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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08

Nh Prichari, an intelligent gen.
tlemar, called on us Friday from
Kansas. He is prospecting for i'm
mi. rants.
police jury, were in Ra,ville carl.
honda, morning MIR. S,irn welt
il to Monroe Sunday and returned
monday. The train wis two homs
late On Monday from Shrevel ort.
Messrs. Chas. Wnggone- aud Wa.
Price, jr., al Nic&sburS, caiLe over Oh
1ulday and will put OIL the tin ro"f
,.nt the galvanized iron cornice on
the brick building Of Simms aud
Dalfcurs. Il. b. Bruser. Of Vicks-
bug, has the contract for this work,
W; ich is an assurance that it viii be
VIZ done.
Gait. II. D.rir, Of Vicksbu,g, who
h Is r.e, n Ka.ville for about Blk
week -.re:.,l'ending the masonry
week # - Silums & Balfuur build.
-, :e'cr: =, home Thursday last
Csfe D,'.:" ,"aie many friends
dur. e rs ref stay with us, who
-. ANS welcome him should
Glance Q. :o!,uns ever bring him this
rav.
C,.t you1c friend, Johnnie Eu-
h-,l>, Caa.e into Rsyrille Tuesday
uo,L,nr. l. hice, new buggy. He
cab a,fiorl 10 ride H. a Lew hdscy, as
he made. tbs YER, eleven bales Of
cotton himself. We are toll hat they
have made u bale or more to the acre
on that land il tie bend this wear
We sold the land at from $3.50 &C.
$'.50par acre in the woods. We
have some more jus. such land for
s1ie. WHO wat =" hu,?
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08
SHERIFFS SALE,
LEM SCOTT,
Sheriff

James Murphy, }
Mrs Catherine S. Willis Et Al.
Fl Fla No r34I, In the 27th Dis'ric,
Count, Parish of Richland, State
of LOUISIANA.
BY virtue Of the above d-scrihed wri, to ne
directed will offer for sale a, Eas, doc, o.,
the Court House in the town Of Bayvi!ie. L.,
On
Saturday, January ,2,h, 1850,
to the highest h,i,ier aud within the Ie,a
hours OF salc, ihe following described prnurrty
'o.wi,: All section IS and N laf Of N Is
quarter aeciion 81 / Ii N X 6 F. ron;si,,ny
7bo acres more or less si'ha;rd ~ R,ch,and
psrish together with all Improvements L.
thereon.
Terms Of sale-Cash with benefit Of an,
pra'senent
Rayviiie, La. Dec. 9Th. 1883.
LEM SCOTT,
"eco'o' Sheriff
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08
A " Olnau's Discovery.

"Ano'her wonderful discovery has been
made and that too bv lady IN this cou,trv
pisesse fastened It's clutches upon or and for
even years she wiihstcod its severest tests 8
bu; her vital organs were undermined and
Heath seemed imminent. For three month
size coughed necessarily and coud no, sIe.r.
She bought Of us hottie Of Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and was 60 nucl,
relieved on taking frs, dose ,ha, she slept al
nigh: and with one boule has beenrmirac.>
:onsly cured Her name is MR.. Lu'h Lu,z."
Tnus write W c. Hamrick 4 Co., Of Shelby
N. C.-Get free tria! bottle a, DR. J. S. B.az,
iey's drug store. 2
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08
Society Notes From Delhi.

Mr.. Karpe, father Of our young
friend here, resident Of Canton,
Miss, has been spending several
months at Fl. Worth, Texas and the
Indian Territory, is visiting his son
here. Texas seems to agree with the
Old gentleman.
Capt W. S. Dauis. civil eegineer,
who is engaged looking after the
snags in Beuf river, seems to have
a fondness for the atmosphere Of our
thriving little town. Some sey that
Cupid, in his wantoness, has perhaps,
unawares, wounded the Captain, and
that be is here in search CT the ply
stefan He was here on Sunday and
again on Tuesday. There is some
attraction here sure.
We hare, for several days, missed
the genial face and pleasant smiles Of
our friend, DR.. Evans. We learn he
is on visit to his "hidrea near Alto.
We bespeak for him pleasant time
with his old friends.
The meeting of the W. C. T. U. on
Friday night at Mrs NJ. D. Murphy's,
was most pleasant affair and well
attended. Rev. J. w. Mosely enter.
tanned the society with a most en-
teresting discourse. Our Reverent
friend is quite at home with the young
ladies and, we'll, more anon. Mrs.
Murphy possesses. to full extent
that happy faculty of making all
around her pleasant and agreeable,
and after enjoying the recitations,
essays and music, We left, each feeling
pleased with ourself for participating
in the evenings entertainment, and
with best wishes for orr cheerful
hostess and her fair daughter.
We see Judge Hoyt. Maj. Bryant
and Capt. Polk and other railroad
men in our towh looking after the
interest Of the Louisiana and Arkan.
sas Railroad; from tie best inforna-
ton We can get, this road will be
built in the near future.
We see on the streets, the dignifed !
form of our friend. Hon. II. R. Lott.
The Colonial is evidently here in the
Of this read, as he is heart
and sonl in the enterprise.
Our friend, Ed Bowman, formerly
Of Tensas parish, but now resident of
Texas, is here with drove of Texas
horses. This is the fourth drove that
has been here in the past month.
Mssis Kate Draughon. Annie Herr.
ing, Irene Newman and Maggie He'd
rick, from Floyd, were in town on
Friday.
We were greeted with the pleasant
smiles Of our friend. A. X. Montgome.
~, on last Saturday. Rumor says
hat on Wednesday, the 18th instant,
Misa MaIy Trezevant will close the
contract to darn his socks in the
future. Much to the modification Of
. host OF his feminine admirers.
PEARL"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08

the petition nPon which the o'dinance orirt
ing the eec'pn md the voting hereunder Wa,
MY had
Adopted December Am. 1888
A y CiilLDEFSS,
Iyo. F. I.ovxLEss. President.
Clerk.
II bring The iin,r n fixed Ey law for The
clrciIop of "a phri>!, treasurer and ri-rg. a;.d'
"por haiI"' J W Sn'ns ~ss eject, 4 ir,a-
ur-r. and Jro. s. Snmn.-riin, cl-tk ot tn.
P"itc jury.
On nrn,ion, =. Stem. G y. MOTIF aud r
Wynn were appointed a c',r,pItre on
ciai rs. aud tie following were Examined
aud allowed:
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08

The News sayG u. II. Newberry
made this year. 100 gallons Of syrup.
put Up 200 bushels Of swse, potatoes
and has gathered 10 bales u cetien;
made corn enough to supply lis iarm. e
And this was made Of OF land ~
sold Mr.. Ne~berry for $3.50 per acre.
on the following terms: SIS cash, .
rent note for $S5 and two mortgage
notes for 500 each. due one and two
yeara We have some more Of tho
same kind Of land to sell on the came
terms
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08

One hundred and seventy editors,
from the United States, went on the
excursion to the city of Mexico. They
arrived on Sunday and were royalty
received by the Mexican Press Asso-
citation.
The editor of the BEACON would
have been one of the gang" had not
unforeseen events prevented his et-
tendance.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08

A proof reader is wanted in a
government printing Office. lie is to
be practical printer. He is to un-
derstand half dozen languages.
Salary 1890. 1t is a big job. To
read $4,000 and 10000 words and
note the mistakes is no ch:ld's play.
Mistakes will occur. ard the proof
reader or editor who undertakes TO
avoid all INTAKES tas little time for
anything else.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08

Il is very natural with the writers
and speakers TO nse the term Latent
wealth" Of the country We do not
consider ills wealth and wonderful
productiveness CT the country as
latNat or hidden. We have only
NEEDED the capital and labor to de.
veiop tie country. This section has
always been noted for its wonderful
fertility Of soil, so much so that old
settlers never once thought of i'm
proving the land, end that is wherein
lies the trouble. No country is SO
rich tha. fertilizing Of the right kind
did not help it.
AS was seen in last issue Of the
BEACON, land in the hill portion was
made to produce l55 bushels of corn
to the acre. In another place in this
issue will be seen the wonderful yield
of cane ard potatoes.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08
-4NS.1SyIN.fTED.

1t is an unpleasant duty that some
times prompts a newspaper man to
chronicle acts so revolving as that of
assassination, especially in this usually
quiet parish. On Tuesday night last
just after dark, as W II IIailack was
near Mr. Thos ". Chapman : residence
with a view of spending the night
with Mr. Chapman and sharing his
hospitality, the report gun was
heard and upon arrival Mr.. Hallack
hailed, receiving no response, he
dlsmounted and walked in and to his
borrow found his friend still in his
seat at the table dead, where he had
been shot from the window. The
assassin had atealthiiy crept up near
the window and as Mr. Char!a2n was
quietly eating his supper, frei upon
him through the glass winio.v, i..er-
ally tearing the side OF Ia; I'D Of
T w Chapman was = s;r.!e
energetic, intelligent ar,
generous heated feiloa.. r. US 49,
% pears old, the 5or Of TIC las D
Chapman and has SER! . +..v.-
and host Of friends IN ;h.s Yar.4a.
On Wednesday nigh. Lem Sco,-
our efficient ard vigilaut Sheriff. - Il.
in with Mr.. Prsael! in custody. Tt
evidence is circumstans;al, for which
reason we defer making any further
comment as to the guilt or innocence
Of the accused.
Since the above was in tyne Rus
sells brother has been arrested and
lodged in our Jail.
NJ Hallack says the above is cor
rect statement.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08

Orderrd that the board NOV al arr Ill! %
morrow morning a 3 o'clork
A. N. Chill nRFsS.
JSo. +. LovEL.ss, President.
Clerk
TUESDAY. Dec. 4ih. 1853
Tine board met pursuant 4" a'lJonrnrne,l
All members present except A y. Chiihrrs.
President shsent, whereupon 6. " Noble
was called to preside as president pro TEN
and business roc-r.'rd with
b. it ordsined by the Police Jury. Th.r
Rose Winfir'd lie placed on III. rauper liz, OF
said parish and that J. B Harry be au ho,izet
TO draw the amount due her Wy the parish
c. NJ NOBLE,
JXO. !. LovEL.ss. Pres, Pro Tenn
Cl~rt
There being n" further business. Ordered
that the court do now adionrn ill the second
Monday 10 January, a b. 1899
c. ". NOBLE,
JNo. +. LorELEss. Pres't Pro TEN
Clerk.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08
JUDGMENT,

MrsKa'e w.Single'ary,wifr 9th Discount,
's Noiso4 Parish Of Riel-
Ed sinsietary, hushan,'. lsni,
State o; louisiana.
This case having teen regularly &c, for
mai. taken mp aud 'ri-'i and by reason # the
law and the evidence beng ~ favor Of ne
plainhr, Nr, Kate W >lrylerary. wife md
against the Defendant, FL Sing ieraty, husband,
" - therefore ordeIei. aijudg-i end y -.rest-
by u" u rrt thar here hr judgment in favor
OF pl'in,l'f Mrs Kate Y sin2iersry W fe aud
aeains e. S;n:I-'sry husband drcreer.y ia,
me soi' community cxi,'rg ,r'w eel. -. .Ait
h"so'nt s"' "i'' ." ~ al end mr. r..
dissolve d.: 'iIai H." 81 VIA. -.
recover NJ - .+r r"ti - ..tIr-.;.r!
properly . ma s.: :r,, -. -yit ... ..,
law direci- e. 'uat go at = .inl:u ii lrr
separate ."litfiv is tLohsh ,he wcrc Il ;,,,,e.
sole
hns done, read aud siyne,l in omen cou,,
this gain day IS November. 1853.
K. = WILLIAMS.
., JUICE 9th DIS,
thereby Gently that the foreyoin. is a cor.
rect copy n the original judgment, row on Gl.
IN the Clerks office q R,cniand parish. La
November 2s, 1883
JNO. F LovELEsS,
'e'-" D'y Clerk.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08

Who wants to buy a good place
away from town? We have some
lands in different pats of the parish
that We wou'd sell cllpsr. We vill
take, all cash, the prics hxsd By .Ls
Police .Iurr ~ our woodlands.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08

Our Police Jury very properly ap-
rsopriated $50 to defray the expenses
OF Capt. P. Butler to Montgomery,
Ala, who goes next Monday. The
Captain is one of the delegates to the
Interstate Immigration Convention
from the Esd district.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08

We have no jealous feeling against
anyone who opposes US in legitimate
business. On the contrary. we well
come their advents, believing that too
much light cannot be shown. We
read in the Great Book that the Gre
ator of all things said: Let there be
light" and there was light" So
says We.
We have endeavored to serve the
people Of this section as faithfully as
we knew how for long while, and
will continue to do so. With enmity
to none, and good feeling to all, we
leave to the people the verdict.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08

A very humorous letter appears IN
the News from Capt. Wells. 1t
sounds like his speeches; it was not
necessary for him to sign to know who
wrote it. He has been to Postum
Fork levee. His report is favorable.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08

Within the next ten days ground is
to be broken from Vidalia northward,
on the New Orleans, Natchez and
Fort Scott Observation-Disclosures Re-
view.
This is, indeed, good news for
North Louisiana. We say North
Louisiana for the reason that there
seems to be no settled line for this
railroad. 1t is bound to come some
where through here to run from
Natchez to Fort Scott.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08

Every man should be entitled to
an individual opinion. Yes, more,
he should not only be entitled to an
opinion but allowed to express it
freely. SO long as it does no violence
to anyone and is for the public good.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08

at Wytheville, Va, Nov. 2Sth, a
band Of so masked men rescued
Wayman Sutton, who was convicted
of murder on circumstantial evidence
and was to be hanged next day.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08

The first number of the Weekly
Louisiana Review, dated Nov. 2Sth.
has been received 1t contains over
forty columns OF pure reading matter,
being an eight page paper. Il is one
OF the best weekly papers in the State.
Subscription 81 50 per annum.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08

The Returning Board Of our State
gave Coleman, Republican, his GER
tihcate Of election with a small
majority Of Ia, when there was
charges Of fraud. This is very proper
and in contrast with former acts of
che Republicans.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08
PARTITION SALE.

State of Louisiana.
BY virtue a. an o',ler Of sale To- effect pa,
'i'ipn IN the above styled suit and 10 me
erected. ] will sell at the East door Of the
Conr, House in iIr. town If Rayv,le, La on
Saturday, January 18th, 1850,
within the legal hours Of sale 10 the birl,-,,
idder the following described property. to-
Nit: l0i ac,-s off or,h part of N F. quarter
5 c'icn %, AMI the South half of S F. ouar,.,
and n L quarter of F. quarter end f hal,
OF \ W quarter Of + quarter aud F.
quarter Of n + quarter and Z half OF "
quarter Of \ l. quarter section "a, r II
\ R9 r. containing 3Di acres more OF les.
wi all the Improvements thereon situated
m the psrisl. OF R,ch,apti.
Terms of Saie-Ca>h-(nneton r,b the n !.
n r. Interest no, less than in, entory) with the
b. neft Of a,prai>ern-nt.
December Sth, 1853.
LEM SCOTT,
dccS-4s6t Sbcr,a
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08
Nt)lIt r.
rect etatemen,

The STATE o! fnu-Iana Parish OF 2chland,
9Th Di-rIIct Court
Sn,crssion of Mis- Juil;h Miller, Deceased
WHEREAS. +" Montgomery, EXT ha,
aleh III :rr oitce Of Tie Clerk of the District
""ri IA aud for said parish Of Rrhiand hi,
anal account.
Nav therefore. unless oppo,i'ion he made
'h"re'" within ten day' from date hereof the
III 40 ount will he homo "ysted in all lis
9'rs. JNO F. LOrEtESS,
kayv'lle Dec. 5rl, 1888. 81 by Clerk.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08
Saturday, December 8, 1888
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY:
STATE OFFICERS.


Governor: Francis 1. Nclr,!ls, Of Orleans.
Lieut.. Gov. James J-tiries. Of Rapids.
Sec oi STATE: Leonard - Mason.
Aub Pub Acct. o 8. Steele ct Cmon.
State Treasurer: WIN. II. Pipes, East Fell,
cians.
AIRY Gen Walter n. Rogers. oi Orleans.
Supi. OF Pub FL. loser. Er-aux, of lber;
UNITED STATES SENATORS.
Ell Gibson of Orleans JBFus,i. Of Orleans
1UDGES OF TIE SUPREME COURT.
Caeif Justice Edw f'ermudr. Of 0,I.an,
Asscc.,,e L. p Poche. g, 81 James.
C. F. Ferrer Of Orleans
Sd. NJ Encry, OF Ouachi,a.
D. B. Watkins Red River.
CiscUiT CT. Or APPEALS IND CT
a. A. Gunby, ol Ouachira.
l. =. Montgomery, Of Madi.on.
TERM OF I'd C;RcrIr CouRr
RIcHLAED PARISH.
81 M'.n''ay in January; 81 Monday in June
CONGRESSMAN stu District.
c. Newton o; Norehous..
D'STEicT uDCE 18th Jud District.
RIP. William. Of Richlan,l.
P II. 1o.r Disi Any
For the ,n'o.,,Hrinn Of t- puS'w We pub.
fish the tore, Of holding Cour. IL RicLianr
parish Of the 9Th District Court:
CIVIL TERMS COMMENCING,
i1 Monday in April; 81 Monday in Nov'ber
JrRY TERMS CoMMEScISu,
y" MonIay m Feh'y; - Monday in Sept
PARISH OFFICERS.
c ERIK n! Cour: G. B. Brnmby
Shelf Lem Scor. Assessor Geo {. Purvis.
Prinier. Wiley p. Mangh.rn
Par.h Treasurer J W. Sin,m..
q. v. Wright Returning Officer.
POLICE JURORS.
Pre.d"n', A. n. Chldr~ss. Members: r. 4
Wynn, s. Hr-in. ! Hardy, J. /. Ellington
X. r. Justice, {. VI. Noble.
Clers OF " Police Jury, Inn F. tove!e.s.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08
A Blessing TO Every Woman.

Those OF our lady readers who - ouId hksn
to know how chad.6ea'ing may, be made
Pomlsss and Safe can ne, the information in q
sealed envelope BY sending four cents in
postage Stamps 10
Msa E. REVERE, P )2s3. Jersey CRY, n :.
iau2l-'ss-iy-2f
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08
CONSTABLE SALE.

State of Louisiana, end Ius.
Parish of Richland. ,icc Court.
J. w. SimmS, VS.. -.
J. Tasting Rhymes. r. "a
Simms & Balfonr, VS..
J. Hasting Rhymes. FL r"'
BY vntue oftwo wits of RI. F.. r.ue.,
from tho Hon. Snd Justice Conr, in and fo,
the Parish OF Rchsnd, and 10 me directed a.
Constable, | will on
Saturday, December ssnd, 1883,
within tie hours Of sale offer for SHE. AZ The
east door Of the Court house, in the town @,
Rayville, La. he 70 Low ing property to.wi,.
Seized rs the property o: the d, f.naan, ami
VIII he sold wmhou' benefit appr,isemen,.
Terms OF saie-On credit of twelx.
moths for what il will bring, purchaser 10
execute bon! with approved securiry-Cos,,
cash.
W. T. COOK.
Constable.
Rayville. La, Nov. s,h. 1888, 81,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08

We publish br,ow lie, Of the Executive
COMMITTEE of Richland parish and keep il
standins f": general information:
FIRST WARD.
". r. Wel's. ". R. Land and ". 7. In.ley.
&c. Is. Brunibc il said To- W. member instead
OF u. 2. Wril.)
erCOyo WARD.
J. ". Sin.ms, B. q. Edwards J. II. Abr,uyh.
TBIRp wARr.
". II Doust;ie. + wynr,W f Wilmington
9oUnTH WARD
L Mcrcnald, l. NJ Montgomery, W r Hemler
FIFTH wAEb
J. L. D"ics, W. A. G'usL,on and ?. II. Austin.
sixrn "wAIo.
x +. JnsI~', Harvey Rhymes, W II Earle
sErEgrH WARD.
J T Stokes l. ID Fppin-u r. L. Crosby
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08
The Southern Library
Association Furnishes
Books to Members at
Wholesale Prices

Price of Membership only 81 50 Fer year.
Everybody is Interested. The Ony Tai.s
OF the kind in the South. A Gtea, Blessing
to the Country.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-12-08
Personal II .sui9n.

Hltvilie Ibis week.
J. r. Gay, Esq, FROM Girard, was
il town last Monday.
r.. c. Sart"r, from Alto, WAS in
Rayvil!e last Saturday.
Mr. Kemp. from tie third ward,
was in town this week.
Il. S. Dou..ilton came i, from Al,c
Saturday with Mr.. Saricr.
Mr.. II. TLnmaecr, from four,l.
var, wss il town McnGs:.
Hon. T. G. Hudson vas i'll tow
81. business last Wednesday.
j. J. Marshall. from G,rtrl wari,
was il R.' vile last Ties;,ay.
J.J. Adams and Col. A. B. Coopsr
were in town last Wednesday.
Capt. p. Butler, from the seventh
wcrd, Has IN Hayville Monday.
His honor, Il. p. Williams, is liz
Floyd this week holding court.
Our irienl. John S. Summerin
has gone to Bas.rop this week.
J. ". LYNN and the Messrs Archi
bald wcr- in R,yvills "Wednesday.
Miss Sa!lie Rhymes, Of this place,
is visiting Mrs. Endom, Of Monroe.
Mrs. L A. Wynn came over witt
Mir Wynn Monday aud rstureed on
tuesday.
Miss Eta Campbell, Jimmie and
Eisar Williams went to VlcksLur.
this week.
c. p Balfour ard family have been
visiting the family of Is. o. Edwards
this week.
Chess Daniels, a young man WHO
lives with j. B. Hardy. WAS In town
last Wednesday.
Thos. Jones' and Philip wrigh,
came in on Thursday morning. Re
port the river low.
R. H. Dollerhiis. Esq. from Da!bi
came out ON SIouday AID returned
Tuesday moyuing.
Miss Maria Brumby. who IL nt-
tending the Rus'on Cole sc, cane out
on Thnrsday's train.
Dr.. & II. Winter caue in .ror,
Jackson on Thursday. Plessed T.
see him looking we'll
Hon. II. F. Vickeis and LADY, were
in town saturday. the guests Of 3. 6. |
Edwards ard family.
Hon. A. A. Gunby was in cur town
last Saturday. Pleased to sec Lin
aole 10 III up again.
r. c. Jones, Of Alto, was in Raw
vile Tuesday. He paid for the BEA-
CON to Jan. LIST, 1890. Thanks.
Mrs. Chas. Titche. Miss Rosa
ritche and the little Levy children
eft on Monday for Port Gibson.
Our friend, John A. Freelaud, was
n town Saturday. He is working
With the crew cleaning out Beuf
liver.
". E. Lyles csmo in Monda,
morning with cur friend. A. n. Chill.
lress. he dill not forget to pay for
ne BEACON.
Rev. o. P. Miles, Of Alto, preached
rood discourse on Sunday last to
small, but attentive congregation
Il this place.
Our energetic, thorough going
riend, j. NJ. Gwin, came in from
7icksburg Wednesday. John is one
# our progressive farmers.
Mr. Leon Levy, who mas for some
ime been implo, ed by N. Kahn,
1T for New Orleans o. Thursday.
ir. Levy has, by his urblue manners.
nads many friends. May success
ttebd his efforte.
A. n. Cbildress, president; J. B.
iariy. j. 7. Ellington. r. r. Justice
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