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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-04-14

An English company has bought the
patentreht from the Rhode Island
horse shoe company. for $4,000. 10
manufacture horse<hoes outside Of
the United States and Czoadas Over
x67SOo0 VII be required 10 start the
factory by the LIST Of May.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-04-14
That Normal School-An Important
Suggestion.

We mentioned last week hay
ing N ct Senator Burgos on the train,
and meant to have called the atten
ton Of our people TO IN important
suggestion he made with respect Ia
Impossible location OF one OF the
Normal schools at this place hereaf.
ter. The subject, as our readers are
probably aware, went over at tho late
session Of the Legislature, but will
probably come up at the extra scs-
sion 10 10 held most likely, as Sena-
tor Burgess informed us, about q year
hence or il not then, at the next
session thereafter. In the meantime,
Senator B.stated that the managers Of
the Peabody fund in this State, pro-
pose holding Normal schools at diff
ferent points, and that Prof. Hollings-
worth, OF the State Board OF Educa-
ton, would have considerable il not a
controlling influence in fixing their To-
cation. The suggestion therefore is
that our leading citizens should 80
far interest themselves as to try to
to have o session of one OF said Nor
nal schools held OF this place. Tho
Senator thought il we would tender
the use OF the Institute building for
that purpose, we could effect the de-
sired result, Prof. Hollingsworth
being presumably partial to this place,
or at any rate knowing it would be o
suitable one,
Now the advantages to be gained
by holding Normal school session
here would be to put San Marcos
favorably before the educators and
and general public of the state as the
right place for the location Of the per-
msnent Normal school for western
Texas at the proper time It would
place her in direct line of succession,
as it were, and greatly enhance her
prospects ofultimate success. As it
is proposed to hold the Normal
school sessions during the vacation
of the regular schools, there could be
no conflict in giving the use of the
Institute buildings. We fully concur
with Senator Burger that this is
very important subject Wecommend
it to the consideration Of the trustees
Of our schools, the lessees Of the Insti-
tute, our County Judge and leading
citizens generally, and suggest that
correspondence be opened forthwith
with Prof. Holhngsworth on the sub
ject. Aside from the advantages al
ready indicated, the presence of
large body Of prominent educators
for several weeks or months, could
not fail Of giving an impetus to the
cause Of education among us, besides
disseminating general wholesome
influence.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-04-14

Two hundred locomotives have
been ordered by the Mexican N. y.
R. r. Co., Of the Baldwin (Philadel'
phia) works, at a cost OF Sl,500O00.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-04-14

Rev. Stephen H. Tying, Jr, at forty.
retires from active service ss rector
Of the Church Of the Holy Trinity.
n. Y. City.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-04-14

Old General ZOO Lane, the Hero OF
Buena Vista, who il nearly 30 years
old, is dangerously III at his homo at
Rose Hill. Oregon.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-04-14

The excavation Of ground for the
foundation OF the new buildings at the
head Of the square was begun yesterday.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-04-14
NQllCe I

Owl ny to the srpoip,men, Of Thos
II. frsnklin to tho Office OF District
attorney Of the 18th judicial District,
the law partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned has this day
been dissolved by muina consent.
W. y. HuTcnISOS.
Tuos. II. FRANKLIN.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-04-14

A carload of fine sheep went
through on Sunday last, going west.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-04-14
April 4rh. 1881.
NJ

Health, the poor nan riches and the
rich mans bliss Il maintained by the
judIcious use Of Ayers Sarsnp,rilla
which strengthens aud inviRornte. the
system by purifying tie blood. Ii L.
81 highly concentrated that Il il the most
econom cal medicine Tor this purpose
that can be used.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-04-14

There was heavy earthquake in
California on tho 10th.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-04-14
PENSIONS.

EFtb1 -rr-1 - f'1ary. sr>n y. sccse-rf. - a.,
Il cie%sss. t-ftiAess s-lSisr - he lss -.- a /,
p-n-e-- Va rs-sie.s ~ N. is- 81 ga.rsrr. IL,
neri fsrt ~ ci.ctsrFs - tssfk effks .-,1s-- All
-tsaic .sgJ ~ orcs- 1bsua-.s 49, o..
-. a-s~i-s rsn-s-sssrs -rsifiet =. Or f-.r--.-
1917 fnc riisEs 81 n. 80 - 1874 snf r.f.
80 :. sFs -tarfl-c % rsr.ior.- TSs-ss..ss a..
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= 80 tse fsT 50 s-s-v e-s-iptsn - ~
slsf-us rrIi---t. Ew-is- 81 A-,---.r -...sI-- :.
Ns-tf-r1--- ~hs IA RE r'---urt1 s--.-tF = :.
lrr- erf-s- Au--icsr s-t F--.sr- $500. -
t.lf-e - So tH-i--. $40 -. rs-r. - -
r q Fshra ar1T-. - - - S.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-04-14
PRINTER WANTED /

Lord Bcacons6old's health still
continues precarious
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-04-14
Wh-s 0r~n, Artists Say.

WIFI 0rrnt NrtIHtH Wy
From MADAM Ia BLAcnE, Prima
Donnn Of her Majes.y's Opera aud her
already celebrated daughter NINA.
MENDELssoHN Pinnr Co., New York :
Gentlemen--f must say that all Of
your Upright Pianos upon which !
have played are splendid. They have o
solid powerful tone, with alovely singing
quality, and the action j. perfect. Hop
ing thar Won may live long TO mako such
beautiful piano., | an dear sirs,
Yours truly,
ia BLACHr,
NINA la BLAcHE.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-04-14

,. sE s,sss s!y i:sss
Organ tLke Cut,,
Tho Paris Now
Stssl;ssh,.s = sss;s.a:
Depth a inchesi
Contains @ 1.-Two
Octave, (0 Five
set Of the cclebra-
ted Golden Tongue
Reeds, as follows,
Set powerful Bub
i ;e:; ,;ssS,t s, ;s; f. e
nous Yes Celeste
Reeds which FRO
cuce the sweetest
tone ever heard 4
fct Of I octave OF
the new solo COM
binatlon theCsles.
tiaa ~ brse.h lisrp.
Feeds, which e.
sctiy initiates o
ircneh Horn, BE-
sides . sets ofai.l
cctAves each Of
the principal or
ls asss. ssss!sa : a..
inaHng In all <
beautiful comb
ratlon.with which
the performer can
by the aid Of
bcstt, new pat
cat stop scuon)
produce any var
tety OF tone dc.
tired. nia there
fore, necessary 70
connect uDesven-
teen stcps with
the eb0N, action
In order toertths
kUatest poeibls
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combination is
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ofstopsare asfol.
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fofte. 90 Princt
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erson, % Grind
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ol.vsH ussssa.
Enthusiastically
human v>le. 0N
trolar. nDFckn
III DuirlAnH Q1
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NoA 0LLTTE
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perfect that ~
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Richland beacon., 1881-04-23


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Richland beacon., 1881-04-23
Rev. Peter D0nala.

Rev. Peter Donan died a. PALMYRA, Ms
SCUM, Mach :l'lI, 1881. He WAS born in
1905, near Dnm:rirs. Scotland, sud a, tie age
OF II came To tie Lnu.d States, and took ND
his residence IN the State Of Mississippi. He
was u prUtege Of Prcsiden; Andrew Jack son
or more properly his wife, ard spent the mos,
OF his vacation al the Hermitage, particularly
while he was student al ihe Nashville Uni>
veTsity, where he was a cisssmaie Of Andrew
Jackson Douclson, JlleUn Pillow and An>
drew Jack 500, 81, the adopted son oil the ex.
Fresideu:.
Ate. bis GRADUATE IN al Nashville, NJ. Do
nan entered a. u theoi, ilcal student al Prince.
ton, where he speedily became no, OF fa-
voriie " nh the noted Or. ATcLl bald Alexan>
der, who was then the president OF The serni>
nary, but also one Of the foremost ctolars III
the institution, AMI gradua,ed " ilh high hon,
ors. lie entered TIE Old School Presbyterian
ministry, and being the owner of valuable
cotton plantation, was no, dependent upon
any church For this reason he was appoints
ed an evangelist, and a large number Of the
churches OF the denomination Of Old School
Presbyierians owe their existence to te self
sacrificing labors Of Mr. DOMAIN. Notably
among these is the FRS, Presbyterian Church
mer now holds tue Passionate. He individually
built the first Presbyterian church ever erected
in Florida at Pensacola. which was burned
by Billy Wilson's Zouaves. in 1861.
For number Of years his theological opin-
ions were changing, and finally, in 1884, he
severed his coonecuoo with the Pr. sbyterian
demo IA instou and united with The Campbell.
ties or Christians. the same del omina'iOn as
that with winch PIesiden, Garfield is connec>
ed
Mr.. Donan left him surviving, his widow,
nearly 70 years Of age, and three sons and
four daughters. The eldest daughter is the
wife q Mr.. John T. Reavis, Of the Pos;.De'
patch and the Spectator, ST LOUIS and the
youngest is she vile Of DIR. Thos. T.. Holland
State Medical Examiner Of Missouri One oil
the sons is in business at Palmyra, Mo, an
other is prominent in the management Of the
Missouri aud Texas railroad. The eldest Of
the family 10 Col. Pat. Donan.-Chieago Nor,
sing News.
The sutjec, Of the above sketch was an
uncle of Mrs. +. d. Gsddis, and, consequent
ly srand-uncie Of our young friend and fell
lows,ownsman, Mr.. J. D. Gadd.s.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

Being temporarily out of other employment,
our younS friend J. ID. Gaddis threw of his
Goa, and went 10 work with the carpenters
on Ncssrs. Slmnas & Bal.ours house ,h, wecl.
we commend lis course to other young men
As an example worthy of imnita,ion. And
We assure Liui tina; bis commenGabe acton
has moi scaped the notice Of those who alwsys
appreciate honest industry as the true index
Of gentleman.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23
From a Prominent Ply stefan.

Wash.nz'onvl.le, haio, June 7l;A lssJ.
Reading tho advertisement Of 4 erdail's Spawn
. Cure and having valuable and speedy Horse
which had bceI lame honi SPAWN eighteen
months, ! sen, to yCu for Lotto by express
winch ia TX weeks removed ali lameness and
enlargement: and age Il I'm, from another
Horse and both horses are IL, day as sound as
colts. The one bottle Vas worth 10 me one
| hundred dollars. !ours tUiy Il. a Dcr.oleli,
VI. ID. Read the advertisement
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

Goui has pu{cha ,ed S,ou's RAILROAD inter
cs;s Ia reAse. which !u:cTicres w;.h ice sale
Of the Y, S 4 T. Railroad at leas, for the
present, which we can but regret, for /, 10 tie
universal desire Of our people tia; the road
should be purchased ~ some company with
the means to complete IT to Shrevci OF; is early
10 it possibly can be done. II GoJld should buy
il he could Jui.d II al once, but lie question
IS, wouid he do i,'
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23
pRoCLA"ATIoN'
Notice! Special Election!

To the Properly Taxpayers Of R'ch!and fa''
Ish. Lou ,iana
Whereas. the Police Jury Of the Parish OF
Richia adj IN regular n-etr:, as>"'h'"c''' ."
Tho -,b da, Of ~, ember 1880. enacted Or"
iur,nor No. tao, incioi'ng ia VI" es'.'i'a".
,or pul,r. EXPENSES O, the Parish II Rlch!ahi
for the year a ID. 1881 ten m'll' FAX 'or 70"
npr,ose O, bnildin. sunbie pobIic building,
,oar: hona-, clerk s and 'her,'i o'''ces' e"''
and whereas. said Police Jury, IN regular
meeting assembled, January i2tn. !.3i, enae'-
- O,!lnance No :, extending iine fo' holG'
inc .ai special elect"n. PROVIDED iVi ." Sa'A
ordinances above referred to-
Now, therefore in per 'uance u' IA" AZ"
l,y virtue Of Article cog CT TIE Constitution 81
the STATE Of Louisiana. and by tue a''i'o''y
conferred upon me hy the ordinances OF sad
Police Jury. within and for s'ia taf''h %
R,,,l;nd. l. FhL,h Scu,., President thereof,
,ntl fem Scott, Sheriff oi saii par,sh aid
~ o,sc.o Returning officer, do hereby issue
tia, cur rrc'csuai.On, giving inii ''"ice 10 IA
per-,,.y .i:izcns, ana more especially properly
taxI ayers, Of sad la..sh ina; there WA! 10
held Oh
Wednesday, Apr, 9th, 1881,
at 'le usual polling places IN said parish. a
special election. for the purpose Of ra,fylns
or rejecting, voting FOR OF agains. said ord.-
nauce, assessing said ten (i0) mills tax to
erect public improvements as aforesaid and
You are hereby farther notified thu, the quail,
fed voters voting at said election shall place
upon their tickets "For the tax if in favor of
the ratification Of said tax and or finances as
sessing the same, aud "Agains, the tax #
they disspProve tie same Sail election TO
De held ia conformity 10 the laws Of the s,a's
governing elections, and none but property
taxpayers Of the Parish of Rirhland ,n,lred
= vote under the State election laws Will be
entitled 10 vote iterca,.
ELIJAH SCOTT.
President Polire Jury.
| LEN SCOTT,
| Sheriff & Exo!.icio Returning Officer.
Rayville, La March l9. lssl.-Gt
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

1'h. gna:s are terrible.
Rafa i. needed badly.
The water IS s,.l. high.
b, hopefa. and cheerful!
Use ,he raos: -ieid economy.
The wea,he. IS very warm.
Send your children 70 school.
Dad y0u plan, plenty Of corn?
Crossing will not bring the rain.
A cou;en,ed mind has real wealth.
Tsae seoepc,ence is never boasHul.
Everybody has been wishing for rain.
No frui;. except biacsberI.es, ;h!s year.
De no, aspire TO d!srepu;atle uorOri-ty.
Reeds Gil, Edge Tellc cures Dyspepsia.
Keep your character free from r-proaeh
Everybody vas wishing for rain this week.
Reeds Gil, Edge Toms restores the apPetlr
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

" hereas, On the 18th day OF March, A. u.
1851. a certain horse--a Ugh, bay, with heavy
name and tail, a star in the face, branded 80
or go mo, po.l,ve which, on the left shoulder,
pony bull, and mustang disposition. about or
: years old, wa, duty es,rayed before me by
A. J Weaver, the owne. Of wu'ch IS unknown,
Now, therefore unles, the owner shall appear,
provo properly and Pay charges according to
law, /! VIII proceed, on the 23rd lay Of April,
1891, 10 sci. SAID stray, at my ohce, to the
hishes, bidder for cash. al no' less than ,So.
thirds the appraised valse.
Alto, La, March i7,h, A D. 1881.
Mar l1-5t ". H. DUFF, J. P.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

And now comes the love fostering spring
ina when -,wo hearts that beAt AZ one !
- upon the croque, ground. soon to part,
.aeiae with the velocity Of half dozen,
ID resolving never to speak to that hateful,
~ssntious thing again"
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

| R.yyille has rcsound-d with the delightful
l.sc produced by carpenters tools for sew
nj months, and we hope to hear tue same
- for Q long time 70 come. When we see
nrovc meni going on around US We always
= hopeful and cheerful, whe Their our busi>
n prosperoos or DOT.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

The residence Of DR.. Barbour, in
the Pitchers Point neighborh hood, East
Carol parish. was destroyed by FIRE
last week, together with bis library,
va.usa q: $500. aoo:ssu1aace,
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

We learn tina, the depot agency IA, Monroe
has been rendered Mr.. G.. W. Wright sgent
., Rayville The position is probsbIy better
one. bra We viii regres 10 part with him aad
his Gyoune wife
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

The eiiy papers are Iubilan, over the inn
mense business boom u New Orleans til,
spring; 50 we may safely predict a rich har>
ycs, Of civil suits for our lawyers next year.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

"Csow Foot assigns u few reasons why the
peoplc should vc.e for the court house tax :,
and suggests thu only other avai liable course
let, open to them. Read his communication
Marc casting your vote.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23
"elAck-DRAucHT" cures dyspep-
sis, Indigestion and heartburn.
For sale by Or. D. r. Petit, Rayvillle, La.

II 10 our painful duty TO chronicle the death
sfths iufan, daughter Of Or. l.. Liddel, which
occurred at three o':Iock on Thursday morning
he bereaved parents and their relatives
Ave our heartfelt sympathy in their affection.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23
No headache or back-ache for ladie
who drink "WINE OF CARDUl."
DR.. D. X. petiis Rsyville La.

Young man, do you wan, TO prescp: your
sweetheart with sosae'aiag tna she Will be
sure to appreciate, and y., Cos, you very hitler
Then send he, the BEACON one year.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

The Ray,ille brass band, by industry an,
perseverance, an Practice, have about reached
b. fat
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

Boys, sbun the 50 ,aing table as you would
shc mos, dangerous pes,ilence, for Ii leads I,
poverty and debauchcry.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

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order 70 secure 'ue y4,r,eu, # SAD taxes. IN.
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Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

For long time there has been need for
just such lin,men, as Kendall's SPAWN Cure
Road their advertise rnens
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

]. G. Hawks, ESD, request, us 20 state
tina hc will attend all the terms of the Dis.
tr.c, and Circuit Courts in Rcll!and and
Franklin parishes. 81,
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

A gentle rain fell on Thursday night, which
sesived vegetation considerably, tu, there
was not enough Of it to Wet the ground TO any
dcpth.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23
svNNe Of CARDUI" four times day
- . happy household
"a. sale byDr. D. R.Pc,t's, Rayville, La.

aa,vilie, We believe is now without q
,;.;,or. Mra Bette w. Rhymes returned
- ne . home in Mississippi, last Saturday.
,~o yooax ladies Of Mississippi, Miss
ford and Miss Riley left this week. to the
mor,ifica,iou Of several young men Of
,;llc. Hope they will como again.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

There re hive Saturdays, bu; ONLY four
Sundays, III this month.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

You have no time to be hun,n: f: mote
III your brothers eye.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

Revenge is sad to DC sweet bu; We think
II Id very Glitter.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

Why will you lei your horses ifi-r from
lame 'css when you can get Kendells Spawn
Cure7 Read their advertisement.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

The little children of Eayvhle are ,til
~res;.Ins with whoorins cough.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23
FROM
4 PROMINENT DRUG FIRM.

ChiIlicothe, Mo-, July 80, 1870.
j. G. Richardson, 1t. Louis-My Dear
Sir:-Hrre is something reliable; IL you
can make any use of IL please do SO. We
have sold Hundreds of bottles with Ike
results. -Four friends,
Boyce g. Ostrande-.
This is to certify that I haA the Fovsr
aTvl Aqua this summer and tho nae Of
one-third of "a bottle of Chloride f~bri-
fuEe promptly cured IL. II Is the speedi-
est cure have known OF.
GEO. SAILCE>
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

There has scarcely been sufficient moisture
an tho ground 10 cause cotton and corn to
sprou. but this dry weather is better than an
SAces; Of RAIN.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23
IT IS TIE BEST.

Stockton. Mo-, Ang. 2Sth, 1879.
J. @, Richardson, -. Louis-Dear SIR
CliHord's Eebrifuge is the best thing for
Chilis and Fever that We have ever
handled. There never has been a case
that was NOT cured by IL that was a ken
according to directions In this part Of
the country. Yours truly,
MACE d MITCHELL, Druggists.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

A Oweu-is fully authorized to transact
-. for The BsAcox At Delhi and else
!. vbere it my 10 convenient for our
l.. no trsas.c, business with him Any
h. hing 70 sshscribe ks LIZ paper can
! through him.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23
FEbRIFUGE
4 REMARKABLE LETTER FROM 4
CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN.

DiSn"' AeA.A', " u"o ~ 1913
&c. Richardson, ST. Louis-Dear SIR
NV boy. 2 years old, hat fever every
other day, or every third day, for about
months. fused as nue.: "a IL grains
OF Ouinine during the day, hut with n o
effect; tried Cinchonia ALI atOid sulph
CincEonidiar >alscine. etc, etc y but The
boy got worse ali ne time. ! reluctantly
eenr down to Hy drug stO.-r for your
never had n symptom of fever ,T.er com
m-ncing febfifuSe, to date, being rD~
over a month ago. feel That ought tie
saw IN. = III cch n behalf Of your n,edit inc
Am u regular NJ. ID, but retired from
practice } years ago and des citing rs =
Time to drug business.
NeEJ respectfully,
j. W. HOWELL.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

N>te 81, the cour, house tax next Wednes-
day.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

"WNe OF CAROUl" cures irregular,
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23
"BtACK-ORAUGHJ"

For sale by Dr. d. K. Petit, Rayvile, La.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

Forty yea'' trial h,s proved BLACK
OHAUGHT tie best liver medicine in
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

GEE week IN your own town. Terms AMI
~oos5 ou,f: free. Aa..c.s Il. Ua-lEr. s
Co, Vo.laad, Ia.as.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

sor sale by DR. d X Pctn,, Raysille, La
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23
The Illustrated $ciesfiGc News.

For sale by DR.. u + Pen,, Rayville, Ia.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

painful, or difficult Eenslruation.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-23

Eayv.ue, la March l9, 1ssI.-S.