Richland beacon., 1878-01-05

RuDnCu uutlt All OueS arc
paid.
Sow run.proof oats.
Rus,>proof oats for stock.
Plant an abundant food crop.
New Years was a beau,ifel day
Til. has been busy week with the
movers
Tie weather has been splendid part OF
this week
Now is a splendid time to renew your sub.
scrir,ion.
There was kgl, spirr of snow on Friday
morning.
Some of our citizen. have b,ru killing
hogs this week
The Era No. 10, Capt, Taylor, was up the
B9fT this week
The BEACON and Detroit FREE Pass. the
best paper in the United States. for three dot
lars.
body seems to have been enjoying the hoi
days. "
Cold rain and a little slr-t last THURSDAY.
whch was the most disagrc-ble day Of the
season.
5pScme three or fSur young hmilies of Ray.
vile tshe their first Lessons in housekeeping
this season.
This will be the last number Of the Beacon
good many will receive unless they renew
their subscription.
We have been too busy moving and fixing
up our presen, domiciIe to give our usual al
sention to she BEACON
Did you turn over that new leaf las, Tues
day? IL %, are you saii-fied with the rerord
ysu have ma'h. thus far on it,
There will he preaching at the church to
night and Tomorrow by Rev. L C. Kelh,
We hope to see good congs..ya,ions
This has been a peculiarly mild winter so
far-no snow and but little ice. If'n con
tinues so to the end. ice will be scarce nexr
summer.
Those who did not move on the beautiful
and spring.I,ke days of the Is, aud 2ud no
doub, regretted, on Thursday morning that
they had rot done so.
After this week we will find plerry If
work watching the actions Of our Legislature.
and will try to keep our readers posted OF.
oil matters Of importance.
Eight families moved on the lst and 2nd
instant, in Rayvil1e. We ought to get OUT Of
the practice of moving in mid winter, when
Il i 80 cold aud disagreeable.
A subscriber, who is a planter in Dallas
county, Ai,bama, Gays that he finds that rust
proof oats pay, better than anything he can
plant, and Is sure to lead to success Try il,
Richlanders
Last Tuesday was the day for swearing of
until next CHRISTMAS. Blu, how many will
&eep their promises, that's the question. |
The best plan for those who really mean to
reform is to join the Temperance Council.
Last Monday morning the prisoners in the /
Madison Parish Jail set fire to that building |
and ou, for the presence and promp. action |
oil few individuals, would have been roasted .
slivs. Fcar scf gsheun made their escape.
1te Jnsual does upsspeak in terms o: very
- pues ( H Della fire company, and
- saGf : eoansc,ion with this matter.
n sll NE planters are selling as much OF
AeatsQ 80 fpr shipment as those in the
ssth6fEeod sf Rayviiie, there will be
seaoe4 bsaEipksspsd 70 plant next spring.
I'D U yn9u6hasfz 6snSs, great will be the
i~es for seed Asians after the water sub
.asH Better kss6 your seed to feed your
- ., 1sdass war hand aud plant, than
ab r five, 80 q seven dollars a ton.
. sselas~base the receipt Of an invita-
euea = sisfnd The nuptiaIs Of our young
es'xhsos. Gesye J. BsadfeId, of the Madison
Jossnsl. and Miss Hrsndon, which were GEL
eessssd At the residence of ,hr brides father,
= Lseanon, No. Dec Goth, 1877; and though
sncssvsd tho nosics few days after The
er'ess, We feel - much compIimented as
Hest - rresised II month before hand,
~ sza'osf sss happy couple our hearty con-
elasalasA How On editor could rake to-
s''ass. ssnaah eSsa 10 60 so far after bride,
" = profound mystery which Julius should
sAp'a'n to the fraternity, at least /