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Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
Grover Cleveland.

A few short years ago, a certain
sheriff of Erie county, New York was
performing the humble functions OF
his Office, executing tho orders of a
county court, and holding himself at
the service, to come and go, at the
beck and call of some obscure county
Judge. He had none of the prestige
which comes from high family con-
nections, large wealth or heroic
deeds.
To-day this same man is at once
the ruler Of the grandest nation, and
the leader of the most powerful po-
litical organization on earth.
Raised, as if by magic, from a po-
sition Of obscurity to one of dazzling
grandeur toward which few of even
the most ambitious men ever dare
aspire, his every official act and word
has borno the impress of calm dig
nifty, fidelity to high trust and sturdy
good sense.
Made president by a series of
events which sprung from a combi-
nation of fate and chance, be en-
tered upon the discharge of his du-
ties under the most adverse circum.
stances.
The party. he led was flushed with
a victory which they had hardly
hoped for, and hungry for the spoils
of office.
Unacquainted with the larger af-
fairs of state, and with but limited
knowledge of the public men of the
nation, the wonderful success OF his
administration is little less than O
miracle.
Not only have the interests OF the
patton prospcred under his admins
tration, hut those of his party like
wise. His denomination yesterday
by acclamatioh was not so much an
expression of the individual choice
Of the representatives Of the party as
it was the giving Of emphasis to a
fact that has long been recognized.
viz: that Cleveland's denomination
was political necessity.
That he will be elected in Novem-
Der, there can be but little if any
doubt-and that such an event me ans
the annihilation of the Republican
party is equally certain. Truly Cleve-
land is a wonderful man, whose ca
reer for the last ten years verifes the
Old adage that truth is stranger than
ictiOn.--Shreveport Democrat.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
Chattel Mortgages.

State Senator Smith of Sabine has
introduced O bill to create chattel
mortgages. At present real estate is
the only kind of property which
forms basis of credit in this State.
A man may have several thousand
dollars worth of movable property
and still be unable to borrow dol
lar on it. Such law would be of
immense advantage to small farmers
who own stock and work on rented
land, for the reason that it would en-
able them to borrow money and buy
their goods for cash instead of buy
ing them on q credit and paying from
twenty-five to seventy-five per cent
profit. Besides, a similar law exists
in many if not nearly all of the states
both new and old, and this fact alone
should induce the Legislature to at
least give il trial. We hope the
bill will become q law.-Shreveport
Times.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
l Child Killed BY A Bear.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. June IA
few days ago Ben Shiplette, farmer
of Whitehall township in this county
sent his little girl, eleven years old,
to neighboring farmer for milk
The failure of the child to return
alarmed her parents, and the investi-
cation that followed leads to the con-
clusion that she was killed by bear.
The farmers in the neighborhood
started out in large searching parties
and have discovered unmistakable
evidence of the presence of bears in
the locality where the little one was
last seen. The fact that number OF
sheep were killed and o portion of
girls clothes picked up leaves little
doubt that she was devoured.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23

On Wednesday few interprisine
citizens met at tho court house in
obedience to a notice published in
the BEACON. The object was to or
ganize an Auxiliary Immigration AS
ISOLATION. Col. A. B. Cooper ex-
planned the object of the meeting,
and was of the opinion that nothing
would be gained by postponing
OF the organization.
The Col. said immigrants will un-
derstand something about the vege-
table business. The charges on car
from here to Cincinnati is simply
al outrage. 1t cost 81 por bushel
to get tomatoes 10 market and they
sold for $3.50, thus requiring two
thirds of the price for transportation.
t. N. Rhymes stated in that con-
nection that for a refrigerating cal
to be loaded to its full capacity with
tomatoes, would cost the sum of $3.50
from this place.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23

The Commercial Travellers Protective As
socation Of the United States, has a member
ship Of over sixteen thousand and is prof. ably
the sironges, association Of the kind in the
world. Mr. John r. Stone, their Natl Sec'y
and Treas, 70 rcaIbcn ST., Chicago, in a
letter states tina he has boen severely troubled
a, times for the pas; twenty years, with
cramp and bilious collie which would compel
him to take to his bed from three TO six days
while in St Louis AT their last annual meet,
ing he procured a bottle of Chamberlain
Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
has since used 1t with the best results. 1t i:
the only Remedy he ever found tina, effected
a rapid and complete cure. No one oar
safely travel withou: il. Sold Ivy DR.. J. S
BeazIy. jun9sS>ly
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23

Much as We have heard of Senator
Duson, who was the other day quiet
cd in his seat as senator from Acadia
parish, We never until yesterday had
the pleasure of meeting him. He
held the responsible Office of sheriff
Of st. Landry-The largest parish in
the State before Acadia was cut off
from it-for twenty consecutive
years, if we remember Alright, and
was one of the most active, efficient
and intelligent sheriffs in tho State
Lucrative as tho Office could have
been made, We believe Dir. Duson
realized but little from his long ten.
ure of ir. He is a comparatively
young man yet, is full o! life and
vigor, and we predict will make his
mark in the Senate, if not by secur.
ing the passage of bills, at least by
opposing tho passage of unwise or
useless ones.-ShrevepOrt Times.
We have known both Senator G.
c. Duson. and his brother. w. w.
Duson, since the meeting of the press
association at Lake Charles. They
are both aflable gentlemen and we
arc pleased to see that the Senator
has boon successful in retaining his
seat as we were told while at Opelou-
sas that he had been returned elected
and we predicted then that tho face
OF the returns would rule.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23

]. G.. Flood, the San Francisco
millionaire, may safely lie said to have
the most dazzling country place in
America. The estate is at Menlo
Park, CAL, and covers 1000 acres, and
il under the constant care of land
scape gardener and 100 assistants
The drives, which are several miles
in length. are made of white gravel,
tho house white, with gold trim.
nings, both inside and out, and gold
and white are the decorations of the
stsbles and all the buildings on tue
place.-Exchange
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23

People are disposed TO take an er-
roneous view Of many things. Some
seem to thiLk because one is a good
fellow that he should be employed
aud kept. It is very pleasant. We
ell admire a good fellow, but does
tue planter. pay larger wages to a
hand because he is good fellow
when another not so good viii do
double the work? Surely not. 1t is
no with everything. Industry. ell
cheney and promptDess, should be
considered. Nothing can be accom-
plished without an effort. Industry
should DO encouraged and rewarded.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23

r. Il. Ter of Madison parish was
charged with killing a negro, bnI
inter a trial in Vicksburg, was ac>
Quilted. It seems the negro had
robbed Hers house Of SIP. Her had
followed the negro, captured him and
was on lis return, when lie. Her,
Gains HAT two unknown men
lynched the negro. From the evi-
dsnce abducted on the preliminary
trial tie negro attempted to assault
III, !, si1s 1i.sa 4sLbing the house.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
Notice.
To unknown Taxpaycrs.

You are hereby notified tina, the taxes for
the years lSS5-s6 and 1887 are now dlc and
unpaid and If not paid IN twenty day from
date, ! will proceed To seize and Sell the fol-
lowing described property to satisfy Tho same
and all cost as required by law.
Assessed to unknown owner so acres " !
offs W sec "a L Is 9 C, taA and Coz,
1885 SO 20, 1856 1921, 1887 1920. a.,
sessed TO unknown owner loo acres > W /
sec Is L Il 6 e. Tax and cost 1885
1920, 1886 So 90, leS7 $500
LEN SCOTT.
J2-lm Sheriff and FIX, OlIicio Tax Collector
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
PEESONdL MENTION.

The Thomson boys were in Ray
vile last Monday. They carried
ont nice hack.
Our young friends, Jesse Brown
and Harmon Rush from Oak Ridge
were in our town Sunday last.
II. Ellington was in town Mon
day. Says they have not had SO
much rain down there.
W. ii. Nallac;l and II. S. Alcxan-
del were in town from near Alto on
Monday. They report crops good
and none to much rain.
Jno. Chaffe stopped off here on
Friday evening 18th and attended
the tax sales which came off OH the
10Th.
Jno. II. Gull, VIM. 7. Ivy, were
in town Saturday last.
L. G. Croslcy, of ward 7, and also
Capt. Butler of the same ward was
here Saturday attending the tax
sales.
We had the pleasure of call from
Mr. Jno. =. Parker, of Monroe, agt.
for Schaiif, Bcrnhcimcr & Co., on
Tuesday last.
n. c. Vickcrs of ward s, was in
town on Tuesday last. Says they
have none too much rain down there.
Miss Maria Brumby came home
from Ruston College this week.
G.. Z. Brumhy is still in bad
health and we regret TO learn from
him that he is very nervous. This
is especially unfortunate for one who
has so much writing to do. With
due care we hope he will recover
from his sickness.
During our absence, last week. the
family of 6. b. Brumby moved to
Rayville. We extend to his excel
lent lady hearty welcome. She
are quite an acquision to our town.
!. Barnett Archibald and son came
into Rayvillc Wednesday to transa ct
some business.
Jno. A. Hemler, IT,, and b. +.
Newbcrry, were in Rayville last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Faulk came up from below
on Wednesday last.
A. Wright and several others
from over the river came in on We'd
nesday last.
E. Mcdonald has been in Ray
vile several times this week shipping
vegetables and trying to get reason.
able transportation.
Mr.. Thomas Jones Jr., spent the
day in town last Sunday.
a. ]. Wright, Phil Wright and
the Messrs. Bradley were in town
this week. They report too much
rain in their neighborhood.
c. p. Balfour and family, passed
through Rayville on Sunday morn
ing going TO Alto and his mother re-
turned with them on Monday.
Three of J. Burton Archibald's
sons were in town Thursday.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23

dine>s suLro"cc, vs.. Fl ( Parish oi iichianj,
fa., VIM. I. Oliver. State OF Louisiana
Nat Tutor.
By virtue of writ Of Fl. Fa. issued il the
above entitled suit. and To nae directed, ! wi!l
or!cr sor sale at the east door Of the cour
house in RayvIlIe, La, On
Saturday, July 7th, 1888,
to the last aud highest bidder the following
property, ;o-wit: Los end, II sqr. ~ OF
Rays plan oil Rayviile, together win alt tie
Improvements, &c thereon.
Terms OF sair-Cash without the benz ht
Of appraisnent.
The above Fl, IA. having been issued on n
II months bond.
LEM SCOTT, Sheriff.
Rayville. La, lime End, 1855.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
LIBERAL PROPOSITION.

To all who will pay MS cash in advance
between now and the 18Th day Of June for
one years subscription we will give free ill
Nov. 18Th, 1883 the New York World
Rener ber tina, you do no, pay anything fol
the World. We give You the World fto,
dale Of payment till after The campaign, Nov
18th, 1888. This will only embrace those
who will pay in advance for a, least one
year for the BEACON from his day MAY 18th
1889 till Jnne 18th, 1883.
We will keep list of Hose who pay
5etw cen The dates sbove named and they
will receive the New York World Tree all
November i3sh, 1898.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
Merit Wins.

We desire TO say to our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, Buckien's ArniCa Salve and Elec-
trio Bitters, and have never handled remedies
that sell ss we'll, or tina, have given such uni
versal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and we stand
ready 70 refund the purchase price, if sa,is>
factory results do not follow theft nse. These
remedies have won their erea, popularity
purely On their merits. Dr.. J. 5. BeazIey,
Druggists. ml2nol-lw
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
OEI'IC/IL OIRECYORY
STATE OtFIeEEs.

STATE OtFIeEEg.
Gnv-ruor: Francis T. Nich"iis of 0rlr,ns.
I,rm. G"v. James J,,Ires, oi Rapids.
Src. 81 State: L-mmrd r. Mason.
Nud rab tcc'is - H. Steele at Um"n.
State Treasurer: WIN. II PIPES, East FELL.
riapa.
nny C-r. Walter H. Rogers. of OrIrans.
Sap, oi Pub. FL. .iosclh \. Brraux, of iberin
UNITED STATES SENATORS.
y l. Gibson Of Orleans. J.BEn>'is u, O'lcH"s
JUICES OF TIE SUPREME C0vET.
th-n Iw,nr Elw G,.rmud,z, "f o.ran,.
Ass~-ar- % T.. y. porhe, al ~ James.
4. r. Feuucr az prh'aus.
u. u T"id 81 Mon house.
d. u. Watkins Red hIv,r.
CiRCurT CT. OF NrrEhIs End CT.
a a Guuby. of Op,chi'a.
- d ti,"'ur - N-ilrir,.
TERM OF 20 CIRCUIT CoURT
HIGHLAND PARISH.
"a Mmlay in January; 81 Monday in June
CONGRESSMAN 9Th District.
{. Newton al Warehouse.
DrsTsIer JUDGE eth Jud District.
R.P. Williams of Richlaoh.
y. n. Tolcr Dis, ATTY -
For the information of 'hr public we pub
LsA the times al holding Coart in kchano
parisi, Of the 2Ti! District Count:
CIvII. TERMS COMMENCING,
let MonIry in April; 1T Monday in Nov'brr
Jury TERMS COMMENCING,
i, Monday IN FeIy; l., Monday in sept
PARISH OFFICERS.
r. ERIK Of Cont: 6. 3. Brmnhy.
shield Lean Sr''t Assessor Geo. C. Furvis
Printer. Wiley z. Mangham
ra'i,h Treasurer, ]. ". Sim,ns.
q. W. Wright, Rc,nrnins officer.
Police JuRoEs.
President, c. p. BaIirur; Members, s. Ste
d. d Edwards, II. +. Vickrrs, VIM. a
B"ueh,on, q. A. Macs, J. T. Stokes.
C'-rk al tic Police Jury, Jno. +. Lovelcss.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23

hereby give notice that assessments for
faris'i, State and Levee taxes for the year
1888 OF the parish of Rich!and, are now
ready for inspection anil correction Those
desiring 10 investigate their assessments are
notified 10 come forward and do so within the
next thirty days. GEO. c. PuRvis,
Tax Assessor.
Rayvile. La. e., June ., 1855 I'm
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23

So many things are now agitating
the public mind that we are at loss
to find space for matters affecting the
public at this time. No subject
seems to attract more attention than
agricultural and also the subject OF
immigration, the best plan to further
The success Of each.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
Willie IN Monroe We had n IA

Willie IN Monroe we had talk
with Hon. L. L. Stubbs upon the
subject of the Experimental Farm at
Calhoun. He requested US to urge
The people TO attend the meetings
which are held on the last Thursday
Of each month. We doubt not that
it would he both interesting and in
structive.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
4 Blessing 20 C9cSy Woman.

Those Of or badly readers WIN Vo,iI "a.
'o lno" how C''l toV,rr may Voc n,sl,
Ia Hi'ss a"d sac en-. got ,lr ,nluiaast. ,,,
sealed 'nv,'oic hy scnjia- tru r,ue ,.
postage stamp, to
Mas +. hE\ ERE, Fax rs Icr.cy tir.N .
ln. - w..
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
I he wasp has a thing.

In its tail called sting;
Which, if inserted near your eye,
Will be apt to make you cry:
If not, it may make you mad
Then, my friend, you would be glad,
To have q remedy at hand,
The very best 10 all the land.
Tichenor's Anliseptic will relieve the
pail
And put you in good humor
again.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
B'ebEs rSyC.

have now, su,llus # m.,ta cows N.ul
s'' an average row sui cA1 6r So an.
he"'' COW i'l SO Ca aud ~ geei a. any
country stock ior So 80. ~ la., I h,,,
cow that s"'i ne so Vc that wal s,f t.r
20 e". Have "i~s ,os1 ,cst ~, 4, ID,
u'a' VI" So" IN so $50. ani 500 l,a, cost
:" w., W" Wi sel ior =, go Er.,p,
i,r s'ii,ng 10 nan, vows
Willy 4 MANLWt1
Raw &c. W., 'ib $685.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
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Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
For Congress-.

Wc'are au,hhrizcd L. announce the Hon.
{. NEWTON "f Morrhouse as u candidate fo'
N -eIecipn as Represcn a,Ne Of the Fifth
tu,gressinnai pi.rrc;--Suiilrct To the action
oi the Democratic Convention.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
SUERIFF'S SALE.

Jno. Chaf!e CT. al u. FL No 70,
vs.. ! in 27ih District tcur'.
VIM. 1. Oliver. Parish uf Richani.
} State of Louisiana
BY virtue o; wit Of Fl. Fa. is-ued in the
above styled cause and to me directed, | will
otter for sale at the east door of cour, house
in RayviiIe, La, on
Saturday, July 7th, 1883,
10 the last and highest bidder the following
described property. To- wit: 5 T. and n "
OF ) W ! and : J OF Sw sec % Tp Is u
l.. containing 2S0 acr.s. Also lois , and 1
slr. ., Let scr. 7. lois /, ? and 3 sqr. y Of
Rays plan of Rayvilic, together with all the
bindings, &c. thereon.
Terms Of sa.c-Cash with the benefit Of APP
praisment.
LEM SCOTT, Sheriff.
Rayvile, La, June 2nd, 1889.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23

Or if they don't they should know 'h''
Rang,tm Roo, Liniment cured zig va" il
mule, for W. f. Hunt, OF Adairsvi!Ic' ~
J. II. Mallory, ct For's Station, I'nn.' c"'""
hi, hos of blind sia.ccrs win u. ia i'''
this King of Linimcnt is invaluable ior ""h
and beast. and 80 family Should he wl'h'h
IT, Sold by all druggists. N'''--''"'
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23

Give DR.. Ticbenor's hntissptic
fair trial and you will thank Us fer
calling your attention to 50 valuable
q remedy.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
A CARD.
20 tfsE Afflicted.

This is to certify :lai have been a sui
ferer from piles tor ABOUT 81 years. Tho
tun."rs continued II increase and enlarge,
and produced 50 much pain and sur'ira
that hal begun 10 despair OF lie. Th'"rSh
the advice OF friend p'acch myself und,r
care of Or. NcCormick, of Rasio lor treat
men'. am now well, no tumors or pain or
suffering. During the time Of the Treatment
flied my regular appointments. only mss
ing one, AMI attended to other du,es. AGer
knowing my own condition, no one nrcd
despair VIII" viii pIace themselves under Dr..
McCornick's treatment. The knife %, 4
lIga,uTc was ro; used.
!. 7. EVERETT,
Pastor Bar''s, Church, Shiloh, ~
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23

No matter. what the nature of -FOUR
wound DR.. Ticbenor's Antissptic will
relieve the pain and heal it without
inflammation.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23

Don't use DR.. Tichenor's Antisep-
tic on old chronic ulcers, but for new
or fresh wounds it is the best remedy
known.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23

Monroe, besides her new railroad
to have Il street car line at an early
date.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
STATE COMMISSIONER or IHHL
GRAFTON.

The Times hns n.-er been disposed 10 taxi
issue with other portions at the state on Inini-
grafton or any o;her subject. Accepting ,,...
i:,,.I r!,ri evrIy portion of Louisiana .,'s con-
mon interest, We ne uur sec;rlnau "r narrow.
,nindr,! ~ o,r ,cyy. ia His G'frrticn. Ihrrr
are ss.vrfi, r-,.rn, however why we thlnk
the Stale commissioner of immigration >h"iid
&c Il resident 1T tJ- n"it.iern pant nj III: State
The -r'irr bureau al ininiaiari"n Is 10y the
Sc, creating IL 10 be. apipin,., it"r the sev-
rrai commercial i,p,iIcs nf New Orleans, and
It = SPOT possible TOT tie northern part of The
N'at' I" have representation on ;IIe board mn
less tr commissioner II from that section.
The hiIi <r,iin'I at liir Sji'c has more rilla-
Glr !tnt la oi!rr i:nri;,ranrs and greater in
rr,rtnrnIS TOR them ii -'l;- upon il.
.his section. h: rt';.-"'i of not having repre-
>"ui:'i ~ il ~" nii-c heretofore, has enJnyen
~, cnr.i,s - nn r.trrr' III It's behalf has beed
,n,dr Ia s.'rre irim'"sa'on except that inau-
gi,t ,tci ~ private .;,tviluals.
IA. u--a,. ii: fiarr;s. has represented the
. .,.l':crn i~sri"i at the stare for the past
: .i.'i ye,,> and during that tine it is ex-
rfr.n"ly d..rbiul liza single Immigrant has
; tc.u -.,.r To North Louisiana.
i;ic commissioner shoulo he man who Is
=. nn say connected with any railroad cor
. i".g.,.'Gn or land syndicate. Mr.. Moorman
. o. Connected with the Red River Land CON-
! ,any, aud also with the Coviug;on and Is,
therefore, not suitable person for the posi-
+ ton.
Mr.. Harris, the prcsen, commissioner, i:
lair enough to recognize tbs clgims Of some
other portion of the State TO the office and
will therefore M ike no effort to secure re-
election Shreveport Times.
Who shall we offer from North
Louisiana? f. G.. Drow and two
others arc candidates from Arcadia
Mr.. Drew is alive to immigration
but lie is agent for tho V. S. & T.
r. II. and as such would DO obi DC.
tionable,we suppose, to our neighbol
of the Times. 4
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
SI!ERIFF's5 SALE.

''''' vs.. Xo.rsrS. lana, Pni>h Of
Nathan Cooper. Richland,
e7th Distric, Court.
BY virtuc of an order of seizure and sal"
issl,ed in the above styled SUIT and to me dI~
rcc,ed. ! will offer for sale at the East door
oi The CONT House in Rayvil!e, La ON
Saturday, July It'll, 1883,
To the last and h!ahe7; bidder the following
described properly viz: n. W of n W !.
and 5 w Of y " J aud n " ! Of : VI )
and $ W of ; y ! Seciio" Is, i. is, y il
F,as, containing 100 acres more a less, with
al the improvements ~ thereon, situated IN
The Parish Of l,ichlaud.
Terms Of sae--with the benefit OF ap-
prai,em.nt. Tho sum at SlSl - and co>i
ana taxes to he paid in cash; 500 90 10 be
paid January Isl, 1859. 500 go to be pad
January lst, 1890; 500 90 to &c rad Ja-
uary 81, 1891, with interest =, the rate CiS
per cent per annul, on credit payments from
maturity.
LEM SCOTT,
Sheriff
SheIiirs Office, Rayville, La,
jane 2nI, 1888. pf3>Grl0t
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
CTEERIEA or TLUE.

Flux, Diarrhds:, and AL Sumner Complaints
ere completely checked and cured III . IL"
i,u,i,s u. cuyTi,,e' A,r-c g,aro. NY -.
SEQ sveryVilo BY all Dealers - 50 c.s. E1tt.t-
~ 81 yJur neale, for G Cory ii TIT coIftE,J
SltEsF.S: CENTURY ALa&EaC. or Adare,s
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Rayville, La, June 2nd, 1889.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-23
SIiERIFT'S SALE.

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June 2nI. 1888. pf3>GtlOA