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Richland beacon., 1880-05-15
The Girard Picnic.
GIRARD La, May 9Th, 1880.

THOs. j. MANGHAM, ESQ.,,
Editor Beacon, Rayville, La.
My DEAR SIR:
In your valuable paper. which is
widely circulated aud highly appre-
ciated in our paris you have asked
for brief synopsis ofthe current news
from persons generally 10 each word ;
persuming upon that. herewith fur
nish you with q little account of the
Sunday School May celebration par.
ticipated in here on the 9th inst.
There were large assemblsge of
our good people from different parts of
the Parish, BY IL AN. The exercises
Commenced by an address from our
much esteemed pastor, Rev. Mr.. Cor
nell, of:tbe NJ. E. Church. this place,
which was practicable, illustrative and
highly instructive. After the discourse.
Mr.. G. S. Boy d. Supt. of the S. School.
announced that there would be an in
PERMISSION for q short while until the
preparations for dinner were complet-
ed. In the course of half an hour,
Col Edward Myrick, Geul Sup't Of the
tables and etc, announced that dinner
was ready when all present repaired
to the tables, which were we'll spread,
being burdened With barbeeued meats
and delicaciee almost innumersble.
Afterthis most sumptuous repast, some
f,he young people enjoyed themselves
by taking . stroll around the beautiful
grounds adjacent to the Grange Hall.
others by buggy riding. and some re-
turned to the hall, where we bad some
most exquisite music, and although
your correspondent is an old man, be
will never forget the beautiful appear.
snce of the young ladies and the lovely
songs they sang. At P. NJ. The s.
School exhibition commenced. which
consisted Of songs, cbarades and
tablesux, and was well adapted to the
occasion. The audience seemed we'll
pleased With the entertainment. which.
for s. S. children. was excellent. The
citizens and church here feel under
obligations to Mrs. Cornell. wife Of
our much beloved minister, and Mrs.
G. s. Boyd for their great zeal and
untiriog energy 10 preparing and in.
structiog the s. s. children for the
evening entertainment. Believing 10
the old sdsge implied in the word
"Nequidnimis." l will close.
Truly Yours,
Richland beacon., 1880-05-15

An parties will please bear in mind the
fact that We never inseu . notice Of spPiica.
toa fbs adpinistsasioo unless il Is aoeomps.
nisa y shrss dollars, nor notice Of judgms
Of sspamtioa o( psopsry:sunlsss accompanied
l,y ave dollsrs. This rule IS ncvc. deviased
from under any circumstances. It
Richland beacon., 1880-05-15

The second aud third pages Of the
Bossier BanDer of May 9Th we're filed
with very interesting reading matter
to citizens of the parish. The police
jury proceedings occupied the entire
space.
Richland beacon., 1880-05-15

Moved, seconded and carried that these pro-
ceedings be Published in the Rrhland Beacon.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
p. H. TOLER,
Prest. X Sec.
Richland beacon., 1880-05-15


The Public School Board Of RichIsnd Par
ish met to-day, May 9th, 1880. Present, P.
H. ToleE, President and Secretary; William
Miles, Ben Myrick, E. H Williams and 40.
Dyson. A quorum being present, the meeting
Va. called to order. The proceedings of the
meeting held Feb. 18th, 1880, were corrected
and approved.
P. H. Toler, one Of the committee appoints
81 to examine the Secretary and lressursr's
books, made verbal report Of the receipts
and expenditure OF what money had been re-
seived. and 70 whom paid, since July 18th.
A. d. 1877. whereuPon Il vas moved. sec-
oodsd and carried that be b Instructed to
prepare and publish in the RichIand Beacon
. sabulssed statement Of The receipts ard ex.
Richland beacon., 1880-05-15

Making total of $6Ol.l2
FRANK hArcH,
J J. ADAMS,
e. BALroUR,
Committee.
Adopted Nay 3"l, 1880.
JNO. s. SUNxERLIS, D. s. TRAVIS,
Clerk. President.
A petition from citizens Of ward 3 was
presented aud on motion was laid o., the table
The Parish Treasurer presented the follow.
ing report
Supplementary report Of j. w. Simms,
Perish Treasurer.
1880 Dr..
May ls', To bal. OF hand as per
annual report. S969 10
May 3, By amt pd J w. Simns. war 66O %
- s. Summerin, war. IS 90
a. J. Adams, so 90
- bal. on hs nd, 1873 90
1863 l2
May Bird. To bal on hand. $is3 30
Respectfully submitted,
Jw. Srxxs,
Parish Treasurer.
Adopted May Srd, 1880
JHo. S. SunxERLIx, d. S. TRAVIS,
Clerk President
On motion. the clerk was authorized to
issue warrant to T.. H. Moore, Tax Collector
for fourteen 4 93- 100 dollars, amount oveTpaid
70 Treasures.
On motion, the Board adjourned 70 meet on
the first Monday in June next
JSo. s. SurxsRLIy, D. s. TRAVIS,
Clerk. Prcs,dea',
Richland beacon., 1880-05-15

Showing an ind'dness st times to be Sl5,95 20
The system Of registration Tor Parish scrip
formerly used was q confused and i'll assorted
mass Of le1ers K figures. and we are pleased
10 see that the present Treasurer has obsained
. register with separate accounts for each
fund: Jurors. witness. criminal, Contingent
bridge, &C., % that each account shows the
amount dawn against it.
From inlormation by the Treasurer, ws
think the amount on hand amply sufIicisns 70
satisfy every just claim against the Parish 1t
this date. Ia making his settlement with the
Richland beacon., 1880-05-15

RAyvILLE La. May 3rd, 1880.
The Police Jury in and Tor the Parish of
Richand after icing qualified met in the town
Of Rayviiic, on Monday 3rd, day Of May,
1880.
Richland beacon., 1880-05-15

Total collections for 1879 and 1880 1896 A
The books of the collector are neat, free
serve as perfect models % Collectors in future
who desire to save to the public and them.
selves an endless amount Of time and trouble
The books Of the Parish Treasurer show
that lie has received in cash aud
scrip for 1879, 7945 26
1850, 1885 81
Total 1881 g.
Cr.
By Treasurer's salary & warrants
cancelled 1879 1857 Is
do cancelled 1880 GIT 40
balance on hand $50 IL
Richland beacon., 1880-05-15

Good lands for rent on the "Lowsr JosdonI
place" for 1880, miles ftom town. Apply 70.
WILEY p MANGHAM,
Nv Il, '7o-n Rsyville, Ii.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-29

iA'4y,a il was Alec,'' she sgid !. nv
loniy son fffirofef. ~ 5if oi s4slh'
"But," asked, chow did YOU know
lit was who B--a1f'4
"Dnaidi MacReil' some such
nam esA.ttold me he was near by, and
saw " All. I, sseas tffl sya "a s. oelasg
! ,Irenlembered The lahoriDg man in
tbe bar. and how he had whispered 10
lier when wt'went ont; he. / presumed.
WAS Donald Macncil ~ Asta4
Well; asho would not take a farthjng.
and we could hardly press hef. She,
such a strange sort of woman, cold and
proud as a. Roman mother; no wonder
her son was sncL u queer young fish.
u appeared She had not only turned
out OF her own sitting room, but ont OF
her own bedroom, too, to- make room
for us. Where she slept, have no
Idea, In the bar, possibly, which. by-
the-by, would not have been. SO bad
after all.
Before we went, we asked her Tor
her photograph, which she gave us;
and there it IL. II is not bad like
ness; but II hardly does her Justice; It
does not give you the proud set of her
features; and 10 photograph you can-
not get the full expression of the eyes.
as that alp"
"That's ALL a l r'
'.WheTe's the morale" 4
"The moral is, never neglect to do a
good action when You CAM you never
know how soon you may be repaid
" And the characteristic Of a
womanP' -.
at seems to me, sir, the whole
thing was characteristic--was Just like
a woman. "-Phita1elphia Post.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-29
Theebaw, the Inhnman King.


king THEEBAw, of Burmah, who is
reported to have caused 200 men, wom-
an and children to be buried alive rs a
slcrifice for his restoration TO health, is
hut twenty years old Selected over
his elder brothers to rule. he paid the
ministers who had advanced him by
imprisoping them. Instead of these
advisers of his father, he surrounded
himself with men, or boys of his own
age and tastes, and the palace became
the scene of Orgies conducted absolute
ly without restraint. An article lately
published regarding him says: +" Anoth-
er Of Theebaw's acts, immediately after
his accession, was 20 secure himself
against palace plots BY the simple proc
ess of killing all his relatives. A better
idea of what this means can be gained
by considering thatthe gay old monarch
had fifty-three wives and 10 children,
Of whom tlirty-seveu wives and fifty
nine children survived him. 1t is inn
possible TO say how many Of these
brothers, sisters and stepmothers--so
TO speak-were killed, but eighty is
fair compromise estimate. II must not
be imagined that they were disposed of
with any sentimental tenderness. At
first the victims were led from their
cells in two5 and threes to shekho to
the King; then their heads were tied TO
their respective pairs of ankles, and
blows with a heavy club on the backs Of
their necks ended their misery. But
this soon proved too mild
spectacle for the fiendish malignity
of Theebaw. One of his elder BROTH
ers professed utter scorn for what
could be done 20 him, and was logged
to death. Another, who had looked
upon foreigners as the dirt beneath his
feet, and as utterly unworthy TO crawl
between heaven and earth, was taunted
and driven to madness before receiving
a half-fatal blow, and his writhing body
was then thrown into the gigantic
trerch dug 10 receive the dead. A
former Governor OF Rangoon had his
nose and mouth filed with gunpowder,
= match was applied, and he was also
flung into the trench TO be sti1ed by
the succeeding bodies. One young
girl of sixteen was pitched into the
same beaving grave after having
suffered every outrage which could be
devised by eight soldiers of the guard,
The massacre was carried on in
this leisurely fashion until Theebaw
and the eXecutioners wearied of the
sport; then the women were simply
battered over the head, and the children
were swung against the palace walls.
At last the Victims we're all killed, and
the revolving. spectacle was over, but
Theebaw's plan one not unusual in
Burmahr-was not successful, for the
reason that at least three Of his blood
escaped, and one of them win probably
him. The area of Burmah "a
country in the southeast OF Asia, be-
tween India and China, and south Of
Thibet) is 10000 square miles, and its
population is 3,500,000. The revenue
of the King, is fs00,e00. with perqui-
sites enough TO make out the even
million. - GRfeego later Ocean. II
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-29
HUMOROUS.


1.-THE rooster crows when the egg "a
incibated. because he knows the hen
likes TO have her lay set TO music.
i Now THIS is what call bust.
ness remarkeda Brooklyn undertaken,
as an unfortunate gentlemen stepped in
TO bis store and died.
The MULE Puzzle. Draw circle
fifteen feet ia diameter, place a mule
in the center, aud walk around him with.
out getting out Of the circle. 1.o
4 A HEF's brain isn't very large, but It
is large enough to comprehend the
fact that she never was tho mother
Of an Easter egg, and that II she was 1t
would not hatch painted chickens.
THE only men who ever hang to a
New Year diary are the chars who lend
money 10 their friends. They must
have some sort OF a book TO write
down names and amounts in.-Dctr0n
Free Press.
FEMALE printers pop the question to
the male typos by simply handing them
an Interrogation point, (?). II the lat
ter intend to embrace the opportunity
and accept, they return a brace, thus
~, but il they wish TO decline and
dash the cup OF happiness from the fair
one's lips, they hand over ~ o.
Ptcayulle.
WHAT need Is there to worry and fret,
Ana vatnly try more trouble to borrow,
When we know that after the sun has set
To-day will be yesterday tomorrow.
f- mF e --BOsi0n Tnnnscrtpt.
But IF there's a note that's due, you bet
You'd better remember 1t while you may;
For ~ 8 important you shouldn't forget
To-day was tomorrow ycSter,lny. -..H t4
al --Americdn Queen.
Il WILL bet ten dollars the com.
mercial traveller shouted, with rising
temper, that did it this morning in
twenty minutes.n Il don't doubt
that, the fat passenger replied, sadly,
but l viii bet you twenty dollars that
nobody saw you do it, And did it
ever occur to YOU, dear reader, that
that Is the way the puzzle usually has
been solycdP -Hat0bege.
A POOR but good-looking girl on the
West Side, having married an old man
whose wealth was only exceeded by the
redness of his nose, was the victim of
q cruel pun the other evening. She had
asked the old man for five hundred dol
lars with which to buy spring hat,
and, on his making some excuse for not
producing the amount, began to weep
large salt tears. "Bawlng won't do
any good, he said, with brutal smile.
This is not the first financial cry, sis,
that have passed through, " Chicago
Tribune.
GooD-NTGHT SONG of the Limeziln
Club:
Brudders, now dat we mus para,
Let ms gently say " "GOOd-uight:"
II am better TO be good
Dan to jaw aroun an fight.
As we 60 uifr varus way,
.HF Let us dodge all sorts Of sin;
II We meet a man of woe
Let us gently take him in
De world am big cnuff furall,
,Fa No use Crowdin' any one;
Take de road an walk along, a .t
Till yer days of life am dun.
- -DetFOn Free Press.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-29
Legal Papers in RHYME.

A SUIT for breach OF promise of mar
riage, which presents some novel fea-
tnres, has just been brought in the
Brooklyn City Court by Miss Arabella
Parthenia Featherstone against j. Uriah
Allihune, the damages being laid at
$4,000. Miss Featherstone is an Or
phan, about thirty years of age, and
lives with an uncle near Allentown,
Pa She alleges that on July 81, 1879,
Allibone, who was spending his yaca-
tion IN the neighhorhood, asked her to
become his wife. She consented, and
liked November % as the wedding day.
In the meantime, however, Allibone
was married to another woman. The
ipeouliasity Of the papers in the suit is
that the complaint, the answer, and
even the affidavits are all in rhyme The
complaint begins thus:
" The plaintln, in seeking redress for her
woes,
Comes into court and respectfully shows"
and after setting forththe circumstances
on which the action is based, closes as
follows-asking for damages:
Z "Ten thousand Is the sum,
Though 4 would not requite me,
t Twill teach Uriah. any way,
now mucn II cost 10 slight me-
The affidavit TO the complaint il as
follows: -
[" ATabelia Parhenia Featherstone,
The plaintih, being duly sworn, .r..r
Says Il have read the facts above,
The same are true of my knowledge born,
save the defendants vows OF Loves =
and AS 70 those do declare g.,t..f .f ....
did believe him-that swear
The answer denies the allegations Of
the complaint, and the defendant de-
olares that .e a.
-" He no promise OF marriage has broken,
As sneyer such subject was dreamed of or
spoken"
He also says that the plaintiff repre-.
sented herself TO be engaged TO marry
one James X, Yedder. His affidavit Is
unique: !,
u I" Kings County, Allibone. J. U, y 4t /.
First being sworn IN manner due,
AZ Says the answer above ~ true"
The lawyers in the case declare that
the complaint and answer are strictly
legal IN Y. Tribune.
FNl tTba ..a,.fl. l..,-s l. =. s-~.-l .G,.lt..-
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-29
aJJ 4HE B1kbMiIL. i~A

H sa-i44-
DEHOLpsg gisiit am 80
ler Ft frrAlntt kdfe fnny t0woi m III M & fs
- - - win my grauitt liws dev0ur
Ihc mnize, the wheat aud the rye,
tsa aksffl Aud Efihd tbeth into iUut. wv Il
Iloos d0wA ~ ofth1 fakrhs;
In the fields OF grniu SEQ
pf, The harvest thnt istO no hF E4Fs
And ming aluft my arms,
sa For know u isall Tor me.
hear tho sound ~ fae
80 ..A. Far on from he thrcshlng-luors
~ tsa ~ IN barns with their open DOCS,
tat. And tho wind, the wind In nv sails
I.fe Louder and louder roArs.
Cdl Islanf here IN my place. = fta 2
f4e With my foot On thsTock boiow,
Andwhiehoyer way it may blOw,
~ tt.fcct II fHua 90 iucc,
As abraVc man meets his fOe.
Ls And while we wrcstle aud strive,
My mRsterfhe miller stands
Aud feeds me With his hands,
For he knows who makes him thsiYA
80 Who makes him lord Uf lunds.
On Sundays take my rest;
Ihufch-Roing bells begin
CD Then low mOlodious din:
cross my arms ON my hrcagt'
. Aud all ts peace Within.
H. W. LOngi tH0io, Ia i1aiihs Companion.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-29

A LETTER wandered into che Dead.
Letter Office the other day, en- which
the writer, lady, had placed a two
cent stamp and half Of another of the
same denomination. Her arithmetic
was correct, but her method Of making
change had not proved acceptable to
the Post-oiiiee authorities. af
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-29

The frizzettes on lady's brow are
good indicators Of the state Of the at
mosphere. In damp weather they
string out lank and long, but with the
first dry spell they are bang up again.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-29

"A New York man who was troubled
with insomnia took a situation as night
watchman, and was asleep half an hour
after he went on duty the hrst time. q
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-29

feea1 3igt3 a-s NFA
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-29

gF 40 %
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11
Use THAYER'S
Liver POWDERS.

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Are you troubled with loss OF appetite. fee sic k
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Sold by all druggis 25 Cts. per Box.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11
COAL AND SALT.

T AM now Offering for sale
500 Tons Georges Crock Valley Cos, a,
So 90 per Ton;
SO Tons Blacksmith or Limeburn;ng Coal al
81 90 per Ton:
100 Tons Nut Coal at Sc SO per Ton;
SO Tons Stove Coal at S6 so per Ton aud
100 SACKS G. a. SALT, sl.25 PER SIX.
will take CORN at Market Price IN exchange
for any OF the above. JAMES McGRAw.
Jan. ~, loeO. Hsrpers FeIty, W. Va.
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FEELS LIKE A New MAH.-R0chestcr Sertem-
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INFECTIOUS could 1 obtain relief. I find that I
now have Il regular evacuation of the bowels
and feel like new man. Yours sincerely,
T. F. DECARMO
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USE THAYEK'S
BALM FOR PAIN.

TINS ia one OF tho Finest Linimcnts known, as
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11

We have just received a new line of Ladies
listers, Single and Double Black Thibet
ShawIs, English Grape for Yelling and Bon.
nets. 3-Button Kid G loves for 500, 2. 4, 6.
5 and lO>Button Thread Gloves Silk and
Lace Top Gloves, in all the leading shades
Onr stock of Millinery is complete in all its
branches. j. GOLDSMITH,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11

am filling up my stock of goods to suit
early Spring trade. My usual low prices
will rule. Sole Agent for Pel's Corn Solvent.
have also received $4,000 feet of Prime
Yellow Pine Lumber, which l offer to tho
market at low price.
GEO f. HAGLEY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11
J"HN WEEKS. En,lcr, n. Y"

Go to Enrt"u's Jewelry Store to have
your work done, such Watches, Clocks,
and Jewc;ry Of all kinds He keeps on
hand Watches. Clocks. JoweIry and Silver
Piated Ware, Pickle Casters Butter Dishes,
Dinner Casters. Cake Baskets, Spoons. But
ter knives, Forks, &c. Jewelry of all kinds.
aud Sprc'aclcs TO suit everybody. Spcctacles
from 25 cents to 81 so pair. Violin strings
and everything that is kept in first class
Jewelry Store. Main street, next door to
Gustav Brown
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11

PUBLIC SALEs.-The following public
sales are advertised in this paper:
Tuesday, May 25M.-U. S. Property at
Harper's Ferry, by X. Rayner, Solicitor of
the Treasury.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11
PLASTER.

" of NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER Plaster TO
be available must he finely ground, and when SO
ground 10 the best applies ton know in agrrruI-
tare to force the growth nr Clover and other
grasses. Our Plaster is srtra fine, aud W. are
p-~nrred {" supply the re,siI trade, ami also To
fill distant orders cor leod LOT, low prices.
LIPPITT CO.
March 9, 1850. Ch.rlestnvp.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11
Executive Committee Meeting.

A meeting of the Executive Committee of
tho Democratic Conservative party of Jefer>
son county, w. Va, will be held in Charles
town on Saturday mert, Moy l5M. A full
attendance is earnestly requested.
J. D. STARRY, Chairman.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11
BENZ F. AEISENRING, p. !

Coop ACCOUNT To sum it up. six
long years OF bed ridden sickness, cost
ing 500 per year; total Sl,2OO-all Of
which was stopped by three bottles Of Hop
Bittrrs taken by my wife. who has done her
own h"u>ework for year since, without the
loss OF day, and want every body to know
it r their benefit.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11
STEAM ENGINES.

THE undersiPned Agents for this and tho
- n.ighboring coun mites for the sale of
I'M. +. TANNER & cos PORTdBLE and
STATIONARY SIEAM ENGlTES
Manufactured Richmond, Va.
These Engines superior to any heretofore
Introduced 10 the public. having several ne,p aud
important improvements. We cali esnecial ntten-
ton to the arrangement of the Boiler and Super
heating Dome, by which largo amount of extra
in any other make oil Engine, thus econou,izing
largely in FUEL and in TIME in generating
steam We have a IL horse power portable En-
Mill snd factions speak loud er ,han words'' we
will be happy to .how its action and point it's
superior parts, Qualify Of Material aud TPorkmGn-
stiP. Parties needing power for " heat Threshern
should cali ana get our descriptive cata log
price list of Portable En- gines We can aeil the IN
better Rngiu es, and upon raore favorable terms
than they can supply themseIve. esew here 10 the
countr, LIPPiTT & co.
June II, 1879.