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Richland beacon., 1882-03-04
NOTICE.
State OF Louisiana, Parish of Richand,
Fourth Ward.

Fourth ward.
Whereas on tie 18th day Of February, A.
ID 1882, a certain white OK, except some red
spots ahou, the head, neck aud hams, market
with crop IN the right ear, haliNroP, or crop
a 81 und-r>lope, in the left ear, no brand per-
ceptibIe. was duly estr,yed before me- 10y A
l.. Weaver, the owner of which l. unknown
Now. therefore. unless the owner shall appear
prove property, and pay charges acc"Idine L"
law. | will proceed on 9th day ct March.
A ID 1852, to sell SAID stray, at my office IN
the town OF Alto, TO the hiehes, bidder for
cash at not less than two-,lnrds OF the ap-
pr;,is.d value. W. II. DUFF, J. p.
February 18th, lsso-jt.
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04
NOTICE Of Adm IN isfrn ton.

I ue STATE Of Loui.iana, Parish of Ric.land.
Fish Disr.ct Cour,
SUCCESSION ~ WiLLIAT tlrvaoND, Deceased
Whereas, Richard Da,!- has filed in tie
Office Of the Clerk Of TIE F.i:h District COur;
IA and for the Parish OF Rich and, his applica>
,on for the administrator. OF tae estate 0.
William Hammond, decca-cd--
Now, therefore, unles, opposition be ma'ie
thereto within ten day from The date hereof d
;Ae said Richard | pavi. ~! be appointed
aduini-'ra,or Of sa,i sncce~sirn. u?U. cons
Plying wei. the requisites pf 'ie law.
!. NEW PITTS.
C...rk 9Th u &.
Rayvir L. February 18Th, l-N2. fl3-N
GIVE YOUR PATRONAGE To YOU
" an" paper .'ay hist
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04

"Wine is r.ocker, and strong drink is
raging" Take rR'cKLy ASH B!rrERs. 1t is
not beverage, U't a remedy for all i'll effects
of an excess Of intoxicating stimulan,s.
Don't take drink before breakfast "jns, to
wake you up" because you feel 50 stupid and
languid. You are sure to feel worse as soon
as tie effect wears Off Take half wine
glass Of PRIcKLY ASH BIrTERs. l, will
brighten you up for the whole day-Feb. 25
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04
The Real Condition Of our
People.

Since this parish has been inundated, and
SINCE the snllect Of appealing for aid Ia.
been ag,ated, we have heard sor1e reports
# des,ltu,icu have heard Of few families
who had been living on bread alone for sewers
At weeks--no meat to eat-and others who
Had mea, and no bread. II the other people
+ the parish were able to divide with them
inis would not be a very distressing condition
Il affairs; but there are very few who have
,ilicier, supplies to las, thea. through the
year or the means Of procuring more than
,.ill suffice for their own necessities. A very
'arse majority OF our people, however, have
he means Of procuring supplies for them,
ives, although most of til I'm are in debt
:, .,ady and will have to 20 deeper in deb,
e procure them; for even those who are be>
lni with their merchants, after pairing them
81 hey could out Of last year crop, can still
.,,ain assistance from their merchants as long
90. "a. merchants are able to procure supplies
i..rn,elves. If all snch persons decline
I, -. rn,nent aid and leave whatever ra,ions
'.- Government, furnishes Tor those who have
r-I,lcr money nor credit, there will, we
'lns be no danger Of any one starving in
or parisll this year.
los, Of the PARISH is inundated, the water
...Ir-, q fraction higher than it was in 1876,
IA the stock, cattle AMI hogs especially, are
carving aud drowning, but this is the case
,very time we have an overfow-and that is
M aver'gc Of at leasi once every two years.
The d5ou,h Of las, year left US less prepared
To- battle With the overflow and the loss OF
sock is greater. Add to these tie appear
~nce of the gnsts, which will no doubt kill
more or less stock, and you will have a true
and unexagera,cd picture of our real eoudi-
ton in Richland parish, which is quite bad,
Vt might DC much worse.
The water will now commence falling,
csnno, Else always-and as il recedes Our
prospects will brighten, and in a few weeks
mos, G: our people will be cheerful again, fol
they viii be busy planting, and if the sea
sons are favorable they will see their crop:
Srowing and while tie crops grow no one
can fee. very gloomy. 1t IT very true tina
good crops do not aiiray, follow overtiows
but they do sometimes, and we believe tina
this IS Gle Of the times they will. Let US
hope SO H; least.
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04
boarding House.

Mas. F.. NuxSEnY 4 Mrs. ANNIE LlDDELL
would respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally that they have entered
into partnership for the reception Of boarders,
and prepared to accommodate 5Oardeis
and l,dgers, day Loarders and transe Gus
toners.
Terms reasonable, and the table supplied
with the best the market affords.
Rayvile, La. Jahy eth, 1892 Sins.
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04

Strengthen brain and muscle, cultivate
nerves OF iron, make labor easy and woIA q
pleasure. by using Browns Iron B,teEs.
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04

4 pEr:oRABLL AFFAIR La: Thursday our
sister town, Jeanere,tc, was the sccae of a
'ery unfortunate aiiail Two young boys
aged respectively = and 10 years, in iGnita-
non o. re unnatural bTuies, Ryan and Sul-
Ivan, {: gagged themselves in a pugui!stic ex.
ercise which resulted IN Raoul receiving
,.,ai bow On the Lead, Causing his death
short: after Exer, yourself to d higher de-
gree OF ':nula'ion, big contemporaries, as to
wRo w.,. give the speeches, and leIs,hies'
a'coi'.; OF prize ssh's |, las such mora,
i;z,ns n'diencc upon the rising genera;on-
Sugar eorl
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04
.HERIFF'S SALE.
Succession Of Henry Belien, deceased.
l.. T.. Tisdale, Administrator thereof.

Succession Of Henry Beien, deceased,
l.. f. Tlsdale, Administrator thereof.
VS..
J. ID. Cooper ct al.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Rchland,
Fifth District court.
By vir,nc of a wri, of f. IA. issued from the
Honl 9Th District Court, in and for the Parish
OF Richland, Stale of Louisiana, on a twelve
months bond, IN the above entitled SUIT, aud
to me directed, ! have seized and will offer for
sale az the door OF the rour; house, III the
town Of Rayville, La, on
Saturday, the 1911 day IF Uarch,
1882,
a, public auction, 10 the last aud highest bid
der, and within the hours prescribed by law
the following described prore''y, to-wn
One lot OF ground adjoining and on the east
SIDE Of the town of Rayvie Louisiana, lying
due south of Lot number one OF William. adj
,li,ion 70 the town of RayvlIe. La. conmenc.
ing al the scuih end Of SAID lot and iunhing
back south TO the div ding line between Mrs
Mary D. Bickers and the succession of Thomas
Williams, deceased. and being 300 Tee; " ide
the entire length from east 10 west.
Terms Of ,ale-Cash, without the benc;i, 0.
appraIsemen;. "
LEN SCOTT, Sher.f
Sheriff Office Rayvilie. La
January ..'i 80 u
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04

Ge,,. III icrsh.'ts, " from 500 to 80
cents piece at Vaughan & Da..s
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04

',' .r'',y ~ hat the p'ca-n'' "' '''c"'
81. 81 f,t.. ...ceile,: Discourse iio" k"'
! : g. r:.., subject, blood a'"ho'ncn' Il"
..-orI ul' g.. , law Of nature, whirh require
,i.. ,,r,l-.. e li,c To- Sustain life.
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04

The Beacon rrsenis the charge tia; the poo
g.. ii Rirhland are forced To ap. cal to the
government for provisions or >tarve. We are
ad 10 hear it aud admire the pluck and
,rlrit rith wh,ch the Beacon defends the
y.ni name of Richland -Morehouse CLARION.
But we presume We will have to submit to
ihe inevitable, nuw that o,r parish is inunda>
'cd nnd our people appeal for said" IL is
notifying. bm We suppose it is better to beg
han siarye.
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04

Gents all WOOL Uudersbir,s, for $500
piece, a, Mansham & Davis
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04
RENT nj GIRARD, L.,

The Store House formerly occupied by J. d
McCorkle, measuring about 60 by 20 feet,
with warehouse at the side and bedroom
attached, and shelving and counters in perfect
order For terms apply 10
JOHN CHHFFE & son,
Feb. 18Th, .6S-.-it New Orleans.
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04

Beautiful moonligh, nights.
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04
RAYyILLE, LOUISIANA,
March 9Th, 1882.

......- .nc nalrr- w,'i agree "''i ~ ''"'
49,. p.,'r- ;lnu 10 brcah at all"
o.. go. q ia'',,i.",' III. W"'E
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04

Nv I y. Rhymes viii hi the appoints
oi de Pastor OF the Bapts: church at
81, place 'u'norrow, and We hope 10 see
.-ood congregation in attend ince. 1t Is true
we canno' &c, to the church except IN skiis
,nd canoes, hu, We 60 about town every day
boy .Ich means Of conveyance and We ought
e.. 10 " liling TO 90 tn church in the same way!
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04
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Richland beacon., 1882-03-04

Go TO preaching tomorrow.
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04

ALI We Changes.
iuW water -
Richland beacon., 1882-03-04

Sheriff : Office, Rayville La,
January 2Sth, lSS2.-ut
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FSom a orusgIst.

from Physician and Surgeon.
Missouri June %-Please forward me epother Dor
OF the Pastlles Tbs patient on whom have used
recoyeripg and think another will set him ali risht
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lief as she sank among its yielding cush.

lief as she sank among its yielding cush-
ions.
Then somehow her rocker found its
way back, and she made no remark in
regard TO its being q modern and unms-
thetic invention.
So one by one the high-art furniture
disappeared-the great square cabinet,
with its heavy drawers and doors, giving
legitimate place TO her light bureau,
with its convenient contrivances and
places for everything-until at last, on
returning from cheerful, health-giving
drive with her husband, Mrs. Potter
found the funereal bedstead gone and her
own luxurious French springfield re.
stored to its place.
She reposed sweetly that night, and in
the morning remarked, dreamily, that
she didn't know but that, after all, the
things to which one was most accus-
toned were the best in time of sickness.
But when she was quite well again
she gave no hint of restoring her ban
ished aesthetic surroundings; and Potter
rejoiced in spirit, while cherishing fond
hope In regard to his once favorite sit.
ting room.
Htb HOpo ScciuS llhcly W Dc ICetliNCu'
Mrs. Potter has been heard to remark
that the floor looked rather bare In win
ter without a carpet; and she also in
quired, doubtiDgly, whether frosted sill
yer and French china were not, after all,
really quite as beautiful as blue crockery
and old pewter.
She has also had the venerable Win
ston portrait cleared of its aesthetic
smoke, and presented beggar-woman
with a ginger-crock Grecian vase, full OF
dried apples-the only use she had ever
found for 1t.
These to her husbands soul are pre-
cious signs, which he fondly anticipates
seeing, at no distant time, blossom into
the fullness of q restoration to his sorely-
missed modern luxuries and home COM
forts, for which, in his case, at least, no
aesthetic or high-art surroundings can
compensate. Night.
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AmbideXtry.

A person who has the equal use of
both hands is called "ambidextrous !"
/. O., as though possessed of two dex-
tors, or right hands. A man in New
York is remarkable example of this,
and he claims that it is not born gift,
but an requirement within the power of
any person. In that city recently he
lectured upon the subject, and began
his illustrations by showing on the
blackboard what he called the best test
of ambidextry, the writing Of signatures,
He wrote his own name with both hands
at once, backward and forward, right
side up and up side down, and in half a
dozen other different ways.
"This," said Mr.. Woodward, sis o
valuable accomplishment for q bank
president or O railroad official; for he
who can write his name twice while an
other is writing it once deserves three
holidays in week or double pay"
Then the lecturer wrote q love letter
in French in one hand, and o business
letter in English with the other, stimuli
taneously. Afterward, at the same time,
he wrote such words as "Fontainebleau'
and Constantinople." GAS an
athletic exercise, club swinging and
dumbbell shaking sink into stupidity be-
side this" no said, wiping his brow.
"The most difficult thing to do" he
continued, "is to draw q square with one
hand and o circle with the other" Then
he attempted the task. The ends of the
circle did not meet and it was not
round; beside, the square looked like o
parallelogram, but the audience ap-
plauded.
Finally, Mr.. Woodward drew with
both hands symmetrical geometrical
figures, which he called decorative dc.
signs, employing the right hand on the
right side Of the figure and the left hand
ON the left side. He sketched seven of
these figures In minute and q half,
and said:
81 will challenge the best draughts-
man in New York City to perform this
task in an hour and q quarter with one
hand, and he may select his own de-
signs. Youths Companion.
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fecty Had epi!spsy from weakness, Tor year, past
Town, Oct. 10TH '79-I am almost surprised AZ your
Pasties. They have worked like charm on me, am
lust twice as much Of mnn as was before taking I
the verge OF tho grave thought and there was
no cure for me- but now am In good hopes for cure
West virpinia, Aug. % is70.--I received your medr
elmo and believe II has cured mo- for which vsry
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-17

Unsolicited testimony to the enloaoy OF
Prof. Harrie' Paetilfes, taken from Let.
ters received from patronos
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The Weekly World Is the only leading ne,oS-
paper IN tie country that has special de-
gartment der0ted 10 masonic Interest.
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ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE sNoWFILLED NEST.

II swings upon the leaflcss tree,
BY stormy winds blown to and fro;
Deserted, lonely, sad to see,
And full OF cruel snow.
In summers noon tho leaves above
Made dewy shelter from the heat;
Tho nest was full OF life ana loyci-
All, life and love are sweet
The tender brooding OF the day,
The silent, peaceful dreams of night,
The Joys that patience oycrpay,
The cry of young delight.
The song that through the branches rings,
The nesting crowd with eager eyes,
The flutter soft OF untricd wings,
The flight OF glad surprise
All, all are gone l know not where;
And still upon the cold gray tree,
Lonely, and tossed by every air,
That snow filed nest | see.
J, too, had once place OF rest,
Where life, and love, and peace were mino-
Even as the wild birds build their nest,
When skies and summer shine.
But winter came, the leaves were dead;
Tho mother. bird was first TO go,
The nestlings from my sight have fed;
The nest is full of snow
Rose Terry Cooke, IN 81. Nicholas.
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For Sale By Dealers Everywhere.
MORTGAGE SALE.

MI OtlD3AuE SALE.
Default having been made in the terms and con
ditons of II certain indenturc Of mortgage bearing
date the 3lst day Of December, A. d. $780, and exc
cuted by and between Josiah s. Marsh and Lucinda
Marsh of the first part, and Monroe Klocit of tn,
second part, and duly recorded in the Office of Tho
Register of Deeds for the county of Alpcna on the
9th day of December, A. d. $780, in Libcr of mort
cages, on page IL, and by which said default the
operative, and il being claimed that there is now due
and unpaid ut the date hereof said mortgage the
sum of five hundred and forty-fvc dollars and fifty
cents is5i550 for principal and interest together
with an attorney fee of thirty dollars $780, provided
for in said mortgage, and suit proceeding eth.
ut law equity having been instituted to recover
the amount secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof, now, therefore,
Notice is hereby given, that the It'll day Of
August, 1ss2, at two o'clock in the afternoon OF
said day, ut the front door of VIM. ii. Johnson's
brick block, Water street, in the city of Alpena
county of Alpcna, and State Of Michigan that being
the building in which the Circuit Court for said coun-
~ in which said mortgagcd premises situated is
held there will be sold at public auction, to the high
est bidder, the premises described in said mortgage
much thereof may be necessary to satisfy the
and all costs and charges allowed by law. Said
mortgaged premises situated in the County of Al
pona, state of Michigan and described follows
wits The southwest quarter of the southwest quar-
ter of section eight, Sl, in township thiry-one, 1911,
north of range eight tSl east, also lot number nine
t9 in block number five, 5l, of Htchcocks first adj
dition to the village now city of Alpena:
Mortgage.
VICTOR G. BURNuAM,
Attorney for Mortgage
Alpena. May 0, 1882.
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AGENTS For Border Outlaws
DIR. Merwin's Acknowledgements Battery

EOR SALE.-S0 acres of land on Long Lake road,
y five miles from the city. For particulars enquire
at the ARGUS office.
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DIR. Foster, of Georgetown, s. c.,
has 1,642 tea plants six feet high, grow
ing thrifty and vigorously. lie says
tea can be successfully cultivated in that
region.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-17

Many inferior goods arc offered as Columbus Bug
ges and should be taken to distinguish between
columbus Buggies" and Columbus Buggy Co.'S bug
0ic
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The New York World has no superior OF
either side OF tho water a live
brilliant, perfectly appointed
progressive newspapers.
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Maryland, Sept 2'79-Last January We rot Dor Of
your Romedy Tor one ofour customers and Il has made
aperfect cure OF him. We have another customer now
suffering In the same way and wish one No. bog.
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GureIsa Dailp Sentinel,
rp11sHEp EVERY MORNING (MoNpAYs EXCEPT
ED By
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of Monroe and Bateman streets

omoo-corner of Monroe and Bateman streets.
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c. CHENOWETH........s. Winnemucca, New
7 n. RICKARD. ............ Silver Reef, Utan
ORMOND II LOVETT. ................Fr Frisco, Otan
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BEATIrIC LODGE, NO. =, X. OF p,
MEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
Hall, in the Richard Foley tailding
All Brother Knights, In good standing, are
raternally invited TO attend such meetings.
W. q. DAVENPORT, o. O.
O. q. CApY, Z. OF r. and 8.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-28

The Houston Post OF Wednesday
morning contains nm elaborate review "
TIN platform adopted by the Galveston
convention the reviewer being Gen. j.
B. Robertson, independent democratic
candidate Tor Governor II is hardly
necessary to say that Gen. r. points out
defect after defect IN the several plauks
and exposes what lac regards as the fal-
lhclous Pledges OF tn instrument The
article Is well written, however, aud the
author IL undoubtedly sincere iu his as
plrntIOnsfor reform So ARE all of u-,
aud the E1ANuNtRwl hes could induce
Gen. Robertson to come IN ont ~ the
ralu and pull in the party harness.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-28

Washington dispatches state that the
navy department has received mail ad.
wees from Admiral Nicholson, at Alex
audri to date July o. His dispatches
are interesting and volumiuous, but later
reports by cable have deprived them Of
much OF their news value Nicholson
reports at that date he knew Of only
about half i zen Americans IN Egypt,
and nearly all of these were IN official
positions Two were missionaries and
were ou board American vessels He
had offered shelter to nny Europeans in
Alexandria belonging to the nations
who bad 10 war vessel in the harbor,
and several had avmlod themsclv 4 OF
his offer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-28
Thc woman H. Always 10
Iklnunp

ttlmlrH ~ Y , Free lr...I
The Rev Mr. Simmons NJ tine Green.
bush baptist church, who wrote love let
ters to Sister Iii lie Aiken, was told that,
having been caught IN he with respect
to his amOrous epistl's lac had better
confess and be forgiven II according
y confessed, admitted everything
charged against him-that he had been
false TO his wife and children that b.
had tired 10 ruiuH young girl, that he
had he'd like n trooper IN order to shield
himself from the proper punishment uf
his meanncas-Hnd WAS immediate y
voted back into the pulpit The meet
ing that elected th, confession and did
the rcstor tiun Was composed Of rather
more than hall the church, and, "
conrse, very largely " ladies, and il was
unanimous IN favor u forgiveness and
restoration. Aud did not only justice
to- the gentle Snnou., hut to Lillic Aiken
ls well-tle most dreadful Justice to the
latter. II said nothing officially u Miss
Aiken, but discussed her in conversation
after the meeting had broken up. She
is under ~, aud pretty ! is not shown
we think, hat she ever responded to
the gush NJ the Rev. Mr.. Simons But
she was the subject ~ his emotions and
lllhl was 'l'HEll bNf tbb1 ll l4ll'
lie Aiken ought TO have her head wruug
night oil her shoulders and that was
doubtless the view Of all the other ladies.
Indeed, it is by uo means to be sup
posed that the restoration ~ Mr Simons
will be complete without the punish
mput Of Lille Aiken to some extent and
We would suggest that the usual plat
form bc built, and that she be placed
ulou It with the usual scnrlct le ter
on hor brct4t She has received letters
from her pastor the brn2ru wretch and
has thereby sought the ruin of his i'm
nLnnlml a.Lll