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The evening world., 1888-08-25
Five New Cases of Yellow Fever.
ro-o,1 NO rur wvvntna wouTn,

JACKSONVILLE, Fla Aug. 25. Five new cases
Of yellow fever are rumored up 10 noon, but as
star chamber Of Board Of Health 10 now being held
n cannot be verined till laler.
, inuiQnation and prUtes 8 OF citizens are 30 great
that inc Board will r, scind their motion OF yester-
day and give names OF new cases as usual here
after.
The evening world., 1888-08-25
Another Bluff from Warren

ASHLAND, Wis, Aug. Is. -Tommy Warren Ia
a,ter another free advertisement. He has issued q
challenge 10 Ike Weir, the belfast Spider, 4"
oueing 10 hight nywhe between Ashland and
Boston, bare k~nucklts. London prize-ring rules, TO
a finish, for 81, 800 o side.
The evening world., 1888-08-25
Voice from Hunter, N. v.

To N. Editor NJ TAs EssniH0 World;
Enclosed nnd 10 cents to "chip in" for the
Giants. With the best wishes OF an
Hunter, N. Y, Aug. Ra OLD NEW YoRKKR.
The evening world., 1888-08-25
A Prophecy In n Postscript.

To ds Editor of Tns Evsnfno World
Enclosed ind 10 cents from regular baseball
crank. have 90 cents bet on the New York club,
anu ! want to see them win the pennant
FRANK GILMORE
6lo Eighth avenue, Aug. %.
P, S.-Ths New York club Ia going to win to-
morrow and Saturday. +. q.
The evening world., 1888-08-25
Cashier Davis Buried.

ESPECIAL TO TEE EVENING woRLD.I
PLAINPIELD, Aug. IS George Davis, for nine
teen years cashier Of the West Side Bank, New
YORK, who died from injuries received BY being
thrown from MS carriage while his horse was run.
ming away . few days ago, was buried to-day al II
0IclOck.
The evening world., 1888-08-25
A Town swept Away bv Fire.

TGPECIAL TO THE EFhFINU WUHLD.T
TRRRE HAuTE, Ind. Aug. eS Clinton, Q small
town fifteen miles north OF this city, was almost
totally destroyed by'nre last night. No loss Of lie
has been reported.
The evening world., 1888-08-25
Cranks Contribute.

TO the Editor Of The Evsnin0 World:
Enclosed please Ind 25 cents towards the bats
you are getting up for the Giants MHy.they have
enough luck 10 win them 10 the wish OF two base
ball cranks. NJ. A GILL AND HOPKINS.
The evening world., 1888-08-25
A Nickel from Stamford.

10 tie Editor Of The Evsafn0 World:
Inciosed md nve cents for those bats for the.
great and only Giants. SAN CLARK.
stamford Conn NeWsooy.
The evening world., 1888-08-25
nIaiun,a ,,

II. Rider HaRgard,s thrilling novel, the current
success Of nction, viii be Issued complete vita to-
morrow's JourJedL A novel Win 9 aewspaper,
only four ceniA.
The evening world., 1888-08-25
Roger and II . Home Runs

10 ne Editor Of Ths ErsntnS World;
Inclosed please ma 10 cents towards Q bat for
Roger connor. 80 he may knock out many q home
run. ID
The evening world., 1888-08-25
KILLED Hts Son and HimsaIf.

IsPEcIAL TO TH EVENtNd woRLD.I
RpdEFIELD, Conn. Aug. rs. DIR. A. q. Pad
dock. a retired New York dentist, while tempora-
rlly insane saol his son and then killed himself this
mornin1.
The evening world., 1888-08-25

A Novel with n Newspaper. Fonr Cents.
"MaiWa's Revenge, " n. Rider Hageard's latest
thrilling novel win be iSsued complete with to-
morEoW'BJ Journal "a
The evening world., 1888-08-25
Pitcher Morris will Sue Hi. Cluh

NFEUTA TO THE EVENINH WuhLD.I
PITTsBURG, Aug. 70. Edward Morris, PittsbuRgAa
little left-handed pitcher, who was nued go 81
Manager Phillips for insubordination the other
evening, now says that he will sue The manage.
meut to recover the amount of the me imposed
upon him.
The evening world., 1888-08-25
Thn suucea. sf the DAY,

.,MaiWa's Revenge" II. Rider HagRards latest
thrilling novel win be issued complete with to-
morroWs Journal A novel and . asWspapeb four
cents =.
The evening world., 1888-08-25

Other contributions received are: One cent irom
"An Admirer OF Our Roger" ave cens from
cents, \. Sheehan, messenger, IS Gold slreeti
UBismarck, houlanger and crisp, " three cents.
The evening world., 1888-08-25
Fair, Slightly Warmer, with s,rsnu winds,

wAsHINGroE, Aug. ID \
Weather Indications:
For Connecticut and
Eastern Nsso Vork, Nstv,.
li0ht local ratas ~
northern portions, shohiiV
GARNER except IN north
east portion aedriu siaA
.ttORarv rdtlrs,
southeast LthsFlal
-a .ha .0Oof
The evening world., 1888-08-25

REcRKArIos oAouNpS. Long Islsna CIT. te-n9gsg.
TORS. -
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14
We clip the following from an ad-

We clip the following from an nd
dress delivered by MIR. j. =. Wilkin-
SOD, Jr., of the City Item, at the
Louisiana State Press association at
Opelousas on May 2nd:
Newspaper men ore pre-eminent
as public spirited and pbilan.hropic
citizens, and so far as they are con-
cerned, no ono would ever dream tina,
sel6shness was among the evils that
escaped from Pandors's box. Without
ever saying a word of themselves or
bad word of a brother editor, they
will speak of all the men of the town
as able, talented, genial and hand
some, and of all the ladies from youth
to hoary age. as enchanting fairies
and beautiful bellies. We praise your
crops, your cattle and your pigs, and
don't charge you a cent for it. But
the newspaper has vOrocious nav,
within which ink, paper and the pro-
ducts of the editors muscle and
brains disappear as if by magic.
"Tbe editor is not like the lily and
the sparrow that without a thought
for the morrow, are fed and clothed
by providence. The journalist, though
you might not think it, has cs much
as other people. a need for food and
raiment 1t is therefore, just that be
should derive an immediate and rccip-
rocaI benefit in his ardous labors for
tho public good. While he is boom
ing the town and country. let the citi-
zens boom bis paper.
"If yon want immigration, don't
waste money on pamphlets, circulars
and postate stamps, bat make your
paper d. The talking for you. Ena.
bic the editor to get out good paper
and then send out thousands of copies
to the points you desire to reach. The
newspaper will be more likely to be
read, will reach more people, and will
command more influence than any
catalogue or dodger. however we'll
designed.
1.-THE newspaper published in the
locality can get up o better descrip
ton of its territory than can be COM
posed in a possibly distant Office
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14
PUBLIC INSTALLATION.

As previously stated in our issue of June
ION the installation ofihs officers Of the Col.
ored Association of Sisters and Brothers Love
oil charity took place Saturday evening last
IN the colorel church on the east side of town
ana 10y special RET ues, and invitation Of S. W .
Smith, Henry S'ls and others, we walked
down % the church to witness the installation
OF The officers, each OF whom were presented
tor installation as follows:
Thomas Jefferson, pre.idcn,; Gus Cox, Vice
Annie Carbon, G. Vice; Amanda Perkins
ASST Vice; $. W. Smith, Secretary; Florence
t'h'' Marshal, +. Green, Chaplain. John
Russell, Sentinel, Alex klaJy, Asst. Scn;inei;
HI Wmdham, Treasurer Jas. NJ Vance
lnterpo>,.
Each one in neat speech accepted the
badge. After the installation the officers were
asked TO repair TO the school house to supper
The white gentleman present were gwen
ticket ani told that the table for them wac
on The east side Of the house. s. w. Smith
SNhu"S'cG tic "fi'cI anu mo. =. summer
lin 10 the south end near whe,e the carving
was gong on.
The supper was gooi. consisting Of roast
pork, bafbecued pork, turkey and chicken
cakes, pies, etc. Henry Sills had ice cream
for sale. IL WIS n very creditaLic affair as
long as we renamed, tie colored people
doing al. in their power to make i, pleasant
ior their invited white guests.
The church was iitnp with chandeliers and
made very COOL appearance.
Several OF the citizens Of our town and
vicinity were present.
Before the installation ceremony they sang
4 hymn. After the elise OF the installation
ceremony, S. ". Smith invoked the blessing
and forgiveness Of Sod upon the society and
the town.
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14
Weekly Weather-Crop Bulletin.
OF The Louisiana Weather Servire.

Saturday. July I, 1888.
Reports from all sections of the State show
a continuance Of the locsI showers of pas; two
weeks. Tie weather has improved in re-
spect 10 sunshine and temperature, so tia,
crops remain in about the same condition a,
al date oi last report, with slight improve
men, in the parishes from which the creates;
deficiencies of rainfall are reported
The Temperature has been nearly the aver
age for the week throughout the Safe; No
marked cxcessives or DEFICIENCIES being noted
The sunshine, although generally below tie
average a; The maj 'rity Of stations reporting,
was considerably in excess OF TIE amount re-
ceivci during the last fifteen days in jane
Th- amount OF rain for the week CALLING on
an average o! days throughout tie State.
was D.2j ofsn inch above the weekly average
in the cotton region Of the State and 0.30 of
an inch below the weekly average in the
sugar region. TIE amounts reported are a,
follows: FarmcrvIIle OILS; Minden 0sS;
2,08, Vick:burs 02c; Point Pleasant 0.95,
Coushaua O.7j; Na,chitoches C.?i; Trinity
| GO, Vidalia t2,o. Alexandra 035. Marks
vile OBS; CheneyvlIs 2.lQ; Clinton is !;
Amitc 2 OS; Grand Co'clu O.sl, Vaudeville
0.5i; New Orle ms O6S; Jeancre,te 90
Des Lisnes 20, ThiLoGeaux
REMARKS OF OBSERVERS.
Farmervilc-Crops all good.
Varnom-Couon despite uninvorable
weather looking well.
Shrevepou:-Cotton crop grassy; needs
work anG sunshine.
Vicssburg-coiion reported grassy; needs
sunshine.
Liberty Iil!:-Corn safe; yield large. Cot,
ton fields toIeraby free FROM grass; need less
rain aud more sunshine.
Point PIeasant;-Crops getting clear and
looking very we'll.
Coushattd:-Crops very grassy; cotton pros>
poets poor; corn good.
TriniIy:-Weather has been unforable for
crops. Farmers compelled to stop work on
account Of rains.
Nidalia:-Rains continue and seriously i'm
pede WORK; cotton grassy and growing too
fast,
Narksviie:-Corn crop abou, made cotton
promising well if no lniavorable weather
sets in, crop will he a large one.
Cinron:-Crops doing well, but pretty
grassy
Gran. Cotcau:-Orchards fne;-good crop
Of pears. Hay abundant.
Man,eville:-Too much ram; crops good
bu, grassy.
Jcnercite:-Crop reports favorable in most
localities.
Des Lignes:-Crops all very grassy; late
com seriously affected; rice doing welh
plant cane growing rcpidly, s;uhble turning
yellow from being grassy; Too much rain.
Thibodeaux-Sugar cane has suffered from
excessive rains, grass taking possession in
many places. Young corn is being damaged.
Rice is 1ourishing under inf ,ence Of the
rains.
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14
A Bad Case of EIux Cured.

My little boy about eight months old. was
taken with fax, After several days, we
commenced giving CLan,berlain's Collie,
Cholera aud Diarrhoca Remedy according 10
directions. We were very uneasy about the
child, AMI sen, for physician. He exam
med ii, and toll us the best thing we could do
was To 60 ahead end give the remedy. We
used about hall OF a small bottle, and cured
the child, although the child was so low, tina;
he had no use OF himself We thought so
much Of your Remedy that we would not let
no one else have it. | told my wife a few
days ago that I r,ns, write, ani tell you what
your medicine las done G.. w. Lugar,
lions Iiih Virginia Sold by DR.. J. S. 6-az-
ley. IT
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

A great amount OF political engineering
will lie done by friends of Candidates 70 secure
for ,l.eir man the first place on the ncket anu
the best man will probably secure The cove'eu
place. Then il Endorsed by the majority OF
the people. the election Is assured. Eaec'ilc
Bi:ters hes been pat to the 'front.' IT'S me'ns
passed upon, has been Endorsed, and "nan''
n,oa .ly given the first place, among remed'es
pecuiisrly adsp pied to the relief and cure OF
alt Diseases OF Kidneys. Liver and stomach
Electric Bit.ers, being guaranteed, Is SAFE
investment Price 50c. and one dollar per
Lo;,le al DR.. J 5. Beazleys drSS store.
m36no3>lw
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14
Their business Blooming.

Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival OF trade a, DIR J S. BeazIey's
drug store as their giving array TO their Gus.
so,ners of so many free trial bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in this very
valuable article from the fact that it always
cures and never disappoinis. Coughs, Colds.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and all throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You can test it
before buying ty getting trial bottle free,
large size cue dollar. Every bottle warran>
ted m26no3-lw
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14
Women, Delays are Dangerous !

Madame Revere's Female Pills for women
nerer fails TO always give speedy und certain
relief Satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
turned. Sen, by mail, securely sealed, in
plain wrapper, tor One Dollar: three boxes
Tor I'wo Dollars. Particulars in letter for
fourcents in postage stamps. Address
Mrs. +. REVERE, box 2s3, jersey City, n. J.
ian2l-ly-3p
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

Home testimonials are most reliable, and
if you will send your name and address we
will send statements Of numbers Of the best
citizens OF Nashville regarding the wonder
fnl cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile ONT
ment. ltncver fails. SO cents and 81 per
bottle. Manufactured by Rangnm Roo, Med
icine Company, Nashville, Tenn. For sale
all druggist
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14
SEND YOUR BOYS g. GIRLS
ut. Lebanon College.
A HOME INSTITUTION.

Founded in 1853. An Excellent Faculty,
Thorough Instruction, Kind but Rigid Di.ci-
pin.
1t mas New, Large and Well-fnrnished
Buildings.
l, has an ABLE FACULTY of EXPERT
ENCED TEACHERS.
I, is the most hcal;lful location in the Sta.
Ii is one of the mos, moral coumuniic, H.
the South.
1t helps worthy, poor young men on' ai'''
It's terms are cheaper and more lI''c'ai rlIa'
those Of any other similar institution.
IL is only Two miles from Gibbs *'n'iom an
the ", S. q p. Il. r, just Near e'"''.L l.
secure the advantages OF the Iahoit a"d
to miss its evils.
Expenses (per term Of Five h"n;hs)
Beard, InclndIng Washin. Limits &C. 8 :
TUITION Primary Department "iG
q m Academic -
I" Collegiate -"
Musical Art -.
" Theological NJ a-;mont, FACE
asC- Payable at '!.e b-,'l"rg oi each qua
er LII
Finally tho sale of intoxicating i|nor ;
prohibited 10y special Act Il he L'sisi''"rr
Address.
President, W. y. s:g.s;TE,
Eel, 49, III. b.. ..elri"n, IL
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

When youfeei depressed do"'i desc your
self with mean bit,ers. Hodges Sarssparila
rcnovsies and ;nvigora'es the system. and
cures all diseases arising from an impure
state OF the bls)d. 81 per bottle, six bottles
for S.. Manufactured by Rangun Root Med
icine Co. Nashville, Tenn Sold by all
druggists Jy7 Ii
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

A CARD.
To the Afflicted.

This is to certify that | havo been a suf
ferer from piles for aoout 81 years. The
,umors continued to increase and enlar.e.
and produced so much pain and suffering
that had begun 10 despair Of life. Through
tine advice Of friend ! placed myself under
care of DR.. Mccormick, Of RI.,o for treat
ment | am now well, no tumors or pain or
suffering. During the time &c the treatment
filled my regular appointments. only r.ss-
ing one, and attended to other duties. After
knowing my own condition, no one urcd
despair who will place themselves under DR.
McCounick's treatment. The knife OF T.
ligature was not used.
=. r. EvERErr,
Pastor Baptist Ch'neL Shiloh, In.
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

J. Fl. AbrorRh is having erected a two
story house on the site of the Richlan1
House lately burned. IL is residence.
That ground was suited for business lot. A
brick store there, would have paid well as 1,
could have been rented TO advantage. I. w.
Lynch is the contractor.
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14
JNO.W. WILLIS.
ATTY AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
RayvilIe, La.

viii regularly a',ccd the Corr;s in the pr
isles Of E!rhiand ami Frdnhin, ani else
where when business rcqaiiCs.
Lands bought, sold and exchanged on
commission.
Unimproved and improved lands in large
or small tracts now on hand for sale
The unimproved land j. covered with q
variety Of large tmbet, suitable in quality
aud sufficient in quantity for almost any rGi.
pose.
The improved land is suitahle 70 agriculiu-
-al purposes. possessing darh slusly >oiI, HE
fertility Of which l. cXcelicd by 40 county III
the woTll.
These lands are conveniently located VIII!
reference to rai'ro1 Is, ndvi.dj!c streams
churches, schools, etc.
chnrcLes, schools, etc.
Tile perfect, Term reasonable, ry4Llc in
annual insiallmenrsor cheaper for cash Coz
rc>pondence sp!l'n'i.
R,yri!'" La, May3n, 1883
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

Chea,hans Cream Balsom, guaranteed to
cure Flux Diarrhea, Dysenray, Summer Com
plant and all disorders OF the Bowels. Con.
tains Meth er chIoroform nor opium. Sold by
DR.. J F.. s. Be azley, also E. W. Thompson
Delhi. junl6>ly.
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

Positively the hest remedy ever discovered
Tor all diseases of man and beas, that can be
reached by AT external medical applicatIyn is
Rausum Root Liniment. One trial will cont
vince. Manufactured only py Rangum Root
Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn. 50 cents
per bottle. For sale by all druggists. iva,
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

AN appropriate suggestion'-uso Hunts
Cure sor Itch, Rngworm, letter, Eczema
and all skin eruptions' Cure guaranteed
co,a ,,v n, !. S. Beazley and f. W. Thomp>
o,, D.Ib; junl6>lm
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14
isenevOien. Orders.

L.. MA communication. of r. F. NcGu,.
~" 200, F. & A. Masons. third
s.as "', Wv " each month-J. s. Summ.rI;n
I. Oliver, Secretary. y"
- fajo"r Lodge No. p, Knirh,s Of
!n eeis every alternative Tucsdov
". of RIA ). ''''s'
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

The intense itching and smarting common
to letter and salt rheum may be almost Instant
ly reIived by sppyiny Chambcrlains Eye
and skin ointment Many bad cases have
been cured by it. For sale by DR.. J. S.
ReazleY. II
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

A little fire is quickly trodden out, which
being suffered, rivers cannot quench.' The
SAME may be said of human diseases. A
little indigestion, slight Disarmament OF
the bowes,'a torpid liver lead TO serious cons
plications and results. These can be avoided
by the use Of Morris Cascarine. jly7 1t
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

Ctel,ham's Cni!l Toxic is free from Quin
ne, Arsenic, Suychnine, Mercury or ether
dangerous drugs. Purely VEGETABLE. Gusr>
aL,eed to cure. Sold by pr. J. S. Beazlcy
also f. W. Thompson, Delhi. jml6-lm
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

No Hur-,---.s,-xs.~lSsce Bazzing in ears or
X,aG,css p,oduced by using Cheathan's Chill
Tonic. Money refunded 1t iaps 70 cure
sold nv DR.. }. S. Beazley, also E. W. ThomP'
n.,,i jun l6lm
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

Had i, not been for one OF those teffio'e
.,mner colds we would have accepted the
kind invitation to be present at Alto ihurs>
dav evening, but we were feeling 50 badly
,,., we hal 70 forego the pleasure.
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

Cant. Scott informs us that one of his large
COWS had a dwarf cal. IL had to DO held up
N the tea, notwithstanding the cows rudde
lar = VERY low.
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

People who indulge III high living are apt
10 suffer hom overtaSed stomachs. Morris
Cascarine is sure cure for the disorders
which erise from such ininsence. jy7-i:
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

The flush of hope on the check fades into
p,,eness under the baIciul influences oil con-
s,;oa,iou. Morris Cascarine will cure tins
romplsint. P|"
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

All those u no bid oil lands al tax sales
should bear in mind than they should comply
or the property will he adj udita'cd 10 the
Mae
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14
Subscribe for the BEACON.

The expansion OF the mind tends 20 skep,
iicis and unbeiief. But those who have ex-
pefienced the curative properties Of Morris
Cascarinc Tor dyspepsia and indigestion, ,es>
tify 70 its infsllibiliiy, jly7>4t.
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14
10 the Afflicted.

The public arc n0tihci That the nhdrr-,rn-t
is prepared to treat Piles, f,stui,. F,s>"t,
U,Calion other :cctai trJ lies. Aud VIII
guarantee a perfect cure NUT, cases ut r,lcs
without the use Of tie knife Otherwise loo
refunded.
Correspondence solicited ami viii (.
strictly confidential.
+ u. MCCORMICK, ND.
lon Ofiiye Ir, Rustuni.a.
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

Summer colds are quite prevalent now.
Nearly every one we meet complains OF colds.
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14
,o., Standing the following notice:

:. Communications must reach this Office by
ar before Thursday morning, II they appear
In the frs, issue after they are received, ana
advertisements must be handed n before FIJI
day noon.
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14
Il. F. KIRK AM,
Signal Corps. Director.

Fla,nlency and wind on the stomach are
caused by indigestion. A few doses Of
Morris Cascarine will speedily give tone TO
the digestive organs. jly7>it
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

a house is going up on MIS-. Jones lot near
house occupied by Mrs. Garter ns boarding
house.
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14
hSsaI or vyu:H=.ati
il yi.'c, Ia, April l;,:, 1855.

who will w"rh faithfully eau scare Ct they
80 ,.re) = rur. chsn.e 70 ma. i.,u ~
hnndiirs T'isc iz0ts. lLG&.J ".
s:s;ir's (ocnalor nom New ;ir"4i>.Iic)
Temperance Movement, or Is. <',..s-
t.ic. betwccs. ss.,,a and: .E;.o.l;,s.
l. rum the f,ct "l ne deep L.. .r,'~i trtHt
taken in tie TcEnss2T:sE.'-,- aso."-
iasCllt to- day, Il; also The h!-r stu ':t. q
'bc w,iter as Il leader % men a',d IA 'ntr, 81
public o?.nlon, II is presumed - -" r"a''dj
see the uGusuaI orp.rttnity OF. rci 10 uase
II oney by sr.in. such WORK.
Ii favorable t. engaging win -, please
aus wcI al once, as territory r. LtH'- taken
very rapeiiy. unt give MS inii lr'rt''"''ir a. 10
your busi;.css experience, references, NJ.
Whi. z. S.YTHE co,
= .jo,fI1I'sT: -. Is 'ss.0r.
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

Miss. Eta Campbell has our thanks for an
apple that weighed one pound aud measured
l33 inches in circumference.
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14
Texas and Arkansas EXcur.
siOnS.

Tickets good for thirty days will be sold
via Queen and Crescen, Route to Texas and
Arkan ,as points at one fare the round trip on
July 9th, 25th and Goth. Ct
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14
religious Directory,

81 The Gs,' Sunday j" each month i. III. s,,.
n. Rev. Mr. Mile. will p,.,,, ,...
"'osy IN each month. ~
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

The length Of the Police Jury proceedings
This week prevents other matter.
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14
LOCAL ITEMS.

I, has been opprcssively hot this week.
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

day for ,hs p sandal in each month i, H..
bell VIC rfeSby'crians, Rev. D. a c,. we
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

lunch. So.uS e'V,ces Of Methods, Episcopal
Rev. ! rpi->econd Sunday 10 each mon,r.
Patterson ?. c. Rayvllle Cir,n;,
Richland beacon., 1888-07-14

G!o c,> i'aa1g'ati0n ronrosc1ts 10. 10 with cEICrt
= hOWL Tic
'nf' cad % ID - and ca. Of tcar bar
j., .s, >I;Ss;nc, 'i~ No 10 Harrow, which wis
feet eide. HA Onal cost l, noa - fD,t ar'
tt'sr - Wlrg aiaed % No. Ii, Whh works ''
Wii', N J., = cot Harrow
:'ric3 ,u rar either Numbers 10 II 800
ittr SIG to aTor!ir; aHd s'th.
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