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Richland beacon., 1885-03-21

The Ailarta Con.iTurrnu .ays thu North
Grorgia n-T'le q Tie finest IN the wO.ii.
A lu.sI q"st:y man has JUL eat counter for
the klulaii hous- sixteen ie' I M length snd
i,ur i-ct bi ad nut Il n- - Id biovk. t'
say. We could supply f,wi-.s m,rhlr
c"iunIu eighty feet hny ani iiv,. feri ~ diam
.i-r. A lur'iret yer irn IL -ray 'tr
q"arue> VIII have heen barely t"ncued Tie
su I'y e marble "f >"fPa-.I"g quality
and at every ,hai- &C crlnr exhau,trss :
Richland beacon., 1885-03-21

WHAT 1T CosTs TO LIVE IN
WAsHIHCToN.-Thcre is 40 one
VINO can live comfortable in wash.
ington and keep house and maintain
any sort of social too,lrg on less than
5000 4 year, and i'll such a case as
tia, the mos, ri2id clonemy would
nave TO be practi,rd. Ii would not
be possible to do any enterta n;ng.
Ten thousand dollars a year would
no, do much more than give one a
modest position in tie lis, Of .hose
VINO entertain.
Richland beacon., 1885-03-21
An ,,npsr:an: (irc;;lar.


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me 'w"'.'' "a" n't''" 'r'i"''-i ~ thH I1".
II may =" :" 'tr interest "i '"r >'Hi- ''at
-'"h sales ," rot mndr nnIiil Apr'i or before
tie" 1T W.,
'"'r''f> >h"hll "rHi>h NJ 'ii;'" viii
''rs "i - it"siap"r 'o'i"Irlns a'N"rii>''-
"""i> "' properly ." IL -"Id i'r "hIH' t'S">
D"f ..n"y "'"i-rf"r> rH'"pi m pT "fn-.
~fe rrl.'->'ri ne 'i'" 'i'r -: d"iutq"tn' tax
payers !" 'i'- 'c- 81 he hrr"r"-f "i H"5i-
sa-r-. whhh '>'- -tHi'. nh"n The order oi i''e
=" 'h" p'i"'- J"'' he h"l '-'eh !" The
ne" ly'r'"''r' "' afp"int-' c'Iir TOR.
" l. We dn'y 81 III" 90 '-r'"' '" ""t" on The
roN any error " 'h- d">cfr'i"" 81 property
" """'' name o'' no SUN '"Nhs" -"H' "-
"'A"e "Hh"ht ~" de!s ho'''e % TIE f'aI
""h "h"r
Nv the expiration a. 'iN'' days after 'are-
shai' become d"e ani -xis' i. I" le'''"r- arr
a"thf'zrd u" 'rcrIvr payment ~ ;aAe> frnri
any person ""rr ''a" 'he one IN "' - hA"'e
thc property mas bt"h ae-"-et'' ana !" s'Ih'">
sa'r w" payer 10 all me fg'i'S oi NE State
ihtI'eit 70 OF growing "'h "' such 'hA
ih~ fhr'-h 'rh'"i b'sf" .h""'h pay We
Assessor me compensation hAed ny law i"r
s>-'s>'he ne pom YAK
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previous irht,' >'"''' h"' nave "erh i'Ac"'
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Richland beacon., 1885-03-21

10 re-rs per line, "ech IuSrri'on. for reading
<shsit~r ~ local "oiicrs - per cent aih- u"
Shnvr rates 'er each change uf yearly, IA (
yearly "r qusu"riy slv-rri-rm"ur-
Positively nn rr,iiic'iuu Iro,n above rates ft
the accommodation of any oue.
Cash "n"sf accompany "vrry order nnr>-
the advertiser rr agent ~ kn"ur hy thu pro
prlrior tn I've re-p"u-iblr parry
(Gmmunicsiinn- un>i reach thi- office hy
~ brfnre hursiav mnrni"g-. ih,y appear
in the hr,t I.-u. after they received. s'i
anvsrfis-rients must h,i handed ~ tetotr FRI
dsy noon #
Richland beacon., 1885-03-21

Tie :. nId >..itu ~a- tAp-ct,-,i Ia overs
run Hs-ning',.iI IN - wltd hurr t"G 9TH - bet
are grt'Iiied tn say th,t >nItI-ru Der ~
ciat- are bear ~ tleni>-v-s wIh brrouihp
mrd-.W R-i-rtin2 the su',j ct the New
Yer. Evening" Pos ha. r'lls rn >aN
he '"li' S''nih ~hIch Wa 'xrrc'"d To
conr % a-hns'"n III n to y u. s'sr,ely rep
resented NJ all Th- chi-t ru-h = fr the
pu>tih-e- at the N"rth sn.i "-,'. All tins Is
us-i, To- tie over within shoU time.
Richland beacon., 1885-03-21

N-iih-' the ri'gu-nr- st Mr Wnfhrnp>
speech. the ere ,nrouie- of th- occasion. no,
;hr >,zf ii.-i; cu'sli rsk- wt..n~n iurg-f that
they nr- sui = J-cr cl.ss, ";sS"t wirhom
representation aud gcv-. ned wi,h ur c"h--nt "
Tue very ni.s-r,snc- vi 'h,s day hrnIghr ~
flesh ps'n the ",-r'ory of IA. tact that tor n'r-
'hnn ,hIfIv years ths pray.s "f w"n-n for
equal riyh,. iils b.sn den,ed-Wonan'-
Jnt.rfa
Richland beacon., 1885-03-21
Ti.e k!iUe aud the Gray.


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Richland beacon., 1885-03-21
Please Remember

That hereafter all advertise n-hr' nf ia u.
sisl sales 'nu>i Ia. psIi for b.inrr rh-. lays It
~ lie ar they viii b- taken om AMI 'hn -air,
stopP.d In no in>iancr " i'll ihs ru!e h,. de
v'st-d from. There - u" l.w !" compel any
enc 10 work Tor auuih-r tor u"thng. smd W.
psepnse tn qun il Hand ~ the rn"n-y with
BE sdverii.en.rn, If you " ant ~ in 20 ~. #
Richland beacon., 1885-03-21

You can see hereafter what YOU
owe Us Oh judicial advertisements by
looking at the foot OF the "ad.;;" and
should remember that they will be
taken cut before tue day of sac if
not pad for. IT,
Richland beacon., 1885-03-21
THE RiCHlAhG REaGO.s
to puhlishei every Jarrriay nor nus. a
HAYvItLE, LOUISIANA.
W.P. MANGH Nj, ro}rietor.
Terms Of Subscription
Fee for Ann Ou ncei,.enfs.
Table Of Advertising Rates

ts~ ~'n,'n-n:"d w r- L."i-,ana Pcs A--"ci
a'i"n Tor Stopnon w rh- publishers at
country newspapers ~ thI- >r-'-. 40 -
r~piiny advertisements ttOn adverrr>Ir.
Ry-Iis
Trau-Isnf advertising. one inch o'e time
,, 80; each >uh--0n.n, tlm-. - rents
Richland beacon., 1885-03-21

The Lottery gamblers must 60.
They are menace to tue Integrity
Cf our young men.
Richland beacon., 1885-03-21

WISER aui win ii-r Inan al ypre,
Tue CuurorJ Scho'h l. met;
AM E.ner-0n iI'hy man
la rel :, sea I ynn /. {.
Urhippy lie alive 10 b.
A~ndt HE wha;ness Of the which,
.ae wh.chncss O. the what.
Richland beacon., 1885-03-21

Agent. need offer nnihing lr., than the
above rates
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-14
TERSE, TIMELY TOPICS.
WIRED WAITS WOVEN IN A wooF OF
VARIED NEWS COLORS.
Colon Chatter-Purser Littleiohn's Prattle.
Senator Eustis' Parting Shot at the
Administration Appointments.
Cist OF the News.

Colon, Nav 4-The troubles On the 18th
mus are by no means oyer, a,d no one is wise
enough to see the end In The whole com,
plicated state Of affairs only one thing is Ger
tain: that the eagle screams from Colon to
Panama, and the United States has asserted
itsef with q vigor that has not bean equaled
since the Stars and Stripes Haunted in tine
halls Of the Gontezapas" Il was nearly II
O'Clock when he steamship Acapulco, having
on board Capt B. n. NcCaiIa (wllo has been
sent down To take command of the land
forcs on the Isthmus under Rear Admiral
Jouett and naval brigade OF 45o marines
and blue jackets, arrived in sight OF the
lights that burned In what was left of tine
city of Colon. 2 Passing up toward the city
the light Of fires in the camps OF the refugees
and the riding liyhts Oh the men-of-war in
the harbor could be plainly seen. OF on the
mainland We're the lights of other camp-fires,
and on the sea breeze, which made the heat
Of the suitry night bearable, came the sound
Of drums. For nearly nine days there was
no Eews from The outside world, and the
state of affairs in Colon could only be sur
missed Ali the trip down Capt. McCalia and
subordinate officers had been hard at work,
and the body OF men, gathered from widely
severed posts, soma at only few hor-s' notice
and never under arms together before, had
been formed into an organization that worked
with the accuracy Of q machine. So all was
prepared for fhe worst and as the Acapulco
neared the city the long roll rang through the
ship and the men turned out armed and
equipped with two days rations in their hav-
ersacks and ready to force a landing if nee
u
50 for it was soon learned that the sailors and
marines from the feet occupied the city, and
that things were comparatively quiet. Capt.
McCaIla sigrslled his arrival TO the flagship
Tennessee, a steam launch was sent for
for him, and he went to report to Admiral |
Jouett. The next morning at daylight the !
Acapulco went alongside the pier and the !
forces were landed, relieving the sailors and !
marines from the Heet
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Ex.prr.laent Comma.

NEW YORK, May 4-The Pacific mail
steamer City Of Para has reached her pier a!
the foot of Canal street. ssIt isn't the same
city we saw on cur last trip" said Purser
Liftlejohn, "by a long shot Nothing much
IS left now but ashes It would be quickly
rebuilt, but the business people down there
are afraid to invest money in the present
state Of uncertainty. They don't know who
is master. They go to bed under one flag
and get under another. Every man is q
separate and distinct government If tbs
Americans, or French, or English, or any re-
sponsible power, were to guarantee protec-
tion, the city would be rebuilt in hurry.
The business people would welcome any
government that promised stability, no
matter to whom they had to pay allegiance.
OF course they think their natural protector
sho1ld be the United States Technically,
Colon is presumed to be in the hanls of
the Colombian forces now, but Gen. Uiloa's
force is reduced 10 q han lfll OF men, and
the arrival of the City OF Para, bringing the
American marines and sailors, Was very
opportrne for him. Virtually Col. Hayward
fook command Of the city, OF what was left
Of it, as soon as we arrived His measures
were vigorous, and had an instantaneous eff
feet on the wary rsbels They fight hard
when they are engaged, but they are careful
not to get into trouble with superior force
During our stay there things were compara-
lively quiet, though murders occurred plen-
fully after dark, and no American was
safe at niSat in tho streets. We brought
back with us besides Lieut. Moore, who was
wounded in the arm, Lieut.. e. l. Reynolds,
5aidshipmen G. M Littlehales, j. h Elliott,
G. FL Ledbetter and j. e. Palmer; 81. Fer
ris, secretary of the Panama railroad com
pany; DIR. Lugo, who is said to have dis
PATCHES from the consul general in Panama
10 Washington, and Gen. Carlos A Comma,
sse ex-prssiieat of the state of Panama.
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The Shortest and Most Desirable
Route between the East & West.

BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALNE
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
p d Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles. or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For Sale By T. Harring-
ton. mays 1y.
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Connections are made at Fostoria with
Lem d'y for Findlay, Lima, st Ma
rvs, Muncie and Lafayette, Ind, Bloom
ington ILL.,, Kansas City and st Louis.
at Bucyrus for all points on p wv & G
Railway
AT Ellison for Crestline, Cleveland, and
all points on Columbus Divisions of c C.
& railway.
AT Centerburg for Mt Vernon Clinton,
Akron and all points on Mt V Il c RID
AT Bremen and New Lexington for New
ark, Lancaster r,Zanesvilleanda all points On
Cincinnatiand MuSkingum Valley Di-
vision of P & & st Louis R'y,
at Junction City for shawnee and all
points on Straitsville Div. OF L & o RID.
At Columbus connection is made at
Union Dept with trains for Cincinnati,
Louisville. le.Indianapolis,W Washington, Bal
timore Il all Southern and Eastern cities
At Athens with w & B R'y for Clncin-
natl, Parkersburg. Baltimere and Wash
ipgton. and for.points OH Z II V & R'y.
At Middleport Junction with & II V & 7
Railway.
HUDSON FITCH, General Ticket Agent.
j MARTIN, TN PEELER,
Receiver. Superintendent.
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IF YOU want a post office, or gov
ernment position of any kind, send
at once for the latest, greatest and
best book published, containing
lists and salaries of all government
Offices in every state and country
with full instructions how and
where to make application to secure
appoin! ment. A copy of this val
liable work sent by mail, postpaid,
to any address for one dollar by the
Democrat Book Co., MI. Pleasant,
Pa. Agents wanted.
apr2 Ct
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Important to Grand Jul
fy Witnesses.
Notice Fr0xa, siae Prosecuting
&flHcnAE

Notice Fr0za, the Prosecuting
Attorney.
The Prosecuting Attorney re-
quests that persons desiring to ap-
pear, or send witnesses before the
Grand Jury, should furnish him
with a list Of the names of witnesses
at least ten days prior to the session
of The Grand Jury, when the cause
of complaint is in existence at that
time, otherwise, as soon as possible.
The Grand Jury meets on Mon
day, May 18th. 1885.
Parties having grievances, Or
having knowIed &c of crimes COM
mitted aud do hot mike a report,
must hold themselves responsible
and not the officers of the law, for
any tailercs 10 bring guilty parties
to punishment.
q. FL. BUERAAUs,
Pros Attorney.
may II ct
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Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution Of Ohio.
lecticnS-
Senate Joint Resolution No. 2S
JOINT RESOLUTION
Amexd;mg Section 4, Article K.
of the Constitution, relating
to the election of IosUN=


Resolved by the General Assembly OF the
State OF Ohio (three-fift fths OF all the mem
bers elected to each house cOncurring
therein), Tn at there be submitted to the
electors of the Stat on the second Tues
day of October, A. ID. 1885, IL proposition 10
amend section four, article ten OF the Con-
stitution of the State, so as to read as fol-
lows:
Section 4. Township officers shall be
elected by the electors o! each township,
at such time, in such manner, and for such
term, not exceeding three years, as may be
provided by law; but shall hold their Of
fees until thcir successors are elected and
qualified.
The electors desiring, at said election, to
vOtr in favor OF the foregoing amenoln ent
shall have written or printed on their bal
lots the words, Unconstitutional amend
ment township OfficerS-"Yes;" ;" aud those
who do not favor the adoption of said
amendment shall have written or printed
on their ballots the words, ,"Constitutionai
amendment, township oilicers-No."
A. d. MARSH,
Sneaker OF the House of Representatives
ELMER WHITE,
President pro TEN. OF the Senate.
Adopted April 8, 1885,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIO.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
I.JAMEs S. ROBINSON, Secretary OF state
of the state of Ohio, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a true copy OF the JOINT
Resolution adopted by the General Assem-
bIy of the state of Ohio, on the 9th day OF
4 pril, A. d. 1855, taken from the original
rolls filed in this office.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereunt0
subscribed my name ana afflXet
lsEAL.1 my official seal, ut colnm bus,
the 9th day of April, A. ID. 1850.
JAMES s. ROBINSON,
Secretary of State.
April 10, ISS5-6m
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Valuable alns.;.inerx DESTROYED.

SCRANTON, Pa, MAY 5.--A fire broke out
in tue engine room OF tne rail department oi
the Las.:sa wanna iron and coal company's
steel mill. The flames spread rapidly and
the engine house and rail mill were totally
destroyed Together with their valuable
machinery Loss 10 building and machinery
is about S25o, ,ra9, partly insured
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
The Big Snow at New Orleans to be Con-
tjnued Another Year.


NEW ORLEANS, May 5.-The committee oi
citizens, composed Of leading business men,
and the management of the worlds fair nlei
at the st. Charles hotel to discuss the project
.omaintain the exposition another gear. The
cate Of rc-opening the great show was CON
.idered, and October next was believed to be
the best time.
The question of securing the government
exhibits was taken up, and the latter was re
ierred TO the management and Louisiana's
representatives in congress. The committee
:-sked the management for a detaiied ami
complete statement of the expenditures,
upon which the expense of continuation viii
Le predicted The statement will be fur
r--Shad
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CALIFORNIA
Insurance Company,
TATE OF OHIO,

TATE OF OHIO,
ms URANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, JANUARY %, 1885.
I, Henry j. Reinmund, Superintendent
of Insurance Of the State OF Ohio, do hereby
paiiy. located al San Francisco, in the State
OF California, has complied in all respects
with the laws Of the State, relating TO In
surance Companies other than Life, 1ncor-
porated by other States ofthe United states,
and is authorized to transact its appropri-
ate business of Fire Insurance in this state
in accorda nee wi n law, during ihe current
year The condition and business OF said
Company on the 3lst day of December, CT
the year next preceding the date hereof,
Is shown by the state e.nent, under OATH, re-
quired by Section 2Si, Revised Statues OF
Ohio, to be as follows
Aggregate amount of available
Assets. ............sl j ,020, l754i
Aggregate amount OF Liabilities
except Capital), including Re-
IHsura nce......-.----- toofSi4.So
Net Assets. STl5,260.l .l3
Amt of actualspaid up Capital o.g0o 60
Surplus iIoZbu.75
Amount of Income for tho year,
in Sii -f.U.Sio.io
Amount of Expenditures tor the
year, in cash 4ot'zo'.1
In WITNESS WHEREOF, have
sEALl hereunto subscribed my name,
t-SJ and caused my official Seal to be
affixed the day and year first
above written.
HENRY J. REINMUND,
Superintendent.
Myers & Johnston. Agents at Logon, ONO.
February 26, lSS5-lw
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Insurance policies CT Rel Key, Ind have
been revoked because the saloonists and pro-
hibitionists have threatened to burn each
other out
The Richmond Sulky plow company is
hunting new location, and is somewhat be-
wildered by the conflicting charms of Indian.
apolis and Kansas City.
Ex-Policeman Tom Collopy, of Cincinnati
bas been arrested on charge of stealing
pocket book containing Se5 from Mrs Shook
Il whose saloon he and ex-Policeman Re;
Carey were loaf:ng.
The dog show opens at Music hall Tuesia,
rndsr the auspices OF the Cincinnati Sports
mems club. There are more than 500 entries
Including representatives from souie OF tia
finest kennels in England and Ireland.
Brave Ffremen's Fate.
CHICAGO, May 5.-Just bsfoce midnight of
Gunday lire was discovered in the third
story Of No. 161 South Water street and hal
secured good head-yay before an engine ap
scared. a second alarm brought hall
cozen engines, and soon as many streams
we're directed to the fourth story in the hope
of drowning out tie flames The heavy
:Teight OF that floor, increased by the leluge
q water from the pipes, .azed its
strength and 1t gave way directly over The
heads OF some dozen freinec, who found them
elves engulfed in a E,asS OF debris When
al the injured men had been extriceted it
ss'as suddenly discovered t1at two of them
V-ara missing. Fifty men lest no time in
c!amberiag .p the ladders, and with hooks
and picks dragged away the debris until
ieir two comrades were found Both were
scad. The weight had suddenly borne them
OWN aud had crushed their lives ont Both
Zen were knocked senseieSs and then as
:,ayxiated by the dense smoke. The losses
"A the buildings viii reach So, 800; insur-
aice S20, 900.
MArAMoRos, 8tcx, A.a-ch 24.-The thre'
bandits recently csrsu-ed near Me,idez We're
hanged while being ts.i>la from Reynosa tx
yicio-ia by rural g,;a.%is. @ilo saT :aey trleS
r, cs AZ. Sheriff Hri;o. OF BrcmIiSyiile, l
s,..:ivo !. .,sirsuing E:tustiro Ve,a, the band:
rom 10. side, vito isas anxious % XII brito
The two missed esch o her by an ACCIDENT II
.,e III, ,... .,;s-t of toeI. Coy III" Ggntinss
..sri5f of h., .---s county, is with Brito. aEi5
naer ne s~o .,arsj 5 si.est tnare VIII be
i..cca. i.-St-
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Ge;aye:i Passengers.

LIvEEfooI., May 5.-siosv of the rassell.
gers ori beard the Guion line steamer Ahys
s;nia, who were brought back here or
account Of the breaking down OF that YES
sal's engines were transferred to the Nevada,
OF tie same lire. wnic;. has sailed. The re
,neirder Will follow on tbs weeks steamer.
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CAIRO. My 5-NGbar Pasha, prime min
ister of Egypt, h&s formally apoiogized to
TIE French consul for tie suppression by the
government Of tbs Bosp:lore Eggyptien.
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I1opcs to he Able.

CAIRO. May 5.-Nutar Pasha, in an in
torview said that he hoped to be able On the
1st OF June to iix the date when the Alexan-
dria indemnities would De paid.
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Er;tye EUrncd.

COLLEGE CORNER, Giay 5.-The 201-fooi
high bridge on the c., Ii. and ID. railroad
at Oxford burned AMI all trains have to tran
fer 1t is supposed taaS it was tired by
tramps.
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W EST ssUsNks.

For R:.tes Time Table and informal alton,
call on BEN MONf.TT H, Agent, 2Si North
Hie!: Street, co.unihGs,O.
8. p. PEAHoDY, e EppERr,
Gen1 Sup':. GeE'l P,:ss. As' T..
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Direct connections made in Union De
pot at Columbus, for Newark, GAINESVILLE,
Pittsburg, Wheeling. Baltimore, Washing
ton and Philadelphia; also for Dayton,
Cincinnati, Louisville and all points South
and southwest.
ua Close connections at Toledo for De-
tr0it and all points in Michigan and Can
ada.
HI FALKESBAcH, ,Gen1 Pass. Ag't;
Columbus ohio.