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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-07-12

Chickens are selfish, and the
weak aud strong should not be
confined 10 the same pen.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-07-12

Experienced dairymen tell US
that regularly saItlqg cows saves
much time in churning, besides
preventing a failure of milk.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-07-12
Fits CURED &C.. s g 4:

Bottle OF Medicine Free. We warrant our
remedy to cnre the worst cases, and The
only physicians who do this to prevent
your being imposed upon by men using
false names and who are not doctors. Be-
cause Others failed is no reason for not
using this medicine. Give Express and
Postofice address. It's cost. you nothing.
Address Asahel Medicine Bureau. 29l
Broadway, New York. june 81 VI.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-07-12

wRNToyT Nos 80 81 a. s. % and 81 connect daily to and rom
Sunday Rocky Mt 40 arrive
Rocky Mt
p. N.
Godonsvle % 30 and
GordOnsyie
Orange p daily and II 90 daily except
sunday
Sleeping-Car Service
sep between New York and Atlanta
Danyi.e.
Pullman between Washington and Mont
gomey, Washington and Augusta via Danvle
Trains Washington and Louisville
an Charlottesville Cincinnati
land Spes Washington
Ign ,hhurg.
Pullman Buffet between Washington ana
Orleans Lynchbug and Kennesaw Route
all onts FOR
the
J. s. B. THOMPSON, ID. p A. Alexandria, Va
SOL HAAS Manager JAS L. TAYLOR Gen Pass Agt Washington
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-07-12
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.


Postage Free TO all subscribers in Il
United States, Cansda,or Mexico.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-07-12

azure that has yet ioeii-
Mace in It's pages. It's ne
result Of four years "ofA
Of Mr.. Timothy Co.e' Toe
leading magazine engraye
Of the world, in the eai.er'c'
Of Europe, engraving ir'N
the originals the greaie''
pictures b. the Old masters
A series OF papers on Ire
land. its customs, land
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-07-12
FOUR BIG BILLS.

"a single Enclosure OF $4,000 Is
the largest amount | remember to
have been received from one per
SOD. 1t was a little sing ular that
for this large sum there was abso.
lutely nothing to show whence it
came except the pOstmark on the
envelope. e ven that may have
been misleadiD G, as it is quite pos.
slb le that the repentant sinner
sent II away from houe to be mail
ed. He was evidently very careful
to conceal his identity, as the
money was in tOnr $1,000 bills.
u pom the paper wrapped around
the money was written please
place this to the credit of Con.
sdence,' and that was all. A draft,
you know, would have furnished a
cIew that might easily have been
followed M, if we rad chosen to
pursue the matter. ] do not re-
member ever receiving conscience
money 10 any other form than cur.
Iency. They are all to smart to
send drafts or money orders.
81 remember one remittance as
small as ten cents, and that was a
funny case, too. The money was
inclosed in quite long letter, un.
signed, IN which the writer said
that when boy h g received a let
ter from a friend, the three cent
postage stamp on which had es-
capped cancellation. More in a
spirit of mischief than anything
else, he detached the stamp and
used it on his answer to the letter,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-07-12
A GREAT MAGAzINA'
= The Century for 1888

has oi n'a. O rs,
S c,nta,y owe its great circ Gu
Iationio The chri.iidn ., o" .es
once answered tins s.. W .a .as
statement that -, n' 49, g,s4
lH-- y - ...nnllcuae WINCH
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

We have received the programme
Of the Mi. Lebanon University. On
Saturday at s p. H., June 18th. ex-
b;bi,;on and concert by the primary
and preparatory schools. Sunday
devotional exercises &c. At IL a. III
Sunday Rev. G. W. Hartsfield Will
preach the commencement sermon
At SD. m. by Rev. Mr.. Penick,
Missionary and educational sermon
Monday $50 a. M, June 18th, priz'
destinations. Contest by the young
men for the Presidents medal, IL a
~. Annual address before the Liter
ary society: J. G. Moncure, 3 p. m
Annual address of the Board G
Trustees Of Mt. Lebanon Universit,
8 D. m. Exhibition and concert b
the Literary society. Tuesday 9:3
A. IN, June 18th, Prize Recitation
Contest BIZ the young ladies' for I'll
Presidents medal. IL a. m. addre'
before the Aunt and Ex-Professo
and students of the University: Re
G. NJ. Harrell, Miuden, La. Sp.
Grand Annual concert and exhibitio
Wednesday $50 a. m, June l9t
graduates essays and oratio'
Awarding prizes: Rev. G.. ". Crit
d. D., President elect of Universal
Presenting diplomas to graduate
:. President w. NJ. Reese, Phi.
Of University. II a. m. Bacclanre'
address: A. ]. Murff, Esq, Beilev'
H, Finale W. IL. Reese Ph. d
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

WILLS POINT, Texas, May }, ISIS - he
bottle uG Cotton i'atcn Dit'cfS Nj, bo"s"' ''''''
Nr.,t, Crow 4 Human loT oar little "dusH
Ter. . years Uiu. She had been III sc"c'"'
t;,,. health ana nai ueen having Gums i"'
several nfUt.tii>-ueNcr uhs>!'i- ihe'h '"'
more, tuan two weeks al a"y tthe. we ~
49,, i,,,t,,. ,,le,,,t tnr-c or ,uuI MtVA> 40 "'i'
o,.y,n 80 .lNe them as uIrrrlvd, ani size l'd'
.,.,,, ,..d ,,,,,,u!rr ,uI!i siicr. iicT drrch'c
s,.,I and .crciai hcatIn very i:,urn approved
are hIshiy P'v"',d WI" ''
po,.ias. and we. sold " pf.J ; Beatty
jane /, lti.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

FINE CoLr.-On our return from
Alto on Sunday last we were hailed
by r. c. Sartcr, who kindly offered
us some nice peaches which we ac-
cepted. On driving into the large
cate we discovered an unusually fine
colt and for the information of those
who fancy fine stock. we viii give
the petigree Of this model Of a cold,
as furnished by Mr.. Sartor. The
colt. Bolivar Alexander.' ten months
old, 49, hands high, sired by Soo'h-
saver, 1898, he BY Mambrina Pa'chen
IS: his dam by Aimont 80; LIST dam
Inv Louis L. Smith. son of Revenue
End dam Mile by Young Lexington
by Lexington 2l9s; 81 dam by New
York Black Hawk, son by l.. :. Biacl
Hawk 81; 4th dam not traced. Int
colt is a bright sorre'. II it is not
perfect form for cot we neve
saw one.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

After we had gore tn press III
6,v evening 3ist, we heard that the
store of VIM. \. Boughton, at Ked
Mouth. was burnt on Thursday night
the 30th. Mr.. Boughton informs
rs that his stock was insured Tor
$3.50 and the store house for $3.50.
We did not ascertain the full loss on
stock hut learn that lir. Bo"Ghton
oave si4O0 for The store house. Ii
! s9id 70 have been an exceiieh'
house.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

Mr.. Moore. the ros, master at Bradshaw
". ATE, reading an advertisement, OF I ham
l,.,,.ia's Collie. Cholera and Diar'hoea Rene
a, concluded TO try Q small bottle OF H. he
,.vs, Il used il in two cases Tor co'le en-"
,nrre for diarrhoea with perfect sa''s'ac''on'
One dose gave relief in every eHse out ore
,l,,, wa. a Tad case Of cole and rclnired the
...ord dose. have haudled great deal
n n.,.n, medicine as agent and for my own
No.. Inn, never tried any that gave ne goo
,..a,,s a. .Chamberlain's Colo, Cholera an,
n;,rrhoea Remedy" For sale at % and a
c.n,s per boule By Dr. J s Besz'ey.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08
-.-rr--,.-..,....-,-......:-,

On our travels 70 .ti,o and return,
we did TO: feel encouraged hv The
appearance Of The crops, hut coIisoled
ourselves that a dry May for a good
crop wear was an oil saying, and as
we have. time ana again urged our
friends. to be I've ready COR rain, for
it come,h when YOU are least expect
inr it." Plenty time Yet to make a
good crop. See that your corn ana
cotton are ready for the rain wien 1t
does come.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

|, is something astonishing 10 note The won
derfui development of Texas IN the past iSw
wears. aud 10 less are the immense sSie'
of Cotton rarch Biiiers, P ne1lcine MAZE III
the State. Note what Mr.. ". L. Todd OF
Cladewater, Texas, has TO say: Il have oefi'
,rnnbled four or five years with dlsofdefe"
stomach and liver and dyspepsia and nave
used one bouie of Dansbys Cotton Patch bh,
ters and can say that have been beneh"ed
more by its use than NIL the other nie"''a"e'
have ever used. To build up the sys'e"
no better medicine can he used. fleasa"
10 take and warranted by DIR 5 Beazley.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

Three days - = very eh't wv" :" 1870
-, ,,i case or rheumatism. hut II can
b, done. # the proper trrathr"'
,s viii he seen ~ the i"iowh. ron
Lambert. sc New Brunswlrk, lh>': We
badl, afflicted with rheumatism IN INV ny
and legs. when bought \ 5o't'e o' : nah''''-
Iain's Pam Balm. 1t cured me III '"rce "a!
am all right to-day; and woni' INSIST Ga
every one who u afflicted with mat 'e'i''''
ii..ase TO use Chamtcrain's Fam ba!m am
.,a. well NJ once For sails by Dr. J. .
Beazley.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08
The News can sreak for itself.

No, ft hut an express on OF ''e'i@''.
..AIou, \ week ago" says a Los Angeles
Gaia dnrsisf, "a chinanan came III wan Il
~. I.o,,l,Ior .o,d Lici a bottle %! Chem
,.a,,n,n-, Pain E,lm and guaranteed that II
would cure h'm. lie came AZ a-'" ''''
night, and Is >ouu ~ he got ln>l'c NE ",''
began To ~ iu2 his arms over hH hr'u ""'
an Indian club >win-er. thought lhe "'h"
ed fool had g., lut ne finally stopped zone
enough 10 say: Medicine very me-. vr'l
line. ale same make NE feel le"'y G'o'
Chamberlain, Pam Balm, Is without III
canal for ,prsins rl'eumai>n. acheS, pans
ar tame bacs For sale ~ DIR. J :. br'z'el
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

Our town was excited over crazy
man on Monday last. A white man
bv the name Of Gahan, who has been
living with Mr.. Doughtie for over a
wear. became demented and SO I'M
rnlv that he had to be brought to
hovn. Mr.. Doughtie says he has
baen the most faithful hand he ever
had. -
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

al ,,ve used one bot,le o! Dansbv tc''on
PM, B:,,er. and il cnrcd me. ! was down
Ia, sor- time with a complicated disability
enable 70 do any'ting-ant had ''ie" ,'"c"i9
and other me.lirines bn' all dih n" soo"' a's''
my 5-year old son has been eh''.i's e'n,
tnually for the last three years anu "o",'"s
did any good except for short periods when
they would return. He became bioaied ann
broken down in heath, but your oh'ers ha'
cure,l MIN. ,hink, euiireiy. he only used
half bottle lean recommend mem 20 o'
an ,l,as is claimed fnr Them "-Cro- n; san
a,.rs of Valley Creek. Trxas- Sold by VI )
: 5csz.cy.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

s,,,.cessi,, o( Su-an J Oliver Deceased.
STATE If Louisiana. Parish al Rici,iand.
BY vi,,re Of m order "i sale issued ii"H
tho bonorsble 9th District Cnnr', directed ="
-. ,d,rini<,rarnr, n advertise AMI sell
.utIcien, prupe:Iy of said succession :" pa
a.b,. and ,syes rs accordance wiib sad
o,,,er did advertise and sci, On The :ii
.,v Of February. 1850 hri made = mistake
IN oa.,ins 10, 2 s.,nar.s r Of Jones' ad'ii'i"n
10 the ,own Of 2ayville, when II ,h"nld have
been iot square +. ! row will sell "''
Friday, 26'h day OF June, 1882
To, : Scu,r. F. of Jones addition To corTee
,.s error ia last sale.
WIT oiINER.
3. Aimsri major.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

Typographical errors are common
in newspapers, but bad orahosrapns
is embarrassing. This is not the iau'''
every time, of the writer. writers
or rather correspondents make many
errors in spelling which the editor
!. expected to correct.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

Train No. 9 leaves Oakdale 523 sm, or
lives Chattanooga 9:l0 am
Train No. 10 leaves Chattanooga 5:oo Pm'
arrives O,kdale s Is pm.
Through Car Service.
sOUrHBOuND-Tnin No. l. Mann bou-
ao;r Baaet slerring Car, CINCINNATI 70 New
O,Ia,ns. Birmingham TO Shreveport and Mann
nondoi, and pvllssan Bullet SleePers C'nc'n-
na,i tn Jacksonville.
Train No. 8, Mann Boudo'r Buffet S'eeP,ns
cars Cinc;n.sii 10 New Orleans and LOUISVILLE
=, Ch.,s.nooss, Mann and Pullman S'eepefs
.C;,r;nns,i 10 Jacksonville.
6 NORrHRoUND-rsin No. 2, Mann bou-
aoir Bnffrs Sleeping cars, New Os'ssns 70
(i,cinua,i, Shreveport to Birmingham. ano
Mann and Pullman Sieepers Jacksonv'"e +"
Cincinnati.
rain No. G. Mann Boudois Buffet Sleeping
oar. New Orleans TO Cincinnati AMI Chaf'a-
,oors 20 Louisville and Mann and Pullman
S,eepers Jacksonville 10 Cineinns''.
N. A. BOrHAs, Trav. Pasa Agent
Birmingham, Alabama.
w.p. COFFEY, Agent, Rsyvi'e. La.
&c. GAUIT, D. q. EDWARDS,
C.,,1 NJ, Gen'I Pas b Tiki Ag'
CINCINNATI. U.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08
The Henson,

The rraaon mas advertisement > '"se'''"
in ,liis paper. = 10 tell YoH IN a. -" "u''.
n nossIble Of the supe'i"r merits "t = l.
Certain chin curc. !, ! pleasant. rH'a'a"e
n.ix,n!r. yvarra ,ie harmless, contains 10
,r,eni. Of Quiniuc, and j. guarantee 90 cure
f.ver AMI acur Sol| and guaranteed nv
nrI Bea2ley, Rayvili~, and + " ho"-""
n a. Nle-lm
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

That ~ M"rdeu'ha'rs Acnc Cure Is TIE
hest remedy ex',nt for the cure 81 ch''is am
fever II j. pleasant Ia take; purely Nt-e''-
b,o. will tone up the System, restore i'7' ap-
80, ord DOES not rack tie nerves axe
c,;u,re Warranted Ia give satsiaclol 'r
money refunded Price % cents, equal 70
,,.y lc,iar medicine. Sold by. DR.. y ;.
B,,z,.v. RsyyIllc; J " Nyrirf, H,af',
NJ sim
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08
Raid EEp0l,i,crS Testify.

n. 4. Sharp. fhysician aud DfnsiE''
Wynre Ark.. writes: have scld I. 1. =
Certain Chill Cure 10 hundreds Of employees,
on ,he Memphi, and Bald Knoi, Railroad "nd
ci,;zsr. Of Gloss county, AMI don't k"ow OF
a failure to cure: could -, ~ many Ger,
,is.,,as ~ have sold buules Sold an'
suara,recd ny pr ] : Bcaz'y, Rayv''lc' an"
f " Thomson, Delhi.
April 2O-lm
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08
Ee>rn the Golden City.

H.A. Markwick. Golden Cry, Mo. writes;
al have tried your c. c. c.. 'Cer'a," .n'.,
Cure, and find i, true TO the name ;.e''"'"
90. !, c,,ed me of chills and fever after al
remedies failed" Warranted harmless ana
20 pleasant 70 die tsse that anv ch''d WIZ
take il. Sold and guarsa'ec>lby Or. >. >
Re,zley and Z. w. Thomson!~I1 mls-i "
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08
Time Flies.

Do no, waste your time and health On o'''fr
o,,s. wien YOU can possibly get bottle "'
,ho ;,s,lv celebrated REED's CHILL CURE. II
= 9Th ,,s weight in =, ID TO the afflicted. II
i. fate. suro. certain positive anu
FIJI cure for chilIs. fovers ana "s.s"e
sale by Chas. Tilchc. M+-'"
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

IT,, r [svio, in IL railroad
speech at Oak RID. charged "v.,--
ont reservation tn, The city O. Mon
roe would de-eat ne AFRO ',' - - -
Noi - Ia p;otIard Vows ruhF IT,.
n nb,+ -; i ,orms e, r.por. to- the same
e4f..- The Tel4gr.ph hG~ i.a EuoTl-
edge of any %7.h aitemp. "a ia. '''
Of am lnily!do'' IN inns co., a. 49,!
kno"| l-.'t M''.',' ...,..,.. n .l.a-
no. -l ;,,.; .'' = lf.,roe ami h,.r!.eo,,a
tbe TeIerra,,h io.a. tie Bol.efia IN
demanding o. Mr.. New.." ..: :. H..
ty for his st"'r-;'i'.- .'''.'.''' !
graph
.H
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08
noes ifs Own Talking

Rvyp's CHILL Cure does its own t"'S'ns,
and ON. ,ria, is sufficient to convince me n'os'
nr,iudiced that its large sale and p"r"ia''s
are no, due to any particular mode OF "hVe''
Using. bu, are due s.-ne to the merits "' 'nu
,ned,c;n. 1, is perfect antidots Tor All
malarial po,son-cures cniils qncs'y' TOT
c.. T,che M4-3m
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

An old lady at Burke. Texas, who h'1
-, ,,o,hlsd with chronic diarrhoea Tor over
f,een years. says ,ha, Chamherlsi"'s oo'ir,
',,hoIs,. am, p,arrhoea Remedy did her more
800, ,,,n al, the other medicines she hah
80, nseJ Nj. s. J. Treadweil, the leading
,,,o,ch,,, NJ the town. vsuches for the ahoVe
,,a,emen,. For sale by DR.. J. ). Beaz'ey'
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

The largest onion we have seen
came from w. /. Hairs. 1t meas
ured in circumference ISL inches
Think of this. 1s4 inches. Who can
heat that? This was grown down on
what ia known as tue "Small Dead
ening" neighborhood. No finer coun
try in the world. 3.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08
s.e Challenge

auv man. woman OF cl,id VIC Is ah'cieo
>,un Consultation, Dyspepsia. Headache O
IUrrid Liver 10 move ""i " T." "oS1
Simmons Liver Ra-uia'of VIII h"' ''''''
tnSin. !. never la!is, an@ Is - l'iT' ~ s"'0
- harmless that au an ant cai '"Ne en-
..eyrr hdvea second sped OF tulc. An "c"'
can take II, Keep the Du"c's 'e"'"i "i''
-. ,..ai,i nyio
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

The long-looked for rain came on
Monday evening las. and although
rot good season it did . great deal
of good.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08
pa.oomber that next "Wednesday,

Remember that next Wednesday,
June 18th, is the regular meeting OF
R.F. Mcclure Lodge,F. A. NJ. Don't
fail to come brethren, we have some
important and interesting business
before the lodge. Don't forget the
dav Wednesday, June 18th.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

LAcEP.K.s, PLAID P. X, Main
SOCKS, VICTORIA Lawns. Our
INpIA LAWNS arc EXCEPTIONALLY
PRETTY. 4. AiANi'
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

Everybody uses compound anc honey w
tar 70, coughs. colds. Group and wh""p"e
cough. Il is the best known cough 'eme"y
and will cure quicker than any other o''
e., our FAM y Troubles which eip'a"'-
:, Sold by all druggist
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

NUNs-VEILING III new ard pref
,v Shades and CoLoRED IARLE-
rANs at popular prices.
We send out samples with pleas
,,.o G. TITCHE.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

Use Couesen's Lightning Linament iof
sharbon. ring-bone. SPAWN, pole evil io"'
.v;, ,.,,c, Ia ne hack wounds and bruises
and you will buv no others Sold hy pr
S. BeazIey, Rayville, and Z. W. Thompson
Oell,i
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

We made "Big Hit" when we
bought out stock of PARAsoLs-
PLA,N SILK, LACE EDGE and fancy
ones-Whilc they are with us we
offer them below the cost to manu-
facture. Come quick, they are ie'v'
ing like Hot Cakes.
"s C. TICTHE.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

R,v.F.C. Igichar, Buffalo, N r. w, wines
a corn on the toe is a thorn in the hesh VIM
C.C.C. Certain Corn Cure very 'me''a"'.
removes. ! recommend il; take no o'he'
See that {. c. &. is blo1n in every oo"'e
Sold and guaranteed by DR.. J. $. beazey
'''" '"~ May lS-lm
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby aisen 70 oil taxpayers
that he lsssing Of al properly wiil be opened
%. inspection and correction for the term OF
20 DAYS. beginning June 10Th, iSSs.
D.R. MCINTOSH,
A~sessor.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

Rev. O. P. Miles preached at this
place on last Sunday a very good
sermon: He ia improving and be-
fore long he will be one of our all st
divines.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

OuR HAIRS, for LADIES, CHrL-
pREH aud GENTs,are the @Correct
Thing" in style and we are selling
hem regardless Of cost at y their
tvnlsae.. Gskkfcrf1
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

Our printer did not miss 1t tar IN
spelling warehouse last week as the
house will be pretty we'll 'cor" by
the time they get it INTO position.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE..

A III, persons holding CLAIMS against the
u .,,'-,,,.,on OF u.r. tickeI>, Il, ceased
a.. ..creby nOt;cd 10 present i"e same 80 NV
undersigned; ot &c eIis amt N"ynic'' ''o''
neys ior approval or tcJccuon-
All pereons indebted 10 sal" s'VcP--'"" '''
notified to ,etIis same ~ the u'lets's"e" "
the attorneys.
June o,htn, 1889.
L. Y. NICKEKS,
Administrators.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

TT we have seasons from now on
,,ers IS no reason why we should
NOT make the best crop ever made II
Richland parish.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

Please don, take anyones Sord for il, On
a.. Chs,,hams Chill Tonic and sec how
,.:...l y,,, viii, lie cured s.Guaranteed.' Sold
~ s. Besziey, and p. W. Tbonp'on
Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08
THE RICHLAND BEACON.
Saturday, June 8. 1889.
Religious Directory.

The frs, Sunday in each month is the day
or he Rap,is's a, Rayville.
Rev. Mr.. Miles will preach here on the
first Sunday in each month.
The third Sunday in each month is the
day for the presbyle,ians, Rev. d. A. Camp
bell.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

Lock at our SATINEs, CHALLIEs,
u.xpsoNEE LAcEs, EMBRoIDERIEs'
and FANCY Goops. G: TIICHE.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

On Inst Saturday the Tax sales came
bff. Not a great many sHies made, a.
most Of the parties paid up before
sale day:
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08
CxEs MENTIONS

EN Z K BUT :"
the fact that when purchasers buy
bio bills of Dry Goods, Dress Goods
Shoes, Clothing and everything e.>e
a hou ,ehold needs, they buy from T.
Titche. He keeps the largest Stock
and the BEST and the CHEAPEST.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

"Never wait; unless II be TOO ia'e' nun.
Cure guaran,e ed to cure "Sk'n hf"P,,o", ;"
.n i. various forms. Sold by J. S. Beazley
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08
PERSONAL MENTION.
Nh. Geo. G. Waldi'l vas on the
triid Tuesday, gong east.

li,hc,i daughter of y. y. Chlidre>N, Of
as been spending this week in the Al
onntry with her sister. N
II. L. Binion, Of Alto, came up on Il
asst Tuesday. -
Mr.. Mayfield, from the lower .
part of the parish, was in town no
tuesday on his way to Kansas to 7
visit his son. a
Miss Joe Archibald was III KAY o
Vile last Tuesday
1T. and WILDER Lyles were IN q
town last Tuesday.
Z. 6. Renchcr was in town ON
Tuesday.
Capt. VIM. 7. Ivy and family re-
turned on Wednesday.
p. b. Uallack came in on Wcdncs-
day from Kentucky.
NIL. NIcCov and family accom-
panied bv Miss Mary llcmler were
IN Rayville Wednesday.
Dill. Bush, Of Alto, was in
town Wednesday.
Thos. Tones. IT.. has been confined .
10 HI, bed for several DAYS, but i, |
able to he out tins week.
w. II. Doucftic was in town on
Monday.
p p T,,s,;cc came in and said.
uA-ou can continue my BEACON. |
cannot well do without it,
o,- fr;erl S,;ep WAS in town
attending the meeting of the police
Jury.
". z. Lv!cs was in town on last
Tuesday.
DR.. Brumhy was in town this
week, came out to see Mrs. lIender-
son.
Mrs. Montgomery was IN Kay
WIG III -'i',
4 Oeh. Nlce C''ied OH "s -'io''''
y ia''' lie Is Enthusiastic '.''' o0','.'
. dent OF the success OF the ~ Vs. ~
u q l. D ra''ro''''
Miss Lucle Heath oheeied inc
BEACON office with her presence OF
Friday evening OF last week.
Thoe. C.. Hare came IN town OF
- SUNDAY with Mrs. Crownrich, wild
returned TO Monroe.
Ru,,or Thomas was in Ravvill
Friday of las, week.
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III o''e' " ''' ~ Wv "
Ie: Sunday last I. ]. MnnSham,
r., III
N, the New Era came over from O'o
aw land and desired to go down TO MI
" L. ~ M'''s '''''' = ~,
'i''se ~ '"' f'''0
rer ,'' ~ I,o. oo,,irr,rr
-, ,o' A1,o ;n., in time for the adioul
e -. cnnJ,r scboo,. Ual,i
'on- ''~"' Dr.. for
ale. our s,.
in '''''N =. after ,urni
been IT, .on,n.r;or over to
Fred 0"' II n1ornb,,n
Bin. o"'' D... ,oov-
iued 49, NY ' -. l.. ,,,r
.'em '''', ~ ,s ,,ooI
'sa"' 'o'.''' -
io'Ne
All the members OF ponce }
why's ,,orc !, attendance at the June n
sral, ,;ro and transacted a great deal
,eI oil ,,,nc,r nv retcre
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

uer,oo Is seldom siek. when thsit boxes'
o.. regular aud nevcf Vol ~nen MY
irregular. Bear this IN mind and .seP yos'
howsls regular ~ an oeossonei dos % o
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

Regular services of Methodist Episcopal
ChuIch, Son,h-Second Sunday in each month;
Rev J. Patterson L. {. RayvIlie Circuit.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. r. E. Nelson has orr thanks
for some nice ripe peaches. They
were of the cling kind.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

Our BARGAINS were bought for
ourC ustomers and are. sold;as bought
AT \ SACRIFICE.
C.. TITCHE.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08
Benevolent Orders.

Hsguiar communication. Of R. F. Mcclure
Lodpe No 20a, F. X A. sMa.onst second
"Wednesday IN czech mon,b-C r. baifoW,
" v ". r. Oliver. Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

P FsJour Lodge No. II, Knight. o.
PVT is II e-ts every alternative TUESDAY
might. : SummerIin, &C: T.N.Rhymes
X oi Rs >.
Richland beacon., 1889-06-08

To those who wiilvoy N IN advance
for - months !or tde bAcoN, we
viii DISCOUNT - per cent, or 81 80
instead O.! 81. Some seem to forget
the dif'reuce between paying in
alvarez an1 n The en1 q tie year.
Remember 'hat this means thai you
are to pay for one year ahead. IT,