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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19
Ruston Male and Female Academy.
THIS SCHOOL
Will Open on Monday, September 6, 1885
And Continue 10 months.

II xiii be the aim IF the cifi-cns
of Rnstou 10 make Il First Glass;:
ri7Inc to Sf~fcNts ad;anfoErs cq~a/
To Those o6faincd in tic best SchooIS
in the state.
Tile comysc of sfn,ir 7rUr embrace
all ofMs higher branches .'/ofhr-
mafirs, .NainyaI .Sci,NcC, .nor0/0HH
Mental PhiIo>ofhr ant -1Hf'r"f
Languages.
TER Ms
PRIMARY DtrAUrMLNr 500
IxTLRMEDIArL DEPARTMENT 800
ADVNNCEn DEPARTMENT 100
MUSIc on PIANO 400
INCIDENTAL zee PER YEAR &c"
USE or INSTRUMENT PER MO. 100
ANY pupil taking one study III
higher department, VIII TIC cIasSca ~
that department.
| Boa,d can hc secured for $3.50
per month, including lights, washing,
fuel, etc.
TEACHERS:
REV. ". e. FErLEY, FRlNClPAL'
PROF. e r. IVES 1T Assistant.
MRS. FLORENCE HALLE, nd Assistant.
Mi, LOU SLAUGHTER Mu-c Department.
For further iu,aruHt.o'. app J I"
Efv. ". {. fKILii. frw,f'l
o., COZ. { >IA\'ttk
Iulyii- :.-l-u. .frs hs ,. Trustees.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19

CSnn week a T. ONE. 300 ou'iit free
sOOO Pay absolutely sure NJ r-@. Capr
tai not he ,uIed. Reader, il y"u want bushes,
at which persons Of either sex, young or Odds
canmake great pay al 'h" '.rn" 'h"v w"fS.
with absolute certainty. wri'e tor Particular, &c
n Habit Stu +! .:fr Name.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19

Has attained n standard OF excellence when
IL contains every Improvement that inventive
genius, skill and money can produce
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-04-18
"a LITTLE NONSENSE"

AT the dime museum She
80, look at the Indian with his feather
headdress." He-"Yes, fine feathers. :"
She-"Well, why do the Indians wear
them that wayPn He-"To keep his
wigwam. "-SomerUiHe Journal
From our English epitaph hunter.
On stone in Pickering church-yard:
death comes to all-nono can resist his dart;
At his command the dearest friends must
A mo1rnful widow, who this truth doth own,
In gratitude erects this humble stone"
-Eulalia (sentimentally)-"Oh, no;
l have no desire for great wealth. l
should be happy, very happy, as the
wife of a noble bread-winner. George
(practically)-"And should be happy,
very happy, as the husband of a good
bread-maker. She concluded to learn.
philadelphia Call.
Pedestrian (who has lost his way)
-"Why don't you have guide boards
round here, so that stranger can tell
where he is goingP Now in the city we
have plenty OF guide boards, one on
every corner" Farmer-"Why didn't
you bring a few along with you, thenP"
-HarUard Lampoon.
-One OF the FUNNIEST typographical
errors ever made was in q recent ex-
change. A reporter, in writing an &C
count of ball, said that the belle of
the evening Cooked au fait" The
types put it that she "looked all feet. -
Now neither the lady nor the reporter
are happy.-Proafdence Star.
$50 the Arabians go to lodges and
come home as late as you doP" said
Mrs. Mannerly to her husband, who
was Of conyivial turn of mind. 81
don't know" he stammered. 'But
know they do, for read in a paper
that when an Arabian enters his house
he removes his shoes and keeps on his
hat That is what you do when YOU
come home late from the lodge. y
Texas SifttngS.
WHATS that?" he asked, as he
halted boy about his own age on
Woodward avenue. "I'm eatin' white
sugar" "Where did you get itP''
Home" "Steal itP'' NAV; ma
gave it to me-" "What fur?" "Cause
I threatened to run away" "Humph
You amt smart. My holt is to threaten
to commit suicide, and / git currani
jell and raisins till can't eat no more"
-,Detron Free Press,
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-04-18

stores were sent. sometimes letters,
and their condition and treatment i'm
proved. The summer passed, and it
was not till September that they act
ually set out on their way to freedom.
AS they went through Pongan the
Nisero they had abandoned ten months
before still lay on the shore, her masts
standing, portions of the poop and
forecastle still showing, but her mid
ships completely under water, and the
shore strewn with the wreckage. On
the morning of the 10th of September,
they went on board the Pegasus, Mr..
Maxwell, who had been the agent of
their deliverance, following later in the
day. 1t is clear from Mr.. Bradley's
narrative that the delay in their rescue
was due to the vacillations and greed
of the Acheen chiefs. The chiefs were
not Intentionally unkind to the cap
tives, whose sufferings' were due to the
climate, the savage life they were COM
PEELED to share, and the privations
they had to endure. The long period
of endurance and suspense was light
ened by many incidents of sport and
curious observations and experience.
In fifteen months from their first start
ing they had got home again, having
in the meantime, as Mr.. Bradley says
in his concluding words, gained the
sympathy of two nations and seen
adventures enough to last lifetime.--
London Times.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-04-18
UNSETTLED.

Mghe IN the head-it seems to mo
I'm losing, somewhat. my decision.
fAnQ II these moods refuse to flee
MY brain will need close revision.
before saw her, all the States
- We're not too vast for me to stray in.
But now the limits of her gates
Are not too small for me stay in.
once to my sight the violet's blue
- was all that poet ever ranted;
but now her eyes diviner hue
Has my bewildered sight enchanted.
Red roses blushing by a bed
Or snow-white lilies held nv rlancea.
I9at grace is lost, that charm is fled
her lips and cheeks shame former fancies
me morning song of morning bird
- was sweetest music and the clearest:
o4t now my deepest soul is stirred
BY her low voice that is the dearest,
All, If this heart desert me vet.
=, m well aware that should find it
Entangled in golden net, .
w mere her rich tresses brightly bind It'll
II when ask she should reject
no, no, that thought shall not disarm me.
Il! claim her as my hearts elect,
ANA trust her answer will not harm mel
%. l.. Cleveland, In Chicago Current.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-04-18
PERSONAL AND1prpsoNAl


Solomon Eversah, -,
tenarian in Cincinnati,pe ohiy cen
the age of one hundred, recently az !,
President Arthur owl uno 49,
soonest gun in the countrNNIne manu-,
present from Victor Bogy,pso,mU,a;,S'n," :
~ Y. Tribune. Veisi"in' /
Stanley, the explorer, ha ..,uoa
ninety-tive resolutions of thai ,
one hundred and fifty complii anu
dinners, and is not dead yet, V"iy
Yale College is the name OF
who lives in Boston. Mr.. College,
colored man who was slave in"
South before the war. His owner, VIZ
gave him his name, was a graduate \
Yale.-Boston Journal.
Chief Justice Greene, of Wyom-
ing Territory, where women sit on
juries, has announced that no other
terms of court have been so effective in
restraining crime as those where women
have formed part of the jury.
Mrs. Rear Admiral Dupont was
not able to witness the unwilling of her
husbands statue recently. She could
not move out of her room except in q
rolling chair, and has not stepped on
the ground for sixteen years.-M y
Sun.
There were fifty-six signers to the
Declaration of Independence. Twenty
four of them were lawyers. The last
one of them all to die was Charles Car
roll, of Carrolltown. His death oc-
CURED in 1882, when his age was ninety
five Chicago Herald.
Miss Alice Pollard, now ninety-six
years old, and of sound mind and body,
is the oldest parishioner of DR.. Bartors
church, in Boston. She bears the name
of her ancestress who came out in the
Mayflower, little romp, who was the
first to put foot ON Plymouth Rock
Boston Globe.
The old German, Ferdinand Schu-
macher by name, the inventor of oat-
meal on the American breakfast table,
is now the owner of great wealth, in
Guiding half dozen mills, two grain
elevators and several warehouses, with
upward of thousand people employed
in his business.--N Y. Star.
Representative of the different
Presidents families are living in Wash
AhS OOh' L hOJ ulS as AOIlOWSs A1Sllly
Adams; Mrs. Meikleham, who is JEFF
ferson's grandmother, and Miss Ran
dolph, the Misses Gouverneur, great
granddaughters of Monroe; Mrs. Sem
pie, daughter of President Tyler
John Tyler, and Secretary Lincoln and
family Washington Post.
The latest addition to the long list
of shop-window beauties in London is
the young Warehouses of Kildare.
Lady Kildare was for year or two the
admiration of London drawing-rooms
as Lady Hermoine Duncombe, daugh-
ter of the Earl of Feversham. Since
she married the son and heir of the
Duke of Leinster she has been even
better known, and is likely to become
celebrity the world over
-Caligula was one of the greatest
monsters the world has known. But
his wife, Milonia Cesonia, whom he
had frequently menaced with torture
to compel her to confess how she had
retained his love, was passionately de-
voted to him. After hearing of his as
sassination she hurried, wild with grief,
to the spot, and refused to leave his
body. She begged his murderers in
pity to kill her, too, and when they
stabbed her she thanked them with her
latest breath.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-04-18
SHOP-LIFTING.
The Extent to Which it is Carried
on in New York City.

a Crime to Which Women are Partjcu-
larry Addicted-How the Thieves
are Detected-PitifuI Cases
of Keptomania,
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-04-18

"A few Sundays since Mr.. Yates,
editor of the London World, went. as
was his custom on the Sabbath, to
church, and at the close of the service
was rallied by friend about his alb
sorbed attitude of reflection. 'Ahr'
was the reply, Il might well look Sc
nous. | was thinking about the next
WoTLd.p
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-04-18

The average size of the American
family is 5.04. The decimal probably
represents the dude, but the statistieians
have got it rather large. -Roston
transcript.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-10-17

8urekas MevedA. Eenruafy "a Y i1oS.
NOTICE Ie Hereby GIvth THAT JAM9
~ u. LEHMEk. whose possomce eodrca
Cincinnati, Ohio. has this day nlsd hfs appN-
cation for patsnt fer efteep hundred linssr
fset o. the IehmeF nine o. vein beafiag eoio
md silver, with surfsce grqand AZ nundlsd
tset n width lit1ated u eahfanA1ey LeAe Mn
Ing District, County ~ Linpoins ptase q ~.
o1icisi plat % de q Iris ones = Lot humber
~. Ia Township >. south HenE1s - Eaaf *
Mount Diablo Meridian: The exece1of bounds-
rios Of ssid Los No - being y follows, 70 wft;
BeginninE Ct post marked no !. Y . nc<vsJ
No q. z 8. b. 80 = Section u, ~ whence
tho NJ corner post o. section u, 7 ;, Z. y
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-10-17

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-10-17

r,Y vrarrE or Dpcarr AVID or =. :,
D sails isued ont Of ths niz1h Ja1iei1i d istiss
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-10-17

A CONNECTING LINK Several live
specimens Of queer little Australian an.
imal-upon which the formidable name
''ornithorynchies" has been Inflicted
have been brought to this country by
Dr.. H. A. Ward. 1t is claimed that this
creature forms = perfect connecting link
between birds and mammals, 1t looks
like the beaver, but Snstead Of having
hair on ito back it has scales, and in place
Of scales on its tailit has hair; while long
investigation has shown that it lays an
egg like bird, but suckles its young
like q mammal. Its habits are like a
beaver but it Is declared to DO an utterly
heterodox creature, and entirely the
most unnatural known. ~
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-10-17

UNITED BxAxuD LAND OTB1cE,
1919. nsv !. rseroary Ssh. a; 2; isss
cisasssi, 6Eic. 3 this az 1isd his application
foe pAisnt for hftssn hundred linear feet Of
~ I" John r." mine OF vein bearing god and
oliver. with uurfacs ground six hundred feat 10
Ss .ssS y ssas.: =. s!s e.. 4 .sss
80 1essrna1si ~ ths1nsld notes end oalciai
p1a4 - ~ u thts eAloe - W No. 81, In town
ship .. BoueA naa0s, g. Kns& 81 Moszssl Diab2o
neFi1ian: - Na@ier bouudarlss Of Md lot
Ne: :! be.1g = fellow. e w:
No u. r. "a On. y. b. X. Thsncs ths \
poe1 bstsesn escs % and 20 bess 81 deg ID
min N 179loe1s tho old monuuent bearing 3
80 deg 80 min >. 10 feet from said post No 1.
Thenos. runnins. lit course. West 1900 feet to
"a = 4. ss sGns Il y ssus s
~ fost 70 post No ,, y Burvey No 81, old
mouumsnt bears as deg " 10 feet from said
~ No 3; thence. 81 courss. Rast 1s0A fsekto
poae ~ 1. Y survey No n j. IA ma anspi
sSsses, ttk eourss south GO fsst q poss No i
~ 80 q bsgianink. .sontslning 20 % iot
e vifk { nssnssic vsilsslcn II Il az fsst.
m location Of this milne IL rscordsd In ths
s;sss ~ 'iS, e e! .. = ~.
xAne,ln countys keyeda.
Any ~ I'll psrsons claiming adversely an,
psselsecf ~ ~ = Js4h 3 aine r. sasiae'
e!uunt - required 70 Az !heiF adverse claida
0lAss q karsks, h th&bl6ES a HssS1a. 1urInl
~ sixty ~. psriod Of Pubiicetion hereof. .
sae{ VII - barred b. vtrfuc Of the provision
F.H. rrspxLKr. xss,sssss
= = 49,. erdssed that ~ fc!.eapS aoes
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-10-17

wheel, shaft ard ieei, pinions OLD cages,
small iron pulley, ton: more o. lss.. oid
inches. . feet long, y anchor bolts ! 1 inches,
feet long; 10 anchor bolts. inches, 10k fret
long; l18 pieces strap Iron, LIS inchss, "A lest
long punched; 20 pieces Of strap Iron. &xS
inches, II feet long. pu ched, ~ pieces hog
chstn brscer; 10 anchor boltr, ~ inche. ID
feet lore; 20 anchor bolts, az inch, ., 81 feet
long; iron geared hand-wildlats; g plrcas cut
granite vock about 6x7 feet, and IL inches
thich; il6 csstings for punp; small hound
wire cable; trestlts.
AZ No. 7 Hosting Works. 4i
iron ore buckets. 1 old anvil, old bellows,
ore screen, 1 sheave and boxss, l coll old
hointing rope, pair platform seal ., l grind
s.oLs snd frame, 20 toms Of orc more or leSe.
At Meadow valley corpsDy's once.
l stove. with drum. pipe and sine; dssl. 1
letter press, do X stool, 3 chsirs, fstis,li
litter scale, safe With door broken, . survey
ora conipassee. picturea and fzam<s, hi
'nIes. : Ie.ter hles, match safe. clccs, to
iig to tie meadow Valley Misins Company Il
W nesr Phoebe. Nevada. 4
And roiice IL hereby given that on
Friday, ths rourseentA day sS March.
A. D. 1855 between she hours q so'cioah A. n
and o'cloch \ Of that dsy. ! wtll ssii al ih-
right, title and interest Of the psil hsedw Val
Isy Mining Company In and To the shove d !.
scrihed p.ope.ty q the Meadow Valley Mining
!. III I....s ~. ~. 49, 49, ~ co'ev :: noone
Ing Conpsny's mill and reduction worse Il
Dry VALLEY. u nj eosnty. TBS said sais 10
tshe plsce g Dsy Valley, q 70 e'cioet An q
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And |. =. under and By virtue Of ssid execution
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-10-17

At late meeting Of microscopical so.
ciety in London was shown section Of q
Sheffield saw-grinder's lung, the irrita.
ton from the stael dust inhaled having
gradually obliterated the lung structure
and rendered it perfectly useless !, for
breathing. Sections Of lungs showing
carbon deposit from London smoke were
also exhibited.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-10-17

A South Carolina pl ~ clan says that
II a person will make BIT Of eating an
apple before brcakfast every morning.
and an onion after supper every night. be
will never need dose Of medicine.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-10-17

YES" said Mrs. Sprigging, when she
read the menu ora recent fashionable
dinner. ''the man who got up that there
feast must have been an epicac!"-[Life.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-10-17
LEGAL.
UNITED STATES
SALE.

nY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED
u out Of the Circuit Court Of the United
b stes Ninth, Circuit snd District Of Nevada,
End 10 me directed and delivered on 1udg-
mept rendered Ia said court on the second day
ofApril, A. D. 1858. ~ favor Of W. y. Grimm,
plaintiff, and seainst meadow Valley Mining
Company, deiendAnts, for the sum vi i've thou.
sand two hundSed and seventy dollars lf5,27D)
damages. with Interest on three thousand four
hundred sudninn one -hundrsdtha lBs 400 g.i0ol
dollars. from s,!d date Until paid At the rate Of
two and one-haif per cent. pr mon, b, and tn
tersst on casthonP4nd eight hundred and sixty.
rtns ninety. one ID -hundredtbs fSl,ed9 9i-i00i
dollars from aid dats Of INDIGNANT until paid.
at the rate Of ten per cent, psr anhunl, ana y
enty one-hurdredths 1912 70rt] collars and
ncc11aipg cnstr, now. amounting TO the sum OF
nine y0-lO0 $50 % tt0l dollars a. the same
how sppears Of record; and 10 purs,isnre OF
istd execution aud Of It's rominliidr did. Oh
thsAsth day Of Mach AID lsrA, levy upon the
ustsd IL the County d lincoln. State Of kevada.
to-tif: E ,
rsssopsi Property At Dry Valley. 81 once.
lsnnail arespeoof ssfs. dsst. ONCE csunter,
lamp, l. webstss dieiiopesy. ciuck cs4s.
hand Bsbcock Ars sx'inguishsrs. wish stands,
hsdssssd. ssmaii tables.
AtRisoksnith Shop. W.
2svedss blocte, ! anvil bsilovs. . visrs. l
eone. ~ pair blacksmith tongs. | blacksmith
hammer. 70 Blacksmith tools with handles, 4
ntehst drills scrsv plates stocks and tape. %
at9el drills. pubetes, ETC., nconp an v<i, .
p f.es tsceble chain. more or less. rstshsi
drill 6spcs, . soedrn clampa. pas spindle. I
uchbrsaltr dr. plece stetia iDchts by : ls<t
leng. piecs sterl ~ inches BY f.es long. l
tool raqk. " pSun :. nnrs or lsas, nuts, iron
sssa ' sS.i Sst 3 tx IL l Isss'i
noider1natfon. gBsef N
AZ cArps, tsr Shop.
ls1.spch circular ssw. l sst Of patterna for
casting quarts . III nAchisety, laid can +haft,
! Nat , - inehss By 70 fsst long. block asd
fiGht nsw cams, . pan pgs,k rochhseaher
diex, falls pan bottom, I ut pan covsrs.
oattery' . ems croSn Nh els. Span cones, 6
east-isun- pullsys, - Inch cireulsr sav. 10
70 Isiks "a a. ling aseSiss ! pie nser psnp
whs rhills. old bsllows, u PTS vhlts Iron,
u last clnnpa. q nouldipg naaks. more Of
lsa., 70 ban eceteh pis Iron. ~ an b1ck, nors
1 tooirsas = iashs. piniou whssls.
On Pcrts, and psstls. u stamps for msFlius
ton scalss. y tshlss, button mouids.
~ Rstost. Room.
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