Richland beacon., 1889-07-27
DELEI PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. Hirsch and little Leo have re-
turned to Delhi after quite an absence,
much to the delight of their many
friends.
Miss Blanche Stein is home again
after . very pleasant visit to her
Vicksbutg relatives.
Misses Irma McCord and Beulah
Baker are visiting Delhi, the guests
of Ma-Belle Petite and Miss Fronie
Reed.
Mrs. Mills yard is a lovely sight;
it being almost a bed Of Tube-roses
interspread with the delicate malmai-
son, and not few have been the re-
ciprents of her floral favors.
Our post mistress, Mrs. Watts, with
her lovely assistant Miss Maggie
Brumby dispenses the mails with
great courtesy and satisfaction.
Miss Mamie Rapp. Of Franklin
spent last week with Miss George
Irrelevant, after which Miss George
went to Franklin and remained until
Tuesday of this week, which affected
some or one of the boys quite dis
astsrously. although we believe the
damage has been about repaird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levy have a little
daughter, come to gladden. their
home.
Mrs. Crawford, mother Of Mrs. H.
J. Cason, has been quite i'll for several
days. and Mrs. Goforth is contemplate
ing trip to Beauregard, Miss.
Those dark eyes from Franklin are
again in town making glad some Of
our boys, yet the blue eyes are equally
charming to some others.
Miss Annie Herring passed through
Delhi on Monday last on her way to
Floyd. She has been in Birmingham,
Ala, for a month visiting friends. In
speaking of Miss Annie these lines
occur to us:
"A lovely being, swsetly formed and nodded
A rose with oil its sweet leaves unfolding. u
There are two very severe love
cases on the tapis now in Delhi; one
quite young couple; the other not
so young, and "they do say" that
still another couple eliminates on
Wednesday night next in the holy
bonds Of matrimony.
Mr.. Bonnie Stein is one of our best
and incest young men and never for
gets some ones birthday. He is a
son of whom his father and mothe,
are justly proud.
We hardly think the excursion to
Calhoun was much patronized thii
week. w. H. Gibson, Mr.. Richardson
and G. B. Wathen went from Delhi.
Judge H. M. Hoyt. president Of the
La, Ark. and Mo. railroad, came in
town Wednesday last. We once
thought the Judge very small mar
in stature but since he informs III
that the "Fruin Bambrick" company
commenced work Monday near Der
mott, Ark, and will continue unit
they finish the eighty miles to thi.
place. he appears as high as thu
Tower Eiffel." We welcome thu
news with delight and look upon it al
the dawn of new era that will brine
prosperity to this section of country
! Mr.. A. B. Armstrong, the popular
manager of one of the Richardson
swamp farms, was in town Monday
the living personi6cation of good
health. His much flesh and Aorrid
cheeks are attributable to good living
and constantly moving. His crop.
show he wears no gloves nor carrie,
an umbrella. Mr.. A. is one of oul
favorites, in as much as he was heard
to say that he would not take hi
years subscription for one of poo,
Peters Paragraphs.
Miss Minnie Richardson, daughte,
Of our most worthy citizen, w. B
Richardson. is visiting Her uncle. Mr.
Doc Richardson, near Millikin's Bend
We miss her sweet voics and bright
smiles and wish for her speedy re
turn.
Rev. Mr.. Armstrong will hole
divine services at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow. The Methods
church is undergoing. repairs.
! In vain dove try to catch up will
Capt. H. P. Wells in some of his bust
ness affairs; he is such . bird of pas
sage that We find it impossible to ge
a paragraph on him.
\ FRrsH PARAGRAPH.
/ ARCADIA, L.. July 22.-Captaii
o. 7. Smith, chief engineer in chsrg'