Richland beacon., 1880-01-10


popular White sewing machine, the
improved Wilson. Stewart Singer, the
Wardwell, (sews without shuttle or
bobbins,) the Wheeler Il Wilson and
the Weed.
We have received the iir-t number Of the
New Orleans Ledger a Republican paper,
edited, i, is said. by Ex-Gov. HAHN. /, is
neatly printed eirh,.page paper, and the sau>
ia,cry and other editorials give evidence of a
very fine order of talent: the tone of which i
digniiiet, yet courteous and conservative. We
rather like the paper and cheefiuliy enter j,
upon our exchange list, thoug, we by no means
admire some Of those who compose the publish
ing company The pricc i. 81 10 year.
VIcEs FLORAL GuiuE.-Of the many Guihc>
and seed and Plan, Catalogues sent out by orr
Sec,ismcn and Nursesymc,, and tina, are doing
so much to inform the people and beautfy
and enrich Our country, none are so beautiful.
none so instructive as Tisk's Floral Grids. Its
paper is the choicest. lis illustrations handsome
and given by the hundred, while It's Colored
Plate is a gem. This work although costing
but FIVE cents, IS handsome cn"ug'. for Gin
Book, or a place on 'he parlor rali,. Publish
ed 10y JAMES VirK. Rochester, y. I.
To show how accurate Prot. Tee. predic
lions are we copy hi, "Prni'able Wea,her
for January; "a follow. 1T AMI 2nd, clear or
tar and coH; Srd to a,tl, c!oni;uy, with snow
or rain, according 20 latitude 9Th anI 9TH clear
and very cold, If h. b. cones from y. W.
sih to llth, clouling and threatening weather
with heavy rain or snow storms in places
10Th to l,t!,, fair AMI cold 18th TO 18th cloud
ing snow or rain orms; 18Th to 20rh, clear
or fair and very cold 2l>, TO 23r!, cloutiing.
,hreaiuing weather. with severe storms in
places ; !rh and 18th, fair and cold 2j'h TO
29,h couing weather, with snow o, rain
a0'h and 3l-, clear or fair. He saws the coIdes,
DAYS will be the ST, 9TH, l2Jh, 20,b, 18th and
Goth. Ii the two first named are >Feci-
mems Of the weather we are TO have we had
Ms well bring on, onr summer clothing.
We Rave received the January number Of
the Planters Journal, a large thir'y-page agri
cultural magaz'ne-cach page measuring
llxl6 inches-and we pronounce il the bes,
periodical Of the kind Published IN the United
States and the beauty Of 1T thu, II pub'i IL
ed right here at home, in Vfck,iur-, under the
auspices o. the Mississippi Valley Cmron Plans
tiers Association is edited by "a able corps Of
writers as can be found in airy country j.
neatly aud handsomely printed is c,mPere
III all IL. departments, and will he welcome
visitor not on ~ to the planter bu, the families
ofaIl classes of people, because it Is a i.,iniy
magazine as we'll as an agricultural Journal.
Subscribe for it at once the price is only s. =
90 n year, and we assure you that we mean ex>
actly what we say as to lis merit. We are proud
Of it and want TO see it prosper. You will
lever rcgrc, paying $500 year for such a
magazine as il is.
The Rev. Mr.. Sargent, of Maine (Rep)
would ,,car-y a musket over his shoulder aud
a revolver in each pocket, if necessary" to
organize the Legislature on Republican basis.
The Rev. Mr.. Sargent should go West as far
as St. Louis and match himself against She
ran bloodhound. Perhaps. however, the
foam of fury which obviously ornaments the
lips Of the Rev. Mr.. Sargen, may be a,,ribu>
table to the mas,ication Of Castle soap rather
than to the uncomfortable workings OF high
Castilan spirit. IL is possible that if there
! was to be any fighting az Augusta next week
the reverend gentleman might remember thai,
he had trustees meeting or something on
hand at home the moment he hearl the rol !
Blaine led of by a policeman.-NeW York
World.
One dark night, not long ago, burglar en-
tered private residence in country town.
On ascending one flight Of stairs he observed
light in chamber, and while celebrating
what to do. large woman suddenly desce I'd.
ell upon him, seized him by the throat, pushed
him down through the hall and forced him
into the stree, before he had time to think.
"Heuc Repulse Of a Burglar by Woman"
was the way in which the story appeared in
the newspapers the next day. But when
friends called and congratulated her upon her
courage, she exclaimed, GOOD gracious,
didn't know it was burglar Ii had I
should have been frightened to death.
though, it was my husband come home drunk
again, and was determined he shouldn't stay
in the house in that condition"
Three buildings were destroyed by
FIRE in Memphis ON Tuesday nipht.