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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

A NAN was Sawin" wood recently IN Il
back yard. Viz sryc,cd two si,cns II, ,hck as
yonr wfi>t. ard rl'cn went Into the house.
Mary said hc 10 his wife" 'my
country needs nri there : no use of talking :
we &c Jasi got 20 Slaughter a.lhesc Iniun>,
~ 'i"" patriot ran bc expected To hang
around w"oA-p.lr these days" John. ''
7nid las wife. II vou i."ht nr:n. a. well as
y"n saw wood am snIfori yoa. family. i,
Would take lis lihe goa 10 capture ome ,..naw,
and yon nave To ca'rh her wien she had
~ 'Gue md throw pepper in her cyc,
John went back 10 tue wood-pilc.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

HE democrats of Lou i>vi.!c are all tom
up about a lit!e gambling Transaction The
Hon. A'bPrt ;. Willis, the present representa-
I'VE IN congress irrfg that district, ike al
OF The congressional inbr, wants 10 be re-
elected. Judge lic.,c al" w1n'ed 20 cir hi.
Voca'niIry IN the national capitai. aud to
save tie people world Of trouble, thoy
agreed 20 decide By na'chiug nicheis, which
one should retire. Mr.. Willis woI and judge
Hoke retired at once, and now the Courier
Journal. says Mr.. Willis must do likewise
II declares u Will ID: srppor, Wins except
a. the nominee .. tie rar'Y-F''t sing
Cooio,sJc.a,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09
AMtihS our state Exchanges,

La" Jenna Sentinel learns from, I.,.i A.
giiecr l.. y. Po.k tia, ~. ,,..o......
he ra.icodd would -l,rr io,,o ,i,r,... ....'..-
lav. t.,r t.,,. .,,,,,..s.. 81, .,,-........
tween A,.,t;, ,.i ,t...
! he -a'nr papef 81 Sept. Ji,L say. .;:.
heavy rams ig i.ir past ,vr-S n3,,. .t,..,,.
! "'' '"''"" 'i"!' immensely. >".n, o.. oar
bottom ia"i !lnn'.> i.i a, i.rf ,4, ,..,...,
H'"'' -a"H!"rs-'.c"p IA ii.rir coiio, n.,fs !,
'"''' i''r''' c"'.o" htd ..r.,s ,icacd ,.ad ,,.,!
- - Wv ''''''''' ~ -"e Ice" Tor wa"t e..
'''''>' IL winch W's washed away
"c corn = also sad To be-
'"c new court house at Vienna Will soon
/ "c completed.
! The veldic, of the ury II, IN. c,... &c ,,,o
State Is Jordan Samson. TOR the .;u,,or
/ If Levi Rogers. in Mor,.h,rs,s,,,r.., ,,,
murder, witi,sn, car,,,l ru,,i.J.,,..
this murderer either deserve, ,,au,,,,., -, H..
wa, innocent of Inc c,;,o
~" 81" ''i''sc friCn, IN the author 80 ,t
two r.iornan's says tina, two hand. m, ,,,,
brigham place, near Oak Ride. p;rtc nine.
teen hunds.d and tw.u,v,rbrr,. no,,,..s
cotton, on race.
\ p.,;,;ou i i, ,.;,o,.,.,
parish. The Chronicle saw. il L,. ,r., linn.
drcd Signatures and lacks two Lu,l,.J ,,o.,
To get the question ,oa v.,. FL, :, all,
require six hundred votes to abolish, and d.,
says the. may get three hnn.ircd.
The Farmcryill. Gazo,,. -, G.. oo.,
says The mail from D,,y,.r;II.,
last Saturday eve iin.: failed To pu, ia anrc,,.
a''ce' On Sunday morning, the mule VA,
ionnd: minus saddle, bride, rnaiI>b,y. ,,,.,
a ''o'o"sh search tie Whole Of Sun.
NY '''e" 10 reveal any Facts connected with
NV "'''S property. VA Monday morning
", :, '"",''''e was found on the steps or the
III. .;,., ~, '''''' ''fin|
.,;,, '''''c AKA '''d'e are
sa,;,
hon> ~, '" nave new court
r.p,,. '"' l'''>" nave "ne
,los,p n '''' i'''''' en-
;.: VI '''c ->'"'' GU
>, n. 'o' Representative nj the
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09
PROCLAM NATION
BY the Sheriff of Richland, for the election
OF Presidential Electors and Repre-.
sentative in CONGRESS-.

sentative in Congress.
OBEDIENCE to the proclamation Of
i lion. =. - Mci.nery. Lirntrnant Governor
and Actin" Governor oi the >rate of Louisiana
m election wi,l be held on / tuesday,. the sec
"nd day Of the month of November. A. d..
49, tlt beng 'le tuesday next after the fri
Monday IN said month";. NJ III different poIl.
I in2 places IN each ward of 'liS parish. fu,u
,et.u o'clock IN the forenoon until SIX O'Clock
IN The afternoon, i"l rhc purpose a .rciin- by
2cH"fal ',''l", eight El,ripr> or Pr..i,cu: am,
vac" r1c,idrur, Two at whor shall be for the.
STAT" at iar-c, ani >iA lor tie ,cvrlal Electoral
/ districts 81 the Stale, iD>wi;
0nc Elrs,or for The r,rst Distinct. compos,l
"i i.le Parishes al P.a1ncmncs and \, Bernard
and 81 the hind, Fourth fifth. sixth. seventh
ri@i'h ninth afd fifteenth wards OF the civ of
New 09.ears
o"c Elrctor for tho Second District. com.
posed of the fist. second, tenth, eleventh
t"c'ih, thirteenth, foutcerth. sixteenth and
seventeenth wards al The ciry of New Orl.aus
and of the Parishes of Jefferson. ST Ch1rIr.
- John the Baptist ami 81 Jainrs.
One tiector f,r the Third ID, rict. comros,d
OF The parishes of Ascension. Assam, ton,
tacas'en, Cameron. Ibcrvllc, Lafayette. La
r"''che, II Martin, 81. Mary, Terr-bonnc,
|rrmiiiIon and Iberia
One E'cctor for the Four,lI District, con,n,.
Ell OF ii'e parishes oi Bcnviilc. Ro,sicr. C,ddo.
i'cS"", Grant, Nachliochcs, Red River. Ra.
pidrs, vernon, Webster, WnIn and Sabine.
'hc Elcrior for the Fifth District. co,npo.cd
oi the parishes ofConcordia, Caldwell. CIa,.
t0ri'e. Calf:'onla. East Carroll. West Carroll.
Franklin. Ja-ksnn Lincnin Madison, More
mouse, Ouach,a, Richland, Tensa., and
Euirn
onr E'ec'"r Cor the Sixth District, coinInsc,,
% the parishes al Av"yclic, East I;ar"n Rou.r,
West Baton Eoug-, p,a>i Fcliciana, West F-Ir..
iana, Livingston. POiutc Conpre. 81 Helrna
81 Landry, -. Tammany, Ta"gipaloa, and
Washington.
And also for ono Rcprescnii7c IN Congress
'n represent the State of Louisiana in the
rony seventh Congress of the United States,
i"f ia" tenn of two year, la date rom the
fourth day Of March, 1851, from The fifth Com
2rr~s'"nal District, compo>c'' Of the par'shes
ct onrordia Caldwell. Clail0hc Catahaula,
East Carroll, West Carol, Franklin, Jack ,cn,
Lincoln, Madison, Molchousc, U,arhita, Rich.
land, T"r>as, and Union.
Aud do hereby direct all Commissioners
and other officers, to hold said election Il, the
different polling place.. and make a. returns
thereof in the manner and form provided for
by existing laws
Witness my hand and signature, officially, I.
Thu 9th day Of September. 1850. +,
est LEN SCOTT, Sh5riff
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

We are gratified to learn from the worthy
President Of the Central Female Ins,so;c
Clinton, Miss, tina, tbs rresen, session of tina,
excellent school opened with the finest a,,en.
dance since the war; and we are contiden,
that many others Of our parish will be equal.
~ pleased to hear such good news from the
school in which so Il any Of our young lad.e
have becn educated
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

ke;p i; be!or, the people, tia, the real
Issue bctwecn the Democratic ard Republican
parties l. constitutional liberty agains. cen.
tTaiized despo,lsm; and that all the side .s,ncs
made by the latter party are made with the
hope OF divcring attention from this grca, and
all important Issue, which involve. The destiny
oil our government and the liberty OF orr peo-
pie
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

u. L. Smith is now at Morris Roos'
and he wants all his friends, that are
in needvf goods aud would like TO
buy them at city prices, to call on him
and see if be isn't the Boy TO do the
very thing-"and don't you forget it,"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

PERSONS who may have b.rr IN ,i,is ,,,,.,.
a. various tunes .rtin the last tb,o. mr. t
months Will remember n snail Ff.pcb,n,,
Who was AWAY drunk. AWAY, u, yo,J,
'"' M" away talking very loud .e,n,.y.v
wfh the view al abiding aiur.rn,e,, ;. -.
anu an who had n"liing better 20 do ,lap .,e,
:" ms baii'iimg. This man gave ,lc u,,,. 81
John bapi<te Vincent, and claimed IN h.,'i
iran New Orleans. He i, the sam. MAJ, .i,.,
Lad VI" sham duel played or him rs, sp,o,,,.,r
Aver Il TWO weeks dtiuk, wlu,i,n., NJ, ,..;,i
",t"'""' "tHe"5. last >a'uriay he suJJa.Iv
disappeared. Grdc.., were tH,u.t .,.,.,,,.'.
To- tie hi>, loading inio thc river at u,;,,
about one mile above Co.f,X and as ma ,',,,..'
tracks could br f iuui il was coocl,I,J =.
had committed sui-l.!c
N"t"ns more was known Of him mill
Monday noon. v hen hi body wa, d;,covcr,I
h"ahtS III the r.F"r. with buzz1rl> si,,tro 90,
II an" hoverng IN Tie air. Upon briu. ,,v.,.d
TO s'iore 1t was i"unl To be ia "A most .,cL..
my piI-ht. beng badly decou9o,eI whit. H.,
cari"n birds tad eaten all the flesh f,n,n -,
face amt neck. After Il hurried .,,u,;,,,;,.,
the BODY Was wrapped ia a sheet and lu,..I
"rt "i ,i-ht M u rough grave urler ,D.. ,;,,r
bars. Thus auo,.er victim zoe, IA ,v,.u a..
long list o. those who have persisted. b,Iy ami
soul hecan>c men vii, traffic ~ run, ,o rio
hurt of their fellow men.--Coijar (Ly,oi,L
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09
Meeting OF Executive Conn
nlittpc.

hiffiLLE, La, Vct. T'h, 1SSo.
Tuesday, Oct. OH, the Den"cfa,,c Exc,u-
tive Committee Of RIchland r.ri>l NJ: a,
the Court house, IN thr town of Rayvilir
There br!n. quorum present, they proceed
ell 10 business. Mr. J. \. HcmIcr n,dc
The following motion, whn.h was seconded
AMI carried: Tina, the ntc,nl.crs Of the Demo
c:a.c Executive Committee hold ward meet
ii'ss in tlcirr c>p-riive warl-, ior the purpose
Of of-aniL,ny Dcrnocra,c Clubs.
Moved. seconded AMI carried that ut the
ward mr"tinrs the prol f'ery of h,vin- bar,
becurs in :he different wards of the Parish
be discussed.
There being ne further business the com.
ml'cc adjourned t' meet Saturday, Get 23.d,
1850.
TliO>. !. MANGAN
l. J.. Tl>DvLu. President
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09
II. =. I II ~ T.,
President.


lie 1t ordFin"'. Tia ,lic claims Of .Inbn D.,
,n""r and "a. IL. Washington. for rcpa,rr,
Red M""ti Erl''-r. Amounting 10 Err INN,
die'i H"i .'l5i aId 2''-i0p io!lnrs. IL, and
the sane Is hereby allowed To ne n,,t a,l
correct.
JNo. ). SUMNrVLIN. d. :. TRAVIS
'Irfk. pre>itc.i.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

j. r. Behen now offers induce.
ments in the sewing machine line
never before held out to the people of
North Louisiana, viz: sewing ma.
chimes at a very small advance ON the
original cost.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

Faney Goods, all kinds, can be
found at Morris Roos', aud he won't
charge you no fancy prices for bis
fancy goods.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

Needles. oil. thread, sbuttles and
betting, etc., for all machines. can be
bad by applying, to j. L. Bchen, Mon.
roe.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

Clothing for the large s the small at prices
% sui, the rich 4 the poor at J. d. McCokle
SCo.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

AT a meeting OF the Democratic Executive
Committee of the Parish of RichlauI a.
tuesday, the different members Of the Com.
mil;ec were instructed to hold meeting, in ,iei
respective wards on Saturday, October 10Th.
io' the purpose OF organizing clubs, and also
to fix upon times Of having barbecue. an /
speaking, If 1t was thought advisable. Do
not TAI! gentlemen, 10 attend 10 Ills matter.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09
ONNIN.INEE NO

b" "fd''n''' Ly the Police iu,y. Tina, III
teen per cent he aided t. amount ,,lrr,J, an.
pfol'd;"i '''r 10; - Inrursr,.
Ai'r'ld o.. Iih, i>~I
'Ao' ; HvNIE&LIN, ID. ). TRAVIS
l.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

Morris Roos has 1000 pairs Ladies',
Gents, Youths und Children's Shoes.
that be bought cheap for cash, and
will sell them cheap for cash only.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09
Gents Hats. Ladies' Hats, Misses
Hats, Boys Hats, the latest st, les, OF
way down figures, at Morris Roos'.

Remember that va "ia get the Beacon and
\ Treatise or the Horse rr,. his Disease, fo,
'niy S-."u II you yet IL. one olLc: subscriber.
The following popular brands OF cor,c,S 81:
Si."t each, >araip-a, Carrie Best Sra, g
HIP Gore, Floral, Empress, Champion, Daisy,
New Sensation. Nora, Our Own, Victor. Pops
MAR, Delta, Bessie, Crescent Premium. Mons
osra"l, Roman, Josie At J. ID. McCork,e & Co
ANOTHER TUMBLE IN SEWING Ma
jI'NEs.-S25 will purchase from J.
+. Behcn sewing macbine Of the
Singer style al i pattern, guaran-
iced for years, the very latest stylc
aud improvements
Every new >uh,cTIler and every oil one
Aho VIII ny ~ what hc owes and for one
'"ar in advance, cau get tAc'HrACoN neat
Gar for Two dollars and get 4 horse ,!orror
))V" besides =, premium, tat: i If he pays
'p w'tlnn the neat three or four weeks
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09
CUCCESSION UF'HENBELDEN,
~ DECEASI
State Of Louisiana Parif Ricbland,
9TH District e.

by viriuc ~ Az order VI, issued from
IT." ;''h ,Iijiritl bfsirci Co in the above
~i,'cc- ~, -trr,na',,i ~ lle Of the entire
property thereof | Will uH,r sale at public
auction al the court house {, on
Iicdnesday October the | A. b., 1sSo,
to the last and highest bid the h'lowins
described property, ccnp' .the entire prop
,riy of >rd sTcr>sI1H, TO,
One lui of ground adyrt and on il,c
east sId' of the town of RiIIe, La, lying
dur south of Ia, i.n. one al 'lia,H 3 addition
m.kayvil!c, La, c"iS nr,n.lu me sruih cnd
81 ,arl ioi and Iunt y y south To- Tire
dividing l,nc I"rw NrsTy ID. Boxers
and the sacccs son ii,"sl lIia'ns, dcceas-
81, and h'nr- three unI rect wide the en-
the length from ca - W. said hot being
The enc upon whrs ~ + CaIip formerly
resided.
l.. TISpALE.
u administrator
sept Oh, lSa'
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

bc II ordained by the po.icc J..ry, That ,a,.
I, h''H is authorized 10 have tie. sep, of rL.
J"H repaired, and let on the con'racr I, IN.
lowest hFd''er snd he is authorized IA tr,v
on the Parish Treasurer f.. a...c wren com.
plr;e.
Adopted De, 9Th. l.>d.
'No' : SfnAEELS, ID. :. TRAVIS.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

i"enN bass'ng Il, - cents per ys1l d,
J =. jlcCyIa,a C,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

NOR SALE VERY CHEAP. Al - SAW
Revolving Drum Pratt GIN Stand. in
pcTfec; order and a. cool rs new. ANY
person desiring to purchase such n gin stand
viii mud 1t 10 his interest TO apply 20
". F.. DUKE.
May 8. l37t-,f. Alto, l.,
EccI- Git Ed Tome ro-tores ,hc ayc;nc
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

No" Is the time 70 get "" rsrcr cheap.
and valuable h~k rs premium. Don lct
the opportunity slip.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

Etcl- CHI EJ.r Tome ro,,orcs ,hc apc;nc
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-04

THIRD DAY-.rhursaav

Single dash of one mile; free for all horse,
raised IN Boise or Ada counties-East
mans Humboldt not excepted. Purse
$500.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-04
Reechcr 70 Orate for GRANT.

Henry Ward Beecher will deliver
an address at the Brooklyn Academy
OF Music June l4th, on the political
issues of the day. His choice is Grant.
In his letter accepting the invitation
to speak he says: srhere are other
good men mentioned, but Grant above
all living public men will best serve
the whole nation, through the Rcpub-
ilcan party, for the next four years;
but whoever is nominated at Chicago
should receive unhesitating and ardent
support and will receive mine.n
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-04
Prussia and the vatican.

The North German Gazette says: Of
late the confidence previously felt in
the satisfactory result of the nego-
tiations between Prussia and
the Vatican have been sha-
ken and the Prussian Government
has consequently resolved to make to
its Catholic subjects spontaneously,
and without regard to any return on
the part of tho Vatican, such conces-
sions as are possible without prejudice
to the intesests of the State, and also
to obtain from the Diet discretionary
powers relating to the application of
the May laws. The same journal con-
firms the statement that it will depend
upon the attitude of Cureo as to what
extent the Government will avail itself
of these powers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-04

AN amusing incident occurred at the
Western mine, Vallego, Cal, on the
2Sth. A very estimable young lady
bad been keeping company with a
wealthy and highly-respected farmer
from Shasta for about one year. The
wedding day had been fixed, the guests
invited and an elegant dinner had been
prepared. The priest, guests and ex-
pectant bridegroom were awaiting the
appearance of the bride, when per-
son came in and reported that the
bride had changed her mind, and that
there would be no wedding that day.
One can imagine the feelings of the
bridegroom. No reason is assigned
Tor the change in the young lady.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-04

A Leadvile dispatch of the 3Oth ult.
says: Great excitement exists this
morning, the expected parade drawing
everybody into the streets. A process
sion consisting of about 1000 men
marched through the principal streets,
headed by band, and was occasion
ally cheered by observers. After pa
rading the miners held meeting on
Fryer Hill, and passed resolutions ex-
pressing o determination to maintain
their demand for 81 per day of eight
hours. Many mine-owners have ex-
pressed determination not to accede
to the demands under any crcum-
stances. The slneltcrs were not inter-
fered with. and are running as usual.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-04
ThurlOw Weed Thinks Grants NOmi-
nation Would be the Ruin OF the NE
publican Party.

| Thurlow Weed Thinks Grants NOml-
nation Would be the Ruin Of the Re-
publican Party.
The veteran Thurlow Weed writes
to the New York Tribune declaring
that Grant must not be nominated.
He appeals to the Convention to re-
|spect a precedent as old as the coun-
try, and declares that Grants nomina.
ton would be the ruin OF the Republic
can party. He concludes his letter as
follows: Deeply as | should deplore
the nomination Of third.tc candi-
date, | cannot afford to mar the con-
sistency Of lifelong political record.
| have voted for Monroe, Quincy
Adams, Harrison, Clay, Taylor, Scott,
Fremont, Lincoln, Grant and Hayes,
and if spared until November | shall
vote for the candidate Of my party, al
though instead Of Grant | earnestly
hope it may be either Sherman, Blaine,
FISH, Washburne, Window or Ed
munds."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-04
Hurricane in Connecticut.

a severe hurricane passed over
Sutfeld and Enfield ON the 2Sth. In
Thompsonvile and vicinity the torna-
do was severe. Many barns were
blown down and ore brick building
demolished. In SufieId about a dozen
barns aud tobacco shells were blown
down and many orchards and other
trees uprooted.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-04
J. B. EMERY'S
New Retail and WHOLESALE
GENERAL STORE.
'','' .'''. ''''' ''''''''
WHOLESALE

at less prices than they can lay them donl
here. A general store of a well-selecta
spring and summer stock, and am able \
sell cheaper than ever before, because
have bought all new fresh goods and N
doing my own transportation, which N
lows me to sell cheaper than any oths|
firm in the Territory; therefore giving Ill
my customers and friends the advautasI|
Of buying cheap, Fancy Goods and Dn|
Goods, Groceries, Dried Fruits, Sugar
Coffees and Teas, Canned Goods, Boots
Shoes and Clothing, Saddles, Harness and
Leather
The highest cash prices paid for Hida
and Furs
Yours, Very Respectfully,
J. B. EMERY.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-06-02

THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW fortune Con.
tents:
Popular Fallaces about Russia; Divorces in
New England, by DIR. Nathan Allen; McClel-
lans Last Service to the Republic III ;;
Has the Southern Pulpit failed2 by Rev Dr. F
A. Shoup; Caste at West Point; Some Interest
ing Publications, ETC., etc.
The MISSIONARY HERALD for June. Pub
lished by American Board of Commissioners,
Boston. Full of interest.
The EARNEST WORKER for June Pub
lished by Whittet & Shepperson, Richmond, Va.
THE NATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER for
June. (Undenominational) Chicago Adams,
Blackburn & Lyon Publishing Company.
LrTTELLs LIVING AGE for the weeks ending
May 22d and Doth
CATALOGUE of Washington & Lee University
1879 80.
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= WATT & CALL,
1890 Franklin Street. Richmond, Va.

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A RKABLE REMEDY,


AND CoSTIVENESS ENTIRELY
Morrsons aandw
"a
took four doses Of MTfon Pills
Va. Is, 0oDON'
& My daughter of of an inch in d.
richmond,
erwhen.I
Pills believe
NeNo
These Pills accompanying them Price
ana they Will be mailed
w. Agent
ain Street, chmondV
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-06-02

KEIeHT's POPULAR History OF ENGLAND.
Vols. ", V, and VI New York: 1. K.
Funk q Co., 10 and II Dey Street. Price 80
cents per volume.
Well bound in paper, quarto form. Well
printed. We have called attention to this val
liable work. The cheap books issued by this
and other houses are already teaching pub
fishers that the people are tired of paying the
prices they have been paying.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-06-02
MAGAZINES.

BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE for May. Contents.
DR.. Wortle's School-Part l.; Peter the Great
and Syria Reata, or What's in a Name-Con.
cusion; Morocco and the Moors; Russia and
Nihilism in the Novels Of M. Tourgenief; Rush
Life in Queensland-Part VI A Woman's Wis
dom The Reign Of Bunkum.
The NNErEESTH CENTURY for May. Contents
De Profundis, by Alfred Tennyson; Mare
Alurele by Ernest Renan; Atheism and the
E1Sfg6ts Of Man, by w. H. Mallock Modern
ET1ngllsh LandscaPeP Painting Penal Servitude;
bhe Ceremonial Use Of Flowers Sequel; The
Pound Of Flesh Agnosticism and Women: a
FIePly John Dome; The Pinch Of Poverty
drlsn Absenteeism; On the Nursing Crisis al
Guys Hospital; A Conservative View Of the
William Black '''' y
81 NICHOLAS for June is typical summer
number. Among the contents we note The
ii! OF the Herons; How TO Camp Out. For.
g,gn Head-Dresses; Wild Flowers Mns;ca1
DUCKS ETC. Scribner 60.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-06-02

THE CULVER OF SACRED soEe, for use in Sun
day Schools, prayer meetings, gospel meetings.
etc: BY J. r. Sweeney and w: j. Kirkpatrick.
Hoods Notation" is introduced, consisting OF
improvements not heretofore published, in the
method of representing musical notes Phila-
delphia John ]. Hood, 1918 Arch street.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-06-02

REPORT of the Board of Commissioners of the
Cincinnati Industrial Exposition held in Gin.
cinnati, Ohio, under the auspices of the Chamber
OF Commerce, Board of Trade and Ohio Me-
chanics, Institute, from September 10th to Oc-
tober 11th 1879
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