Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-30

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NOTICE.


NOTICE.
II any Of our neishboring publishers are in
want of the services OF a "printer, and will
let Us know the fact, we will Send them n
competent one, and one that is strictly
temperate, Immediately; If no, sooner
There has been no new case Of yellow few,
er at DELHI since the death OF John Gammil,
last week, and all the refugees are returning
to town.
We made mistake last week. in saying
tina, the Bayou Macon Bap,i,, Association
would meet in tins place next Saturday. Ii
meets to-day.
Most men, we believe, wait for i'll, TO he
presented before paying them; but everybody
Knows Whist the price of our paper IL, and
should not wait for us TO present bs
There was considerable rain fall the first
Of this week, but i, cleared oh 90 Wedues
day, AMI Tuesday murning there was IA white
fros, and some ice
MIR. s. ID. B-ame's injuries, received in the
difficulty with Ben Flowers. did not prove
As dangerous as Mrs, reported. Tor he was last
Sunday entirely well Of them; at least, he
was well enough TO visit Rayv lie
The last Of the refugees have returned TO
Rayville. except those who are perhaps per-
,nancn,ly located elscuh DIR Rysn's
family moved in on Saturday and MR. J-n-
ME Vaughan arrived ON Sunday evening
train.
The Bayou Macon Bapii., Association meets
in this place to day. Several able minister,
are expected TO he in ATTENDANCE during the
session, and VIC hope they will give the p,o-
pie al opportunity OF hearing item Preach.
On Saturday morning last, the a,n house Of
DR.. Brooks, seven miles below Monroe on the
west bank Of The Ouachiia was buried to-
g-ther with large lot Of cotton and farming
implements, all valued AT about $1,000. Sup.
posed TO have been the WORK OF all incen-
dinry.
Lem Scott our Sheriff ciec, and acting de
putty, left Rayville for Baron Rouge with Jim
McGee in charge this week. Jim goes there
as an inmate of tine State Prison, for the term
a: one year, inr ha ing ndisvr-etly appropria
ted another mans hos.
The Red River Presbytery closed its iabors
at this place on Monday evening or Tuesday
morning last and whose a. attendance went 10
Monro-, to attend in- session of the Synod al
that place Tue aitr:nian.. WAS quite small
hut there We're enough rrrs-n, To transact the
business Th-re were ihr.r acce-ions to
the Church on sunday ni-h,
A good po,ri ~ at the time at the Parish
Court has been occupied ,his week IN the
trial Of the opposition Of Nj aud Mrs Hair
to the administration Of The succ esslou Of Mr..
S J. Merritt by p. B. freeman. which wa, de,
cided by tho appointment Of 5. ID Brame al.
minisrra,or. This is only the beginning of a
long lawsuit, in which Tie little estate of Miss
Matte Nea'hery will he swallowed up aud
meme Of the heirs receive any benefit there's
from.
Godcy's Lady's Book for december pre-.
sents so many attractions, that il would be
hard to mention Them all, AMI We ave at a
loss TO snow which of its features are the !
mos, attractive. Its ilIu-,rarions. fashion
plates aud patterns are all works Of art that
wouli 10 credit TO any artist while i : stories I
and other reading matter are both Interesting I
and instructive. Price Of snl,-.r,p,i,n So. !
Address Cooley, LrIy's Book Publishing Co. !
l0l6 Chestnut SIR 81 PnIia i-'pha, Pa
About every other day. some hox or am
other. the passenger tram on toe Wax ,hnr. 4 I
Meridian road arrives AT Wick ,bury behind I
time. and the train on :hr w., 5 X TRR. |
leaves Tor Monroe before i, arrives, winch
throws the stations on this road day behind
time IN receiving the mails aud express. ami
causes passengers great deal of inconvcu.
fence. As the trains Of ,hs road have no
importani connections to maize, il does seem
chat they might be delayed as a matter of
CONT stoiner. fora short tue az
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