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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
HOW YELLOW JACK CAME
The Mayor Of Jacksonville Tells
About the First Case.

Cleveland Special 10 ST. Louis Republic.)
C.B. Smith, Mayor of Jacksonville,
Fla, arrived in this city yesterday
morning and opened an office for re-
ceiving contributions for the fever
stricken. lie speaks in the highest
terms Of the treatment he has re-
ceivea while in the North, especially
on the part of the railroad and en-
press companies. Free trarsporta-
ton has been furnished everywhere,
and the express companies have Of
fered to send things free of charge
Mr.. Smith left Florida on the 23d OF
July and was about to return a few
weeks afterward when he was adj
vised not to do so, as he could do
more good for the p o DE there by
working for them in the North.
The Mayor was asked how the fe-
YER broke out in Jacks onville: at
may not be generally known" lie
said, "but know man named Nc
Connelf left Tampa on his way
North during the latter part of July.
Tue preceding fall yellow fever had
been raging in Tampa, aud the city
was still in quarantine. but Neon
hell had clean permit from the
Health Board. He felt well, and to
all appearances was we'll. On the
train Young man occupied the same
seat wit, him and talked with him
for three hours.
Near Jacks onville Mcconnell began
to feel uuwell, though no direct sym.
toms If yellow fever were apparent.
A doctor attended him, but did not
detect the nature Of the disease until
day or two af:erward. His CON-
panion went to- work i'll dry G ,ods
store aud IN Il weeks time was
stricken down with yellow fever. In
the meantime he had given it TO
every clerk in the store Even before
/ it was known that Mcconnell had
yellow fever he hal impaired il to
many. Thus ,he disease spread and
: by The middle of August bad as
sumed the proportions OF an cpl
dtnnic We had done everything We
could to prevent it. and the city was
sclupulously clean
A,r Smith Intends 10 remain here
eek and will then go to Indi ma
polls.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

ChlJird;t Is Il term that The best
informed do not seem (" understand,
and some seem to think strange tina;
i, should be c1n.id.rcl us an insui,
n anything bu! pleasantly. Worces-
ter is considered good authority
I.at us see how he defines the word:
a. vile or noisy music male with
tin horns, bells, kettles, pans, etc, i'll
derision of some person or e"ent; q
mo * serenade."
Then lei ns see the definition o!
der;Sion: LIST. The act of deriding or
au thing at; act Of jeering or scoitins.
q. Contempt; scornj ridicule or
mockery. 81. An object of contempt
and ridicule; laughing stock
Then let US see the meaning q
ridicule: ITO make sport of; to de-
ride; to mock; to jeer. Derisiou,
mockery and jeer are personal acts;
are stronger terms than ridicule. y
The true definition of the "chari-
varie,' could be curried on to hun
dreds of words, all Of which imply
or express anything but respect and
kindness.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
ELECTION NOTICE.

By vl.tue Of the authority vested in me ly
,.r EierJinn Law, OF The safe OF Louisiana
am. "a pursuance OF the pro:l; unatinn al has
Excel. eucy. Flancis !. Nichols Governur oi
the STATE. II Louisiana, do hereby give pub
tic notice tiN there wnl br an t. ectiun he'd
~ the Pari,i. q! Richaui STATE aiofe said on
Tuesday, Oh day of Nov. 1888,
On being Inc Tues,'Av neat after the first Mons
day OF said m"ntli) from seven O'Clock IN the
forenoon un,i ,ix u'c!ocs in the afternoon, !
the pu,pnse OF elecnng i'y general uckr,
eight Electors of Pres iient and Nre>Presidcnl
and also tor Representative la Congress t.
represent the State Of Louisiana in ,he Fifty.
irs, Congress Of the United States, for his, the
tifth Congressional District.
The election will he he.l al The time above
,p Gifted and at the ioliowing named pollin-
places, to-wij:
FIRST ward-DeIli and Midway;
Srccnd Ward-RayvlIr,
Third ward-Girard;
Fourth ward-A!ro;
Fifth Embellishments;
SIKH ward--H oldiness;
Seventh ward-Thoma>un's,
JNO. F. LUVELESS.
Returning Officer.
Rayvllr. La October 9Th. 1858.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
PERSONALS.

T W. Chapman was III town Oh
Moniay last.
Hon. G. J. Boaincr was M town
on Monday last attending 10 some
legal business.
IT.. Adlm, was in town on Mon
day last.
Misses McLaurcm and Alcxandria
from Morehousr parish have been in
our place this week.
Miss Ella Ray, of our town, grand
daughter Of Rev. D.A. Campbell ha>
zone to Natchi'ocnc, to- attend the
State Normal school.
Mrs. BrunT'y is visiting at Delhi
this week.
What has become of our Delhi
correspondent I:
! Miss Lucy Heath is visiting Miss
Georgia Wright this wees.
!. III. Thomas, of Franklin parish
VA, in our town last Thursday trans
arh9s some business.
. Mn y. Kahn Of Nlillikcb's Ben,
is on n.sit to his brother, Mr.. ii
Kahn.
Mrs. {. tf,y c.llrd on US Thurs
day and paid ~ ,cr paper and Jno
F. Frcy's paper.
! Mr.. Nelson CheAl"l', after al
absence of several Ways returned
home from Wick sburg this week.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
Weekly Weather-Cr0p Bulletin.
o. The LouisiaR1 Weather S0ric,.

o. The LouisiaR1 Ueother SGrrs.
Saturday. Sept % 1883.
Comparatively cool and pleasant weather
has ruled during the past week The ttm-
perature was slightly below the average for
the season in Tie Cotton growing section OF
the Stale. and more decidedly below IN tie
sugar region
There was an average of 7,h o: an inch OF
rainfall in the former sect on and 3s Of an inch
=. the latter. All rainfall reported Occurred
On the frs, Two days ofthe week. Tie fol-
lowing are the weekly amounts reported:
Lake Providence Il, Minden 05, Shreve-
port IL, Monroe 0 80, Vrksburg 0 OF
Naichi'oces o., Alexandria 0 90, Vi,laia
0 %, Clinton TO, Amite 0 30. Franklingt n
0 80, Hammond ~. Vaudeville o IS. New
Orleans / IL, DonatsonviIIe 0. IS, Grand
Coreau 90 Lafayette, . 30, Abbevilie 0 "A
Port Fad. 0 20.
All reports received inlicate that tie
wealth. has been a"orable to The cane CT, p
cotton picaing and harvesting of rice and hay
OBSERVERS REMARKS.
Lake Providence The prevailing opinion
is that crops IN his section will be short.
hievtpor:-Couon picking progr, ssins in
good shape.
Triniy:-Co,on picking progressing favor
ably.
AIexandria:-Coiton opening rapidly and
Planters making good progress; an average
crop is anticipated. Cane doing well.
Observation-Disclosures fine; cotton pickir z
progressing; farmer, gathering winter forage
New Hope:-Spendid weather for gather,
ing croIs.
Clinton:- Weaihes very favorable for gath,
erirg crops.
Weather yeyy favorable for
cotton picking.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. crop fair, considering
what i, has undergone.
Grand Co,eau:-Cot,on picking successful!
making hay likewise.
DonaldsonviIle:-Dry cool weather. hv.r
able 10 the cane crop:
AbJcville w Gather favorable Cor cotton
opening. Rice and hay harvesting in hi,
hast.
Fl. Ary;-"he cane crop is backward on
account ct unfortunate weather Of prevind>
weeks. Rice has been considerably injured
Ivy the contpnsed moisture since last months
storm
K. T.. kERKAM,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

RABID DoGs.-Day before yester-
day at Sunny Point, Tex, n mad dog
bit little boy severely. He also
attacked and bit several other dogs
Oh his returning home bit his owner
and two of his children before he
could be killed. DR.. Covington is at
tending the wounded parties, and
hopes to prevent hydrophobia in its
acute form.--Shreveport Times.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

The splendid steam gin and srist
mffs OF Mr. ID. \. Breard. Jr., a mile
abose town, was burue,l at noon yes
terlsy, together with about 30 bales
of cottoa. There was no insur 70, e
un either house or contents, and Mr.
Brearrs t,ss will exceed $1,000
Bull,tiu.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

It was last week discovered that
Jennie NJ. SHETLAND, who was en-
p'oyed in the Office of the Register of
of Deeds at kalamazoo. Mich, has
been Systematically taking mortgages
left to be discharged, forging trans
fers to well known citizens, and then
selling them to parties who had
means for ;h7estmens. Perry Sher-
man, her uncle, has eigh. mortgages
and transfers of some from other
people to her and none are genuine.
He is a ruined man and several other
relatives have been ouped in a SINH
lar manner. Her swindles are said
to foot up $4,000. What she done
with the money is mystery. She is
now in jail.-Ex.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

A travelling man. stopping at the Lee Honse
Campbe Ilsburg, md, on lrarnin2 that a lady
in the village was suffering terribly wit!
cramp collie, gave the land-lady a bottle o
medicine, which he had with him and re
1ues,ed her TO take II 10 the sick woman
I The medicin, relieved her promptly and sh.
believe. saved her life; it was Chamberlain ,:
Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy. the
p,omp,est AMI most re!i,be medicine in US,
for Bowel Complaints. Sold by Dr. J. S
Beaz ey
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
OFFICIAL DIRECTOR2
STATE OFFICERS.

Governor: Francis 4. Nch"l!s. If orican.
k,eut. Gov James Jetlri-s. Of Rapids
Sec O! State: Leonard r. Mason.
Aud Puh !Arc'ts y b. Steele ID Union.
State Treasurer: WIN II. ripcs, East FELL
cians.
AIRY Gen. Waiter II. Rogers OF Orleans.
Sup,. of Pub. i'd. Josr,h A. brranN, at Iberia
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.
RI Gibson Of Orleans. J BEuslis CT Orleans
Judges OF TIE SUPREME ~oUkT.
Chef J,s,ice Elw t'crmudrZ, of O.ieanI
Associate r. =. Pochr, Cd ~ James.
a.. T.. Frnncf of Orleans.
s ID. McEucry, oi o'"cii'a.
-" DE-. Watkins Rel River.
CIncuIr CT. OF APPEALS IND CT
A. A. Gunby, OF uuachi'a.
T. Montgomery. al Madison.
TERM OF I'D CIRCUIT CoURT
RIcHI.AND PARISH.
Sd Monday in January; 3 Monday in June
CONGRESSMAN. 9Th District.
C.Newtpn Of Warehouse.
DISTRICT JUDGE 2Iih)uu NiN'i'C'.
R.p. Williams Of Richland.
4. Il. Tolcr Disr Au'y''
For the int"rna'ion Of tire public we pub
!i.h the times Of hoiiin. Court IL, Richiand
psrisii Of the 27ii District Court:
CIVIL TERMS COMMENCING,
-, Monday in Apri 80 Monday in Nov'ber
Jury TERMS COAMESCrNG,
lti Monlay IN Feh'y; 1t Monday in Sept
PARISH Oh FICEHs.
C. ERIK Of Court: 6. r. Hn,nry.
Sheifi Lem Scott. Assessor Gee. {. Purvis.
Printer, Wiley p. Manyham.
Parish Trea surer. J. W. Sir,ns.
g. W. Wright, Returning Officer.
POLICE JURORS.
President. A. n. Childrs>, Members: X. n
~,ru. ) STEM B Hardy, J. L. Ellington
r. Il. Justine, {. VI. N.,tle.
Clerk RI ,hr Police jury. Jno. +. i.oveless.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
SIIERIFF':S SALE.

Da,id Todd, o'"'' " c,I'.
T.L&R. G. Holly. No. 1882
IN nth Dist Court, Parish Of Kich-
Land, Safe Of LOUISIANA.
r.. virtue al an order "f s"rz"rr an"
,.-,,,I -, IN. ,Laye styled >H' "r' )" me '''
,...,.d ,vili oli-r tor >l.r III Ne E"'' ,''''
,,,. Cnn,, iloa,e in tic i"wn {" MY 49,"
La ON ,
SATURDAY., October oh, 1855,
- ,,. l,., AMI hi.hc,, bidder COR ch-h; ~"
i,.l.o,yiry described properly w. -" "'''
,,l..I,yn filth interest III and ~ TIE ;"
I.',if,f south r,-, S,','i"n 'ni y )
..r,o, :,rL y T. .oiN y "ri "a, l." !
.,sEl S,cI.rn :. and W. hai at N"'''
49,, ~, and ,na,h hai q N"s'h i.asi Gr :
,.,n f. I>NR - lat r"'ti'i"@ -
arr. Siiua.ci ~ .l.r parish at i''"'"'''
,....,.,,,,, AT, ,a, Improvement, IN rron.
Tc,m. Of sa,r-Ca>h wlth the dement, g.
al LIN SCOTT,
ShrrIl
Shends On,cr, Eryv,;ls, La ..,.
SEPT l,l lNse.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
Don't Experiment

You canno, afford 10 waste time ~ eNrcri-
menting when your lungs ore M danger Cons
Sumption always seems, II, first only cold.
DO not permit any dealer 10 impose upon
you with some cheap limitation Of Dr.. KING,
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, but be sure you ge, the genuine Be
cause he can make more profit he mar tell
YOU he has something pIsi rs good, or Iust the
same. Don't be derevah but insist uron
getting DIR. Kings New Discovery. which ~
guaranteed to give get IN al Throat. Lung
and Chest aiieriin,,s. 1ral houlrs Tree al J
:. Beallry's DRUG Store Lar=t Bottle. -
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
Board o. HEALTH.
Shrevrpt: Tnnrs.)

Shrevrrnt. Tnnrs.)
A. meeting of the boarl of Esaith
held last e.aninG to- consider the re
quest If the Vi-ksburw, Shrevepur.
aud Paritic railway IL permit their
trains 10 come To Shreveport from
Delta, the following resolution WI
idnr.td:
RI solved, tina. this board consent
TO through trains from Delta t"
Shreveport prrvi,l,d the authorities
at Monroe maintain Il ri1Ii lESnec-
;ion OH til. train from D.itt - Mon
roe and rcrruIt 10 persons, baggage,
freight nr cypress matter ~ enter tn
State from [ az States Of Nt-sl ,Epln
Albania, .crurgi. ar Tiurii,, an
provided further that they c">np"r-
ate with IN Inspector from Shr-r:.
,ryrt To the emf ,hat the most thor
Ough posSible invesii cation may h'
effected.
Resolved that a copy &! above ID
furnished Mr f. \. Falwriller f.
Transmission to the board "t health .
Monroe and TO J. X. AsInor", tn
Shreveport Inspector
The hoard thel aij'urncd sn'jcc
to ell.
Shreveport raised the quarantine
against Alabama, Mississippi, Geor
ia nv | Florida on The 3D.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

a Cnre 70, Diarrhora MIR. J. A. Rnrnison
Of Colhurg, Montgomery Co, la, las fupnd
out how he can cure arr case of Darrhoes.
Two Of his children had the disease: f,I
about six weeks he Tried four different Pa;en,
Medicines without benefit, hut he finally goi
hold ~ a hottie Of Chambers aims Colir. Cnoi-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy, wh.rh lie says
completely cured them, and is coniiden, it
wil crr- A.. casc when the plainly printed
.i,-.n,''. s,c io;iow ed.--Soid Ly Dr.. J ;.
~ tIivy
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

Fortunately for the people Of the
Eastern District Of Louisiana, the
Senate failed tn confirm thc apr OF ii :
iuent OF Boss Fitzpatrick, aud Col.
Moor,nan is strongly Iecom-
mended. Col. Norman would come
nearer giving satisfaction. Gen. ia,
trelnski is our choice for this pos:-
ton.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

A special to the Bulletin from Bas-
trop. dated Yesterday says: "rhe
Democratic Parish Convention to
day unanimously adopted a resolu-
ton endorsing the record Of Hon. {
Newton, and instructed the delegates
from Morshouse TO cast their vot-s
for Mr.. Newton in the congressional
souveuticu 70 lorg ~ bic saUe is be-
1ule tue cob, eEtion. Bulletin.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

Another corner on wheat has
caused it to more tran double in
price in one week. First ore thing
and then another to keep the consul
mer down and ut the mercy of tn.
N ,ney king
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

Al this season Of the var people can "n'
he ,oo csn tel about keeping a,eir bowels
s~suiar Eilrns aud n,aIariaI diseases are
..i,rn brought "a by allowing the bowels To
become ,ap,d. An occasional dose at s.. Pat
-ricx.SPAls ~ slIthss would lie required, aud
o,ish, prevent se,,eae sickness. For Sale by
Dr. J. > besG.sy.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

We have received pamphlet Of
the proceeding of the Northern mens
convention held in Aug. at the cit,
Of New Orleans, with the compli
,nents of Ccl. Geo: Norman.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

EhArrA--Oar printer, last wee X
nr9 lie II great hlunder in Il word. FcI
iatuitto',, he put iut-rition. We over
looked the mistake in proof reading
and papers were all worked off before
We made the discovery.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
J. w. WOODLAND,
General Insurance Agent.
MONROE, La.

Representing the following companies:
Liverpool & London * Globe,
Phoenix of Brooklyn,
North British Il Mercantile,
Mecanics d Traders
London Il i.,nca>lrr.
Scottish Union Il National.
"1'he difference IN the cost of the RfsT and
the PoOREST Insurance j. but trIflr: the dill
erence in case Of loss may he sufficient l.
hankru.': you sepiS SS-ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of William y. Thomas,
deceased.
State OIL ouisiana,P Parish Of Franklin.
By vir'us OF an order Of sale. i>>"ei from tHe
Honorable IN 0stric, toE, ia ant tor the
,,ar,,h Of Frtutiln and To nae dItrrie'', ~ Al =
,uini>,ri,or tor Ia the Shrrltl ui khhihnd iif>
l-h) cuIa niaa,iiaI ne 10 proceed To "a VERNE
aad 10 So, al ~" real estate belonging I"
"a; / sursrs,;;,n. | wiil on
Wcdncsiiav, November 9TH, 1900
wlitliu the i-gai Eous 81 sale, offer i'r sac :
,;,,. !. =, ,l,.r, the Count il"u-r. IN The 'c~ n
nl Rayvliir. La Al TO: .r-> HAN Inc siirai''''
,a,.,- rh !n.iowir2 pI"Pory >''"a't" IA W.
pau>I If R,ci.tut rn-w:': ih- y !"i l.! y Ii
# y Fl and :, " at y " AMI : ~ "
and \ " ! CfS v >rrrron 90 t~rrty,'"t
+ - y X s East Also tie S"ri"
Is u, y Il q Last. Ai>p the ! II ! II
sectlom & y eleven 4 ]! 8 East, c"rt;'r'
ing III the aggregate (52u) tive hnnxrcd AMI
twenty acres mere or less.
T,Im- of sale ash at no, less ihan III
iuycuturied arproisencnt
3 WinnsburU, La Oct .'h, 1855.
J. II. THOMAS,
i,Jtl3i Adani,ua;ur
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

The Tensas PARISH Congressional
Convention elected 4G delegates t.
attend the convention at Monroe
October 10Th, 1883. They failed t.
endorse any one for Congress.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
For Congress.

We are auth.riz-d 10 a"a'unre the Hon.
a.. NEwruy of Noreho use as a candidate for
re election as Representative OF the Fifth
Congressional Di>rricr--Sn' J"ct to he action
ui the Democratic Convention.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

Cholera Morb Is is one Of the most painful
and dangerous diseases, many deaths rs,u'
from it each year, usually because 1t Is u '
properly treated. The most severe cases
may be cured. bY using Chanboran's Coii,'
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I, never
laiis. SOLD by DIR. J. $. Beazlsy.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
K. +. KERR AN,
Signal Corps, Director

Everybody uses compound and honey Of
tar for couehs. colds, Group and whoopirg
cough. II is the best known cough remedy
aud will cure quicker than any other. CalI
for our Family Troubles'' which explains
it, Sold by all druggist.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

Foa PRrsIDEvrIAL ELECTORS
A. Inrgc:-A a. May, Of Orieans.
- r L. Sruhb-, vi Onach'a.
Is,Di-uic,-G-n II. Thread. al Orleans
rot -Ewlii Porland. OF Orieaus.
3ri F. A. O>ulivar. of L'o"rr'e
IN Il. ID BeaI-, Of T.. Baton Rouge
IN, =. r " Suih-r!n h-Sn'o.
6t.. 4" Ill. Z. Wells. Of Ricniand
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
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n EW ORLEAN

NEW ORLEANS,
Is The tcS' newspaper puff led it
l The - nth.
BcCdu-c:
It, able editorials from rhc pcna Of
acroff p'i-h.d wri,c'> Deal with tic
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IT. corr,ctc Topographic service. &C.
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FOG .,'tL;nrd bv an, journal publ hcdir
;hi> section: and 70 doy nc / INES
DENocshr stands abreast With tie
lra ling papers e the United States.
IT. Commercial aid a'arhlt reports
are carefully prepared ard "an hcrcli'S
upon for acC,,F"cy and completeness.
The SUNDAY edition az 20 - pages
ha> in addition 10 the news ana oth,t
material contained in The duly, COLIN
or .'riginal End co,.iihuttd rcadirA
:ia;tcr carefully selected, giving tie
l.,cst events in the nd min! OF
Fashion and OF Soci>iv.
y ,rrcial feature il lis unsurpassed
iian>iaiions OF Tic chores. literature
q be found in the foreign press.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
BUcklen's Arnica S0lye,

fHE Best Salve IN the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sal, Rheum, Fever
>ores. Teuer, Chopped HAMS, Chilhlaln.
Corns, fnd al Skin Ernpnons, and positively
cures Piles, OF no Pay required. liis gnar,n-
Ietd 10 give perfect satisfaction, or money re-.
funded. Price % cents per box. For sale
by DIR. J. :. Beazley. myi2.SS-ly
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06

Caldwell parish has instructed Eer
delegates to the Congressional Con-
vention to support Hon. c. Newton,
as his own successor.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-10-06
SIIIERIE rs SALE.

Francis Smith, Caldwell x Co,
Us.
II. d. Carpenter, ct nj ~
Seizure and Sale No 1925.
In o7.h Dist Court-Pari-h Of Rich
land, State Of Louisiana.
By vir,nc of the above described writ q
seizare and sale to me directed. ! will Often
for sale al the Fast dor oi The Cont House
IN Rayvillc, La, On
Saturday, October 9Th, 1888,
=, ,h. hi,hest Ii ider the following described
p,orery VIZ: All Of the north fractional. han
., section 10 we-, Of Bayou Macon Al!
Section Except ihat part OF s0nih west u
living $ x + Of >iagg Bayou ami ID acres M
y " ar ON F. or section ! sold to Scar
borou.h) and y f. qr and S"nih "esi qr sec.
ard ives, half OF South East ~ and South hall
al North west or and North Fast or OF Nor'h
IVES, mr. See :. and North Eas, ar sec. aud al.
,nnth Eas, or See 8 East OF O,ciiipw Bayou.
Lot , sec g. being AL of said section South and
west of Bayon Macon; all tina, part of section
Ii bounded cas-, by Bayou Macon, son'h by
George Wait place. west by estate OF ia
Holly and north by Goe. W Br"ani, all IN l
Is Il 10 East; al>o South Fast 1r section D.
/. - Range 10 Ea.t containing 1887 91-lOc
acres known as the Lyon place. together Will
all III" improvements.
Also North haIfof North ives, ar ard Norih
half Of South East Or Of W Or and Souit
west or Of North ives, or and Nor'h west ~
of North Eas, or and North East qr Of Sou'l
ives, ar aud North west az OF South East a.
and North half of South west ar OF Sonih Ea,'
or Section r |, n K . Fast con,ainin.
$50 acres known a. The CARPENTER place To
gethci with all the Improvements. a sli"a-
ted in The parish If RIchland.
Terms rf sale--Ca>h without The benefit o.
appraisemen'.
LEM SCOTT,
Sheriff.
Sherirs OH c, Rsyville, La, }
Sent lsi. 1883. 6s6t2ld
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