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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-30
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An hour later, coming out of it again,
feeling haraSSod and anxious, he finds
Dorothy walking restlessly up and
down the corridor outside rs though
listening for some sound she pines TO
near, Her pretty face, usually SO bright
and debonndile, is pale and sad. Her
Ups are trembling
MAY not see Nicholas. if only for
moment2' she says, pantiycly, ga2-
ng with entreaty at Godfrey. At
which Nicholas, hearing from within
;he voice that rings its changes ON his
leart from morn till eve, calls aloud to
ler,-
Come in, Dorothy. Iwant to speak
% you"
So she goes in, and Geofrrey, closing
he door behind her, leaves them to-
yether.
She would have gone to him then, and
Tied to console him in her own pretty
ashton, but he motions her to stay
where she is.
"Do not come any nearer" he says,
hastily. 81 can tell it all to you better,
more easily, when | cannot see you.
rhey-they have found that fellow
Did Elspeth's nephew he says, in a
husky tone,
"Where?n asks Doatie. eagerly
"ln Sydney. In Paul ROdneys EN-
ploy. In his very house.
"Ah!" SAYS Doalie, clasping her
hands. "And---N
He says he knows nothing about any
will"
Another pause, longer than the Last
He denies all KNOWLEDGE of it. [
suppose he has been bought up by the
other side. And now what remains for
as TO doE Parkins writes to me in de-
spalr.
This is dreadfulln says Doatie,-
"But,-hrightcning surely it is not
so bad as death or disgrace, Is itYN
ut means death 20 me- replies he,
IN n low tone. 1T means that | shall
lose YOU.
Nicholas" cries she, a little sharply,
what are You sayingyn
Lear me, he says, pasSionately; iii
am worsted IN this fight and | see no
ray OF hope anywhere am n ruined
man. ! shall then have literally only
MMe hulluied a year car call my own
NO home; no title. And suCh AN ,nrnno
as mat, To people bred as Won and /
nave been, means simply peuury. All
must be at AN end between us D0roihv
we must try TO forget that we have
ever been more than ordinary friends \
You may try just rs hard ms ever
you IKE, she says, with dignity II
80 you think now, but by and bv
you viii find the pressure loo great and
you VIII 90 with The tide. IL were 10
Mo,k Tor years, | could scarcely at fine
emu achl've a position tit 10 offer Won
some Other man some one more form.
hate: may perhap8---n
on lnsul me, says Dorothy grow
ing even whittier than she Waa LSioVr"o
"nen You speak to me of .nf
Then she breaks down and o,,,o
over TO HIM, deliberately lI0s one ~ iLus
arms and lays 1t round her unrE " KIN ~,
winch she places both hers gently r"n ,'
his, and so, having comfortably nusnon,
herself. proceeds TO INDULGE In begr,,
burst Of tears This Is. without oy "
ton, the very wsest course she %%oni,
have taken, as IL frlghtens the life on
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-30

blush that is warming Violet's cheek.
But Mona has read, and understands
perfectly. -.
n think every one Is to be pitied;
and Jack more than most after dear
Nicholas, y she says, gently, with such
akindly glance at Violet as goes straight
to that young woman's heart, and
grows and blossoms there forever after.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-09

The starch was taken out of Green
hacker in Belfast, Maine, the other day.
He was haranguing the crowd on "hard
times "no work" and mo money" when
a mechanic made his way up to the
speaker, took off his hat, and announced
that if there were any able-bodied men
in that crowd out of work, who wanted
a job, they could get one at two dollars
q day in adjacent ship-yard. The Green
hacker started off for more destitute
region.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-09

THE patent Outsides" used by cOun-
try papers have their advantages and dis
advantages. They should never be al
lowed to get too stale before using. This
mistake makes paper dated August 10
1882 tell its readers that "Gen. Garfield
now receives hundreds of newspapers
containing marked passages" also that
"Garibaldi's health is entirly restored
and his friends believe he will live ten
years longer"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-09
The national debt was decreased dur

The national debt was decreased dur
ing August $16.12S,261; decrease since
June 3Oth, $29, 9SS,2SS. The total inter-
est bearing debt Is $1,437,6O3,750. OF
this amount but $25OOOO,OOO bears in
terest at AZ per cent. A party that
manages the finances so successfully
as this showing proves the Republican
party has done, is worthy of the conf
dence of the people, and will retain it
until party better entitled to it than
the Democratic or Greenback party shall
arise in this country.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-09
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1882.
Representative Convention.

A Republican Representative Convention
for the district, composed of the counties of
Chareyoix, Emmett and Cheboygan, will be
Der, 1882, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating candidate for representative of
said district, and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before the con-
vention. Each county will be entitled to one
delegate for every two hundred vote cast for
Governor at the last general election, and one
additional delegate for m0iety thereof, and
the counties will be entitled to the following
delegates, respectively: Charlevoix q, Emmett
Z. Cheboygan
Dated, July oath, 1882,
J.E. DARRAH,
A. l.. DEUEL.,
GEO. w. BELL,
Committee
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-09

KENTUCKY has no reform school and
sends children to the Penitentiary of the
State where they are left to grow up with
adult convicts. Ten children under Is
years old are now reported as serving
terms in the state penitentiary. This is
poor economy for rich state like Ken
lucky, besides being disgrace to her
civilization.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-09

ONE of the severest tests of telegraph
editors ingenuity is made in the effort
to unravel and correctly print proper
names. The name of Epenetus Howe,
-Greenback candidate for Governor of
New York, was transmogrified into "E.
Pontius Horse by the time it got to st.
Paul MINI.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-09

The New York World, Democratic,
makes this candid and fOrcible confess
sion of the Democratic party. "The
trouble of the Democratic party is that
the people do not believe its professions,
and there is no denying that ithas given
them excuses for distressing it,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-09

Chronic constipation, chronic dyspep-
STA, chronic diarrh@a, promptly cured
by using Browns Iron Bitters. It is a
perfect strengthened of the digestive
organs.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-09

MR.. BLAINE thinks there is no equal
number of people in the AnglO-Saxon
world among whom so small an amount
of intoxicating liquor is consumed as
among the $4,000 inhabitants of Maine.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-09

The unspOken speeches of Congress
men occupy one thousand pages in the
Congressional Record for the last ses-
sion.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-09

The enormous receipts Of last month
necessarily suggests call for bonds,
perhaps to an ammount not less than
$15,000,OOO. 1t is said, however, that it
will be next to impossible to do the cler-
zeal work at the department incidental
to the preparation for another call so
soon. The reason is that the books in
which the accounts Of the "Windoms,"
which are alone subject to call, are kept
in daily use by the adjustment of. the
funding operation now in progress. The
work of funding cannot well be suspen-
ded, and it does not seem possible to
prepare for a call at the same time.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-09

THIRD Assistant Postmaster General
Hazen states that although the returns
for the last quarter of the fiscal year are
not in yet, that the department, after
paying all expenses, will put about ST.
100000 into the treasury on account of
the fiscal year just closed. The depart
ment was self-sustaining during the
war one year, but never since. The re-
vocation Of the famous ruling which per-
mitted the transmission of mixed writ
ten and printed matter at third-class
rates and the reductions on the star
routes accOuntfor the 100000 surplus.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

The many friends Of Ibis mos, es;in,able
young gentleman will he shocked IL learn of
his death, which occurred at Boernc, Texas,
on the morning of the 9TH inst, although it
has been known for some time that dreaded
and insiduous disease was gradually making
such mrcads on his constitution rs human
skill and attention could no; arrest. Lloyd
was well known in This city and highly es>
teemed by all as a good citizen, T tfiut;c
man, a trae friend, and one who wouIl have
disdained to do wrong 10 any one His car,li.
nal virtues Were Integrity and charity His
heart was full OF love. and his Untiring cner.
~ and application to his business doubtless
sowcd the seeds tf the disease which brough,
about bis death in the flush OF early manhood
He leaves wife and three little children. 10
whom, as well as his bereavci parents. We
.lIcE III heartfelt syrpatL {; -P.ay,ae.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
Fire in Monroe.

We learn from the Bulletin of the
18th inst, that q fire broke out be.
tween IL and l o'clock last Sunday
morning in the quarter of Monroe
known as Five Points, in house oe-
cupied by VIM. Hamilton, colored, as
store and bakery and owned by w.
IL. II. Mullins, destroying it and four
other buildings and damaging the
brick store on the north side of De-
Saird street. belonging to Ii. G. Dot
son, so az to require q new roof and
plastering. The other houses destroy.
ed belonged TO the estate of Z. Gross,
Lehman e. Abram, F. 2. Stubbs, and
O'kelly. The total loss in houses
and contents is estimated at S23,S5O;
insurance $4,000.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
Compliments Of t,,g Press.

The Ricbland Beacon has discard
ed its patent outside and is now one
of the brightest and ncwsiest country
papers III the State.-Noreh0uSe Clor-
IAN.
We are glad to notice tic improved
appearance Of our neigasor the Ben
con, who has discard. the patcut
outside, and now presents his readers
with paper all published at home
and reple,e with items of interest.
Success to the Beacon. 1t is good
paper, ably edited and deserves to
prospcr.-Er0ahlin Sup.
Thanks, brethren, for your kindly
NJ ntion and we earnestly trust that
our patr mage in the future will cna-
BILE US to continue to print both sides
Of the BEACON at home, for We had
much rather do so.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

Tho National Cotton Exchange
statement for five months ending Jan
uary 3lst, shows q total erland
movement to the mills direc. of 3.35 =
All bales. an excess over last year of
l'ol3. Tho total amount of 4is
years crop that has appeared at tAe
ports and points of crossing overland
Is 4,O79.Ol3, against 4,372,352 last
year. Total foreign reports 1884, 1903,
a deficit compared with last year of
5GS,O06. Shipments overland to Can.
ada 81 1888 against 5000 last year
Northern spinncrs took during the five
months l,l77,242, an excess over last
year of 1861 bales.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

An immense track of land in North.
western Texas, five times as large rs
Rhode Island, has been sold by the
State to pay for the building c' the
new State House. The purchase RS
are Abner Taylor. Hon. S. b. Far.
well and John V. Farwel of Chica 90
and A. S. Babcock Of Canton, Illinois,
who are said to be the largest Land
owners in the world thereby.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

We are fearful that the bill for the
Improvement Of the Mississippi riTet
will be defeated by dissenlions among
the friends and supporters of the
measure. Some of them ak tob
much. Let thea, drop all local cod
sderations and unite on o bill for the
improvement Of the Mississippi rivt
eA.iusfvciy, at present at least.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
Thai :; p94i !aT .!iA.

-Aa lmgro,np;u u.e-t'ur was Lcii IN
Columbia February Bro. Win Hon,
L Il. B.ids"r - chairman AMI Mr }
{. Iiuer as secretary. and A. WI
Faulkner 20 e>i'aiH Tie oh;cc, end gctN
II? the rc>or'i"as, which were at
least sufficiently sensational TO DO ;he
,u'j"ct justice. These resolutions
"cre ordered printed in two city dai.
lies ani three country wcchliys, anlj
the: set forth The startling fact that
the larger portion of lie clli1rn7 E
lh" parishes Of OuacLi'a, Hir!iand,
ftahA.ir, CatahoulG, VIM, Crark,
bird portions Of .'ac';'on and CoEcG-
liia are on he poiH, OF 5irvaiion-Lane-
Ing on tie ragged edge Of despair as il
werc-and appeal to the State and
United States Governments for foar
months rations for S0,0UG people We
knew that our peorlc were pretty hard
run. bat We Lai no idca We were H.
half a. bad FIX as our Caldwell! ncith.
boris say We are and We are still H.
clined - regard So,0U9 IS III exagr-E
ton o. he nnrler OF - ,us tha, a te
suffering or likely to sr,.,r with Lun-
ger in Tic parishes named.
Now, the people Of Caldwell parish
have perfect right to make this All
peal in their own name, and may havd
had the authority to speak for thd
other parishes, but We world like to.
know who authorized them to sptat
for Richland Circumstances NAV 4
yet force The people Of I;icLland par
:Sh to appeal for al still they can /
but regard this appeal on the part OF |
heir neishbars 50 tar as hey are con-
;erncd as Il little premature. II
l, is fact that the drought OF last
year caused almost n total failure oil
he corn, potato and pea crops in this
parish and cut the cotton crop short
" more than one-half; it is a fact :
'lso that a large portion of our par.
81 is now inundated, and it is also n -,
act that we all feel the pressure off ,
ard times and that many of us feel !
neasy about our condition and nauvl
nay actually suffer; but we hardlY =.
hink there is danger of starvation uni =
'ss nearly all orr country and city p
ierchanis fail or refuse to furnish sup
lies this year as they have been do
ng in former years. 'In fact, moot if
OF all our farming people have made 8
arrangements for supplies for the year;
ence they will be supplied unless u
nose promising TO supply them break
r fail to comply with their promises. +
1t the people of this parish were I
IT to their own resources-if we \
'uld get nothing to eat except what !
already in the parish-some of us y
ould s,arve without q doubt; but .
at would be the case almost any
'ar, as our people as rule depend 10
ION buying most of the necessaries
life every year W
The motives Of our Caldwell ncioh. "
RS were perhaps good and cha.ita- is
G, but they arc not very highly ap- pt
eciated by our people, who regard |
cir appeal in our behalf as entirely Or
0 previous. th
---esoss----- ~
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

The Agricultural Society OF Geor
gia meet in Augusta las; Tuesday,
The sentiment of the convention was
strongly in favor of less cotton and
more grain. The prospects for good
crop Of small graiu in that State is
very favorable.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

watch stolen from San Francisco lady
more than year ago was returned to her last
week, the singular fact IN connection with its
recovery being that it was sent back from
china by some person there who had received
1t as present, bu, was not satisfied with its
style.-TimJs. Democrat.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

JOHN L Mn. =, ?. H. Tocr, No. 20.
S't'r ii Lrni..ana, Of EichauI,
F."a n..,i~; Cogrt.
r. ..r. o+ .rt.f rrn Lr.as. is>n.I
i-os. ,..c Honorable Fua pi,t:,tto IN ard
g.. '.. ,u....' E.,h,,r1 State o.: .u.>,,na.
in h 2aorr cn'.',ri and nnmL,rrI SAT- and
% '... '.t,r;e5. lave >rlz"t aud viii nt,.r
i,r mo. "a; IA. do,r Of the Coun House, M ,l,r
town C. hr;r..'c. on
Saturday, tie 5thday Of February, 1892,
., pubic aur'.or. - he las' AMI highest b.i.
70. AZ wi;h,n the hours pr,,,ri,rd by INV.
Tho i"it'"irg i"~"'IDcd property, to-wir.
One .urc ii Nm. iilu.riuns for S,Inn.
due January IL l>74. with sPc iuiere,, from
Jane --iE, iN95; one note of Wesley Mont
."nrry trr 50 ~, with s.c Interest from
February iHil lo7". dine O.jt4,rr ~. 1872:
ono r"'c or Charley Sheridan fpr 5000 no
"i.'i pc m'"re,; from March iih 1851, auc
ih',"ber 1T, 1851 one not" IF Mrs Mary +
Rush for :7""p credit OF $ 90. with err in
'erc-, from November lljh, 1851, due on de-
mani
Terns of sale, cash, viii the benefit of
LEN SCOTT, Sheriff.
Sh"riH'> n.,"c Rayviilr, La,
February ilth 1SN2 81,
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
RAYEILLE, LOUISIANA,
February llth, 1852.

Five trackmcn we're killed in @ rail.
road tunnel at Baltimore last Mondar
by passing train.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

The kempe levec, which protected /
large portion of Tensas and Concor
dia parishes, gave way few day:
Since and sent large volums of wa
ter out though the country.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

David Harrington and George liar.
rell shot call other in figh at Jack
son, Miss, lbs: Monday. Both the
young men were raised in Jackson.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

Gov. Cornell, of New York, nd.
declared the town of Green wood
Steuben county, in state of insured
tiop-Thc insurgents are-tayrcsfstcrs
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
L'Ore RENT at GIRARD. liz,

/ 90 Store House formerly occupied by J. D.
MI "rkle, measuring about go By - feet
with wa:eh"Gsc Al the SIDE and bedroom
attached, and shelving and counters in perfect
order. For terri apply 20
JOHN CHAFFE d son.
req. IN, !7N2-it Ncw Orleans.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

An immense quantity Of oil in
tanks near Clean, y. Y, was set on
fire by sparks from passing train
last Monday.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

i $500. -.'.-": + ,.'.m..c. .u
poison 60. :. il l,."a"a .oG ,..',
e .ra:!..1 PARIS. !.~, ycs., =. WI.
@aS Ho..A - !,at- - a., ,,.rc, pa..
Cu.. ro..lr. ...',,.rd = DaG ,a~,c IN
ihe c.d.r g.: i~.u< noac, hut NJ
Bowen an.. lie cook lrarS cup
each auI c4n:,. acar losing their -, ,
by Il.
s. Landry Democrat The Pa
ellie railroad has been !iuieh,a f. m
New Orleans t the Arcta.alav~ river
in this parish, and trains are running
to said river every day-just below
ID. Hartman place aud about two
Gni half or three miles from Mr.
gar's ferry Work is progressing on
the unfinished gap between the river
AL Chrncy.i.c, and when that is fin
i>te! '!o r'ai vii - douo from San
Erarci-co - NcN crl,aus--thou1h
trains can ~. tlr.g,.L tx . .clou>.,
Row. Tie Pa-.i.c ropu -. run about
the" mile Ios: Of IS. Game village
u tbs .4.-ei
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
NOTICE, Gi Administration,
ne State of Louisiana, Parish Of Rich,and,
FIih Dis,ric; Court.
Succession OF B. G. Bunch, Deceased

Succession OF B. G. Bunch, Deceased.
Whereas. Lncius f.. Iisdalr has filed IN
ihe office of the Clerk ct the 9TH Di>trc;
Court in and for tn" PARISH of KIRKLAND. hi,
application for ,he administration 81 the estate
of b {. Rlnch, deceased
Now. lhciciprc, unless opposition thereto
be t.rd IL WIN - IN the office of the clerk of
sad cpur,, ~ the town of Rayv,llr. within ten
days rom the date hereof. the "a I'll I.ucius I,
Tis'ia'- VIII Ire APPOINTED administrator of
sl'd c>tA,cd, upon complying with the rcqui,
site, Of the law.
I.NEWT FITS,
Clerk 9TH III st. Court.
Rayvillc Ia February :}rd, lSSl. 1t
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
CONSUMPTION.

thousands who had long suffered from
weak lungs, short breath, asthma. sni con.
sumption, have found relief in Browns Iron
Bi.'crs, true TONG.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18


"all ten. G:art III silent man, la, t,c, .
Ul'ut wa, very IL" Y when You compare hin,
with Prcsidcn; Ar'hnr.-T, pc,. Dc~oc,at
W"MANs health - dependent upon rc-u>
TAR monthly uterine action. Interfere vlti,
thS E"rd function o: female life. AZ dis.1..
wal he the legitimate result. Mature lie.
m'"dS regular acton, and her laws canno. 3,
violated un!css at the expense of health.
lh.> innctou, this m"n,h'y secretion ,Yssf
Continue tom the age Of puberty TO the '',urn
O; lie, without rRaG;rrat Obstruction: a.:a
ma't"nion Ia his fact las consigned ,bon.
sands Of females TO nn,imcly graves.
remedy Tor all tacsc troubles has been psrpar.
ei ~ the e.'.,'"i profession, which will re-,
hevc oil and young Of these monthly ex.
cesScS an" weakness viii restore nature.
Will strengthen the weak and debiia,ed will
give rotnnii'y and shape TO the lean and har.
2ard, and VIII impart iron To tie improver.
ished blood. Dr. Dromgooie's ENGLI,n
FEMALE H.TrERS j. the remedy and will do
the work 10 sati>flrIinn-fG ~
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
So Il v.

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! 81 fil'''..H'-t H''c"'e ''"'i''''iS
I '""' .''i '''N ""-ie's have -" up me
t''' '' - '''''' supply oec;'u>'' '"'a CA
tcc' business - improve WI" ''1 IT,
nova! OF me capitol TO that pace
~ - " i'''''s "''' i'o'S o''"' ~ We
to hat'h '''h5e.
The WcS' Carroll Wa'chman wants
a law for tie puN;.' mcnt Of GruAhcn-
ness, al! we second lis mo;ion.
/ Tie pcc},c Of Vienna are luxuriat-
ing upon fish. 80 saws the Sentinel.
\, a bad article o. food
Uo, , G. Gib.,, rambor # Tho
, Lerj,ia,Yr.. from Madison parish, nas
rcsigoc, -, Governor sill soon
o,,ior y Sorcial ,lr..io, 20 Il, the
vacancy.
State Treasurer Barkc was served
last Saturday with an order is>ucd
from the United STATES Circuit Court,
restraining him from giving c!:, Ct to
The act of ia. Legislature authorizing
the purchase of L. u. bonds with The
accumulated interest fund, IN the
treasury.
The Vicnra Sentinel !, atyer:i.in- .
lfor rood printer. Tn, S.y,igcl ..ys
good wages Nhaa the r;-L: a.aa OF
printer can bc AaJ
The farmer,l!ic Gazette is out
again IN an entirely new dress. 1t j.
still under the control Of tie Ncs:rs
TriMb!c, aad is good paper,
Mr.. T. J. Mceks, of Union parish.
killed huge black Wolf q short tine
since.
The New Orleans ncwsDoper 70.
poriers arc singing the praises Of !
Young prcdestricnc AMI bycicist who
IS to rrn race tomorrow against a
iroting and pacing horse CT he: byci-
Gle. They say she is beauty Us we'll
rs renowned walker and h-cicle
''oe'.
The Ibervillc South OF the ll,h
states that christopher SeheFrer' an I
.S''ui"o'e c'''~'h OIL 81 "aoriel' was
atai'y Shot the week previous by !
'''''''
Monroe bnlle'ln: Mt D. H. Muir C
VINO went 20 he' seven weeks ago i
I i'n 1--WE ''O' oroAeh ana other serI- 5
10 '''j' u '''' = 's''n a''enu'n3 10 ons- q
| >' ''' '' Many wen 'or
" nos o'"' VII o's" 81 ~ '"8 y
7 :
we u'i not recelFe the Telegraph !.
'f' "eo"' " nat Is Tue matter, Mack F
On tuesday of last week the mails .
gre cut {" from Minden BY high
a'er, ine lf'oune says the water !
"'s"c' '"'n II mas oeen Tor num- =
IT 81 years J,
The postmaster ut Farmerville has 1"
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18
NEW ADV EHTISEMENTS
y oTiCE +,

~ l. hereby given to the public
,la' the power Of attorney given by TAos.
Jones TO. 10 W. W. Henry i this day re-
'oked. This l3ih day Of February, lSS2.
IHOS. JONES Il co.
Feb. IL. 1882 st
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

Three store houses were DESTROYED
by fire in LyncLburg, Va, last Satur-
day. Ljss $4,000.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-18

John Kelly, the Ncw YORK politi,
can. is visiting Florida in compliance
with the advice Of his physicians.