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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-28
Z White Mountain Mines.

The John Mcbride mine in Montgomery
CANYON, near Benton, ia showing up very
we'll. A number Of men are now st work,
and the owner estimates that he eau supply
four-stamp mill with ten miners. The old
reliable Indian Queen is still running profit
ably. Tho new mill is kept going steadily,
and regular dividends are the order of the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-28
Thankful Departure.

TIE following PANIED st is left
Dayton for Virginia yesterday: o.
+. Nash, Gus Horton, Dave Ames,
j. Dell and John Doe, chief-of police,
aware
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-28

Of tons cut and stored away in the
ice house at last report, 260 tons;
cut and stored away since, l,175 tons;
total, / ,435 tons. A number of the
repairmen from tho tunnel assisted
the farm hands in securing the sup
ply of ice.
Temperatures have been observed
as fnilnYs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-01-28
SPECIALS.
Father is Getting Well.

My daughters say, allow much
better father is since he used Hop
Bitters," He Is getting we'll after his
long suffering from a disease de-
clared incurable and we are SO glad
that he used your Bitters.-A lady of
Rochester, n. Y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-30

ally the same. So much has been
said on the subject OF the best method
Of cremation of late years, that l had
been impressed with the idea that
something equivalent to the heat Of q
compound blow pipe was necessary
to consume 3 human corpee, and yet
/ have seen three fourtbs OF a cord
of wood prove sufficient in the open
air to completely destroy every yes
tige of an adult body, and have never
perceived any noticeable odor during
the process. The body is burned as
seon as possible after death. Four
posts are planted, enclosing q space
six feet by four, and ordinsy cord
wood, mixed with lighter material, is
piled across it to a height of two
feet.
The body is laid upon this. and as
much more wood piled upon it and
the whole fired. Everything belong.
ing to the deceased, excepting live
stock, is thrown upon the fire, even
grain and food. His house is burned,
the camp moved. and his name is
never mentioned again. His account
is closed; there is no inheritance; no
shoes 10 wait for.
The horses of the deceased are kill
led and eaten by the funeral guests.
The Yumas never eat chickens or
eggs, though they raise poultry for
sale; neither will they touch pork or
mutton. The mourning does not
necessarily take place during the
burning OF the body, though that is
preferred when pIscticahle. Runners
are sent out to summon friends and
and it is not until all are
good and ready thai the peut-up feel.
ipgs o: the bereft find vene in a howl,
lasting twenty. feur hours, or more,
according to the position and sex of !
the deceased and supply of horse |
meat. Females are NOT violently
mourned.-Cor. Philadelphia Bulle-
ifS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-30
A GYmnast's Long Fall.

William Hanlon, the famous gym
mast, relates the following 10 an inter-
viewer: We were playing in Havana.
The same people go the theatre:ever
night, and they demuRd constant
change in the bill. My brother Tom
was taken sick suddenly. His ladder
was up in the dome ready for ''the
leap for life," and the people began
to clRmor to have SIT DONE" / finally
agreed to do it. The feat consists,
after the performance OF variety OF
tricks on the ladder in swinging your
self in q motion and jumping to a
tSut rope, running from ceiling at
an incline to the wings. The jump
was a long one, and the house very
quiet when began to swing prepar-
atory TO taking the leap. / threw
myself at the rope, and, when l was
in mid-air ] saw it was no 90 and
that I was done. | struck out des-
perstely with my feet, in the hope OF
helping myself forward, but I only
reached the rope with the tips of the
fingers with my left hand. Both
hands and both feet were extended In
spread eagle form if you like. ought
to have struck the rope with both
hands fairly In the centre of my body,
With the legs across tbs line, so as to
distribute the strain OF sustaining my
weight over n y whole body. AS it
was 1t all fell On my left arm and my
body swept in toward the rope like
whip-lash. Of course I LET go, and
then began to turn spirally like
coEkscreW aud then 60 down. l
instantly realized that must not land
all spread out. | gathered my left
arm close into my body, pushed my
head forward, and drew my legs to-
gether, struggling to get into shape to
fall on my side. l did just fall that
way forty feet on a wooden stage. My
arm was driven into my side and
rib was. broken. The arm was shat
tered and I was laid up for many
months. While I was going down.in
an instant cav ever again, as vivid
as life, every fall that ever witnessed.
They came up in my mind, one right
after another, like successive flashes
OF lightning, and seemed to be sx-
periencing all of IT, en- in my own
person. But worse 1sn everything
else, q great deal worse than the shock
OF arriving, VA. Re terrible shrek OF
agony that went up from the audi
enoe. 1t was like one heart breaking
vail OF agony. I can hear it yet, and
hear it every time l think Of the &C
oident.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-30
Houses 10 Rent.

Three splendid residences IRON seven f.
eight rooms each, beside buttery. closets
etc on car line. Rental from $50 to SIS per
month. each.
House of sixteen rooms, wei calculated for
a boarding house, half block from principal
hotels, SIS.
Elegant residence of twelve rooms, with all
modern improvements, eth Ward, two blocks
rom Main street; water and gas, ssh.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-30
Yuma Indian Burial Service

I was much struck, 10 reading a
letter to the Bulletin, describing the
mortuary customsof the Hindoos, With
their resemblance to those practiced
in the vicinity of Fort Yuma at the
present time. In fact, they are Liter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-30
GLENDALE PARK

i55ecIYssyed and laid of IN 4a-sc-o H.
nm avenues and streets: TO he 80 q VIZ 80
dow rom 5-acre lot to 100 acres for c ca
eisbt 5c VI IG1r years time. divided into fo%4v
eEGqi- -aSfnthly payments. Can at our ofics .p y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-30
A RARE BARGAIN.

coo A SPLENDID STOCK FARM
AOOO 80 acres IN Summit County,
Utah, two miles from Wanship, on the Weber
River, fenced; 60 acres plow land, 20 acres
hay land, an unlimited stock range, abund.
ance Of water, house offour'roons, stable for
six animals, cOrtsll, etc. A complete outfit
of farming tools and house furniture, first
class For further particulars inquire at our
Office.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03
A Strange Preacher.

There was once minister of the
90, mel who never built church.
Who never preached in one
Who never proposed church ia'r
70 buy the church q new carpet.
Who never founded new sect.
Who never receiveda salary.
Who never asked Tor one.
Who never used q prayer book.
Who never wore q black suit or a
white necktie.
Or a hymn book.
Or wrote n sermon.
Who never hired cOrnet sololst 10
draw souls to bear the "WOrd."
Who never advertised his sermons.
Who never took teAt for his SER
mons.
Who never went through q course
of theological study.
Who never was ordained.
Who never was even converted
Who never went 10 conference.
Who was He?
Jesus of Nazareth Erchah9".
Perhaps correct in the MAN. but III
did found q new sect, known as Chris
,ian's to this day, and we do not know
the color of his clothing.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03
The Water Report.

The Mississippi river and some ct ITS 'Flon
,ories. after declining lt,ie, began to rise
a.,ain and the wafer is still rising at seVefa'
points that affect us here; but we are yet
hopeful that we will no, have another des'
truc,ive overflow.
We copy below the signal se'vi:e report as
i, appeared in the Vickshurg Herald on ih"ts
dav. with changes indicated in the previous
repor, placed ir the last two columns Oh the
right.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03
7----------11-7 = 7-777-7-
Sherif7S Sale.
+. |. DAVIS.
Administrator.

Oscar \. Folsc, Liqur,
No. 1897, ".
John II. McTn,o, 81
State Of Louisiana. Parish of kichland,
Filth District Court
Rv virtue Of an alias wit of Ii. IA, issued
from the Honorable Fifth District Court in and
for the Parish of Richlanh, STATE Of louisiana
in The above entitled and nunlIrr,d suit, ana 10
M. directed | have seized viii otter for sale,
AZ the door Of the Court House. N The town 81
Rayvile. said Parish, at public auction, to The
las, and highest bidder, and wi'hla the hours
prescribed by law, on
Saturday, the 2Oh day Of Nay,
1882,
the following described property, 'o>wn
Lot o. II in the town Of Girarl La,
having front Cf fifty feet on night "i way on
the V, 5 IL Z. Il. K. bv depth Of ON; huns
bred and iifty feet. between parallel lnos
together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Term, O? ,aic--twcivc months credit, pnr'
chaser to give bond with approved security
herring : Per cent interest fIUrn da,c OF sale
and special mortgage retained on the properly
g. LEM SCOTT,
! ShcriTs Office, Rayvil!e, La, sht'itt
! April 2Uth. loe-.-5t.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

FAM. or THE LIoSEss "A stir was made
among all the Beasts as to which could boast
Of the largest family. So when they came to
the Llone,s and asked "how many do you
have a, a BIRTH" She replied, 'only one, but II
i, a Lion" The moral was, "lualiiy comes
before quantity The same may be sad IN
contrasting many things with which we deal.
One would desire a single superior article to
a half dozen inferior ones. The s?inc may
be said of medicine and for example We " Ill
mennon English FEMALE B1TEas as
positive remedy for the cure Of chronic female
complaints and irregularities. The mere
ma ne Of this medicine iastiils the most I'M
pIici, confidence, bacause it has been proven
Tia, i,- quality is far superior to anything else
Of the kind Females prefer one bottle ct tins
/ to half a dozen of others which possess nc
! merit 2t.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

The following letter was handed ms by
Wiley P Maugham, which he received from
Mr. McMeekin on business
The language shows the tender and aiiec-
tomato disposition of the writer.
Deceased was formerly Miss Mamie Jor'
dan, who resided on BPuf river in this parish
and will be remembered by many:
Nashville, Tenn. May 29th, 1882.
W. p. Mangaam, Esq, Rayviile, La
Dear Sir:
Yours with check and statement was duly
| received.
I am deeply panied to inform you of the
death of my dear beloved wife. She died
on the 18th INST, after Ii months sickness
which she bore with Christian resignation
She died from tnmor in her left groin. She
was dear and loving wife and Christian
from early youth.
Yours with due respect,
WILLIAM McMEEKIS.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

Mr.. ]. J. Campbell, Of Winona, Miss 4,
mai, contractor, who procured severa. routes
IN this State, among them the route from Ray
vile to Charlieville, has been visiting his
routes for The purpose Of suble,iing them. He
was in this place las, Monday and succeeded
in sublel,ing the route TO J. A. Liddell. lie
called a, orr office, and we find him very
social .en,l, man.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03
a Mailer Of Public Interest.

We hold ,ial II = the Gu:y q: ponce Oo''''
u en"ousaser"blic improvements, and par
''u!arly siid ENTERPRISES as are OF coGVeh'
ence 10 tie general pubic. SoTe time since
ne i"gisau.e of ms state gra1ei u charter
'''e i-at''...r" Bridge Company, OF RchIand
''' ''H'' A"n'e pan hes, VITA certain riG"'s'
'''"csr' AMI franchises. Ia conformity 10
''' CHARTER, the company last year hni' a
's'' across Like Lafourclrc A. the cFos''n'
YAK Rid(,e and Grari road, which was
-" CONVEX renee to the travelling puollr,
&c aI'y 'h, (cirlzcns of tie third ward Of this
sh And IL, e fni ward Of Morehousc.
plu. 49, ding this iac,. the po.~----.Fy OF
'an.' e he brio e''cd to ie1 II hf ferry at that
; and Fos.iu2. u !" ..ru;cte ''e "'''' ;
bl ,wcen the rinra.sSoiI gahcrn all 'o.ls at the
* ell kind OF compromise. 'ompe'"''n o''
# more convenient and It's chat" '''s Jaw
IT got all the bu. mess. ''''''
at Tie bridge wa broken IS less Vi '0''''
tat 1t VIII soon be replace,
49,, ready been done. The lrAS Tue
We learn are Hing To s", II nos
provided the lis les>ees. Oh "'e '''''
at lease notes. Ing to surrender their lea
ch small and we Il, vii, return them thei
citizens will objemomt 'f these notes
n. he inprovcnc,,,aniident that none oil wv
~ and lie ,r,ycl,i to the arrangements as p"'
hence we think III thereby be encourage
is, nno' greatly "'i, s"is ,r snonI
.. ny....-hk that .hf ponce Jury "'''
Is ~. ferry and graz, the bridge comp;
- NV ,he exclusive privilese OF crossing poop
a, tina, place, provided tnFy WI" ''"
themselves to keep the bridge in good '''
60, crossing a, all times.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

The police jury of Richland parish VIII
p. Get in regular session mex, Monday. The
appointment Of road overseers will be made
a, this session. We iwou,d sueges, to the
board tina, it allot to the citizens of Rayviile
certain distances on the different roads lead.
;rr into town, app pin, oversesrs On shem and
allow each citizen The choice Of paying eersai,
tax for the working Of these roads or dong
the work himself Many of us cannon eav'
our places of business to do the WORK anu Pre-
fer paying the tax to hunting hands 10 "''
IN our place.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

BGuf river has been rising very rapidly
for several days, and many Of our people have
been restless on account Of their apprehen-
sions of another overflow, which would des>
troy our prospects for crop this year and
at on, ruin our parish. 1t is impossible to
know whether snch calamity is in store Tor
US or not but we can hope for the better at
least.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03
Questions and Answers.

VIVA, remedy is leading the sale oil all QUIZ
er re,ne,iiesf
Ans.-Brown's Iron BitteFs
VIVA, me liclne is provin: itseli 70 oe ~
miraculous merit i'll restoring lost heai'''
strength and vigort
Ans -B,own's Iron Bi'ters.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

The building committee received the new
cour, house last Tuesday and paid for it, but
they had to borrow the money, we believe
with which to make the last payment. k'ch-
land has n court house now of which any
country parish would have reason to be proud
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

MANY persons will take no medicine until
Frustrated on a bed Of sickness This is folly
Nature always calls for assistance when need
ed to throw Of impurities. With our habits
Of life, it is necessary 10 render this help.
PRIcKLY ASH Buffers will not force nature
but acts mildly aud renders the assistance
required. Try them. >. 2t.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

Miss Zcrah Pritchard has our thanks ioi
handsomely arranged bouquet, which she IRE
.cu,cd to the little editor this week. lie will
know how to appreciate such favors alter a
while, Miss Zerah; and then We viii see
whether the girls will continue to send M"
bouquets.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

Mr.. Richard Crowley, ct >'i"n, Mas
s,y.. Il cal, irun prre"raI 'fPc''.'''
rr.o,n,nr,.u rtovu', Iron EI'',r- n' ''"S .
,e,nan,ht cure tof indigestion. dy-i'iN'.
SICK stomach, PAINTED urina' N, &c II ''','
strengthens the wio,e grncIai System l.
.f.c, j. mo-; worIcIf,.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

Mrs L. V. Vickers requested us to tender TO
Capt Jas. Hamilton and other officers of the
Era III, thanks of the following ladies and gen
tleman for the elegant manner in which they
were treated on board the bat during its tri ,
ND the r,ver abort he Sth inst: Mrs l.. V.
Vickers, Miss Cornelia Vickers and Miss Will
lie chapman of Alto; Mr.. and Mrs. W
Davis, Mrs. Hefner, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Lee
and Miss Virginia Harrison Of Oak Ridge
and Miss Lizzie Jones of Girard.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

For the information Of industrious, able bodl'
ell persons out Of employment. We will
state that they can obtain employment at good
wages on the railroad. This much oil an a"'
ver,i,ement is given the contractsrs free o:
charge in the interest of persons seeking EN-
ployment.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

The police jury oush, to make arrange>
ments for the removal of ru obish from the
court house square. No doubt the prisoners
now in Jail would he PERFECTLY willing to do
the work in order to get little Wholesome
exercise and the opportunity to breath pure
air.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

We arc indebted to Hon. Floyd King for
n late copy of agricultural reports and for
copy OF the speech of Hon. John Randolph
Tucker, of Virginia, on Chinese immigration
delivered in congress March 22nl.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

The Russian government has at
last promised protection to the perse-
cuted Jews and taken steps to execute
its promise.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

REASONS why BAILEys SALINE APERIEST
should be used by all classes in preference to
all others. 1t is the cheapest and most relia'
BILE purgative ever offered. 1t has stood the
test and gained an enviable reputation
wherever used. |, is the only large size
al orient that sells at so cents per bottle. II
acts upon the stomach. liver and bowels
without nausea, gripping or any trouble what
ever. Its taste is pleasant, its action is mild
and i, never fails. 1t relieves sick headache,
acid stomach and heartburn Instantly. 2. u
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

The prospec, of good crops IN tins Parlsh Is
quite favorable, if we escape another overflow
hut if il comes il will blast the hopes OF at
least one half our people
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

Fourteen lives we're lost by the
burning OF the steamer MHn''"n"n IA
lake Huron. The fire was caused b.
the explosion Of coal Gil lamp.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

We have received from our friend Ben
Lewis, corresponding secretary Of the louisa
m pharmaceutical Association, copy of the
proceedings of the meeting of tina, association
held in New Orleans April oath, 25th, 1852.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03
CUCCESSAON SALE.
June 3. 1852 ct.

y
State of Louisiana, Succession Of
Parish Of Richiand. ! d. K. Petit, Deceased
By virtue Of an order Of sale, issued from
the Honorable Fifth District Court in and tor
the Parish OF Rchand, State VI Louisiana IN
the matter Of the succession ni ID IL ret'It'
deceased. and to me directed, will offer tor
sale, at the last residence Of the deceoed, IN
the town of Rayviile, on
" ednesday, the 28th day of June, 1882,
| at public aucilon, to the last and highest
| bidder, within the hours prescribed by law,
the following property belonging to SAID sues
| cc>sion, iO-wt
One undivided one half interest in lot No.
twelve square number four ~, in the town
! of RayviIle. La fronting on Benedet'e street
(6O sixty feet. aud running back north along
Julia street l20 feet according to plat OF the
town of Rayviile, La, being corner h'
60xl2 20 feet. together with all the building
and improvements thereon also tract I"
land purchased by deceased from VIM. ]. OlI
yer tax collector, described "a follows
North east quarter of the south west quar-
ter. and the south west quarter Of sec ion p
Township Is Moth, Range East; contain
Ing two hunired acres more or less.
Lot number IL 81 square number OF thu
town Of Rayville, az per plat OF SAID town
together with all the buildings end improve
ments thereon.
The McCown tract Of land described a
follows:
South east quarter section five, Township
No. IS North. Range Fast: containing on
hundred and sixty acres, with all the buiId
inss and Improvements thereon; also On
mule, one bay mare and lot OF household an
kitchen furniture.
Terms of sale, cash, with tic benefit c
: appraisement. -
LEM SCOTT, Sheriff.
Sherlf-s Office, Rayvilie, La.
May 81, 1882 -5t.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03
WANTED.

Three or four hundred head Of sheep, to ne
delivered on car at Monroe, Girard, Rayv'ile
or Delhi Persons having sheep for sale VIII
address The undersigned at Vick,b"rg, Miss,
giving price, number and kind Offered.
yicksburg, Miss, May t. $50.
GEO. {. WADDlLL.
Nav l3-lm.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

The moon light nights of the week have
been delightful, bright and cool, and some OF
our young friends have made use Of the for
croquet playing.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03
SALE.

Strscssion Of I'dliam Hammond decedSr6-
By virtue of an order of sale issued II m
the u., l. 9TH District Court in and for THE Ia
ish nj ktchland State of Louisiana, end %
M. directed as administrator OF the success.
inn of " iiliain Hammond deceased, vi
otI.r for sale at public auction, 10 the last an"
Ii,I.., ,,.i.ier at the door ot the court house
in the town Of Rayvie, SAID PARISH and State.
on
Saturday, he 24h day Of Jmc, 1882,
wi,hn the legal hours Of sale the following
described property belonging TO sald success
ion rn.wIt
One old saddle and bride one donble>bar-
rel sho, gun. one OK in range, one OK yoke !;
also an undivided Que half interest IN the toll
lowing described tract of land situated III said
parish and State fo>wit: Fractional north
/ half Of south east quarter section, AMI irac>
/ ,ional north east quarter of south wet quarter
| and fractional south hall Of south west quar-
ter Of section %, +. l. n RAM t. Eat. cons
tanning in the aggregate l05 and oU>luo aces
| of land more or less.
Terms ni sale--ca>h, with the benefit q
| apIraise nent.
+. |. DAVIS.
| Administrator.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03
BEWARE OF IN
SALE.

Mary 5 Kincad
No 1903, vs..
Mrs. Susan A. Scott, ct al,
State OF Louisiana, Parish of Richland.
Filth District Courts.
Nv yir,ae of an alias writ OF IT, Ia, issnch iIo'
the Honorable Fifth District Court, in and u
the Parish Of RichIand, State Of Louisiana,
the ahov. entitled and numbered sn't and ~
m. directed, have seized and will offer i"r
sale a, the door Of the courthouse, IN the
tow n Of kayville, on
Saturday, The 3rd day Of June, 1872
a, public auction. to the last and highest h'h'
der aud wlihin the hours prescribed ny 'a~'
the failowing described property, to'wh
The south cas-, quarter of the SCUM cast
Quarter. and north halt Of section twenty sew
en-. north ha'f of north east quarter, and wes'
half Of seciion twenty six, Township seven
teen North. Range nine east, confirming seven
! hundred aud sixty acres more or less.
Terms of sale-cash, with the Deneh'
Of appralsemeni .co,.r
Sherids Office. Rayvi'le, La, Sher'ii.
Anil 2gtlI lS6I.-'t.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

The delicate, emacia'ed and lnhrm hn',
perfect health, sure strength anu you''''"'
ouoyancy in Browns Iron Bi'eIs
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

The L. S. Senate last week CON
tirmed the appointment of Miss Ada
G.. swee, as pensio6agtAt a, Chicago
She is the daughter of the la,e pen
sion agent at that place.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

Now is good time to buy brick, for we
nresume Messrs Stanton & Livingston are
willing to sell cheap to get rid Of what they
have on hand.
II you would keep ont oil 'rouore u'rrnu
strictly to your own business and leave the
affairs of your neighbor alone, especially his
family affairs.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

Several packages of seed corn and beans
were received by us this week for distribute"
Those in need of such seed will find them
the post Office.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

The water Is getting very high m Lai"n'ch'
swamp.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

: sppear to be quite plentiful
S6er of negroes hawking them
Iers. They are excellent fruit.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

owe TOUH PATRONAGE TO YOUR
~ born, PAPER ;yHye first.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

Heavy rain and thunder Storm. acconpani'
cd by considerable wind on "Wednesday
mon M
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

NJ = <rfow, heavy rains and cool morris
2Ioubt damaged the fruit crop cons'd>
IN; bu, nevertheless there will be 4 very
6od yield.
Richland beacon., 1882-06-03

To>mrrrow Is the regular day for Baptist
services at RayvI!Ie. Rev. 1. n. Rhymes
will preach. i