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.nc,embie. gi,. rntb.r.

Young Jim Garfield, The mvoriie son
Of General Gsfheli. IA snid Ia hc train.
iia for a political career. lie keeps Isis
rc-iicnre IN tho OLD Nineteen, Ohio
di-.tie'. which his father used to repre-
sent. ahi II Is thought likely that before
many years lie vii he ont TO Congress.
lie il hescfbed asa fns sel,olinr, n fair
orator, anl developing imto n lawyer.
Ito much resemble. his father IN looks
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fInn We'll.

John Catlow had two attssinn wells
sunk on his place in Cailo~ y.lisy tIia
Summ,r. Tue wells, which arc situated
fr' or SIX miics apart. are not musII
over N hundred foet deep. snl one OF
them hoEs about eighty barrel. AN hour
ard the other eighteen barrels a minute.
The stream from the latter is sufficient
to irtiga'e several acres Of land
[ Silver Sinta.
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live nnh let live.

Those who desire fresh Groceries anu
Provisions. us we'll "a glnsr ware. Queens.
ware. ito. should not in,l Ia examine
NY stock aud prices before purchasing.
80 penny saved IL M good M u penny
earned. " aud you can gnvo money by
purchasing goods Mt home. carry y
barge stock ot s~easomoblc goods md
will r'll II Live md Lei lave prices
glg. Ill CHAsn
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I'2IiAadc EoIcl.

Sine the recent fire nj Palisaae
which destroyed my hotel. together with
its c"utrnts, / have opened the PAIL
SADIE HOTEL and Em DOW prepared
to- accommodate the travelling public
with good accom- mohatiOus. both NJ to
board and lodging. A liberal share %
The psblis patronage is reEprctinll
solicited.
Ia X NJ BlsM
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undertaking..

Having purchased of lieown d Ess-
kiu1 tiei" interest i'll the Undertaking
business. ] ain now prepared ts attend
10 all coils in that line. I will also at
tend TO the repairing and mpbnl>tsrirE
Of Furniture, stc. Shop eu CemIser"Iri
street. rext Sosr to Blown K ueskiRa'
ella staad.
G-5 NJ prSrraaH
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For SHic.

One span work horses: work double
Or siugle: Weight, twelve hnndred
pounds each; one set dOnJis batnrss.
new; otn spring wagon: one Boas cart
aud II siusls harness, nearly new.
Terur easy.
~ In. l.. T.. hoRGs1,
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a victory ror nrown-scuunrd.

a dispatch FROM Cincinnati. dated
August OH, says TINT experiments With
De. Biown.Srqnlrd's elixir 81 he"
have bccn mrde in That Guy rnd Cl,vo-
innd With The most marked suec, -. Iu
the case Of u colnred mnn OF ~. Grip.
plsd with rhsn1isti-m, a cowpiete re-
coNc,y ,csul,ri. and tho old fellow haa
been jInping and dnuciug about like n
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CaaI Oil E1pIosIon.

ny n coal oil explosion in j. II
Croekp els photograph gallery in
Virginia City Monday. his two little
daughters We're severely burned, the
Younger one fatally. i, is feared. MIR
Crockw,ll aud his assistant. air.
Palmer. were also badly buruel.
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a Fighting >tcer.

The Journal say n few davs nco
while loading cattle at Benson's stock
yarls, Reno. John HARRINGTON. G.. W.
Mapo,' foreman. had an arm fractured
aud pa, ont of join, at the elbow. by IL
lighting steer ending his horse over by
attacking him in the chute.
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II. + p~rSErIss.
For sale.

Sixty head OF unbrnkc horses; from
three to five yeats oil. For further
particulars addses-
W. L. Ross.
Mountain City, Elkn Co.
2m. Nevada
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v,rgIn., cry .r"l,,.".ncY

A private letter from !. T.. Davis in
which WI. e%,cinScd another lettrr Civ.
ing nj Orcount Of the slaughter of Young
duck" at Wanlloo Lake 10y virg mia City
potbunters. WAS received here last even.
lug. Iii u shame that the young
ducks, Innuy Of which otV uinDIe t. fly,
annot 10 protected from COmSt"ck
spo'trmcn, who seem unable 10 kill =
bird after 1t is old enough to ny.-.tReno
Gazette.
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rake

Al persons caught taking ice from
Triton & Hunters Slaughter House
Nili be- prosecuted to the ipil extent -
ibr l,w. All WHO wish ,n nyDid trout IL
ia Ibis matter "th DO vel ! 10 intr VAN
~. Nv
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Those "Hu desire - puicnas" the best
quality al GIOcrI!ts AID Provisions ara
referred ~ til" nbuy" Ir!Iah.s house
wher. fair dealing nLh cour'rous ircai.-
msni ID ;ar ,ul-. GI=srwErc, TirwaIe
itar.NIIe, Nails sls. always Is s,osE
II ~ GubS9
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st Mary's Academy,
Salt Lake City,
Conducted by
TRE SISTERS OF TRE HOLY CsV,s,

CtTUDtES o 10 tEpERS ASD DAY
pupils win be- rssuin'd WOSDAY, SAP.
- rENBiR 2. itsu.
The English course includes MI tho branch.
a. rCor.HSry for Gr.t.vlgsa education. The
language, iin,sr drawing. vocal mtisic IN
class. plain sewing hnh ornamental needle.
wort form up extra charge.
Terms are mo,tnr1 when two or iuots ~ tho
same family ntc at school NJ the sa,no time.
students nt,niins Nh ilSlluw's College sts
porniti'l 10 visit their sisters At tnc Acsd.
rmy.
Hair rates csn DO secured ,u two Of the
railroad IiTSs.
r,rms moderate. For ,s'Eiogus,. adde's,
40 above. THLJ
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TIME STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WAS ESTABLISHED IN
i nccorlaucr with IL Act OF the Legislature of the State OF Nevada, entitled
FAN Act to provide for The infringement aud CONTROL Of tho state gncut.r-
Society oil the State" approved March, Z. 1885.
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1850. 1850
STATE FAIR OF 1889
Will be held
AT RENO, g
Commencing September 80 and Ending October 5, 1889
PREMIUMS
For Live Stock Department and Exhibits in Pavilion.

Trials of Speed TO be C Conducted Under the Auspices OF the
Directors of the State Agricultural Society.
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a ON PROCEEDS OF
MINES.

THH TAXES ON 1DN rPOCrtfS CF
| ntn'n 81 Eiso comfy Tor the Tnn ter end.
Ing Juuc ~. i.aa. nre nov ~. had payable
and he isv S,th eg-ta TO thur co'tt.'ea WI
he s,,taUJ ,nfot,td
A.S HESsoE,
C,p,tT As,ss
Hks HIYal~. Nay ~ rsp.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25
The town council of Lafayette met
and adopted the following resolutions:

The town council of Lafayette met
and adopted the following resolutions;
Whereas, the peace and quiet of
our town having been Aagrantly dis
turbed on the 9th instant Dy an
armed mob, and The Attorney Gen
eral having made an unfair and
biased report OF the troubles aud The
causes that led to the SAME:
Be it resolved. That we condemn
the violent and unlawful interference
of outsiders with oar local affairs as
impairment and disgraceful.
BE it resolved, That the Attorney
/ General, in his official report of the
trouble, simply collected and gave
credence to false rumors, invented iol
electioneerihg purposes, and nntruth
full assertions. made to r!stify thu
outrage committed, where the fact
were accessible and coU'i have Ecel
obtained from the 10 .yor and othe
reputable, law-abid'ag citizens.
/ Whereas, the election called TO Sc
lect our successors having failed to b
held on the 6t,. Instant, and the tow
charter and amondmant to the sam
not providing ior such contingency
but continuing the present. mayor an
Council in office until their successor
are elec,pi.
Be it .esoIrei, That under the law
is orr .n;y to serve until the next req
lar election he held in due course
law.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

Not iir, but an express on Of delight
"a iout a week ago" says Los Angeles
Gaia dru--,,t, 81 cl,inamau came IN with
lame shoulder | sold hun boulc o, Chem
Ler,s,p's Pain Balm and guaranteed that. il
would cure him. He came in again last
FIGHT. and as soon as lie got inside the door
began 10 swing his arms orsf h's head IKE
an Indian club swinsef. I thought ihe biam-
e., fool had a fit. but he finally stopped long
enough 10 say; Medicine seiIy fine. veily
! fine: allie sa,s~ make me feel plenty good >"
/, Chamberlain, Pam Balm. - without AZ
equal ~ srrsins. rheumatism. s'he-. pam
"a, .agss bach Fot sale W Ds = &c. >
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

On Sunday last we accepted the
invitation of John Loveless 10 take II
seat with him to Little Greek cburcl .
Arriving about half past i IA. m, we
found the house crowded. Had TO
remain outside. 1t was the childrens
day. The people had dinner ION
the ground" and plenty too. d. l..
Chapman invited every body, so none
could take offe nse, or stand back,
under such an invitation as that.
We ate an excellent dinner, even to
coffee plenty to drink.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

81 have used one bottle OF Dansbv Cotton
Patch B:,ters and il cured me. ! was down
fur some time with complicated dissbnny-
enable TO do any,hirg-and had tried electors
and other medicines but all did ~ good. Also
my 5-year old son has been rh''hns co">
unuaily for the last three years and ho'h'"e
did any good except for short periods, whe''
they would return. He became bk'a'ed ana
broken down in heal u. but yonf ri'icrs has
cured MIN, think, er'ireiy. he ouiy used
half bottle lean recommend the" W uf
all that is claimec Er Them "-s'-o. H. san
ders. of Valley Creek. T'xss. Sold by pf. }
5 Beszley. May I'm
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

On Friday evening Of last week,
after we had gone to press, Jno. NJ.
Gwin came to US and insisted that
we should go down to his house to
supper. 1t was no wedding, but
a gathering of friends. The young
people and some Of the ones enjoyed
themselves. Our travelling compan-
ions we're G. B. Brumby and our little
Horace. Over one hundred persons
were there when we arrived, about
dark. As matter Of course they
had good supper. They never fail.
All was gay and cheerful About
II D. m. we suggested to Mr.. B. that
il was about time to eight out" fol
home as the moon was up. We found
however, that the clouds obli!erated
all the light Of the moon" and w
were mixed up in stumps; and th'
clouds, laundering clouds. were visi
ble in every direction. Few stump
were perceived on our way down bu
thev seemsd to be numerous on GU
return. Mr.. D. said that leaping fror
q . train at speed of Is miles an hon
was nothing compared with ridin
with ye editor for driver OF dar
nights; nevertheless, we arrived
home fright side up with care
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25
PUBLIC SALE.

r, vitine Of an ordiDsnce Of the School
Board, the old ste, together with The building
thereon. Will he onefed 70, sale al puosic
auction ON
Saturday, Jnns LIST, 1859,
Described ss toilowi: =.
Lo, I, aiO Tee, square IN 1ho.. W,l'iam''
addition To Rayv,ile, lying north Of LOT s. and
east OF lot 6 Of Williams addn,eh. as pc!
pa, in fsoh, OF Mortgage Book Of RichlaiiC
, parish.
''' Willis.
Presiden, o! Board Of Trustees.
This Apni 22d, 1851
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

Il is something astonishing 10 note the won
dertui development Of Texas in the past f,w
wears, and no less % are the immense sales
Of Col,on Patch Bt,ers, redicine male IN
the State. Note chat nj. ". /. Todd, OF
Cl.dews,es, Texas, has 10 say: Il have been
troubled four or Eve years with disof:r'ed
s,om.ch and liver aud dyspepsia and nave
vsed one bus,Ie OF Dsnsby's Cotton Patch BIT.
,ers. and can say ths, have bren benetit'ed
more by rs use than all the other medicines
have ever used. To bs,ld mp the system
NJ letter medicine can lrc asesi" P'easan
! ~ take and warrsssed by DR. Us Beazsey-
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

Three days is very short time in which
IN care a bad c,se Of rheuma'ism; but II can
he done, Rt.e proper treatn,enr Is ado. ued,
,s Gill be seen by the following from sme.
Lambert. of New Brunswick, Ills: 81 was
b.d,, afflicted with rheumatism in tho lips
and legs, when bought bottle Of Charaber-
lsin's Pam Balm. II cured me in three Gays
am all right to-day; and would insist ON
every one who is afflicted with that terrible
disease tn use Chamher,ain's Pam Balm aud
90: well at once" For sails by Dr.. 1. s.
bea<let.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25
The New Discovery.

You have. ii-.rd yotT irier"'a anu hHi.i'
ho,. ,alLin. ,hol, IT Y"" may yourself br
one of the many w..u know ir IN Pers"ha'
.xns,,.,ce ~, tnw :,ral thug II u. u
co., Lave oyer ,r,r,i IL. you are one OF H.
.,,,,.b friend. Ia. cause. .iir e.naletish Gin@
49,, :, ,s ,,,, y.l,.u once .isen a trial. DR..
K;,,,s New Discovery ever AFTER h"'is a
,,laee in the house Ii y"u have never "srd
80, .to,,,d IN. al tied with n cough, cold
or any Throat, Lung "r CD'si i'""".', s'r"'e
= bottle at once a"d give Fl" tar '''"'' !,
guaranteed every time, az n'l'y 1t.
Trial bottles free al }. :. Lc"]'eys ~"
I
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

Twill sell you this week:
A nice Satteen finished Calico at
81 cents. worth 81.
A fine Lawn, any color. at 8 cents,
worth 8 cents
A beautiful Batiste Lawn at 10 cts.
worth Is cents per yard.
These prices are for cash only. l
mean business. Call and be con-
vinced.
HERMAN KAHN.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25
Does its Own Talking.

REEDS CHILL CURE does its own talking,
and one trial is sufficient TO convince the most
pr, indeed that It's large sale and popularity
are not due to any particular mode OF adver-
Using, but are due aisne TO the merits of tue
medicine. II is perfect an:ido;e for al
maIarial poIson-rrres cnills q"icSly. For
AL. bv Chas. Tirche. Mi-3m
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

Mr.. Moore. the Tos, master at Bradshaw,
Va after reading an advertisement, Of Cham
ber,air.'s Collie. cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
DIV. concluded to try a small bo,ile Of IL. He
saws: IL used it in two cases for colo and
,nree for diarrho with perfec, satisfaction
One dose gave relief in every cuse out ore
,ha, was bad case Of colic and required the
second dose. | have handled a great dea
of pa,an, medicine as agent and .or my owl
usc, but never tried any that gave as goo.
results as Cham be Rains Collie, Cholera ant
Disfrhoea Remedy" For sale at % and d
cents per bottle by Dr. J S Beazey.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25
The latest styles Of Lawns. Calicos
and Ginghams at ,,.,

We regret that time and space
this week preclude 90 much matter
If interest. The barbecue 1t Oak
Ridge deserves more attention than
vs have space to give. One thing
tbsv had which il very essential in .
barbecue, plenty to eat and well
nreparei. Good order prevailed.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

NV Ladies hats are all trimmed
by that leading and fashionable MILL
merry establishment of y. Shwarta &
Son of New Orleans, La, and will
sell them at the lowest possible figures.
HERMAN KAHN.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25
From the Golden City.

HA. Markwick, Golden Guy. Mo..wri'es;
Il have rried your c. c. c. Certain Sh'll
Cnre' and find it trne 10 the name "Cer'ain
as il cured me Of chills and fever AFTER a y
,e,,.d,-s failed" Warranted harmless ana
so pleasant 10 the taste that any child VIII
lake il. Sold and guaranteed by DIR. j. ,
B-azley and f. W. Thomson. NILS m
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

We have received q note from W.
T. Insley School Superintendent, in
which he says:
..The State Teachers Institute has
been set for Delhi, June Sid, to last
one week. Parish Institute, the 18th
and last one day"
Delhi, La, April 18th, 1889.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

The young men of Rayville' through
,b. Rr.cos desire to thank the peo-
ple # Oak Ridge for courtesics s1-
tended them at the ball in the eve
ming after the barbecue. especially to
E,.-ere Nettles and r. NJ. Binion.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

On Wednesday morning last the
thermometer dropped to Sc degrees.
Too cool for cotton. On Thursday
morning it was down only to GO de-
erees, vet il was still cool for cotton.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

We made a "Big Hit when we
bought out a stock of PARAsoLs-
PLAIN SILK, LACE EDGE and fancy
ones-Whilc they are with us we
offer them below the cost to manu-
facture. Come quick, they are leav-
ms c. TICTf1E.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25
We Chal1enge

A,v man. woman or child who IS Affected
w,th CONSTIPATION, Dyspepsia. Headache or
Torpid Liver to prove thai lew VI -.
S;.,,,,,. liver Regulator will not relieve
,,,s,n /. never fails, aud is so pure, SO sure.
40 harmless that an IN ant can 'ahe
never have second spell oil oohc' -" "c"
can ,ake il. keep the bowels regular anu
secure health.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

n. T. Sharp, Physician and Druggist
wynne. Ark. writes: ! have sold u =. >
Certain Chill Cure TO hundreds Of employees,
on the Memphis and Bald Knob Railroad amt
ci,,zeu. OF Gloss county and don't know OF
failure to cure; could get as many Ger,
,;6ca,e. as ( have sold bottles. Sold ana
.ua,an,eed by DR. ; Beazley. Raysille, and
E w Thomson, Delhi.
Aoytl 10-lm
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

Straw Hats Straw HatsA HER
MAN KAHN can safely say he has the
finest lot of mems and youths straw
hats in town, and his Ladies', misses
and childrens' hats are OF the
Latest Styles.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

a person is soi'lom sick. ~heh their bowels
are regular and never we'll when 'h'y are
irregular. Bear this in mind end Keep y"nr
bow,,, regular Wy an occasional dose "i 81
pa,fik's Pill. Sol: by Or Beazicy
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

Mr.. E. overly informs us that the
way to kill mouls is to maze up
dough and put in the centre some
strychuine; put this in the trenches
Of the moul lo'es, making lit the
size Of the end Of the finger.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25
Time Flies.

Do no, waste your time and hea''" on u"' !.
cure. wien you can possibly get a u.'e T.
the justly celel'ra,rd REEDS Chit. usI !,
!. worth i,s weigh, in geld 10 the a'ii'c.ea.
!, . f.fe. suso, certain. positive ana wo"I q.
IuI cure for chills. fovers ana o;.sue-
snle by Chas. Tilche. "'-o'
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

Everybody uses Compound ana nonev y,
IN, IN, coughs. colds. Group AMI wh""Pine
cough. II i. the best known conRh remedy
and will cure quicker than any oihef. oa"
for our Family Troubles which exp'a'Is
IL Sold by all dfu2Si.t
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

Next week we will give some OF
the incidents of our trip toOak Ridge;
the thrilling and dangerous part OF
it in contending with steep banks
cypress knees &c.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

EVERYBODY MENTIONS
the fact that when purchasers buy
big bills Of Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
Shoes, Clothing and everything else
a iiou ,ehold needs, they buy from {.
Titche. lie keeps the largest Stock
and the BEST and the CHEAPEST.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25
A Sound Legal Opinion.

F. Bsinhridxe Mnmdav Esq County aitys
CLAW Co.. Texas. says: Have used Electric.
B,,ers with most happy results. My brother
slso was very iow with Mslafial Fever AMI.
Jsun,l,ce. bat was cured by 'inelv use Of th's
medi,.ire. Am satisfied Electric Buffers saved
his life" Mr.. D. l. Wilcoxson. Of Horss,
Cave, XIV, adds ike te.,imony: ssyine: he
nos;,ive,y believes he would have died, had
i, no, been for Electric Biurrs.
This great remedy will ward od. ~ well
IRE all Natural Diseases, and i"r all Nil
ey, Liver and Stomach Disorders stands I'm,
.qralrd. Price SOC aud Si at >. .. bcsz'ey
q
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

Nn. WIxsIow's SOOTHING SInUP should always
b. nd when children ere cutting teeth. 1t re.
Eeves the little suerert once; itproducesnesursi,
quiet sleep and the little eherub awskesas bright
As a BUTTON" It 10 very pleasant 70 taste. 1s
.oo.hes the chila, softens the gums, ell pam
regulates the bowels, and 10 the best known remedy
for disrrhcea, vhsther arisinR from teething OF
o;hsy causcs. Twenty-Five ccnts bottle.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

R,v.F.C. Iglebart, Buffalo, n ~ wiies
, corn on the toe is thorn in the hesh wnnn
C.C.C. Certain Corn Cure very mercury
removrs. I recommend 1t; take no o'ne'
See ,ha, {. c. G.. is blo"n IN every "i"e
Sold and guaranteed by DR.. J. 5. beaziey'
May lS-lm
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

The resson this advertisement is inserted
"a ,h;s ospes. 10 70 tell vou in - few words
:. oo.r;b,e az the superior merits Of L. T.
C.s,,;u chill cure. h 10 pleasant, pslaiab'e
mlxsnrs, wssrantei harmless eon"ins ~
arsenic Of qsinine. and is gaannseed 70 cure
f.ver and sgue. Sold and ssassn.eed oy
Dr. s essssey, nayviile, dad z y Thomson
Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25
SUERIFF'S SALE.
David Todd, We Thos. =. X K. L. Holly.

Order OF Seizure and Sale No. 1882,
In 27,h Dis, Court. Rio Bland Parish. Lo"slans.
By v,r,ne Of tho at"se Described VII, I"
me directed ~in ofrt for Sal, at the East
door Of cou,, House in RafsilIe; La. on
Saturday, June 22nd: 1859,
\. i,lnn legal hours the Undivided one-if'h IN
,.re,, of rho.. }. Holly in end 10 the follow,
ing described lanis. South half oi South Esst
See 6, North Fast qaur'e' and North Fay
ousr,er OF North ives, ssrtes and f.as' hall
South cas-, qusr'er section .. We" half 81
north west quarter and S"n'h half Of North
Ea., q,,sf,ri section 8 r. Ism R 10 East.
cou,ainu SEQ scres mnfe 81 less. situated M
RichIsnd Parish. together wfh one filth the
, inproy e,nenis &c ,hsfeon.
: Terms Of sale Cash @lIh the benefit of
spPfsis-metf. -
I Sh.,,as oij,cs sheriff.
Rayv,iie, La May is,h. 1899, as-d,
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

Mr. J.. NJ. Nunnery is now agent
for Capt. ]. H. Walker to sell the
RIGHTS of the Tillman fence in this
parish.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

LACE PLAID p. X, NAM
SOCKS, VIcroRIA LAWNS. Our
IxD1A LAWNS are EXCEPTIONALLY
PRETTY. =. IlIN
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

NUNs-NE1LING in new aid pref
" Shades and CoLORED IARLE-
rANs at popular prices.
We send ont samples with pleas
urc. G.. TITCHE.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

Use CoueseL's Lightning Linanent Tor
sharbon. rins.bone, SPAWN, pole evil ioo'
evil. teller la ne back. wounds and bruises
and Won wM buy no others Sold 10y pr j.
S. BeazIey, Rayviile, and Z. W. Thompson
Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

If YOU want some Oriental Flounc-
ING. over ore yard wide, at New
Orleans prices, call at
HERMAN KAHN'S.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25
NJ. me,aenh.lr's Agae Cure.

A Sueci6c ks Chill. and Fever. Reml''c"''
,,,.,n;,,cut. Malarisl and Swamp Fever
dumb ,sue, &c. Cures Biliiossness ana feeo'
,.,.. he stomach and Bowels. and prevents
IN m.l,riai diseases. Pleasant to "xc'
F;f,v cents bottle, equal 70 any dollar n'ea'.
cine. Sold by Dr.. J. 5. BesI-y, ksysn'e'
]. w. Myrick, Girsrd.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-25

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