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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-20
THE RAVIN' FEMALE.
THE ENEMY ADVANCES

THE ENEMY ADVANCES.
Once upon an evening lately, while sat
me down sedately.
Over manuscript! and proof sheet marking
errors by the score,
Tn the stairs some one came "aikinsi ana
ianried heard talking;
Soon there ca,ue a gentle knuck'ng ri my
,anc,nm door.
"An exchange fend j., mu,,ered, come
TO scan the papers Ger;
Only 'h.s, and nothing more.
OFFERS TO SURRENDER.
Open 'hen swung the portal Wen ana
angei-! what a moral!
Ia there s'.ppei stately maiden ct the
ancieu, days Of yore.
Not the least excuse SIR, made She, not an
lrs,ani paused o. stai'i she,
But. with air ii a box cgei, who had been
there Off before.
TOOK her stand beside the table, ~; Inside
NV sauc'um door.
Qua;:. ,hr maiden, squeeze ne more.
rHr OFFER REJECTED.
"Srr.-.e ,l:ee more. Wy antique ,elnr'cr
q tno,. gran anu saunt prr-cmp'or.
By the heaven that bends above u! now
what do VOC rake me tur'
o YOU ten ne ii.nd incarns,c, y0n rngainly
gho-t, oh, darn IL
Do you s,t.ge ever squeezed TIA: willis
cred form before
Get thee hence a, oa~c--inStan:er. sap
thee ont through yon Ter door.
viii q sec;e thee never more.
SHE RISES To EXPLAIN.
"Hold" she cried, ''y"u silly BOBBY. you
long. Iop cared. Drdlnlr-- i"ohy.
Can y r,y of comprehension yUur daii IN
tellert eXPlorrt
II. the it. or \ bn-r S;uea. s'r- and don
you forget It. please. sit
That lm aroun here canvas-ing 20 get
>ubscrphon- Tor,
lis the b-,; work eve: offered i: your
blasted town before,
And the 'ire> 'SGLces Memoir
-Sdad,c Stone, in american Putcc.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-20

A now game, called "Tbe Gam" Of
Fifteen" mostly, but sometimes Lit
tie Butter Cup" is having a powerful
run--ir the expression i. correct-in
New York, Boston and other north
ern cities. The game is played with
fifteen little square blocks. placed in a
box, in which there is room for just
lG, the blocks being numbered or let
tered as above indicated and the
game consists 10 disarrangine and
them rearrauging them in regular
order without raising them from the
bottom of the box. thus:
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-20

We learn that our young friend and fellow
citizen. F. G. Hudson, District Attorney. has
returned 70 Louiscna with one Of the fair
daughters oi the Lone Star State a. n bfiln. A,
he passed through town CT Friday lat, aoicg
TO Mou,os, without stopping 81 home, We :arc
nc; had the opportunity Of seeing his brid-
but We nevertheless take pleasure in vc'con'
ing her 10 her new home and cXrc!.!lu- our
congratulations to both.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-20

The Ashvlic Gaia ).fsis predicts the
weather for an area extending from the Lakes
10 ,l.p Gut ani from the Atlantic TO the Miss
i,,ppi river bn, ns predictions are verified
,bl, far we>, oil the river as an evidence OF
which VIC copy its predictions for March,
,owi,: About Ills cold development, pre-
coded in the south by heavy rains and dis
agreeable weather, perhaps, continued electric
displays. Iiu IT precisely. These predictions
lice
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-20

~suqgville-Fmst Sunday in each month
ssao service., Rev L, {. Keilis, Pastor.
ssed Sunday in eecs, n,onra. Methodist
Ptoeal servree. N. s. Cornell, Pastor.
~ Sunday In zach ,no1,h, preaching by
~. An Potter, Methodist.
teseA Sunday In each month. Presbyterian
~svieeA Rev. ID. A. Campbell, Pastor.
Every Sunday, AT O'Clock A. VI. Baptist
sunday School, Tho, J. Mangtarn, Sup,
Every Sunday, as3 O'Clock p. N. Cnicn
Bible Class.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-20
Railway VS.. Canal.

The great American engineer. Capt.
James Is. Eads, comes forward with
q plan for crossing the isthmus, that
is startling for both its magnitude and
novelty. His plan is to build rail-
way over which vessels. with their
cargoes, can be shipped from Ocean
to Gulf and from Gulf TO Ocean ; to
raise them out Of the water and trans
port them upon trains across the 18TH
mus.
But for the wonderful discoveries
and achievements of art and science
within the last few years, We might
doubt the possible success Of such an
enterprise but under these circum-
stances we doubt no theory advanced
Nv great engineers and discov ,rers
until :bey have been practically
tested.
His plan is more desirable than that
Of a canal for two reasons at least.
1t will cost q great deal less than q
ship canal, while it will require less
time to transport the vessels over the
road than it would for them to sail
through the canal.
He Is perfectly confident Of the
feasibility of bis plan and his expla'
nations make it apparent to those who
read them. He has laid bis plan be.
fore Congress, and it is probable that i,
will be taken under consideration be.
fore a great while, and if considered
practicable the Government will pro
baby undertake the construction Of
bis proposed road.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-20

Every one Of our present Subscribers who
will procure US one other subscriber can have
the BEACON one year for two dollars. and the
new subscriber will receive it at the same
price. Jus, make the effort, and see if you
do not succeed in bringing Nc one more sub
scriber in less than . week. II you bring US
Eve new subscribers At two dollars each, in
advance, we will give you the paper one year
free. II.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-20

The March nu nJer OF the Planters Journal
has been ceived, and We regre, our want Of
space to presen, our readers " ith even a lis,
Of is contel.,s. every article Of which is Of
more ,han ordinary in,erss; TO farmers, hoit.
cu',uris's, gardeners. stock and poultry raisers
and housekeePers and added to all the de-
partments Of agriculture, ar, and science il e
large anioun, OF literary reading matter Of
superior excellence. We repeat tina, this i,
the be-, and cheapes, periodical that we re-
ceive The price is only S2..;o ? year, and
each number 3 worth - cents. Subscribe
fari, Ai,,rc-s Planter, Journal, Nlcksburg
Miss
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-20

Opens with a mos, charming scene from
The Ranger, group Of three graceful mai
dens. the laughing faces of two throwing into
strong contrast the sad coun,enance Of the Inird.
|, is one Of Darcy, happies; efforts. The
fashions are tempting enough to coax all 'he
dollars from the purses OF the far sex 10 array
them for Ap-ll's craprcious sunshine; and
mothers will find the boys suit in the diagram
a blessing in It's slmpiicity and comfort. The
ne " serial, "Gleuarchan, begun III tIi, number,
opens with interest, and promises to rival it,
predecessors in mer, The hcrnine i per,
Zee, specimen OF the American .irl Of culture
AMI refinement. w..le ale possessing cour-
age and ,ieternIns'iun. and all readers will
watch with interest g. the result Of her home
.ni.>,on" The other literary contributions are
fully up to che "a standard of excellence the
publishers .rrn determined 10 maintain We
will !urui.h ;he BEACON and Cooley Book
for one yeai a, the low pr.ce Of $500 or ap-
plicatiou az this office.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-20

1t is said to DO exceedingly difficult,
and the New York Sun says that two
or three men have gone crazy over the
game. 1t also says manufacturers Of
the blocks and boxes are amassing
immense fortunes from their sales.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-20

All parties Will please bear in mind the
fact that we never insert a notice d: app,icas
ton for administration unless il is accomps
MED by three dollars, nor notice Of Judgm.'
Of separation of property unless accompanied
hy FIVE dollars. THIS rule IS never deyiaied
from under any circumstances. II.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-20

- until Saturday May l,,, 1880, for the
construction OF Brick Building in the town
OF Rayv,.., Parish Of Richland. for the use
of the clerk of tie 9Th Disr,ct court and for
the preservation Of public documents.
The Building mus, be Of good brick, and
must contain two rooms i6xl6 in the clear
Doors, window shutters, and castings and
roof Of iron. The floor must be OF BRICK
cemented
All bids must he accompanied with respon-
sIblc references and sui. Ject to rejection.
For plan and specification address
JNO BISHOP,
Chairman.
peihi La,
February i,h, lee0.-llt
-
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-20
The High Water.

The river vas lus. three feet below he
high water mark ofls7C a, vicksburg las, Mon
day, and rising three inches day. The Her.
aid says that the highest water ever known
at Nicssburg was in 1862, VIXEN !, reached
So fee, - inches above iow.wa,cr mark
JUS, ten tee, higher than i, was las, Monday
The stage Of water depends to great cx,en,
upon the weather for the nexttwo weeks If
we have clear, dry weather there viii not be
a big overflow, we think but if We have cons
unued heavy rains the water will get very
high, BECAUSE " cannot run off as fast as i,
fails.
There is no reason 10 become dishearened
this early IN The season, COR there - good rcI,
son to hope that the water will subside in tine
for good cotton crop at teas, 70 be made
No overflow ha, ever yet caused complete
failure Of the crops We believe, even on the
lands subjec, to humiliation. IL appears TO ~
,he; We who live III d country sLhJect To over
fpw should never suffer ourselves 10 become
alarmed or discouraged by the approach Of
hishwater. We should expect il every year
and make our calculations and arrangements
accordingly. Ii your land ove.tows. have
every thing ready to follow the water with
yonr seed planting jus, as soon as the water
! gets OIL the ground You al know how qnick
cotton seed thrown rpon the W.. ground will
sp-ng mp and how rapidly he plan, Will grow
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-20

down The Ohio aud otter r,vers.
;'a..i~- getting H. t. order papers or nlaCf-
,;ue, tor ;bptn Wi r.,.l>c hereafter hand us
) crll, 20 pdy po.te5e ar'i registered letter
fees. II.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-20
Tin Ware Pumps, Pump Pipes,
Sheet .ad Brick and Tile,
l59 Washington Street.
viCkSlDurg. Miss.

Also agent for the GOTHIC VENTlLA
TOR and CHIMNEY TOP, that Will cure
smokey chimneys and is the very thing for
ventla,ing Machine Shops. Il. X. Depot.,
Car Shops, etc. .n ordering send inside
measurement Of top of chimney or ventila'inG
shaft, April 2ls,. ls79-ly.
Parties can leave their orders and money
with Wiley T. Msngha,n tor the wells. &c.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-20

DO the Democrats Of Hlch'and desire to be
represented ~ lie State Convention, 70 meet
in New Orleans April l2thf Ii they do the
natter should be attended To- a, once. la the
absence Of a regular organization OF tie par
", We suggested las; week shat ward meet
ings be held 10 day, and that the parish con-
veniion be held next Saturday; but we have
kear,' nothing fiom any one on the subject, 50
thai we are no, certain as TO whether our
suggestion Will be acted upon or not.
!, y very lmpo,;ar: :iiai our paI.h should
be represented in TIE convention; hence we
urge our people 10 cleo, one or more delegates
to attend il. LIT Us hold our ward meeting
today at Rsyville and e!ec, delegates to the
parish convention.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-03-20

We would like that some ore in each ward
u this parish would furnish rs with a brief
synopsis Of the curren, news Of the ward.
You need not trouble yourself TO put in proper
shape for the press just drop u, postal card,
stating wha, has occurred, and We will fix it
up in proper shape.
The Baptist Messenger published a, Far.
nervile, is not only good religious paper
bu. an excellent family paper, which we
would like to see literally patronized. In
order to induce our people to subscribe for it,
we offer it and the Beacon both for $500 a
year. Thi, is splendid offer At least TO on
Baptis, subscribers. It.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-06
India Rubber Coats and overall,

Fancy and Toilet Articles Florida Water,
Genuine Eau de Cologne, Philocome,
Combs, Tooth Brushes, Lubin' Extracts,
Feather Busters, Harmonious,
Violin Strings, Playing Cards,
Looking Glasses, Vienna Chairs.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-06
STATION ERY :

Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals,
Day Books, Copy and Receipt Books,
Gold Leaf, WRAPPING PAPER,
Superior Printing Paper, two sizes,
Manila Rope all sizes, Spunyarn,
Flax and Hemp Packing,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-06

The other day tailor and his wife were
travelling in third class carriage on an
English railway. The engine pulled up
suddenly and then went on with a jerk.
The tailor thereupou up with his fist and
hit his better half smartish blow between
the eyes. whats that for, You brute -
calculated she. Don't be fool, " he re-
piled. "'Owl away! Owl away Anoth.
er terrible railway accident ! This'll be
twenty pounds at least" And they say
that when the tailor exhibited his wife's
damaged face the railway company paid the
twenty pounds without murmur.
'' / wish | was STAR" no said smiling
at his own poetical fancy. - would rather
you were comet, she said dreamily.
His heart beat tumultuously. And hyl'
he asked tenderly. "Oh, she said, wi tn
brooding earnestness that fell upon his
soul like bare foot upon a cold oilcloth.
" because then you would come round only
once every 1900 years.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-06

LoNDoS, Get. PA dispatch from Paris
says: 1t is announced that the Bishops of
VaIeuce and Montpelier will be summoned
before the correctional police for ,reasona-
BILE attacks upon the Government, con-
tanned in letters to the Under. Secretary of
the Interior
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
CITY FRANCHISES GIVEN AWAY.

A REPORT IN Favor or AUTHORIZING ANOTHER
s1EAM-IIEA1IYG COMPANY ADOPTED BY THE
ALDERMEN.
Another steam-heating company is in the
field. Alderman Shicls. chairman OF the Committee
on Ferries and Franchises, yesterday offered TO tie
Board Of Aldermen for adoption report signed oy
majority OF the committee, recommending that the
proposition OF the UOited States Steam Heating and
Power Company lay mains and pipes in the streets OF
this city for beating purposes be accepted.
The company proposes TO file ia the Department OF
Public Works maps and plans OF the work proposed 20
be DONE 10 the replacing Of pavements disturbed
by the laying OF the mains. bond Of $4,000 10 be-
given. The Board OF Estimate and AppOrtionment IL
given power fix tie scheLule OF prices TO
be paid for heating the public buildings, and
the company is ordered TO make "A sworn
reDort 10 nat body year TO ia financial condition
Tie same BODY may, I'm tire discretion OF Its nbers
I'M ose a tax OF per lIEea foot OF pipe aid the
company. The company is required TO pay into
the CITY treasury per cent OF its net
prflts each wear should the company not have laid
Two miles OF pipes at the end OF three years. then the
franchise is 10 be revoked.
Alderman Marshall offered q substitute. demanding
more of the company rtufD fer these privileges HIS
resolution lost. aud the report was adopted
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
WnMEN AS YOTERS.

MP.B BAKERS SCHOOL ofTICTR ELECrloS BILL FOUND
TO BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL
rrpov TIP RTGrLAR ConREsroSDlNIoF THE TRInUNE.l
ALBANY. Feb. 17.--Last night the friends OF
,rouau suffrage IN the Assembly walked MP ml; To-
day they walked down IT, Nj. Bater- bill authorizing
women o. vote Tor school officers o 40 Kinds was found
10 be unconstitutional a bill became aw tat week
nerniiin women 10 FOR aud be elected ~ schoo
truaiecs" These are not constitutional officers. hf
Raker souch to extend the privilege 90 al classes o
rlool officers one Of tho cf,sos mention 'd 30 his h
y,brb was passed last uirnt rs the Assembly. wa
" school commissioner" No in many counties OF the
etsta , q" school commissioner" - county Officer The
co,sttution OF the state OF NcwIork declares that
evcrv male ctizop shall be entitled TO voio for all on
cr mat now or hereafter NAV be elected oy the p'o
ie Among the officers male citizens are empowered
g. o for m another section o. the Cous tuition, are
cS,0tv ott,cers" The Constitution VIII nave 10 be
amended before tuo Itmh'' "4'A'" '"" '"-' 80 ''
county officers ,,, -, ,,,.,
M rraviE OF Westcnesier County, called Mr.. Bnker's
ottentnn 10 the uucOnsil tUiDnalitv oI tbo bill MI
I,ker snrroyyfuy admitted That W. 1.dV's was rEht,
d roouesttd that the bill should To- autuGcd 10
pgupou women right to yOe forSchol Officers aooY"
the rank 0f trustee then stricken on. In IT. pres
ou form the bill permits the election Of women -
schnoi commIsgouer-, but docs NOT permit women 10
vnte for these officers. Tie bill referred 20 the
Judiciary Committee for amendment The law of
last week authorizing womon % vote So MOOT irlsleer
is rather mcagre "a women have 10 be qualified lee
tors To vote These qualifications The owner ! OF
real estaie personal property liable To taxation Tor
school poses.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
DECISIONS-FEB. II.

Sn.reme Court ChamJsrs-Bv Judge Don9hme.-
Johns agt Hyde aud Others @ ess
agt. Aikens.-GIsnted ,,. ,,.,o. rr.ton NINA ssv
,ngs Institution agt CsrkMotion X sned Morange agt
ESiS9 at agI smtMoton denied
without COSTS kusneh as1 In M o9 WIFI
-Mouon granted Mckinley at ackiuley- VIII VIII
OF reference required sylvester ag sabey must
DO IN the matter o Piendl,-i see no iersP
des re 10 hear counsel Oh this Application tox agt Iaska
sSt same Nc uilnm SeYn BAR Iron and steel Com
psoy oEeF SE sanie acsins sSi Hsr.
iOe We'll slean MoIange agS M9Esnss; IN nbs n1s
g Srlatsd. LSSSim' "m'' AS' fOn'I ' -. na.o,..
Yes for tra by lnry ThOrne agt Newly anu 9th
nv a6sr G ag Pai saso % ss ssS ss%Trsr SS1
will determined aud legacy held to be men Oh te@i eS'i
Mv Van Brunt-smie agt ouinnetc Decree
Court Special Ten-Chiet-J Curtis
Curly etc ag Fowler eic.-Case as setleo ouereo on
By Judge ag de-
The eamshlp COMPANY sEI r@tt Ss I,i1ep.'
anH eIc agt dcOntnuanee Aonig M
eTy s9 Aongoue spgT0yea GSnoyef % rd s a.
az 7disconnuanoe Dusenbnry ag Duseu1ury Order deny
ns mSTgl %sKaS wA SSe%SS agt Appieton Harrington ag!
Lemon; White agt Byrne EEsn asS masn sbermsn
ct al agt s-Fndngs settled Fowler agI Al,
Gao Common Pleas-Specal Isyo,-By Judge Van Hoe,
oTandam Asendor agt Neyer-t1ndings signed Hednsn
sgt Ho,euthaL-Planufs motion granted
AeWGr,Ee Court - Cham6esBg JUDGE slnnott.-
Hn,er agt Muxon; Same agt Gaseri Hoey ag, Clarke'
sasS asf Schllberg franchc agt D0rnse BALDWIN agt
Palmer Gades agt. crow. Motions To advanUe e@us.s
Donovan hsugin-Demufrer OYeifnlsd WIN
eosps and coss mOiIOns, two cases WeODer agt
oTGer scted Goddard ersGted 81 l Ss
SiO costs OHal0ran Liverpool New OK an phi
delDhia steamship COMPANY isPnsei ~, cs@naars
st Hughes rned with costs to abide the event
I.s Ii granted. order dismiss ed ein-
hsTit agt Nuber-Bond approval Heitrr agt Kesnee,-
nn,io1 .T.ufs ~perlmg King smith a2L OsenIlsAE'
nsfeniants Manovitch agt ffeund uach;
meni yacaTeC latin agt Frankensteln -ode setueo
Ia NAV ara and Hudson Canal Company agt Suhth
Woop depi,G Dut default opened as per o.eI Wits w.
Plalt-OrdeT signed AnO nieu hVLsh az N"0A"' -'e'
ovt sullivan -AOtloHs granted , ,.,r-o- s,s.at,.s
a.t Sch NaD. .-DonuIler susseu
49,. 49, memorandum Chaco agt. Conkling-Aouon
aside summons gianto LAheH 'Sh "S| S'e'"
d. ~tei with memorandum
1riGi Tern- Part IBy Judge McAasm rsS a5s.
pa,ten Slydam agt Measurcke Ioen dgt la anaId-Ju"g'
n,enis filed Rogers agt Soayey loceeonSs ls'lsen -
Nv Judge Coaop.-P Patrick sgI solnGeF'-ifahsV'p' VI
stenoeiapher's minutes hled
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

order that the amendment was similar to an amenaoon
winch the committee had previously voted down and
that IL was, therefore, not in order
AFTER good deal Of discussion the Chair sustained rhe
point OF order. and an appeal being taken by Mr. a
FIELD Rep, OhiO the committee sustained the Ch,,r
In It's decison--yeas 129; nays, 100. '
Amendments were further offered by Messrs epFPp
lDem., Ga), WHITE (Rep., Penn.l and BAKER lRsn
Indl, tending 10 take away limit the power OF ths
House TO legisate appropriation bills but they wers
all voted down by majority Of from 20 TO-
The announcement OF each vote was received Y nth
applause on the Democratic side.
The committee then rose.
Mr. MORTON lR"p., ~ " presented petition OF
Arnold Constable & Co. and others IN favor Of tho as
sage OF National bankrupt law, Referred.
The House then, al 4:20 adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
riI.rNDAn, rhis DAY.

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motbv shea John WILSON, James McGowan Thomas ,m
stop Eiward GarTigan, Michael MoVnn 9nrgiari ii isri
Si,v George Wizard Sidney Dyer. Pam hatohhsh, ss
DescRamps Henry Boand, grand larceny nohss vaite
iovs Rrew ,ter larceny from the person Nuhan
never forgery James oDonnell petit larceny fe'ei
Hahs charles Iayster, forgery -. .. ,.,so tfumu,eI
PARi Ii-COwing, 1.-THE Poo le sgt frdsex ha eenios
assault and battery William d. Bigeow Francis Doyp0
Miller, Louis Jaker. grand larceny ,a O., rrh,rsf Az.
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