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Richland beacon., 1889-04-06
DRIFTS FROM DE. HI.

Quite stir was created on last
Saturday in our tewn by the arrival
of Mrs. De Moss, Of Madison parish,
and her 'ripetx, three beautiful little
girls, now year old. The handsome
mother is very proud Of the little
darlings entrusted to her care. She
is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Watts, and is also accomp ,nied by
her niece, Mrs. Robertson, OF ST. Louis.
All Delhi must see the little angels.
Dear readers, do you know that We
are going to lose DR.. Evans? Madam
Rumor says it is fact; that Delhi is
entirely too tame for him, and that
he will, in the future, dispense Rh"-
borb and h en-" in the city of New
Orleans, having made arrangements
to practice his profession in the Cries.
cent city. The Doctor has made many
friends here who sincerely regret his
departure, but we can, only, with
christian resignation, commend him
to the good people with whom he
may cast his lot
"Adios," We agree with you, that
Will Gsbson is on of the incest men
in Louisiana, but you failed to mention
that be had the prettiest and smart
est PAIR Of twin boys in the State,
Just now turning their seventh year.
Now, brother "Adios," we'll shake
s0 IA with you on that, and quit.
Mr.. Will Berry has opened out in
full blast in the Billy Buck new
store, assisted by the handsome Mr..
Mr.. Jesse Dollerhide's contract
having closed by limitation, he has
again entered school. They son, one
Of the girls was made happy by bis
/ return.
The vegetable gardens are beautiful,
and on Sunday we noticed several OF
our girls decked in beautiful bouquets
Of natural roses plncked from their
stems, grown in the open air. All
nature is now being clothed in her
most beautiful robes.
We are glad to chronicle the re-
turn of our young friend, Mr.. Robert
]. Herring. from Mardi Gras. We
learn he took quite an extensive tour
through Texas. We do not think
fSh, as general thing, are Migratory
but this Herring is as fond ofchange
az a swallow. AS the twitterings o.
the swallow being the first evidences
Of spring to the heart Of the invalid
who has been confined 70 her rcen
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

through the lonI AM cherries winter.
So he roturn Of E,ler, sheds ray Of
sunshine AM happiness upon the
heart Of his devoted and afec,ionate
mother
That popular and efficient dentist.
DR.. Johnston, Of NJ rroe. has been
spending a week with us, practicirg
his profession. The Doctor is uui's
at home III our town, having married
one of Deihis pret'.est girls.
We learn that our beautiful youn,
friend. Ms. Annie More Gordon.
lately the belle Of Delhi and daughter
Of Mrs. Col c II. Moore. is the happy
mother OF 4 pair Of lovely twins. a
boy and Il girl. 1t is not heavy
draw on the imagination to see the
happy smile, Of satisfaction that
lllumes the countenances of the hanrv
qrsni parents, as they fondle the
prcciou. cherubs.
Speaking Of twins, reminds us that
this Is the third pair born to our
Delhi girls. Mrs Bridges( nee Reed),
Mrs. Buchanon (nee Dollerhidel, and
Mrs. Gordan nee Moore). Within
the las; three years.
Miss Gordie Fontaine has returned
to Delhi, after spending several DAYS
at Goshen with her friend, Miss Katie
Sranghon. Guess she had pleasant
time, as she looked as fresh and beau
tiful as spring rose.
We see upon the streets the stately
form OF our distinguished friend,
Judge W. G. WHY, of Lake Provi-
dence The Judge went over to
Monroe to look after some court bust.
ness.
We had quite an amusing entertain.
ment here this week, at which many
presents were distributed. The first
night little Hanson Moss drew the
first prize, a china tea set, "A pieces.
The second night ladies gold watch
was drawn by Mr., Robert J. Herring,
Of Floyd.
The prospect for our railroad is
very gratifying; We understrnd that
large portion Of the contract is let.
and that work will be commenced at
an early date, we suppose sometime
during the month. We have been
6 an1iously awaiting the commence
ment of this grand enterprise and
hope coon to see our anticipa.ions
" realized.
!. Mr.. W. J. Gray, of Floyd, &C.
companied by his charming wife, came
down on Wednesday evening, the
guests Of Capt. We'l,' family. Maj
Gray goes to Monroe to attend U. s
e District Court, and Mrs. Gray 70.
turns home.
Our genial friend, Capt Jas Muir,
ply, is again at home after a long
absence in Texas. Texas agrees with
the Captain.
Mr.. Jno. T. Trezevant, from Frank,
lin, was in town to-day.
- PEARL"
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

R,ood rronbles vi he nore d,fhrult tn efa>
,i,a,e from the sys,,n tins spriug than usual.
ia acrruni Of nnr heavy mslar'ai atmosphere
,.t C.Ii: .ui srnd What Mr W :. rr"''' ."
..Yy-,,. Tx. .ay.: Whom sp'u"s SGT VI
and I commenced fs'mirp. my w"s 'as
very uks'm.: my hiood WAS very b"'' ~
,yrr ~ used 10 a"' regular y. snd Ins' ~ |
wa dIi not irei like work ~ s'. Nos
inul- If Dsn.hy's {. non Ps"h B'"rs AMI
,m now entirely we'll. ! heartily ""' "'Ht"'
,h-n ,o all " hn ere differing with any 81 me
=, rnpiair,- il Is clam ed they vii carr. "
eur .ys,-m r-'i. ,oni'g MP. irya hottie a"
" .rsa:ct. For sale = y: S-sz.u.'
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

Judge S. D. McEnery SAYS nine
times as many people attain the age
of 100 in Louisiana as in New York,
and fifteen times as many as in Maine.
Plain Dealer.
This information was impaired in
Judge McEnery's letter to the Immi-
grafton Association.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

On Friday evening last, accompa-
MED by Stephen Faulk. associate ed
itor of the News, we drove down to
Half Moon Lake, near where our
esteemed friend, Jas. A. Mhoons now
resides, partly on business and partly
on fishing expedition; arriving at
the river we discovered two colored
women on the opposite side catching
imnnows. We hailed to them bring
over the boat! The response was
"Cuine to paw" to which interrogatory
we promptly answered in the affirma-
tive, as the sun was approaching the
western ilorison, and our travelling
companion desired to proceed three or
four miles farther on 10 Mr.. J. Harry
Rhymes and if possible, to return to
Mr.. Mhoons residence where we
would be convenient to the fishing.
On crossing the river we discovered
cutie number of horses and vehicles
and ascertained that several were out
on the lake fishing from Alto. Here
we began to have some foreboding
that Mr.. Mhoon and his estimable
lady would be crowded with company
and in consequence OF which fact,
we would be unwelcome guests. AZ
ter proceeding as far as Mr.. Tillman's
we met up with Harrison Rhymes by
whom Mr.. F. sent a message and we
returned to the west side of the lake,
where we discovered Mr.. Mhoon and
MrP. W. Ivy. Mr. F. yelled over to
know if we could stay all night, as by
this times the sun had hid its CHEEKY
rays in the west and soon darkness
would be upon the face Of the earth,
and while our minds was thus per-
picked the cheerful and welcome re-
Spouse rang out on the beautiful lake,
yes To the weary traveller no word
fills his weary soul with more JOY than
the hearty welcome Of "yes!" Now We
are getting off into the sentimental
end We leave to our friend F. that
task. Suffice to say We accepted the
Lind invitation Of our friend and passed
= very pleasant night under his gener-
Gus roof and We were made to feel
quite at home.
Several came in from the lake about
dark, all bringing long strings Of white
perch, among whom were ]. H. GULL,
p. w. Ivy and little FOLLY Ivy from
Alto. Miss Lizzie Moore was.also Of
the party who returned to Alto; Mr.
GULL remaining till after supper to
assist the writer and others in devour-
ing large quantity Of fish so elegant
" prepared, and We did full justice to
tae ejeasion.
Saturday morning after looking at
Mr.. Mhoon's fine stock, We proceeded
20 river and secured some minnows to
6sh wnh. After breakfast, halt dozen Of
" eonsistins of Mrs. GULL, Miss
Nhcou, ]. A. Mhoon, S. Faulk. little
Willie and the writer, proceeded to the
lake where we ali succeeded in hauling
in about two dozen white perch.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

One Of cur exchanges comes to IL
with only one column of actual read
ing IIa:ter-or home work. This
paper receives $500 per year from the
parish for printing proceedings Of the
police jury. The BEACON has II
columns of home print reading mat
ter this week.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

We. your conn ,firr "n claims. Laviny *
, mined tie above lind EN- correct
(K. 4 WYxS,
Commit e.: R. K. jvsrcr.
t.. NJ NusLs.
On morton. the report of tie committee
WAS rS'.riv-d and ado pied
On m"i'"u, the Ho,, jnurn d 20 meet
'hr fir, Monday III June mex
a. \. Gil DRESS,
JXo. s. SgxMERLIs, President
t,rts
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

W.. wan., to luv r good place
IVA, IN NJ town? We have some
lands in different parts Of the parish
that We would sell cheap. W. will
axe, all co,h, the prirs fixed 10y tie
Police Jury nh 'ur wt odlands.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

1t seems to be a foregone concln-
zion that the railroad in course Of
obstruction will run several miles to
the east Of Bastrop.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06
II DISTRICT COURT:

II DISTRICT COURT:
GIVE TERMS COMMENCING,
lu Mond,y IN April; 81 Nonh,y il Maybe
IURY TERMS COMMENCING,
l., Monday IN Feb'y; II Monday in Sep.
POLICE JURORS.
President 4. n. Chidrr.s. Members: r
4. Wynn s S'-in, J E Hardy. J. / Eiiry-
,or. K. r. Justice. {. VI. Noble.
Clerk NJ rhcPolic- Jury. Ino. s. >ummcslin.
Parish Treasurer. Y ". Slmns.
Jno. + f.ov-icss. Returning Officer.
d. z MrIn' i>h, Tax Assessor,
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

We arc authorized by Lem Scott.
Writ. to state that he will pay $l95
srd to any party who will arrest
Qdgs in Jail, one H. B. Porter,
eaped from the NJ ,nroe jail.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06
THE HIGHLAND BE. CON.
Saturday, April. 6. 1889.

RIcTLAND PARISH DIRECTORY.
CorRT OF APPDAIs, End CIECUIT:
4. \. Gunbv, Ouachiia.
E.C.MoE,grncry, Madison.
Terms OF C'TCoURT!NRiCHLANp:
81 Monday i. J-uury: 81 Monday ia June.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06
THERE Is BUT ONE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

Soc that you Cet the genuine with rec Z
on front CT Wrapoc-- "3-C. orIy ~
H. ZElli = 80 ?r-n. "a IRE,
. ~ . :s..' -.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

Gen. Jastrems j, President Of tho
Louisiana Press Association. has des-
ignated May 18th, 1889 as the time
for their annual meeting Those who
contemplate attending should send
their names and whether accompanied
by ladies, to Maj S. T. Grisamore.
Thibodeaux, La. If
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

M'ch Parish Tax $ 7i7 20
License s 255 90 $lOO2 20
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06
Pro- BEING - III. Poll + Hurry
OF PARISH OF %i,HLAND


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ne n orha'r" ny me f""r 'ury ~ w.
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ORDINANCE NO, :.
! ~ "nh'"' Wv 'ne ~ Jury '" !"
"',h al "rh'ah" 'hn' n"> "s2'' ~"
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ron" s"'tts 70 'eV"" i"''c -
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Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

Amt TO Tress'r S2679 IS
" Of Commissions $ al W S2o2O 81
Feb'y Parish Tax 5 92l 40
" Licenses s2j 90 $l2i6 40
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

dollars t,r every -u''i ''i'' itF.
a TOPPED AprIi 2n!, $50.
\. CtilLpRfrS s,
Jvo : >rMrrEtIS. President.
Geek.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

Amt to Treas'r $llS4 O8
" Of CONS 5 81 SO Sl2i6 40
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

Amt to Treas'r 5 $50 %
" OF CONS s 80 III $lOO2 ~
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06
ORDIN ANCE NO. (.

BE- IL n,.'.in-d u. the Police Jury of IN.
ri-h "i RrhlsnI Tha' n 7 Chnpnan he
Al h",iz-' ~ change The rnb'ir mad rnnninp
IN the west ofti. fiace along the cas-: hank
fCan. Bayou and ." p'sre tie same on
D.. oi ,,onm': 'hrt F. n William. " \ Rnie
mi y VI NTH h~ .p'"io 81 co",ni..'on.r r.
". revi-w and receive sai road.
Adopted Arm, 1T 1850.
N. rHiLrRE.S,
NO. :. SCNMERrtv Prrsidrr'.
Clerk
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06
ORDINANCE NO. 10.

r. it ordained hy the Police J,rv ~ the
Parish nj Ri'''and. THAI auy person ~ per-
son. ~ to shall tn n say beast of the horse nr
SOW kind. ar any other s'o into the Couu
Hon-r square. az pull or iesr down NJ o,ies
wise s".,r y the frnc~ around sane. shall
fosf~i, and pay . fine Of not less than twenty-
ave collars GO. aoa moro shan ene hundred
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06
q. T ELLIxGroS

On nm'irn. fhe reror was rss ~Ivei IN
'cpIrd AMI co"mir're discharged.
On mo,o". & " Noble was appointed {.
.n-unl'-r oi the R@rd oi assessment on Rail
reads. Telegraph and Telephones to repr-s, ~
'irr. Iari>h at Rtctland
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06
ORDIN Nc. 3.

OKDIN ANCE NJ ..
Re i, or.iat, 81 nv IN. Poice Ju,v RI We
P.,i.h Of Rml,'an That a r roorrr. F.
Nc n"nsld AMI ! q VI Gw:n he appoin,-' v
committee tn .''afi So rifira,ion. aud let com
rs..t n. IN ~ = br,iY. arr 50 Cvpr".- Rnv.m
-, he Rurk and swim roai leading into
franklin Parish.
Adapted April iM. 1890.
A. N. CHTLDRES>.
no. =. SrNMERLIN, Pr~siden'.
Cle'k.
On motion. Hsrr;~, Ha.t;n wa. plarei on
n,nper liz, ant y S,,~" aui,,o .z- Ia draw
~ rI.i.. M"'ih Rnn,n va. pia, ~ On
naure, H., aud J B Hardy a",horz- T.. draw
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ORDNANCE NO. 7.
r.. !, OBTAINED nv vi. t"lrr NV or the
"ar,-h ut RmiJsnd That Dsvri Laxron- n"
r.p int \ over .e-r .f the r,sd runnrg r. u
- cro-. r.,ad- NJ A r Cos,-v's To The iowe'
A~w' of III. B ,rfirIi place. in pIx~- OF Tho.
+; yles .~r removed. ard that h~ hsv-
n ,h- h.n.s on the Hibb-r. Mrlhr,aId,
~a,i,nynis Mr.. Poush,nn Jed P-rkus Niln-,.
Ia. Gwin place. a,d ~ Rhymes place cas-,
: I.iulr creek. and al ether hamts on tie
Ne NJ sail rad NOT oth~swise spp,mth ned.
Adj pied .-pnI 1t. lsse.
4 ~ CHlLnRES>,
yo. s. ScNNrRLIx, Pr~sutrnf.
Geek.
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ueir,.,. u c,n,,n it,re ou reIcrts. lax Cot.
rr'or ar Trca-"r~v
en- Mobile, X K Ju-'i~r AMI R 4 Wynn
wore appointed n ro, nit'-e on claims.
The Shc,i. and Tax Collector made H.
h.irWinv ~. OFT
STATEMENT OF ALL TAXES AND
LICENSE C,L' EcTED BY LEM
SCoTr, Sniff SC, FROM
IAN. Ist, 1850 to MARCH 3I~i, 1859:
1889.
Jsn'y Parish Tax $2l95 81
License 8 G25 &c $3.50 81
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06
ORDINANCE NO. ,.

Be it ordained 10y the Police Jury # ~
'n,,-h oi tirhianh Tina John " aYhorn. FL
Iyrrk anh J u Myers b. appointed a ron
ri-r to let ut ard have repaired the ) r,'r'
, ross the np,n7 ihg Siou~h ia the Srd ward
'orred Apsi Let 1889
4. n UHII.DRESS,
y, $ SVINERLIv Pf-sldrn'.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

AIet'r"n from rn;z.ns Of I'D wa'd To
~ and hay M = r"ai for ". &. Dun
= GUS to- i,.'rr.rrt ~. Inhlr NAT ~ lore
'rI Ire on The Gii>ri aud .in }. n-r.ou rors
nc-veJ. And op u'hroH. W - Dnnham.
" Wughf " g. &c ~ 4 Wright an
Gao. iores we're app "in'ed to receive ami
v out 81; Yf,nd
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TO Young ana Mlddle-Axsd aasn,
$1,000 AND skla DISEASES.

Syphslis. disease saost dreadful IN its yesala4
where esheEs have failed
Kidney, Urinary and Bladder cenplsInaz
gs os s, Ss S.sS &C., &c sssss ss5s s e
mens en- siandine. weak back 9onnosher<
Elees. eyssisss rsomptiy and safciy cured
tnaEgee reasonable
Our Success ls Based Upon Facta.
Cur remedies scs quickly and care pefmAr
We 10 not claim 10 snow everything IN rels.
saon 20 medicine or diseases. 20 be able % eara
ssve aud increasing practice. with unparalleled
success g sustain II are The esst psoof Of doc
Experience is warth everything. Enawiedxs
gained BY consulting With. critically exsmsnlux
and successfully treating thousandG OF rsfsons
e sssrg So se1 pFosess.oR .aa scenps!,an e.
1isesse. OF defefsnsiy. enables 10 assure thea
sWfsrFing with Like maladies that wa have snp<
ssea = sss s sss's , = as %
gctsc physicians have taslee % effect any paFnR-
nent change for the better
gentlemesi 100 sagacioas % b imposed urea "
an ignnEaat aueGk. aud tAsy ARE teo tnrepend-
ens % he frightened away .rom Physicians WA
Persoas calIine at our oshca can have the sssss-
farfion Of . free consultation. vita the esss1Fs
snce that they MAJ depend Upon recetvins can
able charges and no encouragement witheas .
prospect OF improvement or care
Oar practice Is founded upen the results q tha
best methods without reference 10 seAoois eE
..pathiee'
You viii not Dc urged or persuaded % takp
treatment and no one win re treated unless
there Is strong probability Of q cnfe Of perms-
neat benefit Make interrogationa aud tnctda
for Yourself
once hours. From q IN. % 10 d m sun
DAYS 20 II n N. only.
n R~persons unahlc 20 visa ~ may hs
treated al their homes By correspondence.
Medicines and instructions sent By mall o. ex-
press Consultation free.
Always send stamp when reply 10 expected
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81. nzs .aass shpwn b. ~ trait tAsa
Is ssAE1 Eae an1sssines Of excessive
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aa N@1 tie latter Is eopsoassy.
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A4 8 ASEf14sEnR- The cggAzx are
aeara e1 asS reszmtng their fuaezzoa
sea ss5&zassogl- A estr1zgszt Is -
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TO ThE lAnIEs.

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uen 10 diseases az w0Eaen mn& children EyHa
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sNltlcs n every department et medical en1 sur
Elcd experience TIE Processes has had gek1f
New YORK. foTmeTsy special Frofa&Sux -
Mom4ns Hospital College. New Toek. AID =
ore 81 TIE zaoet sncoes sta An4 best kneSn <yas-
eolegicAl specialists IN tAiE cuunfrT.
To Young and aalddie-Axec naen.
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Sons producing siesp1essna6S. desg&nmdencY.
discouraged. lack o. confidence. dull 1nfk fa<
study or baSiness. and nnaB life huraans
safely. permanently and speedily cured.
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