Richland beacon., 1885-10-24
FROM Our STATE EXCH-'NGES
Tie Narksville Recisr says

Victor Nonvla. horse which WAS :
hitched to his buggy IN Mr.. j. 1. /
Ducote's yard cot ont OF the ward !
and started back townrJs Mr.. Mon /
elias residence at Cocovl.ic. Ire
next morning Mr.. Moncia made iii
gent search for hi, horse AMI tns&r
AID after nIakin% s"Terai trips To
and from Mrrksvi.le fouad the horse
still hitched to the buggy Hnd
drowned in Coulee d4s Gru's, about
the brilg- in about 10 r"2t ri water.
The buggy WAS pulled out from the
water and found to be II good
order.
The editor 81 the Home l"''1-
cat, has been sick i'll bed, ~ saI the
paper Of l7ih, We know how 10 syn-
patiiso with linn.
The Franklin Sun Of the l1ih
announces the death If Mrs. Nar@a-
! 70; Earle, aged 81 wears, and 10
+ months. mother Of IL. !. Earle Esq,
present Clerk Of the Dist. Court II
/ that parish. She has several grand
children in our parish.
We notice in both the Sentinel aud
Clarion the large advertisements OF
Moses Wolfe. Would we had such
en.erprisipr merchants in every
town in North Louisiana.
Mr.. W. s. Il. Mitchner, his broth
er George. and Mr.. Pink5ton went
out hunting squirrels one day tins
week. Thoy killed one hunarcn and
fifteen. and report that il was not the
best kiud of ,ia, for hunting, either.
Save a few til we colne.-.HorehouNc
.SeEtinel.
This is pretty COOL aui seems 70
be exaqeratinC T. people in the hill
country, but W. 10 not doubt II III
the least We have been informed
that three FL four boys went ont lae'
Saturday evening not 'sr from Ray
Vile and killed ~ squirrels.
-Terrebonna Tines: The rrGa1
care is GuIie sweet, hut very green
needing few weeks vet to rlpen
Several OF our planters viii rommehc'
J grinding next week. among Others
/ are Nr. II. c. Miror, Mr. Ernes
:. Pie0u and A. ". Connolly Esq
l The prospe t for good Weld %
p sugar in this parish this season l:
t the best that has been for number
Of vears, and expectation Of gooC
times coming Is cordially antici
patel.
The citizens Of Monroe, La, ar
anxious to open local traffic over IA
railroad bridge to West Monroe. la
5 road authorities reply that III order t
make the necessary changes the
81" want $4,000 in cash, exclusive of ferr
y, PRIVILEGES for two miles along tn
y river front and release from tn
: paylaent IF taxes. The public spii
tied citizens are putting their heal
, together TO gee If they can meet thes
, demands.
Patriot Democrat: Sandy DI
l. Wis. n u-.sro w.io recently cpmplat"
u sentence in the p-nitcn,i9rv, havln
4 been sent there from this rar.sn f.
o the larceny of a cow, killed neGi
10 man ut Midway station on Saturda
70 Davis, who had difficulty with b
sr victim. crept up behind hnn M
s. struck him with cross piece from
IN wagon body, killing him instluti.
4 Davis left for parts unknown.
v -Iberville Democrat: A your
!, gentleman of our parish on :re Tex
~ Il Pacific train last Tuesday rals."'
L. ,adv's satchel for hi. own. IL VI
! at loss ~ t. what be mnst do
)" get rid OF Tie large assortment OF
y male attire he ull On hau'! AMI liI
. cure his own. He W"s "uont ru
/ fishing a c.rd i'll the rar"rs und
the head of Lost when he WA !
ed formed where he could find
st satchel. He was ma !e \ happy IN
81 and at once hurried cfl. get hls sa'c
:. ell and recovered tie clean handkt
= chief therein contained.
or -,
!: The DJnaldsorville Chief says
:, colored ma::. Michel Young was XIII
by Sim KENNEDY, col, rel. II Il
pears Young hal taken some thin
,ic from Ksnedy's house and kenne
TO and his wife went to tho house
IL Young each with guns, kenne
-. Al ....- :. % ~, IL. IN fhn IL