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II. =. McGowen returned from an
up-country trip last week. He brought
with him number Of young salmon
from the ciackamas hatchery. Among
the lot was one with two well deyel.
oped heads. This double header
seems to be perfect with the exception
Of his rear end. The two portions sep
arate about half way between the
head ard the tail, and roth heads and
the forward part OF the bodies are well
developed. Mr.. MeGowen says that
these c4Fions freaks OF nature are not
uncommon at the hatchery.
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NnKrn YAklsA- 90 10. isss

NORTH lAkiSAs Dec. ~. ny,
Dir. J. Eugene Jordan. seattle. W. t.
DEAR SIR: About two months ago / was
stricken with paralysis ia the left foot.
which soon extended up right side 10 arm
anel hand could not use my r3ght foot
at ali. o. arm or hand. Your medicines
wese recommended 70 me by those who
had been gresfly benefited by yous medi-
cinfs. some ol whom had been cured of
diseases pronounced ineGrabie By all the
doctors of the old school Amongs. those
Wits strongly urged me 10 take your rnetit-
cinss was Ella Lille (now Mrs. Ggihifhl
whss was given up % die by al the doctors,
with consumption. commenced 90 take
yoaF medicine f.om the hook: and ID two
weeks could walk down town. aud now.
after seven weeks. an nearly weils can
walk and use my arm. Ny hand has not
faitr recovered lis normal condition. bu;
Is fast getting well The nuEah feeling has
lest my side asd arm. ard my friends are
gst0nlseed that a remedy sa simple saoald
work such wonders. With heartfelt
thanks 70 ynu for your wonderful Histo-
geshltie Medicines. I remain. very CRATE
failf yoBrs. . ,, MCCLELLAN.
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sEAfrlE. Dec 18th. 1888.
Twenty-seyen years ago. l had my leg
smashed by the falling OF . tree, which
Iiecessitated manipulation below the knee.
After recovery, and when IL was all healed
MP ! began to experiences severe sharp,
shooting, darling pain, in the stump. II
kept gradually growing worse. until II be-
came simply uncomfortable. consulted no
end Of doctors ON the Pacific Coast and
spine OF the most eminent doctors OF Cali
fsrnia, but they all said that II was an In
durable case: that such cases had never
been cured, and that the emily thing that
could be done was TO take medicine to
deadeu the pain They advised the use OF
chloroforrm and aeonite for wash. did
n, but 4 would only stop the pain feT half
again. could not sleep for pain. At
list, about four years ago, had 20 com
ntcRee the use OF choral. which Just
about wrecked my system. l got 50
could not eat Ny mind began to be fear
fally impaired. aud we concluded the
measure OF snperhurnan endurance of
misery had about reached a climax; in fact
for three days and nights did not close an
eye, nor did ! lave the least desire TO
sleep. Ny friends advised me as last re-
sort 10 try DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, who had
accomplished 10 our knowledge remark
able cures in our neighborhood. when all
the other doctors failed utterly. My
friends took me TO DR.. Jordan and ne sent
ME 10 Grace hospital. He ordered the His
tt'genetic medicine which began 10 take
forthwith. As he ordered the discontinue
alace OF chlnyal or any other kind OF
stimulanfs. Ii certainly locked as though
would never endure IL, and in fact my
friends thought that | would never
return home alive. No sooner did
I begin 20 take that marvellous
histogenesic medicine than commenced
10 improve, and in one week time left the
hospital as al rfght. My appetite returned.
srid the pain--fhe namelesss uueniura-
BILE pain-eeased little by little every
day. TIL IL was hardly perccptiblc 10 the
senses. feel strong and hearty, and have
received new lease of life, and more than
life. comfort am 81 years old aud have
suffered O hundred deaths in q years. How
mlach | would give IL the hIstogenetic sys-
tein had been discovered years agoi IL
sesims, however, that II was destined for
Or. Jordan 20 accomplish what ages of aocs
tors have failed to do particularly write
this for the manned. as know what thes
suiFer. Ny home and post-ofsiee address
Fidalgo Island. ". T.
WILLIAM Il. GRIFFIN.
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There j. 9 terra iHcogHifa outside Of
Africa, aad that il Labrador. The
Nascapee Indians, ~ho live ON the
table-lands Of that country, hare long
told Of an immense waterfall, 70 which
they refused to guide whites for fear
Of the vengeance of god that lived
under the fall. During the past sea-
son an Iroquois Indian. who was not a
god-fcaring savage guided an ex-
ploring party 70 the place, and they
found fall 20o0 feet high. carrying
an immense volume OF water, and un-
doubleday the greatest in the world.
Niagara Is only 1f,f feet, and the falls
Of the Yosemite and along the Column
bia are of small streams. These Lab
rador falls are on the Petchikopou
river.
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ns1rIsA Nee orh IL

0RgLLiA. Dec. 10Th, ISIS
About the 10th OF last June my son vss
taken sick with neuralgia OF the heart and
the worst form Of rheumatism He could
not move 81 all His arms we're pArnlyzed,
and we had TO move him Or hiankesa The
pain was most horrible. You could hear
him streaEa for half mile. At last through
the solicitations Of my neighbour, con.
scented to 60 to seattle snd consult Dr. yor-
dan, although bad no faith that anything
c0nld be done for one 50 near deaths coOf
when saw the doctor he said my son
would get well did not believe him. but
u vas the last thing, for had tried every
thing else ] commenced giving him the
medicine ct once and he began 10 improve
Immediately, until be gradually. gradually
gos better, and In two months was perfectly
well. and has been working q farm work
ever since, through all kinda OF weather,
We both know that DIR. Jordan saved his
life. ana want this statement published 90
every one may use his wonderful medi.
cines, which VIII cure disease Ihave seen
them used for AL kinds Of troubles, and II
faithfully taken the patient always re-
covers. We can be referred to I'm Orillia at
any time In regard to this statement.
MARGARET BURNS.
JOHN f. BURNS.
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SftRAANh , Ais. Axef -, 5.Ss.
klissst Tho auxh OF sepssraher Was taken
With severe fern of ei&rrhsra- J tried
exe;'s kue.u reEnes4y. bat without avail
Afsaf haVsag heen SsrS two weeks phyxi-
csan WAS called whe Eayv rEs ssach gower.
fas and aauseMfing rae3 csnes that The DIS
rcptiA that had had ker Years was aegrs
vzssia - Sgch deg7es that | could not
beat the slightest pressure. either ca nay
eaessg ~ s@welS. ;here being such 3 tender
aFSs Ssas even fAe weight az my cicshing
distressed nae. After Suffering meEe than
saa express fss1 nearly six weeks. | 'cea-
clselest ~ Try E9r !. ESsgene 3&r6ans -aessi
csnes. At ths end Of tAsVe asss The sore
ness aas Ezsae frnxz nsy chest ard bcwesS
and NNS ~ greatly tSacasrss thai ! e%E
ss,usrfe1ssouxay rscezessnfzS tssese neTgae
aigx MRS. C. f. HAYES
EehsraS -. g. - ard Il aew Nes}eT t.ecG-
f1F.ssfgsrtEcuS and essuxzs sas&1ss FRER. Al
ALTERS zaSwereit sssa f.1e FREE hsok *
siaBassrv - sac hts9nEears3e system.
swG&E
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WHAT fr cosr.
Conservative Estimate BASED ea
tsse Decrease Ia Earnings.

8NWA st4tEssEHfl
TIE strike has been ; easily cue 20
the Burlington, ard ataoas b il has
achieved acslariesevietovy and gained
asi The points lnr which Il cpnteBssesl
yet i IS Soahsfni whether The com.
pSny wos'a not havs heen hetter ea
- the eg,a ha1 Il maae sogse e0noes-
saoas az the beginning eg the coaiiict
Aad @eersed the sIesAts The sFSnlla
e3iue sc q ginie whea ,he company
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1.-THE editor down the street. writes
Kansas editor with whitening scorn,
should 60 TO school during the win
ter months so that the teacher can
learn him something about grammar.
We have seen bad writers before but
we never seen one who could crowd so
many grammatical erratuin into sin
gle sentence. y
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sAN raAscIsco agvIEW.


SAN FRANCISCO REVIEW.
sAS Francisco. Jan. 2s.--wf.eas--
Cargo prices at Liverpool are
lower, and the local situation IL IN svm.
patty: values largely nomius,.. a. small,
business Il doing; auotabie. 81 sai5ssti al
oEsicss: Buyer season, 81 SOL. buyer
as;il.sy-bemana ass, and moveme,.
slow. no change IN anotsfion.. ostions
nuyer sessor. sSsSe: buyer 1859, 7asxc.
o.ts-hx.rket fiat aud prices soft: choice
,ecu'. 10: No. |. u os:lower grades. sies
Hops--very dull.
Potatocs-Msrkes well supplied and
prices easy: Peerless. soa6sc; Bnrbanks.
lo(9Soc.
Buiter--sair demand al unchanged
rates.
Krgs-weak; tendency downward: C ali.
iornia ranch, zzsa3oc: store lots. 2sa2-c.
No charters reported.
NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET
New York. Jan. aa-Hops-Firm for
coffee-Options opened steady, aalo
points up and closed steady. i5feas points
above Yesterday: sales 81. 800 bags: January,
SIS IS q - 20; February, SIS 90 &c Is
March, tl5 502ts 65: May. I'll SAgi5 Is.
Spot Rio steady; fair eareees, l7isc.
cHxkf--48Wf WAX t8tI FfuUtu&s fTatt
centrifugal, ~ test. SIC: refined. mere &C
tive and steady.
Copper Feyerish. Lake, January, sis.
Lead-Ftrm ard fairly active: demestic,
81
Tsn-steady: Straits. 81 80.
fetrolenm--Qpened firm Al Ss&c. bal
closed Arm ~ sac.
Bar silver, aesssc.
CHICAGO rRonuc. MARKET.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2s.-wacnt closed arm
cash, 90 &c; Feb. asescs May, g7ixc.
corn-steady; cash, SSc: Feb. Il4 ei
May, ai Is Ice.
oats-Iirm: cash. sa'se; Feb, sa'sei
May, q 7-itc.
Rarley--Nothins doing.
fork-steady.; essh and Feb, sii 20; May
si2 TO-
Iard--steadys cash aud Feb, s. s.
May. 81 %.
cHacAsso LIVE Stuck MARKET.
Chicago. Jan. "A. - Cattle - Receipts
is0ee: slow and weaker and shade low
err, steers. 81 eosas 80, stucketx and feeders
s. ,aas ~: Texas cattle, 81 sssa9 10
Hogs--Reeeipts fN,m3 weak and II
lever. mixed, 81 S0af -. heavy. 81 s5ta
So light. 81 szssE5 o. :.
Seeep-Reeelpss, 1000. irregular; IA
iives, sStta 40.
EIskKfooL GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. Jan -. ~ Wheat. weak
demand poor holders offer freely; Cali
foruia No. l, IS I'd per GENITAL red Western
spring, j. iod per GENITAL; red Western win
ter, - ell.
cern-Qale, and s,esdy. demand fair
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Good Counsel 50 GirIs.

Try To get acquainted silh the man
you propose 10 wei. As You get more
acquainted, try to get Whit cot his
breath. Sec that he Is temperate. IL
You find that he loves the flowing
bowl. and that his hot breath, as il
courses through his clenched teeth,
scorohes the cotton in your ears, draw
yourself up 20 your fun height, crack
your heels twice in succession. aud 20
away
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! have suffered six years with sci
attic rheumatism, al times being 80
could scarcely move without suffering
severe pain. In that time / have been
treated by ut least half dozen physicians
without any perceptibie benefit. After
four weeks treatment by Dr. Jordan, am
better than I have been in six years, and
consider myself nearly wei. / have suf-
fered from childhood with sick and nes-
sous headaches. have had treatment from
several physicians, and taken no small
amount OF patent medicine. Have been
benefited more In one week with DIR. Eu-
gene Jordan's Histogeuetic treatment than
with all the rest combined.
cannot End words 20 express my graft
Jude, and would that all wsss. are sick and
suffering might try the same treatment and
pc made VET. MRS. J. II. BURNHAM
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social obligations.

Induigent Papa-"Why, my dear.
ven lad a party last month. How often
DO you wish TO entertain your
friendsg"
Shs--.This one Is mot 10 entertain
my friends, papa. but to snub my
enemies.
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rELEGRAPHIc MARKETS.
new rosx STOCK REVIEW.

NEW Yosx, Jxn. M.-The stock market
was still less active to-day, and dealings
were even more than usual af late devoid
OF special features. Rock Island and Ct.
Paul preferred were the only stocks I'm
which there was any marked impression
made by the bears, each losing over l
point, alfhsHgk both recovered handsome
II toward the close. The close was dull
but frm. Most OF TIE list were siightly
higher, bat In no case 10 the fiuai change
for more than fraction.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
ExCHAx0E AND sEcuRTr.ss.
NEW YoRK. Jan. -. Money on call. easy
1t 2 Prime mercantile paper, A154z.
Sterling exchange, firm. co days. ~ -:
demand. ~ 50.
~ tregist'd -. 1z7lz 9xs coupons. .ioe
Z tcoupon.s.,, IT, Pacific es..........i 10
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SWIFT'S SPECIFIC
Is entireiy xeSesaoss. PREPARATION cs'ss'
fatu;us ri, Mercury Potash Arsenic. or tlsgr
.-,--1 - -.
psAsohoNs Satesas> -
-
..,,
2t.S+ tasesi aaiaStreas Ss e-ssss OK 5s&lnes%sN
ma so. SGaessr OF The Ska. thousands cf e-<sxs.
-. ,.....s, .s.x... - s.~s,. fsss,-..a-
"a - AsRAs..'s se,N "a 1.ss''ss Ns''s 800
aad hEndTcSis 81 thousands of eases Ok ssseFul.
MIA H.s.esf psss.ss. as,d Bts,..f THsns
ss,.s~r.S Ss,r,-rstfs
H4x rsnevxsI fhs,srsau.fs II sssss-s OF Nssr4~s-
=, ,,s-,.. ,s,.. 49,. -, .,,s,~., =
fiaa tc<s'hAnk. ssSesssnsssSAtss sa stsAness "A
the J6iats.
ru.~... rsx x..s- ,ss- s,..s..s
early part 81 the pFSsss at year, bad case 81
i ,siassd ssssan splsssFs1 nIsaa me. ! e''gsas
10 .ias i fssei srTsliv is,rrnsssi- i am ssf.s
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70 fSke s rnafssf rs fits EszzssisesS Segsre
ARD. 1sys wFsigags fS3Ess,fsa8r - GHE-
ssa hefs4szsaeEss II ths SEATTLE HtS5.
skSc Vts5&-Eks& Gss and xycsslnE sss-
q, - snS.s5. fDisa Gssk EaenE sfreet. g.
a rex i swr
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The American ship Garoadelef sails to.
day With siee tons OF BLACK diamond eosl
TOE San Francisco
The sieemshlr All win leave fes San
francisco TO-DAY. with i0'a tons Of Oregon
Improvement S0snt a1yss coal.
The steamship Willamette is due from
Portland To day. she viii lead 0rVgon I'm.
pFoFetncnt Com pany Goa for Portland.
roRr rowNsKNll. Jan - ~Arrlvetl~Schr
HHeneme.
po&r eAmnsK. Jan. ss.--ssilee-
James heSton.
foEF Angeles. Jan. sa.--gsiv weather
an1 calm
SAY FaANrgsgo. Jan. a4-Argixess- -
SIR willssaSite VALLEY. Taauius bmv: str
AtRg0, Coos hay. Cse2re3-st Malta
Nal.e, Victoria. ssilcd--Ssr Julia II. Ray
Cons hsx. str Slvua!. hogf Tasascnsi
anaSe lzFsen. Tarusaa
Asl.sege SE.--A rriSssi--Nm. 4 Camp
bell, fsGla Massiyyille
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ANDERSON, BERTRAND : CO.
Csv1 AID Mining Engineers aiad
H~auxhsx1neu

nAuEo4D. gGsiStt, MATER Woslssss,
Il f9gpuzr4aAlezl. hFsslSes sewer4Es and
tIralaasss sssgfat~svfGsg gavea SEssciAs sEttzs
tsssn. City property " lAncs SnfseS 90
szbily5stesa- Mas and r4s& faAslik3l aF@N
i,srx, e.s9~x~x M sad biEe pEi7stk specially.
Tssssf,ssli2 ns&xs sad mats e5'Eays on band
gorvns Vi ans 20. YeS5ef-L3sry block. ssass-
tln VT
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Troastse oa E2coI aad skia Dsseascs masis1
frcc. Tsfs sxzET SEzcg1c c.. Drawer 5,
Atlanta. Ga. New YORK. - ErsA1wsT
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ia. HElsid Ft7lsEs9u hs1A Ezlsu 9H37se
swIrr's SPECIFIC

Has Feneved thousands II eases OF Mer.zs-
rial Poisoning. Rheumatism and Stiffness Of
the J6lnts.
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Is entirely a veSetah,. preparation csssi,
tanning no Mercury. Potash. Arsenic. OF sthsr
poisonous susseas@ -
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16

On Monday night last, John W.
Willis, Esq, informs us that he came
out from Tallulah GA the freight
train and that there were nine car
loads of stock and. implements for
the Houston, Central Arkansas and
Northern Railroad, now being con-
s'ructed between Monr, and Fine
Bluff. They seem to mean business
on that road. Who wants some land
on or near that line in Ouachita
parish? We will sell sone cheap.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16

Several years ago Chamberlain Co, of
Des MONIES, Iowa, uonmenced the manu-
fsc,ure Of cough remedy, believing it to be
the most prompt and reliable preparation yet
produced Tor coughs, colds and Group, that
the public appreciate true merit, aud IA time
It was certain to become popular. Their
most sanguine hopes have teen more than
realized. Over three hundred thousand bot
tie. of Chamberlain Cough Remedy are W
sold each year, aad il is recognized II. 1.-The
best made wherever il is known. 1t will
cure d severe cold IN less time than any Other
treatment. For sale by DR.. Beazlty. d<9-lm
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16

Blood troubles will lie more difficult TO era
on accoun, Of our heavy nalaIial atmosphers
last fall: bur read what Mr.. W. S. Frost, Of
Legeer,. Texas, says: when sp'iug set in
aud commenced farming. my work sas
very irksome; my blood was very bad my
liver reused 10 act regularly. end just As |
was did not feel like work st'ali. | took q
bottle OF Dan,by's Cotton Patch Bitcrs and
am now entirely well. heartily recommeod
them TO all who are suffering with any Of the
complaints il is claimed they will cure" u
your system needs touins uP, Try bottle. All
warranted. For sale 10y DR. J Beazley.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16
Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have. in fact you
,nust have it, to fully enjoy life. Thousands
aresearching for it daiv, and mourning be-
cause they fud il not Thousands upon
thousands Of dollars are spent annually ny
our people in the hope that they may attain
this boon. And yet il may he had by all.
We guarantee that Electric Birers, If used
according to directions and the use persisted
i'm will bring you Guod Digestion and ous'
the demon Dyspepsia and install instead
Eupepsy We recommend Electric Biiiers
for dyspepsia ard all diseases Of Liver
Ssomache and Kidneys. Sold at 55c. and
81 per bottle by J. S. Beazlry's Druid store
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16

The following ir,In the pen of Mr.. l.. z
Bartvell. editor OF The Mari Qownl tjlor,
will We believe be of interest to nary Of
our readers tie says: 1t .. win piessnr'
that CERTIFY 10 tie real meTit- Of Chamber
lsin's Cough Remedy. have used !, in my
family for years anl have always found y
most excellent. and especially for c"'I-
Group and sore throat. IL is safe and eec-
tive" For sale bs DR. J :. Be1z'ey'
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16

The following attorneys have been
attending court this week: Rob't
Milestone, the two Todd brothers
and Mr.. Leavel, from Morehouse ;
Col Benton, Jno. s. Boatner and L.
G Hudson, of Monroe; David Todd,
of New Orleans; Capt. Fl. 2 Wslls,
of Delhi; Mr. Murphy, OF WinnsbcrC ;
Hon. T.. c. Montgomery, Of Tsllula' ;
Mr.. Bernard 1i.che, Of New Orleans,
and cur local bar.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16

Who wants to buy a good place
away from town? We have some
lands in different parts Of the parish
that we would sell cheap. We will
take, all cash, the price fixed by tie
Police Jury Oh our woodlands.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16

Il have used st Parr,ck's Pills" says Mr.
J. Reyr"Ids, Of Nayiield Ky, land pro-
nounce them superior TO any have ever he
tore used. do not hesitate to rec"mmen
Them, knowing them to be reliable" They
are thorough, yet gentle in their action an
leave the system in splendid condition. Is
csiIiar,ic or for disorders of the liver. S.
Pe,rick's Pill. have no equal. For sale by
DR. J. 5. Bcazlry.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16
N. A. DAUPHiN,
New Orleans, La.
Address Registered Letters to
new ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La,

REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR is
the Price of the .males, part or fraction of a
our name offered at less price. is either a
counterfeit or a swtndle.
"REMEMBER. a,so. that the payment OF
Prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR Ma
TIoyAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the Tick,
els are signed 10y the President of an lnst,iu-
ton whose chartered rights are recognized il
the highest Courts; therefore. beware Of al
limitations and anonymous schemes j5-1Y
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16

Our grand jury, after getting
through with the business before
them, were discharged on Friday
evening OF last week. This is right
and proper. 1t is a great saving to
our parish.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16

The committee Of invitation have
our thanks for an invitation to the
editor and family TO attend the Com
plimentary Ball given by the Eureka
Lodge No. lax. Of p. of Delhi, which
comes of at Delhi on the 10Th. II
We don't 60 to Ruston we will try to
60 to Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16

To those who will pay all in advance
for IL months for the BEACON, we
will discount rs per cent, or 81 so
instead Of 80. Some seem to forget
the difference between paying in
advance and at the end of the year.
Remember that this means that you
are to pay for one year ahead. If.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16

Incorporated by the Legislature in 1865 for
Educational and Charitable purposes, and lts
franchise male pari of the present State
Constitution, m 1879, by an OVERWHELMING
POPULAR VOTE.
lis GRAND EXTRAORElNAR DRAW.
INGS take place Semi Annually. (Jnre and
Decembrr), AID its GRAND SINGLE NUN.
Der DRAWINGS take place on each of the
other ,.n months in the yeLr,and are all drawn
in paLlc. al the Academy Of Muse, New Or
leans, la.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16

Madame RevAre's Female Psi. for women
a,rer }1ils to aioaYs give speedy end certain
Tei:sl Satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
turned. Sent by mail. securely sealed, IL
pain wrapper tor One DoiIar: three boxr,
Tor Ttro DoI'drS. Particulars in letter for
urceu'> IN postage stamps. Address ~
Mrs. F.. REVERE, box 2S3, jersey City. n. J
lan2l-ly-3p
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16

W. y. WALTON. Of Springfield, Tenn, says:
al have been suffering with Neuralgia in my
fsca and head Oh and on for three years.
purchased box Of Dr.. Tsnner's Intsliible
keusslgia Cure end soos eight Of the pills. I
have not fels any Symphonic Of Neuralgia
since Il gives mo pleasure 10 recommend
Z" Sold BY all druggisss. mn2>lm.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16

The jury this week is good one
The colored man who killed another
at Alto some time ago, over a game
of dice, was convicted of murder
without any qualification.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16
THE RICHLAND BEACON.
Saturday, February l6. 1889.
Religious Directory.

The first Snaday in each month is the DAY
f,r HE Bsp'isr- h, RaySiiie.
Rev. Mr.. Mites will preach here on the
fl,.t Sunday ~ each inouih
Tie third SUNDAY in each month is the
day io' the prcsby'er.ans, Rev. ID. A. Camp
belt
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16

Thos. Jones, ST., paid for year $
subscription saying he took the
BEACON from the first number and
intended taking it till tho last.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16

As we came along Saturday quite
an animated conversation was going
Oh in regard 10 the Sullivan-Killran
set-to. Some were for Killran and
some for Sullivan.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16

Mr. F.. A. ireland, Of Rreen, Phillips Il Co.
Nashville, Tenn, says: Il was afflicted
with Plies Tor twenty years. and tried every
remedy offered the; finally used the Ethiopian
Pile Ointment. Il gave me instant relief, and
has effected a permant cure" Sold 10y all
pr.ggist. iun2>im.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DISSOLUTION.

The Commercial partnership between Nv;
Il B,nion is this day dissolved by mutual con-
seut md r. l.. Binion will iiqu,da;e tie bus
mess.
Alto. La, F,'by 18th, 1889.
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X l.. BlNlON.