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Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
| PonT HupoS, Mich, Sept. l1-1:n .. H.
| Passed up-Fropeiiers Nashua, Starucca. II. G..
| Schnoor, Queen of the West, X. SteWyrt and
larEcs, Republic and cousort, and II. Folger;
| sct,ooners Sunrise, Samuel j. Tilden, Clayton
I Belle, Reindeer, David Stewart, George IT, Sloan,
| f, Corning, and Swallow.
Dowu-Propcllers Milwaukee, Avon, Oscoda,
CUBA, Scotia, Tempest and b:.rres: schooners
Nettic Remington, Donaldson, and Monta na.
Wind southwest: light Wcather fine
.72.;1.l 14.aa:eh 70 Tas l2;cace Tstbhac
PORT HURON, Mich, Sept. 17--3:p p. Ill
Passed up-Propellers Concstoga. Huron City
and consorts. MacklnMw and har.es.
Down-Propellers Clyde Idaho. P, S. Worth
tu,ton with schooners Southwest and George
". Davis, Antelope and barges.
Wind southwest; gcntle. Weather cloudy.
ESCASABA.
Spfctal Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
EscAsAnA, Mich, Sent. 1s.-Arrlved-steam-
crs II. Z. Chisholm, Itube Richards, nnd Inter
Ocean; schooncrs H. Wiuslow, May Richards, }.
Godfrey, and Thomas Quaylc-
Suiled-Steamer Progress.
Wind -bound, 1oadod-Steamers Raleigh, Wo-
coken, Escunaba. Il. Richards, J. Fl. Owen, S C.
l3atdwtn. and Fred Kelly, schooncrs Lacerne,
Me.lora. MAY ticnnds 1ron statc, G. &. TTunpn,
Z. Nilsson, Gnadllta, NJ. Warner. ~ II. Nuss,
Kitchen. jennie Mathews, and Narr.yansctt.
Wind still fresh but falling. Captains expect
to sai tonight. .
PORT C0LuORSE.
To the Editor OF The Chicago Tribune.
PoRr C0l.notsNE, Ouk.> SEPT l1--Passcd up
Schooner willie Keller, Oswegn to Detroit, coal:
schooner Clyde Kingston TO Milwaukee, railroad
tr0u: scnuuner Pride Of America. Kingston to
Milwaukee,. railroad iron: schooner Gri,nsby,
Kingston TO Milwaukee. rsitirond iron: steamer
Dun NJ Dickinson, Montreal to Detroit. light;
steam barge Clinton, Kingston 10 Milwaukee,,
railroad iron.
to Montreal, general Cargo: sttunt-nurge Lia~
coin, Chicngo, to kingston. wheat.
MARQUETTE.
Sntciaf Dtsnateh tn The Chicago 1rt5un.
MARQUETTE, Mich. Sept l7.-passed up-Pro-
peiler arctic.
Down-Propel!cr City of Duluth.
Arrived--I'ropelle Smith Moore.
Cleared-Prupcller: y. Swain. Cor1noraut,
Smith Moore. ano J. \: GIIddcn: schooners A. Z:
Thomas l.. Parker; propeller ]. T., ynit.pg; tug
relief: sci1o"ners $. March, Montana, Aayanu,
uud Guiding Star.
- DULUTH.
Spectdl Dtspateh to-1a: Cafc1~o 1rib,n.-
DULUTH Mimi. Sept 3s.-Afrlsed-1'rupeiIcr 3s.-A
Ja,,un, from Buffalo.
Cicnretl-Fropcliers Atlantic, for Buffalo:
Owen Sound, fur Ct,llttlgw wood, light; tug Mo-
E..r; towing schooncrs Montnorencl. Mont
gnn,ers. Mont li.nc, Sionrcain,, ltepul,llc, aud
.fur;s, for Buffalo.
The wind ch:,,ged this morntug and is blow
I'M: fresh from the southwest.
MtLwAUKEE-
Speeia1 Dispatch 10 The Cttcnoo Tribune
M1LwAUKEE@ Wis, Sept. 17r-Arrired from
below-Scbooner Three Brothers.
CleAred-Schooner GeurEe Thurstou, for Chi
cago.
, 1881-09-18
Or. Loring, Lie Dues Successor, Visits
the Fair aud Talks to the
! ny-Handed.''
Another Series of Exciting Races Adds
Z, to the Many Other At
fractions
/ Good Bull Story-pri1o Horses and Cattle
Hotes from The FAIR.
Everybody will Have a Chance 10 See the
Show Today-7he Wind-up
Tomorrow.

AN AOStl1ioco LAY.
chicupo Far during the greater part Of tho
| ,,ao,- hr..at, ,+eo1f m vester1av ana rho dav
"s.n , o.ao a'ts tsss,atntss rho tot,,r,i aonsa,
! Queuce was that there was a we're lnrge attend
nnco Of yIstrors, surprising auy day of the
show. The crowd swarmed all over the grounds
There was a larger attendance Of carriages in
the centro~ue.d than ever before recorded in
tue history Of the Driv'nesrark grounds, and
Tue esaho-ssano anu e.uunouse .ou.s. nnve helo
no more people than they actually did. The day
wasa sueeess-a faes which 1has. ought % to afford ord
.-ao;,-,,r, 49,. .,,a nronhosiatt ttsoeta- ~ tho
assoc.ateoa ~no ua'I usose " sae
u4ertakins anu ueereu 9a, .nat eh'caso eonlo
The races were a success, and we're witnessed
hv f,,iv II mi na,n1e. rrha stock and no,,1trv
shows proved rs attractive as ever, and thou
sands put In the forenoon examining into the
merits OF Cotswold sheep. Berkshire hogs,
a, st,a stsrn ts s1nr :, faIi Thora ~ snrv
I, ds th.S - ~, iS,d ~ ~ o,a ~ 1ha n ~
ria ,,nr1h s;5o ~ thn Troumf,s, ana Ills tnmnn
nar -, .3u,ta Is Er1 IN tha nT1arIn,n rhar
" ucr - vist1u,5. ~ ia,s - arr;ci,ur,a1e ,9hs
fsa,r ~ ~ twp r,p,, ;s,ri.ta nf aiiiwa1Ias avas
,,,,a @ ~ eu rn..a,.e ,i;na cna.yto nnrra5 - tmna
,rns ,ho M n,rtr.;i,,,r anir;1 pninfin~ fn rha al
Scrnow @ 1,sfnrn ,nnntfnned tho weti1 nos+ed vnnth
saict to i,is Inore caiiow companinn: There is
~ a,,o.t ~ na..1 hnsY.,r ~ rne rrnmna s;t.tonis
@ .au 80 o : I- ~ ,riro @ T., HHn~1ani go 1,
innt ,nwf,r" tHare Is IN this 1.onntrra r TEa
c NY t,.. .s ~, s,n., T., ana ,s.1Sad -; a,iv
i,n,,ra.st.J with ,he ,,1,nion mar hn Ind sean I'll
+to @ 80 ~ E,. 1 efno 1vo-Tn ,-fa,rnr "
tnern Ws ,f' ht neto " ,
r ou 'ho ~ nt+it,.ua t,,- thn H,r f:nnrra ~ r
I,r,t,se tMo amnnnsaor ~ ~ Ie n. ns Som.
1nI...n,, '"'1e7oA a~r;onIt,,rn NJ Tnr.
t,,rs 1.ifr,hod - ~, NJ nc,nts. doo.cor+
~ ~ Fo,,, ~ ~. ronar,oni an,t frs,, th"f l1T1..
~ y. ,n suo GGt ords ~ t.,e5n1, Ia .
;nrrnlc ~, prnsdenr sa,,n1ers nnti bis hrinT
aee. a ~ III ;,'H H. ~ ,'~ as @
sps = fU ra',s.r,u r. TX v3sitore nesanhiod
.n"aE - s u ~" ~ sn, U 70 5assn. ~
~ tne cluu- nuuse. " "ou ~ @ no u auaieascu W
te!loW aSrlcuhuilsts., ~ Wa ~ s1 aut ptepassu a
& ~ aes - sAe., t ~ tr3s;f ~ ti e,t w.
Eu M ~ ~ M h.toH ~ t,as so Sn. ~ -, ~
.nen VI .ne cts n.lo ts nr. - s"stasn NC
nun muha$snienl zen IL ,no1 x,t nnoris 10 "aho .en. ~
ons " tnv E,uuoea .,so,!, ah 10 f.o+,,r ~ ~
,,4rl ,. ,n nfo ,ferroJ -, Ie a. ci,s
sto"u '|Atsi tno a1us1o. tGaet.S" ~ t1e etuu
, 1881-09-18

Schuttler wagons made q fine display Of their
goods, and took the first premium on "furm
wagons and carts, double and Single, manufact-
ureu by the exhibitor
, 1881-09-18

The packers heid another meeting yesterday.
!fll the prominent frms were represented, and
anoux Others presant wara Mr.. Muirhead. SUI
, 1881-09-18

b EaKe EF3e ports IS meant any port on Lake
Ede vest Of and Including Eric to which iron orc
hcoa:i92ed, and from which coal Is shipped.
, 1881-09-18

1
VERY little attcnuon was paid to ring contests
| yesterday, so fur us stock wAs concerned. The
space allotted for the judges In thoir cxu1ninu-
| lions was so d5usely covered with people ONT
| for Il days enjoyment that it became positively
necessary TO postpone everything buc the races.
The following herd-przes were all that the
| Judges Succeeded In passing upou: >
ArEs1l1NEs.
| For butt and tour COWS Or hefers. years old
| Or over: Premium, SloJ, to john Stewart,
For pull and nye OF his get unders years old:
County
For bull and. four heifers under = years old:
Premium, sloo, to J: f. Converse, Woodsilic,
JERSEYS.
For bull and four cows Or hcifers, 2 years old
or over: Premium, Sloj. to Hoover s. CO.. Co.
For bulls with five of his get under2 years
old: Premium, Sloo, to Hoover s. Co.. Colum-
Fur bull and four aeifcry under 9 years old:
Premium, SlgD, To Hoover l. Co., Columbus. O.
NOTES.
Col. ". Fl. Wilson, Of Cyntniana, KY. owner OF
abdcia Park, and one OF the greatest breeders
iu America, yesterday purchased ono Of Stuue-
bakers celebrated sitie~bar Wagons. It is to be
shipped 1u New York, II. be used 1T tho breeders
Stake in showing the celebrated 1narD Ludy
Dc Garnet, which reee'vea the htxhes1 premi'1a'
ever Gxnihised In Chicago.
Strtslcbaker Brothors. Ut South Bend. Ind, the
most extensive manufacturers OF W.sxons in tho
world, made u magnificent display Of their
goJ1s. Their pavilion. wnlcn, By the ssar, Is Il
permanent and very tine Improvement occupies
Il very tavor,l0e location the grounds. and
drew general attention. 1t seemed ttlat nearly
every Que who uttendei rhe Falr gave the
Stlacbnkers cali. Their exhibit compriseu
sp:snet's OF MI varieties of vehicles. from u
common faetn WAGON to HI Gley.,;.5 ..arriaKe.
4 notable feature WAS tho "CeHtenHlal
wagon manufactured I'll 1916. Il received
the highest award ut the centennial, and s.,bse-
Qysently Ms the Worlds, Fair. Paris. tho silver
.ncdn! US the finest wagon ever t,nnnfacturcd
Their general wAEui1 display was cxceitcns-
Particularly notsceabic In this WIS elegantly
hnsncd fnr1n~ ~ssHxs'a. on the sides ot which were
t,ci,uinc oil paintings. y feature nf the S:ndc~
oakcrs' exnio,t ~ns fner hne array Of p!attor...
wnEons ind three-spr.ng WuEons. An cic:.1lnt
1;u-ke9-roil be.r-wayon exhibition was ,tsir-
chased by, the rn. Best Brewing Cofnpany-
This house took the FIRST premiunl for the dis
pl"y OF vehicles, Including fartn wagons, .nd
the first premium - for display Of vehicles
manufactured by the exhibitor" The Stude-
baker pavilion has uaen exceedingly popular
throughout the Fair, and wort1ily ~.
Schustler Il hotz, manufacturers OF the Peter
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c..;1 Shippers and Vesselmen
Nv wide apart Regarding Rates .
to Buffalo.
,,,r vesssls Chartered Yesterday, Car
j.. =. r;e1s Refusing Less than 8 Ia
- :: Cents on Corn. :
r;,oundering Of the Schooner D. A.
Van Va'kenberg Thurs
day Night.
N On Board Except One Seaman Lose
- Their Lises in the Angry
...*. Waters. =, =
around the Observation-Disclosures
yals and Departures-Dock and
20 : Other Notes.


GRAIN.
st.ppezs and carriers were "idc apart IN their
-. yesterday, the former being willing to
s,;r cents on corn to Buffalo. while car
~ ,sond not accept less than Fridays rate
- =. a..sots-conseoucnt!y but few engagements
n.de yessctlaen contend that they eau
s.a4c Inv ID port, and will do SO. rather than
~ ara;n at lower rates than has prevailed
't.1sst xeek, But one charter was made yes
.ssa.r ~ ,o carry corn to Dhttato. and on that the
ea go, naid az cents. The following comprise
dsengageneuts:
urnet,er Naverfy. cora. -....-.-.-.-..--. au,D0u
propeller fsafSi, Eosn Ke,Sernose Sfs ;sv @
For Eric -.-..
yooe,,er Wlssahickon, wheat. -...--.. 5000
p4opel!er Philadelphia, wheat.------- --.-. 'oooo
.ro.,, :sn;citg. ir; 10000
LUMBER.
rnmbcr frciehts were again exceedingly firm
.setardsy and there was an urgent demand for
..aas Most ct the craft wanted were to bring
,rnber from Muskegon.* The following are the
corrc,ed rates:
Fnm East Saginaw to Lake Erie
n0ts.,........---.-..... <<se2sSGe50
rt@n Esst saginaw to Chicago.....-. 3.:ssa41a.5D
frm Rsr CITY to Luke Erie ports..- aIN1t15
t,om Hsr CITY to Ch.cago. .......... 3H2tj33
Tnm Nan!stee TO ChiCago --..-~--.- 2-121s
fum Lud,ngton to CAtcago. o...-.~...- Lss.=
fnm White Lake to Chicago. ...>---- LIS
5nao1 Graud Haven to Chicago. l62:=
from Mussexon TO Chicago. ..-..- l62ts
steam- -barges carry cargocs from Muskeson
70 mis- pos from dock TO dock, at le1s cents less
TIN sailing vessels
=; IR0S-ORE.
yocdangc in iron-ore frcIghts we're reported
Yesterday, the rates remaining firm at the fol-
loving figures from the points named:
ftou Escapaba to Chicago. 100
Trou Escanaba 10 Lake Erie ports... 1.40Dl.50
INN Marquette to Lake Erle ports.-. 2.00E1I.225
COAL
DISPATCHES from Buffalo still represent vessels
m; scarce and ruling rates extremely firm, with
tie Indications favorinE En- advance. Coal
iekhts from Dswego and Lake Erie ports re-
main trm at the prevailing rates. The follow
tng are the rates paid from the points named:
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rolled heavily towards Bols Blanc Island, and
having lost her fore b oom could not, make sail.
sae was driven ashore Bots Blanc, where she
now nov lies badly hogged, and full OF water. The
~ aiianesota proceeded to Milwaukee, The Linn
y I; ioaded with I,O1 tons Of coal from Erie to
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

Some persons ses.u to have taken it uron
themselves to thin out the canine race in our
parish, A few weeks ago about twenty dogs
were poisoned on Wynn Island, and on FRI
day night Of last week about a dozen, mcfe
or less, were poisoraod in and around RayviIl.
some Of which were considered good dog, by
their ownere. but we presume most of them
were useless. The fact is we consider all
dogs about a town as nuisance but as long
as they do not interfere with us we beve no
wish to deprive these who find pleasure in
owning them Of thar pleasure. nor do we find
fault with them Tor having different ,1s: IS 10
us in this or any otlscr matter that is not inju.
nious TO The peace and morals of the commu.
niy.
If he dog killers would confnc their op-
per;:iione u the determination of the wor,ales.
GERS, they nigh be regarded as public 5ene-
f.C,o.s bu, the trouble is thar the man who
ihnis his dog is wecihless is rarely to he
found. The ling of another persons dog
is an indictabe offence.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13
Fishing Excursion on Big
Greek.

last Monday evening, in company with
Messrs. r. II. and Joel l.. Toilet f. L. Mont,
geometry, tnp 4. Surnme rim and little Johnnie
Sfmmerhn, We moun.eI into two niue wa
gon. hired of and driven 10y l>aa, Rag >ialc,
and set OH, for Hopkins ford on b. Creek,
where we proposed camping aud FISHING an
bunting for two OF three days, and dfiul e
the water of sulphur spfing that had been
highly recommended by M.Jr T"Iei. We
arrived at the ford about 10 O'clock Mt nigh,
and wen in 10 camp. Next motnirg being
thirsty. we called upon MAJOR Toer to con-
duct us 10 the sulphur spdGs, when he cool
ly advised us to dfna on; of the creek, re-
marking that Il was ood enough. He howev-
er, wandered Off during the day in search OF
the spring, but re,urne and reported tina: i,
had gone dry-a pretty good Joke on the
others Of the party or himself; which was it :
Rising with the sun the next morning half
the party went hnnIing end the Others iiihing !;
but Ed. Montgomery soon returned and joined
the fisherman, witch the others may as we'll
have done, fer they got no MAI, although
John Sammerlin shot a deer, which escaped
IN lhecane.
AT about lc Q clock .. m. we all gathered
at the camp, cleaned, fried and ais bur fish
and then stretched ourselves upon eur hams
Knocks and blankets for siesta-thai is all OF
us except Judge Montgomery, who went fish,
ing and caught u pretty fine Suing of fish.
Nc: being Satisfied with our camp, OF rather
not wishing To drink creek water and being
thirsty, we concluded to move down to The
McMuruy crossing, four or tivO miles below /;
and hiching Up our team, started oil. Haut>
ing q, Mrs Whniields Tor water, we were
treated TO a piS.,er of good, cool but,er.m milk
by that estimable and hospitable lady, and
she give us anO'',er pitcher OF milk as we re-
.urned home, fc. which we return tue thanks
Of the party.
Awning Il, cur place Of destir.lior, We
tonnd plenty ., good, cool sprin- we.ef, and
amer sl.Ein5 Opi ST, were soon fishing
again. be"s a ground hog case with vs; no
ash, no ="ppei-we caught enough !Ue supper.
We also succeeded in catching more then we
corid e., 10, Dinner he next day. A ncr par
,eari3 oi drrer add resting a while. we
hil,leG ~; apd STAGED on our re,u,r home,
where We af..ed 81 good time, ell persc ny
satisfied viii eur Lali weeks po,, we .hiuL
A any ta,e, W "now we enloycd IL ve,y
nuc', ,'nu .l'e ot,urs seemed to ENJOY it IS well
as we did, especially the wagon ride, ,h.
humofed joAe. we played on each other.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

A smell rnry Of ladies and gentlemen
wen. up on the Cot Or near Mr.. w. p. Ben
da'ls las, ThUrsd:1', to have a fisifry. d
course, we accompanied ,hem-rever refuse
TO oe on hand wher here is prospect o.
getting fish to est-and did our best to con.
t.iSute OR share Of fish, but with rather in
different success. TIE fish did not bite vel.
but the peety succeeded in catching as many
as they could ca; by 2'ocIock P. NJ M. and
Ms. Rcndall, who joined us in the days spor,
have the thanks Of he entire party for theil
kindness and hospitality, especially for the
Peaches they brought 10 the picnic ground
which was rare ;reat indeed.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

Elijah Berry, of Caldwell parish, is
a prodigy perfect curiosity. After
having been tried, convicted ond sen.
fenced to the penitentiary he broke
jail and made his escape; but ate,
enjoying bis freedom for a while, be
returned to Columbia, surrendered to
the sheriff and was forwarded Ia
Baton Rouge, without an escort, the
sheriff swearing him in as a special
deputy to deliver himself to the prison
authorities.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

Petersen LADIES National Magazine for
September, as usual, is on Uhr table in :
vantc; has bren ftra &eek, in fact We
find ~ contents as Interesting a : usual, which
all Tim. is necessary TO say Of II. for all our
readers khpw that II is our tavoritc magazine
Price fitlD year Aidres. Cha. J. Peter.
son; aDa Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev u {. keIls aifieed IA, Rayvil,e last
Sarun'ay morning com Hurricane chur, Ia
franklin parish, where he had been attends
ins MT pto'racted meeting. He reported Il
ac' essions To the church Up TO he time he
ieft He preached cxcrlehr sermons here
sunday and Sunday night, although yer,
tired AMI wen' TN up 10 Bas,rup % begin a
prottac;cd meeting up there this week
Tee attention OF our laiy friends, and es
pecially those vito do millinery work or deal
in mi ery and dte>s goods, is respectfully
directed To The card of F.. F. Leland, the
Worth OF fhe Crescen, City. Lcland's is the
most popular establishment of the Kind in the
South, because the work is always done ac'
cording to The latest styles and in The most
artistic manner. IL You want anything in his
line and to ge, the best, send your order to E.
f. Leland.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13
COloma, Mich. Nov 4. IS8,

DR. B. J. KENDALL 4 CocGen,s :-ALcep,
thanks ior circulars, which helps us considers
able. We are selling q large amo unit of your
Kendali's SPAWN Cure, which gives great sal,
isfactron. We are authorized to say for Mr..
A. H. Sutton, farmer near here. u have
ssed six boules ot Xendal,s SPAWN Cure,
and cured as many spavins (wsll marked) on
different horses. I consider it q remedy
never equalled 10 spavins or ringbones"
Your. truly,
RYNo & gibson.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13
J. Dawson & SOx, Druggists.
KENDALL SPAVINCURE

Wilton. MINI, Jan llth. 1851.
B. J. KENDALL h Go GENTS Having got
a horse btuk Of You by :na,I year ago. the
contents OF which persuaded the TO try Ken>
dall's SPAWN Cure on the hind leg of one Of
my horses which was badly swollen and could
not he reduced by any other remedy. 90,
two bottles of KendaIi's SPAWN Cure of Pres,
ton X LuddmI,, Druggists of Wa.eta, which
completely cured my horse. About five
years ago Ind three year old coli sweer:ed
very bad used your remedy as given in
yonr book without rowelling and must say 70
your credi: that the colt is entirely cured
which is surprise not only 20 myself, but
also TO my nei2hbors. You sent me the book
for the irll'ng sum of % cents and if could
not get another alike it | would no, take
twenty-five dollars for it.
SuIIys truly. GEO MAIuIwa
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

r.. ..e,, sensible remedy, and the only
.,,. and permanent cure For all diseases
rv.r. blood and stomach, including bill.
,.,. fever and ague, dumb ague, jaun'
av.pspsa, &c.,s is Prof. G"iIme,,e's
w" LIVER Pads, which cures by absorption.
y .o., druggist for this noted cure. and
A. ,,her and if he has not sot it or will
''.' =, !, 10, You, send 81 SO to French Pad
Co., Co. Toledo, o., and they will send you one
.os.v.id by return mall
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

A party OF men, employed to rlean out III .
channel and improve the navigation of Beuf
river, arrived on "Wednesday evening sni
started up TO Point Jefferson, where they pro.
pose beginning work, on Thursday morning.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13
"elACk-0RAUGhT" cures costire-
ness and Sick Headache.
For sale by DIR. ID. r. Petit, Rayville, La.

Our townsnian NJ. A. Jones shipped OIL
Tuesday, the 9th iast., q Lale oC.co,,on picked
sssa week on his father. plantation, three
miles uorth Of town. THIS is tie frs; bale OF
xpe season shipped from this parish, and no
doubt The krs, gathered, thossh picking began
nm some places several days since.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

We had the pleasure this week of NEE ting
in our town orr estee~'ed lady friend Mrs F
d. Caddis and her Interesting daughter, Miss
Esielle. The family are removing to Prsirie
Mer Rouge, and it asords Us pleasure to com.
mend them to the people of that comnunir '
as worthy family and good neighbors,
sncietv
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

Ov;ns y De dangerous illness Of lhtl'
Wiley DAVIS, vhe was in heir care, W. p.
,,.,.h.m and family and those who accom-
- them 70 the springs returned home
-. ,hev intended, arriving at Rayville on
~..a,v afternoon. We deeply sympathlze
:.h N. parsu,s Of the child. He foil asleep
80 and is now free from suffering for
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

Rsyville and vicinity and several other
riaces in the parish were visited by splen>
did rai,. last Saturday, which we dhouya, at
the time was general, but ii was moi; no, u
IRON fell in many places.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

Our people will no doubt be glad to learn
,b., Rev. L. C. Kellis intends 10 make his
home at Rsyville as soon as his family re-
Turns from Mississippi; for he can claim the
entire population as personal friends, while
no is loved very dearIy by his flock; and his
family will be a vslua Die accession to society.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13
s.,ANlVE Of cAROUl" four times . ds
makes 8 happy hoaseaold.
DR.. d. X. petiu's Rayville La.

The attention Of cotton planters, and par>
,;.ul,rIv those who intend putting up new
,,os... i, direeacd to sise advertisement of tie
so,,beru Standard Cotton and Hay Psess
n.f~. pu,t,ng up press send for book de-
.,,;,,;vs of this one, either . the agent At Oak
p;,a. ar the Ssxttern Standard Press Co., St.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

Nj. l.. Tiiche and M'ss Jeanette Titche
have ~-rrned from Bonu, Sp'r,', and Nj.
and Ms. Len Scott an; Mrs. d.. PeiIi have
come home from Mississippi.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

II is fact that horse dealers are Onyin1
horses with ri"gboncs and spavins because
they cen nuke money by usfns hendaas
SPAWN Cure. Real advertisement.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

Rev. T. N. Rhymes will preach al the
Methodist church in Delhi on the third Satur
day, August 2lst. Those who attend the
service are assured shat they " Al hear good
sermon.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

Married, at tue CLufch in Raysilie, on
Tt~ssday, August II,h, 1881, by Rev. d. A.
Csmpbep, Mr.. WIN. Hamilton, of Mensoe
and Miss Reua Harris, of Richland parish
10th ceyicre,l
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

The result OF the electi"n has prove" Y
grand success, but not more 50 dian kemali :
spawn Cure proved TO I've every day. Real
Rdy:
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

Our esteemed and popular young lady
friend, Miss Lizzie Moore, i,as bccn .nen'''n2
reverb day in RayviIe, anr We hope has
enjoyed her visit.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

Forty years trial }. proved BLACK.
0RAUGhT" the best liver medicine in
Tie verdi.
FOR sale by ar D r. Petit, Rayville, La.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

M. b. r. McLetnose and family, Mrs
Sia'ham aud Miss Lula Spencer started 10
Castor Springs vi Thursday
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

Lookout Tor horse thieves; three cf them
x-ere Prov ling around Rayville un Thursday
right.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

No headache or back-ache for ladies
who drink SWINE OF cARDUl."
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.

Rochester. Ind, Nov. 3Oth, 1880
DR.. B. J. KENDALL II Co Gents Please
send ms a supply Of advertising matter for
Kendalis Spawn Cure. II has good sale
here and it gives the best of Satisfaction Of
all we have sold we have yet to learn the
first unia vor''ble report.
Very Respectfully
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
On HUMAN FLESH.

West Enosburg. W., Feb 18th, 1851
DIR. b. J. KENDALL 4 c. Gents Several
months sgo injured thy knee j,int which
caused an enlargement IL grow the size OF a
large walnut an cause me very severe p.ir
oil the time for four or five weeks, when
began to nse kendalls SPAWN Cure wnh the
most satisfactory results. 1t has completely
removed The enlargement and stopped the
ameness and pain. have long known it to
be excellent for horses but now know i, to
be the best inimen, fur human flesh that am
acquainted with.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

For sale by Dr.. u. R. Petit, Rayville, La.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

ITo., but .,lowery weather, with t'irrder,
yesterday.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-13

"BLAcK-bRAUoAf" cures dyspep-
eia, indigestion and heartburn.
Fer .are hy Dr. y. R.fcui's, RyviIe, La.