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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
Commissio Sale.
TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF wHsELmo
l. West Virginia. -
Patrick J. Giligan, sdmInistrafor del
bonb non oil Vim. Gilligan, decoascd .. 80

l. West Virginia. .
Patrick J. Gnlis,n, sdmInistrafor del
e0ni' non Of Vim. Gillisan, dscesscd \. o>.....,
Thomas Emmett Gillisan and Others.
The undersigned special commi.Siouse hsreAo
gives notice that pursuant 20 the authority vssisi q
him BY decree made by said court on the ~ "a
Of June, 1854, he Will, ON
SATURDAY, MAY 10, A. D. 1885,
commencing a 10 o,elosk a. m, I'll a public .s.s.
Court House ot taid county. In the city Of Whslina
West Virginia the real estate Of which Said WlIsS
Giligan died seired and possss.sd that q 70 myt y
tho o. e, S' n Sp% Wss. thirty nins y: :s
line and John koh and bounded snA dsaotbeA =
follows: Examining at the northeast ccsnE q ~
lot, same being The sosihwcst corner q ksin 81
Iwrnty.th strccti thence running vssewnN113
with Twenty street sixty ons iccs tAsaos m.
ming southwardly and parallel viii Nain S1rsel
twenty enc iect thence castusrdly and parallel vllh
and thence running with Main s.rset V The Dises
Of beginning, bcinE the part u Md iot cosvcyel "
ssid william Giigan by Hannah hnssman and 90.
err by decd dated June l5th 1875 end pov q ressF5
Upon the portion Of said LOT aiorsaid thsrs d sTs&
ri that rev snd valuable brlck buiiiinT for As1iy
occupied BY said William Giligan n . ssloso sSA
TERss oY SALE one-third Of tAs puruAns
money. and As much more thereof - The pufshas0
shall elect to psy, cash In hand on The day q M
mcnu In one and two ,ear from De dsy q
sale, with interest from that DAY, IL -.
chaser 10 give bis notes for the ceisffsd payns18
with Prr.on1I security theron saisise!esy = q
taincd until the payment IN fall 81 ne psrSAas
money. ALFRED CALDWELL,
c. HKRvEY, Auctionssi. 49, !
hereby certify that above nap.sd so.>ssf O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
DRY GOODS.
New York,

New YORK, May dry Goods
Vito steady cold rain throughout the day
the demand in all departments has been
much interiered with and business in all
departments has been very quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02

5slc bid; Nay 5stc bad; Juae size bid:
July nominaliy At Sale Oats-Neglect,
ed no quotstions. Clover Seed-Homi
nal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
(Iticl1Ia
lufantiIe Skin issautiasrs Appear
to Mothers rTry Them.

EoR Cleansing the skin anoI Scalp Of Birth Hu.
IL mors, for allay ing ltchinay, burning and In.
nammation, for curing the first sNmptoms oil kcze.
ma, Psorasif, Milk Crust scald Heaed, Scrofula and
other inherited s skin and blood dss.sss oaticuI.
lite Skin Be&ntifer, externally, and G. vicura Re
solvent, the new Bleed Purifier nterna Wy, are in
falible. Absolutely pure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02

Sold everywhere. Price: Cuticura, 50 Cts; Be
solvent, 81; Soap, Is cts Prepared by Pottsf
Drug and Chemical Co., Boston, Mass
Send for Chow to Cure Skin DiseAaes."
n AnV Use Cuticura Soap, an axaatdtely
6kAo perfumed 81 IN Reautitier,
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p a r SO N -
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PHOTOGRAPHER,
CIT Y.
University Of PENNSYLVANIA.

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course. Degree A. X.
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u q Chemistry lbl 9soloFy and mining, g! dyii
texture leading 70 q e, and % technical dexrsss,
P. c. Prscacal Cbsmttl, IL Z, c. z, 4 u, Arehi.
Ill wHixros SCHOOL OF RrAxcx AID Zoos.
ninistrziion, Political Economy, nsRmnris LAv
AID practices Tinance, Banking. Ralineei.g. D.
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Ialin, French, German, Mental and horli H.
ply, Aztbematio, General edenes, ezie1ae1 -
.,ruetion in Biology viii hberatsry ssEk. Dsrss
liberal elections in and bstvsn thsss esurss q
ciose Of sec,nd YeU.
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VI MEDIcIL School. Ihrs>ysg szsSsd ssass,
With Optional fourth year. Degree =. D.
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ed eo1ne rnilsr b Europssn seAssk Dsps Y
. Clinical ard lsbsr,tory sesunfaes pssaians
fixture IN thess thros schoofa
~. Law SCHOOL, Tye3a1 esanys tzv1nDs
Admits 70 Pennsylyxaia naE Depse LII -
X BIoDesIcAL S0loeL Tvs yezn eoeu4 -
aesici 6chsol G.fhpat sxsn1na1112 49,
* n prrArrrrsS o. Pznsssszs. rssse1
paf sfsduste couzs Il nrnUop ss15es4 ieo1
ss - s S. ';| u q. 7sss!s 80 60;
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
RheumatIsm twenty Years,

have Seen suffering from rheumatism for twenty
years at times with almost intOlOrAbls pain had
the best medical treatment, and took all sorts Of
remedies, but without relief. Being reduced almost
10 skeleton, and not being able 70 walk even with
eTutches, was induced 70 Try Swilts Specific, and
u acted like q charm, and l am 10 day entirely ne
heyed Have thrown away my clutches and am In
excellent health believe SSitts Specific viii cure
the worst cases Of rheumatism
-. Mas ETA MKRsKOS, Macon, Ga, Aug. 4, "a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
GFRoM HEAD To FEET

Charles Eayre Hinkle, Jersey City Heights, n. J.
writes: "Bly son, q lad Of twelve years, was com
pletely cured Of terrible case of Eczema BY the
Cuticura Remedies. From the top OF his head 70
the soes Of his feet was one mas OF scabs" Every
other remedy and ply scians had been tried In vain
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
CHIC CENTRAL RAILROAD.
KANAWHA DIVISION.
rIIOs. II. Receiver
In effect "Wednesday, December 4, 1884.


Connections al Pr Peasant With e. IT, VAT Y.
r. for Pomeroy al ! 81 p. m. for Columbus, Gin
einnati, Wheeling and all points sor.h, East and
West at s:S p m.
Backs leave o. c. 4. z. depot st Point Pleasan,
upon arrival Of trains running through 70 Ganipois
without delay; returning, leave GzIiipots AZ 2:t5
D. m connecting with trains ~ Pt Pieasant for
Charleston and points east aud west on q %. T. T.
Trims daily. except sunday. Trains run % east
sJn 18th meridianl standard time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
CREST FOR THE SKIN,

Your Cuticura Remedies are the best for akin dis
eases have ever sold, and your Cuticura Soap the
finest medicinal toilet soap In the market.
c, w. STAPLES, Druggist,
Oeceola Mills, Wis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02

Public Sale Of Real Properly.

TN PURSUANCE OF THE AUTHORITY 49,
Il In me by decree Of the Municipal Cut =
sui, n ehanctry therein pspaiss In vSisS Elia q.
McCurdys sdminisirator b plainti9 ana HuoA0
McCurdy and othss arc defendaab, Win. -
SATURDAY, THE Esd DAY or HAY, loogy
commencing at 10 O'Clock q m. ssll q pubtie ener
ton, al the front door Of the court house e o.
county, the following described real froeest1, ~
10 TO say: The north one-half d los naneG
seventy-hvc (T5) In Eo6's addition - the city -
wheeling, together vithall the inprovensah tksBs-
on OF thereto belonging. - -
TERns OF slLH = Oue.half Of the purGAan
money and so much more % the parchasee nap 49,
cash on the day OF sale, and the re1atn1R h -
year, with interest from the day Of salA IL -
chaser giving his note for u dsfecro1 tns1Al9eak
and The title being retained % security thsroinY
HkNRr u. 1Uo0glLs
Special Comuinksssa
hereby certify that bond has been giysa By -
said specis commissioners the shove Sattle1 tauA
~ REQUIRED by Law. THOa u. DAR2AH
ap.1i Clerk Of the Municipal Court ot Whssaiie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
FOR Pale LANGUID.

Emaciated children, With pimply, sallow skin, tn
Cuticura Remedies viii prove perfect blessing
cleansing the blood and skin OF Inherited impur
ties and expelling the germs OF scrOfula, rheuma
tism, consumption, and severe skin diseases,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
ssTERRIBLY AFFIICrED.n

Mr. and Mrs. Eeverett Stebbins, BelchertsSun
Mas write: sour little boy was terribly atiic.r
with Scroiula, Salt Rheum and Erysipelas even
helped him, until We tried Cuticura Remedies>
which gradually cured him, until he now Il taif
a any child, 70
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
1890 FOR NorHING.n

VIM. Gordon, 81 Arlington Ave, Charlestovn,
Mass, writes: "Haying paid about $3.50 to first.
f Ga tSs q ss vbieS
cured, after using three packages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
All Sorts of

hurts and many sorts Of ais OF
man and beast need a cooling
lotion. Mustang Liniment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
J c. HKRvEY, Auctionssf.

hereby certify that 49,, sIoy: nansa spsll @
penalty OF o. go q required By lav end AID -
THOMAb n. DAkRlB.
Csrk d aid cssFt.
WHEELING, April Q. 1855. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02

a QUESTION s4B0UT
BYo9,gs S Iron
Bs11e1S
~rrr1rn
NSWERED.

-. cues,ion has probably been asksd thousands
,.;s,Ss allow can Browns Iron Bitters cure every
sss-sss we'll Il dossnt But doe cure any dhseAse
AZ Shich areputahls physician you'd pcsserbe tsON
SSr.icians recoxniEe Iron ~ TIE oese restorative
Lsi,ns Chemical hrm Win snbstAntats the assertion
St tS-o ara more preparations Of non than d any
1ss, s-,b-tNnce esd IN nsdicino fhis shows con-
l.sSSsly thai iron 3 Aoknoai edEed 10 Be the most
.--fank factor IN successful medical practice 10 -,
e,ysxsr rsnnArkAblo fact that prior 70 the dscog-
a-TofBRONyNsSIR IRON BITTERS no psrfees-
n fsctorJ iron combination bad ever been found
BROWNS IRON BlTTERSsssSssis s 2ss .aiasS
nsAaaehe, or prodace eonstipation-all other iron
medicines do. BROWNS IRON BITrERS
cures Indigestion, BiliOusness, Weakness
Dyspepsia, Malaria, Chiils and Eeyers,
Tired Feeling. General Debillry, Pain In the
side, Back Or Limbs, Headache and Neural
,xia-fOr al these ailments Iron h prescribed daily
BROWNS IRON BITTERS mo, SSs sSss f s :
rninuee Like an other thorough medicines, Il acts
slowly. When taken b. ~ the hrst ymptom OF
beusts h renewed energy The muscles then become
hrner the digestion imprOyeA tho bowels are sctiye
In the eject Is usually more rapid and marked
Tia eyes begin &C 70 brightens the akin clears
up heAlthy color comes 70 the cheeks; nervousness
Disappears; functional arrangements become regu-
lar, aud nursing mother, abundant sustenAnce
h supplied for the child Remember Browns Iron
Ritters ts the ONLY iron medicine that 10 not in
juriOus PAysietHas and DT1lggisis rscoEaEasad q
The Genuine has Trade Marx and crossed red iues
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

Several of our Youths are much in
terested in geologv. These boys are
bound tn hiring out the wonders Of
st. Clair in the future. Even their
old f,y:v dadhies with one idea and
that the most ol'srure.l, cant restrain
them in.th- search mr knowledge and
truth. Col bows! It's a sight bet
ter than loafing about stores. road
corners, or whisky shops We he
lieve, in this, As in everything elre,
pr 'hibition is helping YOU 70 find
amusement both l'leasan, and prof
table. AHU,lie Acgis
St Clair has turned out some shin.
ming lights furnished Governors &e
Her boys have great deal Of get W
and get about them. -.st
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28
STATE NE VS..

DIR. J. G. Oraett, . very .intelli-
gent gentlemen from Houston. Tex
%, delivered, an excellent addfess to
the citizens Of Bastrop on the sub
iect of prohibition on the goth of
Nov The audience was large and
appropriate.
Miss Lena, the eldest daughter
Of hr. S. D. Brown. Of Bastrop was
buried here to-day. She was an ex-
excellent young lady, l6 years OF
age. Her relatives and friends deep
ly deplore her untimely death.
The Arcadia Advance compli.
msnts its subscribers for being pune
tual.
An old man with many name'
has been going around claiming to
be q Mason and getting assistance
the press should pass him around.
Our neighbor, the Morehouse
Sentinel yields large space Of hi
paper to the correspondence betweer
Kirkpatrick, Everett, ct. al.
THIS 10 one OF those unfortunat,
affairs that should not be agitstet
but left to cool down. One life ha
already been sacrificed, that OF Mis-
Shuster.
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28
THE Eye

Il is simriy wonderful. tn. reputation
Hawke spccracIe- .nd ~. glass shave at
'ain-i throughout the United States; they are
known from Il r Atlantic 10 the Pacific. snd
The r-pu'a'i"n is built upon real merit T-s-
Emonials frnrn ,he most eminent men OF the
coua try are giveh WIN have hal their sigh:
improved ny their Use. All ey-s fn"d nv 4.
E WiIder. jewel-r. PoddIer. Will not be
sn pied with these glasses II aay prhe
Eveay Psir i. warranted
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Tho envious Clarion exults over
the prohibition defeat in Richland
Parish. We predicted that prohi-
bition would be defeated two to one
and We came pretty close to guess@
ing Alright a. to the result
The paper that publishes thing
one week and denies it the next il
hard to corner.
The Morehouss Clarion has no
delinqudnt subscribers. If our rec
election serves US Alright Mr.. McFsr-
lin was travelling over the parish "a
see deliuqusnts Of the Clarion some
time ago.
Paul John,on . drunken negro
man on tho morning after tho pro-
hibttion election was sxpatiating and
sxulting over the whisky triumph,
pointed up with this exclamation
"Old Moster from above Was with US.
Old Moster served on the opposite
side to all the ministers il Pauls ver-
sion is correct. Some colnrsd
preachers were for whisky al the
same.
1T is easy to be on the side o
the populace, but far better to "hav'
0 good cause" al bona cause.
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28
GENERAL NE WS.

"A dispatch from Coleman Texas
TO the News says: Reports received
from Babb's ranch state that two con-
victs who passed through the county
Wednesday riding stolen horses were
persued by q posse Of citizens and
overtaken, when a desperate fight
ensusd, in which two citizens were
badly wounded. One of the convicts
Wa captured. the other escaping.
We hear daily Of the escape of con-
victs from the lessees and of the
wounding Of citizensin their capture.
Are the citizens under any obliga-
tions Il sacrifice their lives for the in
terest Of those who are making mon
sy out Of these men7
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28
PROXIBiIItN A..D III :
NOCRACI.

Some Of our good friends seem u
be greatly alarmed at the prospects
Of the prohibition or temperance
artv or people (aS We 4" not con-
cede that they Sr party IN tie
south) breakin. up the D. mocra"., !"
the South. Strange ideas AMI
strange deductions some people
have! A large u,jority OF the col
ored population are fer whisky under
any and all circumstances, and tt"s"
who are posted know that they were
the main supporters OF the Rerulli-
can party in the south while the par
ty had an organization and that t"
that class the party hal TO rel. f"r
support. There would he s"me
sense of propriety in the temperance
peo rae making the charge Of Repuh-
licanism against the anti-prohibition
party, as they use the very element
that the Republicans did, but none
whatever on tue other hand.
"Gone for whisky and Dem"cra-
cy." How? by the assistance of an
element that have always gone Re-
publican when there was show OF
successes or even an organization OF
the kind the South. Let US not in
sinuate that all the Democrats are
for whisky. This is not true. We
have more faith in tue party that has
withstood defeat for the past twenty
five years and at last comes out vic.
torious, than TO think that the grand
old party had to resort to the whisk,
element for support alone. 1t is III
kind to stigmatize those who have
the good Of the country ut heart, and
work for the moral reformation q
the country as unsound in politics
because they are for moral reform
alton.
Those who are familiar Wits th'
political issues know we'll tina: tb,
candidacy of St. John, the temper
snce candidate for President was IT,.
csuse of Cleveland's election an
that Butler, . so-called DslIocra,
WAS put out by the Republican part
for the purpose Of drawing from tn
Democratic party.
Thanks to the good sober judge
: ment of the people. st. John was fd
! Democracy more than Butler was f.
R~publicanisu. The Democrat
3 party never came into power by ii
= asssistence or influence Of hqu.'r pa
ty but by the faithful votes Of It's o~
!, psrty and the asssistence Of the pr
3 hibition party in drawing from Il
Republican party, Let US not ,
o down tainly and let it be said Of
}. that We owe our success to the Lou
: traffic and its influence. The Del
O ocratic party is for in Il
. breast Of every true Democrat
whisky or prohibition. Aw
o with your inuendoes! II We disagr
y let US do 30 in Q spirit of conc
d iafion and not hoast Of victor, ",
!, by unfair means or exult over q d
!: frated opponent. This is not chiv'
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28
DEATH OF T/CE-PRESI
DENT HENDRICKS.

The Telegraphic dispatches convey
the sad intelligence Of the death Of
this distinguished Statesman. Be-
low we give the dispatch clipped from
the Shreveport Times.
Indianapolis, Nov. 25-Vice-P Presi-
dent Hendricks died very suddenly
at his residence . few inmates before
s o'clock this afternoon. He came
home from Chicago early in the week
and complained of feeling unwsll,
but nothing serious was thought of it
at the time. Last night he aud Mrs.
Hendricks attended a reception ut
the residence OF Hon. John ]. Cooper
h after he came home he complained
Of pains in his side aud stou,-
ach. This morning he was no bet
ter, and his family physician, Dr.
Thomson. was called in He gave
him an emetic, and later in the day
injection. Mr.. Hendricks stayed in
his room all day and most nf the
time in bed, although he sat up at
frequent intervals lie received nH
callers, but about FIVE O'Clock Mrs
Hendricks left his bedside TO see q
caller for few minutes IN the par
lor.
She was delayed longer than sbe
expected aud when she returned e
the room she found that NJ. Hend
ricks was dead. The end of bus,
and eventful life had come peacsbl,
and quietly, On his face there wer'
no Indications of pain or sufferin:
and his eyes were only half closed, a
if in . gentle sleep. He died Of Pc
ralysis Of the the brain.
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28
OUERI F'S SALE.
J l. Harris. K 90

J l. '1tfft>. ~
M. s37 ss.
Mr.. = A. Nr'h .i- y hIr.',a"i
St.,, Of oni-ia.a Parish ~ Ri"bis"i,
27t1i DI-urrt T. mri
Ry virtnr ~ 4. wit oF piurics II n ~
directed from r.. Hm 27'h Dist. nur. u" 'ar
sb,ve su,,,Ivt n 4 nm,nh"r-d su:f hnsr"g
s.;,rj and .ih ,her &" ss.. ~ rhe ~a-'
dn,, oi ,hs CUR House, IN ,he c.~n u Rs!-
cii-. IN
SATURDAY. J4NC.1RY 2rI. s~6.
wifh,n - h,rs nr--..'i'~d nv law, ~ 3n'-
l.. ,ur,, n "a the All. sui highest bn'i.'er the
u.uf,,,, tor l,f. ot Mr. = \ N"r'.s rm. .'.~
rnda., ~ ard :" ia. 'l' "rr2 :e>'t'''
prop.rv <i,u., & i. the Pa.u, 1t R,ch sni.
ro.wu: y 49,. ant W I""-' &C
Is r. ,ox-'h-, witi' II the h'''i' - - :
T.r,n. e Sai- ra-i. viii frs 'n."~nf -
aprrai-.
LEN corr.
S,..r,tf "hi.e R.p"i. IA Seer 4
To..Is 1895 4-Gt Prnr tr 30
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

The Caldwell WEchman ss's h"
received q Clarion m the margin ~
which wss r:qls't to real what
that paper had 10 ssv about Pe'erkin
cotton We received the same kind
Of paper. Oar nrigl,hor wss m"i"
fortunate than We were for We fa'lei
70 find the notice nj al. 1t IL c'ai'Eed
that 9al4 pounds OF sead cotton
male 40i4 Of lint which ia 424 VI
cent.
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

A very stra thing occurred in
Shire. arnrt on Tuesday, warnn
loaded with cotton was being driven
along levae street bv y colored man.
when one of the wheels coming in
contact With a rock struck FIRE and
from so'n- cause half pound # pow
der had been snii!a3 t.ei" which ex-
ploded ard set FIRE to tie cotton
causing $4,000 damage.
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

The Jacksonville Republican COM
plains that some people come in and
take out exchanges before he has
time to read them or take them up
and read them before he gets through
with them. We have b. come accus-
toned to that kind Of treatment. If we
can hold on to them sufficiently long
10 SCAN the local newA we con-
sidsr ourselves fortunate. Few pso-
pls think Of the value Of exchanges to
Anewunguuaran
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

The Jacksonville Rrp"'lican an
pounces the death Of on old time
friend, Wm. Hayden. Mr.. Hayd-n
was raised at Jacksonville, An. He
entered the service rs orderly scar
CANT Of the company to which We be.
)onged. Peace to his ashes.
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

Parties iiriyant AMI s't'-n-v~ sh"nl bear
mind I: at ALI iuiirai advertise 'n-n's .'''"'d
he handed in by Thurs inv evening a. N"
BEACON poes 10 press on rr'ay r''n''9'
communications ahonId DO sent !" not later
tiian Weine-,tsv.
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28
HAWKES.

Judgment.
Mr.. Eu ma Mytick. lie.
Nn 1892. :7rh 1sr. fn..-r
J. n. Mrln'nsl, bU-bsud
This ra-P having hen Z. .gniarly tax II "p
sud trier ni'.r shsw-.r flied and The iau '''d
the e, it-"c- h~ing i, favor OF Pisr'H- L.
mand II j. th-r, for- ordered. a.,r rii su'i
d-rree1 ul,ar the Pia orh Mr.. Em'na Nyrrk
wife "t John n VI. l'to,Ii, have }" Ign -u, III
h,r favor di-s Ivr,g the conunnn, of ."';u-'~
and gains her-'otTe rxi-rihg het~-'n h
and her -aid husband ani that >he have '"l'
control and administration Of h-r ST, ara'"
and par. phernai prop-ry
Rad AMI siyued " open Cor IN, 23r !
day Of September. 1885
RP. lLLIAMS.
r. .Im,s" 9th ti>sar
4 true copy "f the or'pi"sl Judgment now
nu file IN my ottce, tins l2ih ,iay of Nov M
b-r, 1855
JNO ) SCMNERLIN
nov l4-3s. Clerk 27ih Disi C"urr
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28
Saturday November %, 1885

Remember that some arrangements
for poying must be MADE in all Judi
cial Advertising. The bill is due upon
frs. insertion and at fartherest, on or
hsfore sale day.
If the attorneys IN tho case 'ciH ap-
prove the bill after the .frst ineertion
st ,riH be continued in up to day of
sels. othsrrise it WiH be set out.
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28
S"ERIFF's SALE
.:rs. Emms Ivy & Husband,
-. D. An.ry Fl. Fa. No. e3s
t,s-. Ti,chc vs. Thos. H. Amsry.
f. Fa. No. $50.
Ct... Ti:rh- W W. B. Amsry.
Alias f ~. No CSC.
rLr- li,chs W Samuel T. Amsy.
Fl r. No y6O
H. 27'h D,-,. Cour'. Parish OF Richland, Sn,s
OF Lpui-iana.

3. v'r'n- ri the aiove drsrribed wriss 81
f.. II \ ,. atlas f. Fa directed to me in the
ah,,. 'itl.,i and number suit sha wing ss,sed,
! nj oder for sale. Al the east door Of The
court h""s,. n Rayvie. La. on
Saturday. Drc-n,b-r I9ih, 1855.
~ pnbHc a,"'inm 10 the Highest bidder ed
ui;,n IL" hours precri'ei BY Ia~ oil the
rian urir AMI IRirr-., oi defendants (ssme
h-,rg Al uniivwiei one f",rh interest each. .)in
al I" IN. Es'st"- of J"s W. Ansry .decsss-
~ aud Mr., :. J OVERLY recexsed
Ais, ~ a"h - q c~r.a,n snit filed Nsvem-
h.-r i''th 1855 ~ the 27,i' District Court in end
tr .nd Parish ~; Samuel T. Amery
Adml",-nata v~.J + Gr.y. Adnins,rs,sr
,nnb~r.i llI2.
>-'z"' II, rh~ property of de endants end
ALL ne SOLD 10 satisfy the above wriis and oil
cost
Trims If sale cash with the benea Of sp.
ira'--m-h'
LEM SCOTT,
'h''' II 'tlic-, SheTi6.
Nuv II 1885 ct. Printer . fee Sl7,50
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

AGENiS "fS W." p...sr",. ' .s+ # 1,-, .rr q ~
rhe isr-esi. hanisrnest b--r o'st eyer -pui
i'T less thai 'wne our pricr HE fastest =. u
lng hok IN Am-rca in.neu,, Ir..hf. 70.
agents Alt I.i-ilig-ni p""rie van, u An
one can bAco,ne q -r-c-s.,ui sg-n, T-,u-
tfee HALLEEr BooK Co Portland, Alalue
dee !, IssS.-ly
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

IT,. S,,r,, ,.,..~' T'n1< : a. ''...'
.,;rs an sr:;l" n,,o ~. sr'',,' t
Senator 4 r,r.' ~,.'' ~. TT" ''f'~"
rec.ival fr,m Cnl. NV" Wv us VI
Thurs,,r ,vnnir, -. ',i'o ~ W. ~
fore the people Il u r. f'
usu-r;nr An Office TO w'ic', he !,a
no clain. HIS rn4i..n III ," has '"""
tend rrd an ~ Ct .to 20. . 80" 7
it's list representatives !" o." 5
ate.
In a private l-.'t fr' S'ns' ="
N,r.r.. We take o." lib riy Of .nhiis' =
;po fire following relative ~ th- NJ
flee ~ S'at- Senator: IL tnni"r"'
yrboVy nv rAsi"nati n II S'"'" : '''H-
tor 10 the G ,vern ,r NJ ti' IL h t'r"
entered IN hutv ~ D.. Servo
or. arain the same dav. n" It'd NE
that he ,rorld act n the nr"r"- 'i'i".
hope to Sc. our parish atain '"' t."
nominstion
Several nf our exrh .ng~S have been
d..irinus to- know why All eiertion i'as
not been ordered is the rssson; w'
make this extract. We r"grat excel,
insly the loss of C'A. M"re in the
Senate.