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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-05
Fine Shoes-J. M. Hill a. Co.

The CONSTANT increasing popularity OF The
servedness. This is the oldest retail boot
and shoe house in this city, and to-day re-
tains a most enviable reputation for fair
dealing. A bankrupt sale or a new store
may flourish for a short time, yet there is
nothing but the highest business quali6ca-
tionr, coupled with fair dealing, that can
maintain the lead in the long run. There
msv De some few citizens who have not ex-
amined Hill & Co.'S ne W stock if so, they m Y
count on having missed royal sight. THIS
city does not contain a finer or better selec-
ton OF boots or shoes. Remember the place,
at the corner of Main and Monroe streets.
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Silks! Silks!

We shall place on one of our
counters all our colored drts 50
silk, comprising dark and
some evening shades, at the
uniform price OF SOC a yard.
These goods have been selling
at Toe, 81 and 81 90 yard.
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REMEMBER that snelegant Pullman sleep.
ing-car leaves Memphis for New York daily
at 8:15 o'clock am. (cIty time> over the
Memphis and Charleston road and via the
cayerns of LuTay,
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CHANGE OF PRICES
DOWNWARD!
Our entire stock OF
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES
And CARPETS
Must be sold within a short
time, and we have decided TO
give our pairoos the full benefit
rather han dispose of them in
bulk. Please note the follow
ing changes and special drives
for this week:
25 pcs colored cashmeres at 25c,
worth soc yard.
100 pair large size white wool
blankets at 81 so, 81 IS and 81,
worth double the price.
Choice prints at A. yard.
Handsome styles best quality
dress giDghams, 10c yard.
500 dozen ladies' kid gloves,
slightly spotted, at 25c pair.
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Boots and Shoes!

On account of broken sizes, we
have reduced the price on all
our boots aua shoes 25 per cent.
below Eastern cost.
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Roots and Shoes, fine, new asd cheap,
at a. h. SiOan's, No. 22I Main Street
uBder the W0rshEm Aouse.
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Boots and Shoes, fine new and cheap
al :. II. sIoan's, h o. 22I Main Street,
under the W0rshaci House.

LADIES and gents wearing apparel,
plumes, kid gloves and laces dyed any sh ade
or color. Grapes and velvets renovated.
cloaks ana eszes chm caily cleaned, with
out ripping ami with all trimmings. Goods
received and returned BY express, at Mem
phis Steam Dveing establishment.
b. 4. HOLLENBERG, Proprietor.
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FOR RENT.


PooMs-Tyo unfinished front rooms, in new
IL building. Madison st. five minu.es walk from
Court square with board. Address H. B., Appeal.
DooM-Nicely furnished, without board Ref
LIZ eIences required. No. lac Madison street.
u BID.ENCE-Mrs. f. W. Bowles's residence,
LIZ No. IA Union street, corner Lauderdale
Possession given Immediately Apply TO
W. W. JAMES, go Front street.
nEsIRABLE RoOMs-Froat or back, furnished
L. or unfinished, at 50 Adams street
ENR0NT ROOM-FOr ntlemen; nicely fur
II nj he'd. Cali or address II. J. H, SS1 Main ST.
HoUsE-Cornsr Mil ard Seventh streets. APP
IL ply TO ID. GRANT, 63 Peyton avenue
pRICK RESIDENCE-I29 Court street AppIy
u DAVID A. FkAYSER Madison ST.
ElINE PLANTATION-On Presidents Island Tor
IL rent from January l. 1855; $50 acres of cleared
and on head oil Presidents Island, cultivated for
Eve years past by Colonel Ed. Richardson with
shelby convict labor Will be rented to responsible
party for one or more term OF years his place Is
under good fence; has all necessary cabins and
outhouSes, ginhoGse, stables, ETC. and within two
miles of the city OF Memphis For terms amy 10
OYERION < GROVESNOR.
TNHE LARGE FRS T-CuAsS COTTON WAKE
4 HousE-Between Beale and Linden streets
occupied the past season by W. A. Gage & Co. The
Nv PATRICK.
lESiDENCE-2SS Union: eight rooms: gas and
III sewer eonneetiOrs- MINoRM RIwETHER
pESIDENCE- sive rooms and grocery sio7e 2S4
Ii Union; s=wer connections NJ. MEkfWETHER
GoTTAGE-On Walker avenue, fronting on
~ fernando street railroad near Captain Joseph
LsnOw's residence IL is in complete order will
be rented low. Apply at Sc U MON street.
r ooAs-Furnished or diminished, without
Ia board, in pleasant location, I01 Jefers on st
y o0Ms-Suitsblefo for lign housekeepiDg, al Is5
II Third street or rooms with board.
n at IS Main street.
p ooMs-Nicely iuInished to gentleman, at $40
y second street, corn er Monroe
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Mems listers. an immense stock, at S., S. So s12
fl4 and SIS.
We have an elegant assortment of Mems 0ve-coats
made from the finest quality of goods by GUS
tom ta1Iors, which we Will sell for SIS, SIS and
so, Just about onehalf what you would have
10 pay TO have them mSoe TO order.
Boys Onion Cashmere Suits, ST. S. and SC.
Boys Blaek Worsied Suits IS and So
Boys Fine Atwood Cashmere Suits s. IS So
Boys Fine Dress suits. SO and So.
Boys Odd Goats, 81. 81 so and S..
Boys School Pants, s5c ST. 81 21 81 10 81 90 81 %
Boys Fine Dress Pants, s. So IS and g. 50.
BOYS Heavy GRAY OyercOs ate s. So Sc aud s3 30.
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Notice
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS
Suit Advs rtisement.
They offer
UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS.

REMEMBER that an elegant Pullman
slee piDg-csr leaves Ne mphis for NV York
daily at S:l5 O'Clock am. (ciiy time) over
the Memphis and Charleston road and ria
the cayerns of Luray
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English Dip.

Everybody wants the latest style hat when
they purchase new one, and you cannot
always rely on getting the very latest
unless you go to a strict frst-class halter.
N. Bach, the Peabody halter, bias the newest
out-the English Dip-togelher with num-
berle-s other late and attractive styes. Mr..
Bach will select style hat to suit each GUS
toner, and never fails TO please. Remember
the place, No. 800 Main street, under the
Peabody Hotel,
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L. GOLDSMITH e. BROS,

MEMPHIS, November 4, 1882.
To the Managers of the Vanderbilt Insurance
Company
thank you heartily for the prompt and
liberal settlement OF the loss Of Mrs. Cam.
eron's residence on the night of the I'd in
slant. The widow of the late Col. John f.
Cameron and heir cSiidreu will ever hold
you in grateful remen orance for this tin Ell y
pro ecion in their hour OF need Yours
very truly, W. l. CAMERON.
TINS
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New York, and all other points at greatly
reduced prices, Tor sale by 1. Ssmelson & Co,
tickets brokers, opposite Peabody Hotel
REMEMBEB that an elegant Pullman SLEEP
ing-csr leaves Memphis for New York daily
at S:l5 O'Clock Sun. (ciiy Iime) over the
Memphis and Charleston road and riG the
caYerns Of LuFay.
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Destroying Bed Buss; Cockroaches. Ants,
Moths and Parasites OF all kinds
The apparatus for generating the steam Is
An ordinary nursery lamp holding half pint
of the Medicated Fluid, with tube at the
top TO direct the Medicated Steam upon any
point infested with insects. IL is heated with
q small spirit lamp beneath the boile-. For
Dwellings, Hotels, Steam Ships, Restaurants
&c, nothing ever discovered equals this ap-
pliance. Il Is harmless 70 human life, is in
expensive and simple In its use. While =
most potent means for destroying Vern1in
il is the best disinfectant known and may be
most effectually used 10 prevent the spread
of contagious diseases, such as yellow Fever,
Scarlet Fever, Typhoid Fever. Diptheria,
Small Pox, &c. One trial is the best proof
of the great advantages of this over all other
appliances. For sale by llC9.gist and Gen
sral Dealers
!. C. SPENCER. Proprieror.
$50 Washington ST., n. =.
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Mems Fine Business Suits suitable for a5T GENTLE
men 10 wesr. 50. $40. si2 SIS, S14 ana SIS
Mems Fine Dress Suits Elegant styles, SIS, Sl6
SIS and $50.
Mems Union Cashmere Pauts, 81 so, 81 20 and 81
Mems Black WOrsted Pants 81 80 and 81 So
Mems Fine Cashmere Paats, 81 So s. and SIS so
Mems Fine Dress Pants, an elegant assortment, 81
81 80 and s..
Mems Heavy Cray Overcoats, lined with flannel
81 and SIS.
Men Back Beaver Ovcrcoats. extra eavy So
Meas Fur Beaver overcoals, 80 different styles at
50, SlOaad si2.
Mems AIl-Wool Black. Blue snd Brown Beaver
Overcoats, fast colors, for sle.
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Name

Memphis weekly MOrIaIiiy report.
Mortality report Tor the week ending Satur
day, November a b. at 8 O'CLOCK p M
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Carpets and OiItIoths /!

Our stock is getting light in
this lioe, and we have made
still further reductions in our
prices. Hemp carpet for this
week at l5c yard.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR RENT. LEASE OR SALE.

OLANTATION-Si Situated on BOgue Phslis, about
4 four ad-a-half miles east OF CaTson's Land
ing Bolivar county, Miss. Contains about five
hundred and fifty acres OF cleared land, as good as
can be ;ouEd in the Mississi OPT valley and is in
good repair. The projected ". ard R.R. is ex.
pected 10 pass within half mile OF the house. APP
nIy TO j. s. or C. II. Will ms. YaZoo City, Miss,
TO CHARLES SCOTT, Rosedale,
polfvzr
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Sweeping Reduction.
Choice Meals
Candies.

At $50 Second street, Two doors north OF the
r,ossnffiee
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STRAYED.

4 lOLT-From Rozell Station, Oct. 9th a fine
~ Disck Mare Colt one white foot, small var ia
forehead. one year old. Finder rewarded.
w. e. WEATHERFORD 243 Main street.
( lOLT-From his range, about the last of Au-
~ gust, one light-bay Horse Colt, with white
spot in his forehead; twenty mouths old. Five
dollars reward viii be paid for his return to the
farm of Denuis Sexton, on The Old Randolph road
or JOHN DUNN'S STABLE. A dams street.
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Ar Excellent Medicine.

Boots and shoes, fine, new and cheap,
at A. h. SIoan's, Ne. 2aI u ain Street,
under the WOFxham House.
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04
A $4,000 Bible Prize.

The publishers Of Rmledges Monthly in
the prize puzzle department Of their Moathiy
for March offer the following easy way for
someone to make $1,000:
To the person telling us which is the longes,
verse in the New Testament Scriptures (not
the New Revision) by March 10Th, 1882, we
will give $50 90 IN gold as a prize. Should
two or more correct answers be received the
prize will he divided. The money will he
forwarded to the winner March 18th, 1852
Those who try for the prize must send 20 cts
in silver (no postage stamps ,aken) with their
answer, for which they will receive the April
number Of the Monthly, in which will be pub.
hshed the name and address Of the winner of
the prize, with the correct answer thereto.
Gu, this out il may be worth $4,000 TO you
Address RurLEDGE PrBLIsHI2G COMPANY.
Eas,on, Pa.
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04

Mary :. kincaid ". Mrs Susan 4 >tou
et al, No. iO3.
State of Louisiara. Parish Of Eichland,
Fifth District Court
BY virtue OF a writ of Fl. IA, issued from
the Honorable Fifth Dis,ric, Cour; III and for
the Parish OF Richla:ii, STATE al Louisiana in
the above entitled and numbered suit. aud to
the directed, | have seized aud viii offer for
sale al the door of the court house ln the own
Of Rayville, on
Saturday, the ~ day of Morcb, 1882,
at public auction. to he last and highest bidder.
and within Tie hours prescribed hy law, the
following described property, to.wt
HE south east quarter OF sou;h east quar>
ter, and tie north half OF Section twenty>
seven; the west half uf the north east quar-.
ter. ard the north halt Of Section twenty SIX
all in Township seventeen North, Range nine
East
Terms Of sale, cash, VIII: the b,neG, OF
aPPraisement.
LEM SCOTT.
Sheriff Office, Rayvlle La, sler.h
January 2Sth, lSS2-Ut
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04
Uniform Toilets for Ladies'

A new fashion, of which many
leaders of society speak as likely to
prevail. is the socslled uniform toilet
for ladies. Already the idea has been
"aired" OF several great entertain.
ments, snd it is said that the Queen IF
lilly is actually responsible for the
change. When the Queen was in
Vienna. o special ball was given 10
her honor, at which all the Niennese
ladies appeared in white. emulsting
the hue of the daisy, or marguerite;
after which the Queen is Damed.
Qeen Margherita herself was in satin.
trimmed with silver gauze. and be.
lowered with exquisite sardenias. the
effect Of the whole being enchanted
by the splendor of her pearl necklace,
King Hurbert's latest gift. When the
Queen returned to lilly and gave q
ball, she let the invited ladies know
that they were expected to appear in
white The Roman ladies were not
backward. Of course, and appeared 10
gorgeous white costumes. in most
cases enlivened with stars or daises
in diamonds. Since then. at severed
receptions held in Paris, notifications
have been given out with the invita-
tions that ladies were to appear in
certain shades Of color. Tie fashion.
Of course, affords play TO the widest
extravagances. each woman being
anxious TO make an effect 10 the start.
ling combination and contrasts Of ma
terials. but to the ordinary observer it
is by no means attractive, and unifor.
nifty becomes acknowledgements
dence Boston Journal.
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04
Cant. EHals md the Levces.

Louisiana and the Mississippi Valley owe
a debt OF gratitude to Cap. Ead> FOR his able
and ilretutabc argument saturday before the
House committees on lie icvce, and improve
me,,is Of tie Mississippi river. III favor OF
levees a. an essential factor OF the Improve
ment OF tie rIver.
Referring 10 Tie gap> ia the 2.inH miles Of
l.vecs, which. nave been Constructed with in
finite labor and al iEcalcu!ablc expense, lie
SAID
II do no, think !, possible to do 80 much for
river improvements y iin the same Mount q
mpney as by spending S!rnU,ppO IN closing
these gaps. Thi- can be- done without iuter>
fering with the work Of the Mississippi River
Commission, and the o. jrct OF the work of
the commission would be much more quickly
attained by closing tie gaps. This could
easily be done under the direction Of the Sec
re,ary Of War, and the commissions WORK
would be greatly aided aud accelerated. He
had no doub, that tie completion OF TIE sys-
tenn proposed by the commission would re-
suit in preventing overf!ows.
This i. sonnd common sense, and we nave
no doub, ~il! have due weight with Congress.
which, confronted as il is by the apI alling
disasters occasioned 10y the present inunda>
TONS ,nnst see the necessity OF granting speedy
and substantial relief, not only by voting
money for supplies, but by voting sufficient
sum to nil up the gaps in the lcvees which
render the overflow possible. The Jf,ies
themselves are not more national IN their
character than the levees, and 1t Is time tina,
the pI-judices aud sectionaiisIn which have
heretofore prevented any aid being given to
the evees should give way 10 broader and
more catholic spirit, a more comprehensive
craftsmanship.
Eads has ably and boldly pointed ont the
necessity for maintaining the Ievees Of the
Mississippi river. and il is not 90 much to e1-
pee, that the intelligence Of Congress will ap-
precia,e and act upon his views and sugges'
tons. We are more than gra,ifed a, the man
ner in which the great engineer disposed OF
the absurdi,y Of the Lake Borgne orte'
scheme Times. Democrot.
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04
CHERIfF'S SALE.

John A Lewis. Lilaida,or,
No. 1913 vs.
T. Epire,,e.
State OF Louisiana, Parish or R.chland,
Fifth District Court
By virtue Of a writ of ii. IA issucd from
the Honl. 5ih District Cour, in ami fer the
Parish Of Richland, State of Louisiana, in the
above entitled and numbered suit, and To me
have seized and viii otter icr SAFE
a, the door OF the cOur, house, in the town of
Rayville, On
Saturday, the An day Of March, 1882.
AT public auction. To the last and highest hli-
der and within the hours prescribed by law
the following described property, ;o,wu:
The north west quarter Of north west omar
ter OF Section nine, Township sixteen North,
Range five East, containing forty acres. 10
gether with all the buildings and improve
ment, thereon.
Terms of sale, cash. with the Lcnei, O..
aPPraisement.
LEM SCOTT,
Sheritts Office, Rayvirle, Id, SLeritf.
January 2Srh, 1882 ct
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04
Mysterious Tracks In Solid Stone.

There ia a large rock on tie creek
here in town with tie p"T:ect foot
track Of q man in il, and On tie same
stone can he seen @ horse trach two
inches deep. O,d Mike Harper, a
supers,i,;ous Lorkey, who died here a
few years ago, claimed lta' i, VAS the
track Of himself aud horse and made
there in the sand on day 50 hot that
the sun baked the sand into stone.
We are Ut prepared to vourh for the
truth of Mikes assertion, but tno'e
who doubt the tracks being there can
walk to the bend of the creek, ju
below the mill, snd see for them,c.ve:
-Coc,ogtp" (Go. } E",cTPrta,.
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04
DICHLAND HOUSE,
MRS. ]. NJ. STATHAM. Proprietress.
RAYVILLE, LOUISIANA.

The prophecies OF tins house would r">
specially ini,ru her friends and the pnhhc
generally, that she has removed {" ia" cofn'r
OF Beurde,,e and Julia streets (noi'h east cor
nrr Of court hou-e sqnarr), where She l. pre-
p2rcd tn receive regular boardcr> and enter
tain the travelling pnbiIc comfortably AMI
hospitality AT reasonable rates. The house
has been fitted mp AMI furnished with a view
io comfort, aid the table wall be supplied with
the hest the market affords, jan7,lSS3.
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04
.HERIFF'S SALE.
Heirs Of Julia A. Holly, deceased,
No. o?s, ".
I,x,oa \


No. o9s, ".
James A. Leggett.
State Of Louisiana, Parish of Richland,
Fifth District Court.
BY virtue Of a writ of Il. IA, issued from
the Honorable Fifth District Court in an ! FOX
the Parish of Richland, State of Louisiana, in
the above entitled and numbered suit, and 20
me directed, have seized and will otter for
sale, at the door of tie cour, house in the
town Of Rayville, on
Saturday. the All day Of Morch, 1882.
at public auction, TO the las, and hiGhes, hid.
der and within the liou!' prescribed by law.
the following described property towi,
The south west quarter Of south ives, quar-
ter of Section six. and the north ives, Guar'e,
Of north west quarter o. Section -cver, Town
ship eighteen Nor;,., Range ten East;
Terms Of sale. casl. with tie 5eneh, Of
appraisemeni.
LEM SCOTT.
Sheriff Office, Rnyv:.'e, La, -her.T
January &slh, iS3*.-.t
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04

The above letter was received last week,
but We were 80 much crowded with other
matter on the same subject tina, We could moi
&c, it IN our last issue. We have already
made about al the comments We deem nee.
essary on this subject. Dor people may safe>
ly calculate on greater or less overflow
every year; therefore it seem. absurd and
ridiculous for US to cry out, starvation" and
aid eve.y time the wafer begins to crowd
us. 1t is the. that the present overflow fol-
lowing terrible drought makes it harder on
our people; bd, We still in,s, that the reports
Of dest,ut.or are exaggerated; do no, believe
that there IS anybody starving in this pa rish.
We are no, in favor OF begging for something
to eat, but we 10 oeiieve in demanding Of
the Government the protection Of our country
from inundaton. This will have to be done
or it can never prosper
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04
Wasn't She Cute2

She knew ii wac necessary to be beautiful
TO be attractive. She knew health gave
beauty IA peculiar charm, therefore she made
free use of Browns Iron Birers, and her cap.
,ivatng smile seemed like a beam of sun.
shine her eyes were baigh, anu sparkling,
and her skin, oh, twas most wonderous fair
Well worthy Of trial is this valuable medi.
cine by all our lady friends -FAsHI PAPER.
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04
AOVILI.A DYSON HEAHD
FROM.
That Appeal for AID.

Tp;ToR r. HLA>p BkAcoN,
Den ST. Tue question 81 appeal Tor
and /. going the ronnds Now hare Is always
,wo ,,dr, 70 a 1'i,.-'im viii y"" pleas puts
i..h ,h,. irntr tUr ,r'l wari oi Rlch!and
Yon # ;,r .,,. al may need r.n al, nv NIX
4. ,o,,u. on, II ynu were 10 grt IN dnscu'
add r,I. ov"r tia, parI-h AN! i'ok NJ t'I- corn
,.,l.- nd .fun,r hur-c, Y,aI w"uid ay The
....,,tc ., Caldwell. paIi.n Auow the real con
.l,,on IF IL, people better than you do. You
,,,,, ,.,,,,e and distribute every hu>hel OF r"rn
,,.J. =, ,b.. p,r,.h now ~ hand and tharc IS
70, ,,,,, yc,,,, rat,on>--rnrat l. III proportion.
N,,, opp.sl to vou Cor Information How
,,..,.y ,,i,,,r,. hay ma 80 arrangements Tor
.n,r..... AVID low. many tav the means with
-, Themselves, T1cll u how many have
,o, ,,i "a. VI n try 20 inform you a. 10 the
,,u,,.I,, 10 have, and as 10 those who have
~. mean, within themselves, they are al.
u,r. yer, few and t,t between, because a
I..,. r.5,,i,y c,:u, "a IN. one crop system IL
;'TITnE | W.Il venture tldt u!dfc u ''''
....t,.,r If tic tcupl. that l.ay iulI conf
,I.,c.. liz, t',rv can get supplies.
u, rd..,r. the i,cA, que ,,i"n TO consider II
ho,v many 81 our farmers Lav merchants IN
Ma. ,,,. owiu take he rSx! Very few
,ybo have acted tax and square with their
,,,,cl,a,,,- will be refused accommodation
,.c,,u,s aft ,h.if misfortune. Human nature
T., aLou, tl,, same. whether You lind it IN the
,,,,,,v O, c,ry-t.b!IoR Again how many
of our ,oun..y merchants are at!. tn carry
,Io.c poor destitute people through! dc
no, hcl,eye. without beng assisted ,hcmselve.
,b,, hoy coujd furnish ore month raiions
>oD,... ,,,.v cou,d furnish all; wha, would
co,r co,,, 81 ~ n,r bu.l.ei, meat 20 ct,
,o,od All TIA, propose to furnish pro,
NOSE IN Lave the req, no,cs als,,, i'll addition
- H.. r,,o,.,,, mari ,f the crop. In Other
,.,.,,s AZ, Coru,,v Merchant burrows from
,h. comn,i,.;or mr,cbau, at a heavy per cent
ram. vour farmer aud tay. the crop. Ties,
,,c fact. VIA, viii he the result, Mex
..,,, III. nan vbo * lrckey enough to hav :
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04

To our friends who have been in
curing Of Us about the mater We
would state that Government rations
will be sent to destitute persons in the
overdowed districts, bu, We cannot
say wnen they will arrive.
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04
CHERIFF'S SALE.

Adolph F. HineI, Liquidator,
No 6sl, vs..
Vim. L. Oliver and James f Favour.
State OF Louisiana, Parish Of Richland.
Fifth District Court.
By virtue Of writ of Fl. IA, issued from
the Honorable Fifth Disuic, Court, in and tor
the Parish OF Rchland, State OF Louisiana, in
the above entitled and numbered suit, and 10
me directed, ! have seized and will offer for
sale at the door Of the courthouse, in the
TOW of Rayvile, on
Saturday, The Al day Of March. 1882.
y, public auction, to the last and highest bid
der and within the hours prescribed by law,
the following described property, to-wit
The south half of north west quarter OF
Section thirty -four, Township eighteen Nor,r
Range nine Easi, containing eighty acres.
Terms Of sale, cash, with he benefit OF
nppGai>ement
LEN SCOTT,
SI.@rid Office, Rsyville. La, Sheriff
January 2sih, 49, -;
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04

When q christian citizen, under the
pressure of party obligation. has to
hurrah with the worst elements Of bis
own party and against the best ele-
ments of the opposition, be is made to
realize that politics, like poverty.
makes strange bedfellows.
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04
NOTI('E

N l. hereby civcn To the Vnhli'
that the power ct attorney gwen by lho>.
Jones n Go. TO " W. Henry l. this day re,
voked This 18Th day of February lSS-
THOS JONES 4 co.
Feb Is ISSy-St