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Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
TUE PLATFORM.

We, the Democ racy Of The State Of Lonis'
xana, in convention assembled, do announc"
anc9 declare
First--O;n devotion 10 the time>hOnorcd
principle. Of the Democratic party as pro-
claimed by its founder, Thomas Jefferson.
heIievng that their recognition and enforce
menta,e essential 10 the maintenance Of ire-
institutions aud popular government.
Sccond-rhat we indorse the a,lniui-'ra-
non of Grover cleveland, and believe That
the interests of ehe union will be he best
cnbserve,lCy bis e., lection; we also iEd0rse
the administration q Samuel Douglas Me
Emery. So aCcrogn,lion at the eminent SER
VICES TO lie State of faithful public servant
and We affirm tina, the administration Of
pabc affairs in Louisiana aas, during the
hast eleven years brought the State out Of
anarchy, developed wealth and prosperity,
and paved the way TO the high position
Louisiana is entitled 10 among tie States
And we pledge ourselves TO lis perpeiua
lion.
Thirl-We pledge ourselves to an ecs>
nomca! administration Of rubii, aiis'rs, to
the maintenanc y of the Stale credit by Inn"
Ting appropriations 10 tie amount oil the
revenues, ard to the li1nida ON Of ;be State
debt, and the prompt payment OF the interest
on the same as now adjusted by law.
Fourth, HI, the lsvee system of the State
is a necessity for the protection OF the lives
and property Of car citizens, and we pledge
ourselvesDto develop, maintain and protect
ne same TO the fullest extent consistent with
the finances Of the State AS absolutely
essential to the happiness aud prosperity OF
our people.
F,rh-We pledge The Democratic party o..
his State to an earnest ell 4 to place the
free public schools Of This State upon & sub>
.tan,ial and satisfactory basis, and TO that
end The legislature is requested to approrrl>
ate a sutiicient anonid from the annual
pevenres If the State 20 provide for the
suitable education of the children OF this
Sta e.
Six,h-That it is the duty Of the State to
foster ard To improve all Of its great agri>
cultural intercs's By adequate legislation for
their development and promotion, and
especially by TIE encouragement and main
srnancc Of The agricultural college and the
present and proposed State experiment
stations, aud by all other legislation in the
rpccial interest Of agriculture.
Seven,h--We are opposed to the employ
neni OF the peniien,iaIy convicis Of the state
in such manner as TO bring the convict labor
in com petition with Tree labor.
Eiphtls--We invite to the f.rt'n fields OF
Louisiana Immigrants from all lands, with
me assurance that they shall find here a
heart, welcome and a happy home.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
COTTON Tx.

The following is synopsis of bill
offered by Mr.. Newton to refund the
cotton tax collected during the years
1868 to 1868 inclusive:
The bill proposes to refund to the
states in trust, and for the cotton
producer the cotton tax collected by
general government during the years
1863 to 1868 inclusive.
The tax is to be paid to the cotton
producer or his legal representative
through such agencies as the State
may establish or designate.
The claimant will be only required
to prove that be paid the amount of
tax claimed on his cotton through
himself or some one else.
If the legal representative makes
the claim that the person whom he
represents paid tho tax, FIVE years
will be given within which to file
claims, after the State has established
tribunals, or designated existing
tribunals to adjust claims.
Any portion Of the tax not claimed
will be devoted to the public school
fund.
Something over ten millions dol
lars of this tax was collected from
Louisiana.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
A CARD.
To the Afflicted.

This is to certify that | have been a suf
ferer from piles for aoout 81 years. The
'umors continued TO increase and enlarge
and produced so much pain and suffering
that had begun TO despair Of life. Through
the advice of friend placed myself under
care Of DIR. Mccormick, Of R1.,on for treat.
menf. | am now well, TO tumor. or pain OF
suffering. During the time Of the treatment
filled my regular appointments, only miss.
ing one, and attended to other duties. After
knowing my own condition, no one need
despair who will place themselves under DR.
NcCormick's treatment. The knife or =
liga,ure was not used.
Up. EvErNr,
Pastor Bapds, Church, Shilcr,La.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
A. 3. COOPER.

q. d. Brumby called on us Mon
day. He SAYS he never counted the
names on the eight lists Mr.. Mhoon
had. lie has one of the pieces of
paper that.we added up the numbers
on which foots mp 3l9 and another
addition footed up 800. We were of
the opinion Gershon counted the
entire lists, but he sals not. We do
know that there was nothing in our
editorial noteito offend any one, apd
that the entire interview between
Mr. Mhoon, Mr.. Brumby and our
self was If the most pleasant nature.
We were not authorized to state
that Mr. Brumby would bear US out
in tho number of names, but could
not and cannot, yet, see any objection
to his doing so, and the allusion we
made was more complimentary to
Mr.. Brumby than otherwise.
If this is not true statement OF
the case we stand corrected.
Then if Mr.. Brumby did not take
the lists from which we added the
numbers up, we are laboring under
a delusiop all the way through.
We support the nomiDees-raise
their names, &C., AMI intend to vote
the uhole ticket.
In publishing the call in last
weeks paper, from friends of Mr..
Mhoon, he said it would be sufficient
to publish the number If names
without producing same, and we
counted, az stated, the names il
presence of G.. b. Brumby who
seemed to be looking over the lists.
Oar understanding was that he saw
all the lists, perhaps not. We re-
member that Mr.. Brumby asked Mr..
Mhoon to let him look over the lists
again, and NJ. Mhoon, good hum
oredlv, said. Il don't know that ]
should have permitted you to see the
names at first, though 1 don't care
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
appointment Of Commissioners
of Election.

BY the authority vested in me as returning
officer of the parish of Richland, Stale OF
Louisiana, | hereby appon, the iolo
named persons as commissioners Of election
to in the several warIs az the election 10 he
held on Tuesday the eth day Of April. 1888:
FIRST WARD, Midway precinct-W. X
Pickett. J. A. Leggeu and J. F. Trezevant.
FIRST WARD, Delhi precinct-W. L. lnsley,
W &. Berry an1 NJ. Aston
SECOND WARD. I. Ferguson, B. o.
Edwards and VI w. Kelly.
Third WARD Ed Nyrick, d. D Morgan
and J. Fletbh Wynn.
FOURTH WARD. A. Hemer. L. {. Me
lntosh AMI B NJ. IIxon.
FIFTH WARD. VI. Randolph, J. T. Fl.
ling,on and ! W Hampton.
SIXTH wARp-E f. Wilks, II. w. Ears
and Thos Hoderness.
SEVENTH wARp-E. L. Crosley, W. G.
Myers and Chas. Eppire,te.
G. WILSON WRIGHT,
Returning officer.
Rayville, La, April 9Th, lSS8.-2t
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
REGISTRATION NOTICE!

| hereby give notice tina, in aorordancs
with Sec - Of Act No 1913 of 1880, ! stali
in addition 10 the TWO days required by law
10 attend al eacL polling place for the purpose
of assessing taxes remaing one day for The
purpose of registering the voters of Rich.and
parish, La. and al! persons who have no,
heretofore registered or those who may wish
10 charge their voting precinct are nonset
10 meet me at the following named polling
place. on the day 5 and dates herin specified:
iloldiuess-wari 9Th, three days, 18Th,
-N}h and 2lst oi March.
Returning 70 Rayville will keep Tie
Registration books open during the remain,eS
Of tie scid sixty days.
GEO. e. PURVIS.
Tax Assessor ana TX -Offco Registrar
Rayvile, La. Feb. 4th, lSSS-n
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14

gained. TIE North Louisiana. hay
ing its doricil at Shreveport, while
the Louisiana has its domicil in New
Orleans: the cooperation OF these
bodies are 50 closely connected as
nearly to render them as the same.
1t Is to be hoped that there will be
but one body representing the STATE
1Greau and parish uuXill;rles acting
in connection with the State assocla-
lion. This likely, Will ho accom-
pii>hed at IN early day.
Fifty persons, even, with concen'
:rated energy cnu!l il two years
have .rmense Immigration Touring
into Ric'.iand parish.
Enthusiasm, il cnurted in favor o.
his movement. Ii must, however
Is give good results. be enthusiasm
which reaches to the purse. Westerl
r!crcy ,,l money have transported
ln!incus. bodies Of immigrants across
tai4 continent into states and terri
!n,;es. unjil like the magic of ALA
,ii,.'s lamp, wil,'ernesses of last yeai
ere blooming and nodding fields OF
grain this.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
A. B. COOPER,
WILEY Z. MANGHAM
Newspapers I'm 1855.

From the edition Of Geo. p. Rowell & Coz
"American Newspaper Directory" published
April Cd (i,s twentieth year,, it appears that
the Newspapers and Periodicals of all kinds
ssued in the United States and Canada. now
number 1870, showing gain Of $50
during the last IL months and Of 7,l36 il
10 years.
The publishers of the Directory assert that
the impression that when the proprietor Of a
newspaper undertakes to state what ha. been
his exact circulation, he does not generally
tel! the Uuth is an erroneous one: and they
conspicuousy offer reward OF 500 for
every instance in their book for this year,
where il can be shown that the detailed re-
port received from a publisher was untrue.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14

Ga mo':oa, the chair appointed Mes>rs
In>ey Blies and Mcintosh Ia examine report,
and aGer careful examination reported the
statement correct and the vouchers were
burned.
On motion, the secretary was authorized To
draw from the Police Ju'y all money col
lectcd by the clerk Of the count for polls de-,
ducted at February and September term, OF
the cont in The year 1883. The secretary
then read letter from the Hon. Warren
Easton; in i, was announced that the Regular
Teachers Institute nearest 10 this point, would
meet at Moneoe, May l4th, and hold for one
week, all urge all teachers TO attend.
There being 10 inrihc' business before the
board they adjIuned.
W. L. INSLEY.
Secreary.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14

The wasp has n thing,
In its tail called a sting:
Which, if inserted near your eye,
Will be apt to oske you cry:
If not, it may make yon mad
Then, my friend, you would be glad
To have a remedy at hand.
The very best in all the land.
Tichenor's Antiseptic will relieve the
paih
And put YOU in good bumoI
again.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
TO THE PEOPLE OF RICHL.4ED.

RayviIe, La, April 7th, 1893.
The undersigned have been appointed by
the North Louisiana immigration Association
as agents &c. on lands in Richland parish,
with a view Of getting actual settlers to come
and buy homes in our parish. 1t is proper to
Stale in this connection that one Of the OBJ
Jects in view is to get options on bodies OF
lands from GAO 10 1000 acres. Sufficient
quantity for settlement. The people who
desire to emigrate from this north desire
to come IN numbers sufFicien, to form neigh
borbootls, have their own churches, school
houses, &c. Let the neghbors put their
heads together and see if they can offer these
lands in quantities as indicated.
Address either Of the undersigned at Ray
vile, La.
A. COOPER,
WILEY T. MANGHAM.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
JOINT Resolution VI. liz OF the Regular
Session of 1881.
Amendment: No. '.

The General Assembly may divide the
Stale into ievee districts and provide TO- the
appointment or election OF Levce Commits
,Inrrrs in SAID districts, VITO shall in the
merhod or manner 10 he provided by law
have supervision Of The erection, repair and
Maintenance Of the cvees in saIi districts:
TO hat effect the Lrvee Commissioners may
levy tax mol to exceed ten mills on the
taxable property. situated within the aluviil
portions Of sad district subj ct 10 oveIii ~:
provided that. in case Of necessity, 10 rai>e
additional funds for the purpose ot constructs
ug, preserving AMI I"pairIng any levees pro-
recring the lands of he district. the rate of
taxation, herein limited, may be increased
hen the rate of such increase and necessity
and purpose iOr which II is intended shall
have been submitted 10 a vote al the property
tax payers III such district, paying taxes for
himself, or in any representative capacity
whether r-sr!ent or NONRESIDENT, or property
situated IN tine nllnvia portion Of SAID di--
irict SUI get n overflow, and ma Jrty Of
those IN number and value, voting al such
election, shall have voted ihcTc!ir.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14

Just before going to press yester-
day evening the sad intelligence
reached US of the death Of Mrs
Reese, wife of President Reese y.
Mt. Lebanon College, which oc-
Cured on Tuesday evening. Presi-
dent Reese has our sympathy i'll
this hour of his sad bereavement -
Ruston CplisraDh,
We deeply sympathize with Prcsi-
don't Reese in lis sad bereavement
Time alone can assuage his grief.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED

Toms EbIroR-Ple,sc inform your read
er. that j have positive remedy for the
al ove nsned diseare. Sv is timely use
N, u.ani, of hopeless eases have been per-
nxuen,ly csre,. ] rhsi lie eled TO send ,w u
b.sries OF NY seme,iy ssEs to any OF your
Y.ade,e ~io hove consmnl on IL they viii
send ~ their express AMI posi- ctiice a,idre,s
Hespec'fuii.. A. sLbeUh, NJ. ID :
III Pearl ST., Nsw fors. Mo em
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
Proceedings of the Sch00! Board.
Rayville. La April 9TH, 1888.

Rayvllle, La, April 9TH, 1888.
At 4 regular meeting Of the School Board
held in the court house, the foliowin. mem
beers were present: 3. Myrick, PRESIDENT
W. L. lnsiey. secretary; Rev. L. ~ RHYMES,
J. L. Boies. d. X Mcintosh and w. T.
llemer. Tht minutes of last meeting read
ard approved. The CLERK Of the con'-
presented ii, report showing he had tie.
Quoted from Iu'y aHd witness claims al Feb.
term, 1858, :2S 90, al. was all. we'd ccn,
mission or SAM to The amount of Sl 90.
The ohcrtl reported he had collected poll,
up Ia March to the amount of 500 -. which
vas examined by committee COMPOSED OF
Mcintosh, Boz. and insI-y, who reported
they had found statement correct and II wa~
accepted. The Treasurer submitted ms re,
por, slowing amoGr: cue:
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
Joint Resolution No % of the Regular
Session Of 1856.
Amendment No. 8.

"lL those districts composed OF one parish.
rhere shall not he less than .ix term. OF the
District Court each year
In all other districts, there shall be in each
parish no: less than four terms of the District
CouH each year, except in the parishes OF
Cameron. Franklin AMI Vernon, in Inch
there shall not he less that two ter rs of che
Disnict Cont each year.
Until provided ~ law. the terms Of The
District Cont in each parish shall be fiAed
by rule of saii court, which shall not bc
changed without notice by publication at least
thirty days prior 10 surh change.
There shall be in each parith not less
than two jnry terms each year, at which a
grand jury shall be enpannelIed, except in
the parishes Of Cameron. Franklin and Yer
non, in which there shall not he less than one
jury term each year, at which a grand Jnry
shall be empanne!led.'
Al other jury terms the General Assembl,
shall provide for special jnries, when neces
sary for the irlai OF criminal cases"
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
CITY STEAM saw MILL
ANT
SHIMnlE FACTORY,
Compare this with your purchase;

MONROE LOUISIANA
the busILess will be confined IN tho
Iatne OF CHAs. A. powNEY. All orders vii
oe promptly and carefully filled. Lnmber
all dimension will D. shipped on order, either
by steam, boat Cr railroad. The hest qna,,
ct CYPRESS and PINE LUMBER gparsn-
rd. A large supply Of Cypress Shinyie,
constantly on hand at reasonable prices a
planning machine is attached to the mill. and
all orders for dressed humber will be pIomp,
~ filled. Mr. l.. Tnche is my authorized
agents n, RayviIle. anu all orders LEFT " tt
them " i'll be promptly attended to.
las. 4 DOWNE"
Rayville, La. Jan. /. lSs5-ly.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14

The campaign is ended, and be
fore another issue CT our paper the
die will have been cast; that We
have not had things as we desired is
admitted, but we have the consoling
influence and expressions of those
who differed with and opposed us
that you were right, and if your ad-
vice had been taken it would have
been BETTER 1t seems to us that
the action of the State Central Corn
mittee was not as definite as it should
have been, and the failure to adopt
Mr.. Ogden's resolution was a great
blunder and has cost the aspirants
for Office many thousands OF dollars,
Let every democrat poll as many
Nichols votes as possible and not al,
low local issues to influence them
from their duty to the State ticket.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
We publish the following for the
Information Of the public:

Memphis Tenn, April sth, 'SS.
NR. WM I Ivy,
Presi TcaSaS Basin Ltree Dist.
Alto, Louisiana.
DEAR S!R:-All accounts from my levee-
ere gocd except at the Grand Lake crossing.
had this levee up to five feet above high
water OF 1852. hat a telegram from there OH
the 6;a. SAID thar bad Zip In | occurred OF
the land side. How ihis viii eyentuate |
am at present unable To say.
McNdruara IS caring for The Ennice Ereak.
!no'hrr cave has taken Place above there.
snl that i al,o being taken care of.
Thing, are, t!i.nk, IN good shape.
Years Respectfully,
wv. / ROiSEiL,
Capt L. : Ema;ncers
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
BILIOUS COLTC.
NIARREEA. Or EEUX.

The following clerks of the election TO BE-
held ~ Tuesday. April The l7rh. 1888 AT The
ttleren, precincts in the parish were APP
poinled:
lst warl-Delhi. Leon Carpe lst ward
Midway, ". l.. Jefi-lcs 2nd ward---Jn0 F.
Loveless 3rl ward-F. n. McCorkle 4ti
ward-R. l. Binion. 9Th warh-R. F
Wharton 9TH ward-R. Il. JUSTICE III
ward-Gain, Smylia.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
Typhoid, Scarlet aud Heiiow Ferrs, Measles
Diphfherid, Small nor, Cholera. etc

DAGBYs Prophylacric Fluid will destroy
the Infection Il all fevefs aud all contagious
and infectious. viii Keep the atmosphere Of
any SEX room pure and wholesome, absorb
ing and destroying unhealthy efiluvia and
con,aeion. Will neutrsIize any bad smell
whatever, not by Disgusting it, hut by dis.
troyng it. Use Darbys Prophylaclc Fluid H.
every sick-room. ap7-lm
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
A Blessing to Every Woma an.

Those Of our lady readers who would Ike
to know how ChHd bearing may be made
Palniess and Safe can get the information in "
sealed envelope by sending four cents in
postage stamp. 10
Mas Z. REVERE, Box 2s3, Jersey City. n J
Jan2l-'SS- ly-2o
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
Joint Resolution No. %, of the Regular
Session OF 1856.
Amendment No. 6.

Article 207-The following property shall
be exempt from taxation and no o,her, viz
All public property, places of religion,
worship or burial, all charitable institutions.
all buildings aud property used exclusively
for colleges or other school purposes, the real
and personal estate of any public library. and
that Of any other literary ASSOCIATION used
by or connected with such library; oil books
and philosophical apparatus, and all paint
lngs and s,anary OF any company or asso>
citation kept in public hall; proridso, the
property 20 exempted he not used or leased
Tor purposes of private or corporate profit or
income. There shall also be exempt from
taxation household property to the value q;
five hundred dollars; there shall also be
exempt from taxation and license for y period
oftwen,y years from the adoption of the
institution Of 1879, the capital, machinery
and other properly employed in the manu-
iactsre Of textile fabrics, leather, shoes,
harness. saddlery, hats, -four, machinery,
agricultural implements, manufacture of ice,
fertilizers and chemicals and furniture and
other articles Of wood, marble, or stone, soap
stationery, ink and paper, boat building ami
chocolate; provided that not less than five
hands are employed ~ any one factory"
In testimony whereof ! have hereunto
affixed my signature and attached thereto
the seal 81 The State Of Louisiana at the city
of Baton Rouge this 18Th day Of January
A. d., 1883.
OSCAR ARROYO,
3m Secretary OF State.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14

Joint Resolution No. IS, Of the Regular
Session OF 1856.
Amendment No. 3
Article 62-''That in the evert Of the
death, or from whatever cause the office of
Lieutenant Governor shall Become vacant
Then and in that event the President pro
temPore Of the Senate shall fill the office Of
Lieutenant Governor, performing all the
duties inciden, to the Office aud receiving ir>
emolumcnts."
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
Capt L. :. Engineers.

10 THE EnIToR OF THE Beacon.
D,Gr SU In Your issue Of the eth il STAN
| ,ce a card from the 5t! H%rd denying the
""rcn Of the ward meeting 90 the lG,h 81
March in regard to the mo,iou as enbuGicd
~ the ipinn,cs declaring iLa; in ra.e OF n
ne between the DELEGATES, tie chairman
should cast IN" deciding vote ! say tia
there was a iuoion Ia TIA, etlcr'; Gut il
Writing up HE rrorcedin-- IN, hurry
1'u.ied that clause AMI inherited II Afterwards
" ere tC take the tiouh'. | could -; "a:
many Subscribers 10 tfr above a. ,3eie i, ,t
the contrary. The only regrets have l.
Tia, iii no, select the delegates diicrentl,
when had the power 10 ito 90
Your, truly,
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14

If you have been relieved or bene-
fitted by the use of ID Ticbe nor :
Autisep,ic be kind euoug to tel lyour
friends Of its good effects.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
Sheriff 8 Sale.
Cbalie & Powell, ).Wrlt Of seizure x
VS.. slae. 10 9th Dna.
F. E Boughton. Court.
State Of Louisiana, Parish of Ricbland

By virtue OF an order Of seizure aud sol
issued III tie above matter and 10 me direcie
] viii oiier for sale al the eos, door Of rh
Cont House in Rayvile, La, on
Saturday. May 9th, 1888,
to the last and hiahes, bidder ani within lee
hours the following described properly to-"
The ! SEC II ard ! + OF section Is, al
west h'i' OF north ives, o., aud ) E1i
north west "a and west hall Of ncrIh east
OF north west ~ and uonh hall OF south w.
1r section 90. al IN + 70 worth range ! Ia
continuing 70l acres. more or less with nil
Improvements nc thereon. situated 10
Fau-h OF Gicilani and will be sold TO sar
the above wrii.
Terms of ssle-Cash with the benefit Ct
pralsEment
'herIii Office. Rayvifle. LEM SCOTT.
La. Mich 3lsr 1883. Sherii
3s6Il03
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
Act No - &c Ike Regular Session Of lSs /
Amendment No. |.
TULANE UNIVERSITY AMENDMENT.

The terms Of Act No. IS. Of the Rogula,
Session OF 1851, adopted at the session Of iht
Legislature IN the year lHci, are hereby raii
ii-, and approved: and all provi-slon. of the
Constitution 81 1879 repugnari thereto, or IL
any way impaitlug The passage hereof, are
hereby repealed 81 TAR rs the operations G
-aui act are concerned.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14

In justice to Mr.. Mhoon, We should
have stated last week, that ]. L.
Tharps name was not on any Of his
lists.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14

Give Dr.. Tichcnor's Antiseptic a
fair trial aud you will thank Us for
calling your attention to SO valuable
. remedy.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14
Sheriff s Sale.
Lehman, Abraham l. Co..

vs.. Fl Fa
Thomas Jones, Sr. nolO60
10 9th District Court, Parish OF
Rchland, State of Louisiana.
By virtue of rhr abnvc described writ of
IA 10 me directed, Will offer FIR sale at tho
east door of ,heCourt House in Rayvllie La. on
Saturday, May 5th, 1888,
within the legal hours Of sale all the right
tlrle and interest OF Thomas Jones, 81 defend.
ant in AMI tn a certain Judgment 10 20 bales
Of cotton ia the suit Of r u. l.. Watson IS
Myrick, administrator Of the estate OF Ma
NJ My,ick No. ll6o on the docket Of tho
9th Dlsraict Cont Of Rchland parish. Alsa
all the right utle and in crest OF Thomss
Jones, Sr. in and 10 certain claim against
the succession of Mrs. NJ A. Myrck, decd,
for the sum of eight hundred aud sixty dollars
with 5c's interest from January 1t, 1850,
satisfy the above described wri,.
Terms o: Cash with the benefit oil
apnrasenent.
Sherii's office. LEM SCOTT,
RayuiIIe, Mrh. 81 .'SS. Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14

No matter what the nature of your
wound DR.. Tichenor's Anliseptie will
relieve the pain and heal it without
iunama;iOn.
Richland beacon., 1888-04-14

Dom, use DR. Ticbenor's Antisep-
tic on old chronic ulcers, but for new
or fresh wounds it is the best remedy
known.