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In the Whole History of Medicine

No preparation has ever performed such marvellous
cures or maintained so wide reputation as AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL, which Is recognized as the
worlds remedy for all diseases OF the throat and
lungs Its long continued series OF wonderful cures
In all climates. has made II universally known as
safe and reliable sgent to employ. Against oriin-
ary colds which are the forerunners Of more serious
disorders 1t acts speedily and surely always reliey
ing suffering. and often saving life The protection
II Affords by its timely use In the throat and lung
disorders Of children makes 1t invaluable remedy
to be kept always on hand In every home No per
AFFORD TO be without 1t, and those who have
once used 1t never will From their knowledge OF
Its composition and effects. Physicians use the
CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively In their practice and
Clergymen recommend II Il Is absolutely certain In
its remedial effects, and will always cure where
cures possible.
FOR SALE By ALI. DEALERS
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CI.OaINE RArRn

feReFday Of cotton and gold: liverpool cot
ton, SOD. Memphis cotton, lie. Nere
Orleans cotton, lie. Neio York cotton,
II 7-I6c N,,c York qoId. 100 5-S.
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THE Pan-Anglican synod. in session in
London yesterday, discussed the subject Of
boards of arbitration for non-established
churches, and the rea'ions between mission
airy bishops and missionaries Of sister
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THE war department has determined to
push recruits TO TIE scene of the Indian
troubles with al foszbe taste. Army Off
GERS express the opinion that general Indian
war l. imminfns
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As soon as the high water goes down,
Major b. nyS1rd, of the United States engln-
GERS, will tegin work on harbor defenees. 50
that the Father of Waters viii have to take
anothe- chute.
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THE presentation of a flag to Randle,
Heath d Livermore, by their employees, yes
terday, was not the least among the tokens
of goodwill which the ''day we celebrate"
has evoked
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LET us for to-day forget the strumpets and
thieves who robbed the people of Louisiana
and Florida of their votes, and give ourselves
over to the better and brighter memories of
the days when Shermansm was impossible.
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The death OF the emperor of Morocco was
contradicted by cabe dispatches yesterday
On the contrary, be is reported in good
health
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Con bless the memory Of Washington and
Jefferson. The one the father of his country,
the other of, the d. mocfatic party.
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II Is proposedIto make Alaska penal col
ony, and the States are to be invited to close
their peniteutiaries. decide diy good sug-
Restion.
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AMERICAN residents of Paris will celebrate
the Fourth, in which American visitors will
be invited to participate.
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THE DAY WE CELEBRATE" That's Tie
toast for to-day. Inierchangng with it will
be ''The land we live in, "Goi bless the
women" and Three cheers for independ-
anoa -
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THIS is the glorious Fourth. Let US cele-
brate il like men, and women who have thor
ough appreciation CT it.
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ELECTION DAY is not far off. What are
the candidates saying and what's the Demo
cratic committee doiugp
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OFFICIAL bulletins were issued in Berlin
yesterday announcing tine emperer's condi-
ton unchanged.
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The East st. Louis troubles are TO be IN
vestigated with closed doors, newspaper re-
porters even excluded
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GENERAL +. c. LATRoBE was yesterday
nominated By the Democrats Of Baltimore
for mayor.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.


WAR DArT., oFEIcE Gu SIG. OFFICE
"AaHIsGTUs. July 8. am. I
For Tennessee and the Ohio rd!ey, north.
eriy IeiHds, stationary or slightly higher
pressure and temperature, clear o.. Dayfiy
cloudy heather.
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MISS. AND TENN. r. R. co.

COUPONS Of Consolidated Bonds series B." OF
~ this company. will be paid, either at the Union
and Planters Bank, Memphis, or the importers and
Traders National Bank. New YORK. Holders Of the
few outstanding old bonds OF the company will add
much TO the value Of their securities by promptly
exchanging them for the new Consolidated Bonds
8. H LAMB,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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DIVIDEND.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK MEMPHIS,
Memphis Tenn July 1, 1878. !
THE Directory have this day declared Semi-an-
i nual dividend of i've per cent out OF the
earnings of the bank, payable on demand.
s. p. READ. Cashier. -
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AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-The Potter SUBJ
committee met at half-past ten o'clock. No
witnesses appearing, recess was taken. Re-
assembled at twenty minutes to one O'Clock,
when
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oBsERVArIONs xEsTEaDAY.

WAE HEF'T, SIGNAL SERvTCE o. = ARMY.
WEDNESDAY,. july =, 1918. 10 OK pm
Place q bar TheT- Wind weatn-
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Sherman's Villainy
Again Sworn TO by Weber-He Saw and
Read the Letter~zlt was Written on
Sheet OF Nete Paper, and not
Commercial Paper, as the
g Notorious
Mrs. jerks Stated-Harris, OF New Or
leans, Swears Point Blank that Sher-
man & Co. Advised the Theft Of
Votes, and that Such
Leaders as

Kellogg, Packard and Pitkin Urged that
the Crimes Of 1874 be Repeated
Harris Declares that Mrs. jerks
Acknowledged to him that
she KNEW Of the Sher-
man Letter, and
Wanted 1t.
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". n. M'ELhOY, Sergeant.
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oIS MAIN sTREEr-TEETH EXTRACTED
AfO painless by Laughing Gas. Go and GET
full set OF Teeth for SO Childrer's teeth re9r.
lated with care, on reasonable terms.
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Father Matthew Temperance Society.
THE members Of the Father Matthew Temper.
Il ance Society are requested to meet at their hall
this lTHURSDAY) morning, at $50 O'Clock sharp,
In full regaia, to participate In the procession.
By order T. CONSODINE, Vice-President
C. RAWTTNGS
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JAMES K. ANDERSON.
Witness--I have the original of that lett

Witness-I have the riginal of that letter,
which i will file with the committee.
Mrs. Weber did not reply to it. The
further examination of the witness was here
postponed, and he was directed to appear
before the subcommittee at New Orleans on
the tenth of July. when Mr.. Cox, who leaves
for New Orleans to-day, would be there and
conclude his cross-examination.
The committee then adjourned until
Wednesday, July 10th.
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Notice to Shippers.

IN recognition OF the National Holiday July 9Th,
J. the warehouses Of the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad viii be closed for the day against the
ceipt and delivery of frieghts
July 4, 1873. GEO. T.. RATHER, Agent
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Dividend Notice.

OFFICE PLANTERS INSURANCE CO., [
" MEMPHIS, July 3, 1873.
~ At the annual meeting of the Board OF d.
rectors OF this Company. held this day, Semi-an
nual Dividend Of Five Per Cent was declared
from tbs net earnings OF the past six months.
d. T. PORTER. President.
q In
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
PrOtestants Going over to
the Catholics.

4 new York Telegram Of last Sun.
day startles the Protestan's of the
country with the following piece Of
news:
A special dispatch from Paris to the
Herald has the following from q per-
sou who Processes to have al intimate
acquainlance with the Vatican: II
here that q movement is on foot which
promises to he the most Important
event 10 the religious history Of the
century. This Is nothing less than
TIE secession in large bodies Of mem.
bers of the English Protestant Church
to ,hh Roman Catholic Church. The
number Of secrdrrs is placed at as
high figures as three million Of people.
Included 10 this exodus from the
Church of England are Bishops,
Rectors, Curates and Deacons. Au-
,horized delegates. II IL asserted. are
now 10 Rome negotiating conditions
upon which the secession will take
place."
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
Weather and Crops.

The effects Of the long continued and
heavy rains Of April upon the crops are be-
Cunning TO I've seen everywhere; the corn and
vegeiat les do not look vigorous and healthy,
while all the fields are in the grass, because
bur little blowing could be done for the Ia. {
two weeks. There was y perfect deIuge on
Tuesday night, and the rain continued TO fall
constantly all next day. Planters and farm.
ers will all soon be behind with their work,
il this state Of weather continues much longer,
% badly that it will take them all summer TO
catch Nd
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
Shot From Behind.

Al about s O'Clock last night, as q Sicilian
named John Repeuo was entering the cotfre.
house known as the Fi.hermen's Exchange,
located at the corner Of Ur.ulines and Old
Levee streets, he vas shot in the back, on the
right side, by party standing on the side.
walk, supposed to be Sicii'sn named Tory
Martinez, who, after committing his coward.
ly act, made good his escape, after being
chased long distance ny the police.
The wounded man was taken to hi. resi-
dence No. 2S9 Decatur street, where he was
attended by Dn. Celararo and Fosrnento,
who pronounced his wound severe. though
not dangerous -Nsp Orleans Democrat, 30.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
A Husband Tries to Butcher
His Wife.

About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning diff.
Guilty took place at the shoe store, No. ll9 ST
Louis street betwee n Francis Scbsll and his
wife, which terminated in the former cutting
The latter in the face with q shocmskers knife
from the forehead down to the chin. The
knife in its passage severed the left eye.
The accused, after committing the deed,
attempted to make his escape, but was ares
ted aud locked up in the Third Precinct Sta
ton. The wounded woman was taken to
the Charity Hospital, where her wound was
examined by DR.. Miles, who pronounced it
dangerous. The cause Of the difficulty arose
from the fact that the husband believed his
wife uufsithful.-New Orleans Democrat, IL.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
OUR TOWN.

Rayville is n town Of 400 inhabiisnis, si,>
uaiet. abou, Two miles east Of Bruf river and
connected east and west by the Vicksbu5g,
Shreveport, and Texas railroad. II has three
organized churches. but one house Of worship,
one schooihous-, ten store houses, one steam
cotton gin and corn mill, one hotel, court
house ana Jail, two physicians, one printing
office, five resident lawyers; and is growing,
though no, rapidly. Spring begins here
about the las, Of February, and winter about
the frs, or middle Of December The soil
around the town is extremely fertile. Farm.
ers raise cotton, corn, peas, potatoes, pump
kins, millet, oats, rye, a little sugar cane and
ail kinds Of melons and fruit; hogs, cattle and
horses. Good land can be had for from s.
$40 per acre. according TO location and nature
of Improvements, and in some instances as
low as 81 90 per aero. House rent in town
is from 10 to is. Wages for laborer, from
SIS 70 $50 per month; for mechanics $40 to
$40 per month. There are no unoccupied
residences in town a, this time. IT,
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27

A Columbus, Ga, telegram Of the
Bis, SAYS:
Col. W. l.. Salisbury. banker. May
or pro TEN. and owner Of the Enquir.
er-Sun. in Columbus. WAS fatally
shot in the back while entering train
at Scale, Ala, Saturday at one
o'clock p. NJ, by Dr. Palmer. The
latter bad sued Salisbury for $3.50 600
damages to character by publications,
and had been awarded one cent. Sal
isbtry died today. Palmer has fed.
A rewarded of $500 i. offered for the
arrest Of the murderer. Great iudig-
nation is felt over the act.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
on the Alabama Central
Acknowledgment and Fire
man Killed.

A special to the vicksburg Herald,
dated Meridian, April 24tbe. says:
The engine Of the incoming Ala
hama Central mail train last evening
fell through a high trestle eight miles
east of Meridian. instantly killing en-
eineer HeuIlet and fireman Darling,
Who were buried under the engine 10
the water below. The bodies were
not recovered until this morning.
One or two freight cars also fell in.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
Applying the Lash.

A negro thief received a good
thrsshiug at the hands at soms Vi our
colored frieuds o few days ago.
Charlie Green, the thief, has served
TWO terms in the peni,en,iary. and
was in the act Of stealing a horse
when Dave Michael and two others
stretched him cut and gave him abou,
two hundred lsshes, aud ran him
away. Green is under bond to ap.
pear 10 court to answer charge Of
robbery, but will hardly be ON hand
hen the case is called.
The men who whipped were arres-
ted ind fined five dollars each for
their trouble. All Syi"n that the
thrasbing was deserved. but it will
not do for parties To be thus allowed
To take tie Jaw into their own hands,
aud We hope d" one will rr,r at ibr
oiense Tie officers in tb. case ali
RENTED their costs L" tighten the
fines. as they svmpa'hized with the
oifendcrs.-Co!jdr Chronicle.
And If 70 ur good citizens bad club
bed in aud paid the dnes they would
have been applauded by oil honest
men. We will swap you six ordina-
nv colored men for those three who
did the whipping. for about a half
dozen such are needed in every neigh
borhOod.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
To Whom 1t May Concern.

In order that there may be no misunder-
standings and disapPonfmenis " hen the time
for such matters arrive, We now state in adj
vance that no candidates name will be ans
nounced in the BEACON unless the same is
paid for in advance, and no communication
or call for csndi 'a,es will lie inserted unless
acco .nPaniel by the money to Pay for the
same, ~ the rate Of ten cents per line for all
.uch communications. This rule will not be
deviased from in any instance or under any
circumstances, and parties vii. avoid any un-
pleasant misunderstanding with US by bear.
lug this fact in mind. #.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
The Weather and River.

The recent heavy rains seem to have been
ganeral, and If they had come three or four
weeks ago, there is lille doubt Int that This
whole country womb have been Inundated;
but az the weather cleared of cool On ru.,
d?y evening we think the rains ire over for
awhile st any rate IT we do no, wish foi
rain long time now before We get II We viii
be satisfied.
The following is the repor, Of ,h- signal
service published in the Herald Of Thurs,
day:
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27

our a"'a6!e young laiy friend, Mis-.
"co'Kie Reed, Of Delhi. is spending a few
days IN Rayviilc. as the CUES, Of Mrs Judge
Montgomery. II our young tnen ar, wise.
tnr at them At i-a.t, will IRE all Of his per.
s"at've powers 10 inducs her to make onr
village her permanent home; for .he would
be capital matrimonial prize.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27

We .wouls respectfully inform The "'e"''e''
Of the. Bar sim, we are prepared 10 P'"'
briefs. - neatly, with as much despatch GU,
upon lie same terms tba, they can be Pf'n'eu
in any oGics outside Of New Orleans We
do no, ::propo.s to compete with the Guy
Offices. but can do the work as well - '"'''
Is any use for and as cheap Is any 'eas'"'
able man can ask
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
OyrIcs or J. T. BEaEN, MoSRoE, La, /,
February, 1878


February, 1878
To the Pubiie:-
Bear thi. in rind- SEWING MACHINES hoI :
rome dsWa - The Sewing Machine combina>
tion has busted! AMI therefore, the public
should be wide awake to their real interests
and know where TO purchase to advantage.
We run no wagons, we employ no. agents,
we pay no commissions to "middie,nen, and
consequently we can sell Machines CHEAPER
than those who 40. Having discontinued the
wagon system and discharged our agents, We
are now prepared to furnish all kind. OF
Sewing Machines Al greatly reduced prices.
We keep constantly on hand the Singer
Machine and the improved Wilson also
other styles. and we will make il 10 the inter
est Of oil parties needing machine. to consult
us before purchasing from travelling agents or
solicitors, and paying war prices for c"m,
modify that we sell at figures TO sui, the hard
times"
Address, ]. E. BEHEN,
B.hen's Sewing Machine Emporium,
Feb l6-3m Monroe, La.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
RELIGIOUS.

PaEsuyTERiAS.--krv. ID. A. Campbell vii
preach regularly, AT AlrO on the 5, Snbba,'
IN each month; a, Union Churc!. "n ha.ti
Ridge. in Franklin Pa. on the rlir! Sa'
bath at Rayv.!le on the fourth Sal,barh;
Regular appointment for preaching Of t,,
Baptist Church nj Rnyviile i. tLr liz, Sun's,
Ia ra.'h month ami Saturday night before
Rev L. L. kellis Pastor.
The appointments of the Ravvilie C. rcu
VI. f.. Church South n fnlows Gifar.i
the first Sunday in rarh month; RayviIl- H..
second. nj Little Creek at IL "a. m. and A..
at NIGHT on The third, and Union the fourth
L. II. McClendon, =. {.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
Married..

SrlLEs-GoDwIx-In Girard. La, Arrl
Goth, 1878, by Rev T. n McCIendon. Mr. n
Is STILES I" Miss Lucy God in; all Of R;ch-
land parish.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27

CIess out tho grass.
Work your gardens
May Day Wednesday.
Pleasant weather now
Charity 10 Away, mo,ie,,.
Don't complain a, nature.
Cool nights and mornings.
Chess is the favori,e game.
Ne news worth mentioning.
BEAD good books ard papers.
Try 70 have some object in life.
Subscribs for your parish paper.
Teach your children to be useful.
Dnsson>hole bouquets are in season.
Mr.. Campbell Pre.chcs to morrow.
Plsn,ers bsys about finished planting.
a clear conscience is . priceless jewel.
Never take parlin circulating a Islander.
Break up Your ground before it gets dry.
Remember that all persons are human.
Modessy Is d real ornamen, 10 female char.
ocies. ..1
Pssiencs ana perseverance, .urmount grcs,
difficulties.
Dull" is no mms to express the bushes.
si,ussion Of Rsysile.
Cksct waywssdness and .sIfwil! whenever
they crop out in your child.
Be@ssAsrss ~ NOT 60 abou, blowing
trumpet in her own praise
Thsfe have heen three marriages in our
parish this week, bW we have received uo-
sics Of lat one.
II il were not for the base ball club, there
would be very little life in RayvIlle. for bust
ness is at . perfect stand. still.
From and after this date we will receive
subscriptions fns no papers except the Beacon,
Free Press and Peterson's Magazine. r.
QrsRY:-"Why will men smoke common to-
bacco, when they car buy Marburg Bros. Seal
vf NsrtA Carslisa, 1t the same prices'-ly.
Mrs. W. P. Maneham presented n', last
Monday, with mess Of the largest Irish pc
,asoss we have seen this spring, for which
she has our thanks.
Mrs. Fo~lss sent rs two large hen eggs
last week. which we weighed, and fo"ud
sheir ve,gi.t. to b 8 ounces. each-ths two
weighing - much - three ordinary eggs.
Ne ssera fsoAa the Tesesrsph that Theo.
Pugh, telegraph manager Of Monroe, and
sws OF sh.se oshess, have telephone in sue
csssfsl opers,ion bssween Monroe and Tren'
con.
The Bcuf river boat passed up the river
srain on, "Wednesday; but she was not on
regular time this "trip, and we presume does
no, find enough business to justify her in
shaking many more trips.
Dr.. A. \. Macy, agent for the world re-
nownsd Singer sewing machine dropped
into our Office one day this week; aud we
were glad 10 see him looking 50 we'll and
cheerful aud 10 learn Of him that he was sue
cssatIsSp well in the sale Of these eScs''e"'
ni6ehide.. The doctor is splendid agent.
We hope mat everybody in tom VIII 10
oil he OF she can TO make the children "PPy
nssA "Wednesday. lie, us have real NICE
suAipIeasant Sunday School picnic Inc
ls1j&s, Ne know, will do their part but 'ney
need the ,s,isss nee OF the gentlemen 10 make
il, succes', and we urge the latter to pe''0'"
their part OF the work.
We learned by rumor that our esteemed
neighbor. Lewis Zim, Of the frsnkh"
Sun. wss going 70 en:er into life partnership
this week with one of Franklins ia'r da"s"'
tiers. Hope,6n 70 is true, and that bis cup
Of bliss may b iilied to the ove'ho~'"s' ''''
We believe 10 b worthy Of all the Joys 70 oe
deriyPa from ? upion Of hearts
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
$ts8it4laaaBsa


Ho~EtL 4 CHesxAS, ST. Lonis Nh. a,r
our authorized Agents to con,rsc, for adv-r
tising for TIE BEAcoS.
;. u. PHrrtxortL h Co. 81 Park Row
corner Beekman street, New York, are our
auih0rixen agents Tor ". Y.
u. r. hucnARD, Advertising Agent, New
Haven. Coan., will contract for advertise.
uents fos the BEACON.
Ma. JAS. II. MARIN. at Mrs. r. Blooms.
Cfs~ford Street. Vick.bury. ha. ful, authority
- csssrsct fer advertising and transact ,,Lr r
susiwess as agent tor the BEAcor in tina, city
Esd Oslsa. n
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27

Remember. four bushels ri corn or five
bushels OF potatoes will pay for the B-scnor
one year.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE! I'm
Y proved and unimpre we'd, BY Wiley P
Man; ham, Rs.vilie, Louisiana.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
Ally PAPER IN THE STATE.
ADVERTISERS

Will find that the Daily and Weekly editions
Of the HERALD afford the means OF reaching
d large number Of the best class Of readers IN
almost every Southern State, particularly in
Mississippi and Louisiana.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27

The Eastern difficulties still remain
unsettled, but there is not "a much
probability of war between England
and Russia as there seemed to be 0
short time since.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27

No Netice Of application for
Adjudication Of a Succession
WI hereafter be inserted i'm
eeh paper unless II n accOmpa.
MED With $500; nor will no.
11oee OF Final Settlements be
yoblished until ALL dues are
Dead. 80 "
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
NOTICE.

Creditors OF the Succession Of c. ". Peck
are notified to presen, their claims 10 my d.
'orney, MI Liddcil. at RayvilIe. or to me,
at Sicily Island pos,ofhce. Ca,shoula Parish.
THOo. N. PECK,
Asuinie,ra,cr.
Ar,Ii it.b lef7-7t
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
The Weekly Herald

Is an eight page, fory-eight column paper
containing careful selections from thr editorial,
news and miscellaneous matter Of the Daily
edition, with the view If giving its readers in
the county an epi,ome OF the weeks history,
and making i, the best
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
JUST IN:

JUST IN:
Soft Hats, all color, ;
SGtf Hats, all color.;
Broadway Silk Hats;
Firth Avenue Silk Haas
-" GEO. C. KRESS Il CO.,
Vicksburg, Miss.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
HAYVILLE. LOUISIANA
Saturday. April 81, 1873.

E3eoso address all letters ON
S0ooDose connected with the
0ooooa 0Mlce, and conn uni.
eAetons intended for publicn.
eSoo, - the Beacon. or 10
:. THOS. j. MANGHAM.
Editor 4 PROPRIETOR.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
TERMS

One Yea, in advance, including postage $40 GO
Six Months, in advance, s 80
One Month, in advance, ! 10
WEEKLY:
One Year,in advance, including postage, So -
Six Months, in advance, 10
Richland beacon., 1878-04-27
NEW ARRIVALS.

Another fine los Of Piece Goods
Fancy Suitings;
All shade. Of Fine Diayonals;
Fancy Pants Patterns.
GEO. c. KRESS Il co.
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