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The New York herald., 1878-03-07
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
THE SALARY SCHEDULE cHANGED-THE COL
LICE OF THE clrY OF NEW YORK.

THE SALARY SCHEDULE CHANGED-TBE COL
LICE OF THE oiTY OF NEW YORK.
regular meeting Of the Board of Education was
held yesterday afternoon at which considerable
routine business was disposed Of panesyric on
the late Townsend Harris read and ordered to be
enrolled on the minutes. Commissioner Bell offered
resolution that IRON aud after this no building
shall be leased hired TOR school purposes until IL
shall have been inspected first by tho Board of Health
and declared to be by said Board satisfactory san
iary condition, and further, until the Department Of
Public Buildings shall have the means OF
egress tor pupils from SUCH building or buildings
amply sufficient IN case or alarm OF fire or any
o,her emergency. The resolution was adopted.
report OF the Committee on Salaries and Economy
rhe Board went into COMMITTEE OF tue
Whole TO discuss and act upon the report, Commis-
sioner Dowd being called TO the chair.
Tne section 10 reduce Tho salaries of teachers Of
music from S75 to $50 was adopted.
All assistant male teachers appointed after January
J. 1878. will Tor the year S700 female
S40o After the irst year they win receive lte same
salary as the regular assistant teachers. Adopted
REDUCED SALARIES.
Tho following schedule adopted. To principals
schools having An average attendance the pre-
cediug year Oh
200 or ess s-.....-............. 81 900
2Ol 10 400. ll0O
4Ol 10 on l3v0
50i 10 oOo l4JO
oOl 10 oco LoOO
BOO 70 looo lGOo
l,00l. . LOO
IL was resolved 10 give notice that Primary scnooi
No. g. IN the Seventeenth ward, would be discontin
ued. The report was adopted IN full by the Commit
tee OF the Whole and finally by the Board, alter re-
ceiving the appreciation oi tho Committee on By
laws.
Commissioner Wickham called for report OF tho
Committee Teachers, 10 which was referred the
veslgaon OF certain irregularities IN the coDduct Of
A. Morch0use, principal OF Grammar School No. 70,
Chryslic street The committee was ordered to
report at the next meeting.
Commiss iohcr Jchno offered resolution to the
effect that u committee OF hvc be appointed 10 devise
a better plan Tor the enforcement OF the lruancy law
A resolution from Commissioner Wicknam TO rcer
this TO the Committee oil Bylaws was adopted aud
the Board adjourned.
COLLEGE
At tho close Oi the meeting OF the Board oil Educa-
tion the trustees Of tho College of the City oil New
York convened d cuss the act to open the college
all male persons VINO shall pass the preliminary
examination required by said trustees for admission
therein AZ present applicants must have been
year the public schools The matter was referred
tho Executive Committee to meet subject 70 call
from the Chairman.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
CASE OF DIR. WHITEHEAD.

The hearing upon the habeas corpus granted in the
case OF DR.. Newton Wniiehead, charged commit
ting abortion upon Miss Lottie Temple, now
Bellevue Hospital TOOK place yesterday before Judge
Lawrence, In Supreme Court, Chambers Assistant
District Attorney Leary produced the ante-morc cm
OF Lottie Temple IN which she identified
DR.. Whitehead tho person who committed the
offence Mr.. Howe most vehemently and Indignantly
protested against the return made to The writ OF
ccrtiorari BY Coroner Croker and charged that Official
with having omitted to return Miss Temples statement
under oatn the inquest last Monday, that she
could not identify Dr. Whitehead He also stated
that the inquest Miss Temple identified well
known reporter beng like the person who per-
formed the operation and that this reporter more
rcsembcd the prisoner than did Edwin Booth the
late Grimaldi He further submitted DR.. Whitehcad's
afdavt, which he states that he IS innocent OF
the crimo charged. Mr.. Howe added that he could
produce twenty a1davis OF respectable people, who
were at the Coroncs inquest who would testify that
Miss Temple had sworn that Or. Whitehead was not
the that the Coroner had Jailed to take down
such testimony Upon this state Of facts he demanded
DR. Whtehead's discharge claiming there Was not
particle OF evidence " Justify his detention. Judge
Lawrence took the papers and said he would give the
his carc ul consideration and would rondcr his
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In the casc OF Lew Il. Stevens Go. against the
,Nsw York central aud Hudson River Railroad Com |
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19

Few men of this day have exhibited as
muck psuck aad enterprise in business RS Or.
Tut. Of New York, tie proprietor OF TUFTS
Liver Pils In few years lie has built up
a business Of vast proportions and made his
name a household word all over the Ian !.
Advertising agents say that he has paid the
press this year ever one hundred 'hensand
dollars, and that the demand for his medicine
i, enunerous, both in foreign countries and
n, home The New York papers report the
shipment from that port in one day OF 10
of TUFTS Pills" Think Of il: two thousand
hounds of Pills. From this great success our
merchants and manufacturers may learn 4 use
FIJI lesson. II they have an article OF true
meri,-no frambug-Iet every BODY Know 1t
through the medium Of printer $ Ink, aud SUE
cess is sure. 1t is tfne it requires pluck, OIL
none bat the brave deserve The fair" Mo'e
DIR. Tuus and bard times will disappear as
rapidly rs disease vsnishes before his mos'
excellent medicine.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19
Death of VIM. NJ Scott.

We are sorely grevcd to announce TO our
readers the death of Mr.. Vim VI Scott,
which occurred ON Tuesday last IN this city
from congestion Of the biain. Mr. Scott. who
was a native Of Adams county, Miss. and
fitty-six wears of age al the time Of hl, death.
served his apprenticeship while quite young
man in Boston, Mass. where he thoroughly
learned the trade of a printer. Then he
desired to roam and other lands, and tie
broad Pacific saw him on lis smooth waters
and under the Southern Cross, the Christian
and brightest constellation IN the heavens,
with hear,,"a as the most passionare En-
glish poet says,"sor any fate"
Poor Scott ,oiied printer for the Fica-
yunc newspaper for long years. IL gratitude
is the memory of the Lcar,, how could we
forget Mr. Scotia gentleman, engaged in a
noble profession and in all probability the
superior in talent and education of 50 many
pretended frauds. who, dazzlcd by the me
,eor of a mo4uru,-successfrl in acquiring
money-iuag,ne ina, they are AT the head {
society nnd cccury the rank in true merit AID
| estimation.
Our poor friend and brother Scot, lies now
| in a solitary grave. Those who were well
acquainted with him will never forget tina
| tie was true anu Stntc, H''cS'' Soi"P''o''
| anything he undertook, and, above all, faith
| FIJI friend aud man OF principle.
| lie was. also, Confederate soldier. When
the war for the independence Of the South
! broke out lie was a man Of means. lie sac-
rifced everything lac had in order to JOIN the
"sweet. sad South" Indeed, he was en2a'
gsd in many bloody encounter. and Al the
siege Of Vicksburg he distinguished himself
for great gallaniry.
Mr.. Scott was buried yesterday in the toni
of tie Typographical Union. He was &C
companied 10 hi, last resting pace by numrr
ons friends May he rest in peace -Aew Or
leans Picoyune.
The subject Of the above notice leaves g
mother, wife, four or five SONS and dangl'
tiers and several o,he, relatives in this paris
and verify and esteemed members of soci
ETY.. Our sorrow is mingled with theirs Il
this aftl c,ion, for we knew Mr.. Scott well, a
kind hearted and generous man and faith
ful printer He was our foreman far Will
during the time we published the Dell
Chronicle Peace to his ashes.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19

Gwyn& Dyer, State of Louisiana.
No. 5li. vs.. Parish OF kichland,
+. 5. Landers. Ii,h Di>,rc: Court.
By virtue of wit of seizure and sale
issued from the Honl liih District Court, in
and for the parish of Richland, State of Lon
i.ana. in the above entitled and Numbered
sui, and TO me directed, | have seized and
will offer for sale al the door Of the ccnrt
house in the town OF Rayville, on Saturday.
the End day Of February, 1873.
at public auction, to the last and highest bid
der. the following described proper y. 20 wit
The South West quarter of tide south East
quarter of Section (2) Two, and the North
East quarter Of the North East quarter ol
Section (ll) eleven. Township Q6) Sixteen
North, Range % Six Fast, and the North
West quarter of the North East quarter o
Section (ll) eleven, Township (lG) Sixteen
Range (6) Six Eat, of lands situated in th'
parish of Richland. Louisiana. aud all the
buildings and Improvements thereon
Terms OF Sale-T~elve months credit
purchaser 60 give bonds with approved sc
CURLY bearing per cent interest from dat
and mortgs &c retained on the pr Jperty sold.
J. A. LIDDELL. Sheriff.
! Sherifs Office, Rayvile, La,
January l2, iS1S-it
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19
Married..

BAlRD-HrxrER- A, the residence Of the
bride : mother, on the 10th inst, by the Kew.
L. n Mct'lrnd"n. Mr. VIM. r. Baird 10 Miss
Maggie &. Hunter; all OF Rich and parish.
JoxEs-CARrER-A, the residence Of the
bride mother. in Rayvile, La, on the 10th
inst, 10y the Rev L. II. McClendon, Mr..
Moses A. Jones to Miss SalIie +. Carter; all
Of kayvile.
We hal the pleasure of being one OF the
favored guests AT the entertainment given 10y
Mrs Carter. al the latter marriage, and can
voucll for the magnificent display and excel
fence of The entertainment, which could Io'
I've surpassed as 10 the artistic arrangement of
the table and the quality Of the viands. In
fact, the entire entertainment was most
pleasant affair, for which the guests are in
deb,ed to the hospi'able and generous hostess.
who spared neither pains nor expense to
minister To their erj 'vment.
The bride i..ate a most lovely appearance,
her neat and tasty apPare, Displaying her
natural beauty and grace 10 great advantage
while the carriage Of TIE bridegroom was
gallant ami manly. lhelf atehudhts WIRE
| NJ. F. G Hudson and Miss Luvila Oliver,
and Mr. e. p Bafour and Miss Riley, who
acted their parts we'll aud ma lie splendid
appearance. When we retired, AT i o'clock
the young people were still moving about the
spacious hall in the graceful mazes OF the
dance, keeping time tn the lively and inspir'
ing notes of the violin and harp.
We can not close this article without "tier-
ing our congratulations TO the other couple
who are well mated. Mr. Baird is true
aud noble hearted gentleman, woIthy of the
kind, smiabe and lovely bride he has won
if any man could be; and he, we believe
i'll scrupulously observe the obligation liz
took upon himself at the hymeniai altar.
May all the joys Of the married life Of ihos,
who are well mated, attend both couple
through long and prosperous life, and maj
they cling to each other in adversely as wei
as prosperity, that they may, in the evening
of their lives look back upon happy careef
spent in love and perfect harmony.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19

The New York Sun was among
those who counsened submission 10
fraud. rather than disturb the peace
of tho country. when Hayes was
being counted in, aud now it has the
cheek to join the eneTies OF the
Southern Democracy in the absurd
end false charge that the latter are
responsible for the fraud. asserting
that they placed Hayes 10 the pres'-
DENTAL chair. This is only a mean
and cowsrdly way of trying to shift
the responsibility onto an Innocent
marty. and 20 talk brave after the dam
Ger Is passed aud it is too late TO right
this great wrong which those ot It's
kidney permitted to be done to the
country.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19
Sherifs Sale.

c. II. Morrison's admr. State ofL"''s'ana,
No iS1. vs. Parish OF Ricllan':
Lafayette NJ Miner ct al liIh District Court
By virue of . writ of ii. ia. issued from
the Honl. 18th District Court, in and for the
parish Of RmfiIaud, Sale of LoH>Iata. IT.
the above entitled and numbered SUIT and 10
me directed, have seized and will offer tor
sale at the door Of the court house 10 the
Town Of Rayville, on Saturday,
The End day Of February. 1878.
at public auction, to the last and highest bid
der. the following described property. to-wt
The North East qt'arter Of Section Nineteen
Township Sixteen North, Range Seven East,
in the district Of lands north Of Red River
together with all the Improvements thereon
situated in the parish OF Richiand, said State.
Terms OF sale-Tweire months credit,
purchaser to give bonds with approved secr'
ri'y, bearing per cen, per annu'n '"tere''
and mortgage retained on the Iropery.
J. A. LIDDELL, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Rayville, La-,
January IL, lS17-4f.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19
RELIGIOUS.

PREsEyrERIAx--Rcv. u. a. Campbell vii
preach regularly. at Alto on the lst sabbath
in each month; IA, Union Church ON Basklh
Ridge. in Franklin Pa. on the third Sab
bath: at Rayville on the fourth Sabbath;
Regular appointment for preaching OF the
Baptist Church at RayviIe i the first sunday
in ca n month aud Saturday night before
Rev. L. e. kelIis Pastor.
The appon,n enrs Of the RavvilIe { rcui'
VI. f.. Church South are as ioli"ws 6lrard'
the frs, Sunday in each month; Rayvilie the
second. Alto the third, and Union the fourth
L. II. McClendnn, i. {.
Prayer meeting at Rayville every third
Sunday.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19
June o. lS77-ly.

When you want Marhine on easy terms
GO TO BEHEN.
When Won want Needles, Oil aud Attach
meuts, or old Machines repaired, 20 to
BEHEN.
Sewing Machine Needles, 3oc per doze':
AZ J. f.. NJ l. Behen's. Monroe. nov2O-tf
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19
HIGHEST AW ARDS AT CENTENNIAL
EXHIBITION. THOUSANDS Or FAM
LIES USING THEM.

Demand increasing every day where they
become known. Ministers, judges, LAWYERS.
editors, taiiors machini-,-. &c, recommend
them a. perfect, Rights given free 10 first
applicants If there is no agency IN your
place write for il or buy marhlne Tor y"nr
family or a relative; there is none better or :"
CHEAP. Machines sent 10 all parts OF the
country. on receipt Of price, SIS. Read
advertisement be"nniug
SlS.-SEWING MACHlNE-Sl8.
June 9. lS77-ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19
gAason ~f 1877.

20 Insurance On Cis Houses, Gins ana
srkisuy. Csitsm, IN Lsat, Seed or put put
ensed IN gin honses or cotton pens; a'so W."
Nssehandise. Store Buildings, Dwe"'"ss'
dousel'old and kitchen furniture, sPpy q =, "" e
sime-ssied and fre-,e.td sscncy oi To-
T. J. Bchcn, Monroe, La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19
HOLIDAY GOODS.

ID .cISINS,
h Curants,
Ci,rnn,
Plum Pnd'iings,
Fancy Candy.
Enyliyh Walnuis, Flint Suck Candy.
FIibefts, PT<e candy.
Brazil, Nuts, Texas Pecans. Assorted Jeilics.
Pure Cmrrant Jeilic>, Preserves,
English and American Pickles,
Worcestershire Sauce,
Commits Sauce.
Tonaio Catsnp,
Pepper Sauce,
Assorted Canned Frnif.
Assorted do Vegetables.
We will Ire pleased TO have purchasers call
and examine our stock before purchasing.
J.. L. EGGLESTON X co.
dec - Nick, hrrg, Mrs.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19
LEGAL Brevitics.

Cool, frosty mornings
Read COOL newspapers
Prepare for the next crop.
Sow plenty Of spring oats.
Plant corn and raise stock.
Beautiful moonlight nights.
Keep out Of bad company.
Keep ont of debt, il you can.
Sow rust proof oats pleniifuly.
There is no excuse for ideness.
Subscribe for your parish paper.
Beautiful weather all Of this week.
Be courteous, polite and kind TO all.
Take no part in circulating ISLANDERS.
The health of RayviIlc is very good.
Advertise your business in the BEACON.
Preaching Tomorrow by Mr.. Campbell.
Plan, cotton and buy all your supplies.
Repair your fences, gates and tools now
Plenty Of room for you, if You will work.
Young man. keep away from the card table
Earn your own bread, and you will ENJOY
We will publish the proceedings Of the I'm.
migration Convention next week.
We regret to learn that Robt. Nelson, only
con of a widowed mother, died this week OF
pueumonia.
The best way to soften the hardness of the
1imes is 10 use plenty tf printers ink: The
duller business is the more you should adver-
siss.
There are few more young people about
R.yville yet to get married, and then we
will have TO do without. young ladies' or i'm
port them.
Read the article on the cost of cNion' and
then ask yourself whether you can afiord to
mise cotton at a cost of Ii cents per pound
aud sell it at 9 cents?
The ElDorado Eagle states tina, Union
county, Arkansas, was visited by snow storm
on the Srd inst. There was on snow down
here, at your old home, Sam.
Young lady, if you want to get married
Jus, co,ne to Rayvi!le. There are few
young men here yet ~~ho need ladies to take
care of them and darn the seats fsheT pants
Particular attention is directed to the bust
mes. card of Meesrs. E. I. Eggleston d Co ,
in this issue. This firm is well known to oar
seader., many of whom are their old customs
efs
A few Young men, with cornmeudable per
severance, still persist in sheir lest years b"s
ioess of holding goods boxes dawn; but the!
cannot put in full days work these fros'!
mornings.
Dom, do il, young man. Don't spend you
cine lettering around drinking Saloons d'nS
ing and playing cards. 1t will lead to dis
grace, degradation, shattered health anu
drunkards grave. If not worse.
We were glad ,oaneet several Of our 'ad'
a,iends iron, Delhi at the wedding last we
nes,lay night, and TO learn Of those who wef
visiting RayvilIe for the first time that the.
were 90 well pleased with our town.
His Uenor, Judge Montgomery sentenced
sss,le American To 80 days in the parish o'a'o
inx house this week, for spPropr'atng Ia
ftom Jones' ssove h the law we want WAS
sosos he could al up several mud ho'es' tha
oeed flIing. during that time.
VI sesre, very much that our friend B. n
NeLemose. WHO'S she most energetic bushes
Suan in oar town, seems EkeIy TO succ""o
shs l.rdness Of the times. Meyer, weis
c., HE largest creditors have had has s'oc
seised end the sheriff advcr'ises It Tor safe
shis issae. We still hope that he may MI
sass vsy ou,of his diaiculsies and get "Po
u rel again.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19

Remember, four bushels ei corn or tive
bushels of potatoes will pay Tor the Beacnon
one year.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19
Staples.

TLOUR-All grades; Meal. G'''-, Susrrs.
Molasscs, Bacon sides and shoulders, Dry
Sal, do, do, new Sugar-cured Ham; Lard,
new Mess Pork Salt. coarse and hnr; Wins
knr-. all prices; WINS. Sherry an. Fort for
c,nking: Bagglng and Ties. r.T- Cal. on us
for Bargains. T.. L. EGGLE>ION co,
dec II cksbnrs.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19

Jso. A.~Eleml.r, ESQ, Tax Assessor o1
s0chland parish. is our authorized aee", 10
- sasiss pssisl,. TO collect all d"es On" ~.
c.ive and rrce,p, for new Subscriptions 20 .'e
SsAcon. We will place in his ha""' "'s
soeouss Of those WHO ere IN af<ea's' on" ,'
aeps hat they will all he prepared 70 se.'s
9Th hin when he essIs on them !" "..S'
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19

lob WORK, OF all kinds, f'om eorte de
81 risite to a poster, neatly executed at TINS
office. upon short notice
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Block, Bri,on c, ais. State of Louisiana,
W No. 2ji ; Parish Of Rmnian.i,
Ii. f. Wicker, 4 Co } liIh District Court
By virtue Of writ Of p!uries ii. IA, issued
from, the Honl lith District Court in and for
I'll. Parish OF Richland, State OF Louisiana. IN
,he above entitled and numbered SUIT. and
TO me directed, | have seized and will offrr
fur sale at the door of the Court House, III the
town OF RayviIIe, said parish, on
Saturday, 10Th day Of Jany., 1878,
at public auction to the last and highest bidder
the following described pcp-rty, to-wit;
A certain lot of ground and the improve
men,s in the town Of Alto, containing three
and one-haif CD acres, commencing At a
certain ,'o,t near the A Ito and RayvIlle road,
running 40 yards 2Uo east of north, thence
lao yards, bearing $40 north of west, thence
south, AT the same variation As the first line,
lO5 yards, thence diagonaiy TO the starting
loin, (the land wned nn all siies 10y u. ii.
Warner, known a. the NJ. A. Her lot. Also
Lo, No. IL of Square vi - in the town OF
RayyilIe SAID lot being a fractional 10, AMI
where the blacksmith shop stands. Also Lot
No. = of Wlll,am. addition 10 the town OF
Rayvile; said lot descr as follows com
nencing at the south east corner OF The Io'
above described, extending aio,ss the right oil
way of the ~ l.. a 1 r. X. 300 feet east
thence north 800 feet, thence ives; 800 feet
thcuce ,outh 800 feet TO point Of beginein2
with all the buildings and Improvements
theSeof.
Terms Of sale cash with the benefit of ap
! pralsement
]. A. LIDDELL, Sherih.
Sheriff Osce. RayviiIe, La,
! December 5tii. IST7.-Gt.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19
RAYVILLE. LOUISIANA,
Saturday, January 10, 1873.


Please address all letters on
business connected with the
Beacon Omce, and cOlnmuni.
cations intended for public..
ton, to the Beacon. or to
THOS. j. MANGHAM,
Editor & Proprietor.
No Notice Of application for
Administration Of u Succession
will hereafter be inserted I'm
this paper unless II Is accOmpa-
MED with $500: nor will mo-
tices OF Final Settlements be
published until all dues are
paid.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19

1syrOll sewing machines repaired and
nut in good order AT the Sewing Machine
Emporium of J. f.. & I. J. Brhen, Monroe
La
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19

A very rapid. safe and easy way to make
money, is to procure territory 10 in'r"'"ce 'he
latest useful invention that i wanted every
day, by every one. everywhere, who has
family, full sized sewing machine, WIN
table and treadir, for only Eighteen Doi'a's.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19
$te 8ie&la'''l$ saee't,
Agents Of the Beacon.

RowELL & CHEsxAN, ST. Lonis Mo. n'-
OH, authorized Agents TO contract for adv-r-
Using for the BEACON.
S.M PErrIxGILL & Co., 81 Park Row
corner Beekman street, New York, are our
authorizen agents for n. \.
H. HucBARD, Advertising Agent, New
Haven. Conn, will contract for advertise:
ments for the BEACON.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19

Observation-Disclosures communica'lcns G
K. f. McGuire Loige No. 209 the End "rd'
esday in each month.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19

"ORSES aud mules Tor sale bv
II dec I5it ID. McCORKLE.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19
The Weekly Sum.

Who does not know the Weekly SUM IL
circuiates throughout che United States. Cana.
,la.. and beyond. Ninety tl'as'sand families
greet its welcome pages weekly. and regard
II in the light of guide, counsellor and friend.
Its news, editorial, agricultural AMI literary
departments make it essentially jourLal for
the family and the freside. Terms: TN"
dollar a year, post paid. This prize, quality
cons. le1rd, makes it tue cheapest w>paper
published. For clubs OF Ten, with $40 cash.
we will send an extra copy free Address
PUBLISHER OF THE sun,
Nov. 10, 49,, ST. New York Cuy
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-01-19
By THE PEERLESS
MFG. co. OF PHILADELPHIA,

does the same work y, machine You would
pay eighty dollars for. rapid, smooth AMI h'n
wors and makes u seam 80 strong the c'oth
" il, tear before the sti'che, zip apart Agents
only need show them in operation To sell IN
every house they enter. Thirty dollars and
UPWARDS cleared daily by smart agents N"
such machine was ever offered a, any such
prlcr