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, 1889-10-17

CHICAGO. Get, ga morning paper
prints a story to the effect hat c. p.
Huntington has effected a gigantic rail
road trust or combination. the whole
comprises a mileage of over 81, 900 miles.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. l6.-President
Miller of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st
Paul road %pronounces the story of the big
railway combine pure windy hunbug.
, 1889-10-17
Northwestern. ..ll2

CHICAGO, Oct. l6. -Uattle-Receipts
$4,000. Market steady for fancy; others
weaker. Choice to extra beeves. 81. Goa
@2.S5; western rangers, 5 l.75(03. so.
Sheep-Receipts 10, 900. Market steady.
Natives, 50. 75(G5.O 90; Westerns, 50. SOFA
AIS; Texans. SO. 40(94.20.
Wheat.-Market higher. October 500,
December S24, May $50.
Corn-Market firm. October 500, No,
vember, 3l5, May 35.
, 1889-10-17
A Rumored Consolidation.

New YORK, Oct. 16 "A dispatch
from Chicago reporting the rumored con-
sofidation of the Gould and Burlington
roads in the West and South
west created a great deal of COM
ment and although no confirmation
of any deal can be obtained, it is gener-
ally thought some scheme is on foot. At
the Southern Pacific ofic, the officials
stated they knew nothing Of the matter.
, 1889-10-17
Thirty Ininred.

BRussELLs. Oct. l6.-An accident
happened to-day In the railway station
here. a passenger train from Mons,
running at full speed, approached the
station. As the brakes did not work the
train dashed into the station and against
the buffers at the end of the track. A
A number Of carriages were wrecked and
thirty persons injured.
, 1889-10-17
Frightful Collision on the B. & NJ.
Near Sterling, Neb
Two Trains Crash Together With
Terrible Results.
The Chair and Combination Car
Hurled from the Track.
The Demon Fire Adds to the Hor-
ror of the Wreck.
Full List of the Killed and Injured
Passengers.

OMAHA, Oct. ia wreck occurred
on the Burlington & Missouri at Gibson,
near Sterling a few.milcs from Omaha last
evening and about fifty passengers were
injured. Two engines we're completely
demolished and the chair car and comb
nation car were thrown from the track and
TO ATOMS.
Train No. 6, a local between Lincoln
and Chicago. ran into No. 9. The former
was east and the latter west bound. Gibson
is a meeting point and the place where
the crew on No. 8, which is a stub train
that makes connection with the Kansas
CITY express. stops to register. Both
trains are due at Gibson at 6:35 p. M,
but last night No. 9 was slightly behind
when the accident occurred. The
latter had just crossed the spur and the
engine on No. 6 struck the end, hurting
both
ENGINES N TWO COACHES
from the track. The combination coach
and chair car were crowded with passen-
gers. all of whom were more or less in
iured, while Peter Reublond, proprietor
oi the fremont house died shortly alter
being taken to the hospital. The chair
oar. after being overturned, caught fire
and many
PASSENGERS WERE BURNED
in addition to their other injuries. Among
the injured are:
Engineer Gillespie of Plattsmouth,
badly bruised.
Harry S. Woller of Omaha, badly cut
and bruised.
Mary Butler of South Omaha. hand
crushed and body badly bruised. She is
in a precarious condition.
Charles Laure Craig. ear cut of. face
severely cot and body and lower limbs
badly bruised. He lies in the hospital in
an almost hopeless condition.
Tue following of the injured are at-the
hutels:
Il Mix of New York, shoulder dislo-
Gated and lower llmbs badly bruised.
Francis Elder of New York, bruised
and thought to have received internal in
inrics.
Fred Shultz of New York, slightly
cut about the head.
j. Falkenberg Of Chicago, lower
limbs bruised and shoulder dislocated.
G w. Chaffee of Boston. slightly
bruised
Isaac Sahold of Cincinnati, injured
ABOUT the shoulder and head.
j. Kalisher of New York, shoulder
spraincd AMI bruised about body.
). kemper. OF Buffalo. N. Y, bruised
about the body. head slightly cut and
,.ower limbs bruised.
Isaac w. Rocks, Of Hartford, Conn. ,
injured about the body.
Of the trainmon Conductor Loverin on
No. Q had his right leg badly bruised and
amputation may be necessary.
Engineer Mccoy on No. 9 was slightly
bruised about the body.
The two firemen, Haskens and Martin.
escaped with but slight injuries.
, 1889-10-17
The Loyal Legion.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l6.-At the fifth
annual meeting of the commandery-in-
chief of the military order OF the Loyal
Legion, ex President Hayes was reelected
in-chicf. A banquet was rendered Gen.
Hayes to night.
, 1889-10-17

LEBANON, Ind, Oct. ia construc-
ton train bearing section men on the
Midland railroad backed into a freight to-
day three miles east OF this place. Brake
man Moore was killed outright, Oliver
Heath and John Fitch fatally hurt, and
several others seriously injured.
, 1889-10-17
James G.. Jr. win Paw Up.

New YORK. Oct. l6. James G..
Blaine. Jr.. son of the secretary of state.
to-day confessed judgement in the su-
preme court for 1929 in favor of DR.. Full
Ter on an action brought to recover pay
ment for professional services received by
the defendants wife and child in 1888.
, 1889-10-17
Cut His Mife,s THROAT.

Troy, N, Y, Oct. l6.-At Cambridge
this morning Harley Hodge, murdered
his wife bv cutting her throat and then
threatened to cut his own throat, bat was
too cowardly to iniict more than a slight
wound. He feiens lunacy.
, 1889-10-17
Sanires Dismissed.

WASHINGTON Oct. l6.-George B.
Squires of Brooklyn, special agent of the
general land olioe. has been dismissed.
Squires was formerly private secretary to
Pension Commissioner Tanner.
, 1889-10-17

ent disappointment of a number of dele
gates.
The convention then adjourned until 10
O'clock tomorrow.
, 1889-10-17

CINCINNATI, Oct. 16.-At Careyville
tonight, Chus. Heldenreich, aged 81,
shot his wife dead and then suicided. The
tragedy is the outcome of n domestic
Quarrel
, 1889-10-17

LISBON, Oct. IG.--To-night the condi-
ton of the king of Portugal is announced
to be worse. Gangreen has set in and
the patient is delirous.
, 1889-10-17

WASHINGTON, Oct l6.-The state
men, prepared a, the interior department
in support Of the action of Secretary No
lie resembling Tanners order advancing
pensions from 81 to 81 per month in Ger
tam cases was given out TO night
, 1889-10-17
Arrested for ENLIGHTENMENT.

MINNEAPoLIs, Oct. l6.-Walter j.
Ballard, A. Dousturck and W. l.. Pierce,
officers of the Northwestern Collection,
Loan and Trust company. which assigned
two days ago, were arrested to day charged
with embezzlement by a firm of Eastern
creditors. -
, 1889-10-17

A'Oa can get for So a gerry
fair aaan's sHI at M.
Mark,S'. Call and see for.
yourself.
, 1889-10-17

document in poor Photographic condition.
, 1889-10-17

'torica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo,
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

Another important link to inter
sect the Queen and CT sent road Is
now in contemplation:
"A scheme is on fnnt to extend the
Texas, Sabine Valley and North
W. stern railway to Logansport, La-,
which is but thirty-three miles from
Carthage the present terminus 81 the
roa,l. At Logansport, La. the
Hors on, East l. West Texas con
ntc.s with the Shreveport * Hons
ton. This connection world place
the Texas. Sabine Valley Il Worth
western railway in connection with
the Queen & Crescent. A meeting
of the owners will be held IN New
Yo,k In June TO arrange for ln'ildin2
The exts. aior, aud work is eI 'ecte'
to be comm. need III time SO rs 40 bt
completed by cs'ly fail
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18
Remember such bargains as are
now on sale at HERMAN kAHN's can
not be obtained every day. Call
early and select your choice.

Rev. J.F. Patterson preached at
Rayville on Sunday morning and Sun
day evening last. We are informed
that he went for the saloon men,
dancers and almost everything else,
together with giving the RIcHLAND
BEACON and Richland News rap for
publishing descriptive accounts OF
parties, balls &c. This is a custom
Young people go to great expense
to "show off," and it would be toe
bad not to let the world know how
handsomely dressed Miss Smith wa
and so on. Had as well be out of thu
world, Brother Patterson, as to b
out of fashion,
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

Med. Collins was III town on last
Saturday.
A. w. Grubbs was in RayviIle
on Saturday of last week. lie IN
formed of the death of r. Hudson
at the residence of Willie Mann, in
the northern part of our parish,
which occurred on the Friday be-
fore.
p. w. Wright was in Rayville
on Saturday last.
Capt. E. Scott was in town on
Saturday last.
Hon. F. P. Stubs, of Monroe,
was in Rayville last Sunday.
| T. Lyles was in town on last
Saturday.
! T. II. Amery, from the lower
part of the parish was IN Rayville on
Saturday. He did not forgen to
make payment on his paper.
A. J. Wright informed us on last
Monday that he had an excellent
shower of rain OH Monday morning
h. A. Wynn was in Rayville OF
Monday last.
AN. Childrcss was in Rayvill'
on Sunday last. He is doing som'
/, work on the Archibald place.
). |. w. Choat and A. r. Hewitt
: from fifth ward, were in town Of
!. Monday. They report crops fine Il
!. that part of our parish.
Il IL. Thomson and son were il
: town OH Monday morning.
. DR.. D. II. Bell paid Girard pro
fessional Visit last Monddy.
Our young friend, Levi Gwir
q was in Rayville Sunday last.
: DR.. Baird, Of Oak Ridge, got o.
!, here OH Sunday last. The Docto
was an old school mate of DR.. Bcas
ley and they also attended medic'
college together. We are told tn;
the meeting was not only cordial b'
ID affectionate, as they actually embrace
:, y each other. If there was MOI
lie fraternal feeling with US all we wou
p p enjoy life better.
by A. I. Wright and lady were
town on last Sunday.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

81 have used one bottle of Dansby's Cotton
Patch R:,,ers and il cnred me. was down
for some time with n complicated disability
unable TO do anyhing-and had tned doctors
and other medicines but all did no good Also
my 5-year old son has been chilling com
unually for the last three years and nothing
did any good exrep, for short periods, when
they would return. He became bloated and
broken down in heal h, but your bhiers has
cured MIN, think, eriireiy. He only used
half bottle. lean recommend them to be
all that is claimed TOR them Geo. h. San
ders, Of Valley Creek Texas. Sold by Dr. j.
) Beazley. May i-lm
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18
A Sound Legal Opinion.

s. Baiol,tisy- Nunosv Esq Cou"'y htvs
CLAW 60 T-xas, says: Have used Electro
B,,,cr. ~i,h me-t ht ppy results. My hroiEer
,i.o vs.. very .rv with MsIar.al Fever AMI
Ja.ndrc, tnr was cnfrd hy fh' r'v "se o' "''s
.nedi-inr Am -a,Isiieh f.ler''r n''"i- ave"
lie tfev Fr. D. l. Wi,ra'x-"n. Of Hors"
Cave. Ky f.. aci,ls = like te-tlh."ny ssy'ne: ne
positively b~i-ves .se wouid have died' hau
il 10, been f,c Electric BItirrs.
This great remedy will ward oif. as well
nre all Msl,rint Diseases, and Tor all MI
~. Liver and Stomach Disorders stands I'M
aoualed. Price sec und i AT J. 5. Beaziey
@
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18
The New Discovery.

You have. heard your irI-i.da aui neigh
bors talking sbodt it, You may y""rsei be
one OF the many who know from personal
experience just how tood thing Is:
yon have ever tried it. you are one al H.
srsnnch friends. because the w"ndrr''l thiug
about it is, tina, when once gwen rla'. pf
Kings New Discovery ever AFTER h"''s
place in the house. u yo" have never used
it and shonld he afflicted A" nh cough c"'d
or any Throat, Lung or Ch'-r trouble, secure
bottle at once and give II a far maj. IL Is
guaranteed everv time. or money rrt"hne"
Trial bottles free al J. :. Eeazleys pru
i re.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

I, is something astonishing TO note the won
derfuI development of Texas in the past NV
wears and no less SO are the immense sales
of Cotton Patch Buffers medicine male IN
The State. Note what Mr. w. T. Todd, OF
Glade water, Texas, has TO say: IL have been
troubled four or five years with di>ordered
stomach and liver and dyspepsia and nave
used one bottle Of Dsnsby Cotton Patch Bit
ters, and can say that have been benefi'ied
more by its use than all the other MEDICINES
have ever nsel. To build up the system
no better medicine can he used Pleasant
to take and warranted by DR. Beazley.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

On Sunday morning soon, young
Mr.. Montgomery came into RayvllIe
to get burial clothes for Mr.. South
all's son who died Saturday night, IN
the Small Deadening neighborhood.
He had been having chills and moth
ing serious was thought Of it. We
advise all who have chills in their
families not to fail to break them up
soon, as the chills are followed some
times by congestion or swamp fever.
Break up with quinine and then give
Reeds tonic for awhile We deeply
sympathize with Mr.. Southall and
his excellent lady in the loss OF their
SON
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18
C. TICTIiE.

In company with Ed. I. n. Rhymes
and Stephen Faulk, Esq, we drove
to Alto on Tuesday, returning by the
wav of JAS. A. Mhoon's, where We
accepted the kind hospitality of Mr..
Mhoon and his excellent lady for
dinner, and after remaining till the
cool of the evening, we returned
home. We found Beuf river very
low and the foarding good.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

A few days ago we drove down to
the Lynn place. On the road we
noticed the crops in pretty good fix.
The corn on the place was good; the
action did not look so well. Cool
nights and the beating rains lately,
We suppose, caused the cotton to die.
Early planting of corn will pay, but
We have our doubts as to cotton.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18
HERMAN KAHN.

Mr.. Moore. the Tosi master at Bradshaw,
Va, after reading an advertisement. Of Cham
berlsih's Colo. Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme-
dy, concluded TO try . small bottle OF it. he
says: Il used il in two cases for colo and
.nree for diarrhoea with perfect satisfaction
One dose gave relief in every cuse out ole
that was q lad case Of cole and required the
second dose have handled q great deal
Of paisni medicine as agent and for my own
usr. but never tried any that gave as gooJ
results as .Chamberiain's Coiic, Cholera and
Disrrhoea Remedy" Fos sale st 25 aud 81
cents per louie b. Dr. Beaz!ey.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

I will sell you this week:
A nice Satteen finished Calico at
81 cents, worth 81
A fine Lawn, any color. at 5 cents,
worth s cents.
A beautiful Batiste Lawn at III cts.
worth Is cents per yard.
These prices are for cash only. !
mean business. Call and be con-
vinced.
HERMAN KAHN.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

The reason this advertisement is inserted
in shis paper. 10 TO tell yon la as lew words
o. possible AZ the superior merits of L {. L.
Cesssin chill cnse. Il is . pleasant, palstsbie
mixinre, warranted harmless, coaiains No
sssenic OF qninine, aud is guaranteed TO cure
fsser se.i asne. Sold and rasnnieed by
brJ Besziey, Rsyviiie, and + W Thomson
Dr.hi MiS-Im
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18
From The Golden City.

II A. Msrkwick. Golden Cry Mo..wriies:
Il have tried your c. c. c. Certain Ch'ii
Cure and find i, true 10 the name Certain
AS il cured me Of chills and fever after all
remedies failed" Warranted harmless and
30 Pheasant to the taste that any child VIII
rake it. Sold and guaranteed by DIR J. ;
R..zlev and " Thomson. mis- m
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

Straw Hatsl Straw Hats y 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., 1889-05-18

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May l3.-Jas.
Beedesmith, local editor of the Re-
publican, was shot and instantly
killed this morning by his brother-in-
law, Royal B. Sturtevant. He was
mistaken for burglar.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

PIrrsBuRG, May l3.-Mrs. Mary
E. Dickinson, mother of Susan Dick
inson, the writer, and Annie Dickin-
son. the we'll known lecturer, died at
her home in West Pittston yesterday
morning. She was over 80 years old.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

We noticed, on the Barker place OF
W. t. Ivy's, three miles this side OF
Alto. that one of the tenant houses
had been burnt down. More care
lessness of colored people. The
strangest part of it is that they did
not cremate lot OF their children IN
the house as is usually the case.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18
We Challenge

Anv man. woman or child who is affected
with Constipation, Dyspepsia. Headache or
Torpid Liver to prove that a few doses o.
simmons Liver Regulator will not relieve
ihe,n. |. never fails, and is so pure, so sure,
50 harmless thar an in ant can take II aho
never havea second spell of Collie. An ac"''
can take it. keep the bowes regular an"
s.cu,s health. mylS
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

w. 6. Scott and lady were in
Rayvillc on Sunday last.
Our Young friend, F. VI. l;inion,
of Oak Ridge, was here on Sunday
last.
Mr.. Bernard Tiichc. of New o.
leans. has been on 4 visit 10 h.
parents this wees.
/ ]. L. Nicely has been in KAyN'ie
this week d,livcrin. sewing ma
chimes.
Mrs. L. 7. Hester, of Gifard, VIZ
in Rayville last I'uc>dIv.
]. ID. Myers, Of G'rard, WAS IN
town on Tuesday las.
Mrs. NJ. p. Clayton, NJ. sam. I.
Abbott and Miss Jo,.nir Abbott, all
Of Tcxarkana, Texas, arrived here
on last Sunday, the gust, of Mr..
Walker.
Capt. w. T. Ivy and BIZ Interest
ing family returned from Tex - ON
Wcdncsday morning. Mr.. Ivy has
been quite sick, so we were informed.
The little boys look healthy.
. VIM. Stewart, of Tcnsas parish,
called on us Thursday morning. lie
and his brother came up with two
prisoners charged with burglary
2 from Tensas parish, brought here
: for safe keeping.
, Miss Mamie Eason, of More
e house parish, has been visiting
e friends at Ravvillc this week.
!, We met VIII Bradley in town on
Wednesday.
Iohn y. Hemler, VIM. \. Bough-
ton and Ernst Faulk were in town
! on Thursday, from the lower part Of
o the parish.
t The editors little Irma, aftcl
V spending two weeks IN Mt. Lebanon
returned home Thursday last.
- Ed. q. p. Miles returned from
II the Southern Baptist Convention Oh
rs Thursday.
g, % Thos. Riley, of Mississippi, &C
s companied by his daughter, came ii
n =, on the train last ednesday.
as Ri. Brown returned from Mis-
~ sis,ippi on Friday of last week. III
n went over to Raymond for feN
. days to recuperate his health. Please
to see his health improved.
" Miss Maggie Riggan, who ha
: been spending week or two Wit
g friends in Rayville, returned to he
home in Vicksburg Thursday.
Rev.G. w. Hartsfield, of Arcadi
~ was passenger on the west boun
n passenger train Wednesday, return
IL ing from the Southern Baptist Coz
" vention.
! D. r.. Mcintosh, assessor, is no.
in Rayvillc assessing taxes.
rs, Mrs. ]. w. Willis and Mrs. L.
e. Trsdale are visiting their relrtives
ly Delhi this week.
H. Mrs. c. S. Willis is visiting h
as sons family this week at Rayville.
Mrs. G. b. Brumby and her lit
daughter, Gershon, are visiting
Delhi this week.
asst Mr.. Southall came in on Thur
day. He informs us that his 81
lie had not been sick but had been pla
in ing base ball ON Saturday. He W
on 10 years old. The bereaved faith
in and mother have the consolation
sh, knowing that their son expressed
De- hope in happy future. Then III
weep not as those who have
lie hope.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18
Raid KnObbers Testify.

n. I. Sharp, Physician and Drugsts',
Wvnne. Ark. writes: have sold {. L. L,
Certain Chill Cure TO hundred. Of employees.
on the Memphis and Bald Knob Railroad and
citizen. Of Cross county. and don't know oi
failure to cure; could get as many Ger.
,;6c,,es az [ have sold bottles. Sold and
guaranteed by DR. } : Beazey, RayvilIe. and
F. w Thomson, Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18
Time Flies.

Do no, waste your time aud health IN other
.,,e. when YOU can possibly get a bottle OF
the justly celebrated REEDS chill uRE' ~ ~
i vo,,b us weigh, in gold to the afflicted. II
is fate, suro. certain. positive ana woh"r'-
fol cure for chilIs. fovers and oenene- ro'
sale by Chas Titrhe. M4-3m
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18
nr MeudeuhalI's Ague Cure.

Spec,fic for ChilIs and Fever, Remi,tcnt
In,ermi,tent. Malariai and Swamp Fever
Dumb agne, &c Cures Blliousness ann rrgu-
la,es The Stomach and Bowels. and prevents
all mal.rial diseases. Pleasant 10 take
Fif,y cents bottle, equal TO any dollar medi-
cine Sold by DR.. J. S. Bea7ley, Rayvil'e;
J w. Myrrk, Girard. a.'2'-Im
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18
Does its Own Talking.

REEDS CHILL CUBE does lis own talking
and one trial is sufficient 10 convince the most
or indeed that its large sale and popularity
are no, doe to any particular mode OF adver-
Using. but arr due alene TO the merits nj the
medicine II is perfect aniidota for all
mala,ial poisnn-cures chills quirsly. Fol
MI. Inv Cha. Ttche. N4-3m
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

NV Ladies hats are all trimmed
by that leading and fashionable MILL
merry establishment of A. Shwartz &
Son, of New Orleans, La. and will
sell them at the lowest possible figures
HERMAN KAHN.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18
Adv@eo In Mothers.

Mrs. WNsIow's SOOTHING SYRUP should always
be used when children are cutting teeth. 1t re.
lieves the little suererst once; it natural
quiet sleep, and the little herub"waLesns "bnsIt
ns a button" It is very pleasant to taste. 1t
soothes the chil, softens the gums, aays all pain,
regulates the bowels, and the best known remedy
for diarrhoea, whether arising from tee.hipg o.
other causes, Twenty-Five cents bottss
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

NUNs-NEILING in new ard prct-
ty Shades and COLoRED TARLE-
TANs at popular prices.
We send OH, samples with pleas
ure. &. TITCHE.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

A party of railroad contractors
passed through our town on Thurs
day going over the line from Wins
boro via Rayville and Oak Ridge to
Bastrop.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

Messrs. Jno. S. Summerlin, B. y.
Edwards, T. N. Rhymes and Stephen
Faulk went out on Wednesday even
ming to Creux Lake fishing. They
report a quantity of small fish in the
lake.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

A person is soldom sick, when their bowels
are regular and never WI when they are
irregular. Rear this in must and keep youT
howels regular by an ncra'ional dose of 81
Pa,ru.L's Pills. Sold by DR. Beazlry
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

GRAFTON, May ia collision
caused by a runaway horse Saturday
resulted in the death Of Miss Anna
Graham and the serious injury OF
fOur men.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

We have received note from W..
7. Insley School Superintendent, in
which he says;
1.-THE State Teachers Institute has
been set for Delhi, June Sid; to last
one week. Parish Institute, the 9TH
and last one day"
Delhi, La, April 18th, 1889.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

R,v.F. C. Islehsr. Buffalo, N Y, writes
corn on the toe is thorn in the nesh which
C. E. c. Certain Corn Cure very mercifniiy
removes. recommend il; take no other.
See shss c. c. e.. 10 hIoTn in every bottle
Sosd and guaranteed by Dr.. J. $. Besziey.
May lS-lm
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

We made a big Hit" when we
bought out a stock of PARAsoLs-
PLAIN SILK, LACE EDGE and fancy
ones-While they are with us we
offer them below the cost to manu-
facture. Come quick, they are leav-
ing like Hot Cakes.
CrJTrTIyE
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

Nearly all of our paper mail from
the east was carried through on
Wednesday and brought back on
Thursday.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

MARRIED, by Rev. J. W. Moseley,
at the residence of the brides father,
Franklin parish, Mr.. Chas. Epinette
to Miss Virginia Coats.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

Use Conesers lightning Linament Tor
sharbon. ring-booe, SPAWN, pole evil, loot
evil. ,euer Ia ne hack wounds and bruises
and Won will buy no others Sold by DIR
S. BeazIey, Rsyvile, aud +. W. Thohpton,
Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

Everybody uses compound and honey OF
,sr for coughs, colds. Group and who"aeTY
cough. II 10 the best known cough reme'y
and will cpre quicker Than any other. "a"
for our Family Tronbles'' which explains
II Spli by all druggist
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

If YOU want some Oriental Flounc-
ing. over one yard wide, at New
Orleaus prices, call at
HERMAN KAHN'S.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

Lock at our SATINEs, CHALLIEs,
HANDSOME LACEs, EMBRoIDERIEs,
and FANCY GooDs. G. TITCHE.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

The 'Richland Rifles" are still on
a "boom." and they are drilled three
times week by Capt. Goldschmidt.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

LAcEP.K.s. PLAID P. X, MAIN
SOCKS, VICTORIA LAWNS. Our
INDIA LAWNS are EXCEPTIONALLY
PRETTY. =. lille