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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12
Resolutions of Respect.

AT a meeting 81 Dayton Lodge No.
5, |. o. o. F., held April 20, 1890,
the following res buttons were adop-
ted: '' 20" S'a
To7tl.e ofiers anal members Of the
Dayton Lodge. /. 0. o. F:
Your committee appointed to draft
resolutions expressive OF the feelings
of the Lodge ON the death of our
late Sister, Hattie f. Sims, would re-
specially submit the followina:
Whereas, 1t has pleased our Heav-
cply Father Ia take from US our he
love d sister, Hattie +. Sims, who, in
days gone by, shared with us the
pleasant association and sublime
teachings Of our order; therefore he
1t
Resolved, That, while we mourn
the untimely loss Of our Dear lister,
VIC humbly Trust and believe that she
has goncsto a better land.
Resolved, That v hile NC bow in
meek submission to the will Of Di-
vine Providence, we cannot refrain
from giving ntterance fo tie grief we
feel for the loss of our sister, who
had for so many years been sssoci.
aied with us in our wrks peculiar To
our awn beloved order.
Resolved, That we extend our
Dear Brother in his irreparable loss
and To the relatives and friends of
tie deceased our warmest sympathy
in their deep affiictibn, and suppl
cate for the children now left with
out a mother. the care aud protrc-
ton nf Him "who doeth all things
we'll"
Resolved, That in token Of respect
to the memory of our late Sister, the
lodge. room Ice drapcd in mourning
for period "f thirty DAYS.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread in full upon the minutes of
the lodge ;tbat II copy be forwarded
Ia her relatives. and that the SAME
he publifhcd in the LYON County
TIMES aud Sutro Independent
} JOHN LDTHROP,
JAS. SCOTT,
HFt. J.L. ROBERTSON, +
g.. s.n Committee.
j. A. BoNHAM, Secretary ~
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12

DR.. g.. Schramn, discouraged
by the prevailing health and immu-
nifty from accidents of our Silver
City people, is contemplating taking
down his shingle and removing to
Bodie, He complains that business
has been waxing duh with him for
some time; that his patients are usu-
ally small souled creatures and
never heeled; that he is continually
pegging away lat them for IN oney,
but that they are always strapped;
that he has nearly-lost his little all
during the dun times and; thinking
il bootless to wait until they mend,
has concluded to try and patch up
his broken fortunes, in Dodie.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12
The Silver Leaf.

Colemaa MartinN Edward and
John Hickey and Dennis Mccarthy
have struck two.foot ledge in the
Silver Leaf. The average rock does
not as yet give very high assays,
but there are spots of very rich
looking ore. This ledge was cut
by drift at the depth of 80 feet
aud they are now sinking on 1t.
The character Of the rock improves
as they sink, and the prospectors
are 3vefS much0 elated dabdi 0iise
agreed to draw cuts for their titles.
General, Colonel, Major and Cap.
tain. ''''''' "'"'' ''' '''
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12
The Democrats County Convcn

purpose Of ntmiEaiii < delegates to
the Stale lud,Nensitn, lto be- Lid at
Winncmucca cb the 9th If this
mtd,tir yG1alQ 5di s3HlS DadzIidG1s
John Lotli,or,s Chairman Of the
County Central .milttc, called
the meeting To cIdcr. estIuai Z
+. Winter o Silver City, was
chosen ttmrcrhry CLaitinhn ard Ru-
Fl Lo,hrop temporary Secretary. Fl
On nation tie following ctmniit.
tees were appointed: W. r. Arm
strong, of Silver, ]. G. B, S,anly, of
sutro and +. AeEew, of Dayton,
Com mittee On Credentials; c.
N Motley, James Donovan and By
rom Gates, c. mmitice on Order di
Business X h. Hm kett, NJ. II. Fail
on and J. O'Donnell. on Resolutions.
After a shortTects the convention
rcassemblcd, and Messrs. Winter and
Lohrop were made permanent Chair
man and Secretary.
The Committee on Credentials re.
ported the f@lloSjrg mtmbers. 81, the
convention:
Silver Clty-M. II. Falor, E. Win
ter, w. II. Atkinson, tFnlo proxy,
Greedy French. Winter proxy w. r
Armstrong, Richaid1 AylewoithJ and
John g. Ymihg. y ? y '''4 '''t'
Dayton2-Mg W Stiles, X. r Hack
EFT, Frank Agnew, Bgr"m Gates, c..
N. Motley g p. Randall, &c. IN.
Motley. proxy. Vim. Duncan Ennd
Ruel Lnthrnp. ff11-si'i
Sutro j. {. B. Stanley. j. Welsh,
(John ODnnneli prexy) Jtmcs Dom
ovan, John O'Domncll md NJ. White.
Churcl.ili--IsiIfy ITarghamll -.
For some reason the report Of the
Committee ON Resolutions was dis
pensed with, and the convention pro.
ceedcd 10 the election Of delegates
to the State Convention.
John L"throp and J. F. Angel
were placed in nomination and unan.
imonsly elected.
Although the convention failed TO
adopt any resolutions declaratory Of
their sentiments. it was evident from
the tenor OF the speeches made that
the majority favored the nomination
ni s. J Tilden for President. A few
speeches were made previous to sd
tournament, but talking WAS not in.
dulgrd in 10 any considerable ex.
tent q 80 ~ -
1t mus, he c'nfrssci that The ma
chincry of tie -conyciitione ran
smoothly, ard thnt the business be-
f. re- il was gone through with quietly
and promptly; >till there was an un,
reality about it--something wanting
rs ii soemca-which was afterwards
explained hy an obi time Democrat
remarking mmrnfuIlg, toa friend
"D---n such convention; no reso-
buttons, no fightin', no nothing; just
sittin' there as quiet and respecta-
Die like as lot Of Black Republi-
cans; the par'y y a. sgsinf y thun'
der"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12
The BOdie gExtension,

Work on the Bodie extension of
tho va TgR.R Wa lecommeneed
this week, probably, but it may be
delayed another week.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12
g8TVEFQuinn Miner

Tho drift, on the Is66af5ot level
was in rs feet yesterday evening,
The rock which has been very hard
Is getting softer, and will soon allow
more rapid progress to bo made.
The water canses no further trouble,
rs the new pump easily handles IL.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12
IAmdayit Of Work.

Martin Giynn has recorded an af.
fidavit OF work to the amount f$l00,
having been done on the London
claim.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-12
County Auditor and Trcasurer's
Report.

6STATEMENT OF THE COUNTY AUDI
- tor and Treasurer Of Lyon County, Neya-
da, to the County Commissio nrrs of said
county, for the quarter ending March 31st-
A. d 1880. inclusive.
January LIST, 1880, cash In
Treasury, in funds, as per
last report ..... i-- 5 Sn9 Al
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

This body me, with the Providence Bap,is,
Church a, Alto, on Friday, Oct. s,h, and organ.
lied by elec,iing H. F. Wicker. moderator and
Thos. J. Mansham clerk.
Only about one. third Of the churches Ct the
association were represented, hn, the few
delegates the, were in attendance seemed to
have come thoroughly imbued with the
spirit Of missions. which is the principle oh.
ject of the organization. Harmony prevailed
throughout the session, and the business was
transacted with dispatch. without nrdue
haste, the delegates being greatly assisted in
their work by the advice and counsel Of the
visiting ministers ana messengers from Con.
cord Association-Elds. s. {. Lee, W. A.
Mason, J, J. White and Mr. F.. NJ. Jarman,
and also Rev. j. w. Lumble!, a young
minister, who has been employed as mis-
siorary to labor within the bounds Of this
association. The association wound up its
buisness on Monday at about IL O'Clock NJ,
and adjourned to meet with Beulah church,
frs, Sunday in October, 1880.
The congregations in attendance upon the
religious services were very large, especially
on Sunday; and we had the pleasure Of lis.
tsning to several very sble discoufses. The
missionary sermon, delivered on Sunday q,
II O'Clock A. NJ, by Rev. W. A. Mason,
pastor of the Baptist Church at Monroe, we
believe was one Of the ablest we ever heard.
We arrived on Friday just too late TO hear
the Introductory sermon by Rev. j.. J. White,
pastor Of the church a, Trenton, but learn
il was an appropriate sermon.
The funds received for different purposes
| in cash were as follows Ministerial Educa.
ton (for the benefit of Rev. J. B. Wise)Sl6 GO;
for associational purposes (seni from churches)
SCI IS; State Missions. SIS IS. Foreign Mis-.
sions, SLIPS Besides this there were several
pledges to b considerable amount
The people Of the ne,ghborhood threw
open their doors and welcomed ell visitor.
to their homes, and if everybody Jared al
we did he or s,e received all the attention
that could DO desired and we can truly say
there are no more hospi,able people than
those in and around Alto.
We forgot to soy in the proper piece tina, q
collection Of eighteen or twenty dollars was
taken up slso or the benefit Of Rev. J. d
Robertsoo, IN aged minister, who reside.
in Casahoula parish, but who formerly lived
in Franklin parish.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

]. f. Behen cells the celebrated
WHITE" Sewing Machine. A child
can use It; it has a self.setting needle
its shuttle lie selftbreading, its ten.
sion is automatic; it is the lightes,
running made, and is nearly noiseless.
1t is adapted to any kind Of sewing.
from the ligbtest muslin and elk to
the heaviest wooden or cotton goods
ito tresdle is 30 constructed az to op.
crate with perfect ease. and withou,
fatigue to the most delicate lady. Il
10 the most durable, the cheapest best
and largest family sewing machine 10
the market.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16
p. n. GRANGER.
PERSEVERANCE, WILL TELL

StuuHhtOn, Nass, .NaTch IhtIi, IsNV.
B. J. KENDALL h Co. Gents In Justice. 10
you and myself, think oush, 10 let you
know that have removed two bone spavins
with 'Kendalrs Spawn Cure. one very large
one, don't know how long the SPAWN had
been there. have owned the horse -igh,
months. II took me four months TO take the
large one off and two for the small one
have used ten bottles. The horse Is entirely
well. no: at all still, and no bunch % be seen
or felt This is n wonderful medicine. II is
a new thing here, but II j, does for all wha,
it has done for me its sale will be very great,
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16
101 BALE EvEHYWHIRI.
PROCLAMATION
By the Sheriff Of Richland, for the election
Of Presidential Electors and Repre-.
s>ntafivs in Non0poes

sentative in Congress.
TN OBEDIENCE 70 the proclamation Of
Hon. S. d McEnery, Lieutenant Governor
aud Acting Governor OF the State Of Louisiana
an election will be held, m Tuesday, the sec
ond day of the month Of Move inber, A. II.
1880, lit being the Tuesday mex, after the frs,
Monday in said monthly. At ia, different poll
ing places in each ward Of This parish, from
seven oclork in the forenoon until six O'Clock
in the afternoon. for che purpose Of electing by
general ticket eight Electors of President and
Vice President, two of whom shall be for the
State 1t large, and six for the several Electoral
districts u( the State, so>wi:
One Elector for the Fist District, composed
of the parishes Of Paquemines and ST. BERNARD
and OF the third, fourth, fifth. sixth, seventh,
eighth, ninth and fifteenth wards of the city oil
New Orleans.
One EIector for the Second District, com.
posed of the first second, tenth, eleventh
twelfth, thirteenth, fourteeeth, sixteenth and
seventeenth wards Of the city of New Orleans
and of the parishes Of Jefferson, St. Charles
St. John the Baptist and ST. james.
One Elector for the Third District, composed
of the parishes Of Ascension. Assumption,
Calcasiet, Cameron. lberville, Lafayette. La.
Vemillion and Iberia
One E,sc,or for the Fourth District, compos.
ed Of the parishes Of Bienville. Bossier, Caddo,
DeSoto, Grant, Natchisocbes, Red River, Ra,
pides, Vernon, Webster, Wilma and Sabine.
One Elector for the Fifth District, composed
Of tho parishes of Concor,iis, Caldwell, Clai.
borne, Ca,al,oula, Fast Carroll, West Carroll.
Fnnkiin, Jackson, Lincoln, Madison; More.
hnuse. Osachisa, RichIsnd, Tensas, and
Union.
Ono Elecsor Cor the Sixth District, composed
Of the parishes Of Atoyelies, East Baton Ronge
West Baton Rouge, Fast Feliciana, West Felic'
iana, Livingston. Poinse Coupee. ST. Helena
81. Landry, 81. Tammany, Tanyipahos, Snd
Washington.
And also for one Represensive in Congress.
TO represent the State of Louisiana in the
Forty seventh Congress Of the United State.
for the term oftwo years, TO date from the
fourth day Of March, 1881, from the fifth Con-
gressional District, composed Of the parishes
of Concordia, Caldwell, Claiborne, Camhaula
Fast Carroll. West Carol, franklin, jackson
Lincoln, Madison, Morehouse, Ouachita, Rich
land, Tensa., and Union.
And do hereby direct all Commissioner.
and other officers to hold said election at the
different polling places, and make due return.
thereof in the manner and form provided fo
BY existing laws.
Witness my hand and signature, officially
this 25th day Of September, 1880.
EST LEM SCOTT, Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16
ATTENTION FARMERS.
Every farmer in the land needs one o. more
BROWNS FERTILIZER
DISTRIBUTORS,

Because they save time and labor and distrib
ute the fertilizer with more regularity than il
can possibly be done by hand. One Of them
will do the work Of ten hands and do il q
great deal more satisfactory.
Any person desiring to purchase Dissribu.
tor, or information about them, will please
apply 70 or address Tho.. J. Msneham AZ
Rayville; or the On 1ersigned a, Charlie lille.
A. DYSON,
General Agent
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

II is worry gratifying 10 u to note the fac,
that our esteemed confrere, Capt G. W. Nc.
Crannie, of the Oeachisa Telegraph, was
chosen by the brethren Of rhe press Of this
State TO preside over tho Press Convention in
Baton Rouge this week. Il 10 an honor tina,
he richly mesised, ~ one Of the oldest and
ablest editors in the State; and we take this
opportunity Of expressing our endorsement OF
this seton Of tho Convention, although we
know our vote was not cas-, for him, for he
hold our proxy, and Of course was too mod
est 10 express onr choice by casting our vote
for himself.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

OR AWo fs;eads ore Informed ihas several
copiss e or psemism book ore on exhibition
., Nc. Berry Da6s ssose. II you want the
lsAcos and ~ book, just hand him the SUBJ
scsipdon prise, and take book.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

TAe wsashes dis week has been warm
and cIeaAy. he sAssoomesss rane;ns from 70
% 30 Asspss; bat there has bsen no rain.
and Asacs Il has beso Q Splsndid week for
p;ctiag esssOa, cod We presume there be-
1850 Q meet deal pieked.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16
IT ls the OesT.

STOCKTON, lGs.s Az. 18th. 1870.
,: Q. nicherdse.. e. Lo1is-D::r Str:
Chilis - Fever that We. have even
~ ~s: xG1 s.rsS s. 4 ~ ys. ssSss
S0c0fiing % Alreeeiono d eAls 1ass q
- OOaAf1y. Y0oE0 truly
l4A@ . nIOHELL, DSuegiste.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

As an nducement 10 subscribers. we reduce
the price Of the BEACON to two dollars a year,
and offer as a pre- mum to new subscribers
and old ones who will pay up arrears and pay
for the BEACON in advance for 1881. within
the next four weeks, a valuable lirvle took,
enntlsd"A Treatise on tho Horse md hi,
Diseases" This little book . no bumbus, but
a realvaluable treatise, that should be in the
hands Of every man who owns horse, for it
may be the means Of saving tho life Of a vslua-
be horse a. any sime Tell your neishbor OF
sar sder and come up yourself and &c, book.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

ChlllloeAhe. Mo-. July 20. 'lS70.
sir.-Here 10 something reliable; IL you
can make any use Of = Please do %. We
have cold hundreds Of bottles with like
Boyco . 0strandsf.
This u to certify that had the Fevsr
and Ague this Summer and the use OF
one.thIrd of a bottle OF Clifford's Eebri.
fufe HronPtly cured It. II y ne sDsedS'
GEO. BAILOR.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

Ladies L Cen,leman's Hats in endless vari.
ey, q any reasonable persons own price al
J. b. McCorkle 4 Co.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

OsSanixs Jour clubs and work hard for the
as1i shrss weeks for Hancock and English
and J. Floyd King.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

LAdiss. Gents 4 Misses sl'oe- q speciality,
and u ps;ees dssyins competition. q J. D.
McCoskle & Co.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16
ne STILL lNEsl

Once OF q. s. Novelty AlfS. Co.,, .
Now York City, August d 1879.
NY Dear efr.-FoP over two yeafS have
h06 Fever and AIue. and eftef tying
eyery thing I took one-heu bottle OF
per0anently. Ibelieve my case would
have been fStal had not found this ~
I did. Yours truly
Manager H !: e. 8. + fS Z: sass Co..
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

We ~ans 10 increase she circulation Of the
1sAsoS, and therefore, ask our subscribers to
ssll shsir neiyhbors and lAboress Of our splen>
did aDss cd shsw Them tho book il they have
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

Hoo - reduce the Number Of sats is what
l. aeisaaiss The puba'e mind Of Rsyville just
oow. Thsy ore in every house in strong
force, dssssoyins svesyshins except hardware,
ana even using Diet 10 build nssss in.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16
rpcAl MATTERS.


10. o1oS
Warn, but no rain.
lotion 10 coming in.
Join he wsrd clubs.
SS9-bssp IL booming.
Need 'hs parish paper.
1rsAt moonlight nights.
S" W your neighbours.
Issch trees ere in bloom.
Assssd The meeting to day.
The ssouy will Aon be over.
CsssDn pietess ere in dema nd.
Ss"d your children TO school.
Cees snd jois the Hancock club.
Asplssdsd cotton picking week.
Vsek good word for tho Beacon.
Doat forge, the pfn.ac,cl meeting.
bsss worth does not consist in dress.
\ NV ssIivais from Kansas this week.
Lean 10 respect tho feelings Of OTHERS.
Sood.bseeding always manife.ts itself
Health Of this neiehborhood is improving.
Giiys Edmond Whisky takes the horns
"'ruelo CsedN MOtSlief divNiet.d, $3o?.
Reeds Gih Edge Tonic cures Fever L Ague.
The best Brossns ct 81 rs as }. D. McCos.
ING Co.
Coms and register while you can. The
Books ere open 81 Rsyvills.
Standard Prints a 6 cents fer yard Q, J. d
Aecoskle q %.
] declare. Toombs' Savoriss 10 the bes, cigar
Shsvs annexed for yssrs. #
New Arrow Iron Ties q, $500 per bunch
1t d. McCortle 4 Co.
young man was brought TO Jail this week
from Al'o. charged ~Nh forgery.
Temts av Ditto. ss Jules, he best 5 cen,
c,n~e IA h. s,os,A q -
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

lfyos waas 81 imported cisar-Havana
6;li;ag and wsapper-so 10 Jules and ask
6os Cilly's choice.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16
STATEMENT MADE UNDER

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN the year
1875 treated with Ken'iali's SPAWN Cure,
a bone SPAWN Of several months growth,
nearly half rs large as hens egg, and com-
ple,ely stoppte lie lameress and removed
the enlargen.e... ! have worked the horse
ever since very hard. and he never has ,een
lame, nor could ever see any difference in
the size Of the hook joints since treated him
with Kcndalis SPAWN Cure,
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

J. E. Behen employs no agents,
runs no wagons. and has mono Of those
oumerous expenses incident to the
sale Of sewing machines through trav.
sling agents. In thia alone consists
the secret Of bis selling 30 low-AND
DON'T YoU FORGET IT.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

Kemembss that vou can 90 The BEACON and
I Tressiss On the Hosss and his Diseases for
,sly $500 IL ysu 81 - one sshss Subscriber.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

25,h day of Feb, A. ID. 1879.
JOHN g. JENNIE, Justice of the Peace.
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
On HUMAN FLESH.
PArrEs' fills, WAsnlseroS Co.. NY,
ny Feb. 81. 1878.
H. J. KENDALL, NJ D. DEAR SIR,-The
particular case on which used your "Spavin
Cure" was malignant ankle sprain Of six
teen months, standing. ] had tried many
things, bat in vain. Your SPAWN Cure put
the foot to the ground again. and, for the first
time since hurt, in q natural position. For .
faulty liniment it excels anything we ever
used.
Yours truly, REV. NJ P. BELL.
Pastor NJ. f. Church, Patterns Mills, N. !:
KENDALLs SPAvIS CURE is SIRE in its
effects, mild in its action it does not blister.
yet it is penetrating and powerful TO reach.
every deep seated pain or to remove any
oony growth or other enlargemsnts such ~
spavins, spints, curbs, Gallons, sprains, SWELL
ings any lameness and all engagements Of
the joints or limbs. or rheumatism in man or
beast. Ii is no* known to be the best lini.
ment for man ever used, acting mild and ye,
certain in its effects.
Send address for illustrated Circular which
we think gives positive proof Of its virtues.
No remedy has ever met with such unquai
fed success TO Our knowledge, for beast as
well rs man.
Price 81, per bottle, or six btitles for s..
All Druggists have il OF can get II for YOU, or
it will be sent to sny address on receipt Of
price by the proprie,ors. DIR. B. J. KEN
DALI 4 CO., Enosbdrgh Falls, Vermont.
Sold Ivy oil Druggists.
Rsyvilie, La, Aug 18th, iss0.-iy.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

eWHYQ pa pER my b YNunh - Ola st 0sn
! A40 : AZ 00 p. Powell CS's H..UxpsI.S
Advertising RasesuO 10 spruce Wl~re alivvrss{nS
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

- - suvS S09R ssas = bey'ns yos
49,, Aam J. y. 11cCsskss . Co
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

Governor Wiltx this morning add dressed q
circular to the presidents Of police jufies
througho~a the Stase, asking them to furnish
him n the earliest possible day the rate Of
parish school and leves Nxes, the receipts
thereof, including poll ta1es, the rate Of par
III ievee saa, the present condition II the
parisbes and such other information - may
show prospective emignnts the sdvxntase Of
seekiue homes ii LouislGna.-N o. Ssafss.
.Ths We consider very eounnendabse
dove On Dc part Of oar governor. in ~hscf
~ hspa be win have stse eoropesssion Of aI
ne cisixeoa az our State.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

We ere in ased q 20 o. 20 bushels Of corn,
sod Il aay of OF ssbsesibsss wish 70 Psy thei'
sssscsipsioa in this wsy il will b very accept
ellie jsa ct this sims aud will - taken a,
shs hiehess prise paid SOs il in Rayvills, and Q
a.. hnuk eiyea % he subtciibes.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

AM ssveni weehs ahseoes. Mrs. Scot,
wife q or SassiG Len Sess. returned 70
Isvvis,s shis wsst, wish line girl in her
srms. Asd b The Wy, ws Sssos % mensio"
hi sAAi;os - COR sAssiGs 60ily q de time
a o,o.ssd. o. esssce. Il = Psssy and sweet
inst . 90 cshss ba1iss ase.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

The receipt Of the Ocsober number Of that
hest, 10 Cur mind, of oil the agricultural jour.
nails, the Planters Journal, a vicksburg, Mise.
reminds 20 that Il would Psoaab'y 10 . good
time 70 recommend The Journal 70 our p,ausiag
hieada II shey wish - s.ks GOOD asricsl,
sural and family josssaa, shis = de ono Of oil
oshsss 90 shsm. The price 10 only $500 d
yess. and IL will prove Of . great deal more
value 10 them than this il they will take it.
Forward Jour address and $500 - Planters
Journal. vicksburg. Miss, and you will moi
regret it.
The following popular brands Of corsets al
500 EACH Saratoga. Carrie, Best Shaie
Hip Gore, Floral, Empress. Champion, Daisy
New Sensation. Nora, Our Own, Victor, Pop.
ular, Delta, Bessie, Crescent, Premium, Mon
ogfxm. Romsn, Josie. at J. D. MeCorkle 4 Co
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

Rssd's Gil, Edge Tonic cures pyspepsia.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

Do nes fosees hist Rev. D. d. CsmPos"'
,.,,o, q 10 Presbyterian church ss dis place
...;,,sd b cher cse'symsn, viii begin pro-
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Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

Enosb ,rg Falls, W.. Feb. %, 1879.
Sworn and subscribed TO before mo thi
25,h day of Feb, A. ID. 1879.
John g. len NE. Justice Of the Peace
Richland beacon., 1880-10-16

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