Richland beacon., 1882-06-03
.,,o,,r nUr Rural Brethren.

The com nen>rurht "een VI -" 49, =,
t-,.o,,,e College lee.rs mex, Monday' A"' ,
fIe-ra.ar.c IL 4 10y attractive one ;
Tic Nuhcn Democrat keeps s'a'''''e
c,li medal TO the writer oi lhe pes
essay III member OF the -''''''''
College.
.,.,. y,.,na Sentinel say, Noiw .'a,'ah = |
-, ram. storms and CHER dfa"u"'"S'
INV, fam crs are we'll "P with 'he'' -. 80
.'I..h slows industry and detcr'niha''o'
~, =, To-, ,i.it crops suffer for want Oh "e'oo"
grea,c." So.
The Columbia Herald discovers something
very funny in tie defining OF our p'''"''' "''
,h. deb, question in the 1itnes-pe'h"ci'''
w. uro,. IN the Times. Democrat because II
,.,., ,b,, we were non.committal and be-
o,r.s we considered i, the duty OF every cdl> |
Tor in the state to define his position on 'h''
;,o,or,an, question. l. there anything funny |
about that?
, n, : ! Larkin. one Of the eldest ard o,t
.;,,,.,v esteemed citizens Of Oak Ridge, died
a, his home, May l9,I, aged So years
Til. editor of the Morehousc Clarion says
, ,h,, after n discussion of the subject at The
, ,oor. bousc last week. hi, political position
Z ,yas endorsed by large majority OF the ciu'
zens OF Ba>rrop.
! The c,op rcpor, Of the Clarion is not a very
y favorable one, Corn has turned yellow and
ceased TO grow, cotton is dying an" many
; farms on the Bartholomew were overhoweu
by the high water in the o"ac'i'a'
Is The spread Of hydrophobia in Frame Mer
e Rouge is apI rehended.
e The Madison Journal states that the So con"
sr overflow passed OF without doing much dam
age in thar parish.
Madison parish Obtained judgement against
tic V. & p. Railroad Company for taxes to
II the amrnoun, of $4,000. We do not Know
Sc who, has become Of the suit Of Tins parish
al asains, the company.
ct Arcadia seems to be improving rapidly
s. more so perhaps than any other town IN the
State.
as The Yves; Carroll Wa,chnian says that the
rs fruit crop of that parish will be IMMENSE
ms The editor Of the same paper offers to be
he $500 that no country editor has the same bil
of fare that he has AT his boarding house TO
;. wit: English peas, lettuce, snap beans, ;ar
rt rots, roas,ng>ears bce's, onions, ne" potatoes
all fresh but,er and buitcrnilk. We don't bel
Ins The Wa,chman has been enlarged to
seven.column paper.
George W. Acy, who resided four mile
II from Am,e City, committed suicide by shoe
ing himself on Sunday, May 2lst.
4 The Amite City Independent, thinks on
a constitution is a very good frame werk, upo
which additions alterations, etc, can be mad
Inn, il also thinks we ough, TO be very carei
q about the kind of alterations we make. vel
6 sensible conclusion.
The ST. Marunsvie Observer is informt
y tia, eleven of tie lynchers Of the men
g Breaux Bridge have been arrested. A gent
man who visited that section jus, after i
lynchins informs that the ynchers had u
sympathy Of The entire community abb
idly Bcalx Bridge.
ave The Ibervie South says that in some il
non. stances the corn and cotton planted on t
les overowed land has been moved down
and cut worms.
to On the evening of May 9th, just at I
for time for quitting work, the Circular saw of {
n a, mill of Rrousard & Decuir few into four pec
~ one piece passing through the heart Of one
the hands and another cutting of both ar
'" If another, and killing both men-colored.
'"e The formation of raft in Bayou Pie
~" caused the overflow of good deal Of land
Red river during the late rise.
W. Trains ON the Morgan road have been r
:. ming through again to Tex.s for two we
~, or more.
Great improvement is going on across the
or from New Orleans, and The several subur
eO' villages over there will soon be united..in
big city They have already assumed c
lent siderable commercial importance.
$. ~, " The Eas, Carroll Democrat says the co
The plant still shows tie eiTec, of the cold we
alton err and that some few planters are not
siIe done planting.
o,. A thief broke into Mr.. OSullivan's stor
What's Lake Providence and stole his ledger, wi
mild was afterwards recovered What did a t
iche, ,,.,,,, ,.;,, -, ,,co,n, ho,k7
. 81 80
The young men IF Lake Providence
IS by engaging in athletic sports. They la
from pedestrian match last Monday night.
The people of Baton Rouge parish are
aifec> duiging in the luxury OF sweet potatoes ci
years growth
Jor. The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES received its
,,r;sh frs, cotton blooms last Saturday. That