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Richland beacon., 1882-02-11
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That principle which prompts the perfor
n.anc, of good deed simply because IT is
right is genuine and pure.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-11
Notice to School Board.

There will be special meeting of the Board
Of School Directors held in Rayvil!e on Sat
urday, the 25,h day OF February instant, for
the transaction OF business Of importance !;
and all the members are urged to attend. If
we cannot have a quorum at any Of our meet
ings it will be impossible for the Board to
transact business, and the educational interests
of the parish will suffer.
JNO. A. HEMLER, SR,
Tuos. J. MSSGHAN, President.
Secretary.
Rayville, La, February Sth. lSs2-2t.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-11

Gents Under.tirts, at from $500 to 40
cents Q piece at Manglam 4 Davis
Richland beacon., 1882-02-11
Sherif's Sale.

3. T. Cazy NJ. il9. vs.. l. ". CT oa,.
State OF Louisiana, Parish of Richland, Parish
Court
BY virtue of an alias writ Of f. ia Issued
.som the llonl. Parish Court in aud for the
Parish Of Richland, State Of Louisiana, in tho
above en,!tied abd numbered suit and 20 me
directed. | have seized aai will offer for sale,
u, the coor OF the cour! house, ip the town Of
Rayviile, on
Saturday. the Ism day Of February,
1882,
4, pnblic auction, TO he la II and highest bid.
der. the following described properly, to-wi,:
The south hall Of nortli-ea-t I quarter, an
south cas- quarter OF south west quarter, anil
northeast quarter oi south west quarter, and
northwest quarter Of south heast quarter, and
northeast quarter OF northwest quarter, and
east half Of northwest qua F,cr OF northeast
quarter of Section 33, Township Is North,
Range d East, containing two hundred and
sixty acres Of land, moro or less. Seized a,
the property of |. w. Choat. and will be sold
10 satisfy said writ and all COSTS
Terms o: saie--cash with the benef, Of
apprai>emenl
LEN SCOTT,
Sheriff. Office Rayville, La, Sheriff.
Jan ith. isS2--6:
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Richland beacon., 1882-02-11

We received letter few days since from
our energetic and public spirited R"rre>ena-
tive in Congress, Hon. ). Floyd Ming, in
in laring the Rayvlle post office made
MOI order office, TO take effect from July IL,
next, which i, the beginning Of the fiscal year
This will prove great convenience to nam
ber of the citizens Of our parish. Gen King
in addition to this piece of service TO the ci,i-
a beaver in the House to secure appropriations
for the improvement, Of Red river, the A,chaf-
alaya, Bayou Macon and other Louisiana
streams.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-11

Gents all WOOL Under.hlris, fer $500
piece, at Manghan Il Davis
Richland beacon., 1882-02-11

Mr. John l.. Gaugrr desires us to inform
his friends and the public generally that he IS
prepared to do all kinds of work, such as re-
pairing wagons and bugsir-, stocking plows,
III, at the blacksmith shop IN Rayvile If
you have any Of thi, kind OF work 10 te done
give il To him.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-11

DR.. W. $. Mcintosh, OF Girard has been
very sick with infldnatlon of the liver for sew
eml days, but as we have heard nothing from
him within the last few days we are unable
preport hns condition, though we sincerely
and useful citizen, whom all would regret to
lose
Richland beacon., 1882-02-11
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FREE PRESS is entitled TO receive copy Of
Richland beacon., 1882-02-11

An Australian shcc? was recently sold for
5000
Richland beacon., 1882-02-11

Roll Of Honor.

The following subscribers TO the BEACON
have paid their subscriptions up to the dates
set opposite their names:
Richland beacon., 1882-02-11

The Golden Rule is the on y correct guide
Ivy which we can plumb our lives III all our
conduct towards others.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-11

.w;ue is a mocker, and strong drink is rag
;0,.' Take rHckLr Assn B'rrEns- LIZ no,
'"t. ,.,sgs. bn, remedy for all i'll effects of
..c.ss Of intoxicating s,iunulan,s. Don't
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's' hxsuse yon feel So stupid and langnid.
nr -. sure to feel worse As soon as the
Io .,csrs OH Take half wine glass of
euee ASH BlrrEns. I, viii brighten you
III, whole day go
Richland beacon., 1882-02-11

The January number OF the Masonic
Chnnclc, published at Columbus, Ohio is on
our table; and we find in its pages a good
deal Of matter of interest TO the Craft, espe-
ealy the good ndvre il contains. Ii is a
sunge thing to us that tho Sc masonic papers
wpt more literally pa,ronzed by the fra
umy. The price Of the Chronicle is Sl.O0 a
Richland beacon., 1882-02-11

The February nns,bcr Of Golden Days,
which is decidedly the bes, periodical for girls
and boys that reaches this Office, i on our
table; and We pronounce il a genuine treat to
all its young readers, bo, as to its choice read :
ns matter and beautiful pictures. Each num-
Der is, in fact, large, handsome and interests
ing book tor the youne people, worth al least
Que dollar, and the price for "A year is only
three dollars. Address James Eivcrson, y.
W. corner Ninth and Spruce streets, Philadel'
pb!a
Richland beacon., 1882-02-11

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general i'll health, Browns Iron B'ucrs is the
best.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-11

AccI Il close guard over your tongue.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-11

Knights Of Honor Richand Lodge No
regular meetings first and r'rd Thursday
evenings % each mon,l.
Ladies Reform SoJiery meets every Friday
evening.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Genuine benevoIence seeks not publicity
Go to Manghsm h Davis Tor Gents Fur
ni.hing Goods.
Thursday was a deliyhtluI springrlike day
Charity requires no trumpet TO proclaim her
virtue.
S,onewure for sale cheap for cash, by Nam
CHAM X Davis
Wednesday was an ugly day, and the night
This is a beautiful time for garden and
fam work.
Gents Overshrts from 10 cents to Sl.o0, q
Maugham X Davis
True nobleness of character needs no lond
CO nmenia,on to secure recognition.
Gents drawers from 10 cents 10 81. % q
pair, at Msngham & Davis
The Golden Rule is the on y correct guide
Ivy which we can plumb our lives III all our
conduct towards others.
Gents all WOOL Under.hiris, fer $500
piece, at Mangham Il Davis
That principle which prompts the Perfor-
n.anc, Of a good deed simply because ii is
right is genuine and pure.
Gents Under.hirts, at from $500 TO 10
cents q piece at Mangham 4 Davis
To live so as TO deserve the confidence and
c teen Of others should be our constant aim
but to he in constant iIead of wi at the evil>
minded may say OF us is degrading slavish'
ness.
We are under Obligations TO DR. VI. Schup>
pert, Of New Orleans, for copy OF the De.
cember number OF Gaillards Medical Journal,
il which we find very ably written review
of the wound and ueatmen: oi the late Jas
\. Garfield.
We received a telegram from Capt Hamii'
ton on Friday night oil last week, stating tia,
the Era would leave New Orleans Tor BC.uf
river on the 9TH instant, but we regret that 1t
reached us too late for the announcement to be
made in our las. is,ue-the paper had already
been printed oil.
Mr. John l.. Gaugrr desires us to inform
his friends aud the public generally that he IS
prepared to do all kinds of work, such as re-
pairing wagons and bussir-, stocking pIows,
&c, at the blacksmith shop IN Rayville. II
you have any Of thi, kind OF work 10 lie done
give it to him.
DIR. w. =. Mclntosli, OF Girard has been
very sick with innamauon of the liver tor sew
eal days, bu, as we have heard nothing from
him within the last few days we are unable
Urepor lis condition, though we sincerely
hope he is convaIcscing. The doctor is gooi
and useful citizen, whom all would regret to
lose
" a,
The January number OF the Masonic
C.,, o,:.
N"" '
W"
.,
Richland beacon., 1882-02-11

Gents drawers from 10 cents 10 Sl.25 q
pair, at Mangham & Davis
Richland beacon., 1882-02-11

True nobleness of character needs no lond
CO nmenia,ion TO secure recognition.
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Wire Fences As Telephones.


Some observing genius has suggest
ed that the loneliness Of home life on
the Western prairies, where farm
houses are often miles apart, may be
alleviated by general utilizing Of
fence wires for telephone communica-
tion. AS in some sections Of the
country all the fences are Of wire most
of the "plant" for several private tele-
phones are already in possession Of
every farmer. so only terminal fixtures
are necessary to free interchange Of
gossip between families that are too
far apart for neighborly calls in bad
weather. The plan certainly has at
tractive features. fit were adopted,
the farmers wife, when SO tired Of the
nonotony Of home life that she can
get no comfort indoors except by slap
ping the children and pecking at her
husband, can drop into rocking chair
near the telephone and chat as cheer
fully with distant neighbor as il she
never had a trouble in her life. Then
she could give her husband a chance
and let him swap horses and exchange
crop prospects with the "boys" at the
nearest village store. Aside from its
convenience such telephone wonld
be great educator, Tor when in use
\ II 4 "A \ 4 III. ..l
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Mr.. r. H.. Holland has ABOUT COM
pletcd his $4,000 opera house at Hop
kinsville. 1t is said to be one Of the
most artistic and handsomely arrang-
ed pieces OF architecture in the State.
1t has a seating capacity of $50, and
would be the pride Of any town in
Kentucky. Mr. Holland, familiarity
remembered here as "Dick Holland, .
is an old student of Bethel College,
and was at one time well known to the
citizens Of RusselIville. lie is one Of
the most stirring and enterprising
young business men in Hopkinsville,
and has the best wishes of his old
friends here Herald Enterprise.
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Review Of the Session.

Congress was in session 245 days,
the longest continuous session, except
one, in many years. Aside from tie
general appropriation bills, which ex-
coed those Of last year upwards Of
$75,000,OO0, the present session has
passed the apportionment bill giving
the honse a25 members after March A,
1888; the polygamy bill, the Utah
Commission, Chinese bill (Which last,
like the river and harbor bill. passed
over veto) tariff commission bill, re-
established the Alabama Claims Com
mission, extended National bank char
ters, amended laws regulating car
riage Of passengers by sea and regard
ing immigration, passed the knit goods
bill. The army and navy appropria-
ton acts contain much general legis :
lation, reorganizing those branches of
the service. There has been liberal
Investment Of surplus revenue on pub
lie buildings in all parts Of the coun-
try. Each branch Of Congress had a
sensational Investigation. starting with
the alleged whisky ring in the Senate,
and the Peru. Chili-Shipherd affair in
the house.
Aside from pensions, the number Of
private bills passed is remarkably
small. The general remark is that il
has been a bad year for the lobby
The absence Of jobs in view Of a pleth.
ORIG Treasury is one redeemIng feature
Of the session just ended.
| Since the first meeting Of the pres
ent Congress the Senate has had three
presiding officers, Republican, Demo
cratic and Independent, without a
change of the other officials. -Louls'
vile Commercial.
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The shcw That Didn't Shop Up.

Early Saturday morning people be-
gan pouring into town by every
conceivable vehiealar conveyance,
some on loot, some ON horseback,
some with OK teams, some in buggies,
and by ten o'clock large crowd was
here. The United States Circns was
10 have exhibited here that day, but q
lot of fellows had IL attached at Lou
isville fordebt aud wouldn't let il
loose, so 1t failed 10 materialize as ad-
vertised. Great was the disappoint-
ment. The people were hot and tired,
and they grumbled loudly. though
many still believed or hoped that by
some unaccountable means 1t would
manage 10 get here sometime during
the day. About Ga. m. Louis and
Charlie Shimmel, the band boys and
one or two other parties determined
on getting up a street parade, and
give the people some advertisement.
About 10 o'clock the procession form-
ed at the mills aud started. When
the first notes ofthe brass band fell
upon tho peoples ears they began 10
pour out on the streets. thinking the
show was here. The delusion was
soon apparent when Che procession
came TO where they were standing.
Leading the pocesslon we're two men
on mules, with negro boy standing
up behind Them on each mule. Fol
lowing that came the managers team
,iappIe gray, drawing faded greer
spring wagon, with large red cotton
handkerchiefs floating in the breez'
from each corner. Then came th,
band wagon, drawn by two oxen,witi
the members of the baud arrayed II
| the most fantastical, grotesque uni
forms. Then came the cages of will,
beasts. One wagon had o larg
queensware crate, with Widdler's bi.
dog and small boy with red JACKIE
and false face TO represent the lion ant
tanner. Chas. Shimmel was the de
scriptivc orator, and his slcntorial
voice was constantly heard above tn,
din and roar, calling attention TO tn
great bhck African lion captured i
his native jungle, near Widdler's
Then came another wagon with q re,
fox on box, then more wagons an'
teams, with profuse display OF re-
handkerchiefs, representing the flag
Of all nations. Screams and yclls Q
Ilsughtergree the proce ssion every
where. The people appreciated tn
joke, and enjoyed it immensely.
was universally voted the best stree
parade ever seen here, and hur
dreds Of people said they enjoyed
|, better than any show they ever saw
We cannot give anything like tru
delineation Of its consequences an
ridiculous character on paper. II ha
to be seen to be appreciated. II pa
i everybody in good humor, and pee
} pie went homo satisfied and happy
: lMadisonyille Times.
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A Canine Politician.

A local paper gives an account Of a
very intelligent dog in Wiltshire.
The animal was in the habit Of going
every day to the railroad, and, as the
train passed, the guard threw out a
Standard for clergyman who lived
hard by, which the dog seized and
carried to his master One day the
dog came back to the rectory without
newspaper. On inquiry the guard
insisted that no had acted as usual,
but, upon making a search, it was
found that a Daily Telegraph, and
not Standard, had been thrown out,
and the dog had refused to have any
thing to do with it.-London Paper.
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Mr.. Earnest Sylverton, rich Wall
street broker living in Hoboken, N. j.,
opposite New York City, writes; The
excessive strain ofnervous excitement
resulting from stock speculation and
too high living made quite an invalid
Of me. Browns Iron Bitters restored
me to perfect health and strength"
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In chronic disorders resulting from
fixed bad habits Of mind and body,
the removal Of evil, to be permanent,
must necessarily be gradual. AL
though in same instances it is slow.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

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Remedy.

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Clerk Caldwell Circuit Court
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Skinny Men,

Wells Health Remover" restores
health and vigor, cures, Dyspepsia,
Impotence, Sexual Debility. 81.
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PIlJk INT

And Morphine Habit can be. cured n from %
70 80 days-no pay till cured. Established 10
years 200 cured. Refer to patients in all parts