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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08

STATE OF NEVADA. =.
COUNTY OF EsNERALDA.
|. I N. Farweli, Clerk Of the Board Of
County Commissioners in and Tor said County
and State, do hereby certify that the for. goin =
bills were passed and ordered paid by the
Board OF County Commissioners on the LIST
cfJuly. 1855.
I. N. FAREWELL
Clerk 1T the Board.
Hawthorne. July /. 1885.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08
ESTRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN UP BY THE UNDERSIGNED
at their place. on Gregory Flat one mile
north east of Aurora. Nav lsr 1885, one light
bay Mare. black name and tail. white spot in
forehead aud col ar marks About nine years
old. Weight giJ rounos. About fourteen
hands high. Botch brand On left hip, valued
at $50.
The owner can have the above described
Animal by proving property and paying costs.
DElU " COTrk Ill.
AURORA, NEW. July 9Th, 1885.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08

WlNmois money than at anything else oy
WlNiaains an agency for the st sellir
lookout Beginners succeed grandly. Nor.
fall, .srps. free. H.ll<rr Booy Co, Po<;
lane Maine
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
COunlrp prOpcrlu for Sale an1 % fet

ELOUR MiLL.-For sale or cvchangc.n large
vcI ,Iuiptl hour mill icltd in lIcs glalu scclol
HOWE o. FAH7OS7. - cl-rsi- Y. Y.
NOR SALE-G27 ACRES.
AMAGSIFICFNT LANDED ESTATE. uoc Run Vali'T.
Chester Co Pom suoRua- ltOf h-EAAlDN DAIRY AND
STOCK FIHI. euIDrt 30 lue cutfry Tcildrtcs. H+t
iafm loisas barns. dir louse With -O hoe poacr
on. ue boiler 7nd comp e oitit f t1tnfa 21 atre- NJ
Woodland included Apply for circniaf giving full pilfs
% J. W. IAi.NAlt' Attorney l"l own q,
south Highat. west Ches.cf Penn. BOX l.0la
CRIST MILL. three run stone, ncyer-failing
" w4tor power. excellent location 20 conpctu11i hour
from diy sl50J. J. ". AlWAIEh. $50 IToadAay.
rNO RENT, furnished or uufurnished. "A gen
tlonau's country residences large airy rooms. with al
modern improvements; se m heat stationary tubs twelve
brd rooms three of ground WITH abundant fruit
near ~ Y aud y. Il. depot. Apply 20
CiIAs. CAMERON. Greenwich, Conn.
1JONTCLATR, n. j. (Spccialyl-To let
vi an attractive cottage eight rooms I've minutes by
good sidewalk from tpIcr Mont lar epOt. school and
cbur,hes - per month HOWE a FAft~ON-.
40 Cedarst, or AOntclair.
arrange, y. j.. REAL ESTATE.-V Vicinity
" epecaty eae rent furnished and unfurulshed Apply
LEA NDEH LLlAa~. +. q. Bunding.
FVO LET, TREMONT.-WnhiD five minutes
walk Of depot a Grst class house. ten looms CrotOn
water gas scRctod possession M once rent 5000 Apply
10 HUGH y. CAMr, Oeusr, o. Liberty-sL.
ID. l. WOODALl, near fremont station.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

LIST OF AUCTIONS.
TUESDAY, sEPr. 10.
By James Bleecker
Public auction sale OF the plot Of land 50xlO0 and cot
tages 5t3.eye cor OF Naentnest MoHnt Vernon.
By John D. B. SnHh.
Public auction sale Of lot 25xG5xlc2.2. md 5-stoy
brownstone dwelling No 442 East szdst near Peisan
ave.
By John T. Boyd.
Foreclosure SALE jerome referee OF the plot Of land
1O0xge.l1, on n OF 1iotD5t 325 II " OF 7th-aFe
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs-N.Y. CITY.
The following shows the transactions recorded
yesterday;
7thst a a. l2s 3 Il g OF Avc.C. 22.sx90l0 E1eline
Towns end TO Maria Brown. ........::.:........:
Westchester Turnpike, southern W adlonlng OF
Thomas II Purdy and wife TO GOttlob Haaf and -
MaTbes TpS.ser cor Of 00 Upper
Horrisans M E Church t. Mastin Walter ..i.. 1000
PfotsSann and wife to Klein 1900
We'll and another ..'e - $4,000
'V' Beonkasp 1tO to b On sooson .......-.. $1,000
same ....... -. $4,000
Tcr ts Christopher Blnn jr, $4,000
81 stevens s.. TO Elise BOYD d........e. 1887
Esther 'S' wheaton .. $500
same proper,y: Theodore spear to John il Ioos...
Jniays E6 Tman 1ai' 27oOo
'''o, Boyd to o Emma i2E a Il Riiler -Oloy 10000
12jth-st n = 23j II " o. Jthaye 1Jx9l ll BcnJamn
RaynOr. jr and wife 90 A Hardy y----...--:...-
l6ithst so IL W Of Washingtou-avc 6OxlOOi o,
Hardy wife 10 Louis Pc -.....-.-::-.. 1000
Deancoy-si. No 243; Marks hiuado and wife 20 -
william MOiIs--.--- -IiO
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
Broadway and 13th-st,
Saturday Matinee AZ ?.
"a PICTORIAL REV..
ELArION." /.

Through this enormous
web % magniiiConce the story
Oi the Two DrOmlOs now runs
Ike q silver thread gllstening
IN Its own humoT against o
monster background Of Old
gold. - World
Probably never before was
n farcical play produced with
such magHi1cence Of scenery,
costumes and appointments
as the Comedy of Errors at
tho star Theatre last even.
ing" Herald.
It is conceded by al crit
ICE that never has % pilv Of
hakespelre been better
mounted, co tumed and put
u on The STAGE IN this CITY,
while The entire company
reaches q high level o. dra-
matte excellence D iic.
"The actiDgO Messrs. Iiob-
son and Crane o. tie Two
iTomlOs In the CON edy of
Errors Is Ike household
words known 10 al. but when
Witnessed IN the magnificent
setting which now Rrac $ II
90 the star . heatie u ia
douhly enjoyable. Tho sets
iufhis revival excel anything
ever before prcseutcd"
News.
or seals tickets will be on sale
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
6ilnations {uanieo-- ftlaIes.


GARDENER-By Scotchman who under
VI stands his business tlorOugbly in greenhouses
grape ries the OF fruits ans vegetables
the gene a. management OF gent mans place af ming
required five years Tstclass rercnce from aI
Tribune Uptown oaee, l,23s Broadway.
HARDENER.-By a married man English ;
~ eneumbrance % years OF practical exper enoe in
this country with greenhouses hot and cold Prapees uus
flowers and vegea los thoroughly understands farming
good gaLier; wife would take charge OF dairy or poultry
the best OF city references. Address
G. r. s.. Tribune Uptown ONCE LBS Broa1way
GARDENER.-By n married man; many
~ OF practical experience I'm cultivation OF rue
flowers and Vegetables also bot and cold gaperies nnde
stands rose growing thoroughly can produce good reference
Address all week care Of present employer, f Mallet
Eel Bays Long Island. Tor 2. I.
GARDENER.-By a married man; English
~ has girl thirteen old thoroughly understands
his business In all Its branches also farming ana care
stock and all work appertanng 10 gentemans place his
wife would ke charge O da ry and pOutY good
Address r. O. WEEBER, la ChaInbersst New-York
DRIYATE WAITING or VALET.-By a
light muatto respectable colored man, u OF
hrstasa and has rcass reference from last places
would Ike steady place. Address, for three days.
L. y. W. 1865 West 82dst
p0RTER or WATCHMAN.-By one who has
Il best hrstolass retersnces; city. Address
W. H., Tribune Uptown once l238 BrOa dWay.
U1SEFUL-MAN.-By young man either in
" hote or private house. Understands all about hOusework
best reference Address l12 HGmtOnave, Brooklyn, " Y
WANTED.-!The assisting ianitor of the
Grand Central Depot situation rs jantor on
porter IA middle age willing 20 make himself generally use
i not afraid OF hard work call Of depot VanderbeaYe9
or address JAMES WEIR. $40 kas5 39th-st.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
Arnnsenient5

RIJOU OPERA HOUSE. ADONIS
YE2R "a RICE and DI5G5f eoMfAs9. BY BUHLHsQUD
| RARTLEY CAMPBELLS 14th-st. Theatre.
~ Every evening. Wednesday and Saturday Metinees.
PAQUITA
Prices 25c goo Zoe 81. 81 80
| RASEBALL. Polo Grounds To-day.
~ Ladies Day. Ladies' admitted free.
p,rfssHlRGG srsPd GGh2spSSpsEERPo an RPoeafhrAU Hatch
al5 admission 2Se q Boys Years Oo
CASINO. Broadway and 39th-st.
~ Root Garden Promenade Concert after the opera.
And Unprecedented Success Of
The Most Popular Comic opera
Eyer Presented at the Casino
Next sunday Evening Grand Concert
DALY'S THEATRE. Preliminary season.
Mr. 4HP mis- and tSeir own own company afal;lS'' in
---' Matinee saturday al at 2 % -1-'-'O
EDEN MUSEE, 23d-st., bet. 5th and 9th ayes.
ke ~ to IL III sTRas sd Sbaaux in Wax
dRE%T 'Sq1ES sTc1Ess OF YT TYR LIFE W OF cmRlsT
SsTSs6sE SIR MOSES y M6NTEFioRE rSI
ORIGINAL EDEN MUsEE ORCHESTRA.
AJEEB. The Mysterious Chess Automaton.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Spectacular.
sssfyeS s nes 0Gs sca a sauSSS S
Next MsSAh6H NsEAn6ws 76F2s2fnE 6F CHEAT CITY
7 AFRICANS PARK THEATRE.
EDWAhD Proprietor
"' Mr EDwXRD HXRRTGAN,s 'O'' '''D'S'r
Truly 42fSfElq Sf.b GAvENPBER lSNPsEEfRG@@a'i0n OF
Has captured al lovers % OF natural acting
AND HIS PoPULAR S1ft H'eR eoRReeHfEsrRA.
7 ,YCEUM THEATRE. 4th-ave. and 23d-st
Evenings at SO sstuday Manees az e. MfSNsfE
MApDEkN. I'm SPITE OF ALL" A new version OF
Eben fly%pton and Mr Richard Mansfield Box Oacc
open froni a m. to 9p. m.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
AVA rro,,nu. SUMMER SEASON, ,,.,,,..
IN S'rd0nAs sEsSfaff ssffBSiYy BSliaYy entitled
Regular season commences Monday, september2s.
MANHATTAN BEACH
FINAL PERFORMANCES
LAST DAYS or PoMPEIIp
Tuesday, Wednesday THURSDAY, Friday and Saturday
OF this week
NIBLO'S GARDEN. Reserved seats soc
HE elSaanf 4fiisto RIOS UoGat%N I
MArrNEEs %VyEEBBTyfssGAY VyE ys ASb 4 isGlFuhDAY Ar2
PEOPLES THEATRE.
Matinee, W canesday and saturday.
ALONE IN LONDON.
GTANDARD THEATRE.
~ Undcr the direction OF Mr. JAS. 9 DUFF
A 4 GREAT POPU JAR sUCCEss
The new Japanese Comc Opera.
MIKADO;
THE TOWN OF T1TIpU.
ffHtB XToY2o seTopD4RDi " II HAMILTON II rHo
WHIFFEN. Mss VERNONA JARBEAU, Miss SALLiE
GRAND ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS
Fourth MkadO Matinee satuday at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
grOotInn ]ropsrtp for 5a.: AZ 81 Get

EOR LE-HOUSES.-Somc Of those Gle
4 CANT stoTy brovndone octaeolfroni house. on 1te
ave between thiroft aud Garfield place most desirable
location only bo ks from Prospect iaTs eallct ana
hard trimming mtr"i- rhtft nAhie' eh -'l' ~
plumbing every iuproveutuf found IN hI-i-c1-f
houses f-f-clars tenants would rent hltW ef th-r
lorses 40 reasonable TcufH Uusef sod l- n al ftifna
the city f1r sale aud 90 lrt fur Tan particulars appy nl
premises 0r 10 LfuAAEb MJObi. ~. - Aouit auA
21C Fathush-avc. hrlokIru
NOR SALE.-Fifty Splendid Building Lots,
L ono block fr,m elevated rad. tue 81 minutes from
NEW OK tity iiai. Apply 90 ~ 81 rlhbAM,
3 LVfrgrtcA-aFr, hrt-lhLfu.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
Professional.

nRGANiST.-An amateur of some expert
~ once as oraanis director % church wishes
cucagcurnt prcsby yterau Cong ito Pre-
feIIel Address Box Z.311. Ncn-i ok Iost Office.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday. Sept. II. 1885.
No sales were held the Exchange and Aucuon Room
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
Gitp proptrin Tor 5aIc.
Eusincoo prOperin tor Sal: aia 10 fel

rrO LET mt the substantial new building ~
10 ~ NcvL L han borf-st Tunuing through 10 Poscst
large t store and basement and lohs above With Oa
elevator. etc IULASIl & ~ HITTING. = b. tkllaf+s.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

nj ISS MOTIFS English and French Family
N1 and Day School for YOang Ladies, 80 Walst Sew.
sven, Conn The 18th year begins Wednesday September
Is Circulars upUn Application
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
6liualiors Uante1--fem1le5.

MALE AND FEMALE HELP
THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
Established IN 1852. Incorporated 1884.
6. ODELI, President. r. " ODELI. Treasurer.
W. Il. PHOssEft Secretary II. A. KELLOGG Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

Mrs. J. A. B0GARDUS
Wl BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
5oryOung ladies' ana little girls HEOPENS SEPIEMBt
20 at 4,035 Chestnut-st, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

OOTTAGE SEMINARY, Clinton, Oneida Co.
u y Y-For young ladies; superior advantages; term
.poaorate; opens sept g Rev. Q. W Hawey. A. H. Frin
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

nREW LADIES' SEMINARY. Carmel, \: Y;
lIUeatlful bOmeike progressive. Opens sept q Sead
5or illustrated circular. GEO. CROSBY SMITH, A, N
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

TNGLEWOOD, n. j., Il miles from New,
IL York Collegiate school for Girls preparatory school
5r eli colleges open Pupils admitted TO Nassar on
The pnoipas certificate Thorough course Of study or s
ceufs wishing TO prepare for college ADNlINi. W
Carnlne N. Gorrlsh. A. B.. EmgleN1o1. n
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

TTNION SQUARE THEATRE.
u UHhgr tho management ~ !. q IiiLL, lessee from
McssrE. SHOOK a. COLLIER, PrOpfiCcOrS
MONDAY. SEPT. IL
SECOND WEEK Oh
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
JOSEPH BROOKS.

OWlNE 10 tNf Af'at atlualfi lui 1cttd Althtt1
two wcpk- IN advance
llriagol may De oooiorod u 1910 p. N.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

HOME Boarding School for Misses and Chill
dren-One hour ffOm city! mothers care good board
and tuition 500 per year. Higher branch es If desired
M3ss a. lhDESION. Box Alb NfaDloru. CO1h
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

ERENCH-AMERICAN INSTITUTE. Green.
il wieh CoDn-Home school for Yoqng LADIES' Thorough
,r4+Y-cfiOf. Location for Ihfulless-
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

Foreclosure sale, jerome BUCK eiere OF inc pOL OF lad
100xge.l1, n . OF 1lStD-st, 325 II " OF 7th-aVe
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for yOuug
w ladies'. Bridgeport Conn. Address
MISS EMILY NELSON. Principal
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

- asAE u = "A Eek e26AN00
UTICA AND BLACK RIVER RAILROAD.
Tayorito Route for Fashionable Pleasure Travel
% MILES sHORTEW IL HOURS QUICKEST ROUTE
4 FAST DAY ThAIN-oELY ELEVEN HOURS FROM
NEW-AORK.
8 EXPRESS TRAINS 5
Leave Grand Central Depot
1890 a- m.Arrives Clayton 030 p. M. Alexandra Bay
lnil0 ?. M. WatertOWn $50 p. m. Ogicn5
burg 1880 D. u.
$3.50 p .-DTaWin- Cars TO Albany. Sleeping Car,
Albany 10 ClaytOn leave Albany 7fJ D. m,
arrive Clayton j:i5 M, connecting with r. "
q. Nav. Co.. passing ali Thousand Islands and
Rapids arriving Montreal e;3J D. N san9
day. y
Goo 2. m-siesping Utica anl o a TO Clayton
leaves Utica 1880 a m, q with Mon.
treal steamer leaving Clayton go NJ.
$40 p ln-SeePng Cars NeN.lOTk 10 CaysOn. arrives
Clayton $3.50 NJ. Alexandria Bay .O;ij ~.
WatertOwn $50 a. IN. Ogdensburg 1880 NJ.
HIS p m.Seepng Cars 20 Albany, Drawng Room Cars
Albany 10 Claytoni Fast line leaves Albany
$50 am, Saratoga 500 a. NJ, RlC1ued lOJ,
q. M. leaves tca l;i0 m, arrives Ciayt0l
3:25 y. m. Alexandra Bay 1876 D. m. Water.
town 2:5O p. M. Ogdensburg 4:20p. M.
All trains sod from Utica Clayton landing passe.
at steamboat DOCK no transfers Steamboats, connecs
with all trains and to hotel docks nc Thousand Island
Park Round Island Park, AeNandria Buy and all Isaal
resorts The only line running last trains without
Apply to GEO. L. BAKER Alb Broadway, New-Y0rt. for
loo pages with routes rates maps list Of hotels. &c. Sc.
Baggage checked from residence.
Il A. VAN HORNE, THEO BUITERFIELD
Genl Supt G.. A. Utica y. Y.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-02
Unexpeuded Balance Of River
HarbOr Appropriations.

Special TO the Times-Democat,)
WASHINGTON. April 24.-Gen.
Floyd King said to a Times-Demo-
crat correspondent to-day that his
letters from home indicated the pre-
valence of a much mistaken idea
there as to the unexpended bal
ances here to the credit of the rivers
and narbors of the country, and as
to the probable disposition of the
money. The total sum, he said, was
believed to be as much as $6, 900, 900,
large proportion Of which, accord
ing to the report. was soon to be ap-
piled by direction of he Secretary OF
War the works on the Mississippi
river
That is all mistake" said Gen.
King. II have been at pains to lcok
into the matter, and l find no such
unexpended sum. Nor can the mon
ey that remains. whatever it may be
60 for any other purpose than that
for which it was specifically appro-
priated
The Secretary of War takes this
view of the question. As we'll. lie
holds, could he divert money appro-
priated for the improvement of the
Mississippi river to the improvement
of other rivers and devote it to the
Mississippi. What balance remain
will be expended, of course, AS the bills
making the appropriations dirsc-
ted"
To put the whole matter in a clear
er light before the people OF the Low
er Mississippi River Valley, Gen.
King is having prepared statement
of the moneys appropriated for riv-
ers aud harbors remaining une1pend-
ed; and will add to this letter from
the Secretary of War setting forth
fully his views OH the subject of his
authority in the premises. Gen
King will probably find that the un
expended balance is larger than he
has been led to believe, though he is
quite correct in his estimate of the
opinion entertained at the War De-
partment relative to the Secretary s
discretion in the premises,
The Times-Democrat correspond
ent ascertained some weeks ago, and
stated in these dispatches, that thai
opinion was adverse to the plan pro
posed by the Southern Pacific Rail
road Company.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-02
ADVICETO MOTHERS.

Are You disturbed AT night and broken oil
your res, by a sick child suffering and cry
ing with pain Of cutting teeih' II 81 send
a, once and get n hottie o. Mas. WIs-Low s
Soothing SYRUP FoR CnILDREN TEErHisG.
II, va lue is incslculable. IL will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon il. mothers, there i. no mistake abou,
il. II cure. rysentery and dlarrhoea. reyu-
la,es the stomach and bowels, cures wind
colo, soften. the gums, reduce, inflammation,
and give. tone and energy to the whole 'ys'
tenn. Mas. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP
FoR CHILDRS TEErHrSG is pleasant to the
,rire. and is the prescription Of one OF the
oldest and best female nurses and physicians
N the United States and is for sale by al
dntggis'. Throughout, the world. PRICE %
cent. a bottle May "a, ls54.-ly.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-02
4 Laaly's Opinion.

Mrs. Geo Gilbert. Bryan, OHIO, writes,
"DR. ). Il. HARTMAN y Co. Columbus,
Ohio: commenced on the fifth bottle OF
YOUR PERCNA this morning, and should
just As soon think oi doing without my
meals a without my medicine. !
have been do'torns for about four
years, and kept getting worse all the
time and was just giving UP in despair
when got one oi your books, The His
Of Life" was in bed at the time.
read and rc-read your book and felt like
irving your medicine. My folks thought
there was no Use in irving ANYTHING more.
| was too far gone. and might as well
make up my mind To die. | told them
PERUNA was the medicine needed. ard
intended totry 4 bottle. 1t proved sue
CESS i'll breaking the Chil!s, and II II had
not done one thing more, would have
been satisfied. But it has done more. and
feel like another person. Everybody
that sees me is surprised to see me looking
SO well, as they all thought | was dying
with consumption. and now NV own FOLKS
have as much TO saw for the PERUNA a>
I. recommend it To everybody | see.
There were two OF our neghbors in yes
terdav inquiriny about the PERCNA. !
gave the one my book to read; told her
to bring il back, a priced it very high
w. The other got the name OF the Ps-
RUNA 10 send 10 his son in Chicago. lie
is telegraph operator My disease Is
something similar to Mrs. Milo 1ngrams,
though nothing compared TO being so bad
There wa, a lump raised on my collar
bone, and it was a long time before it
looked like opening. The doctor SAID lie
would have 10 lance it in few days, but
thought would attend to that myself,
( 70 put little fy blister on it and II
opened; then put poul,ice on and then
/ ealve, and kept the salve on all the time.
! II got 50 bad and spread upon my left
shoulder, and one place under my lett
! breast. Then there were two places on
/ nv head, one near the temple and one
back Of nv ear that was just dreadful.
| No tongue can tell what suffered. My
head felt so strange sometimes, | thought
was going crazy. Since | have used
the PERUSA (I don't Use the salve any
more) my sores healed up right away.
And oh, what a relief it is to get around
without chilling and having to suffer with
my sores. | feel like letting everybody
! know all about it."
/ John Ferguson, Gallitzin, Pa, writes:
"Your PERUNA is a good medicine, and
we sell lots Of IT, Will you please send
us some more Ills Of Life with few
| German"
Richland beacon., 1885-05-02
Three Books Given Away.

We will seni the inllowin, Three book
free. LADIES PRIVATE COMPANION i
completed med raj adviser Tor women. Illus
rrs-rd AMI Bound ia Goth Former prIcr 80,
FUN AND CANDY, is-psges book telling
how 10 make over 100 kinds of randl"s and
other sweet things. handsomely bound (For'
mrr price > cts. }. aud LADIES GUIDE 10
FANCY WORK. Practical Instructor in all
kinds of AIT Matters containing 81 large
1 colnmn pages over 200 handsome Illustrative
Engravings. we'll bound. to any lady who
send - cents for Hr months tridi subarplon
10 TIE HOUSEWIFE large III page Jour>
nal devoted TO Fashions. Fancy Work. Art
Rrcrea-ion.. How 10 Cook, and Household
Matters. Ify0u will send s. 40 for four
friends. you will eo,h receive all the dtore'
and we will send you an el.gent h A ND MIR
RoR. For club of 81 We give LADlE
GOLD WATCH. Address THE HOUSE,
WIFE PuB co, Nnnds. y. \.
Aprii l1-ln
Richland beacon., 1885-05-02

The death Of Mrs NJ NJ. Tree
want occurred at Delhi on Friday
April the 2ith, 1885, but the news
was received by us too late for our
last issue. Deceased was the wife
of our venerable friend, Dr. G. W.
c. Trezevant, of Delhi. She was a
woman of laore than average intelli
gence and culture. Was for many
wears q cosistent member of the Bah
fist church. The bereaved husband
and family have our sympathy in their
affection.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-02
OBITCAR Y.

Mrs. AM MARY DINKISs was born
an = educated hear Frankfort, Ken
lucky, her maiden name was Macy.
She moved to the State OF Misssis-
sippi and settled near Canton, Mt
which place she was married to Nh.
NJ. L. Dinkins, Dec 4th. 1868. From
thence she moved to Richland par
ish, La. settling in the town of Ray
Vile, where she made many friends;
universally loved and respected by
all who knew her. She met the diff
culties of life with that fortitude and
determination which never wavered,
especially when duty to family or
suffering humanity called her. Mrs.
Dinkins never made public pro-
fession Of Christ, although to the
writer, she had expressed her desire
to find in our Lord, apersonal Sarior.
She said that she loved God, and We
know she was punctual at church,
her house was always open to Gods
ministers, using ner best endeavors
to make them feel that they were at
homo, Jesus commends such acts,
for He saws, lin rs much rs sc have
done it unto the least of these, We
have done it unto me-" She was a
staunch mothor and q devoted wife
The summons came from Him that
doeth all things right on the 9th
day of April, 1885, that the Master
had come and called for her. Though
having o dear sister, too little chill.
dren of tender age, and an affec-
tomato husband, whose hearts were
sorely bereaved at separation, she
must go. To you, dear friends, We
offer the consolation of the gospel of
our Lord Jesus Christ, praying thai
He may give you grace to bear YOU
up in your bereavements; and tina,
your loss may be your loved ones
eternal gain. A FRIEND.
Rayvills, La, April 10Th, 1885.
Jackson and Canton Mississippi
papers please copy.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-02

Southern Sentinel: Every person
should mind his own business, and
only that. 1t is hard to tell people
80 in plain words, yet it is one OF the
simplest rules of conduct, and the
most useful that mankind can adopt
in their intercourse with each other.
There is great deal of the paul
Pry" spirit in the human heart, and
wonderful inquistvieness in regard
to the personal and private affairs OF
friends and neighbors. This SPIRIT
makes more mischief in a community
than almost any other cause, and
creates more malice, envy, hatred
and jealousy, than can be obliterated
in generation. Let every woman
man, and child mind their own bust
ness and. there will not be 1.-THE OF
the trouble in the world that there
is at the present In a community
governed by this simple rule-that is
where all are industriOusly intent on
their own and letting the affairs OF
Others alone, things move on harmo'
niously aud without noise Or fraction