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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-20
E4utValenta OF Measures.

The following statment of the equivalents
OF foreign standard measures OF wheat will
undoubtedly be Of Interest to many. A
quarter OF California wheat weighs 500
pounds; of American. CHILEAN or Danubi. n
wheat, 480 pounds: Of South Russiun
wheat. 4e5 pounds. A sack of -four weighs
ESQ pounds-nearly equal to barrel and
a half. A Russian chetwert Of wheat equals
about 354 pounds. An Egyptian ardob OF
wheat is 800 pounds. A French kiIoeram-
me equals IL tons. A German last of
wheat equals 3 tous 200 pounds. A
Smyrna kilo equals ono bushel. A Malt
salma equals about 45O lbs. A Spanish
fanego equals 90 pounds. 4 GILLIAN
fsnego equals 80 pounds. An Austrian
: taga equals 1877 pounds. A maund of
Indian wheat equals 80 pounds. A Portu-
guese alquire OF wheat equals q pounds.
A Barcelona cras equals 1925 bushels. A
Norway mailer is 10 mas or 4, l2G bushels.
A German mailer is IL sohetfeln, or Is. l45
bushels. A Vienna metzen equals ITO
bushels. A German csntnef is about 100
pounds i French quintet is 22U / i
pounds.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-20

Alexander Il. Stephens is said to have
boyish notion similar to the one ascrtbed
to Mr.. ConklinR. The latter will not enter
the White House until he goes in as presi.
dent, and Mr.. Stephens will not cross the
threshold Of the senate chamber until he
does so az A senator
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Try the Few brand Spring Tobacco.

There is no remedy at present giving euca
universal satisfaction, and erecting 60 many
Purifier. Our druggists report lively de.
nsand for il, ct times being unable to supply
many calls AL blood liver. kidney and urinary
diseases readily yield to its curative qualities.
Sold by all Western Druggists. Noyes Bros. l.
Cntler, Drugeists, Wholesale Agents, st. Paul
Mimi
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-20

Soldiers rejected aud abandoned claima euc-
cvssfully prosecuted. Lost discharges renew
ed. Patents procured for Inventions George
Odlum, 358 Jackson st.. 8. Paul MINI.
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The widow aud children Of tue lats Gen
eral Fitzpatrick will soon leave Chill for this
country, whore they will probably remain.

Mr.. Arthur B: Cohons, Of Newport. KY,
writes: Il wish TO speak a good word for Dr..
Guysott's Yellow D6ek and Sarsaparil!a. Nv
wife suffered greatly from com Iication OF
diseases, ending in Z miscarriage, which for
months confined her to her bed She had meyer
fully recovered. and At times complaines &C.
vercly OF feeling Of bearing down. while her
periods were very irregular and gave her great
pain. Her phystciaa seemed to be doing her
no good whatever. 4 friend recommended DR..
Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsapari!la. From
the hree dose she began to improve, and IL now
as healthy and etron9 az Young girl think
il the best medicine Ia the world "
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Ponder On These 'l'r1,ihs.

President Arthur has the beet known
method for keeping a seeret he trusts
himself with 1t. y
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-20
Black Silk Costumes.

The revival Of black silk for costumes
will soon be placed beyond doubt. There
j. er '""eta hAlief in every Voman'a hoert
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-20

ache from bad whisky. or dyspepsia from
over seasoned food. He lived. hunted, and
took no thought for the future.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-20

No other medicine will cure cough 20 quick
as P;sos Cure for consumption. There Il no
other medicine that tastes go good AZ PISCES
Cure tor Consumption. 1t should be KEEP. al
ways in tie house, Gscause it il certain aud
safe remedy for Group, Asthma. Eronchitie,
and Bore Throat It wilt cnre Consump ton !:
consequently it will cure these lesser com
plants, which are 50 often the forarunn6rs CT
Consumption.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-20

Rough on Rats.
Clears ont rate, mice, reaches, dies, lnts,
ts:bugs, skunke. chipmnnks, gophers
&c DrnRQiats
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-20

Would lot % without RsddinR's Russia
salve, Is the verdict Of al who use it Price
',I,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-20

The supply OF beef cattle from the state
OF Texas will be larger this year than ever
before. and OF improved quality.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-20
Henry Fabel Of Carver county has g0ne t
tie state prieOl for two Yeare

There lie but one real cure for baldness-Car
boline, 8 deodoriz ID extract OF petroleum, a
natural Hair Restorer. AZ recently improved,
Carboline is free from any objection The beef
hair dressing known,
Dr.. Thomas Barton Of 81. Paul died On Wed
Lesdsy ct pneumonia
The ladies' who sometime since were unable
70 60 out. having taken Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, are quite recovered, and
have gone On tneir way rejoicing.
On April 30. 1881. the gross debt OF Eos,
ton Was $4U, H4s, 332 Is.
Uo not Reduce the System
Ia tue sp1jng u the year t5 taking euch blood
purifiers as iodide Of potassium and syrup OF
sarsaparilla, sassaffAs bark, corrosive subj
mate and arsenic, but take Aliens Iron Toni.
Bittere." which il not only the finest blood puri
fer in eZistence but it at the same time invig
CRATES The liver, aida digestion. enriches tie
blood and builda up and tones the whole sys
tom. It's the beet. J. p. Alien, Druggist
sole manufacturer, st. Paul, htinn.
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Advice to COnsumptlVes.

On the appearance of the first symptoms
las general debility, loss Of appetite. pal
lor, chilly sensations, followed by night
sWeats and cough prompt measures tor re-
lief should Re taken. CONSUMPTION is
scrofulous disease Of the lungs: therefore
use the Rreatanti- scrofula, OF blood.pu
fer and strength restorer, DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery" Superior to
Cod liver oil as uutritive. and unsurpassed
az pectoral. For weak lungs, splitting of
blood, and kindred affections, it has no
equal: Sold by druggists the world over.
For DIR. Pierces pamphlet on Oonsump ion
send two stamps to WORLDS E1sPENsARY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
Longfellow used to say Of this life that IT
was only suburb to the life elysian. New.
ertheless, the good man held on as long as
ne could t. bis suburban residence.
rr. Pierce's aFave1ite Prescri ptton" is
every where acknowledged to be the stand
ard remedy for female complaints and weak
aesses. It is sold By druggists.
Postmaster General Howe has way of
~uttiDg his feet up on the comfortable dur
ing An interview in such manner as to
throw home like air upon the whole scene.
Jhe huge drastic, gripping, sickening pills
are fast being superseded by DR.. Pierce's
"Pargative Pellets" Sold by druggists.
Mr.. Longfellow always bore the infection
OF countless visitors with genial patience
Il coas ider," he used to say, that have
entertained great many angels unawares"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-20
A GOOD FAMILY REMEDY
0TRlCTLY PURE.
Harmless to the Most Delicate.
~ Ito faithful use Consumption has bosn Cured
when other Remedies and Physacians have ?
49, failed to effect cure

JEREAIAH WRIoHT. OF Marion County. ". Va.
writes us that his wife had PULMONARY CoNsullP.
TON, ana WA pronounced NOURABI.x By their
EHrIRELY CURED HER. He writes that hs and bis
nelghOors think 1t the best medicine In the World
!, OR. AEnEDrrH, D. mist, OF Cincinnati. VA
and vas induced by his friends to try Aliens Luns
balsam after the formula was shown him, We
nave his letter that it at cured hts cough AID
that he was able to Resume h:a practice.
. WIN. A. GRAHAM d Co., Wholesale DrupQi.t,.
zanesv1llo. Ohio, wIhes lis Of the cure Of Hathias
freeman. Well-known citizen. who had been
smicte1 Win BRONCHITIS Ia its worst form for
S"clve years. The Lung Balsam cured him. a. II
has many others Of ERONCuIT1S
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-20

A precious gem 10 ''seller'a Cough Syrup
has never been known to fail In curing colds
coughs, and wLoopin9 cough Price 25e
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-20
The Methodists OF Washington Territory
have decided to establi sh college at Spo-
kane Falls

Fer the Complete Cure Of Cough. palma il
the chest. difficulty OF breathing, and ali otLel
lnng disease which tend to Consumption, YOU
will find Aliens Lung Bslsama most valuab:,
remedy. Cures have been made, which have
estonished every one who witness ito ef1ects
Sold Ev eli Medicine De ,lers
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-20
LYDIA q. P1EKHAM'a
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.


fse all those Painful Con- ylaiGis nc " eAknAAsao
tC u best Iet:.hle rSSdistSsa-
x VII entirely ~.:st f.:ii, Ee;Ass Com.
lita Ell. v-E!an tIcutIss Rehabilitation AID Clcefa
XII Fs.u:k cLt Di=pls. ,ret4. eti tie .thseGue.1
slna. Hc-EDe==. zai IL r.. 3. tzry stsftsa to the
tls:e - Lie.
X Wa Cti7. tLi eE.. tlIauss .Iuia tie Itsras IN
y stage &c: IA iL.t -c i, -s Ley to can
csroS hc:r.: ttslei Is Lie. td ty y lie les
/; rtn4.ves Ain:hess, ha:Ii;eL:g Gssti.yi Giving
ftr st....c= Lud relieves L. tit stomach
1t Eiuatihe, H.sc.'iss, Nervous irrs.rat;en,
lieIeIsi Debility, Sie- sseLs, Leii t4siv1 Ild LID
Eesticn.
That feeling: OF bearing down, Causing iL!L, weight
Md Lax A-1 IS G;"uS sru:a--htS ii.a ~ is Use.
It i.i Ut iii tines t.:, elk ..,stahr=s ecs In
LaruJ,y 1.t tie laws ttst The f. as System.
tAo OK LiGe5 t.li t;Lts :; .!.Lss res Ills
Lvn.Ic L y Is u;sIl I4,ssec.
LYDIA Z. 1iNkb43's VEGETABLE CON.
FGrN31s rrsIar=d at X. .ld z.5 Western Avstce.
LJ-c i.s; Price 81 si1 tctt:esfor S. S-ut " nAil
IL the farm, cf pill, elso the form OF oeen4e. ca
yecrIt " .-oc, 81 per box Ior either. G's PLkLala
freely all letters of n,ey Send .cr t=a4sh
let Actress aboSe. ::sI.f,n it.s fuf~sr.
10 family sto4t.. lie Tv+ts.41 ii.l. : tiEkHiHD
LIVER Pills They cafe vu:.zti: at,.:, b.iioSsaaas
ans torlici:S Of Ia. liver .. >s.Ls ,S. I,A.
Esr Sold by al i,rrs diets. IA
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-20
CONSTIPATION.

TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to
such cases, one dose effects such q change
OF feeling rs to astonish tho sufferer.
They Increase the Appetite, and cause the
body 30 Take ON flesll, thus the system Il
1o0r1.hed. and by their Tonic Action Oh the
dacsd. Price q cents. Is MurrSy a.. NV.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-20

AS ALSo
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS COLDS,
ASTHMA, GROUP,
All Diseases Ut the THROAT. LUNGS and
PULMONARY ORGANS
o. 9. Martin. Druggist at Oakley. Ky., writes
that the ladies think there IL no remedy equal to
Lung BA,sam for Group and WhoopinR Cough
IOthers viii Ind II a aafa And snr> ,.w.A, B..
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-20

"A tumor was removed from my head By
using DR.. Lirdsey's Blood Searcher' s.
ssrver, Pittsburgh, Pa Sold by Ill druggists.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-04-20

"Buchupaiba." Quics, complete cure. sll
annoying Kidney and Urinary Diseases 81.
Don't die in the house. "Rough Oh Rats. -
Clears OUT rats. mice flies. sches, tedbuss l5,.
Skinny Meu 'Weils Health Remover" restore =
health and vigor;cu Dyspepsia, Impotence Fl
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26

The following are the delega,ei elected by
tho Democratic Parish Convcn,'on yesterday to
represent Richlsnd parish in the 9Th Consres.
sionsl District Con, cntioiA to mee. in Monroe
Aug. 30th. They are instructed to vote for
Gen. King first, last and all the time.
G. Med. Brumby, J. W. Willis, W. r.
Maneham, +. Fowler, =. II. Tolsr. Ben
Myrick, with James Cookscy IS alternate, A.
d. Cooper, John A. Hcmler. ST.: Vim. A.
Boughton, {. Mooney and Frank Hatch
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26


VI loss SICKNESS IN almost every ARMY. No
jules T.. Giliy was quto .ick for about ,wo
| weeks, Rev. L. \ Aaymes Misses Era
Campbell! and Alino i",cr aud Mr. Jno- =
SuinmeIhn have all bee. WY III, out are
con valcscing Ip"se Villains fam j. espo'
clally his lirc toy ana uorrnfs h'ii 'hc
children in own. including our o~n. arc now
quite SICK, OF 5aso been; While ont m Nc
country and in a,i portions ct tic r''ish sc
hear Of sicKnes. 10 e'EIos, every ,a.r-'y.
A few days slice Mis- Aston, near Ray
.Iiie, los; d chila; on F,.c"y, tie l"Jh, lutte
inaie DAVIS, dau,h.r- ii JOHN Il. Davis, iic,.
ear Midway, on Saturday o! S"'day, We
,ank, Il chad Of Sir. K :. bcushton, nea'
Alto died, aud on Monday morning i':ic
Mary, daughter Of John W and f.. &. '.ocs-
" 0oJ, died; and as FAR as ""r know! e';se
extends they al lied vi c"ogesuur.
Th.a il ycar Ia. WI. 'pn:; b. s"n,a;.1,.'
81 "a tia. County Tor Il H.: mud - s!o.
i.sss.
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26

A cory of ,he Nashville Journal of Surgery
and presented to one Of or physicians, who is
better able to Judge of its merits than we are.
II is no doubt valuable periodical for circuia-
ton among physicians, as It contains from
time to time acoounis o: the latest discoveries
an the practice Of surgery and med;.ine.
II is edited by c. g. E,isgs, NJ d. and pub ihed
at Nashville Tenn, by II. A. Hasslock terms
$500.
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26
PrOcceftngs Of ille Police Ju p,
Of the Parish Of IL acc hand


RAyvILLE, La, August 2lst, 1885,.
This Police jury in and ior the PARISH of
R.chiand convened in he ,own q Rayvi!le
on Monday, the 2lst day OF August, 1892.
PRESENT:
c. II. Moore, member ward No
Elijah scott, (PTeS.) .menEc; Wa.I No. Q
u. A. NIaes, u
Franz Hatch, 7
ABSENT
c. 2. Baifour, member ward No. 3
II. +. Nicaers,
J. J. AuaIns, 5
There being a quorum p'e'cii, the Board
wac called 10 order by the President
The minutes of the las, meeting read and
adopted.
ORDIN.aNCE NO. :,
Be il ordained by the Police Tu-y Of he
Parish OF Eichland, That Edward Bird over
IS years Of age, lie placed On tie p.ur, list,
and that he ne allowed the amount usually
given paupeIs, to date from The first of Aus
gust.
Adopted August 2ls,, 1882.
ELIJAH SCOTT,
JSo. S. SUANEaLIN, President.
Clerk.
ORDINANCE ."0.2 ..
Be il ordained, That Ruf,s Y. Hawley he
ANA he Is hereby appoia:c1 c-cIsecr Of TIC
road from G.nl 10 w " C"les, u. .,,,c. If
Simon Stem, resigned
Adopted August >!s', 1882
ELiJAH SCOTT.
JyO. ). SUaMsRL'S, President.
Clerk.
ORDINANCE w. ;.
Be il ordained, Tina, Jas H. Larl be ~.
pointed overse.r II .he FI,ic. road al ~..5t
No. !, in place Of Jas Fc'la., remCv~l !-cm
the road.
Adopted Ausust 2l.t, 1852.
ELIJAH SOFT, President.
.Jyo. 5. SUNasaIIy, Cor.
oRpIEsTCE ". 1.
{. Be i oraained, That c. Ian run, be up.
pointed ov-rscer If the road from Rcdrroa.h
bridge to J. }. 1homason> ia place vi u. II.
M:lnto.h, resigned.
Adopted Angus, list, 1882.
ELIJAH SCOTT, President
JSo. S. SrNN-RLIs, Clerk.
ORDINANCE Eo. 8.
Be II ordai~"d, Ths, L. c. Campbell I've
aproin,,i oversccr Of the ,oad sr,.n Geek :
FcTy 70 where j; :I,cr.ec,s iLe EIy,i.c Iusj
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26
The Brightest lEtCllecls Suffer
fIOsl.

Young men who have lead life Of excess
ind dissipation, reforn. Give tone 10 the
stomach, regulate the liver and bowels, strength
en- urinary organs re.eive those duh PAINS in tho
limbs, rad yourself of that feeling of Nausea,
biiiousncss, languoy and nervous debility /,
give tone mad siTenaIi, to each organic furc>
ton, Ivy ussns Browe ; Iron Buffers; then will
you experience gcU,al warmth and ;~sken-
az HE in place u that dead feeling Of decay !,
aud dyspepsia, milky mine, etc, no h'nger un>
dermine your constitution. Delay is danger
GUS
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26
4 iTrW Mai ;tou:c ..n.! essSCs
Matters =: :'.iE!ic Interest.

II w.. be- .vlner. beIei that -o.no w,o,.~
since NC suggested ia Inc H.AcOy ;:.c .>'a:''
,is..rcnt OF mail r,,:,c :clm lazy ="
W.nnsUo1o. We . - wto : Il H1.. TO-:
King a~.i.g hi,n - -.. t.. -,.a-' 49,. 80
of a bull establishing ". .o..,e. .ir -'':rc>
ed the I'LL, bui We s.'jl"jr-i he 1li. ''si sight
Of IL AZ ioD.:.I., aitct HATES Vi nuch ego
general .uIcrs>t-i3. w.lc;i 80 woH'' Lave
ulicd to learn, ,a:oag. o.. Pa. Mater. i'5ri
ro>t oi!i3c Dep2rn"n', la; tie Sili passed
and the route has been e.'aui,sheI VA SLs-
kirton !, Is not Known yc: wicn lie :o'.ge
viii be let, bu, 80; hcfo!~ HE l.o>;rds'..:' hive
been APPOINTED aud :hc liciuency oi tie ezra
vice determined, we presume. These pre-
iinInary arrangements arc now ~ progress.
This Wi! pro ;.e looL E.,ny 81 o.. Gu
zens with mail facilities which they have long
needed, aud we hope they will avail them
selves of this means OF securing The news Of
which tho" have heretofore been deprived ty
taking good paPers-espec'sliy the BEAcoS.
II is the purpose Of tie editor Of this PAPER
and the en,erprising citizens ii ths place aad
Oak Ridge 10 make an EFFORT at un carly Gay
to have mad rou:e established bctw cen
these two places; and they are SONG 10 con-
sruc, good road between the ;wo Places
also All that Is needed to accomplish This
and a. tho sneryv oni denomination IN IA /,
and We believe :hey haze .io.h.
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26

Every person owning even a small garden
spo, should set out snail fruits, and 10 know
~ke~, dOr and rhGi to plant send to A. NJ.
Purdy, Palmyra, n. Y, for his catalogue, sent
free TO all applications or 25 cents in stamps
will get his ~ page "s,naIl Fruit Instructor"
He also publishes \ 20 page monthly paper
called "The Fru, Recmicr and CoUsyc
Gardener" price 500 per year, or frun tins
time to Dec, 1888. only Slop. He sends IL
specimen copy free 70 all applicants
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26

Part XVI Of tho New Double Journal
Something to Read, i. on our table and we
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excellent reri odica, which contains three nov.
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hovel, all we'll written by the best authors.
The pnce OF each part, a excellent book, is
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Company, 20 ard 81 Beekmaa Street, New
lux
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26

Woman's primitive bo.:'.y and y.soY WIT
have been Is,, can be c-<rorei and retained:
by the action cf c.rtsin constitutional aSea-i
These agents u :ceseaIIly fcsu'a,e, ouiid mp,
for.i!y and actaS0:i:' g a. ..pas Final" a.
Tegu.arltie5 an1 e,c~sscs. o. oS.t.ucions
which produce III health. the remedy mus
unload the locked up secre,ion,, uld non
the: blood, strength to the system and vi!a,it
to the nerves. Such remedy is found in u r
u7e of English Female bi.'e9s, great
umph in the cure Of sickly females.
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26
= o..

Mr.. Dav,t u. Jones, Of TsrAcroIG:s, "
IA. wl,cs 81 experienced ~ many years
~rra, annoyance an,' au..es:nS :"m rhe.na-
,isin and caknes; of Tie S.tIcyi AZ Ny
bowels wee ,.nost siways Irregular. MED
grown's t.nu 3;;or-, ,sLc'. acted tx. Il charm
ro.,orins me Il: ontv go regular h@a!,h rnl
..s. .iu, al pa ';rt - H.
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26

Six pills a, once. What dose to enter a
delicate stomach Nonsense. There is no
use in examining your stomach with such diss
gushing medicines. Discard your pills and
send for bottle Of Baileys Saline Apcrien',
At is cheap, very pleasant, nevef falling and
warranted 60 give satisfaction.
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26

II We could only have few weeks OF dry
weather, to stop the growth of weed, SO
that the hollis might mature, and the worm
does no, injure it, Richland parish would
produce an immense cotton crop this year
though il 10 several weeks late. The yield OF
corn is a very good average
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26

George W. Montgomery and family, Of
Madison parish, have been in Rayville tins
week, visiting the family Of Judge +. C..
Montgomery; and We hope that their visi,
has been a pleasant one and that they will
visit our place frequently.
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26

The tax rolls have been ti,r,; IN the collec
tors Office, and arc ready for the taxpayers
81 walk up to the captain o,ice and settle, !
you have the money.
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26

Corn wal be receircd at tins Office IL pay
merit Of subscriptions al 'ho r,tc at two aiid =
half ba.hei, TO- otto years subscription.
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26
Agricultural Gri 7 amiiy
The kOUilDern WO.I,;
Fui> SiH MONTHS
and hanGso:ac engraving cai,;!cd,
Ssh &c o% and SUI r,uo,"
FGP EtFTt CENTS.

((cnI tree cc,.f .tarif t. pay Po.uge ca
iiciHc.)
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n.:, .ney II AZ" ,'.,s uneAaui'ict "i.es - lho-e
whc MAJ .ish 10 ,ahe the ;;U,,H-E. We. p
on t7a.. Inns fic,u,e - very ian,:sc:,e, ana
is !" ~ > inches IL SIC.
They also oiisI ARE lis; u C.Hmiuns
a. yea s"hlc'i. et--rIi;c IN" ''yri:F -car
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hes. ami ms; r";et T. fp.'.,r a'i "a. 20.
au;;o.- .a;Hrn,rans. n"rnan Ac'.-d"a.'-
TAcru.othe:e:s ATT. Blrom-lrGs COIN. =.
Corr-S5e!'r-a, etc, etc
rs THESE P':in'':.ns are d. aan.Icted, &c
tha, yoG rl.y eioJ,c accor,."s +, fa>.r 49,!
order iy ntn.'.rs', 20" should vito t.: ~
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Richland beacon., 1882-08-26
ttt'''i WA 4AH., 80, 40
ELIJAE SCOTT, PIesidcr,
JNo. s. SUSMkaIiS. Clerk.
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IYe. s. SUSMkRIIS, Clerk.
The following Glands wc.e presented aHd
allowed, VIZ
K. J~edi!e, n;af.ay coffin for a"rer, - %
S Sen, Spikes for bridge, 80
L W. l.yn:h. repairing idrni,nre L. -, 10 >"
len Sou wa.'ins on Ciicuit Cvur:, : 90
Roh;. J. Wi,cn, Clerk Supreme Court, 10 -
J. $ Summcllln, table &c Io'icc iuy, 90
J. T.. AicCrise, shiE, feeding W Lln!c, q %
= J. Gau-et. bury;nS pauper, : %
J. /. cio-rs, ..!aslng assessment -, l5y -
Tisia,s b., stationery, "a"
1is.laie BIOS s,a:.oar.y or c!rcks oiilce 4! 20
Lem >cou .Lcl.n iscs IL 90
80. :. ga. .:i~:.:.. ,'.';s.c'.os jury, % -
:. " r.tys, .c5a, ira. - ;rTy aad
scsra 500
Lom 3oo,:. 3. l., .ecin.- prisoners. - a..
..,.h Key, mat..1 -,'.:i r. 49, 90 : -
A.oarr' !. ',',a. .,.r..as o,!ci, - IT"
e.. II 500. K; "1ses .rt sei.l., -. - -
! ~. s.ao.., EXPENSES ioi relief, %c., Il 20
N,kin. 8 ,,ja' u :Ilcc 81
Oh ..o;..., ;'ro Eo,.r1 a,oaTne. sIa, die.
i;LlJ Ali ECOl
JSo. :. SCayss,ry. ?.,..--nt.
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26

Oar young friend Mr. Viii Miller left Tor
Mississippi on THURSDAY moming. lie has
our hes, wi-L"s for hcll;h spd prosperity,
wherever he may 20.
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26

The best remedy tor exerins powerful
tnnic et.c. uu lie riu.C.cs governing aud c"'
telling the .c;.yu II de heart, !s EIOwn's
Iron Biu.rs
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26
ORDINANCE No. ?.

3. !, ordained, That the Clerk o. the .o'.ce
Jury be ond lie is hereby authorized 10 .,-Cs
dullr.1ic certificate in favor Vi L {. .'oros,
Constable, 10. 5G.35, of iate April "i:h iS+1,
.ne original navias been lost and moi reg.:;er-
cd.
Adopted !.ds. 20, .SS2
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26

TisHs = bros advertise me lot OF bncS
br sale. ic.e Is your opportunity II you
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26

The Police Jury proceedings anil -
tier have crowded out the State ueHe ,au
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

still con..n,,es TO rain alrnGs, every day,
wesee no rrospect Of i, lctun. up.
Richland beacon., 1882-08-26
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