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Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Our Representatives in Congress,
and especially Hon. j. Floyd King,
are doing all they can, whenever an
opportunity is presented, to secure
such improvement of the Mississippi
river as its Importance to the country
demands but we regret to See that
they meet with opposition from a few
of those from whom we naturally ex-
pect cooperation. The time will come,
and We hope very soon. when the
United States Government will fully
recognize the sense Of its duty to im-
prove this great river and its tributa-
ries as they should be improved. The
South and West will soon be strong
enough to compel such recognition
and secure adequate appropriations.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
SlhERI FFS SALE.

WIN. F.. Faster. VI. d Ne GS.. ". vr, S
A. Nichals Il Hus tand. BD,i,,s!~..ly X o..
Tutrix.
State Of Louisiana, Parish e E1A:ar.;, oh
Di ;rict Cont.
BY vic ne oi an u las wit o. e. H., .-l
from the Hon. 9Th !ti>,r,ci Coat u, snd Epf re
Parish O Eichland. SiLte q! f.s>,s .,rA, ~ Vie
above et titled and bnnbes-,, >s,ir, art; 70 ,--
directed. have SCI ,ed and ~ e.sr ~. ole.
p the dc Of % the srr ho,i,c, ~ she soar OF
Rayvits.. On
Saturday, the 9 IN es:,v 81 ,In~sa, =.
1882,
n public auction, 10 abe last and b.. iie nd.
der, and within The hour. p.r.rIib e - '..w,
The following de>cr led ps"Pery, rvwE:
Two mules.
Se'zed as the PROF ,sry Of M. S. A. n =.
OILS, end will be sold 10 pay SAID iebi, inie .pst
and all costs.
Terms o; sa'c--c' i-., wish ibc br,cIt Of
appraise.ne 1t.
LEVI SCOTT,
Sheriff Office, r. .lville, Es., S..,L
January lith lSs ,.-3t
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
The Official Fond Question.

The late decision of the Supreme
Court Of Louisiana declared tue Office
Of Coroner OF the Parish of Orleans
vacant because DIR. Beard failed 10
qualify within thirty days after his
commission was issued, Jan 9th, 1880.
This decision was based upon act 10
Of 1873. Upon examination of the
law, we find that the failure of clerks
and eA-officio recorders and shcyi..'
aod ex-otiicio tax collectors to qualify
within thirty days after Jan. 9TH,
1880, could not have vacated their
Offices, for several reasons, and We
doubt if any Office could be legally
declared vacant until legal delay of
time after the first Tuesday after the
first Monday in April 1880; for Ar.
ticle 264 Of the Constitution of 1919
declares that all officers under the con-
stitution OF 1868 shall hold their Offices
until that date; and it necessarily fol-
lows that the newly elected officers
could not be required to qualify until
the Offices to which they had been
elected were vacated. The clerks and
sberiifs could not have filed their bonds
within thirty days after the 5th day
of January. 1880, because there was
no law fixing the amounts of their
bonds. Act No. SO, Of 1880, provid-
ing for the bonds of sheriffs aud ex-
officio taxcollectors, was approved
March 29tb, 1880; aud Act No. So,
fixing the amount of bonds of clerks
and exofficio recorders, was approved
April 5tb, 1880; and of course the
bonds for neither of these offices could
have been filed previous to these dates.
They were in fact entitled to thirty
days in which to make their bonds
after the passage Of these acts, previ-
Gus to which time there was no law
under which they could qualify. Be-
sides, Act No. 10 of 1873, so far as
related to these Offices, was repeated
by the acts referred to. See Acts SO
and So of 1880.
Hence, we conclude that no clerk
or sheriff who filed bis bond within
thirty days after the passage Of these
acts respectively can be legally rt-
moved rom Office for having failed to
qualify within legal time. Their off,
ces having been created by the con-
stitu,ion Of 1879, it was impossible
for them to have qualified until the
Legislature fixed the amounts of their
bonds after the adoption of that con.
sti,ution.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

A BEE's Sting is only one'fourth of an inch
long. A very small and insignificant thing,
yet 1t leaves a warm impression Of abou, two
feet, and there's nothing s,ingy abont the sem
salon either. A certain merchants wife
danced until a late hour one nigh,-Lecame
oJeIheated, and returned home in a thin
dress. Next morning she had severe head.
ache and general pain and aches in her bones
and joints. She aud her husband considered
it a trivial affair, and thought Of no serious re-
suits. The next few days she became much
worse and doctor WIS called in. He failed
to find Out the cause of suffering, and only
prescribed for the fever and headache. She
recovered only after two years o. suffering,
and was then cured by the use OF Dr. Drom-
coolies ENGLISH FEMALE B:TTErs One bottle
of this wonderful female regulator would
have cuIed her dur x 'be frs, few days -j2S.2
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
Giteau's Eates.

Judge Porter concluded bis speech
on Wednesday evening; then Judge
Cox delivered 90 able charge to the
jury. The jury retired at 4: 40 p. N.
and returned at 5 So with o verdict
of guilty of murder as charged in the
indictment and thus ended the long
trial of the murderer of President
Garfield. The verdict is what every.
body expected.
His counsel may ask for new trial,
but We have no idea that it will he
granted by the court 10 which be was
tried or by the Supreme Court if they
should appeal.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
A False Headline.

The Vicksburg Herald of las: Tues
day. heads q New Orleans telegram.
relative to the reunion of the Army Of
Northern Virginia and short speech
delivered to that organization by Hon.
jefferson Davis, with this line, "Tbe
"Cause" Of Slavery only Sleeping"
The telegram has not q word to say
about slavery, and we have no idea
that Mr.. Davis did. 1t states that be
said the cause for which they battled
was only sleeping, which be has often
said, and by which he means the
cause of constitutional liberty, as the
editor Of the Herald certainly knows.
Why then misrepresent him?
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

There is more horse-stesling going
on in this parish now than We ever
heard of before. Nearly every day
We meet some man bunting q stolen
horse. Is there q band of horse.
thieves in our parish ?-Morchorse
Clarion.
Yes; or rather, there are members
of the band in your parish and, per-
haps. every parish in the State. We
thought you and everybody else knew
that.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
SherifS Sale.

B. F. Cay No. Liz vs.. b w. Goa,
State OF LOuista,a, Parish Of Rri,laDi, Psli,b
Court.
BY virtue % an alias writ OF Il. ia, rs>uc,l
from the Hons PARISH Cousi in aaf f< tie
Parish Of RicAand, SAFE OF I.oVsian~, ~ tie
above entitled and nssnbe,ers s.+i, sss,i ~ ~
directed, ] lave seized and will oiHeE Ev SALE
at the door Of the court hose, - tLs ,ewn of
Rayvile, on
Saturday, tse 1874 doyeS february,
I8SA
n public aUction, to be IA, and highest bid.
der. the following described property, ~ wit ::
The sollst bsiI of porIlr- east qnasrer anil
southeast quarter OF sonih west 1uaues, and
northeast quarter OF .osib- esi quarter, and
nortl,.w quarter Of southeast gHa,ter, aad
north east quarter OF north~west quarter, anf
cas-, half d north west a.s r,eT Of northeast
quarter Of Section 80, Township Is NUuh,
Range 6 East, conairas Two hUs,isesi ss,J
sixty acres Of lau.I, ppOso OF less. Seized as
the properly of ]. ". Choat. and will be sold
to- satisfy said writ ard NJ eoo.s.
Tie ms Of saIe-cash with the benefit of
aPpraisemenI
LEM SCOTT,
Sheriff. o;fcr. RsyvilIc, L., spen1
Jan. llth, ieS2.-6l.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

A young man, blowing in field in
Boon county, Arkansas, on the 18th
inst. plowed up an iron pot contain
ing over 81, 400 in S., $40 and $40
gold pieces; and we see it stated that
Q colored man, while splitting rails in
North Carolina, found three or four
hundred dollars imbedded in the tree.
Now. boys. 60 to blowing or splitting
rails, il you want to find fortune.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
SherifS Sale.

II. w. Lomkin 3 Co. NJ. IOGf .s s. r. h r.
II. hneIy
State of louisiana, Parish Of Richla nj, 5th
District CONT
w. T. Fa9nswor,h Use Of &c. va. T. H. Arsery.
]. X. Hewitt vs. I. H. Amery.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of RichIsnd, 5ih
ward Magistrate Court.
BY virtue of a wra Of Il. IA. issned from
the Honl- 9TH District Cont in and foI the
Parish Of Ricbland, State oi Louisiana. and
two writs OF f. IA. i.sped from tie Boni l;b
ward Magistrates Co,rt within and sor SAID
Parish and State, m 'be above emit ed and
numbered SHIT, md TO me directed, ! have
seized and will oiTer for sale, at the door of
the court hodse, in the town Of Rayviile. on
Saturday. the 4M day Of February,
1882,
a, pd5hc auction, to the last and highest bids
der. and within the hours prescribed by law,
the entire interest Of s. L and I. II. Amery
in and to the entire property, rights and credits
OF the succession Of Joseph W. An,erv, de-
ce ised.
Terms of sale-On twelve months credit
without ne benefit of aPpra'serneni, purehar'
er to give bonI with approved sct-ri'y hear
ing per cent per annum interest from dale.
LEM SCOTT,
Sherit-s Office, Rayville, La, Sheriff.
January ] iih, lss2.-it.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

MiRAcULoUs EscAPE.-We learn from the
Sabine Sou,hron that Mrs John Leach, living
on the Bayou Toro in Sabine parish, last week
while in the house heard something fall in
the well, when little girl screamed out that
the baby had fallen in the we'll Mrs. Leach
ian and jumped in the well, which was twelve
feet deep with nine feet Of water, and imme-
,l,a,ely the little girl, aboa, 10 years of age,
jumped in the well also on top Of her mother
Mrs Leach searched thoroughly the ~,om of
the well by means Of the rore fastened to the
windlass, and failed to find the lraby, but got
hold Of her liule daughter aud kept herself
and daughter mp out Of the water until lad.
der was pa, down in the well by Mrs. Miller
who happened to be at the place. The baby
had not fallen in the we'll hat was OIL % ne
distance ., play. DR.. W. Z. Moors was call,
ed in and prevented any serious results from
TIE accident and :right.-Shrnport Staadar5.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
Consumption Cured.

An OF physician. retired rom active p'ac-
ice ha, i;.. ai placed ia h's bend To- an
r. nj Il M,>. ,"na,y he formula al Il >''nr'"
:" cta1Ie remedy TO the speedy and Pe"na-
TIC Ut cue i,f Go .-t.nut"n, Bronchitis O." a,
A ma an. al .an.l luroat ahd Lun. a'rc>
tio.,: also po, sc aud 'a,;cal cr e o- .r 'c'-
al Debility a II all nervous Complain, after
in -; i,o."nohly tce,r', as WONDERFUL C. a.
live p)we,s in ,hon>ands OF cases feels II '
duly 10 make II known 10 h'> suhei.u, - e
lows The recipe with ull partic"'"6s, ii REG
lions for preparation III use, and all ncce;'s'-
~ advice aud ius,. uciions Ir sdcce-s'"i riraf'
ment at your own home, will 3e received by
you by ,c.u.u mail, free Of clar.e 10y address
ing with STAMP or stamped sel.addrcssed en-
velope TO
DIR. NJ F.. BELL,
lei N. CALVERT ST. BALTIMORE. Mo.
Jan. 81, lSS2.-ly.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
OnFRIkF'S SALE.

John A. Lewis. LiIuida,or,
No. 1918 vs.
E. E pine e
State of Louisiana. Pa. ish of Rchland,
Fifth Dis; ct Coa:i.
BY vitae Of wri,o fl. ia issued from
the Holl. 5tr District Cour; in and for the
Pa ;sh Of Richland State of Louisiana, in the
above entitled aud numbered sur, and TO the
direced, have seized and will offer for safe
at the door o. the c,Jft todse, in the town or
Rayvi'le, on
Saturday, ihe 'h day Of Ma, CHI, 1882.
at public auct;oa, to the last and highest bio
de: and within the hous prescribed l'y law,
the following described propef.y, to>wit:
The north west quarter of north ives, omar
ter of Section nine, Township sixteen No.th h,
Range five East, containing for acre, to
ge,her with all the bulldogs aid improve
ments thereon.
Tens O: ,alc, Gu, with the benefi, OF
apPraiscment.
LEM SCOTT,
Sher.rs Cifice, Rayville La, Sheriff
Janu- nv 0Stb 1880 ct
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
: 55$4s fim,s-R,mo,tt.at
The New Orleans lSeusOevaa
aH'l New Orleans Times.
Consolidated December
I, 1851.

y ftP'c'cnfa''ve newspaper rnbs. end IN
way ~ OeveTy business es,o!,,s> kmrpt and Il,
every tJ.>nie around wkRA ein>lrr. even ia.
m"si ordinary In,eisr<e nv. b thee any ,ues.
10" >" the m'nd- ~ The people jy ,.s IN III.
Southwestern AMI a'sIf S,e,cs ,ha, tho T,pv,.
psSs|ss: r thai foyer; phs, ~ emls,be. nj,
q! Ice eiemeH'. anil possesses all the aua,,,,,~
i!-s' 'h~y ran 'ea.sss'I-y eXper, - fDi IN .
sss"sne y>Ntnai.
Ibe enterprise, T1~h sEd Pnogrrss Of he
Mrs. OA--s,, Gxxs<xAI ds.-ss Tho Pas, .,ra.
W"o monibs have Le~>ps vroy erb,al. M
l'D,na pot4I.ssr,t N The Ss-~,b has made ,.,,,
pnt.Tc's IN ,hr SsF~e pe's@ n rine. TIE
New tkArSs Jrne, ha,. bee . sor uanv v.,,>
''c'.nze.s n, o4se ~ ,hs lrsiaDy psr.aI. ~
he c'a'lry.
The ss--,.l esssszS ls-ae JDs TmEs,DIxos
rsAr, will embs-ly the ,.s, elements. tho
b,;hrs, vr,se. vi kosb. D.. viii .aspk Ir
''".i 1"cs'H'' IRE sies) paper - the br,i.
De>s ma'', She WIZ, hIrre, pIs.ecr, arrsr the
Iam''y, The y~sPse, ~ nIi ebss-es snd csndi,
tpns. II Is waste Of time - ensrne rsts ,b~
sIcei'e@ss ~ - s.ue. q n the embsdi.
men' q 'A- "s"'e's newspaper. Every de.
yo'''H~s7 ~ j, has BEEN rss-ed ~ the highest
standard. Tine Daisy OF Sire Weekly TInKs.
pEAsnAS sisosld '-ssb every place Of bu.i.
nes- as-i every Seshe IN the Son bw c ,serH sn3
Gnif Saws.
Tl'1 ssa~s,rP;a~ ,a~s - tie Daily are -
ioiA'~s, payable ~ Alvssrs
th~ yes seSeIy ay)- $40 SM msp,h.. IS
ssce vr-A'sss. ---.5 Che nsn,h 4
"~.'~-e ytsY~Aa.
Ibe -rnes 81 Ne Vessr s,s ~ fol.sw,:
Nlr yras iNaF-a,lsys1. 81 - SIX D,on,hs
: cns.. Ihpes ypopehs ~ Postage prer,
Tie w<ssss y -, less thar u pages I'D
srsr 1a! = really ,se hest ssi eheape.s
weekly pager ppbi rheA
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
.TRAYED OFF.

One iron gray mare mule and bay f j..
We're in Barker field three miles this side of
Alto.
Any one who will return them to Rayvils
will he paid Tar their trouble 10y
WILEY p. MANGHAM.
Esyvluc, La, January i,h, lo>2.-n
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
tIkClsIGF~S SALE.
Srccesss he y l.-i'l"n. decreased,
l.. l.. \ dale. Adn :">,Ia,cr ihr-c"i

Srccrsss n'f He y l.-i,lrn deceased.
/. L. \ '-slale. Adn :">,Ii,"r ,hr-e"i
~
j.. ID Coop, 81 al
Size % l. ori,i,'na, Parish of RsLhn,l.
Ei'th District .',uu.
Ev ltu., oi Il va, q. "a ~. l. uei from the
lluni .iih isl'm. t"drt, al and IrI ,hr !. .r,>h
al Hchlau, e., State OF Lou ana. on /, ,w-s,r
,.or''is ''ol y, IN the above eh.- I'D 80, W..
Il me dlrcc tri. have srizsl ,nI '. II! ,eS,, Son
sale NJ Tie ,l'sr Of the co, a. he,,,r, 81 he
town of ia v,he, l., i, on
SATURDAY. The 5ih day c.f .Na,,h, 1882.
at pubic a, 'cnoa, ~ the Is~+ ant! his best b,b-
der and w thin ti,,' h.s.< s>>.-.s,', Il ~ La
the i"l'oN = described pro5- y. to-xn:
One '"t { ;r,s,od asp,ius x. a.yI ,n sse TO-,
side oi the town "i Roy, ttl~ itn,>rana, lying
dee >oo,h { Lot nurl,"f oae ~ WhlS.n,~ 3D.
d.'"r I" III town OF Rayu DE-, e., s.~.-.r-..
,,c ii 'e souih enh 81 >ivi b., a,si ..n.-...
bacS south IN the divi iprg ls,e s<iwrrn Ms
NJ y ID 4 iclcT> and chs. ss,esv--sion ID Thomas
Williams, deceased. and ..7srs $40 leet " s,e.
the entire length from esrsi p, west
,es,ns o sale-C ssh, wi,ho,., ,!,e s.nrs. Of
appraiser rn,
LEM SCOTT. Shcs.4s
Sheriff { 'iiice, Ray vile, La,
January 18th, ISSG-d
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
The Democrats illustrated
Almanac
Tss 1882, aml
Hand Book Of General Information.

uduu-DOOh OI 0eneral lpIorma0o1.
An eLryaM, WS<k og l?O pages, S4x6A
oche- in r, printed On finely tinted losk
aaper. ii!ass'a:svi sbIonsbou, with most bsau,i-
Iui eneravInc.; AMI ,-~<sinnx, &e,hlss IA
lae information pertaining to the ea,esdar.
Stairs sal anil general pkr,DaiiOp on various
subjects, sn's esPts my upon 'bs political saa
civil divisions, population, names IS sABcials,
State sss,i sHsDsi,s,I !, seconds Of past cleo
tions, g-s,sse mons IsSsses'., geological feums-
lions, e'e., Of the S,.~ss ~ 2s.eia-,a, TsIa4..
Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi Aiaba,n;s
ami F!o-.ta, Uih s~ rsailsI free, postage pre-.
paid, to every subscriber Of The Daily -
Weekly TivEs~DENocIAp.
SEMI sss>:1asss1 ID registered letter, posn3
order or DAFT, AZ our risk
AddScss all communicates RD,S lsttsrs to
TIE MES-DEMOCRAT,
NeG Oslsans, Ls.
TIE EN slAaS E&sSDa md ~ " YSrr
TINEs-EsrVcEAT io' Desrly the price Of sse
The bss. ""d mo: Ht0eI sf,r nsst es~bs
nude 10 the reading public.
We will semi he BEACON and the Weekly
TIsEs>D. xocGAr (oow ~s>esiasd ~ sAs Lsss
re~s, ctrawss cial " FAIRLY paper psbisAeA
south o; the OHIO rive for oae y>ss Ssr ,he
sum Of $500 The pKswRArs Illss~
rated Almanac tor 1882, md Heza~Dosk Of
General Information, descT,be,i above, will ~
mailed ~ rssA ss~S Subscriber free Of charge.
postage prepaid. The club rs,e apples s~py
to s~bsc sbs.S vino I'cy M sdv.acs.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

n busine. now before the public.
k0V1 You CIR, make nOney faster II
DuN Uwork tor us than At anything
else. Capital nos needed. We
will ssar you. Si2 = day and upwards made NJ
home By the ins' sssxOUs. Men, women, boys
and girls vssseh eve,ywAss~ 70 work for US.
Nov - ,he time. You can wssk IA spare time
ouly 81 give your whole time 10 ~ business.
Toa ssa live at home and do the ws<x. No
other business will pay you nearly as wsls Ma
one can faff 10 make enormous pay by engag''
ing at once Cosby seiit and terms free.
Money made fast, easily and bonoraby. Adj
d.ess TrrE h Co, Augusta, Maine. jan7.ly.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
TpUS. J. EAKCtAM. Editor.

A fire broke out 10 candy and
cracker mandatory 10 Atlanta, Ca.
on Friday night of last week, which
was not extiDguisbed until it bad de-
stroyed 100000 worth of property.
1t is said to have been the most de-
structive fire that has occurred in At.
lan,a since that city was burned dur.
ing the war.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Bob Ingersoll attended the funeral
of little child at Washington City
and by request came forward at the
graveside and delivered one of bis
beautifully prepared impromptu ora
tions. We observe that the colonel
is not 80 fendisbly in6del as be used
to be. He talks about death in o
most poetic way and declares that we
IRE all equally well informed about
what lies beyond the grave He is
wiling to indulge the pleasures Of
hope. In other words. bis bigotry is
moi as pronounced as it was. A few
years ago be would have been willing
to mob man for asserting that there
was auolber life a..er this one. As
he grows older and more bald be be.
comes more tolercnt-Shretepo., :.
Standard.
No. the fact is be is not quite as
wicked as be pretends to be. He is
not so cold hearted and cruel as to
stand upon the brink OF the Gave,
end gaze upon the mortal remains Of
the dead, and tell the weeping rele.
tives Of the deceased that there is no
hope beyond the grave; therefore, be
goes ss far as be can without abandon.
ing bis position of infdelity, anil says,
We do not know whether there il life
beyoD the grave or not, but that he
Will not try to rob the bereaved of
their hope of Immortality and Of the
resurrection. He is simply fraud
and Q bypocrit; who either says what
be does not believe or does not know
what be does believe.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
DICIKLAND HOUSE.
MRS. ]. Y. STATHAH. Prspristress.
HAYvILLE, LOUISIANA.

TIE vsnpri-'ress Of ihrs honse would Ee~
specially rnfo~rs he's f'cnsss and the public
generally, that she has removed TO the corner
of Bene.,ere and Juia streets (north cast COR
ner Of cosr hosse square), where she is pre-
pc red to receive regular hnarders aud enter'
tain the msreII.rs Psbl'e comfortably and
Hospitality at ,r-.erabIe rates. The house
HAS bern s,ss,i up sns' fs'n'shed with view
10 comfort, and the sahse wiz he supplied willis
the Les. ,te market ahOs1s. Jsn7 1882.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Eureka Springs. Ark, by authority
Of the Governor. is now declared q
city of the 6rst class. Within two
wears and three months from the build
ing Of the FIRST cabin, it has become
second 10 population in the State
Err.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
CNF. RIcF'S SALE.

AdO'ph ;. H.se& Liquidation,
No 6Gt, ~.
VISA T. N5,es mi 1aaes 3. Favour
Safe o. LouS-sss, rsslsh o; Ricbland,
Pkh HsJrs Cont.
BS virme Of Wit Of e. "a, issued nom
he Honorable Fifth District Cont, in and fog
,ts Parish Of R,chfsHi, State Ol Louisiana, in
the above eptislesl zni psmIesed sssi, nnd so,
ne Gi7ceeed, have sc zsa aad will offer for
s.e ~ rhs sAros 81 NE eOVI hOpse, in the
TOW u o. Rsyvnle, on
Saturday, the 4th dey :f March. 1883.
n, public sserisn, 70 rhs last and highest ~.
der and vnAi>a he hours prescribed - law,
rhe foaswirg described property, as-ws-
The so~,h bsT Of north west fyssysr eg
Session sAr. f~br, Township eixhss, North,
Range br,e Eses containing eighty acres.
Terms Of sale, cash, wrh The benefit Of
appzsernsna
LEN SCOTT,
She.iss 04ee, Rayv7ls, La, She,ix
Jsnnsry 2S'h, IsS2.-6t
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
DAYVILLE Boarding House.

Mas. F.. NUxxEaY Il Mas. ANNIE LrDDELL
would respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally that they have entered
into partnership for the reception of boarders,
and are prepared to accommodate 3oarders
and lodgers, day boarders and transient cus>
toners.
Terms reasonable, and the table supplied
with the best the market affords.
Rayville, La. Jany 7;h, 1892 -Jms..
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
The Business Mans Best
Friend.

Mr. c. L Oudesluys, leading importer Of Ball
timore, has stated that nothing has done his
dyspepsia, indigestion, &C., SO much good as
that most wonderful Of all tonic and reviving
medcines-Brown's Iron Bitfers. Just think
Of il: at supper the other night, although a
chrome dyspeP,c, he says he ate, at IL O'Clock,
fried oysters. chicken Said and ice cream, af>
ter which taking . dose Of Iron Bitters he
never spent a more pleasant night, with no
dyspcptic symptoms in the morning.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

mn0a week IN yOsI own town. -
XHA Outfit free. No T,sx. Everything
NOOnew. Capital no, 'eq"ired. We
will furnish You everything.
Many are making fortunes. Ladies make -
mIah a. men, aud 10y, and girls make great
pay. Reader, If you want a business at which
yop san make great pay all the time you work,
write for particulars to II HAtLrrr h Go.
Pos, ,zud, Naiue. pn7-ly.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
DISSOLUTION.

The fan heretofore existing under the
name nj s'yle of Simms Cooper, cor 'osed
of J. W. Simms and d. Cooper, is tbs day
dissolved The bt..ress will lie conducted
under the name of = w. S;nms
]. W. SIMMS.
Rayville, La, JAN Goth, 1882. j2s-2'.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

The Era No. 10, James Hamilton, Master,
was up Bpuf river this week bat we are no
informed as to the ammount Of freight she
obtained up or down the river.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
T W. WILLIS,
ATroP AT law,
Delhi, La,

Pr.c ices in the courts of Franklin, Richland,
Madison and West Carroll Parishes, and in
the Supreme Court at Monroe and New Or
leans, La.
Agency for the transaction OF all bus. ness
con1.cted with The purchase, sale and lease
of real estate respectfully solicited.
Lists ond description of property for. sale
and parish and sectional maps may be seei
by calling at his othcc. Communications
promptly answered. janis, lSS2.-ly.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

The ,h1mometer registered 80 yc-tc day
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

TIE wsesE - me, les, than ~ pages I'D
S"r- md = really 's~ hes, Msi ehesPe,,
weekly pager ppbi rheA
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28

Sher..:rs CRce, Rayville. /
Janm ry 2S,h, lSS2.-6t.
Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
.HERIFF'S SALE.

Janna'y 2Sth, lSS2.-6t
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-04-06
AT AIS OLD TRICKS.

The notorious carpet bag ex Gov
erpor of South Carolina. Franklin ]
Moses, has been up to his old tricks
again. He was a prisoner at police
headquarters, in New York, on the
charge of swindling u number of
parties by Introducing himself to
them under other names, and having
checks cashed. On one occasion be
represented himself to be brother
Uf Governor Colqoitt, of Georgia -
And yet this is a man that the Re
publicsus wanted to force Soath
Carolinians to keep at the head of
affairs in that State.