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Airs. LOUISA B. CULVER
VI NJ receive uDs ID Drawing and Painting IN on ana
Water Cnr CHINA ana Decoration. heI studio NO 40 East
2Gtist. New-YOrk. ~. ,,-.,,o. tfo-t
,.,. a. Mr. D Huntington. Mt william lfarb
''ie''Hces- Mr. James NJ. Hart, Mr.. A r. BeloNs
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Grates ano TENDERS.

Grates ano TENDERS.
rTNHE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS or
/ Low AND HALE Low Ora rEs'
BRASS OPE tIkEfLACE-.
with Andirons Basket Crates Tor wood or coA Btu
~ Eenders, Fire sets and Coal HOS
MINTON'S TILES 10 great variety WhoieSalo 4nu 'o'
bsuna'oo s4'0" " J. 5 CONOVER & CO.,
No 36S c ana ST. New York
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For Young Lad es-Brooklyn.

AIRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN will resu
WI her lessons IL music aud modern languages aILsi
TEMPER - For particulars apply al 4I9 Cdnt0nsL
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I'm .ESITY OF The CITY Oh. OF N n lS,-
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% ,z.-l.. tuesday, $50 II, @K1-BY Chancellor
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-rI.. NARY HAEaO u N1H1.lS; n li, gH4F
ate' .'r ..a. ',i V omen IN Ethics,
g. 'G lr l'1aia~ Hisory Nst4ema'5.c1s ., a4d
GRASSES open october Is. al lao E"'' --sF'~'
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ana Tor Speca ions ncra e number 81 performers
D. rrogammes win contain important novelties pr0cur
bg Mr Thomas IN Europe especially for these concerts
PEOORAMME Or FIRST COS ERf AND REHEA RSAL
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MRS. WALTON, SO E. 52d-St. Kindergar-
vi len and primary school KmdcrgaIen training class
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
LIE BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA

Is TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
DIPOIsI IN PHILA DELPHIA IN NEW YORK
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Fo~ Young Ladios-Ci5y.
NrI~- lr BRUYN KOPS and MISS hHI ~
AZ r.. Boarding and nay school for Young ladies'
Formerly 80 Madison ave'

r|v1 rHN0VrD 10 s. FA-r 39IlI'''I,'
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I ECTURE STRAIGHTFORWARD ALLEE,
II United states Army or many among tnc nd
India Of h Z eur $3.50 lDcnf 0u th.r h4b O.. manners,
custom rel ron religions obs en- nces eaF- dances "ort
ships marriages. tul viii CEN trre uictLOi
Of nstrucuu. cv Izng ana clrslnlu2 the slFsses 4
Far West CaIichei yccuns, Associations address 20 l.
West 45tn-st. New York CITY.
I ENOX LIBRARY, 1.OOl > have. 7Oth
aud eNrb ti0n or painting. and IDtIre
books, minu-rlDs Sc. VIII Lee open dice Of CHARGE
Tu, saays and Fridays t1m ii i u ~ un "a further
notice.
-. tickets 'out which person WI 30 admitted
apply by postal Carl 10 tIe -uprr .-dsnt G4-OltiE III
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noUBLE TRACK, TTIE MOST IMPKON ED EQU IP.
MINT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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A YALE GRADUATE of seven years ex-
" rereuce IN teaching desires private tutoring best
references dress PIINY, 81 East l4th ST. Tribune
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3niusemeuIs.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.

The O,cestrs comprising The best rcsid talent VII be
NE arSes -yaphOny Orchestra u the county, numbering
NJ than
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For Boys ard Young Men-Country.

LEXANDER INSTITUTE Military BOardil
"a school, whiIe aims NY Principal .. r. willis, Phi
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

We hear but i,,,e laid abom the congress
sionaI canpa IN ia. this dis,,lc' in iac', Snt few
democrats seem TO ,'iuk there is AIRY opposi-
ton 70 on. irkc, worth noticing. Rn, he very
fac, that our nominee has an opponent in the
field who expects 20 get the supper, OF the
republicans IA the district and such democrats
As can be lead asrray too, should make us -us
;.rion- OF rhis profound quiet and place on
oar guard n2ain-i sill Hunting and pipe laying
A man who !. 50 anxious to 60 TO congress as
to SCI himself up against the regular nominee
of the parry 10 which he claims to belong, IS
MOI iik"ly 20 ST sIii and quietly submit to
ovcrwhe.np NJ ,lrlca..
II Mr. Thomas = 10: actively engaged per.
sonaliy and r"LLcl; in makl. aranvas--and
.yc rre no, informed ~. To whe,.er he j. or
np;--we guarantee t,a, be hrs h,s eniis,niics
IN every parish. VITO are stcrrt'y a work i,r
hiin l."rause u !, no, reasonable +" ,.YI p-e
. ,h,i II n5n woul anr0pnr. b r>elt 1s a can
GIaJr Tor an .mr"r' ~ o.Iirc for the u'cre i.;u
al the .n.uy lu, la, he VII. lo suine,hiu. 10
ry 10 secure bic own ""c'jrn
The democracy Of IcLl-nd parish = Hndrr
. i""n'.or Obligation, To- guard Inc int e,i- %
our rnrnrne and ,cc"rc 81 large 4 vo;e !ol
! h,,n pos. iie FIR the parish was aino,
n.I fur l.z nom,na,,ou, w'iie rone ver" up
posed 10 h'- zee .criion. We srcured the
nouiiua,iun Of the man of "ur cholce, amd now
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18
The Meeting at Alto.

Rev w. {. Fuiey. t.van2cls; and Cor>
responding Secretary Of the Executive Beard
i t., T.. .... e Convention, preached the
last Of a series of sermons al A:o On Sunday
night The weather tnrng most o. tie time
be was engaged lLrIe was very unfavorable,
10, The congregations were large even when
il was ra'ning alno>; Iuccssan'!y-n hic'i wa.
the case most ~ the tinie-aud wo believe
that his and the pastors 'socrs resulted IN
the accomplishment, Of much good
In conp,ny with Miss Nel'ie Macey OF
this place, we went down CT Friday evening,
stopping with Rev, w. W. Nash tie fire,
might That high, we listened TO an excel.
! Ter, discourse, and also AT Ii o'clock n M. on
Saturday, but OF all the appeals ~ he I'M
peni,eit t,at we ever heard We teiIeye tia,
Of Saturday nigh, was the mos poweIf. Il, =
e1rnes', while the dangers Of rrItng wfh tie
wooiugs Of zoo SPIRIT were 30 clearly AID
iorcibly ror'rayed Iha' none conld deny rt. i
existence. Ga So, day ~ oo.ork n IA, he
! preached a p weri,, mis>lunary sermon. att.
which collection was taa.n up for 'he
Lenrtit of State Missions, vh.ch resulted IN
tie rci>'ng Of S.o5 IS ~ cash amd pledges, =.
well IS we remember.
/ There ve'e ten or Iw'rlre acces>;nus 10 ,lif
chuich while = deep Interest W, m,nil->red
by most OF the auiirnne ~ each >er,,ce.
We stopped ca Santday night with Il. :
Harie>'y, On Sunday nigh, with Mr.. VI. r.
Haark and on Monday rialn with Jmo \
Hcmler, Sr. We could not gel around 10 al
o. tind and ho>piiabe friends of AI;o an,
/ vicln;',, 5n; We are jus, as thankful Tor ihei
pressing Invitations a. if We had enjoyed ,hei
profile. Ell Lospi'4l,tes. We will tax ihci
generosity again som. Our horse bang SEX
We were bfoush, uuier src-ia; ongauo.5 >
Mr. Hemler, who took chats" ~ aid iac'o7c'
him and furnished rs with , ;nu'e wh..a "
were down there.
We noticed three new houses gong mp il
Alto, two OF which were business houses
while all the merchants seemed TO be receiv
irg pretty full socks Of gods. IL was var
gratifying 10 Us TO note such Signs If prosper
" 10 that part OF our parish.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

Although the contest was very close in
Maine, when we take into consideration the
fac, that il has always BEEN considered one ot
the strong republican states, we look upon the
election Of the fusion candidate for govern.
nor the gain of cue CONGRESSMAN, If not
more, and the election Of 50 many members
o! the legislature as a most signal detca; Of
the republican perry IN that state.
If the fn.ior i. Kept up in the presidential
election il will certainly carry the state, for If
the TWO parties to the fusion agree TO divide the
electoral vote and work as vigorously and
har nonionsly As they did IN The state election.
the republican. have no hope Of carrying the
sale. They worked harder and sPen, more
money, perhaps, in Maine than any other
state, and are now paralized by defcn:.
The republicans have never expressed any
hope of carrying single southern sta'e-in
fact they have NOT wanted one-but have
Lope,l 10 curry the northern state. on purely
sectional issue Lu, they are beginning to dis
cover tina, the solid south is not such WON
deriul bngbear TO the northern people as they
hoped i, would be; and If the campaign !:
properly managed by The democrats they are
sure rs New York New Jersey. Connecticut
Ind ANA, Maine, Oregon and California, while
i, will tie a hard s,rag2!e with the republicans
to save some Of the other northern states.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18
Unconscious Of its KascaIly
(Il .raC(cr.

The only defence Of Ms. Garfield IN his
accordance of the Oakcs Ames bride y that
he d.! not fully comprehend the ra-ca!ly
r,,,r. or the transaction. He was sort Of
Innocence Aboard.
Very well. IT he did no; understand the
nature and character of accepting bFibc
,vl.n = member NrCon-ress. how Is he goIn.
Ia understand ANY better II he becomes Ifeei>
1rrli
Men on trial for all grades OF CRIME afe
frcoueu.,y successfully defended on t'
ground of theit na anal stupidity and want oi
unte .s'ant.ns.
In, who rsrc before heard fnnnins
cauliuate .pr pIc,ilcu' -. Aay >"o.. stou"d'
N y. san.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18
A Strange Time to Turn.

II does really seem ridiculous for the he"
publican. 70 keep up the cry that the election
g, Hancuck would he secession victory.
l'Gen. Hancock had felt any sympathy for
the rebels, would he not have manifested II IN
'he days Of their strength and high hopes?
Would he lrave waited until their cause Is
only ,,o.en "f, even by themselves. as "The
Lost Causel'
Blu, Gen Hancock sealed his opposition Il
he rebellion IN IT, palmiest DAYS with bl"o'
from his own veins. There is no reason IL
suppose that he will dig that lost cause from IT.
grave to embrace 1t NOW. y Sun.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

CHANGING over a republ can Ca.fornia paper
The other day, our eyes fell np"n sentence
that was IN substance. il not IN the precise
words, about this a doubtful N"r'hern
State should be a disgrace 20 civilizsuor
This followed an expression ~ wonder 'h''
there should be any danger Off Northern State
voting the democratic ticket i,even denorn'
ces the voting OF the democratic ticket by
q northern. man as a terrible crime; winch
means that it would be criminal for the north
no, to be solid for the republican ticket; and
yet this same paper denonnces the soli,ii'y Of
the south on the other side as a crime, and oe'
ciares that il mans fraud force and violence.
"Oh, consistency thou art jewel indeed.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

Tho meanest and mos, cor,enprible ca n
paiyn bosh we have ever seen are the allu
s;ons Of republicans 20 Gen Hancock 3eins
educated by the Government. He has more
Than repaid his TUITION ten times over by val
liable services rendered the Government,
while he has shown As much gratitude for an'
reflected as much credit upon ,hst Govern
,nent as any man who was ever educated by i
En-, drowning men will catch AT s'raws
They are rendered desperate by tie fact that
they can bring no charge against his sPo'les'
cliarac ter and must resort 10 something.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Now is the Time to Buy!

lap. Summerlin viii sell all my house.
noli al L .'chcn Furniture, tia. is too un-
mandy 70 htu.. cnr,s-'ing OF
One Marble ,or Har-su. One Narlle-;op
Wash-tar.i One NaTb e.trp t:n're Table and
one nee bed>seai all Is good as new. Also
several co'n.uon beds,rads, Two S5f,s, s.vet1.
dinins tables, tine "Dave's Favorlte" ~ Ci3.
ter Oak Improved Cook S,o,e, with Vass-j,
many other articles too tedious "a mention
will he sold for cash on Saturday. 'he 2nd d'..y
u Octobs,, 1880, NJ 10 O'clock 4 Nj.
WILEY L. MANGHAN,
Sept ith 1880 l-i.s
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18
C,CCCEssION OF HENRY BELDEN,
lECEA>ED

9TH Dl>trlc' I our.
b. virtue of an order of sale, i>sned FIR IN
the 5th Judicial District Court, IN tire above
succes-i III, commanding The sac of the entire
property thereof, viii c:lrr for sale'at public
auction al the court house door, on
Wednesday, Ccfcber The l3th. Il d., 1850,
10 the lest and highest bidder the following
described property, comr >ing line entire prep
crty of said succession. 'O-WIt
One lot of ground a'J"lnmc AMI ON the
eas, side of the town of Eayvile, La. lying
due south of lot 10. one oi William addition
to Rayvie. La commencing NJ the south end
of SAID lot and running back south to the
diydin. line between Mrs. Mary d. Bckcrs
and the succession Of Tho~. Williams, dccca.-
cd, and being three hundred feet wide the en-
tire length from east to west; said lot beng
the one upon which W F. McCalip formerly
resided.
l. T.. TISpALE.
Administrator.
Sept 9th. lSSO-5t.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

Our gallant nominee for representative in
s'ase, We believe, doing campaign work !;
therefore we ought TO work the harder TO
secure big majority f;r him. Let the DEM
organize Hancock and King clubs and get al
TO Join that they can influence to do so.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

Daniel Weaver STATE IF L""','a"';
No 1913 vs. Pan.h ri Kirkland,
B a +. Mynck 9th DIST Count.
By virtue If y wit II ii. IA. issued i'"i' the
HnnI 5,h Di-uIrt CONT IN aud tor thu Pri-h
of Rwhland, State Of Louisiana, ~ the above
entitle and numbered >int, aud TO me directed,
I have seized and will offer Tor sa'c. a, public
auction at the court h"u>e door on
Saturday, he end day Of Ortober,
1850,
70 the las, and highest bidder the following
described property to-wt
The undivided one half interest IN the
south east quarter al north east quarter east
hat of south east quarter soni'i wet quarter
of south east quarter, >er'"n ~, township II
uortI, range Is. lots l. am! ~, south hai 81
sputh w,s, quarter. >.'cri"u 81, uwn>hIr IL
north ,au.c east, continuing IA Va" ateT-'
ya,. 800 acres more or less, together with one
half tie rent aud revenues Of The St'Iesa'o
land, the whole "i the nor'h east I"Ar'er, soc
ton, and south eat quarter IT north ives
| six east, containing ~" acres more r less
seized a, the property OF b Myuck, aud vii
| be sold to ,a,,,iy sad Ii f. and al costs.
Term. 81 sale-cash with the benefit o
| appraisement -
LEM SCOTT,
Sherihs Office Kayvi!le. La Sh-rH
! Aug Zlst iS3D-7t
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18
CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Clinton, Kinds County.
Mississippi.

The Twenty Eighth Collegiate y"ar Of ,h,-
Institution will begin Tuesday. Scp,rmbc,
18Th.
Advan,a9cs,- Pupils limited in number
hut sufficient to furnish al the stimulus found
III ,rr largest schM'i> without their loss "i P.'-
sonri aurni,nn Superior Educational Farlir~
t,e- in its extensive Cabinet ui Natural lil,'n-
~ Specimens. lis Libraries aud lis Appa,a-
tus Farnlrv most ca,riully selected and under
the d,trrlion al Professional Educators "i hong
and successful experience, Rigid aud Ehrva-
ted Courses Of study comparable tn the hes,
in the rot.nry. Expenses 'n"d'nciy m"ieT,
ate when the quantity and q"ahy al the he.
,,lr. made, are pu,Im'Iy csimna'rd.
For i,li luinrua,,on send IL Nr Walter
iiiiinan ioi Catalogue.
EOi;r kEl.lS
President oi harl Trustee,
f. W. CAEANIss,
| SECRETARY
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18
CERTIFICATE.

nE. W. {. CARR,
Dear 81 HAVING seen yuir
advertisement, in TIE ''Bapti,i Messenger, II"
cure. u" lay, al tarccr~ - | vruturri IT,
walk lOO mites az thrTrahnui-, 10 get goa +"
operate on one l. had been GA my hand Tor
two years an halt, and had become quite
large, and very offensive and painful. On tue
2lst of last June, the first part oi your mr'i~
icne wa. applied, and by the fifth ot J"ly
an glad ~ stale, was removed, and 10 ~
appearances, the medicine has done IL wor G
You then applied your healing saive los seven
day when the whole Cancrtuu> BIlk slOugh"d
out, ani is now IN the office of DIR. Birch
Farrnervilr, La, And will be held there !o'
public ~ recl'nu IT. weight 1T ,hs time II
wis taken out was , full oun"r>.
I hope you vii publish this for the hcnri
OF sn.le my humanity, Tor | cann say To-,
much for your onpt and surr' ',o' Il treat
mcnt of my case. am glad t" say hiy hand
!, healing ,apiiIy leave for home HE l"t
of July. nay address Is Cou,haIii, Red Rive
! Parish. L., where ! will he wiling Ia "n>wc
all enquiries, III regard to the Cancer care
made 10y you On my hand.
Respectfully Yours,
| q. l.. SHgRw,y.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18
THE BOSS COFFEE POT"

The undersigned. who has the soc right 70
sell ssThe Boss Coffee POt'' IN Rich
land I.arish, takes Ihis method OF Informing
The pubic thai IT VII be found on sale IN the
stores at Rayville, Delhi. Guard aud Ito. ~
well a. az his residence. It's superiority a. Il
cheapncss will recommend It 10 al who
~ aud having once used u no Que will want
any other coffee pot. Be sure TO ask you:
merchant for the Boss" when you wish 10
purchase coffee pc.
ELIJAH MCDONALD
Rsyvile La, MAY %. sO-3ms
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

What everybody says mus he trne.
,hprrfnr i, is Proof Positive that Kendall
Spawn Cur; will cure SPAWN. splint, curbs
and all unnatural engagements and will
remove the bunrl without b;istering Read
their advertisement. for the remedy is having
sn unprecedented sale which is entirely on l..
merits. II is n"w sold by nearly all druggist
Remember the name is Kendal!'s SPAWN
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

The jury in the case of Jas. T. peJarneue
q, panville, Va, for the killing of his young
sister in a house Of Illfame, retained a verdict
Of guilty Of murder, and he has been sentence !
to hang Oct, Goth. The ce.e goes 20 the Court
Of Appeals on several bills Of exception, one
Of which is the mental alteration Of one q
the Jurors during the trial.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

Surely Catalonia has been rruvidcn'aIly
bIest this SEASON; better corn crop has not
been had in years; the cotton crop is good
deal over the average: the potato crop Is good,
and gardens have been excellent tame
j. abundant and we don't see why the people
,i,.uld no, be con,en'ed -C0tahru'd NcTS.
They certainly ough, 10 be not only conten-
,eH Int tlIaunful
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

o. Rayville, on Tuesday, September li,h,
1850, Mrs. Alice V. Dunn, wife Of William
Dunn, in the twenty second year of her age.
She was Miss Newman before her mar,
mage, and was, we believe, native OF
Ouachiia parish, where many Of her relatives
now reside. Her remain. were taken to
infant, only three weeks old.
Mrs Dunn has been Baptist for several
years. and was regarded a. "a pare christian
lady BY all WHO knew her. Her 6ereaved
husband and relative, have the sympathy ot
the people OF tE's en'ire community.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

Drr Bio. lee For .uilrrnS humanity !
desire tins statement published. have hc'n
for the last three years afflicted with Il cancer
on the back Of my hand, winch FUSED me t.
>uiicr much I'a.l and n,i.r'y applied t''
DR. CARR, ct Farmerv,iir, and am happy 10
say that his mode OF caiinent proved s"c-
cess. for do consider HAT the cancer Is dead
to all in,rn,s and purposes The cancer Is
now IN the office of DIR. Bunch al Faru'civIllc
Ed a. l. HAHTLEY,
Farmervilie. La, July, 2'rh 1850.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

Tie Frank lin sun assures the pIesS ann
p.prIc cf tbs di.irit 'ha', Il Mr. Tho Has
prospects are no better elsewhere Una" al
home, he wnl run down beftre the Novcmbc'
election takes place.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

W.. learn from the Franki'n sun OF III"
,l,b inst. that the dead body o! a man named
q C.nnell wa, found under PInc Bayou bridge
the ptev.on, Tuesday unler suspicious CIR
cuinstanre3.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

Who ever thought Of throwing 4 up 20 ne
republicans thu, Gen. Grant was ednca'"d a.
We, POM, vrhen be wa c1ndria'o :'r
ptcsi,!rur1 W.. are lad 10 lri'cy" ,.'r "o
democrat was such a fol Pc :" 30 such = my
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

4 clerk in the po,, office IN New York '''y
,,d route agent on Texas raiIrpad were
ls,h suesre l. on the change OF Tob'Hn. the
mails las, M,ulay. The clerk hrl stolen
letter GA his person and acrnnowI"d2e" h''
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18
Sheriff Sale.

Abe Ti""-'" S'''" OF h%"',"'"',
Nc. JgJ v, Parish 81 E'honl,
4. y. W,,acr. nh DIT. Court.
By ,niur uf IA Wrli 81 ii ~. issued i,'in sh''
kichi;,ii STATE at luIu>au1a IA he ;i'''' ca
iit,rd aud nuntbrrrd .rl;. an'l - ~" pur,icd.
hav. -. <r, AMI wll, "'ir Ion "a" ri l"hirr
,.i,ti ~ ,trr tie c,,trt hnuS, door ~ thc Iuw
ul Ray, H., sald I'a,i> i, a,d state, "n
Saturday, the End dag Of O't"bc,,
1850,
,n the last anl highest hiidcr the follow ~
d,'~rriir'd property r>w''
The undivided one toIIl interest IN the
west halt 81 south wet 'ir'ricI 1r'Ih =.
quarter. secinn II, and south ra- quarter at
s,"u,h rasi Juarter, "i section IL, aud east
halt ,f mouth east quarter. and south west
quarter ut north rasi quarter, and south "a =
quarter OF -ouIh ca>i quarter. and west hall
ol south ca-t quarter, AMI south ets, quarter
of turil, west I,iarter and east bali at sCu,
Net quarter, aud south west quarter 81 -"iil
west piarIr,, se,tion /, township Ia. Idn"'
| = eat. -ri~rd -, tIc property al y W.
ur, ud Viii be ,oll to satisfy sab ii IL. and
all y">i-.
! Terms Of sale-,ash with Tie bcnci,t If AZ
r,Ni-cincnt-
LEN SCOTT.
Sler.h Niiice Eay,iIlr LIT. Shc.iii.
| Aug 2leI lS>"---,i
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

L. i fac, thaf horse dealers are buying
horses with ringbonrs and spawn because
they can make money 10y using Kendall 5
Spawn Care Read the 4 ertisrinent.