Richland beacon., 1889-02-09
BIENNII.LE

large enough 10 accommodate three OF
four hunIred.
In anl hear Gihsland are the Mt
Lebanon University Baptist, The
Gli,.laud Collegiate Institute, Meth
odist, and the C"lnled baptist Col
l,...- all W thin II radius of three.
miles Quite an educational ceEter
is Gihslabd.
BI-nviile New Era (Gihsland): II
the fX;+nsiuiI of the trUis 1T Gihs-
land and M0un, Lebanon in the di-
r.S.tiun IT each other. continues il
will not b" many years before :he.
will he one town.
CALCASIEC.
The following items are from the
Jennings Report.l:
Ten loads uf steel rails arrived
here last week and will be land on h.
$. p road, s"nn.
5 L. Cary started with another
excursion last Tuesday, from Iowa
II will rive here Tomorrow eytEinc
The Southern Pacific r. II. Co. az.
la,irg new and heavier steel rails,
from Lafaveite to Iowa s'aiion, ~
distance of sixty miles. AT the pres
-nt writing the track la,ers are nbou'
two miles west of Dnsnn station.
The American Uake Charles): The
city is tn!l 81 visitors from the north
mostly frrm Iowa and Kansas, who
drew for us VERY favorable compari
sons between L"u;siamas rterna
summer aud the biting cold Of tn.
far north.
Lake Arthnr CORRESPONDENCE o. th'
F, Amerirnn: Tie schooner Fox is tax
inp on n cargo of rice.
Caulln"wers. asparagus. and al
kinds If vSys tables IN nlnndancc.
Vi~i'ors every day last week fi"n
I;linoi>. Iowa. Ksnsas, Michigan an'
N"w York. a!l delighted, and some
will invest.
The Hotel Arthur will open ol
February the cO:h.
CADDo.
The lluilding Of the Fort S"i,h
Texarkana and Shreveport railroad
recently chartered al Texarkana,
conl l-.ed. will prove Of great adva,.
tage to Shrsvepor,, among othe
things furnishing toad to Sabin
PJss via that city.
CLAIBORNE.
The Athens correspondent Of Lou
isians Weekly Joarn | (H"mer) ssH'
The farmers ,r. h"u'iug fertilizer
from the depot almost daily. II
means greater Yield on lie Ian
worked.
De Soto d mrcrat (Mansfiela
The FumeI's Su l.lv Co. Limi,-'
tlni, q Il handsome lu-iImss. al
verifying s,., ms to he perfectly sa
i-factory to I'LL parties.
EAsT'FELICI,NA.
Patriol-Drmorrat e. inton): tt
writer Inns seen apples gathered fro
he trees during the pas; mont
which, though SIN Il, were soun
ripe and sweet.
The W,lS,r sun calls attention
the fac; that it has made char
LOW printing four Of it's eight page
..,steu ui "i Two, at h"me. We b."
nur Wilson contemporary may ii
the change III every way advan'
seOus.
EAST BATON ROUGE.
Baton Rouge Advocate:
The Is,rouma Club, new soc
organization Of Baton Il ug-, N
Numbers about fifty members,
whom eleven were elected ut Il recs
~ meeting.
:. The cadets Of the Louisiana ST.
~ University are making eff .r's
2! raise funds for u com! lste gymnu
r um.
"a FRANKLIN.
~ Franklin Sun: The hay ms q
ie streams are now full to repleti
and there is plenty water for navi
iion in the Marur.
The Police Jury have passed
" ordinance f"rbjdling the throw
n If craps throughout the parish. "T
evil IL spreading" SAYS the Franz
" Sur. "and stringent measures sho
ne he taken to put it down. lGood-E
IDERvIiLE.
:, Ibervillo South (PInqu'mine) \
u. H. Randolph sold to Mes
!. Dugas and Landry her magnitic
. plantation, Noitawav, for the ha
some sum OF $5O,OO0.
rs. The Plaquen,ine Lumber aud
prnvemen, Company has M de c
hu tcarts tn date to deliver unher
10 si,inoles 10 the amount of Sllo.'
- T g lumber and shingles are to