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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-09-04

0uyuGI NlIIICy DdlodHA SthCS DCN-
wetting, kidney and urinary diseases.
For sale at Robinson's drug store.
The demand for Simmons, Arndt &
Co.'S flour has become so great that they
are obliged to run the mill eighteen
hours q day to supply the wants Of
their patrons. They are turning out
brands of flour second to none.
Miss Ida Clark is the only child in
this country who is pronounced by the
press and public an accomplished artist
on the cornet. Her teacher, Mr. Fred.
Austin, says she is the most wonderful
pupil that has ever been under his in
structions in 20 years experience.-Chi
cago Daily Tribune.
Fresh Groceries at the lowest price
at James Mathews store.
| Mr.. N. G. Stafford, of Stafford & Sons
pianoforte manufacturers, Chicago, vii
be in Kenosha about September 10th
tuning and repairing pianos. Order
left at Mr.. Calkins' grocery or DR.. Stark
weather's drug store will be prompt
attended to.
i A grand fremen's bail will be give
at Park City Hall next Wednesday ever
ing, Sept. 8. Music by Lawson I
=, Hayek's full orchestra, of Racine. RI
, freshments of all kinds will be served
:, Admission, so cents. A general invitl
. ton is extended to all well-disposed pc
! sons to attend.
e Fishing tackle of all kinds for sale
}, James Mathews store.
The G. & N. w. Railway will sell e
e cursion tickets to Chicago every Tue
n day, Wednesday and Saturday, good f
4 returning until the Monday followil
the sale, during continuance of the E
+ position. Excursion tickets will also
~ sold to Milwaukee every day, good +
IS returning until Monday after day of sal
till close of Milwaukee Exposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27

Mr. Kelley. who has returned from his wan
behring's In Europe. talks quite sensibly OF his
adventures there. He admits that the Italian
government had a colorado pretext for reject
Ing him, but intimates that he fully agrees with
tie state department in regarding Austria's OBJ
jections as frivolous and dishonest. Mr.. Kelley
seems for wonder to see himself much as
Others see him. Ii was a blunde: to send him
IL Italy and another to try him again in Vienna
but il WAS the worst blunder of the three ior
Austria To refuse in receive HIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27

The reporter of the New York World who
penetrated T.. President: Cleveland's retreat in
Tie Businesses OF the Adirondack wilderness
ni;,y have got Ou- esteemed chief magistrate
imto trouble. He say, that the party were hunt
Jig deer with hounds Now this is against the
law In August: 81 that the constable aud justice
Z. tie peace wi. perhaps feel IL their duty to
Ct after citizen Cleveland and see that he is
properly fined. The President is not above the
Law, as Gen- Grant founc out when he forfeited
his collateral when hauled up for fast driving
IL the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27

Mr.. Weaver, the former consul-general at
Vienna. denies that he made a corrupt bargain
with his landlord by which he got his rent free
while charging the State department with the
amount The charge was made explicitly in an
official report by his successor in office and the
State department has been considering the ad-
Visibility OF suing his bondsmen for the
moneys alleged to have been stolen from the
government by the process described. Mr..
Weaver is entitled to a suspension of Judgment
pending legal proceedings, bnt the prima fQcie
case is against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27

One sad eject OF the alleged Cieveland-Tilden
quarrel Is another epidemic OF bulletins respect
Ing Mr.. Tilden's health. Again we are told OF
has paralyzei larynY and dropping eyelid; once
more We learn that his mind is rs clear as ever
and that he takes the keenest interest in poll
Ties. These bulletins becoming q little
tedious, and, now that Mr. Tilden has volunta.
ri!y Withdrawn from active politics, they ought
10 be discontinued. Mr.. Tilden is feeble in
firm old man, by all means let him rest in the
retired leisure he seeks,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27

The reading public must nerve Itself for an
impending dose OF bioody-nose dispatches, as
two plug-ugiies. Sullivan and Mccartney, are
about To see which can lick" the other, for the
gate money, at Cincinnati. AS we haven't
heard OF Sullivan getting drunk and kicking q
woman for two or three weeks, he is probably
in pretty good training TOR the fight and In that
case Nr. McCaffreys features. at the end OF the
match, will probably look more eccentric than
beautiful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27

Bismarck is still hunting for islands, and re-
Gently put his flag on one that France claims to
be hers He was requested, therefore to take
his sign down, which he forthwith did, Frances
right to the territory must have been pretty
Clear, for Bismarck Is not much given to lower
ing his flag to the Gaui.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27

The Canadian Niagara Falls Park Commits.
sioners are now I'm session at the Falls making
plans and estimates OF cost for the proposed
purchase OF land for Q free park on the Cana
dian side TO correspond with that established
Oh the American side lately. Their report will
have to go through the circumlocution of en-.
dorsement by the Canadian government and
adoption by the Ontario legislature, before the
project can be carried out, and IL is some what
doubtful IL the legislature will be inclined to
appropriate the large sum of money that will
be required TO purchase the land from the priv.
ate owners.
On the American side the New York authori-
ties have had possession of the purchased land
Tor some time but have made no i'm prov ements
yet There seems to be misapprehension, by
the way, as to what has been gained by the pub
lie through this purchase. Recent visitors
there find that 1t is about as costly as ever to
do" the Falls properly. The toll o; SO cents to
visit Goat Island and % cents TO Prospect
Park, are abolished, but that Is all. The old
extortion of so cents at the Suspension bridge,
at the Whirlpool, the Whirlpool rapids, the
Clarke Islands, &C., IL still kept up for the joint
benefit of the hackmen (who get half and the
owners Of these show places.
There Is also a mistaken idea afioSt that by
the state purchase, the Falls are to be forever
relieved of all incongruous utilitarian sur
roundings in the shape of mills and manufac-
turing concerns. AS a matter of fact, the state
gets no control of the Niagara Falls water
power which supplies the mills below the
Falls; and at this very time new mills. and ex-
tensive engagements to the old mills are being
built So far from expecting to have to go, the
mill owners there are looking forward TO the
time when Niagara Falls will be the largest
manufacturing place in the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27

To CARER BuYERa
Those Of whom are looking around for the most
attractive styles In
NEW CARPETINGS
Should Not FAN to Call ct the New Firm.
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE.
And Examine IN Entirely New Stock just opened
No OLD STYLES TO SELECT FROM.
70 bright elegant. rich styles Of Extra supsrs Inst
received. '~''
$50 rolls Of rich Moquet styles Of Tapestry Hru.,s,
just received.
rs rolls Of Velvet patterns OF Body Brussels lust
received.
100 rolls choice patterns Of Ingrains from Is cts 40
Cts. 81 cts., 45 cts, SO cts
800 Of Noqnet. Smyrna, and Tapestry Rugs and Msss
just received.
Floor and Stair OIL Cloths all widths
Carpets sewed and Laid At short notice.
JOHNSON. GARNER q Co,
$50 Pennsylvania ayenus. South Side,
auZ7 Near Center Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27

The cooler weather Is a grateful change-no
allusion intended TO eoals-but peopl. should be
on their guard or they will turn u friend into
an enemy. Warmer clothing should be worn.
and especial care taken against exposure in the
evenings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27
PROFESSIONAL.
SEWING MACHINES. &c.

VoU WILL SAVE TIME, MONEY AND AN.
u noyance by going 10 Al ERBACi's Reliable sew
ing machine Rooms. cor. 9Th and III NV Latest
improved Machines OF all the standard makes. Make
your own selection sole Agency for the silent New
american No. IA triumph OF mechanical genius
most WONDERFUL machine. simple, silent, m and
sure Bear In mind that furnish legal guarantee
lor nVe years with every machine sell. send for
testmonials rom over 3,OOO Washington ladies' No
orummers No two profits. Send for catalogue and
pfce-st OF 10 dlnerenf makes Of machiDez Ali kinds
rented repaired and warranted
CAUkRBACh. corner 9TH and III streets
Washington, ID. G.
Store. e6
II AIDES: BEFORE YOU PURCHASE SEWING
Machine, we would advise you % examine the
celebrated nght-runnine and everlasting NV
HOME SEWING MACHINE Always ready 70
work The range Of work done on this machine can
not be surpassed child can ansgei IT,
sold on easy monthly pAyr ents. and special do
Be sure 10 Try the NEW HOME before Won buy
g. OPPENHEIMER 4 BRO,
62S Nth street northwest
81. cloud Building.
Sole Agents for New Home Sewing Machine
Good Machines dor rent by week or month An
kinds repaired my16
SUPPosE YOU LOOK IN AT McKENNEy's
- Reliable Sewing Machine House. AZ 9Th n. and
see the New Automatic White IL s \ little Daisey.
New Machines Of all kinda
Renting and Repairing mhl2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27

Senator Sherman opened the campaign in
Ohio last night by a speech on the issues at
stake. in which he sharply arraigned the spirit
and the record Of the democratic party. He
maintained that the administration was not
taking the path to better times Oh to reform.
The accession of the democrats to power he
Ekened. rather inaptly. to the restoration of the
Stuarts- Thus far, certainly, the new admins
tration has not been conspicuous for profiigacy
or an indifference to the public interests.
The senator was severe on the democrats for
their kind words over Grant, reminding his
audience how inconsistent these eulogies were
with the historic attitude of the democratic
party towards Grant As General and President.
Senator Sherman does not lay himself open to
D similar Inconsistency towards the south. He
speaks Of the people Of that section in 1885
much as he did in i sos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27
F. E. 4 + 4 4 &c,
: ~ 1 E LIZ. 1 "a i sass
fnff 8 III a (
kR 900 Z ~ 4 L. ILL -

The Palals Royal calls the attention Of the public
its complete and varied assortment of JEWELRY
FANS and FANCY GOODS We have lately received
large additions to our stock, and have now full and
prices are much lower than usual and the chances fol
an article Of real merit at very low price were
so good a. now 1t h the last Of the dull season. We
don't expect to make any money between now and the
1st OF September perfectly willing to Sell
goods AT COST. Just your eye over this cd, and
see II you don't find anything that will tempt you. Il
not call in and u, and will vouch for it that
you will find something that You need, which it will
pay you to buy now, instead Of waiting TIL the prices
advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27
FOR lighthouses.

kWN RE- I-pW ELLlNG IT'S q ST NV: RENT
u $50. Key next door Inquire at e26 Louisiana
ave. au11-2w
NOR RENT
Il The Osborne" situated 18th ST. between II
and L stS NV. Large, handsome a-story brick con-
tanning IL rooms and 1 a;h rooms, all modern con-
veniencex Well arranged for an apartment house
Apply to THOS. J. FISHER a CO.
aul5-2w 1924 81 nw
EoR RENT.THREE VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
a dences In West Washington. 2SlS St, IL rooms
800: 3l&1 ST., II rooms, $40. 1917 25th St, Il
rooms, $40. The above named houses have ali mod
ern improvements Apply to
JAMES l. DAVIS,
aNl.lm 1918 3lst street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27
FnrDAY, REQ T1cxEr Day

s2l ma. ave. fane7l sl2 street.
FnrDAr, REQ TICKET Day
ee ss 4 FL M ~ ~ " s sss
EEBbS "A UuuY Il Il RI ssss 20
Comes but once week, bit nevertheless it is O vel
come visitor to all who are acquainted with it. 1t Is
needless to say that is the only Real Bargain Day In
the week because il always has O quantity of attrac
tive Bargains and in ci,everybody nowadays comes
TO us
FRIDAY, RED TICKET DAY.
Now you mus: not be under the impression tn: we
only sell goods cheap OF FRIDAY, RED TICKET
DAY, only We positively here aver aad guarantee
that the prices prevailing OF the merchandise sold
over the counters of Baum's Mammoth Establish.
ment any das in the week be lower than any other
house in the city. But FRIDAY, RED TICKET
DAY. Is. as We cal it, 3 Day OF Phenomenal Bargains,
and none of our patrons who have visited in search
OF Bargains have not yet been dsar pointed on
FRIDAY, RED TICKET DAY.
Here below we will quote few interesting facts for
Rel Ticket Day:
Ladies' Figured Lawn Salts $50, reduced from
5000.
Blue Chan,bray So reduced from SS75.
Fink ChambrGy $3.50. reduced from$iO
8 White Suits, size AZ, 50. go reduced from S.
Nery Fine Whi.e Suit, size SO, $l2. reduced from
$lS
Black and White Lawn size 3s 81. reduced from
ST.
Blue Chamhray $3.50, reduced from $40.
SrEfz
closed out al s.. 40. reduced from $3.50.
Few Very Fine White Suits to be closed out with
q discount Of 30 per cent.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
BOUND TO CLOSE OUT AT SOME PRICE
line ofRemnants in Colored Dress Flannels
A line OF Remnants I'm Coorcd CashHeres.
lire OF Remnants 10 Plaid Suitings
line of Remnants in Prints and Gin CHAINS
we nave three tables OF these goods all desirable
coiors. az prices that will guarantee their sale Now
LIZ the timeto buy School Dresses land before punches
Ing we advise you TO see our Fall Remnanta
BAUM's. STILL HEADQUARTERS FOR HOUSE
KEEPING GOODS ONCE MORE
TO THE FRONT
Fruit ofthe Loom and Lonsdale, SO inch cotton Of
ia cents we do not limit you five or ten Yards bui
will sell you any quantity.
Table Damask. in Bleached and Upbleacbed. "a
inches wide al doc. 45c. and SOC, worth Coo. and
sc.
100 dozen = Napkins, all linen, at q, sold ut q 80
elsewhere.
n. B. These prices are made for Friday only. and
VIII positively not be sold at any other time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27
WANTED--ROOMS.

NTANTED-BY 9TH OF SEPTEMBER FOR
w family of adults four unflrnished rooms north
west; one or more must be second floor near cars
or herdics. Address H. H H., star office. au212ts
WANTED-BY A LADY, ONE LARGE ROOM
w or two small ones, with brea .fa,ts furnish ID in
house; north Of st. and Of 18th Address
INQUIRER ST. office. au26-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27
FOR RENT-STORES.

LNOR RENT-GROCERY STORE, GOOD WILL
Il and Fixtures including Dwelling, corner New
Jersey ave- and N st. NV. $40 per month F. H
SAITH & SON. 1922 + st, au27-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27

n. B. These prices are made for Friday only and
viii positively not be sold at any other time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27
BAUM's. STILL HEADQUARTERS FOR HOUSE
KEEPING GOODS, ONCE MORT
TO THE FRONT

Fruit ofthe Loom and Lonsdala SO inch cotton. ut
q. cents we DO not limit you to five yards but
will sell you any quantity
Table Damas%. in Bleached and Uubleacbed "a
inches wide at doc. 45c. and SOC, worth COO. and
Csc.
100 dozen b Napkins all linen, at q, sold ut q 80
elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27

EOR RENT-BY r. o.
Il X st. ,n.C.av.,f, eS88.3
Fstreet n. 1S.l8f..-..-.300
q st., near 18th st., f...3O0
RI.av..nr. Conn. ~ .f.3O0
Thomas circle. "a r....3O0
Conn. ave. nr. =, Ml--30O
Lafayette Co., l1r.-.262.6O
Lafayette 50, 17r..f.....&O
cal Pa. ave store.....-25O
Iowa Circle, 10 r., fur $50
Mass. ave-. a. 10Th, f....2OO
n st. n Conn. ave. 18r...@O
lafayette square l7r.. 400
Conn. AVN, 13 r.f 1851 60
n st. n. 9th St, 1Or,f...-.160
l5thst. n. Ri. av, Dr. $50
l0thst Dupont circle. 06O
18th, near X st., f.-......l36
1880 10th street, 16P...100'
Nd nv. mr. Lat ne, fur. 100
Grant Place, fur. 0r..-lO0|
Rst, n. 18th, IL n,f...--.lWI
ONCE rooms In good loo
prices. For permits 70 %
ONCE. Property placed "
literally advertised free o
list of property for sale cal
aniS RQ HOLrz,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27

FOR RENT-HOUSES.

NOR RENT-S75 PER MoNTH-WELL FUR
Is nisheS eleven room House: lsree garden: 0eorge-
town heights: one square from CT Ss, an
17op pEYT1N IST ST.. BETWEEN B AMDc
Il sw., fifteen new and osernos e.ar "a ess
containing four rooms and celaI 80 ~ -. s ~
AnnSrp - AA"'A' TI{O6 J. FISH Err 4 co,
A pppps- ~ 1924 i. St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27

IGOR RENT-TO ADULTS, SECOND AND THIRD
Il floors of frst-cass house. furnished to suit or
unfinished; no cooking; board convenient; horse.
CARR ge and bi ycle provided fer; 616 Sd st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27

nor RENT-ROOMS OR FLATS, FURNISHED
or partially furnished, for gentleman and wife
Y"ry small family of adults: modern conveniences
Sanitary arrangements unsurpassed. References ex.
changed. J43 L st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-27

WOODWARD & LOTRROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
92i p ma ave- fano7l 9Jo d street
Richland beacon., 1885-08-01
Dress Plainly on Sunday.

Newark sunday call.
1T Is taste
1t would lesson ihe burden of
many who find it hard 10 maintain
their places III society.
1t would lesson the temptation to
dress beyond the income.
Ii every one dresses plainly but
neatly for church services, persons
III moderate circumstances and the
poor would be more likely to attend
Moderation in dress would I'M
prove the manners of the ccngrega-
ton by preventing the wandeIiE"s
OF the ewes and thoughts.
1t would lesson on the part of Tie
rlch the temptations Of vanitv.
1t would lesson on the part of the
poor the temptations OF on,y, I'M
charltabieness and discomfort.
1t would relieve our means of = so
riouS pressure ami leave more OBJ
portunities ot doing good.
Richland beacon., 1885-08-01

We understand that everything
that could be sad ani doi.o by tho
opponents Of Judge Blssey WAS done.
We arc reliably informed that the
negroes were TOLD ii ti.ey supported
Ellis in the warlmee eeti'.Ss they would
get ~ tha whisky they wanted. If
they supported Bnsacy ihey would
get no more whisky. This is what
they call a fair political i-sun. All
the Rcpublicau negroes permitted to
participate IN tie election o. dele
gates. If one objects, ho IS called
unsound in politics.
Richland beacon., 1885-08-01

SHooriNG.-O F;i6ay Of las, week we
heard OF slinoius affair between Pompey
Holmes and Frank Marshall in which aHray
that Marshall vas killed IL seems that
Frank Murshail had been too intimate with
fo'npey Hcmcs' w,.e. Pompey requested hrn
TO cease his visits and Frank Marshall came
then aimed with double ba,cl shot gun and
pistol He commenced the difficulty with
Pompey n, the latier's own heuse. Frank
fired on Pompey twice the second slro, taking
effect IN the night elbow Then Ponpey
returned The fires, missing the first Tune aud
as Frank started to run with gun in one
hand aud pistol in the other. Ponpey fred a
second shot, which took affect in the back of
Fiank's head ani neck -dl,locaung his ncck
Pony ey is now in jail. Both men had borne
good names up to tins time
Richland beacon., 1885-08-01
Don't Skip This.

Sc nrauy schemes are -, before tie public
cor he increase of newspcper ci-culii.an.
wh'1h seem 10 be plausible alI Yet are fredu-
lent. tha; when legitimate. hure,t e'iofi is
made 10 buii M the circustipn Il ,eciti-
mate, honest paper, by l,gluina;e honest
means people who have been 50 many lines
dnpei, are slow to respond to the genuine
scheme. We are led 10 this train q. though,
10y perusal Of the advertisement of The
American ECR4. HoaE Of Rochester y Y.
published IN tins issue of nnr paper. 10 which
we call the attention of orr readers We
are acquainted with Lo;h paper and plbiisLcr
and take pleasure IN recommending il as one OF
tlie very best farm and journals in tins coun-
thy. Every person who sends one dollar Ter
year subscriplion to the paper receive
handsome present which is do.atcI by tie
advertising patron of the pa-ers Thesc
premiums cou-isIof Cattle, L1ni mc.re-s a.d
NJNers Piows Books, Pictures. Or,au~. rni
thousands Of Others valuable articles. TIE
Rural Home 60 Is endorsed by Hon Corne.is,
II. Parson Mayor OF Rochcs:a, 70 whom you
caa wnie If you ,a.e any doubt, a to il reli-
tiIi;y. 1t VIII pay yol 70 send f,r sample copy
ii noih.ns more than TO get a look at Tins great
tweIvr>paIcS. sixty column illustrated apers
Address Rural HJme Co. L.nued, RycEes,a,
y. Y.
For $3.50 we vii; send you ;Le above r7rer
viii III LeGcoa for one yeai We y. AXE his
proposition to new subscribers a well as oh
ones Who @il! "a. or au1 ..,y ote yef7 "a 81
.auCc.-L
Richland beacon., 1885-08-01

"eo 1. l'rvIs Assessor request, rs to say
10 the tax P'.ers OF kichlan. that lie VII be
thankful tor any information furnished hun in
T'gGFd t" 'he change oi ownership o! proper
ty, Tor tie next few day, a. he d"sires to gel,
lie f"'i IS me-: ,'n!.'rt rs possible. Al,o for
information .oncriniug any property whether
real or PERSONAL that las heretofore escaped
ilN1ftOu
Richland beacon., 1885-08-01
Workers in Rich
land ana Adjoining Parishes.

VI, F.irus. NM # the rra.lor. r. ,.our
,yar,., r,p,r VII earn with pleasure. of ,I,.
earnest ,...i r.w f....., Ia,, IN behalf g.,
.r.l...rn,- ... K..lall.l and our sister ,.ar.,..
"a. Xc,, Car..a a,.d o,lcr, I,w,. in,n.r
ra,rl a, u..i...,. SATURDAY cy,,,., l,., w.h
mas ,..,,,... Of tic. r,,lr,. o., ,l,, .,,,,
n,u.,,. ,u!cr the an-..-., ui a.. Won ar,
f....,..., T.,,.,,.,.pc.. hmm p, I.,.,.,.,,
!......i.t -..... had lr.. f., ,,.o,.,,..,., for
-,...... ,i.,.. ,,,f, ,.. y...,,y r.,-..,o,l.,,..
Richland beacon., 1885-08-01

Dr. Tichcnor'. Anticep;ic E~fyi.-
Grant, for wounds auI discusses oi
Nan or Beast, although. Il l.. .nc
l.an,. .flcture, courts no flyors under
sooL coiora. Il stands inlependent-
~ and >Iunely on It's own Mclit+.
July llth.--lm.
Richland beacon., 1885-08-01

Delhi, Gira'd and Rayyille have this week
organized Temperance societies IA connection
with tue Womans Christian Temperance
'nion OF Louisiana, and arrangements are
made To organize one al Alto next Thursday
evening. Aug 9Th. 80 be il, let TIE good work
lnoNc ON.
Richland beacon., 1885-08-01

We had tie pleasure OF OF call rom our
freud VIM r. Hemier and his most excellent
lady on ThUrsday. Regret our illness and
inability to entertain them. Will say> he las
good crop, aud knowing as We do has ex-
reHence ia farming, we do not doubt his
word
Richland beacon., 1885-08-01
something New.

Fox wounds. cuis. bruises. burns ~ srails
use DR. IIcheuof's Antscptc Refn-erant-
lIchcnor x >hcrrouse. manufacturer, and
pr"prierors. Baton Rouge. La. For ,al., by
June lJ--tf Bel K ~c4u
Richland beacon., 1885-08-01

We regret our inability to attend the lecture
Of Mrs. Goodale on Wednesday ni-Al. We
were too sick 10 leave onr room. This has
been week Of pain ard suffering with H.,
s'hongh we have managed to keep Up mos'
Ui the week
Richland beacon., 1885-08-01
Benevolent Orsicrs.

R'.uar communication, OF L. +. M,Gulrr
Iorgc No "'3, f. x L N.-.n- -"euuH
"Wednesday ~ cr.h month W. /. Oliver,
y. VI Jno. >umu.-i..u, Secretary.
&. L B,lionr Lodge ~ l.. Eri-'is 81.
pyihia,, mr~t, every Tuc-day ui-t.'. &. T..
Baifonr, {. c; Juo ;. >unmcr.n, x. OF Z.
As
Richland beacon., 1885-08-01

Sm'ih' Bile Deans restore The appetite, pre-
Vent biiiousness aud dyspepsia, strengthen the
system and puriiy the Llood. One bean IS a
ooss There are twenty doses IN bottle
Sold b druggists at 25 cents yer bottle
Richland beacon., 1885-08-01

A>G IA La. Aplil 25:h. 1884

A>G IA Ia April 25;h. 1891
DR.. G.. II. 1whcnnr, D,U Sir: In
answer 70 you: inquiry 10 results of the u-e
st your Ant.-ep;ic R.trgerant on my places,
with sock AMI in my camps, | checrfully
certify that. IA 10 case wi.cre we have tried
il. has it .ilel t" answer the purposes claimed
Tor it. }OYr ODE elicu' servant.
5. l. JAMES.
Lessee State pcuueqi,arv