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The daily gazette., 1881-12-07
HAYEsv1LLE, Ohio. Fab. II. 1880.

6 am vety glad to say l have tried Hop
Bitters, and never took ANYTHING that
did me as much good. Il only took two
bottles nd 1 would not take SI00 for
the good they did me. / recommend
them to my patients, and get the best
results from their use.
@, B. MERCER, MD.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-07
LYDIA E. PINKHAMS's
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Isa Positive Cure
54W !sa Rosttiye Cure
for all those Painful Compla,nts and
Weaknesses so common TO our best
female pODulatiOu.


for all those Painful Complaints and
Weaknesses so common TO our best
female population.
It will cure entirely the worst form OF
Female Complaints, all ovarian troubles,
Inflammation and liberation, Failing and
Displacements, and the consequent .Spi-
nal Weakness, and is particularly adapt
ed to the Change of Life. a. is-s,.t,
the uterus In an early stage of develop
ment. The tendency to cancerous humOrs
there ts checked very speedily by Its use.
1t removes faintness, fiatulency, de-
stroys all craving for stlmulants, and
relieves weakness of the stomach. 1t
cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Pros
tration, General Debility, Sleeplessness,
Depression and Indigestion. q ~
That feeling Of bearing down caUafng
manently cured by Its use. ,,...
1t will at all times and under all Gcir5
cumstances act In harmony with the laws
that govern the female system. r7fl.
For the cure Of Kidney Complaints of
either sex this Compound liz unsurpassed.
Lydia Il. Pfnkham's Vegetable
Compound Is prepared at 233 and 235
Western Avenue, Lynn Mass. Price 81.
Six bottles for IS. Sent by mail in the
form eff pills, also In the form Of lozenges
on receipt OF price, 81 per box for either.
Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters
ofinqairy. Send for pamphlet. Address
as above. Mention this paper. & 4
No family should be without LYDIA
e. PINKHAM'S LIVER PILLS. They
cure constipation. bilieusness, and tor.
pidity of the liver, 25 cents per box.
A&Sold by all druggists. ~ Ia
The daily gazette., 1881-12-07

Write to Mrs. Lydia Il. Pinkham, No.
238 wv estern Avenue. Lynn, Mass, for
names of ladies that have been restored
to perfect health by the use Of her Vege-
The most stubborn cases Of female weak
q ees, itt
The daily gazette., 1881-12-07
TRUTH ATTESTED.

came important Statements OF
WeiI.known People wholly Veri.
fed. e.
In order that the public may fully real
lie the genuineness OF Inc statements, a.
of which they speak, we ub,ish herewith
he fac .simiIe signatures OF parties whose
sincerity is beyond question. The truth
N these esilmonials IL absolute, nor
can the facts they announce be Ignored.
WILMINGTON. DEL. Aug. ID. 1881.
H.H. WARsFR q Co. - Gcatisglen .-As
physician, and also in tue capacity OF
a druggist, l have recommended and
prescribed the use OF Warmers SAFE Kid
new and Liver cure to at least 10 persons,
ali afflicted with kidney trouble. In each
and every instance they were cured.
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15

The occupant Of boat, while attempting
4 too AMBITIOUS feat. was upset, and not be-
ing q swimmer wa, IN considerable danger.
\ inwnsman on the bank regarding his sirug
giles, AZ last appealed IN grra, excitement tn
an undergrad ua.e near hn3, whose flannel
dress seemed - point him oct ~ no novice
o the wate-, and who was also watching the
issue in evident hesitation. For heaven
sake, SIR, if you can swim, give him a han,i,
h, cried hes oniya few yards from tic
bank ''Oh, ! can swim well enough was
tie slowly uttered rely; 'but you see the
frlow has never been Introduced 10 me. -
Chambers Journal
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15
SEENIIH."1 SALE.


y It i.amkin n G., State - L1..-.a.s,
NJ. l"ti y I..-l O. E..c..,.
STAT y Amcry.N I.u r:>'..-, ',ur..
b. ,..'.. O.. q w; Of Il f.. i--rci lrom
'lr li.i.r. q p p..'riet tr":t 'n al :,t :nr
ra.;-. q ...,haHh. .-.;c o., louisiana IN ,ac
aa.t' ..r'..:,t and nan l.' rel ,u.l, aud 70 re
directed. by, -r.1rt s,.i wIt otter g.: -ai.,
q; NE tooi a.. The ccu., notec, II. ;hr town "i
Eayv..l", on
Saturday, The 18Th deg # Norcmicr,
ISL.
4, r3iiic auc,i,H, to the !as; AMI highest III.
DIR, ant wi;iIu Tie nour> prescribed by Jaw.
III" entire interest of ;. T. auh I. II. imc,y
"a and 20 the eutire property. ngits and crc'llIs
Of Tie succession of Joseph W. Amery.
deceased.
Terms Of sale--cash, with ;ac bencli, of
apprliscmcm.
LEM SCOTT,
Shcriirs Office, Rayvic, La, Sheriff
n
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15
A New CaslsCt for President
Garfield's Remains.

Presidcn, Garfield body has been placed
in new ca>ket made especially for the pur,
pose as gift. The casket is o. sheet bronze,
clabora'cly wrought, with gold trimmings,
and solid gold plate is to be fixed on top OF
the casket as Mrs. Garfield directs. The re-
mains were IN AN unexpected good state OF
preservation, and now tina, the proper c,sker
has been provided, it is probable that the
plans Of the Monumental Committee will be
changed, and instead OF the boiy being pu.
III the ground a crypt Will be erected and the
casket exposed TO view
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15
SALE.

Succession Of Christian Nelson, deceased
By virtue of an order Of sale issued from
the H0nl 9TH Ds,rn. Court in and for the Par>
ish OF Richiand. State of Louisiana, in the
matter of the succession of Christian NelsOn,
deceased. and 10 IN. directed as administrator
of sal success n, VIII ";ier for sale AT the
last place Of residence OF the deceased, i'm
the town OF Grard, sand parish and State, on
Thursday, The l0th day IF Ncrember,
1851,
at pubic auction. TO the last and highest bids
der. The following described properly, belong.
liIg To sad s1Cc cSsiOu. t. Wit:
All ahdivided one.bali interest in md ~
Lot No. =. IN the town Of GiTaId, and the
buildings and imrrov e'neLt> thereon, said Lot
having front oi fifty feel on the south side
of the nigh, of way of the ", S. + = rairo al
10y one hundred and iii:y fee, deplh as per
plat Of SAID town made by J. 4. Pugh and
recorded Dctobe. 9'h. Sj9
Terms OF sale-ca>h, with the benefit of
apprai>eGcni.
WV. F. LEWIS,
Administrator
OIL.
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15
United States senate.

The Senate convene IN tie chamber las.
y ;.la:. a.! ~ called - order ~ Senator
Hans. r,uaj"r"u n.ov,l hat Thomas r .
r.yaoi, e.. Delaware. tr r'o>cr rr",i1cA,
y.o .e.u 4 - Senate. Iho Republicans,
'rct 20 Lave action i~.":"t r.'.i g." New
Yp.s AL k.,oor Hand senators were SVEN
20: Ya7in t.-ct,-i.n er~a.ei. ai.d IL ..;;on
70 wear "a he ,cw senator, hri',e cicct.ur
tie prcs,,cr- na> tabled y i yo;e Of 81 ;"
-. 1t an, lhcn moved Ia amend 10y sub.j-
,u'iug name Of Anthony, winch was lo-,
|. Ta~ ,haG moved 80 restrict Rayard's term
I 70 one day, which was lost by party vote.
! The ogi",'i'li resolution vas thea adopted
/ yeas . !, nays 81, AMI Bnyari was escorted TO
! the chair ly Senators Anthony and PcnGlc,on.
/ He made = very pre;'y, concilia,o-y and con,
scrvaiive talk Thus the p-mocr;s gained n
victory hy insisting; On Organizing before adj
mitiuv now members, for winch they were
bitterly ccnsurci by ihe Republicans, vino q:
course world have taken advantage of like
circumstances favorable to themselves as ia,
been proven by precedent The democrat,
only exercised a cons illiiIonal right.
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15

The terrible revenge tiken by the Arabs for
the destruction by Sabarier of the villages, the
vineyards, and the olive trees around Z,r.
huuan has significance II wa. like tie eve,
for'an-cye exaciion Of the Scriptures. They
heaped tosetheg ''rec hundred railway sleep.
FRS, cast grease, tow, and oil on them. then
threw the captured station master Of Wad>
2ersha ami the ten employees upon tie blaz,
ing pyre. Sabater had wagrd war upon their
homes and their means of living. and they
fought fire with fire. The horrible massacre
recalls another atrocious use of flames by an
older French General, who built fires at the
months of the caves in Algeria into which his
enemies had retrea,cd, and so smo,hcred with
the smoke all who did not or could not come
ont. Arab warfare thus proves Itself every
whit as icndish as civilized wa,fare.-N. Y
Sun
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15
Saturday, tic 1911 day Of November
1881,

al public auction, to tie last and highest bi,;:.
der, and within the hours pre>crib, d hy law
the following described property, to'wr:
All OF section % north half IF north east
quarter section SO, south west quarter of south
west quarter section ,, in township Il north.
range east.
Terms Of sale-cash, to pay the sum OF
three thousand three hundred dollars. with
eight per cent per annrm interest, on eleven
hundred dollars from I>t January. l@TG, eight
pes cen; per annum interest, op eleven hun
drcd dollars from lst January, 1850, and eight
per cent Per annum interest. on eleven huns
died collars from Isl January. 1851. and all
cost and on TENS of credit 10 pay eleven
hundred dollars payable ON the | It January.
ISS2, eleven hn.ittred dollars payable on the
Isl January. 1883, eleven hundred dollar,
payable lst Jauaary, 1881, eleven hundred
dollars payable lst January, 1885, eleven hun
drcd dollars payable LIST January, SSt, eleven
hundred dollars payable 1st January, is>t.
eleven hundred dollars paya Die lst January.
ISIS, with per cent interest from their re-
speciive maturities till raid.
LEM SCOTT,
Sheriffs Office, Rayvllc. La, Sheriff.
October 18th. iSol.-6t
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15
CHERIFF,S SALE.

A Landaner State of Louisiana,
No. Goo VS.. Parish of Ricilond
Joseph Porter 9th Distric, Cour,
BY virtue of a writ of fl. IA, issued from
the Honi. 9Th District Court in and for the
Parish of RichIand, said State, in ~" cbov.
entitled and numbered spit and 10 me directed.
have seizcd and will offer for sale at the
door of the court house, III the town of Ray.
vile, on
Saturday, The 29h day Of October,
1881,
within the hours prescribed by law, at public
auction, To the last and highest bidder, the fol.
lowing described properly, to>wit
1900 pounds Of seed cotton, more or less
and an undivided one half interest i'm 1000
pounds of seed cotton, more or less.
Terms Of sae-cash, with the benefit of
appraisement.
LEM SCOTT,
Shcriiis Office, Rayville, La, Sheriff.
October 9th, 1881 st
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15
r tONSTAiS3.E, SALE.

john Bishop X Co, in liz. } State Of Louisiana,
No. i2i. IS. Parish Of Richand.
Nelson Fleming. Is, ware! M sis,rate
Court.
BY virtue Of wr, Of f. IA, issued from
the Hon. 1T ware! Magistrates Conr: in and
for the Pari>'i of kichland, state of Louisiana,
IN the above entitled and numbered suit and
To me directed, | have seized and will ofirr
for sale, at the door of the magistrate office
ia the town OF Delhi, on
Saturday, the 29h day Of October,
1881,
~ public auction, to the las; and highest bid
der, the following described prone -sy, 'C-wit 3:
(i+GJ ib>) fourteen hnndrcd pounds Oh seed
cotton
Terms OF salc cash, with the benefit of
arpralse nent.
S. A OWEN.
Constable.
Delhi, La, Sep. Seth, ,Ssl.--Oc; ., IT.
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15

Having j. thought 10y Tic hazeIs 10 be a
plca,an, prs'i:nc. For the hah.ic it is not
claimed ina; j is 81 plea,i.'-. But even the
hazer docs 10, always fno ura,loycd pleasure
in hi, sort of amusement. The third class OF
cadet mid>hipnen AT Annapolis Nava! Acad>
envy have found that there will be more alloy
than pleasure over their latest effort 70 make
the fourth class miserable. The authorities IN
the Academy are apparently bound ro punish
these hazer>, and imprisonment CA the Sanicc
l. not likely 10 prov" a there Joke. v hen
these young mon whom the Government, is
educating come 10 their senses, they will pro.
baby see how foolish they have been, and
Will undoubtedly give the required prom s
no; TO haze any more. Until ;hey 40 tins tie
Authorities should keep hold OF tLcm.-Nttc
York San
They soon promised and were released, bu,
we fear their uionse will not restrain them
from again indulging in that wicked foolish
aui barbJf"us piaCj.cc. lie punishment
ought To BE- more nearly commensurate with
the "iicnse they ought to either be snnjHctcd
10 some of the tor,ares they in.i.ct on their
victims or be expelled from Ike school.
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15
Secretary Of the Navy,

Ii will crafty Louisiana people generally to
hear tia, all indications point to the retention
of Hon. VIM. II. Hunt as Secretary If the
Navy When President Arthur first succeeded
10 the Executive chair, and when the a,mos>
phere was charged will, rumors of every de-
scripiion relative to contemplated changes in
the Cabinet, there was special rumo. to tie
effect that Mr.. Hunt was peculiarly obnoxious
TO The new President and wound surely have
to step down and out. The story went tina,
Mr.. Arthur had, while Vicc-Prcsiienr, ap.
preached the Secretary to ask favor and had
been rudely and peremptoriy rel'utled. We
regarded the rurnor as lacking probability, but
knowing nothing of the alleged circumstances
offered no comment. Ii now appears ,,iat no
such incident ever occurred that there i, no
feeling Of an uniricndly nature between the
President and the Secretary of the Navy, and
that the whole theory of Mr.. Hunts removal
is W thout foundation.
As we say above, the re,En,ion II Mr.. Hunt
in the Cabinet will give general satisfaction
The South needs representation in the councils
of the nation, and Mr.. Hum, however he may
disagree with ms on parry questions, is certainly
entitled to the credit of being friend to his
birthplace and his home. II he wee removed,
j, is in the last degree improbable that we
should get his place filled by any enc even
approximately acceptable to us, and there is
no position in which New Orleans would find
friend so valuable as in the Secretaryship Of
the Navy. Mr.. Hunt is gentleman by birth,
breeding and assS ca.;on. We need bare no
fear tina, he will fail to administer his Office
with credi, 10 Louisiana and bereiit to the
country. His intelligence is Of high order
and his ability conspicuous. We hope that
lie will be reiaincd.-Nor Orleans~ Democrat.
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15
Gov. Wilt, Of Louisiana, Oh
His Dcath.lIeI.

II was with deep regret 'ha; we read the
following telegram, dated last Monday
Our peopi" may he prepared for the worst
news Tie Democrat says we arc con>train,
.d by ser.r "f duty To the people .. TIE
tat" ~ say '!a, the Gov"rnrr q; Louisiana,
Ions Alfred Witt, is nn hl- dea;h'hcd. he
u beyond the reach of all human aid and IS
slowly but surely passing away The Gov.
crn"r has really been dyng ior months, and
nn'hIns in hi> cycn,tul career has more s,rik.
ingy Illustrated the true hcroi>in OF his charac-
ter than the superb courage with which he
ha. met the advance Of death.
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15
Saturday, the 22nd day of October, A, b
1881,
Slieriti''s Sale.

VIM +. Easter, VI. D.)
No. G"i. vs. State Of Louis M,
Mrs >. A. Nichols X ,.Pari-! III Rrhian
Husband, individually 5,n D,stric, Cour,
& TURK.
BY virtue of VII, of ii. IA. issue, f,m
the Honl. 9TH District Cour, in and for the par
i>h Of klchiand. state of Louisiana. in the
above entitled and numbered suit, and 10 r,,.
directed, haze se.Ic,! and wIll oiier G.r "a q
at the door of i.ic court house, IN ino town of
Rayvillc, on
Saturday, tie 1917 dry Of Norrnbey.,
1881,
al public auction, - Ire last and highest bid.
der. and within the hours prescribed hy law.
the iotI"wins describe; property, t">wu.
lbc south east qutfi'r oi s"ilh east QuaIt~r
cf Sec-ina ,wcnty-ri ~, aud north cl~i quarter
Of north west quarter OF section twenty two.
all in township fifteen north. range siS east.
containing eighty acres, more or les.
LIN SCOTT,
Shcrihs Oa're Eayvil'e, La, ShrrH.
October l5,h, lSSl.-t'
TOE WORK, of ali kllJ- nj a ,ar,e q.
u rustic 'oa poster, neatly executed at this
lice. rpOn >hort.nn,Icc
Advertise your suoes u IA :.c Beacon.
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15

Mrs. Mary Martin, of HauisJ burg, IA says
suffered severely from coup iicaIon OF
female diseases that sense of bearing: down
seemed as if il would Kill me: my habits
we're very irregular; nothing seemed to
benefit me until tried Browns Iron Buers.
They acted like charm, and now erjoy
perfect health.
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15

CUCCISSION SALE.
WV. F. LEWIS.
Administrator.

State of Louisiana, Succession of
Parish o; Elc.and. ! Lucy Kig"re, Decd.
b. virtue of an order of sale, issued from
the Honorable Fifth District Court in and for
the Parish OF Richland said State, i'm the
matter of the succession of Lucy Kilgore, le>
ceased, and 10 me directed | will offer for
ss'e at the door of the court house, in the
town. OF HnyviIle. on
Wednesday, the 9th day of November,
1881,
within the hours prescribed by law. ut pnbli:
auction, to the las, and highest bidder the
following properly belonging to said success.
sion, described as inliow>, ,o-wit:
One house and 10, in the .ow,, OF Delhi. ON
the tlo?a !'7d, north Of he railroad
Terms OF sale east, n, not les, than the in.
ven,oried aPrIaiscmen,
LEM SCOTT. Sheriff
Sheriff Office, Rayvii!e, la, Oct s, lsSI-j,
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15
SheriH'S Sale.

Abel \ I.andaucr, State of Louisiana,
w. +. Chuat NH Ds,,., .,'
ny virtue ct writ Of pIurics II. ia. i,sucI
rom The Honorable Fifth judicial D,s,,;c.
',''' !" and tor The P'''>h OF Richland, State
"i Louisiana. ~ the aI.,y. entitled AMI n,,,,,.
hr'ed suit, and To- me ,.rc,trJ b,, go,
era VIII "fi"r TOR SALE. n, the DIOR of ,l,e Com,
"'"'r ~ IL" Town OF Raysile, sand Parish
OF EwhIanl, ca '"
'"'"''f"y, NE 22nd day Of Oel,Lrr.
1881,
""'''' we h"ut~ preserved 10y law. II, puLI.
'"' ''"n' !" Vac last and highest L,IJ., ill.,,
"'"E described property, to,wu
-, i''"''N ~ s"ci COTTON. more or los.
'''"> - >''c--'n-h. with the bench, of
arrrai>crcu' "' ~
S"rr'f o"i'c. Eayv:rr. l., Sham,
OF STU ISL 1t.
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15
CIIEleIFE~S SALE.

faii'son Bovard, State of Louisiana,
NJ. 7U7 vs.. Parish of R;cbl,n,,
W. W. Davis. 5th D;s,,;c, C,,.r,
by virtue Of Il writ "f fl IA. issued from
The iionl ~. District Cocy, IN and for the
farish of R'chland. State of Louisiana. in the.
above en''Icd ami numbered suit, and to mo
directed, have seized and will offer for so,o
nj the door at ihc Conrt House, in the ,oxvn az
kayville' sand rarish of Richland. on
saturday, The 22"d day Of October.
1881.
"'h'h 'ic hours prescribed by law, at public
anc'on TO the las, and highest bidder ,l,c
i"'iowms described properly, up>wit:
,ne n'uie, two horses, one back, one lr,ury
and three sets harness. OBJ
'crIns OF sale-Ca>h, with the bcneN, Of
appraIsement.
s, LEN SCOTT, Sheriff.
Ahrrif's Office, RnyviIic, La,
OCt. Nth, ISSi III
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15
CHERRIES SALE.

John l. Adams y Co. STATE If Louisiana.
No 7li. ". Parish al R.chland,
Ilu,,eri Bormar. 9TH District Court.
BY virtue of a writ Of seizure and sale.
issued i.,.n the H"ni 9TH District Cour; III
an for the Parish of RicLand, State of Lou>
i>ana, in The above entitled and numbered
suit, and 10 me directed, | have seized and
viii ollcr FOR sale a; the door OF The court
house ia the town Of Rayy.lle, On
Saturday, the 9Th day Of Norcmbe,',
1881,
It; public auction, to the last and highest bid.
der, the following described property to-wit :
The west half OF north ives, quarter, north
west quarter OF south west quarter, section :.
/. / H., Z. f.. and that portion OF the south
west quarter Of south west quarter. section :.
north 81 th" right OF way Of the rail road
also all the south half If south east quarter.
section ), L. Il y, K. t East, north Of the
rail road, containing IA all l. acres more OF
less.
Terms Of sale--on twelve months credit,
purchaser to give bon with approved stcus-
i;y, bearing Per cent interest from date, and
mortgage retained on the land
Terms Of sale-cash, with the leneiit OF
arpraIsenent.
LEM SCOTT.
Sheri.i-s Cifice. Rayviile, La, sLclif
O. t.l,ar
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFFS SALE.
perfect healtl

Succession Of p. s. Nal
hirn, drre,-ei. Pruvis>
ioDal, Amended and Gual
account of administrators
Ho,noiogaiion thereof:
and opposi,ions of I. State Of Louisiana,
Bloom Co, n J. Bern. Parish of Richland
stein thereto. No. 6li. 9Th District Court.
BY vutue OF two wrils of ii. IA. issued from
the Bonl 9Th plst. Court in and for tie par
lsh Of Riciland, State of Louisiana, in the
above entitled aud numbered case. and to
me directed, ! have seized and will offer for
sale AT the door of the court house IN the
Town of Hayviile, at public auction, TO the las,
and highest bidder, or
Saturday. he 5M day Of Norember,
1881,
the following describe! property. ,,-wi':
The nor'h east quar'er Of MORT, ea,t quar-,
ter, set on l3, i. lG ~. K $ T., and an I'M
divided one half interest in the south cast
quarter Of north east quarter, section Is, j
~ ~, Il. T.; soath cas-, quarter of north east
quarter, northeast quarter of southwest quarter,
south ecst quarter of south west quarter, south
east quarter Of sCEtt est quarter, south west
quarter of south east quarter, north east quar>
ter Of south east quarter and north west quar-,
ter OF sonh east luaItc. OF section Is, /. 10
n, Il. Is +.
Terms Of sale-twelvc months credit, pnr>
chaser to give bond with approved security,
bearing per cent interest from date, and
mortgage retained on the iaal
LEM SCOTT.
Sherii-s Office, RayviIe, La, Sheriff
Oct. 18th, 1881 1T.
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15

Our piney woods counties have in album
dance a commodity which will soon he more
in demand than cotton or any other production
il is their wealth of valuable timber an ar,i.
Gle which is becoming So scarce a, to create
serious apprehensions Of Tho entire failure OF
the supply within short time. There are
only four States Of the twenty six tina, cons
prise the New England, Middle, Western and
Northwestern States to the Rocky Mountains,
that have surplus of ,imber-Alaine, Michi-
gan. Wisconsin and Minnesota-ani of these
tour only the latter three have surplus of
white pine. Minnesota is already pretty
nearly despoiled Of her once vast pine for
ests in fact she has only $500, 900 fee, more
t. spare, a, least 50 the Northwestern Lum-
herman estimates Wisconsin is SAIL TO have
still 3S.000,000,O00 feet. and Michigan 3d.
O00o000O0. The pine forests OF the Sierra
Nevada will be leii for the constantly increas'
ing demand. but their exhaustion is only a
question Of time. The New Orleans and
Meridian road, which is soon te lie pu, under
contract, will bring into market immense
Quantities Of pine timber in the southern coun-
ties, hitherto naccessiblc-Jackson Clarion.
go
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15
Sheritf's Sale.

Samuel L Boyd State Of Louisiana.
No. flH. W. Parish # Richiand,
Harncn Rush. 5sn Di,,.ic, Court.
BY virtue OF "A writ of ii. IA, Issued from the
Honl. 9Th District Coust IN aud Tor Ihr Parish
of RchIand, State of Louisiana, in the above
entitled and numbered suit, and Ia me directed,
have seized and viii offer Tor sale, at he
toor of the court house, in the town of kay
VILE, on
Saturday, the 1911 day Of Noremter,
1881,
~ public auction, 10 the last and highest bid
der, and wI,hin the hours prescribed BY law,
the following described properly, TO VII
The east half Of north east quarter section
twenty-five, township sixteen north, rang SIX
east. containing eighty acsc> more or less
Terms of sale---cas!,, with the benefit OF
appraIsencnt.
LEM SCOTT,
Shcriifs Office, H.yriiir, La, Sheriff.
October 10Th, io5!-Ut.
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15
Constable Sale.

r. VI. Bled>oe, tutor 10 State of Louisiana,
l.. q. Riedsoe, MINOR, Parish Of RicIland,
No. 81 VS.. Eth Justice Conf.
J. K. Humble
by virtue of an order If sale, issued from
the Honi. lth Justice Court in and for the
Pansh of Ru HAND, State Of Louisiana, in The
above entitled and numbered suii. AMI To- me
directed, have seized and will offer for sale.
at the 18th justice office, in the town OF Alto,
on
Saturday, the 22nd day of October, A. b.
1881,
NJ public anc.ion, TO :he last and highest bid
der, the following described property tu>w wit :
Cd one bay mare, (pony) and ID one bar
bers chair.
Seized as the property of J. X Humble,
defendant, and viii he sold To pay said debt,
interest and all costs.
Terms Of sale-cash, with the benefit of
appTaisement.
&C. VICKERS, Constable.
Constab'es Office, Alto, La.
October 10Th, A. u. lSSl.-2t.
Richland beacon., 1881-10-15

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