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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-11

A sugar refining compsny VIII y NM mn
900 capital oas been Started 70 l'I sls:.
friends new method OF rednlhg :. ~ -s1ti
[kficity. The COS. will be soou1 -
"a ton
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-11

: An old hermit oi Mouai FslieJ, -,l,.,
has been adopted by q 10! CT scA WI d.
The man lives alone in rsncl, A. d
.votss himself to stock raisi's ,.1bis
sdo ssn't Try 10 raise vegetables 'l' :, hn
iEo&id do him no harm, snd go - TEL
Never tried to drive them s"a "a ists
socn became very tame, and, 5: y, ,riind
rabbit Is rather an sfactio9s1 nos
anyway, they KEEP maEl te,io unt
advances and trials OF fIlebu'bs cons
they, and the old man have ~ stsf
quite sociabie. When he goes s JS VII
his cows two or three doz= n rs ls,pirs
coma trooping along after Dl~ IL IL;
around him, running between Tta1 aDitsll'..
and nibbling his fl gers. IIsi ned sd
wade his cabin, leap on DIS s,,Sto o.
skirmisn around after somsian' inisr-
He hiss taught some of the mo- mo- srcab
gent rabbits . number OF ulch' hrs
jumping oveea bar or tnrouss iaprrs
walking on t6Ag hind legs sa'
over one snoth1<liks leap ifos -
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-11

Angostura si,ters /, a0wn O. the grs gre. ~ h,
ulstOc OF the digestive dtgEhs all Ot' -,,sgr
would Have II In your boue4 ASK Jou, ,sn,,t
OF druggist for the genuine mice
:ured by DIR. j q. d. sigsert & soSs'
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-11
Ehe Mjeeklry 6azette.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY +
BIZ THE
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Publish-ra and Proprietors. Il

TEXAS can manufacture meat, and Fort
Worth has the only refrigerator plant in
the state. .-. III
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-11
Peculiar,

To itself in macy Inv ortsnt particuls0n
sarsaparil = is different from and "a aofe
Any other medicine. F1as
Pee Jliar in combustion, n oportIon
paratlon of ingredients, H)Ud's ssr,1 r.
poss sses ahs full cura i've yx ne a, ~
known r. medies CT the vegetable Lip,soa's
Peculiar - medicinal. raeI It, Ho1y,,
parilla acconR'i,hes cureshi:ntrto upk,.tas
Peculiar insstrength and coAonv>yr
sa,sspsrilla issths oz1f med cine OF 80 ss':
uul, be ,ad. -fadses one dol ar" S Sa.Sa u
in larger am su5s53er boss es r,o,i,, t,s
doses ard 90 nots1Spducs as 5000 rs,,1 NE
Hoods sarsap fR.a. 's
Pesolisr In isf"go DIANE at hou.,,
more Of HOBS ssrssparilla ,old IN a'i
where 1T is nAde' than u gu other bl0oo''.
dee. 81 III
Peculiar 4 Its phenomena recori &C.,
abroad. No efher preparatioa pas .ys,st,. as
such p "pu ATTY IN SO 3 ors tine. Dor ALT
Ind c.d 70 take any other preparation ~.
10 get ~ Ia
Hoods SarsaparlII
Sold by al druggists. l;,ixfrS
snly by c. 1. HOOD L CO., Apo;I an
Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One DOIla,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-11

lis Founder-The Capital $50 000s 00e-The
Organisation and The PIsnA
Kansas City DemocrsE = d.,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-11

ernor of New YORK, and wss asked by
Governor Hill to remain. This is COM,
mentary on the salary psid to the seese-
taTy of the President OF the United States.
Then there is an assistant secretary at
/ slsry OF s2500 yesr, and SIX clerks re-
C, Giving compepsations from 9l400 to
$4,000 yesrly. Then there is the steward.
on, usher, four messengers, snd five
do, Ikeepers. About 500, coo per annum
il scess6ry to run the White House In
sails, les alone. This is all provided for.
in tha legislative bill. When the
suudsv civil bill comes sloug there
will be smother appropriation for the ex-
peusee OF the White House, renal 6, ne W
keeping the ground in order,
cas- bills, watchmsn amounting to per
hsps ESQ 900 more, or ell told about
$3.50 600 is yearly required for keeping
up the expenses Of the executive mansion
This is m lch more than the old house is
worth, and 1t would be well for Congress
to build q decent home for the future
Presidents oS the country, something |
worthy of the architecture of the daf, and |
Waicd would stand fox hun |
ired yesrs or more. The presekt t6sir |
Is shsbby indeed, and is unfit for he tesi- |
aence Of the chief o1ecutive Of a g lat and
growing nation.
Elk O'CLOCK CLUB.
special to the Gssstte. EE !
WARRINGTON, May The ;6K 0seleck5
Club, founded here last Nf1*f t6proqtptfl
ood-fellowship, and sredpp the pei
IL Relaxation" has proved q gress fuc;i
cess, and now numbers over nifty meme
,ers. The club Is mostly composed o.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21
Personal HENTION.

Prof. Ray and Z. W. Ivy came in
from Alto ward on Tuesday.
!. \. Nhoon was here on Tue
day. No better man than Mr..
Mhoon in the parish, but to III"
against regular nominee and he
successful is something that our
parish has never experienced yet.
We are bound to regard party dis
ciplinc. Many times our sym?athicN
90 one way and our votes another.
VIM. y. Bough;on, J. ]. Adams
and VIII Choat, all came in town on
Wednesday morning.
Ed Myrick, y. J. Runlcll and D
y. Morgan came in from the third
ward on Wednesday.
\. J. Wright came in Rayyilio on
Wednesday.
Thos. IIoldiness was in our town
Wednesday.
/ We had an appreciativc call from
T.. c. Tillman on Wednesday,. Mr..
/ -rillman is now resident OF the
sixth ward.
We met Aaron Landcaucr, OF
Winnshoro, in our town ON Sunday
last. He started for Winnsboro
ABOUT sun up Monday morning.
We had the pleasure of 4 call
from Nj. Harvey Todd, of Floyd
He is a son of Justice Todd of the
Supreme Court Of louisiana and i.
a promising young attorney.
John y. Hemlci- aud Rob't Binior
came in town on Wednesday witi
the returns f.on, Alto ward.
L. c. Mcintosh and Thos. Lyle
came in from the fourth ward OF
Wednesday.
The Misses BraShear, Of Girard
were in Rayville Sunday last.
Henry Eddins came IN on III,
train from Delhi on Wednesday
lie did not forget to pay for til
DEACoH.
w. II. Doughtic was in Rayvill
last Wednesday. Says the river
falling fast.
We had the pleasure of meeting
the following friends from the Alt
, ward on Thursday: r. 5. Bougl
} ton, NJ. L. Mccoy and l.. b. Duff.
1 S. p. Burk says it is very dry ar
the blowing is hard.
Mcssrs. Mathews and Ivy, of til
Lcvec Board, were in Rayville o
Friday.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21

1t is madness TO oppose noni
nee. 1t is true that often romina-
tions are questionable. That is no;
the point. We must observe Part,
discipline. This is why, in nearl,
all the parishes i'll tie State, ihe exc
cu.iye committees ordered wlitr
primaries early in the campaign &"
settle the local differences. The
want Of prompt action by the exc
cu.ive committees in many parts OF
tho State has brought about local
,liscentions, and in some localities
hard feelings.
Had our campaign committee held
firm and demanded white primaries
as decided upon Ivy them a. their
first meeting in our parish, tic local
contests would have been settled to
the satisfaction Of AL and perhaps the
same results.
The movement in orr parish III
tb, interest of Sir Mhoor, we are
pleased to state. did not add one
republican vote as far as we CAB
learn. In fact Mr.. Mhoon, although
running against the regular nominee,
took n republican ticket from a
colored man and tore it up, prefer
ing TO lose the vote rather than add
ore vote to the republican ticket, by
the use of his name. The vote was
larger for the State ticket, thus going
10 show that if cur suggestion bad
been acted npon of wl.ite primaries
and running two democrats for eacl
Office, instead of pollin;, 1868 votes
we would have pollod 1900 for the
State ticket.
This is the plan in many counties
in Arkansas, and is great stimulan
TO polling large vote.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21

If the victors have any generosity
about them they will not display an
exulting spirit over their oppo-
nents.
Gen. Grant refused to accept Gen.
Lees sword. In this there was an
example worthy of imitation. In
this one act Gen. Grant displayed
more greatness than all his military
achievements during the war. Was
there ever such demonstration
before displayed by conqueror:
General Lee keep your sword.
can not deprive as brave man OF
his sword" There is something in
!. those words more than mere senti-
ment. Although Grant was OPP
pressive, when the Confederate
thought of that meeting Of the two
great generals and the kindness o.
Gen. Grant it went far toward sooth
ing the passions o. the was. Let u'
not harbor malace toward our de
feated foes. This is not liberal, an(
he who INDUCES in this exultinG
spirit is not very great in soul.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21
Saturday. April q, 1893.
DEEyC/fL DIRECTOR /
SrAIE OEEICEES s.


Governor: +. u. AIcEGcry. ot Onart'a.
i,-ur. Gov. Clay kn"binch. ui Lato"rch".
Sec OF State, Oscar auoyn, OF p1furmli,-.
And Pub Acct O. T.. Steele Il Cii,',.
State Trea>,rcr r.. A. Burke oi Orern..
Any Gen. -. j. Cunningham, ot Narr:noches.
sup, Of rub Id ". Ea-tcn, 81 Cheats.
UNITED STATES SENATORS.
RI Gibson &C Or'enns. J,nEu.'is OF O.!eaHs
JUpGEs OF TIE SUPREME CoUET.
Iheii Justice Ei,v Barmul,z. ct O.leam,.
A.so,.ia,c :" f.. T. poche, q - lauc..
T.. r. F.rucr Of Crirars.
u. y Tod| "f M"rehcu.a.
4" ID. 3. WaiAIn, Ret k,vcr.
CIRcUIr CT. or AprEAls End CT.
A. A. Gnnby. Of Onarhj'a.
I. B. Clinton ST Helena.
CONGRESSMAN 5th District.
e. Newton al Morehou>e
DIsrnIcT JUICE 27:l Jud D.s;i.ci.
R.P. Wili.ms of Echland.
r. II. Toier Dis, Any
PARISH OTricFrs.
e crk Of Cont Jno. =. Snnrnr,hu.
Sheriff Lem Scru. Assessor te" {. Paryis.
Primer. NiIey p. Maughn,n.
Parrish ifca,ui,r. J. ". S.mns.
l. Scou R,,urniu. OGircr
POLICE .jCRoHs.
President. c. p. Ealiour M,ohr-s. 6. S'tir
20 Edwards, II. +. Nlrt,r,, Hn,. \
BcupI,nr e.. 4. Macs. J. 7 S'olcs
Clerk Of Tie Police Jury, lno. T. I.oveess.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21
GOV. =. y. McnSEEY.

Never. in ;hn history Of our conn
try, particularly ID n.0d, m times. has
tier. heen DISPLAYED Il more slrihlng
Example 81 moral baroiam than that
hen is exhibited ~ ,he Governor o!
oar Sta'r to-day. Having NJ
".utr.rd irum e hea'ad aud w.ll-nIgh
hit,.r faci!"nal hghr FIR Ihc first o,.i,'r
in 81" gilt "i tt" people IT his ate.
Ia whi"d he Was 'icirIted. holding.
a. h.. dies. 10 "a certain. extent IT,"
c."cjiun machinery. all eyes WEE
void puc>rp.
Eyuv tiu- Democrat in The S'U'r
%: Lnui>,aua know lhat irr wa'orii'
welfare aGd real. prosperity ii our
pcc,.,r is drprnd,a, absolutely upon
lie -rrce>s Of HE ;icrncrai'c p,Tr, ;
and hr,h of the hufuratlr een'Irm':i
recently nr'HE0ti-Iic aSriran's t.r the
O:iirc e govr'uur have rmphGi.cc. ~
anunuLr,h jh:s r:ircip,".
Tie firud, at U.n Nicto'';. 'h'~"-
fare. haI right To- rNr'c; thgl G'".
NcEr.ry no,.h! sn-jain he nnn,iu".
ZION ,t,i. r,co., State pautent;af..
I'm, ,tev w,rr Rot rr,r,T,j 10 So
he wonderful d -vo,ioA ~ n.iu.i:ir
d,.,l,v.d Iv chr ;;,yc-rar. Hlir.,
ha- prompted hin. not rr!v TO sustain
r.. non,-n,,;a, of his rcren, oano.
,.,, u;:a = >pirir e cii,al-y
,yo,,!v.,fiip v.,.i r,aown-,i Rich.
ard 80. liz, Ia,-. /, ,Irow him.
.,rE,rv,,t in.o T.. II; E..1 Of n,
G,L, o.,.r,, ;Le W. Ll.es Of Re
..ul, r,.j,a, AID ui.Ga.v to hew /
Gay f. c,r.aja victor, f.r the Demo
crai:r nar,y.
Vui tho Will mower Of Andrew
ynl.on no las e:,..r.d into this ron
est. anH L. now H~"llng as hard 10
N,c"o''' Is hf ever 'o"sn' LOT n'm
f,r ,rirc,n,o r.I;.b Io hos talon ba
,rn,arol Inn 70 tbe reon,o Of thi
State a be never was before, and IL
'be n"bic contest IN which he Is en-
-"E'" IL soou So,.' - &c -, -:
,,,!irer, non and womc, Of this Sta;
are fixed upon him in wonder AM
admiration. We have heard that b
h"~ ''eh ouere" u very urge SUN
G,.r"ai of ,ha Ds,nocr,,ic ,;c,,o. On,
me success of Warmo,b. Wbe,be
his be true or not NE do nat know
nat one taiDS we 40 hhoW' no uas
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21

Our subscription list continues to
increase. Richland has about 700
white voters and every one should
lake the paper. We have now near
half the white men in the parish.
Every man white or colored who can
read or who has children that can
read should take the BEACON.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21

The above shows the progress Of
the water during the past week. The
rise has been decreasing rapidly and
il is more than likely that 1t viii
come to stand in day or two.
The river is Just about over the
banks but lacks some five feet Of eA-
treme high water mark which the
lnvees cali stand without danger.
The upper rivers are generally fall
ing and cur only danger is from sad
den, heavy rains.
We take the foregoing from the
Arkansas City Journal Of the 18Th.
A letter to Will Wright brings the
news that the Fulton levee, five
miles below Arkansas city, las
broken. Look oct for some wafer.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21
Sheriff 8 Sale.

ChafIe & Powell, wr't Of ssizare 3
vs.. slac. In 2Tth Die
F. E. Bougbtou. Cour'.
Stale Of Louisiana, parish ii RicLlant
BY virtue OF an order Of seizure and - 81
issued in tie above matter and 70 uio d4rcc'"
| will offer for ssIe al the esst ocor II ~
Count House in RayvilIc, In, Oh
Saturday, May 9Th, 1888,
TO the last and highest biddcr and wiha 'rt.
hours the following describe 7f.oer. t.-,.
The ) J Sec ~ and Il y - ct'cu -.
west half of north west cr .n,- =.
north ives, o. and west hal oi no-'h cas-.
Of north west Or and north haii &C. scr'n
n section 20. all in L 10 MORN r-~,sc is-
containing 700 acres, more ~ les. eJ..- 90.
improvements &c thereon. s'It'-d -
parish OF Richland and wi be sold % e.
the above wit.
Terms Of ssle-Cash VIII .Le bsne0, ',
prsIsenent
sheriff office. Rsyvifle. LEN SCOTT.
La, M'ch 3l.t. 1883. Shei
/ 3s6tl0i
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21
d. DENNY.

BOSS, east you lent me four bits
till this evering or in Inc morning.
"What do you want with four biis?"
"Well you see boss, l needs il in my
business" "YCur dusiGesS? l thought
you were professional loafer. "
well you see boss, in my game.
rse running a dice, high ball and
crap business in the back Of Air
saloop."
We went on meditating what g
fearful state of affairs that all sorts
Of salnniing is encouraged uuiil Ii
las actually become 'basiRcSs.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21

Those who do not want their acts
criticised by the people and the press
had better keep out Of politics,
especially to run Tor office, FOR one
may imagine that lie is considered
rs being pretty good fellow but if
he becomes q candidate for Office, If
his great grand father ever dill y
mean act it is heapcd upon his head.
This was demonstrated in the tive
parishes of Caddo and Morehouse.
They nominated man a! Shrevepor;
who had always been regarded as a
good man. 1t was not long till re-
ports of the most degrading eharGc-
ter was circulated against him. Ia
our sister parish Mr.. billiard, who
comes from nne Gf the very hes:
families Of Alabama and an exec len.
man announced himself for sheriff
Soon it was reported that he atfil;-
sted with the republicans in Ala
bama. He wrote back and procured
the certificates of the Court officer.
and a large number of the best citi
zens Us to his vi questionable demo
cracy and good character, yet he Wa
deafeated. We do not know TIA
these reports had anything to dc
with bis Gefeat, Int goes to shoy
how tie state of the public mind i
ut this time.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21
TO TIE People OF HIGHLAND.
Rayviile, La, April 1,h, 1888.

Rayviic, La, April 7,h, 1883.
The undersigned have been appointed by
the North Lcrisiana immigration Association
a. agents &c on lands in Richland parish.
with view Of getting actual settlers 10 come
snd buy homes in orr par.sh. |, is proper 10
state in this connection that one Of ,.e OBJ
lcc,s in view Is to &c, options On bodies Of
lands from Gao TO 2JOJ acres. Sufficient
quantity for settlement The peoPI, who
desire TO emigra'e from the month desire
to come IN numbers sufficient, TO form neigh>
borboods, lave their own churches, school
houses, &c. lie, the neiehbors "a, their
heads together and see If they can offer these
lands in quantities as Indicated.
Address either OF the undersigned a, Ray
vile, La.
A. B. CCOPEk,
WILEY I. MANGHAM
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21
MAY Day at ALTO.
Alto, La April l2,b, 1888.

Alto, La, April l2,b, 1888.
EDITOR RIcHLAND BEACON:
Will you please say through your
columns that there will he a picnic
at Alto the LIST day of May9
The public generally are invited to
attend. Dinner free to all.
There will be refreshments served
on the ground by the ladies for the
benefit of the Baptist church. Also
an entertainment at night, charade:
&c. Admission, 25cts.
The ladies' request that the peopl'
of itayvi.le have no picnic upon that
day, and that they share ours will
us. Ladies Aid Society.
MRS. d. RHYMES,
President.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21
CITY STEAM SAW MILL
ANT
SINGLE fAL Tory.

MONROE. LOU iNiNN ~
"AVtN- taken charge of he above Il
~ the huslErss will he continued ~ ..
IanIe q, CuAs. 4. DowNEY. All orders ".
pc promptly and CAREFULLY hIled. .-C"'ht 81
all dimension viii De shipped on oder Co..
hy STEAMBOAT or railroad. The best Gn' '
Il CYPRESS and PINE LUMBER ,na'@r
ei. A large supply of Cypress Sh..' .r
constantly on hanl "a; reasonable prizes
blaming machine Is attached 10 the mill o..
ali orders for dressed lumber will be pro. :.
~ filed. MIR. l.. Titche is any eu'horT'
agents at Raysilie, and ali orde's lei =
hem will be promptly a,,eudeG 10.
CHAS. A. DCWNE
RayviIie, La, Jan. /, lSs5-,y.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21

= Those " ho have not the sense &c
distinguish between political dill
ferences ard personal or social ere
not worthy Of esteem.
Our political views, especially
willie We are all democrats, should
not Come in between us and ON
social relations. 1t will rot, with
those Of intelligence, and now that
the election is over 1T by genes b
BY ScleN.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21
REGISTRATION MOI &c!

hereby give notice tina; N a@"r''.rrrn
with Sec. IS Of Act Ne. 1913 OF lsa.. :. =.a'-
in addition to the two days requir"' ~ law
to attend a, eact polling lace 'or .e Frrr"zs
Of asscssin2 taxes .emaing ore Gay 80 ne
purpose Of registering ne votes @. i.rhiar!
PARISH. La, ant. al; persons WI have 30;
heretofore registered o, those wao ray "'sH
to change their "o;ins precinct ne ao"as;
To meet me al the following no'''si noid'.S
place, on the days and dates he b." 'rcg'"rd'
Holdine>s-~Ard 9th, three -'ys 18Th,
3Oih and , lst OF March.
Returning to Rayvilie vii keep he
Registration books open during the r-mais'si
of tie sc id sixty DAYS.
GEO. {. pURT'S
Tax Assessor ana Exotic Registrar
Rayvile La, Feb 4rb, 1855
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21

The fools that thilk they can run
a newspaper better than the editor
are not all dead yet Shreveport
Democrat.
Not by great deal neiohbor.
The country is full Of critics.
IF the editor SAYS John Smith is
IN excellent man jim Jones will say
that was intended as "slur" at hin
Jim jones' and thus it goes.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21

We, the undersigned room mates cf the
iaic Niluc Andrews, certify that We were
s.th her and aijcl in nuT-iu. her duTIng hen
at .irEue-s aud death. AMI we know thai
,lr had fhe best 81 care and aucn't'n from
the .'psr physicians the marion, and from
ncr nurses, auc the rrrof, hat she was neg
.ce',I. etr., l. miuInted aud ur.us, 10 the
extreme ANNE CAwrHoN.
WILLIE CAwrHuN.
concur in the above cer'lGra e.
FInRKNCE nvnK
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21

Hon. c. Newton, member of Con-
gress, has cur thanks for copy OF
his remarks upon the change in the
Constitution as to the time 70 hold.
ing Presidential and ConGressiona
elections.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21

Last Tuesday was the most quiet
election we ever had. Our ward
leads of in numbers although we
lacked great deal of voting the
registered vote.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21

The 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, ny friend, you would be glad,
To have remedy at hand,
The very best 10 all ihe land.
Tichenor's An,iseptic will relieve The
pain
And put you in good humor
again.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21

The old maxim is that, ''those the
Gods intend to destroy they first
make mad" IF this be the case, lie
will destroy great many i'll these
DAYS
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21

Some people seem to take a false
idea of politics and try to make a
personal matter of it. This des-
plays a weakness. Often it requires
more moral courage to do right than
mere brutal force. Moral courage is
to do that which one cenceives to be
right requires much more true cour-
age than brutal force.
How few have the sense to dis
Germ the difference,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21
4. B. COOPER,
WILEY Z. MANGHAN.

Typhoid. Scarlet and leiiotr Ierers, Measles
HphfhTid, Small por, LoivG, etc.
DALBYs prophylactic Fluid will destroy
the Infection oi ali fev-rs and all contagious
and infectious. Will seep the atmosphere Of
any SEX room pure and wholesome, abscso-
ing and destroying unhealthy efuvia and
contagiOn. Will neutra!ize any bad smel
whatever, not by Disgusting it, bit by dis.
troymg it. Use Darbys Prophylacrc Fluid il.
every sick-room. api-lm
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-04-21
Sheriff 8 Sale.

Lehman, Abraham & Cc
VS.. II !
Thomas Jones, ST.. noiG6U
In 9th District Court inr.-h Of
RicLland, State of Louisiana.
BY virsu- of the above descr bed wn' OF
IA TO me directed, J will ofeg 90 sale ~ u''
cas-, door Of the our, House in R7y.iiic Ia. on
Saturday, May St., 1893,
within the legal hours OF sal all she r.r;'
ui.. and interest Of Thomas Jones, ~ isien''
su, in anJ TO a certain Judgmen' De- l' L''e'
Of cotton in the suit Of 4. Z. /. "ris,n "
Is Myrick, administrator of the ts'aie - MT-.
VI A My,ick No lI6s on ihe ioc@c, o. III"
9th Di.taici Cour, of Richa,H ha:ish "iso
ali the right title and in eref %! Ih'"''
Jones, Sr IN aud to a certain ,i7iu a--~i"-'
tie succession e Mrs NJ A NyucE, -:--A-
for tie sum OF eight hundred snd ?isty dollars
with &c ia,eres, from JanuiTy ~ 1880, -
satisfy the above di-cIIbe VIZ.
Terms o: 81 'e--Cash will tn. bcnrtI, r.
aprralsement.
Sheri,i's Office. Ii u SCOTT,
Rayviile. Mich. 81 .'Ss. ShrUd.
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Thibadeanx La, april 18th, 1855

WHEY p. MANGHAM, ESQ.,:
/ see that you have been appoin-
ted one Of the agents Of the North
Louisiana Immigration Association.
| wish TO inform you that all the lands
in Richland belonging to Denny and
Prgh, also that of W. L. Denny, are
for sale; these bands lie contiguous to
the railroad and are certainly as
Productive rs any in the parish, and
can lie boughi cheap. You are IA
miiiar with the location and il there
seems any chance FER a sale 1 hope
you will avail yourself Of it and cor
respond with me at this place as
have changed my residence to La
fourche parish. Please write me al
all events when CONVENIENT.
Respectfully,
ID. DENNY.
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Allen Barksdale has carried the Sd
district for Judge by a majority
estimated at 1900.
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A Blessing to Every Woman.

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to know how Chad-tearing may be made
Pdiniess and Safe can get the information in a
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postage stamps 10
Mas. Z. REVERE, Box 2s3 Jersey City ~ j
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Miss HATTIE MaSdHAH,
Secretary.


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