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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-10
President strong.

Boston, June ll.-President Strong OF
the A., L. d 5. f. goes west this week, in
accordance with the understanding ar
rived at at the recent annual meeting in
Topeka, to take active supervision OF the
affairs OF the company. He takes with
him the best wishes both personally and
officially OF large circle OF eastern friends.
His headquarters will be in Chicago.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-10

The vocal organs are strengthened by
the use OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Clergy
men, lawyers, singers, actors, and public
speakers find this preparation the most
effective remedy for irritation and weak
ness OF the throat and lungs and for all
affections Of the vocal organs. ...
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-10
Heavy Rain and Hail.

KANSAS CITY, June l0.-Dispatches to
the Journal report that severe wind,
rain and hail storm passed over a large
portion OF western Missouri Saturday
afternoon, doing considerable damage to
crops and buildings. Near Warrensberg 4
church was blown down and two persons
dangerously injured.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-10
He Called the Turn.

New York, June l0.-Frank Steven
son, representing Jake Kilrain, and Char
lie johnson, acting for John 5. Sullivan,
met Saturday night i'll Brooklyn and
tossed silver half dollar to decide which
of the pugilists should have the selection
of the battle ground. Kilrain's side
"called the turn" OH heads. Stevenson
has ten days in which to make public his
decision
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-10

At the request OF the people of Golden
Gov. Prince has been striving to bave the
postoffice re-established there, and the
New MExIcAN's south end readers will be
pleased to know that the thing has been
accomplished. Mr.. Frank L. Frazie has
been named as postmaster at Golden.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-10

the disastrous fire OF Seattle, and suq-
gested that these collections be immedi-'
ately forwarded tC a central committee
consisting OF ex-President Cleveland and
Jay Gould, for transmission to the appro-
pirate authorities of Washington terri
tory
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-10
The Weldon Extradition Eli.

, OTTAWA, Ont. June lot was stated
in some quarters that the Weldon extra
dition will bill be retroactive, it being held
that the legislation is of an amendatory
enlarging the scope Of ottenses
under the Ashburton treaty. The courts
will have to decide the question.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-10

HARRISBURG, June S.-Gov. Beaver
asked Gov. Hill to join him in procla-
nation to the people of New York and
Pennsylvania inviting them to make
special contribution through the churches
Tomorrow for the relief Of the sufferers by
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-10
To City Subscribers,

On and after this date, Mr.. H. 0. Ladd
will have full charge of the city circulation
Of this paper, and all accounts must be
paid 10 him hereafter. New Mexico Print
ing Company.
June lU, 1889.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-10
An Editors Trip.

CHICAGO, June 10.-Hon. Jos. Medill,
editor of the Tribune, will sail from Ne"
York next Wednesday, and remain few
months in Europe.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02
DRIFTS FROM DELHI.

The digIified and handsome Nil.
Ehme Ains"n, has beer, for thu pasr
week, entertaining her b, auiiful auc
accomplished cousin, Miss Aunt
smith, dau,: l,;-r of Mrs. john W
James, Of Vmkshurg. Tna boys ar
narpy when Miss Annie comes over
We met our old friend, L. j. La, d
rom West Carroll, gu the str. cts C.,
iuesdn,. He is III bud health, la
We are glad to learn that he is s!owl,
Improving.
Capt. Wells returned on Tuesda
Eom RI. Vile. where lie had been
Circuit Court.
Mr. j. 81. N. Allen returned FROM
New Orleans Tuesday lookins ~,
happy AMI fresh as u new blown
Grneral Jarquemiuot.
Mr., ". J. Station, Of Texas, is again
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02

AS announced last week, the time
was too short to attempt to give any
thing like a correct description of the
splendid ball given by the gallant
young men of our town.
On the evening preceding the CON-
plimentary ball, a splendid band came
in from Vicksburg and serenaded the
citizens of Rayville on Wednesday
n ght. All day Thursday the young
men of our town, who know no such
thing as failure, were seen moving
around brisbly.
They certainly deserve credit for
their determination, despite the in
clemency Of the weather, made the
occasion grand success. We were
both amazed and surprised on enter
ing the hall to find SO many gallant
young men and pretty girls present.
Some of our matrens were there,
among whom we noticed rs. Toler.
Mrs. Carter and RS. Nunnery.
AN. Childress was acting as door
keeper, and well did he do his duty.
We will, for our part, give a list of
the names of the gallant young men:
Monroe-Henry Endom.
Oak Ridge. E. Nettles, VIM.
Congo, P. ]. Larkin, Jno. , cClellon,
Hr. Frisby, Rorman Dorsey, Frank
Gardner, Ross Randle, Robt Reese
and Dewitt Reese.
Delhi-Chas. Wathen, Frank ,,iles.
VIM. lies, Ben. Stein, Eugene Scott
and DR.. A. I Evans.
Waverly-W. 7. Gentry.
Last but not least, Rayville-H. /
Kahn, II. W. Jones, j. w. Summerlin
). G. Spencer, Dr.. D. II. Bell, E. c.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02

The Franklin Sua gives ali account
Of a killing that took place near Cor
dill's Landing. H. 81. Carroll was
drinking and provoked a difficulty
With j. NJ. Patterson, a late conner
fom Arkansas. Mr.. Patterson en-
Geavored to avoid Carroll who was
drinking; Carroll persisted in pursu-
ing Patterson who after having re-
treated $50 yards stopped Carroll
came UP and struck Patterson who
returned the blow with stick he had
picked up in his flight. Carroll turned
walked few STEPS, falls and died in
three hours. Patterson at once gave
himself up. The Coroner's jury rem
dered the following verdict:
"A Coroner's Inquest was held on
Wednesday and verdict rendered to
the effect that Patterson had killed
Carroll in self defence"
Has a cororer's iury The right to say
whether killing Is jns:iiable or not?
This IS a question We have often heard
discussed. What is the object of an
Inquisition ? AS we understand It'll is
to preserve the evidence, determine
cause Of death and hold accused par
ties for commitment; not to say it was
or was not excusable homocide. That
IL matter for the Court of enquiry TO
determine after hearing the testimony.
Il cononers jury has no right to
delegate to itself the duty of court
enquiry. grand jury, petit jury and
Judge.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02
He is Enthusiastic.

| ,ia'' h"z D'no-rar
Gen Rice of the \ O&F SRI Co
has returned to Fort Scott for short
visit, and was interviewed by repor-
ter, and the following is the result:
Gen Rice returned Yesterday
morning from his visit to the South.
and a Monitor reporter. being anxious
to ascertain something of the state of
affairs down there, made some peril
nent inquiries. We found the General
enthusiastic as to the prospect OF his
great enterprise, the New Orleans,
Natchez 4 Fort Scott Railroad. The
engineers are at work and will have
the section from Natchez to the V S
& ? Railroad, surveyed and located
on or before February LIST. The Cen
eral is now sanguine that actual con-
strnction will begin upon this road
during the month of February and
prosecuted with vigor to completion"
On Wepnesday last the editor of the
BEACON, armed with bundle of late
newspapers, rode down to see where
the preliminary surveying party of
the New Orleans, n g. Fl Scott Rail
road were at work and IS we were
passing out at the south end of the
lane beyond the Nelson Steam gin we
discovered, to our left, In cotton
field, party of men,. Dismounting
we approached the party. consisting
of nine persons, FIVE white and four
colored: Engineer c. W. Babbett was
citing though the instrument. We
also met engineer C. Vim Roehrig.
who took the lead when r. Babbett
returned to Alto for their mail. We
conducted them to the quarter section
corner between 26 & So where they
took course north with a variation of
6 so, into the Nelson Bend, intending
to strike BGuf River opposite the
Myrick gin house. They were only
about half nile to the west of tie di-
rect line from Winnsboro to Bastrop. |
As soon the water recedes sufficiently, !
the engineers informed us,they will ex-
tend preliminary line from Wins
boro to Monroe; and that they may
return to Natchez and work on the
other end till the water recedes.
We had the pleasure of meeting one
Of the men who came through here
some time ago on horse back, pros
pecting for railroad.
Of course this is only-a preliminary
survey and the location of the road
may be mile or more to the right or
eft. 1t seems strange to us they fail
% run by Oak Ridge and that. fine
country between there and Bastrop.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02

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ruI ,"n!a''im. na", 1T + s.: p"H
had aa\'nlnt 10 - va: p"hj'g .'."
down arI". We vi .a"s' a."i. PIT
aS au-cam 'o'a r'n'g.
A. ,r arc I.'Gjyn .,,.r * 4
ou,sc,f lal.Ic / At ,lr rs; ;.;... ...
W. nnha,i "A iu,ly as,.rr i.u il
one Of tie h"s:. If Ia, ;.,r E,>t K >,
Office in Mort L,lis;a,. Ia. I'm I
aud dis,ili.d lis. W,f.. VITA H.,
bpantifuI aud p!ea.alt as,is,u,,,
Misses Saiiie and Magic Bru,ni,,
are always read, to s,1vr ,ou. ao,,
when vpu have r,r-iv,.j ,nur IN /
nne loves 10 I'm or viii, the desire I.
absorb some oi the RAYS If sunsAi...
liza; raiia'r fr,m the presr,rr -,
he liar,,y trio.
Ths ENTERTAINMENT given at a.,
nalI on Taes.l., nud Wedn.sl,,
nights Ivy PREF. s>or l., wi, w4s ;.
ruun,.l.i. surc.s.. ,;,I u iii, ,,i.,..
ID. nj! whn attend, 4, HIS ,foru,,,.,,
.s IA .:ealufIi,i created il,,use NJ. r.
nen,.
Ne noticed on W,,;,. even.
jig ,!"ssrs. Hun: AID Lin !ss.. M.
computed hr s.vt raj o,h., S,r,l
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02

A 10 FAYS.
PEARL

On the 23rd inst about 7:3O clock
P. NJ. this reporter arrived at the
beautiful country home of Mrs. T. A.
Mangham, about four miles from town.
to attend the marriage of Mr.. R. L..
Binion and Miss Carrie Mangham.
The night was dark and rainy, but
quite number had braced the wealth
er and were there for the same enjoy
ment. There seemed to be some
excitement as to how many couples
were to be married, but it was soon
known that Mr.. Hallack and Miss
Halle Alexander were playing Joke
He had obtained license and had let
it be known, l suppose for joke, and
to make a certain young man fee,
bad.
At s o'clock the bridal party was
ushered into the parlor, while rs.
Ivy played one of Beethoven s"
grand marches. n. w H. Hallack
and iss Halle Alexander, r. W.
n Traylor and iss Hattie angham
were the attendants. Groom and
groomsmen in black with white ties.
Bride in white satin and orange
blossoms; ISIS Hattie angham,
cream satin and lace; ! ISIS Halle
Alexander in white and lace.
On entering the door the music
ceased and all was silent, when Rev.
0. P. lies commenced to speak of
marriage, its relation and sacred ties.
then to the ceremony; in a few seconds
two hearts were made one. Then we
were marched out to the table where
the grand wedding feast was spread
1t is needless for MS to try to do ius-
tice to this, but will pass it by, by
saying it was a grand feast indeed.
There was a reception given them on
the Oath at Airs. Willie Landers'
On the 25th the bride and groom
came to their beautiful home at Alto.
which was furnished with everything
that heart could wish. So what more
could they wish to make life happv
As they now sail upon its waters,
there is not a ripple upon its bosom.
r. Binion is well known as a suc-
cessful young merchant, and ISIS
Carrie is one of Richards fairest
queens.
'ay their.life be one of happiness
Who will be the next?.
The surveyors of the Fort Scott and
Railroad are camped about Q
miles east of town at r. William
Hemlers. This survey will cross the
river about r. yrlck's: No effort
s being made to bring the road by
Dur village.
ALTO REPORTER.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02
GIRARD D2IFTTCOD.

Mr.. Charlie Eunge is the name Of
the handsome 20 ng dep,, agent herr.
He is a newco ner. May his stay b.
pleasant among US.
Miss Annie Malv NY sweet,
amiabi young lady, of Jackson Miss
is visiting relatives in oar town, AMI
is now the guest Of Mrs L. +. Hester
Mrs. G. A. Wilmington, a cultured
Idly of Byram, Miss. is visiting the
frnily of W D. Wilmington, e
m les west of here
Mr.. Mosely, the talantcd Pre:hy
terian minister of Delhi, arrived here
Wednesday evening on route for Oak
Ridge, where he goes to preach on e
q month. Soon after h. arrival here.
he rain bean to pour in torrents
and impeGei bis progress for several
days, during Which tine he was held
4 willing captive IN the peasant hon
Of Mr.. He~t.r.
We miss from our little circle the
cheerful presence Of our friend, Mrs.
Damins, who is visiting relatives at
Oak Ridge
Madame Rnmor whispers that we
are soon to hear the pleasant chimes
OF marriage bells in cur co nmuni y.
Mr. McCaskill, the recent purchaser
of the Thompson estate, returned from
his old home, in Ala, few evenings
since, bringing with him large squad
Of hands, for the purpose of cultivat
ing his plantation.
We were pleased to note the familiar
face of our former fellow citizen, Mr..
+. n. McCorkle, among those of other
visitors last week. Mr.. Neal is quite
favorite and We extend him a wei
come any time he chooses to come.
Mr.. j. r. Brown. who resigned his
position as Railroad agent some time
ago, is now engaged in the mercantile
business. Mr. Brown is ".>ha,yr"
business man, and very successful
one.
Miss Eva Beauchaump is spending
"a few days with her friends, the
Misses Brashear.
"ptNSV"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02

A dispatch from Floyd, La, of the
10th inst, says: "A few DAYS since a
resident of this parish, Mr.. Ed. Corlev
was coming through Bayou Macon
swamp in his wagon from Lake Provi-
dence, La. when he saw two old
bucks fastened together by the horns
They bad been fighting. He killed
them both W tn his AK. One weighed
1876 pounds and the other weighed
1853 'pounds.-Echo.
The above is pretty good one; but
as it is most too early for much fishing
and too cold for snakes. we will pass
it arrourd.-Caldwell Waterman.
One OF our neighhors informed us
some time ago, that he found, a few
miles south of Rayviile, the horns of
two deer with hornslocked together.
Had pot in that fix and died.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02
"PlNSY.

Eos. +. O.iy.i Was lnlru in Elem.
ing cuu ~, X :. Was ah. ut 6J ,.ars
oil. He did Jarniry 2Si, 1882,
vas Il + sI,l"n' Of tbs STAT. ami sec
ii ~ fer over SO AR. He leaves -
son, Freeman, u resilient of NJ q
h"',se parish. H. msr leaves ;.
wid"w-hryiny married his seroi d
Aife lusl April III Etst B,tnn Rouge
parish, where he died, Is miles from
nat city.
MI. Oliver MAS a man of roo.l aud
''"i'le inl n's' :, quiet and peace al.
r;'lzrr. A nrn,brr Of The Blp;isi
G. urch; n faithful inason, and witlal
I Croi man.
May he rest in peace.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02

.N"'f Is frrrpw IT, yGrp. rn,,Ih-rs IS.
p ci" "nfny the wini-r months ax i, /.
Then most prevalent u can aI~s,. H.. me-
vr"''' u Pf'p.rIy TREATED as .ann n. thu H..
symptoms arf.-ar H".,,-n-s. IL il,- h,.r
-P"if"" Tins ~ so" follow ed ~ y p,rn iar
ron II c'ugh u Cham rrla,n'- C.m.b Rem.
'"y ~ lice given n soon as rh-s. syu. p- ~.
appear It ~i'i invariably rr v-ni the All .cr.
iher- IL n" danger ~ wing The -rme ~. ~.
u CONTAINS u" injurious substance. For .ale
BY d.. BeazIsy. do9.Im
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02
LETEE NEH'S.

Hon. II. P.Wells, the cti;cien' Pres
ident Of tie Tensas Basin Levee
Board, informad MS. on Monday last
that the Falton Levee had. been fin
ished. This Leyce is in what is known
"a the Basin and prevents water from
coming into the basin in the State of
Arkansas. This is good news to our
readers.
We copy the following from the
Arkansa; Journal:
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02
SUCCESSION sac.
Succr ssinn "f s. . O,vrr. deceased
State ri Louisiana. Par,-h q, Rch,snd

Succr ssinn "f s. O,ver. deceased
state nj Louisiana. Par,-h OF R;cbl,nd
Nv virtue 81 ~. 'ti-r 81 .ai. ,.,uet from
The II mr4i'i- 9Th Di-r.ic, Cnnr, aurrr-., ..
~" ~ 'niuI-'raiur m ,tiv-rii>r and sell -,il
''rit property Il -ahi uc..,.sr u to t,ay dom,
f''' i"xe- ~ acc,rdsuc- WINK .sm order
will. on
Wednesday, February 18th. 1859.
~hh'n the legal hours nf sale. otf.r nj ii,
east door 81 u. Cont hn,-- IN rl,. town q.
kayviI", La. 1T not l->s than the n, p,si.,.
"a NE tdo" my property, situated IN H.,
Pari>' at Ri itia,h. La t-un:
r. DIN r. / "r'rn 10 TIT Mr. .a,,
Lot sl"a'e r. 'onr.' a.iiirnn: LIT, q. 1 am,
= >8r ALTO obs aud ~ Sqr L. ii The tow :.
ri Ray,nir. Ia .u',l-. To- ~ lease an lot. ,
a"i IL f"r NJ and lot, 3 aud " ! at l..
l i"r III" Mi 1859
Terms Vi Sale ash nn ib- spo,
"M. I. OLIVER,
AdnInisirat
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02
PlRSCNAL hLfiIION.

Sol Never, Of the iopu'ar fra. ol
:. NJ. er. If Monroe, 1t, WIS in cul
own on Saturday.
El'lie justice was lis R,,vile lusi
saturday.
Our friend J. L. Spencer, from.
'iirar'l, WAS IN town ON Sa;urda, la>'
Jim is one If our h' 8 farmers.
J. Il. West WAS ia r., vile on las,
saturday a.d Sna.lay.
Nv o. p. Mics was in Rayvi.l.
last " Wednesday,.
Jimes Thames WAS in town on las.
Wednesday hau!iug lurnlhtr.
Geo. ". Wright WAS in Riyii,l.
Ia>f Tuesday.
Frank Binipn left for Nv Orlean.
~ last Sunday AMI returned "n l.n
rhnrs'la'.
We met ia ige Gunhy aud VIZ.
Lnnkin, Of Monroe, in town Ills
w-tk.
Col. I. O. B.r'nn has hern here
iits,diuv the Circuit court.
Ju,lge j.. G. M,Iig"n. ~ ca,n,
over Sunday accompanied tv It's
!i';l d.u;''"t,r Callle.
Roi't aud r. Archibald came il, -,
r'e rain from Aaban,a last Su.da,
evening.
". 4. honal;on nr'i Was II n.'sl
w re- III Epyvi;lr "Wednesday.
Calt Scott Was III town This Yo..,
fI'd SAYS ie las no trouble abru
itinG hands.
Tho. Jones, il has gone ON N
Zip To Mississippi. Wis ;inn r-lativ. g.
Hope he viii have IA l'leasart TIM.
d.. ID. II. Bell Las lie II III tie
1T" s,.rIi'n'iliS week, rrt f ii nal,
engaged.
We Lad III. II rs. ure Of a al. fro
y II. Mitchell. s.nof 4 .y. Mitchell
( Ouarlita. II is .nyng Il in 81
'ng the Milclrl. C!,arbrn pnwd~r.
he is backed by large lis, Of ,e-
.l'"nsii'l ci'iz lis # Ounr'ri np,i-h,
tId M"nror, 'tcsting TIE virtue fl
n" .med,. L wtu'.l lie w.E f
-v' ry planter in the country to ob:m,
' 'iiie Of the powders.
\. Kuhn has been in Riyvi,le tbs
v-'k. Ike sass n bur.l.r eni.r.
- ,rrusc few nights ago, took his
NJ Gu, removed the paper, n,h
rft them on the wool Pile and :-p TO
'riaira his coat.
j. ". Lyman WAS in town this ", l.
'''llny some nice pork and lard. IL,
forms It's that he has more ntm;
',l'ed down than lie can con,une =
NO y airs.
NJ. W =. Colfay, our efiic:en
lepot az ut. goes Oh II ,i,n to hi.
'rlaiivrs H. L'nr"ck, Jackson cor,-
v. Ala, on Sun,ln,. Oar ,oun. |
nd, Tom Snmmeriin, vii Lr IL
large # depot till lis return. W. !
Wish Will II pleas lat visit.
Little Mar. BrHsh-ar. ot G:rar',
padding this week viii Ms. Ii. G.. /
! wards. ia nur town.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02

Several years ago .1ti,heriain 4 Co.. Of
D-s N"ir--. lava. .. % ipricrd tl,- n,anu-
f'c'"rr ,,f II ,rngh r-r ". i'-,ir,iny il Ia he
re most prompt and 'rif'ie p'ri]ran"n yet
pro iu.,,i tor c,ryhs ct.Ins rud rroup that
the i'u'ittr ~ frr-rI-r" isrc-rt ~. and ~ time
4 ws- rerrsrn ~ b,r"rr p Iusr Their
ir"st ~ pnIs~ top"s have teen more than
r-sIIz-i Over three hunitri h, Hs.nd bot
iI.- uf Ci am'~r sin tuu:h X Medv are now
-"i Zach year. 4 ii it, rec gnizr'I ~ the
bel made" whrr,vri a. l. kn"wn. u will
cure severe cold ~ les Time han any other
treatment. For sale by DR.. Brszhy. dz9.lm
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02

Some people think strange If Dr.
prs publishing the State loti.r,
advertisements and at the same tim,
oppose gambling. The way the
'tery manages their ADVERTISING
his year: M 'Iptrye, adver.is ng
agent, contracts with the State la
pers for 10 ich (r more) space,
which. # curse. ~ lis property.
Il. then sends the lottery al,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02
The ipyeP.
mi FtLro rAxEityEf rsc yPLE-En.rL,r-

inE ftLr" tAEEttvEf - rPLE7sn At Last
1t is 4 fine lGyee aal' bids fair to
remain. good Indefinitely. 1t was lei
by contract 10 Robert A'cNararf bv
Tie Louisiana TehSas. Ldvee Ea>.a
Beard and completed under tie super
vision Of Captain /. C.. TolI;ngcr, Uni
ted States Ass:siou; Engineer.
The contractor hes labored unlar
many difficulties, principally frym Tie
heavy rains OF last winter, causing
Fulton Lake and Eocgy.Bavou to coz
stanily overflow the York and hauling
dirt IN MANY places over two thousand
.ee6, thereby forcing all the suh-con-
tractors 10 abandon their part Of the
work and qult in disgust.
1t was also necessary to construct
Jumping cars and railroad tracks IN
Ter very heavy expense TO i'll Fulton
Lake The dirt kept constantly spread
ing and sinking. y lille under progress
Of construction. Provisions and feed
Tor the stock Lad to he carried two
niles on the lncre backs through the
row and ice as it was found impossi-
Ole even for tie teams to wal the
reads Icing in.such a horrible condi-
non.
The contractor deserves the more
~rs''qt for holding out and building so
good !evee Of such Importance and
benefit TO the country.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02

Both fhc Texas and Alabama mes.
ten1ers went to WASHINGTON wit
l.is1..irient retains. a. G.; had 10 SEND
back To get them properly signed ~
Way 90. TO ali ',!iS trnuaie When
H.rslson.'s election had already bee!
c.: &C t. &?
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02
NEW ADVETlS. .MENTS
NOTICE.

State OF Loni>iana Parish nf Ri hlanh,
9Th lbs re-, Court
Succession of f.. " Lrrg,ii, Deceased
Whereas. James 4 LevsIu ha- tiei in III.
Office 81 The D'si F"ust. in aud fp, ,ari pat,sh
N Rrhiand his final account in sand surre>.
80 ~
Now. therefore. nnie.s opposi ion .,e made
hrr'" w't'in ten days inm the . ate hrr-ni.
bee .ani account Will hc hoinuioy a,r,i il, a il.
carts.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02
Wednesday, February 18th. 1850.
NOTICE..

Al persona applying Tor Lirerse fer ,!,.
wear lSS" n'- h"r-''y u"rifi Il to com, " wuI
-, 20 ~ A"f y" 1nl nj 1886 Sria L.rnu..
arr due AMI r"iIrrI'hie "n Jan'y 1t. 1889
Dec 29';'. 1888. LEN ,rOTr
Sheriff nrd FIX .OiHrr Fax Cmirr,o,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02

Who wants to buy a good place
away from town? We have some
E.ads IN different arts Of the parish
flat ". v. nd sell cl,ear. We will
lax. al cash, the pl fixed by the
i e JUrs on cu. eoilands.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-02

M,s. A. G. McMean., of Bas.rn,
IT,. MI estiiAnu!r lady, wife 81 4. c
Mem ANS, merchant, die on H..
ooh, leaving an infant of few day,
al age and tree s,ra'! children. ".
teepl, s!mpatlIize with the husband
j. bis loss.