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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

THE Now York Star thus grspaic-
ally puts the case: "Protection OF goods
means FREQ trade in acn. Tho gov
ornment protocts tho business OF mar
ufaoturers, but no government has
ever attempted to protect labor. The
attempt TO reprasaus The protection Of
goods and the protection OF labor as
tho same thing 10 On insult to the reB-
son Of worllinglneu. It's Absurdlty
IL made clear the moment the work.
man asKs himsolfthis quostiou:' Whoa
did the government ever ihterfers
10 prevent a factory owner from die
charging ais employe,?' Protection
secures rho homo market 70 favored
manufacturers by driving out thalr
rlvals. What then follower Tho mo
ment the manufacturer feels SECURE OF
his market no ceats about 10 doubts
his profits by cutting down his pay
roll. he sssds 20 taosa places Whosa
industry our high tatiff has crippled
or, worse, 10 ihoso con.lne1tal poor
hougss--ltily ana Chiua-aud Imports
cheap labor, IL is 20 our projected fac
torres sud railroads that wo owe ths
free trado in mon that ia making tho
Wcss celestial In tho worst sonsS Of
tho word.u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11


wind has hssa bio <i4x for tia las =
hours, and tho treat tire nas been tr.v-
eilGg win rem AZ able rapidly Hsy
ON every farm in the coursc OF thu fire
has boen swspt of. Many settlers
have lost barns, sheds and out-hoases,
aud one aan his dwelling place. All
the bay ON the Logan bottoms, which
rad been put up for cattle, aud Colonel
On's Cedar county ranch farm, con
tanning S,ssO scres, have bson de
Stroyed. Tiers are many large herds If
cattle in that rsgion,Suj a. the hay hs.
bean destroyed the loss viii oe very
severe on otockmeB. The fire, watch
seems TO have started about tke centre
II Kuox county, just below tho Ssntee
and Sioux Indian reservation, has heen
hsahug ksnth SgsiBst 8 str0ag wind
which hsH materially staid TIA progress.
ShoDld tho wind suddenly let AZ, the
fire may penetrate lhe southern pordsr
OF this county aud work inoslcalsbls
damage.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

Mr.. WISE womb make much out of
his argument against FITzau0u LEN
about his low standing in tho arsdu.
ating Glass. just geo thls; GEsBRkI
q. A. CusrER ives the lisa, man IN hi1
clSss, graduating In 1861. GENERAL
SnAs CAsnY, whose tactics were used
by the Union atMiss, was the lsltmsn
but two in the class Of 1893, which
numbered Al mombera. GENERAL r.
X. 5. CANnr wac tho lsst man hut ons
IN tho GLASS OF 1880, and GaNxRAL II,
j. HUNT and GENERAL l.. O. O. oRp
were Goth In the latter half OF tho ss,so
class, GENERAL GEORGE CRsoK wss
tniriy-c iahth in q class OF sfoity.three,
ans GENERAL A. V. KAurs was thirty.
fifth in that GLASS. GaS.
ERAL HuarlRry MARSHALL, n
woll-known member Of Congress
from kentucky, was forty.second out
OF iorty-iive, and JEFFERSON DAVIS
was twenth. third Ia n clara OF thirty.
three. GEHERAL GoRDoN GRlSGIn
was thlrty-fith In CLANS Of iorty-oue.
GENERAL ALEXANDER HAYS wa, finh
from the foot OF his clasa. aud GrS
ERAI w. s. HANCOCK was eighteenth
In o class Of twenty-five. GENERAL.
A. J. SMITH was thlrty.sixth in class
Of forty-iivs, and GENERAL W. J..
II A
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

LSdies Uhould renecs wen hafoye
E7iuE sn7 preparation tnGt i8 applied
10 ~ delicate y surface ps tbs skin,
ANY coimetin will st drss iwpaft =
heauag ing effect end not apparently
.lujur tho skin, but in a very short
tune N.tle hlut1hcs and dlicallrationy
sppoar on the face which Conclusiyelv
SsoH the Ioisonus drugs in their COM
poail0u. 5cau DO safely said that
Mord th2U tW0-thirGs Of tho fsea
powders cUnthin these injurious in
gradients. Po2zoni's msdicslod COM
ttIlon powder - nor only absolutely
rec from 81 delotarlous matter, but
ia principal ing,edisut is an active
gsratlVV Tor All dlacases OF the skin.
Il. has stood the test OF year,. sold by
all srsggihts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

A COMPARISON OF the two daily
morning Journals Of Dallas, OF $4,000
population, with tho New Orleans
journals, will disclo,e the fact tina, IN
tue matter Of general news they Al.
fuily equal In quantity aud quality
viii shetwo morning dsilles Of Now
orlsans With her nearly $4,000 citizens,
or 10 times the sise OF Dallas, while In
'Srssials" We arc positively shsad Of
them. Oflocal items, comparatively,
the same 10 true. Aud Jet II IL asserted
thse these New Orleans journals ere
making scarcely anything b,youd e.
psnsss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11
Earlsoualo rhosl,iay itrlsia

LYNCHBsRs, Va. l0.-Thrsa dis
tincs Sbeoks OF e,r,hsaake wege felt 10
tois city last night between II and Il
o'clock. A loud rumslinS sound IRE
ceedec oaeh shock. biIectiss OF the
disturbance. due uorja and south.
Many people, scared by the pO'st sud
shaking o. wins0TA and lurnitura.
rushe I'D Tor The street, cash iusuiring of
his na.ghhor tha cause OF she dls,utb.
ance, This ~ the first shcob tait In
thls section for l0y0ars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

ONLY the othsr dsy tho country w4s
called on to deploro tho fast fading
light OF poor JOHN MCCULLOUGH; now
1t seems 1t will soon be called on 10
grove over the setting OF once bril-
liant star that kept tse theatrical
boards in continual roar, for JOHN E
OWENS IL in rapid decline with cancer
OF the liver. And "thus oasS man
playa ais little part" To-day We ara
laughing at men'scomedlss, tomorrow
we will DO called on TO weep over the
gre at,ss Of al LIES tragedies, tho Anal
exit from this stage.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

Cu!Co, Cal, oct. O.-A destructive
hre occurred at Durhsm's Station, near
here, early this morning. Two ware
houses, containing an aggregate Of 5O.-
600 sRcks al wheat wer8 entirely con-
sumed. The origin ~ un.nUwu. Tbs
loss will r8ash $3.50; partially cover
Cd by ineursnce, The wheat was
owned by 20 people.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

THE Mormsns will make strosg
Sight for their religion. TheS contend
that the excessive rigor "a prsctised
against them undar the EDnUNDs
bill will have iis rscoil, and disclose
ssmo things to their interest nevsr be.
fore known,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

IT sometimes looks as though we
wero going to triumph in Ohio, but
things are not so hopsful for VA Ia Now
York. The Democracy must be uni
fed. There should be no fsctioaal sis-
union aud discord NOW In Tho face u
the great battle. Things were too close
last wear.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

he.sests iem0M,rg ON hapd AZ tho
Western Union Telegraph ofice. Par.
.ies can get them by calling from $ to
10 a. M and from 40 l2 - M, Miss
Fannie Whitlook, ! @ Mitchell, A NJ
u Uni, 'Vnp Myere, A Moisler, jack
iv, Hs,sn, y v yhspir, viii NJ Wafer,
t ...,a NMnppell, X A Smith, Scott
T.s' " ~ Jshnsor, Hereford X
wns,' White, bzzic Stars, Mrs A
49,, wfvvu, " - Abrams, Sanger Bros,
Nh cp'y lowell, Mira Mit;ie Emmia,
m.asw ws'im,nT,lon. pestefsno Bro, Mrs
mis- & Co. "'sner' ZEN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11
Psstal Changes.

ASHI,oToN, Oct. 10.--[Spocial,l-
The following changes have been
mGdo IN tho postal SERVES for Texas:
Pos,otiico nltgS changed - Purmela,
Ooryeil county, TO \ point one-half
milauortheas', on route 1862
Tannobill, Tarrant county, to e
point two mites north, ON ute 1854.
P0sisiiCo dieo3ntiuned-Ws llevjlte.
Ersth county, SsS'l 10 StsphenVilio.
Changes Ia St=r ccheduiee,-Route
6lS)l- Long Wow 60 Moncoe: Lesy9
lunEVieT Wednesdays end Satur-
days 81 s o. No.; arrive at houros BY
~ M; laaTo Monroe Wednssdava and
Saturdays " l, p. M; arrive EJ Long
view by y. M.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

IP Mr.. Wise, tho Ion OF his father,
intends seriously to do more shooting
81 Of pistols at his enemies, in tho
feld, no ought to DO very careful how
he "shoots off his mouth" Candidates
for great governorship ought to be
more discreet and better behaved in
railroad cars, us well IA elsewhere, IL
they desire to win or retain the respect
OF the people.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

THE impression continues TO gaia
ground that Mr.. CARL ScHURz will
be appointed the civil service commits
sioner. He has not been tho roundest
OF Democrats in the pant, but he did
yeoman service for the Democracy
and Mr.. CLEvRLAND when we
needed IL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

WE need DO surprised at nothing
nowadays IN the way Of cranky ac'
tiona, evon in tho peaceful walks of
life. enc of the latest is the undertake
ing of CAPTAIN X. W. ANDREWS, OF
SuMptsr, South Carolina, 96 years OF
aye, who will make q pedestrian tour
to New Orleans, before long. In 1884
ho walked from Sumpt0r to Boston
without suffering any serious conse-
uuaucau
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

TIM Democratic candidate for leu
tenant-governor Of New York, MR..
JONES, is manufacturer OF scales.
Whether he can poll sufficient vote
to weigh down the Republicans and
crush them under the rising HILL, de-
pends on TammanY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

FIVE dollar gold pieces will become
quito plentiful in little while, now
thai the order has gone forth TO soin
all the gold ON hand in ths Iniuts into
piocas OF the above denomination.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11
SUNDAY OCTOBER II. 1883.

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND all have
no easy road to travel when he sntsg-
oaixss the Southern element in Con-
gress on the silver question.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

tie asss q features. a sompleuon.
., Inc uncturs If skin thst sSr,,r.
sxs so.9nl's con plsxion powdcrf
r~ss g. ANA yc0 VIII aoeuire.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11
BsAU1Y, DURABILITY aadCONFOR'

Almost anything that man, woman or child ma
want be found in assortment Which makes cusom.
feel that they have choce The SUCCESS of the depart
is mainly duet the fact that we keep Gull assortment
Shoes sold elsewhere and many ether kinds net shown
our competitors Our stock Of LADIES SHOES is now mo
varied than ever before and we call particular attention
oar elegant and greatly improved Ladies' and Misses Sb
in tn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

The business of cur Carpet Departmsns shows ~
and resaariaareasc but at this opening of the fall ssa
want to give it especial boou Fer this purpose we M
announce that VIC are selling Carpets for this week@
~ reduced prices Ladies who wish to avail thsmHls
ns out are no! yet ready to have their Carpets laid
iopned that by selecting their Carpets this wO'k TD
are selling SO low can hsve them reserved and laid vns'
sired Remainder, We claim that our stock is th'"s
and We sell lower than any other house. Call and
vinced
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11
SOLAR TIP SIOI|

In which car trade 10 stsadily increasing. Thga|
unezseptona satisfaction Tho only genuine Solar Zip S
are made by Joha Munde Go. and every pair must ia
shsir aaae On tho sole to bs gsnuna We are also h
to state that eWiag to the mGAense quantities buy
have saccaaded in obtaining extra obbers discount on
line the benefit of whish Immediately give to oar n
naas by reducing the price esrrespcndngly on all size,
hsve charming line Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

There sfs he ne largar and bstbsr selected ,tosk Of
Fesand Curtains shown by any hense ihaa what We haze
stock r'rhss iatesaizg to rOplsnsA their hoascs will
talHly ssrspaa bya visit and examinaen OF eur new 's
Baay Brussels, Tapestry,
Wilioa Valvets, MOqaot&,
2 ard 3.ply nuran Cap
Richland beacon., 1885-10-03
Fee for Announcements.

For members Of Con gress
For Representatives.
For parochial officers
4 To be paid for invariably IA advance.
Richland beacon., 1885-10-03

,aver of the surface OF the nar"ic III
IA, wings. s. As to correspond WIFE
the w:i.c painted surface Il tie "id
portion o.. the lr.tj.n@.
The now PeLaion building h"-
been almost completed and Is already
occupied by the Commissioner "l
Pensions and his vast army "i assist
ants and clerks The Pension Bmld-
ing is ugly i'll the cNtlene, and !
thinl, tlia, i, Will J." used as warn-
inc. ard ,lid the brick cia Ia Nail"n-
nj Architecture. Fora huilhn% :"
vast, and 50 enduring. no w"ro" lie
sirn or material could ha'c been
adopted Ii looks like Il factory on a
mammoth prison and it is 80 u'f'r'-
unatIy situated as TO he conal'n
ous from all parts Of the city.
Richland beacon., 1885-10-03
Siamese Negro Twins.

DR. G.. ID. Paschal, Of Hursboro
was called to attend negro woman
ON MIR. IL Ben Ferrells plantation.
She rave birth to achild, or two chill
dren. we hardly know which. Inc
Child had two fully developed heads
on two fully developed neckS. botn
heads were covered with halr and
each face presented distinct features
There was only one body, but two
entirely distinct fronts, both showing
that il was two males. II had three
lers. four arms, and four hands, with
one arm having a foot on one SIDE
and a hand on the other. The cnll'
was stillborn, but was fully develop
ed and weighing ten or twelve
rounds. On account OF not ha'lh,
alcohol orice to preserve 1t, the mon
strositv was buried. The mother l,
reported to be getting along al
right.
Richland beacon., 1885-10-03
A I.ady's Opinion.

Mrs. Geo. Gilbert, Bryan, OHIO, writes: .
aim { II. HARTMAN X Co, Columbus,
Ohio: commenced on the fifth bottle OF
your PERUNA this morning, and should
ius, As soon think OF dong without my
meals aS without my medicine.
have been doctoring for about tour
wears, and kept getting worse all the
time and was lust giving up in despair
when | got one OF your books, ne iIlS
of Life" | was in bed at the tune.
read and re-read your book and lett IKE
irving your medicine. My folks thought
there was no use in trying anything more,
| was too far gone, and might as well
make ND NV mind to die. | told them
pERITNA was the medicine | needed, ana
| intended to ,rv bottle. 1t proved 4 sue
cess in breaking the cl.ills, and II 1t had
not done one thing more, would nave
been satisfied. But it has done more, and
feel like another person. Everybody
that sees me is surprised 10 see me looking
50 well. as they all thought | was dying
with consumption, and now my own ioiks
b1ve as much TO say for the PERUNA as
recommend it to everybody l see.
Tberc were two OF our neighbors in yes
tcrdav inquiring about the fEkoSA.
gave the one my book TO read; to!u he'
to bring it back, As priced 1t very hlSh-
". The other got the name OF the fH-
RuNA to send 10 his son IN ChlcaSo. iie
is 4 telegraph operator My disease Is
something similar to Mrs. Milo ingram $
though nothing compared to being SO pad
There was a lump raised on my collar
hone. and il was long time before 1t
looked like opening. The doctor SAID he
would have to lance it in few days, but
thought | would attend to that myself,
.oIp,It little fly blister on It and II
oDened; then put a poultice on and then
salye. and kept the salve on all the tline,
h got so bad and spread upon my iei'
shoulder, and one place under my lei
breast. Then there were two places OF
my head. one near the temple and one
hack of nv ear that was just dreadful!
Notongue can tell what | suffered. Nj
head felt so strange sometimes, thouSh
was going crazy. Since l nave use'
the pERrSA II don't use the salve an
more) my sores healed up right away
And oh, what relief it is to get aroun'
without chilling and having to suffer WITT
NV sores. feel like letting everyood
know all about it."
John Ferguson, Gallitzin, Pa, writes
"Your PERUNA is a good medicine, an
we sell lots of it. Will YOU please sen
MS some more Ills Of Life with fey
German"
tl,hu "A l. sold by all druggists. Pr
100 uef bottle. six bottles $500. liyou ca
not get i, from yCur druggist, we VIII 'end
on reccipto of enlar price. We prefer y
buy it from yonr druggist, but If he hasn't
do no, be persuaded To Try something ei
I'm, order from us al once as directed.
s. B. HARTMAN Co.,
| ColnmlMs U
Richland beacon., 1885-10-03
RADON THE POOR GIRLS.
Something Entirely New ana
Decidedly Unique in Engagement
Rings.

"Tha, rin" SAID the ;ewt!er, aS the
rerar,cr lichcd upa seven s'"h"
rju,t,r [iarord. "will cost You sl2
!, ,un r,turu it within siN months
,n, will re-. We a rehrt" of 81
. "Wiat. Onl, $l2 for q cluster dla-
,uoul ,in,," e>clrimed the aston
i,hcl scri'r.
II said So was the calm reply.
"Nrle tIn.u. ut another tray Is
t'tc ua..tn !; Price $50.
"Euh.hton m,,' pleaded the re-
Tmt'r. ,,,.
Il viii. although it is odd that y"n
layn'i caught ru to tins little gam,
Tie American i@ hustler III I'LL
,lin.- |! lac fdl, iii love he goes
with the same rush that would char
art,rizr = hu,inrss TRANSACTION. lie
wants t. lc ENGAGED aud have the
da> set, hut in perhaps three raScs
on, of ten hi~ arlor Goods before tine
fatal dav arrives, and he throw. TIA"
match. H. WAS mistaken III the @Iii'
or in the strength Of his OWL feelings,
and he breaks the match.
Il see.
III, has given the girl IN ENGAGE
mcut ring. He can scarcely muster
up the check to ask for ltN return
ai,d the chances are that he wouldn't
oct il if he did. This cluster dla-
mond ring at SD fills Il want long
felt. The gold plating will wear Tor
six months, and the paste di"non"S
will sparkle and Slis,cn for about
the same length of time. If at the
END of six months he discovers that
= his feelings have CHANGED, he breaks
, off the match and is little or nothing
ont of pocket. Ji time has "nlH
welded his love the tirmcr, SO t"
speak, he gets the spurious ring IRON
= her to have their initials engraved oi
Y the inside, and comes here AMI eX,
e changes it for the Simon pure. Sec
y. It is a little trick of our own, but III
IL jewellers of Boston, Philadelphia an
II others are catching Oh and s,eaiiht
G our customers.
Richland beacon., 1885-10-03

The following is published Tor the
information and guidance OF our
School Board:
B,roS ROUGE, La, Sept. 10th, 1885.
To President of Parish SchoDt Bodrd
Dear Sri respectfully invite
vour attention to the following prop
os;tion of Mr.. w. H. Rutland, an at.
torney of merit and character, Oh
Baton Rouge, La, and earnestly adj
wise YOU. through Your board, to ac-
cep, his services and enter into cor
resuondence with him; lie says; Il
nrnpo,e sc lst. To carefully examine
the records in the Auditors oihce'
and in parishes, when necessary
and cause the entire amounts OF tho
rroceeds of the sales of the 10Th sec
tions to he placed to the credit OF
the various townships to which they
belong.
2 10 gee that no confusion ap-
pears on the Auditors books. arising
from incorrect d, scriptions Of town
!, shi,s and ranges, 80 that one PARISH
may no. draw tle interest due anoth-
or, which is so often the case.
81. To see that the townships
get correct credits for amounts ofthe
= notes given for the price Of the l6th
: sections.
AS my fee is contingent and docs
not come out Of the parish treasures
hu, out of the interest never collected
1t the boards run no risk III getting me
O 70 overhaul the records for them, 81
II that in future, the parishes may dra"
-. additional amounts Of interest npoi
=, debt which the State has acknowl
" edged, and ought to pay.
n From the above it will be see,
II that if he collects nothing you VII
have nothing topay.
Respectfully,
WARREN EASTERN,
State Supt. Public Education
Richland beacon., 1885-10-03
A New Fable.

AVulturc, who had Smut Ma
chine of his own, Slandered ami
Abused and Villiticd the Eagle, the
pheasant and all other Birds, even to
the Humming bird. This continued
until a Sage had his CURIOSITY ArouS,
ed and he called upon the Foul Bird
and inquired: , A..
"Whv i, it that YOU Abuse al the
Bird Creation outside of your own
Species, Have any of them injured
you: su,o
: WHY, no replied tho owler Of ths
S,nu, Machine. "The fact that none
of them will sto1pto nptlca M l'
what Punctures my Cutlclc.
MORAL.
, 4 V!ltrre never ForSiv"S the
: World tha. he vast created "a
Eacle.--Ue'I'rd Free Prc.o.
Richland beacon., 1885-10-03
Rapid Transit.

The management of the American
Exposition which opens AT New Or
lean, III November next appear t"
have comparatively small Obstacles - .
overcome. Having Imcheaci at Il
nominal price, the entire rla't 81
the Worlds Exposition, they were
met by none of the serious dililcuI-
lies and expenses of Constructi"n
They found ready for their use
magnificent properly intended for
exposition purposes and designed on
immense scale. 1t is SIMPLY a qucs-
tion with them of filing the build
incs with exhibits. The surround
iuos it seems are also much more
favorable
Last year the transportation facil-
tiles for reaching tie Worlds Expo
sition were of an unsatisfactory
character. Two or three lines of
boats and five lines of street cars diCi
not suffice to carry the crowd on
davs when the attendance was large
and did not make fast enough time tC
suit the rush and push Of the age
There was not even n carriaGs drive
But advices from New Orleans poin
to different state of things, for mex
winter. St. Charles Avenue ha
been covered in its entire lenGtl
q with an asphalt pavement, makin'
one of the most beautiful drives il
q the country. 1t leads to the Expo
q sition Grounds, and drive-ways int
f the Park are being rapidly built.
- The great addition however is
Z steam double track railroad, from til
q heart of the city to the ground
= The trains will leave Canal sire
every 10 or Is minutes and reach Il
* Exposition in about 20 minute
T. With this faculty, the attendant
T. promises to be much larger than
T. was last year.
20 1t was understood that last wint
Il on several occasions wealthy eXcu
,c sionists coming TO New Orleans
j. their special car failed to make a 81
It. gle visit to the Exposition upon fin
:" inc that there was no steam tral
Of portatlon or carriage drive. 1t
i'll not likely thut the coming win
.o- will prove so disastrously inclem'
or as it did last year; so there seems
no be no reason why the Exposit
be should not prove financial succe
re Opening their doors unencumbel
he bv Indebtedness, the lnstitu'
tee ought to be able to support 1T
,ry from the start.
Richland beacon., 1885-10-03
Please Remember

Tha, hereafter all advertisements o, Jn"i-
c;,I Gales mus, he pald for before the days "t
sale or they will be taken ont and me Sa;eS i
,,opped. In no instance will this rule DC "e-
,,,,ed from. There is no law 10 compel any
one to work for another for nothing an" we
propose to qui, it, Hand in the money WIN
,,-l..dve,,isemen, if Won want it 10 90 in' VI
Richland beacon., 1885-10-03

Agents need offer US anything less 'h'h '"e
above rates.
Richland beacon., 1885-10-03
VOLUME XVII.
The RICHlANO BEACON
IL published every Saturday morning, nj
RAYvILLE. LOUISIANA,
WILEY P. MANGHhM- Proprietor.
.Terms Of Subscription

Tine copy, on year .
One 4" six months
Six copies, one year
Ten d" 4"
Richland beacon., 1885-10-03

10 ce-,s per line. each insertion Tor r'""i'e
matter or local notices. - per cent aH"r' I"
above ra,es for each change of yearly, haII
yearly or quarterly advertisements.
Positively no reductlon from above rates i"'
the accommodation ot any one
Cash must accompany every oi'f' ""''
the advertiser or agent known ty ne pr"
rri-ror 10 he a responsible party.
Communications mu-i reach 'hl> once w
or before Thursday mU UuningS, 4 th'y aPPe',
in the first issue after 'hsy are rectlN'"' a''
advertisements mus, lie handed III tei"ie T II
day noon.
Richland beacon., 1885-10-03
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby give that have this day
,no;n,ed and constituted Jno. r. Love'e9s
"pf or, ,r,s ,oen, and attorney to act for me anu
-; ~; ,c,s will be binding upon me.
This Sept. 2nd, lNe5- w. p,syIy
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