continue 70 be taxed iot s0""o
.,,,,,,os.s. and never receive one Iat'hins
,ha school funds appor'ioned 10 th's ""'
- We have sufficient numoei
trI,.n IN this immediate neiehoof!loo
Ia.ho live respectively from to mics iror
10 ,wo so called free schools estaoisheo
~. wisdom of your honorable BOARD an
hall we. who pay the taxes tor 'he pu'Pos
.Jrc,,ipr the youths OF our land, be NJ
/, lid ~ receive any benefit thereof, s'np
: -. yve are not conveniently situated
"e. .;,. said schools. Honesty says no
- savs no. In your egous'ica' wisdot
J. IT, ,I;s,,ihu,ed the funds to certain locailu
+ 20" . ",I of Justice or equality. | know
one Of your free schools 'aas 9s. by 'c,s l1a
(who, iy'heway' Is most eSse'ifI h, 'rsI be
," who la. o. hor roll AZ pupils so nave o =,
oo'me1 will c, an; DO o'i a,e et'' by T. prna
;, any 49, This is only passing Oft 'mei p'
; ser o", money where there is ii''e or no Be
" 'n- Vs., 'r;raJ Your honorable body has est
he T g6cd in rhi. ward ,wo Of those m0n,',I ,
"n 1' at two and the o'HeF for three n mon,
..,.,,,,a,ee.,. they are - i1cciN9 our
Richland beacon., 1878-06-01
Religious.

PnrsryrERrAy.-Rev d. A. Campbell wa
preach regularly. at Alto on the Isl 0n n'%;'
in each month; at Union Church on 6a ~,
Ridge, in franklin Pa. on the th,fa Eau
bath; at Rayvillc on the fourth Sabbath;
RcpuIar appointment for preaching OF the
Baptis, Church at RayviIie Is the irS' I".'.'
in eath month and Saturday nlSh' o''o'''
Rev. l.. e. keIlis Pastor.
The appointments Of the RayvlIie rem,
NJ. F. Church South are a. follows ui'd,"
the frs, Sunday in earh month; Rayvl'Ie w
second. at Li,ile Creek at II a. IN. ana Az
I \, ni.,h, on the third, and Union the i""'u
! L. II. NcClendou, p. {.
Richland beacon., 1878-06-01

,,ia Of the s.hooI funds Of tin, ward. thus
We are forced % hjEe private teacneI' anu
INV HIM 8 - per scholar per month, ana
nav the school tax besides thus we are Pay
mo ,h. tuition Of those who are - fortunate
a 10 live in close proximity 10 those So~ca'ie"
free schools" Were the School Board 10
distribute the school funds IN equal rano as l.
desired bv ~ least niuctenIhS OF the citizens
/ &c ,L,. r,ri.h. then each scholar Of Legal age
who attends schSai would draw hi' 90 h''
4 share OF the pnblc funds.
Let every srluol be public; Joy every emu
v,bo noes 10 school. black or white. draw hiS
or her ~pro rata and no NOR" OF the school
find. then the parent can pay the balance To
satisfy the teacher Parents should have NE
lI,.,iv of EMPLOYING their Icachers 10y send
mo them 10 tie Board To BE- examined a. 20
.l.;r ou.liGca,ious If deemed competent
Inv the Board To teach. they should have a
certificate 10 that eject Ia This way. the
..hool funds divided equally would do every
child in rhe parish both hlack and white, some
good. and can~e the parents To send more
ro.l, 20 .cLoul. from the fact that those " ht
: attend school Shall draw their equal share
OIL ,b, remainder 10 remain in the treasury
tcr the next y"ar. aud % ON. until the i"nd'
: ,,,ou,l IL. sufficient 10 establish schools IN Ia
nari>h. None under or over iccal a@c shon''
- H.. ,I,,u.t ~ draw "A share of the publr
funds as the law does not CONSIDER 'hru
=. scholars hope they will take In
;, uues,ian. which is now agltitln" tie mh"'
If the ncou'e of MS parish no i'il'
:, into consider. and see ii Their own good sens
- Will not lead them into the Observance oi TIA
=. truth. iusticr AMI equity of til" SUBJECT ana
~
:. FIR the enrr.cncv of the t'me>. aud thus "A
:: i.fv ,iuc.,culhs of the ciiiIrus Of kcha
H. parish. :"
- AN,,,1.r urIL MnY 81. ISIS
Richland beacon., 1878-06-01

OrPrcr or J =. BEHES, MONROE, La;
February, 1873.
To The Puddle
Bear This in n.ind- SEWING MACHINES mare
come dorm! The Sewing Machine cono'ha>
linn has busted! and, therefore, the P"o"c
sbopld be wide awake 10 their real interests
and know where TO purchase to advantage
We run no wagons, we employ no agents,
we nav no commissions 10 "middiemen' an"
consequently We can sell Machines CHEAfkR
than those who do Having discontinued inc
waron system and discharged our agents we
are now prepared to furnish all KINDS oi
Sewing Machines a, greatly reduced prices.
We keep constantly on hand the SINGER
Machine and the improved Wilson ais'
other STYLES. and we will make II to the in'et
%, of all parties needing machines TO conS"i
us before purchasing from travelling agents "'
solicitors, and paying war prices tor com
modify that we sell at figures 20 suit the mart
times. ,u.-
Address. j. r." bfnE =
B.hcns Sewing Machine Emporium,
- "a I'm Monroe, La.
Richland beacon., 1878-06-01
Communicated.

Nr. FDiTog:-rhe reply Of the Hon I. H.
Tolcr el.ir> one from me. Il is uOt from
fear that the BEACON containing the Honor>
able y-r.tlcnru article will find rs way INTO .
the hands of persons who are nellLer ac-
quan,ed with the Honorable Presideu; of the .
School Board nor tine BEACoy:' but il l. 10 .
show your readers what a miserable failure .
'he gentleman has made in his construction OF
the school law.
Act No. -, passed by The Fifth Lcsi,'a-
inrr of Lonisiana, AT its extra session III - :.
driucS the powers and dutlc, Of each parish
school board. Section reads:
"fourth-To divide the parish into wards
or school districts; TO define and number the
same, and 10 apportion the proceeds ct all
school funds among the several wards or
school d strict, Of the parish IN proportion 20
the number Of persons in each di>i'ict "e-
tween the ages OF SIX and 'wcniy-one years
According To the power granted here, IA
this ac. the school board has no night 10 ems
plov a teacher until the money Is IN me
treasury and apporiionrd out 10 the districts
10 which il belongs according 10 the r"mhor
of children belonging tO same district hi>
/. rrle was laid down ny the school board of
. Richand parish. think, at H. first meeu.g'
Section 4 defines the duty Of the Treas
urer in paying warrants. The law reads:
"That sid treasurer shall pay ONT the
school funds entrusted to his charge only on
warrants drown bv the president and ronn
7 ter-igned by the secretary of the parish schoo
II board and shall state against what srhoo
II fnuh il j. dawn: viii ii warrants SHAH b'
J. crawn bv these officers only IN viitue OF ap
- preparations regularly made 10y the pans
q board" The duty Of the school board
Dol I'sa,
Z plain: 1t. APporiion the funds: -nd f'ii'
ploy the teacher, ADJUST and TX the sa'a's
= 3D. When -hr school has been taught, ~
ne cor,ling To the agreement, the president ora"
~ the warrant against certain l"h'. 'hf S''
., tary countcr9i.ns the warrant. hands IL 10 VI
teacher, who presents II 10 The uta-nter' WI
"c Immediately pays it ont of ia" fund aaa'h
which IT is drawn. and thus "n'S 'hr n'd''e
And my friend. Mr.. Tolcr. l. TOO astute
lawyer To dispute this construction. why
man of his learning and legal ability shon
claim HAT he conll not draw warrant WI
on, the board first me~ri' ~ and adJustin" y
claim of the teacher is a mystery TO me.
cites the law in Mr. Bryans case: "t.leven'
IN adjust and fx IKE salaries OF ali teache
in the parish schools bnt makes most m
cradle misapplica,ion Of the law, as tins Ii
been done before Bryan taught the school.
According 10 his construction, no IN
would wish to teach school lie ms
teach = school in January and February;
parish school board might fail to meet IN
months. and all this time the teacher w"'
have TO lay out OF his money and ii III
treasury.
1t. Very respectfully.
JoHx 4. HrMLRH
- p. 6. will, perhaps, reply to Mr., SIM IL,
fly. ,, ,,..t J. a. II
Richland beacon., 1878-06-01
To Whom 1t May Concern.

In order tina, there may be no misundrr-
standings and di.appointn,en,s when the time
for such matters arrive, we now state III a"'
vance that no candidates name Will he an'
nonnced in the BEACON unless the same Is
maid for m advance, and no communication
ar cal, for candidates will be inserted unless
acco npanie,l 10y the money to pay ioI "'v
same. M the rate of ten cents per Inc ior an
.ucb communications. This rule will not be
deyiated from in any instance or under any
circumstances, and parties will avoid any I'M
| pleasant misunderstanding with Us by bear
! ing this fact in mind. H.
Richland beacon., 1878-06-01
Communicated.

rn,ro, or THE RIcHLAxD BEACON Lave
carefully peru<ed the article OF Hr. John a.
Hemlrr. published in your pRPer OF May 10,
1873 headed Charges Against oihcerS OF
rho school Board" find the facts set for'h
,,,er,ip a, related by me to Nj he'hler' cor
root. ,hcy have not been exaggerated by hi"
in the least degree.
coo,ga Farmer made the statement 10 me
nc unfinished. IL was made without any su.-
r,.,;o, of mine. except that | stated to nm
I'll had 10 nav > per cent, TO have my war
rant discounted =,
cows. "nur;rr the day (lst Saturday IN
Apri) he (mraning myself ,ns'.'e" VI IVY
ss,,I;ng with him. which | refused TO do nm
I'll he assured me late in the day thar us "ie
,,J cb;,d,cn we're suffering for necessaries
| Of life" etc. The Honorable een''r"''"
! mem,,ry j. ~ fault. Early ~ the Gay wa
standing on Judge William "iiice s""e's
| Mr.. Tuler was there, and after he wake" u
he called M; walked out TO where ne WV
He Then stated the Board had moi n'''', "' w
h,d NO, called Il meeting OF the h"a'"' ~
was ol,nos, impossible 10 get them "@e'ne'
Ne Then told me 10 20 10 the secretary an
90, him 10 fix up warrant ana lie "uu''
1;.,r !, ,hrn could got my money. al
rrn,osi,ion Mr.. Toler made voluntary, WHO,
100 s,l;ri,uJe. II was the first time ma
n,i;c,,;o, Cor the warrant that exp'esse
- INCH solicitation. thought it very siran-
,hen. and spoke of it to other parties on F"
same day, that the warrant co"'" DC -
,bap and could not have been drawn al n''
5 when the president and secretary were W
-, Very respectfully,
WM BRYAN.
Richland beacon., 1878-06-01
7&e& itIllanaB gsata'',
AGENTS Of the Beacon.

RowELL Il CHgsxAy, 81. Louis Mo. are
our authorized Agents to contract for adver.
Using for the BEACON.
S. ". PErrISaILL & Co.. % Park Row
corner Beekman street, New York, are our
authorizcn agents for n. \.
II. p. HUcBARp. Advertising Agent. New
Haven. Conn, will contract for advertise
tnents for the BEACON.
Mn. JAS. II. MARTIN, at Mrs r. Blooms,
Crawford Street, Vicksbnrg. has full authority
20 contract for advertising and transact o'hei
business as agent for the BEAcoF in that cit!
and Delta. tt
Richland beacon., 1878-06-01
RAIL- and PARTY FIXINCs

White and Lavender Kids,
White silk and Lawn ties.
White and fancy Duck Vests,
Fine Diagonal Reception Coats,
Cloth Goats, Dueskin Pants. at
GEO. &. KRESS & CO.,
Vicksburg, Miss.
Richland beacon., 1878-06-01
Lawyers Briefs.

We woulj respectfully inform INC mc"'''e's
NJ ,he Bar tina, we are prepared to print
briefs, rs neatly, with as much ueSP'Vn "''',
upon the same terms that ihey can oe P''" ~,
in any Office outside of New Orleans we
do not propose to compete WIN '''e cry
offices. but can do the work as well Us ''e'e
is any use for and as cheap As any reason
able man can ask. IL
Richland beacon., 1878-06-01
Conversational Convention.

By virtue Of the authority vested IN he
under,igue,. as Chairmqn OF the hN"cu''Ne
Committee of the pemocra'ic,t Conservative
marty in the Fifth Congressional District
convention of delegates of the said parry
from the several parishes for The mn p,s'
rrici is hereby ccnvoked 10 assein."e III '''
city of Monroe. at l. o'clock. on Mnnday' me
,o,h d,- Of August next, for the purpose oi
nominating "A candidate for the unrXpircn
term from this di>,ric, in the ALiNth Congress
and also a candidate for the full term III Tie
NLNth Congress.
The undersigned is no, authorized TO liz "A
basis of representation, bu, suggests tl'at one
/ delegate be- appointed for every i'p ' "oS
] polled for Governor at the election III 'o,"
and one delegate for every fraction over 81
votes at said election.
/ r. W. RICHARDSOS,
Chairman Congressional TX. Com. Dem
ocra,ic. Conservative party. 9th District.
Richland beacon., 1878-06-01
yicI>sb,,rg Clothing Emporium

GEO. =. KRESS 4 co.
In,rodncers Of styles,
Leaders of Fashions,
Gents ard Boys' Clo'hing,
Silk. Ca,s. aud Straw Hats.
Shirts. Underwear, Gloves,
Neckwea,, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, etc.
GEO. &. ERESS N co.
Vicksburg, Miss.
Richland beacon., 1878-06-01
IDEAS! PEAS!
Singer Sewing Machine.

vx,IIE PUBLIC ARE NOTIFIED IiiAl
= regular authorized agency tor sac 81
IN. 8 WORLD EENOn'NED SINGEH' Is
continued at Monroe, La. Parties IN scar"
IF mi, Standard Machine will please addf'S>
,.;,ber of the undersigned, ~ Kills BOOB 0'o'''
Monroe. La. Mr.. J. F.. Hehen Is no longer
.,.n, for the Singer" This popular MA
chine can only be furnished 'hro"Hh wv,
AGENCY. J. f. Behens printed clrco'a'' a,''
,Lc sim n, the door Of ''Eehcns Sdr'"g ma
,L;ne Cuporiun. is only designed :" use INC
,,opulariry of the Singer 10 All INN III '''e
s,i.. If other machines. Bchcns circular
stating. Ne Keep constantly o" nan" ."'
S;uaey Wqchime." Is q Trek I" draw c","f''
as he cannot get Nc~ Singer from the 'om-
pany a, any price, to 4. p Oh sale al lis
"Fmporium. III y,
Address either Hamilton or Macy care o
RIi,' Book Store, Monroe. La. ,
mis- D'O' J.D. HAMILTON.
A. r. MACY.
March 25;'I. los. 81 -3nS'
Richland beacon., 1878-06-01

We are authorized TO announce the ma ne
Of r. s. LANDERS as a candidate for she,-
i'll of Richiand parish nj the ensuing election
subject 10 the nomination of the Democratic
..,,v - tide.