davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01

BY virtue OF sundry wrlts OF Vendltloni Expcnas
ISSUED out OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF Column.
ba county, and to me directed Will be exposed to
public sale at the Court House In Bloomsbury at
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01

DIS, containing thlrty-fve acres more or less,
which Is erected a frame dwelling house and barn
and other out-buildlngs.
Seized, taken into execution, and to be sold as the
property OF lLilip DIS.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01

SEMINOLE.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01

one other tract otiand situate iu Roarngefeek
township Columbia county Pennsylvania, bounded
on the norh py - Mochlaberger, on the east by
George bioss' south by the same, west by William
howei ana John bioss and Others, containing thir-
ty-eight acres and one hundred and ffty perohes
whereon are erected frame house ana frame barn.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

The stroGg attachment of subscrl-
bers to well conducted newspapers is
fully confirmed bv publishers. Stop
my paper"-words of dread to begin
ners in the business-lose their terror
after paper has been established for
a term Of years. So long as Il paper
pursues a just, honorable, and jude
jous course, meeting the wants of its
customers in oil respects, the ties of
friendship between the subscribers
aud the paper are as bard 10 break by
an outside third party as tie link
which binds old friends in business or
social life. Occasionally defects aud
errors 10 y newspaper a,e overlooked
by those who have become attached
to it, through its perusal Tor years.
They sometimes become dissatisfied
With il on account Of something which
bad slipped into its columns. aud may
stop it but the absence Of The fami-
liar sheet ut their homes and Offices,
for a Few weeks, becomes an iusup-
portable privation. and they hasten to
lake it again, and possibly apologize
for having i, stopped. No friendship
an Garth is more constant than that
contracted by the reader for journal
which makes an honest and earnest
effort to merit its continued support.
Hence conscientiouely condu ted
paper. becomes q l.oriic IN the !aui-
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30
Well Preserved.

In the year 1855, Mr.. George w.
Lester, n worthy citizen, was brutallv
done to death with Bowie Knife, IN
the hand of John Amonnett, 10 the
Town Of Providence.
He was laid away in one of Crane,
Breed X Co.'S metallic cases aud plac-
ed in Il brick vault, on the Holly Plan
ta,ion. A few days ago. bis sister.
Mrs. +. NJ HAYS. had The body re-
moved Ia be family 10, IN the frovi-
lrncr Csmeicrv. On the remains he
ing examined Trough the glass top in
The case, the BODY was found To lie in
state Of almost perfect preservation.
The cOuntenance was IA lutte tarken-
ed, but quite natural in its expression,
aud the clothing and all me 2t-T"und-
ings intact as when he was pu' away.
II was a source Of sad satisfaction for
Mrs. ii. TO gaze once more upon the
features of her beloved brother. and 10
again ley him "uieti: away "a TO bis
/ final res, - Carrot Lo:serratire.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30
Succession Sale.

Succession of Thomas hogan, deceased.
By virtue oi an order of sale, issued from
the Honorable Parish Cont. in and for the
Parish o. Rrha, Il. State of Louisiana. in the
,naricr OF the succession of Thomas Hogan,
deceased. and to me directed as Admnistra-
tor Of said succession. vii. offer for sale, at
pub aur' on. AT the las, place Of residence of
the decreased in the town al Delhi. in said pat.
ri>h AID tate. tn
Friday, the 18Th day Of December, H..
d.. 1878.
To tire lat and highest hidrr. the following
described property, 10 wit.
One Watch and Chain,
One lot Of B,oks,
Que Hand Sachei and
One set Of Bcdroun, F,rn iture,
A full description &C hich will be seen by
reference IL the inventory. on file III the office
Of the Clerk of the Fourteenth Dis,rc, Cour,
in rhe town If Ray,rie.
Terms of Sal.--Cash. AZ the apprasement
p F. FEENAN, Administrator.
November 30rh, l37S-2t
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30
Good Faith of the State.

Through he venality and ignorance
Of set of corrupt dsmagogues and
ignorant officials, this State has been
hurthencd with an enormous debt,
end the energies Of the people are
continually taxed to pay The interest
on this debt, 1t is well kaown that
large portion of TIL, debt is fraud
uen,; ant yet if it is minated that
this debt should not be paid 10 the NJ
most far,hinG; those who pra,e ahou,
the good faith of the State are terribly
sho, ked u, the idea of injuriny the ere
dit of the State.
! It is all we'll enough and right for
the State to sustain lis credit and keep
faith with all lis creditors alike. But
doe, it do it? Judging from the
manner in which the press of this State
is treated, we should say not. Let US
see how this Is.
The law of this State fixes the price
Of advertising in the newspapers in
the Stale; the Constitution requires
,ha, all proposed amendments thereto
shall be submitted to the people for
their ratification or rejection, and that
they shall be published in at least one
newspaper in every parish where a
newspaper is published for ninety days
before they are voted on hy the people
The last Legislature proposed twenty
one amendments, aud they were pub
lisbed and voted on at our last general
election as the law directs They made
,hir,y-onc legal squares, and each pub
Usher was entitled, at the legal rate. t.
S3O5 for publishing them; but we are
informed NY the Auditor that we vii
: only he allowed $50 rs our pro-rata D
the appropriation made by the last lie
gislaiure for this work.
Now we submit it 10 the people if i
is honest and just that we, who pay
. taxes in the State. should have on
, honest claims thus cut down, whil
: those who purchased State bonds fo
y speculation, at from 20 to 40 cents oI
The dollar, are allowed the full amoun
, of their claimY Is it Keeping fail
r with all classes of it's creditors! Is i
; any less honorable to repudiate tbos
big debts than these small ones
, What 10 the people think about tn
matter?
Oar pit,ance is as honorable dct
as the wealthy bondholder's million
J and il one class of debts is 10 be- repu
. dated, all should Le.
!. We are glad to see some Of the pa
|; pers in the State are speaking out o
e this subject. Let us keep i, up unt
we have justice done all parties Lit
+ US favor reputation Of the fraud'
!. lent debts and the payment OF the hoI
q est ones, or q repudiiion of ,bem all.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30
A3uitcratcl sugar.

The New York Sta : 5ngaged in u
relentless warfare 49, ~ anu exposing
the criminal ras ";..;; of the sugar ie-
finrrS Of America 10 general. and OF
New York in pa.,i"n.ar; and IT even
one-haif it reports be true, u, least
half the rclinrrs deserve to be in Sing
Sing or hung a. whUi, prisoners.
i il alleged that glucose, nuriate OF
lin ana oil her obnoxious and poison
on- chemical compounds are used. in
the adullerarinn of sugar. in sufficient
quantities 10 endangrr the bea'tb,
and The lives. uf consumers
II is hui just probably to state that,
in defending themselves against this
charge, the rciincr~ who AT knowledge
,he use Of tie chr",iral> assert that
they are reunnvrd from the sugar du-
ring pr"rr>> uf refining. while others
empha,icallv deny their use. and all
unite 10 bringing tlss coun,er-charge
tha, this crusade is made against them
in the interest Of foreign refuers.
The Star. however. backs up its
charge with very strong evidence.
which i, is necessary for the refners
to rcfu'e before they car restore pub,
! lie confidence.
/ Meantime. the public is in di'ema,
IA it has no preference as TO who il Is
poisoned by, and the question natural
Iv presents itself, chow are we tC
know that the hole crew ot re!inerS
domestic and fnreign. are not Engaged
in this Wholesale poisoning business
and that we are no all having Oul
S,on,achS corrodcd by these abomln
able compounds, no matter who rehne'
our sugar?'
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30
The POmmerania Disaster.

The steamship Pommerania, Capt.
Schwensen, of the Han.burg-American
line, sailed from New York for Ham
burg November II, with a good list of
passengers; arrived at Plymouth on
the night Of the twenty-fourth with
out accident; but on Monday night. the
18th. as she was sailing up the chan
mel in dense fog, she cnlldcd with
the Welsh bark Noel Elton. the bow
of which struck her anid>hip, and
sunk in % or 80 minutes. Two OF the
boals were crushed by the collision,
and one of the others was overloaded,
so that it sank as soon as it was low
cred. Oar of 800 persons on board 50
are reported lost, including the Cup
tain. who refused 70 leave the doomed
vessel until it went down, remaining
at his post and giving directions for
the safely of passengers and crew.
The steamer Glensary went TO the
rescue, picked mp the Survivors, cruis'
ed about the scene of the disaster un'
til daylight, and then proceeded 'o
Dover with the passengers and crew
of the Inflated vessel.
The bark is considerably damaged
aud in dock at Dover for repairs. NJ
blame seems to attach to any one fol
the accident.
Capt. Stevenson seems to have
been very careful officer, and was o!
his 10th voyage.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30
LawIeSSnpSS in Illinois.

A reign of terror has existed for
some time in two or three counties in
Illinois, owing TO the existence Of an
organized band Of men, calling then'
selves regulators, who have been
wreakng vengeance upon those
who had incurred their uispeaSure.
Things go, to such pass that
the good citizens Of the connu-
nity went to work to break up
this lawless band, and they are falling
victims to their vengeance. "A Gin
cinnati telegram, of the 26lh, gives The
following account of one of these out
RACES:
A special dispatch SAYS news has
Just been received Of Il foul murder,
Saturday, at Augusta. Hancock Coun-
~, Illinois DR.. PierSon, physician
of high standing. was called upon
Saturday night. by an unknown IAN.
who said be had been sent to call the
doctor to attend Mrs Garwood. The
doctor saddled his horse and started.
A bout an hour later he was found on
the roadside horribly mangled, his
skull broken BY an iron bar Which was
lying near him. Dr. Pierson was d
member of the Board of Town Trus.
tees, and va, very active in suppress.
ing lawlcssneS-. 1t is thought that
some one who bad received punish
neni, at the doctors insliga,iou, con-
United the murder
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sherif'S Sale.

|. l.. Lyons, h1uida- State of Louisiana.
tnr-v~ Nc 650.
\. r Frkers Parish OF Richland.
Harmon Rush. Parish Court.
By virtue Of wit Of Fi. Fa.. issu-lng
from th, lIonl. Parish Court. IN and for the
PARISH of Rlcliiand, State Of Louisiana. in 'he
above entitled and numbered suit aud TO me
dir-c,ed | have >eiz"d aud will ctfer iCI safe
at il,r dour q the court house IN said Pa'I-h
1t Rrtan'I q"
Saturday, III: Al day Of January,
1879.
the following dr>crbed property, tn wit:
Thu, ea-i AT of ~. no ihcast quarter of
s.cr"n twenty-five (22) township sixteen
U6). n"ri at range -x (6) .a>r. contain q
,.i.hI. (Sp) rr- more or ir->. o2sihrr with
al Tia. bindings aut Improvements t'rr' OF
--iz-i - the pr",'r.,iy ot Harmon Rn-h, art
viii be >"Id opay sa,d debts interest and
all cost
Terms of sale-ca-li. with the benefit of
apprai-emeni J. A. LlDDELL. Sheriff
Sh~rt Office, R.yviiI-.. La,
Nov-n Der 81. 1851
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

On Tuesday morning Judge Whit.
aker. in the Superior Criminal Court
10 New Orleans. charged the Grand
Jury TO inquire into the frauds which
have bren perpctrnted at the last cleo
ton lie aaid that their body was
composed of all political parties. and
that they could. as good citizens,
make diligent and impartial inquiry
as to the frauds, aud pledged the sup
port Of The Court and its officers te
assist them.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30
SnhRIrr'S SAL =.

VI Befwin. state al h,'o'o''' ="
Y. Ne rs : Parish - Kir"land'
II ". MrLemorc. 18th District court.
By virtue Of writ # Fl. fa. ISSUED
,,o.n tn. Honorable li,h District Court IA ana
Ter rho Parish OF Rwhiand. State of io"i'iaha'
-, ,,,. ,bore entitled and numbered SUIT, ana
J., me directed, have seized and will offer
,r ali. a, ,h,. .nr Of he Ccur, liots", III sad
parish o: R'chland, on
Saturday, The An day Of January
1879,
NJ pnblic auction To the lat ami highest bi""e''
the following described pre- prrty n-"iC
The west half of the south west quarter OF
section (2l) twenty four, township 90 sew,
en,crn, range No. 90 nine east, IN hich'"h"
Parish. r
TERMS OF SALE-Cas!i, with the bcneti' oil
aPPraisement r,, sr
Sheriff Office. Rayville, La,
November 3thh. lS1S.-Ot.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

clear "a Ia. tcbe. i"rui>i'tug one "i Tue
mos, gha>l!v sights ever witnessed.
\ jury If lrque-t WAS Immediately
..pani.riiru. hN y /. Austin. JT.. j.
p. and ON Mnrdav. Wiliiain Pendit-
ION ani Matt. Winston ere arrested
aud placed is jail Oh -u>plr.'n. S?o'F
ri blood were found nn ,h"Ir clo'h'ng
on.. other things. wh.rh trrd"d direct
rrcily - iupIicajr them III The fearful
rriu,e. On "Wednesday. the razor be-
longing To Prndiel"n Vas found,
-r,arrd With blood. The Jury OF In
quest have not yet finished their en-
ouirie-. We will publ h their verdict
a. soon a. i, is rendered. TIE parties
40 ,hi, terrible deed are all supposed
20 lie colurcd. and for brutal teruclly IT
rivals IKE most wantOn murder ever
committed The laXneSs of law OH
cial, has much to do with the occur
renee Of such crimes from time to
,i,ne in our midst, and there can be
bu, little hope for better order oil
things unless the laws (Which are am
pie in tbenselves) are more rlgIdly
enforced. Carroll COnserrrtare.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

According to the figures OF the New
Orleans Democrat. the removal OF the
cspi,sl to Baton Rouge was defeated
by q majority Of l64S. the voting foot
ing up, Baton Rouge. ~, lao; New
Orleans, 43,7SS. Although Rlchland
gave Baton Rouge 2O4 majority. we
presume none Of our people felt suffic'
ie,t intsres, 10 the matter to DC very
much mortified At the result. So lar as
we were concerned, we were perfectly
indifferent as to the result, although
we preferred for it to remain AZ New
Orleans.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30
Horrible Murder.

On Sunday morning last. u little af
ter daylight. the dead body of Hem!
Bracket, colored, was found about
three hundred wards from the Levee.
Oh the road dividing the Hood Il VII.
son Il Hagaman plantations. which is
about half mile from the lower end
of town.
The back Of bis skull was battered
10 pieces, aud his neck Gu, all round
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

The Iberville South Of November
23rd contains list of the persons
who died of yellow fever. during the
epidemic. in the town of Plaquemine
and also 10 the parish and we find
that there we're l26 d, a,hs in the town
aud 80 in the country, make a total OF
GIG deaths in the parish Of lbervillc.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30
Succession Sale.

Succession Of MaitheW Lynn. Deceased.
nY virrn. oi an order OF .aie. issued from
ID rue H"nurahle Parish Ceuri in and Ia,
Inc Parish at Rich .an... and to me directed.
! vii proceed Ia offer tor sale, al the late res.
n-n e at deceased. on
Thursday, the 18th day of December, 1873,
w'rh'n the hours prescribed ~ law, III. fol-
"~In described pc ,onal properly, to wit
Forty head ratrlr. more or les
Tw.niy.iiv- head hogs. more or less
Tr,n> at Safe a.h. al not less than tie
anpT 'I-ein"nt
Tins November 30. 1873
WILEY =. MANGHAM,
Nov. 20, ls7s-3t Administrator.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

In crossing the Mers"y. at Liver
pool, last Tuesday. during q dense
fog, a crowded ferryboat ran into 4
chip lying at anchor. A panic en-
sued, during which several passengers.
varionsly estimated at from 4 to 6.
;umped overheard and were drowned.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

One Of the greatest sacrifices made
for tie relief Of yellow fever sufferers
was that of Mrs J. Ii. Bryant. OF
Benton, Ala. who cut of her hair,
forty-two inches long, and sent it to
New York. to be sold and he proceeds
applied to that purpose.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

This is the season when the girl, whose
Stern faiter has kicked her lover out doors
parks up few things. writes an eight page
LITTER to her mother, drops rlohcs line from
her chamber, and 1T n'idni.hi, when silence
r-igns, raises the sash, sees how dark 1t IS
snd-Iuinps into bed as fat as she can.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

Indications are that the Afghanis-
tan war will not be much Of war
The Ameer's warriors are flying be-
fore the English troops in terror,
~ lille bis allies are forsaking him and
Offering their services to the victorl-
Gus enemy.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

A grey hair was espied among the raw, n
lncas of a charming yonng iaiy. "oh, pray
pull it out" she excsimed. "lf pull II ont
ten more will come to the funeral. replied toe
one who made the discovery. ''Piuck IT ont.
nevertheless sa,d the dark haired damsel;
ITS no consequence how many come to the
funeral, prevailed they all come in black.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

A religion which does not suffice to
govern and control a man, will never
suffice to save him. That which does
not distinguish him from a wicked
world, will hever distinguish him from
perishing world.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

Landladies who answer advertise
ments for board should BE- careful OF
their spelling 1t often completely
chills the soul of the sensitive search
or for a local habitation to offer him
all the "kumfoorts of home and furst-
class society" for five djllars week.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

An attempt was made, on Tuesday
night. to assassinaie the Prime Minis
ter of Hungary aud friends, whom he
was entertaining, by throwing a bomb
charged with dynamic.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

A correspondent writes to the Seien-
tiic American that the worst tooth
ache or neuralgia coming from the
teeth. may be speedily ended by the
application of q bit of clean cotton
saturated in u solution of ammonia to
the defective tooth.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

Capt Schwensen, Of the illfated
steamer Pommerania, was picked up
hy the life boat Of the City Of Amster.
dam, which was passing at the time
of tie wreck, and taken to Rat,er-
dam.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

The Iberville South tells of Young
man in Plaquemi1e having his eve
nearly plucked out by crane. lie
went TO New ORLEANS to have it treat
ed, but the sight was gone and could
not lie restored.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

Governor Nich"lIS proposes to
make a tour of the State for the pur-
pose Of investigating the charges
made Of violence Lookout, bull
doZcrs.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30
Sheriff s Sale.

B o. Edwards &Co.) State Of Lo"l ,si,
No. 100 vs.. Iarsh OF hph!ahu.
IN Riley Parish Court
Bv vir,ue ota writ Of p"ries ii IA issued
from the Honorable PARIS, Court, in and for
the parish Of Richlanh, State of Louisiana, IN
the above entitled and numbered suit, and to
re directed. have sezcd and will offer for
sale Il, The door of the cour, he use, in the town
Of Rayvi,,e, said parish Of Richard, on
Saturday, the l4ih dog Of December,
1873,
NJ pubic auction. to the last and highes, bid-
der, the following described property, TO- VIII
Two Cows and Calves.
Terms of sale-Cash, with the benefit OF
apprasement
J A LIDDELL, Sheriff.
Shcrifrs Office. Rayvlle, La,
November 30rh. iS1S3t.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30
= go .

Justice l. getting in her work at last
Iulnan. catcher of the All6unuha
base ball Dirc. committed suicide in
Jacksonville, Fla, last weea.-Ftcis-
burn UerGld.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30
SheriH7s Sale.

Dodd, Brown & Co, State O Louisiana
vs. No l0S Parish ri RichIand
John Bishop Co, Fo"ricen'h District
Ct. al Court
By virtue of a writ of ii IA issued
from the Honorable Fourteenth District Court.
in and for tho PARISH of Eirhland State of
Louisiana in the above entitled and number
ed .ui,. and TO me directed. have sei2e:, and
will offer for sale. al the door Of - cc:;rt
honsc in the town of Rayville, said paI.Si' oi
Richinnd. ON
Saturday, The 4M day Of January,
1879.
al ppIic aucticn, 10 the ,ast and highest bid
der the following describe. property. to witt
A certain tot Of ground situated in the towr
Of Delhi in the parish # Riehlsnd Louisiana,
in Block 7. as per plat of SAID town, >I,ua,eC o..
the south side of the Nickstury, Sbrc.e : n
and Texas Railroad, bounded Oh the eas, by
the properly of the estate Of Frank Miles
known as "Rc>taurani on the north by ;;'e'
Railroad reserve. and ou the wet and .ouil.
by Lots Of Mrs. p tm,ieiia Bishop har'r,, a
front on said r"iruad reserve OF ti'y "a
f--t aud a deuili of On Hun,'re ana sc
feet, together wnh all the buildings anu I'M
! prnvr,ncits thereon being III" >tnr, house and
/ occupied 10y NJ Berry Il Coz Also, the
s.tk oi .oo,i> in said sroreh"r,se. consisting ol
dry yonds, s,oceri-s, to l.. shines AMI notions,
e. usually kept IN retail country store
seized "a the property Of James Berry. de
| f-ndant a. d will De sold to pay >aid debt, in.
/ trr--i and all costs
Term, ~ salr-Cash, with t,r b-nefi, 81
! arPras' n.nt
J. A.:LlDDELL, Sheriff
Sheriff Office. RayvIIle, La,
! November 80, lS1e-6t
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

The new constitution of Georgia
makes lobbying crime; but who Is
going te prosecute the lobbyists Z
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30
THE MARKETS.
BEACON OFFICE. RAYvILLE, La,
EridnY. November ooh. 1913

BEACON OFFICE. RAYvILLE. LA..)
Friday, November ooh, 1878
We note slight improvement in
The price uf cotton, and are pleased To
learn irrm those who have shipped
that sales have been better than they
expected But it is probable tina, the
news from Liverpool has bad de-
pressing effect on the dli'cren, markets
already Heavy shipments If cotton
continue. Great complaint is made
of the non-receipt Of freight> at this
point. The excuse Of the railroad
officials is that they cannot procure
hands to load the cars at Della.
There ba. been IA material change
in the price OF country produce. and
We continue to quote:
/ Corn per bushel. ........... %
Sweet potatoes per bu-hel, 40to 90
/ Peanuts 81 % 81 90
Beef, per pound, ......... st" I
/ Pork, ..... d TO .
Butter. .... -
Chickens, per dozen, 81 so to3 90
Eggs 49,. 10
Turkeys. zach, ...,.... 13cto %
We quo. from the commercial col
umn of the VickSburg Herald OF
Thursday aS follows:
LIVERPOOL.
Cotton tending downward;
Middling Uplands.. ....... D 1-l6d
Middling Orleans ...... 5s
NEW YORK.
Noon-Corton steady; sales ,3O2
bales.
Midding Uplands ..... 8 5-lt
Midtlipy Orleans. 800. 8 gilt
Evening-Co''on quiet and steady
with sales of 342 bales.
Middling Upland. .......9 Ill
Middling Orleans ........9 gilt
! NEW ORLEANS.
Cotton easy, with sales of 5000
bales.
Good Ordinary. ...... .. 5.
Low Middling. ............ );
Middling OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. >:
Good Middling.. ......... .;
Middling fair. ......... ......l0
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

Ex-Governor Houston. % Alabama
has been elected I. ). Senator.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30
NOTICE Of Administration.

HE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Richland. !
Succession Of Thomas ". Lilly, Deceased.
Whereas, c. II. Moore has filed in
The office Of the Clerk Of the 18th District
Court, in and for said Parish Of Ricl.,and. his
appicaton for the administration of the suc-
crssion Of Thomas W. Lily, deceased,
Now, therefore, unless opposition ue mad''
;Ler.;o within ten days from the date Ler.o,,
tic said T.. II. Moore will be appointed,
d: 1iI :s;.,Ito! of the succession Of T.o W
lily, rPcn complying with the requisites Of
t!a .4v
J. NEWT. PITTS.
Clerk liih Dist. Court.
2ayv..ie -, Wow. 2lst, 1878 -.3-3,.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-30

on Wokk, Of all kinds. f,om a cart. os
q r's'fe to poster, neatly executed a, thus
are. upon hort notice ~ "nS