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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03
AiIan,n,. Nen CnnnriI-

ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. 2.-The new city
council which comprises five prohibition.
lists and ten anii.pfohibitionisls, held its
Inst meeting today. The license 90 scIl
liquor was reduced 10 n 900; the limits Of
pcrmiw'ibl c salcs were extended, and the
hour OF closing liquor shops was changed
To 10 O'Clock. Beer licenses NAV bo
granted In any part Of the city bui the
penalty for selling whisky under such
licenses j. made thirty days In the chain
gang without alternative.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03
LATONIA CLUB,
II Shows that II Has Given More In
Stakes Than st. Louis.

Stakes Than st. Louis.
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 1.-The Iatonia
Jockey club officers deny the statement
published by the 81. Louis Jockey club to
the effect that the latter gives more money
than Latonia for racing purposes, aud
makes complication from the figures Of
the official Turf Guide which shows that in
the past three years, which cover the life
oil the ~. Louis club, the Latonia club has
given 1913, 900 more than 81. Louis. IL
also shows that each year Latonia not
only gave more racing than st. Louis, but
added more money TO stakes and purses
Than II. Louis did, reference being made
wholly to running races. The compilca-
| tion shows that in 1885, I.atonia gave as
added money TO stakes and purses, SIG, 700;
~. Louis S42, $50. In 1886, Latonia SOL.
o2o; st. Louis 81, $50, OF which 81, 600 was
IN q special race. In 1887, I.atonia gave
SoL 500 y. Louis So, $50. Latonia claims
mat II will keep up this ratio This year
there are thirty-three days Of racing pro-
posed. The spring meeting begins May
~ and continues till June o, SUNDAYS ex-
copied. Thus horsemen will be enabled
10 race continuously, beginning at New
Orleans in April, then going to Memphis,
NASHVILLE, Lexington, Louisville and La. |
tonla. Alter that they can 90 TO Kansas |
CITY, Chicago and Minneapolis, or can 70 |
east IN time for the great Sheepshead Bay |
meeting, which begins June ii.
AT the fall meeting Latonia proposes 10
gave, 100 races in honor Of the centennial
celebration, and will probably close the
meeting about the time OF the close of the
exposition. The stakes ofthe Latonia club
lor thls year as well as those Of the spring
meetings Of 1883 and 1890 have been nm.
nounccd to close January Is. The sum Of
$4,000 Is offered in stakes alone. The
purses will be accordingly liberal The
club claims the distinction OF being the
inst In tho west TO offer 5000 purses and
asserts that II will continue TO bc liberal,
especially this year, ~ It's pooling priv.
lcges have sold for $4,000.
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rreaerlsi. w.r,,..

Tho sale OF reserved seats for Mr..
Nafdc.s engagement at the iheaicr will
begin this morning at witzmann'-. The
engagement will open Thursday evening
IN ''ualba, the Gladiator" tits a differ.
s,n' play nom that recently presented here
ny Robert Downing, not even similar in
plot construction or nature. and raem.
bling only Ia the fact that one scene In
each is laid IN the Roman amphithcatcr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03

Tnr phonogmph exhibition which WINS
70 nave been held next Friday evening 1T
INC =. W. Y, A. rooms, for the benefit OF
une ladies Auxiliary, has been postponed
70 January ~, 1883, ut which time the
most complete instrument Of IT, Kind over
seen IN Tho south, with an entirely new
ana original program, will bc placed ON
'Ahioi'ion and put In practical operation,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03

TnE splendid health giving aricsian
water 10 highly recommended by the med.
lsal maternity can now be had by those
desiring u IN cases of sickness or other.
wise. The deep wells OF The Artcsian Water
company, ON Fourth ami Auction streets.
IN North Memphis. are now flowing freely
and faucet has been attached Tor the con.
ycnicnco Of the public.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03

uoRsrcn 4 TREzEvANr agents for the
celebrated Tate water, have just received a
iircsh supply. This water has received tho
highest Endorsement "a a cure for dyspep.
sia, malaria and all diseascsoi the stomach,
bowels, liver and kidneys. Its shipping
qualities are unexcelled. Send for forty
page pamphlet TO Thomas Tomlinson,
Tate Spring, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03

KANSAS CirYi Mo-, Jan. 2.-Thc Journal
Sillannounce tomorrow that Mr.. NJ. Allow
mas Dccn appointed president Of the Rock
Island system west Of the Missouri river
~ aiu WA, thls appointment Ia q recognition
VI WI, low earnest work 10 increase the
ii,lleagc OF the system Ia Kansas and Ne.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03


Many a county magistrate has an easier
mind today than ON yesterday morning
The county court has met and filled III,
offices at It's disposal for the succeeding
term. In the more important ones,
Squire Pat Winters and his followers were
again showed under thus heralding the
sweeping victory sure TO come TO the
people on Thur'day next. There was not
the slightest trouble about securing a
quorum. The magistrates were on hand
bright and early, lobbying for favorite
men and measures. Prior 10 the opening
OF court boasts swelled throughout the
courthouse that Chairman Slaughter and
his friends would be buried out Of sight.
IL was the same old cry, with the same old
result.
Squire James Brett was made temporary
chairman pending the election of a sue.
cessor TO the retiring incumbent, Squire
saughter. The first thing that signaled the
Deginning OF senmblo was the Iesgna.
uon OF Squire Jackson, candidate for as-
SCISSOR. III was understood that the resigna-
uon OF Squire Smith, the other candidate.
would follow. This action was because al
tho feeling against men holding two offices.
II had the effect Of calling forth express.
Ions OF opinion from half OF the magistrates
some wanted the resignation accepted at
once, while Others wanted TO defer action
until the election for chairman.
Squire Gutenberg moved that tho resic. |
nation OF jackson be accepted. 'Souirc |
winters moved that this be laid ON tho |
liable. The latter motion was decided 10 |
hons. Sn,o w. a''vr having thrown tho
Thor IUs,,s s". T,e " tnao,lc reinforcement.
no taken On s,a,,Lpa ~. ucslieu tha,acuon
W;n,c,s a. a.1.'u, ',sslghauon: squire
,ana.;,..., ",nV oPPoreu th,s, making long
i,s a,ro., ~. '. ~ s uilcn.' "nether through
tra,cs oiron5,' III vvoause the mhgis-
a., 81. a'.auy hau uneir minds made up
w W. "ay, lne was decided as Squire
The ssi %sn ~ -,
AZ n ne salary OF the chairman was fixed at
Ion ie ~ s' a,, ~ ~ was last year, and the
sse,,,; ~ T11v,oW.
w y VI "i'Soh pHaoed IN nomination
io, IN,
nontua'io r.'''V" p'"ceuD' " Slaughter in
TIas an,in
a, a. o sIa' w"s ,n" en- called and resulted
- S y, 1i squire Slaughter by q
~ So, ~ - oa. ~ aorA ~.
- was tAnlolteu Dy inc
nv s''a.es OF ule successful candidate. The
now .nsllnn approached the stand and
,nau ao az, lew rsIaarks expressive OF his feel
h,5';,aJ =, a'i'uue LOT Tue coincidence ex-
s,,.u ~ ms ln,sl service. In closing he
dime, r,,h Nv, ,', , 10 'iie court 10 take
o'nnef Win MN today.
o III nouoh o. justice Brett the rules
49, ~ suspvnueu ana Justice liarrcll was :
'i IT. chairman pro tein' 10y aoclamation.
Jactson r,,rn a .apns ., Justices smith and
M NvLc nAen up and accepted.
.a,,a' ~ o"' MN " county attorney then ,
,'a1 w, inc slaiy OF the Office 5000
IN rlaund was continued Justice liar'
III PA.su III nomination X. ID. JordOn.
c,iso D"lS P'"eu IN nomination w. u.
eiia ny ,o'e STOOL: Jofdon -,
IN lew wo,,Ia ,h Suon ga, ZANE forward and
''s The No., ,,,,,... 49, !
ant neN' pnslllsss vas the selection Of a :
~, anousc pnlaoian' iho salary WIS !
a 4
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IheN IInnrc.i Him

CHARLESTON, $. O., Jan. 2-h Pickcns
county to-day negroes hanged hali.wittcd
young white man. farm laborcr named
Walihop, for criminally assaulting mir.
tccn'ycar-old colorcd girl. The latter had
died nom tho effects Of the injuries sus.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03

Wishing 20 retire from business the nm.
d,er-igncd offer 10 sell their business Chat
H., stock ON hand, fixturcs, good will. etc !.
situated IN Helena, Ark, ON very libcn,l
terms. This IL mrc chance for three or
Tour young men with limited capiiai.
oun is the largest and most sucrr~si nj
dry goods business In the State of Arkan.
sas. Call on or address
:. sErlio a Co., Helena, Ark.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03
COAL COMING.
botwoon 5000, 900 and 1000. 600 bush.
ela Leave plttaburg Todav

FiiIshuHo, Ia, Jan. . BctwccnG 900.
600 and 100000 bushels Of coal win No.
shipped by river to Cincinnati and Louis.
vile tomorrow morning II the water docs
MOI fccodc too rapidly There VAS annie
water Tor coal shipment to-day. but Their,
was Too much lee In the river. The siagc
o. the water this evening was nine frc,
mrce inches and stationary. IL tho coal
hecl starts II will bc the frsi shipment 10
lower ports since last June. "
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03
New the T,me

To use Hodges Saraparilla with Iolldo O,
Potash, the great purifier Tor the blood. A
certain cure Tor rheumatism, scrofnloua M.
i,ccuons and oil diseases peculiar TO females.
hencva'cs and inyigomtos the system. PHYS.
Nlans rrcommend it. Take no other. Ran.
Sum loot Medicine Co, manufacturer,
Hol,iefs drug storc. PSI Main sirroi.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03
ChrIs,ma. club Mee,inr.

There will be meeting u the Childrcn's
Christmas club Tuesday afternoon, ut !
o'clock january :, in the parlor Of the Y.
VI. Z. \. Tho chairman Of the different
committees will report In detail the work
done IN their departments. Let there bc a
full attendance. By order.
j. $. MESgES, President.
MRs. AnrRNETnY, Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03

Don't waste time and money and updcr.o
needless torture with the knife when E,bic'
pian Tile Ointment will afford instant rriic,
anu c,riain cure IN every case II blind. ble.,l.
ing, Itching internal and external nlir.
nangum Root Medicine Co. manufacturers
Nashville Tenn. 90 cents aud II prr ho,tic
nold ~ Holsters drug store, 2S8 Main strrct
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03
Dsnirun

u REMOVED ny TnR usE or COCAINE
An -, II stimulates and promotes the growth
~. surneits flavoring extracts are the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03
Murdered Pa, Ne.I,.. Funeral,

NEw 0RLEASs, La, Jan. 2.-The
funeral Of the late city administrator. Pat
Mealy, who was murdered yesterday,
took place today II was the largest ever
witnessed In this city. There were thon.
sands Of men on foot, iircmcn and Nom.
bcn OF labor organizations, both white
AMI colorcd, and 200 carriages and other
vehicles IN the procession, which was
nearly an hour In passing given point.
Mr. Guilottc, In u proclamation, ordering
business at the city hall to be suspended
and the building dpped In mourning in
memory Of the deceased, says III regard
WITH abhorrcncc the manner by which his
death was accomplished, and will spare
no effort TO bring 10 punishment the par.
Ties by whom II was consummatod."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03
Heavy Foreign Mails.

NEW YoRK, Jan. Sunday and satur.
day were heavy foreign mail days in the
postoilicc. A steamer from Queenstown
generally brings not more than 400 or 500
sacks Of letters and papers, but the Ger
manic on Saturday brought 7lO sacks and
besides that there were five other vessels
from various foreign ports which brought
mail matter amounting altogether TO .O35
bags, Each bag will average about 100
pounds OF letters. Yesterday the Etruria
brought $50 bags from London and the
Brctagno $50 from IIavre. This makes the
total for the two days sos sacks Of foreign
mail. The cause Of these large foreign
mails IN found partly In the holiday re-
membranes irom abroad aud partly In tho
lact mat business between England AMI
me United States at this season IL espe-
cially active. The flpt big batch of hoIi.
day mail from the old country was nv.
ccived on Sunday week ago, when tho
Britannia brought 075 bags. This wns
reaiy Tor delivery on the Monday after
christmas and was the largest single
delivery OF foreign mail ever received In
the United States. Postmaster Pearson
received the ycriiication receipts from the
London posloilicc Of the money orders
sent from this country In the two weeks
before Christmas. There were lg.OOO
separate remittanccs. Most Of them wero
home. "
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03

The beautiful illusions Of Prof. All, arc
deserving Of all praise. Tho Canadian
Eiant Is long Tor this world. In fact, every.
thingis ago this week Tor certain.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03

III III chanercry sale Of Clarendon Hotel
,a al,.uIe will be continued at tho hotel,
ocg'nning ct 10 o'clock this morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03
Ladies' Hats and Boune,..

layignc's felt hats, SOC.
layigno's wartercd silks, 81.
iavignc's trimmed hats, your choco, 60.
lavigne Is closing out this seasons goods.
4. LAviGSE. No. ej2 Main street
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TuE chancery sale Of Clarendon Hotel
furniture will be continued at the hotel,
beginning NJ 10 o'clock this morning.
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Masonic rcs.ple nopa..

Holders Of the above bonds will present
their January coupons 10 Fint National
bank for payment on tho 10th instant.
ID. 7. MADDEN, President.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03

Iit chanccry sale Of Clarendon Hotel
furniture viii be- continued at the hotel,
BEGINNING m 10 o'clock this morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03

TITS chancery sale Of Clarendon Hotel
furniture will he continued at the hotel.
beginning at 10 o'clock this morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03
THE SUSPENSE ENDED.
SQUIRE WINTERS AGAIN DoWNED
IN THE COUNTY COURT.

o. O. Slaughter REFLECTED Chairman,
r. d. Jordan County Attorney, and
O. E. Smith Assessor-chunk OF a Saw
Ing to Taxpayers.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-03-31
For Sheriff Of Richland Parish:
LEM SCOTT.
THE PLATFORM.

We, tire Denoc yacy OF the State Of Louis.
inna in convention assembled, DO announc,
anil declare
frst--On devotion tn the ,rne~bonore.'
principles os the Dernocra,ic party rs pro.
claimed by its founder, Thomas Jefferson.
belle sing that lher recognition and enforce
,neni are es~ntiai TO ihe maintenance Of tree
ins,,utions and popular government.
Second That we nnforse the ad'nni,'ra-
non Of I;mvet cleveland. and believe thai
tie interests al the union will be the best
subserved by hi> RET lection: we also indorse
fae administration of Same! Douglas Nc
Emery. as a rccoenrinG Of the eninen; SER
sicrs To he State Of faithful public servant;
aud we ;lIirm that the administration OF
public affairs i'm Louisiana has, DUNG the
last eleven years. brought the State ont Of
anarchy, developed wealth AMI prosperity,
and paved the way to she high position
Louisiana is entitled to among the States
And We pledge ourselves to lis perpetua-
ZION.
Thisl-Wc hedge ourselves TO an ece-
no,nicai administration Of public affairs, To
Me maintenance Of TIC State credit by Inn"
iting appropriate TO The amount Of the
revenues, and % il.s liquidation of ;be State
deb,, and the prompt paymen, OF the interest
on the same rs now adjusted by law.
Fourlh-Th II ,l.c levee system of the State
is q necessity for the protection al the lives
and property Of our citizens, and we pledge
pnsselves 70 develop, maintain and protect
tie same to the fullest extent consistent with
the finances Of the State as absolutely
essential to the happiness and prosperity OF
our people.
ri,h-We pledge the Democratic party o.
This State To an earnest effort TO place the
free public schools q, dis State upon sub.
.thn,ial and satisfactory basis, and to thai
cnd the legislature is requested to appropri'
ute a sufficient amount from the annual
revenues Of the State to provide for She
suitable education Of tue children Of this
Sta e.
Six,h-That it is the duty Of the Stote to
fo.ter and to improve all of its great agri'
cultural in,cres's by adequate legislation fol-
their development aud promotion, and
especially by the encouragement and main
senance Of the agricultural college and the
present and proposed State experiment
r,a,iors, and 10y all other legislation in the
special iniercst of agriculture.
Sevenih--We are opposed to the employ
rnent Of the peniten,iar, convic's Of the state
in such manner as TO bring the convict labor
in competition with free labor.
Eiehtn-Wc invite to the Sriiln fields o
louisiana Immigrants from. all iands, with
the assurance thar iitcy slal find here a
hearty welcome aud a happy home.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-03-31
Illiterate Voters.

Mr.. Springer, Of Illinois, chairman Of the
committee on Territories, who opposes the
division Of Dakota into two States, giving
iour Republican Senators, and who wants TO
have all the Territories voted on in an omni>
bus bill, is the victim of the most savage
denunciation on the part Of the Republican
press. |, objects most emphaticaIly to the
proposition to admit New Mexico, not, it de-
cIare., because that Territory would elect two
Democratic Senators, as we might he inclined
to believe, but because its people are ignorant
and illiterate The Democracy could raise
such an objection il it desired, but the Re.
publicans can scarcely pnt it forward afeI
having conferred the ballo, on 100000
negroes, 10 per cent OF whom could neither
read nor write. Having given the ballot tt
these ili;terates, because they WIRE expected
tn vote the Republican ticket, that party j.
e,toppcd from all discussion Of illiteracy and
the franchise. Democrat
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-03-31
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

Succession Of Mrs NJ. In27rh Disuic,Co.r,.
F. Oliver. Deceased, I Parish Of RichIsnd,
VS.. W. I. Oliver, State OF Louisiana.
Natural ,n'or Elk al
BY vi'iue OF writ Of Fl. Fa. issued in the
above styled eanse and 10 me directed, | will
offer for sale at The east door IS cour, house
in Rayvie, Ia on
Saturday, April 7th 1883,
10 the last and highest bidder tho following
property to wit: Lo, No. one in tho town II
Girard. also the Ya,brough place, being S.
Eqr. aud + J Of S W ar section Is, NE or.
OF N f Ir section 10 and n ! otSw a..
Section Il. and Is acres in the som,horn
portion Of n T. ~. section is. All in TIP Is
\ RG-E.conraining 3.s acres more or less.
Terms Of sale-Cash for what il will
bring. LEM SCOTT,
She rid.
Sheriff 5 Office, Rsyville. In Mob. Sd,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-03-31
REGISTRATION NOTICE!

hereby give notice ,has in accordance
with Sec. 80 OF Act No 1913 of 1880, ! sLali
in addition 10 the TWO days required by law
10 attend At eacl polling place for The purpose
Of assessing taxes cemaing one day Eos ihs
purpose Of registering The voiess OF Richland
parish, La, and ali persons who have not
heretofore registered or those who may wish
to change heir voting precenc- are notified
TO meet me a, the following named polling
places on The days and dates hcrin specified
Holdine-s-ward 9Th, three days, .9ih,
2Olh and 2lsi Of March.
Returning IN Rayville will keep the
R"si-lralion books open during the remainder
Of tie said sky days.
GEO. &. PURVIS.
Tax Assessor and x-OiIicio Registrar.
Rayvile La. Feb. 4ih, 1851
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-03-31

journalism and politics have gotten INTO a
very unfortunate tan.ic in Bienviie par sli.
As regards the former, NJ. Moses Forr. one
of the editors of the Arcadia Record, a strong
Nichols paper, charges that Mr. T.. c. Drew,
editor Of the Arcadia Advance, received 5000
of the Nichols csnpaisn fund at one time
ard mere at Others. 'under representation to
the committee that he would control Ave
newspapers for Nichols and wouId star,
three more; that he represented himself as
having great influence with the Farmers
Union, and many other representations
equally false"
1t is very pretty fsh, as it stands. though
we know nothing Of its merritt.
Orr neishbo-, Patterson, Of the Record, was
telling rs something of this quarrel. Not
receiving either paper for some time We had
not seen it,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-03-31
A CARD.
To the Afflicted.

This is to certify that [ have been a suf-
fersr from piles for oout 81 years. The
tuners continued to increase and enlarge,
and produced so much Pain and suffering
that had begun 10 despair Of life. Through
the advice OF friend ] placed myself under
care of Or. Mccormick, Of Rlston for treat
ment. am now well, 10 iumors or pain or
suffering. During the time Of the treatment
| filled M regular appointments, only miss.
ing one, aud amended to other duties. After
knowing my own condition, no one need
despair who will place themselves under DR..
McCornick's treatment. The knife or o
ligature was no, used.
J. P. EvEHErr,
Pastor Bapds, Church, Shiloh, La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-03-31
CITY STEAM saw MILL
SINGLE FAC TORY.

MONROE. ............. LOUISIANA
"iEIN taken charge os the above Mil
ii the business will be continued in The
,ame OF CHAs. \. DowpEY. All orders will
ne promptly and carefully filled. Lumber o
all dimension will De shipped on order. either
Ly Steamboat or raiiro~i. The best 1ualii,
ef CYPRESS and PINE LUMBER guarap,
Ell. A large supply q Cypress Shingles
constantly on hand at reasonable prices. A
planning machine is attached TO The mill. and
all orders for dressed lumber will be prompt
ly filled. Mr l.. Titche is my authorized
agents at RayviiIe, and all orders left With
them will be promptly attended to.
CHAS. A. DOWFEv.
Rayvile, La, Jan. /, lSS5.-ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-03-31

Oar den was invaded during the week by
two Of our fellow pressmen, Mr. w, J. Cray,
Of III. West Carroll Messenger, and Mr.. s.
ID. P,arce, Of the Ruston Caligrspb. These
gentlemen were attendants upon the conven-
tim. with pocket loads Of proxies. We per.
fec'ed contract, signed, sealed and de-
hverei. Ivy the terms of which we are To
meet them n, tue Opeousas Press Association
in May and they are to he our special escort
and guardian againgt the seductive wiles of
Bn'her Man2han, al the Richland BrAcOH.
-Morehouse Clarion.
We will be along neighbor, if we
car make the r use of the"spondulix"
and it will not require much of that
rs we will all be provided with &C.
commodaii ms unless some of us
should turn up in the calaboose.
which II stitutio1 We have avoided
thus far.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-03-31
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
STATE. OFFICERS.

Governor: SD: McEnery, Of Onatl,i'
Lieut.. Coy. Clay Knnbiock, Of Lafourchr.
Sec. Of Sts,e, Oscar Arroyo, Of Plaqueminrs.
Aud P"b Acc'ts q. B. Steele of Urion.
State Treasurer T.. A. Burke OF Orleans.
Airy Gen. ~. J. Cunningham of Nn,c:',,oches
Saps Of Pub Ed W. Eas,on, Of Orleans.
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.
R.L.Gibson Of Orleans. J.BEus'is Of Orleans
JVDGEs OF TIE SUPREME COURT.
rh.if J,stice E;iw B.rmud-A, Of Orleans.
Associate ." +. z. Pcctr. Of St James. :.
&. T.. Fenner of ORLEANS.
r. B. Toid Of Alorel,ouse.
ID. B. Watkins Rel River.
CrRCUir CT. OF APPEALS IND CT
A. A. Canhy, Of Onschira.
7. 3. Clinton Of 5, HeAens.
CONGRESSMAN 5th District.
C. Newton Of Moreho,s-e.
DIsrxIcr JUDGE 18th Jud District
RIP. Williams cf RichlaDsi.
/. =. n. ToIer Dis, AMY
PARISH OFFICERS.
C. ert n Court Jno. S. Sarnmerlin.
Shelf Lem Scott. Ase~s-or Geo. {. Purvis.
Printer. Wiley p. Mansis~n,.
Parish Treasurer, J. W. Simms.
T.. Scott Returning OsIirer.
POLICE JURoRs.
President, c. p. Bslkn; Members. s. srei.
y. o. Edwards H. y. Virk-r., VIM. A
Bcsgkion, G. \. Macs. J. !. Sexes.
e,yc,k Of the Po.ne Jury. Jno. +. LsoyeIess.