Richland beacon., 1882-06-03
VA E, LOUISIANA
2W 3, 1852

Gin, hat t-st, an 1s as...'' ' T,ps
s.n ssa'i ss,s, of j"a> paris N.
''pPe.. Ian HaSen out and y. lays Of our p
''ed from Ms-S"ce will this rn, sales place.
e TO wei n a"orheqeo law to comna "e de- Of the
pose ~i' Hand nothing, and and s ~s .'o,,s s;
.s.s5v ,,::s....n' ,s4noney with Ell ,
seh,e wurmcst aay we la
T. Where viii W. -
,... d'on' time. ,sircre will We have our ne'
"aeIdra river q about time to have another
""oay at fchna river commenced filling
-.nrrss, Sunday a, the rate of one inc
'l4 e per day.
Heavy rain aud thunder Storm, acconpan
cd 10y considerable wind on Wednesda
morin1.
To>morrow is the regular day for Bapti
services at Rayvie Rev. L. n. Rhym,
will preach.
Hands are at work near town piling I
dir, on each slic of The track q WI"
I"ai bed is TO bc raised. ios, Milling M
The weather has licgp WING" The
growing crops this vi
has been putting j. Len favorable TO the
Mrs Nunnery eek bn, the cut "or"
thanks FOR ba,k is work.
We have seen this Mrs. Liddell have our
Mrs J. Prich,f pota'oes-'he largest
basket Of vcgctab.ason
we did"t have 'nafd has our thanks for a
BIackberrns ses of various kinds-such as
fronL the nulrin our garden too.
e sPpear to be quite plentiful
caS S6er of negroes hawking them
,r""if.se : ls,s. They are excellent fruit
M : xIaow, heavy rains and cool mor">
40 e AouJ, damaged the fruit crop cons'd>
1lE; bu, nevertheless there will be very
Is. yield. ;--. = =, co.,. on, beam.
" Several packages of seed corn anu Deans
were received by MS this week for distributor
Those in need Of such seed will find them at
the pos, Office.
Now is good time to buy brick, for we
nresume Messrs. Stanton & Livingston are
willing to sell cheap to get rid Of what they
have on hand.
II you would keep ont oil Houore urrrnu
strictly to your own business and leave the
affairs Of your nelghbor alone, especially his
family aiiairs.
The moon light nights of the week have
been delightful, brigh, and cool, and some OF
our Young friends have made use of the n FOL
croquet playing.
The prospec, of good crops in this parish /:
quite favorable, if we escape another overflow
bu, if i, comes it will blast the hopes of a
least one half our people.
We arc indebted to Hon. Floyd King fo
n late copy Of agricultural reports and for
copy of the speech of Hon. John Randolph
Tucker, of Virginia, on Chinese Immigration
delivered in congress March 22nl.
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We have received from our friend Be-
Lewis. corresponding secretary Of the louisa
ia pharmaceutical Association, copy OF tn
proceedings of the meeting Of that associatio
held in New Orleans April oath, 25th, ISIS.
The building committee received the ne'
cour, house last Tuesday and paid for it, b'
they had to borrow the money, we believe
with which to make the last payment. kicl
land has court house now Of which all
country parish would have reason to be Prou
The police jury ought TO make arrang
ments for the removal Of RI obish from u
court house square. No doubt the prisone
now in Jail would he PERFECTLY willing to
the work in order to get a little wholeson
exercise and the opportunity to breath Pu
air.
For the information Of industrious, able boz
ell persons out Of employment. we W
state that they can obtain employment at go
wages on the railroad. This much OF an
vertisement is given the contrac,srs free
charge in the nteres, Of persons seeking e
ploymens
Miss Zcrah Pritchard has our thanks ioi
handsomely arranged bouquet, which she r
sen,ed to the little editor this week lie
know how to appreciate such favors allie
while, Miss Zerall; and then We VIII
whether the girls will continue to send h
bouquets.