Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

lHe sneTiN VIII sell, AprlI ~, Aof
acres of land. with improvements.
Carroll Banner (T,ake Providence):
Mr.. j s. Guenard has been. for the
past few davs. eating early vegetables
from his garden. He planted in
January This ia the first Of lie
season. and goes to show that. by IN
dustry. everyone can have an early
garden full Of choice vegetables.
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Wilson Sun: 1t is reported that two
other practicing physicians will locate
in Wilson.
The merchants of Wilson have full
stocks of merchandise that is rapidly
being sent out into the country, to be
returned this fall with large revenues.
Clan-Alpine Farmers Union, No
534, have ordered several carloads
of fertilizers that are being delivered
at reduced rates. From present in
dicatians the farmers will thoroughly
iertilize their lands the present sea-
son, and will be rewarded tentoid
FRiyKLiv.
The sheriff will sell, April Goth, a
tract Of land containing 92O acres.
Franklin Sun tWinnsboro) Town
begins to look dull
Truck is coming up in the gardens.
Corn planting has been going on
all the week.
Iberville South (Plaquemine): The
public schools were opened through
out the parish last Monday.
The shlngle business is still on the
boom, several millions being shipped
hence every week.
i"lkI..
New Iberia Enterprise: Our CORES
pondsnt says: The Realty Co.
D'ligne plantation, St Mary parish
will spend $4,000 in diffusion ap-
paratus, 1889. They burn 100000
brick for the occasion. Mr.. J. A.
Webre leases one-half Of Dligne and
goes into cane culture.
Jeannerette' sister town of Delhi
arises phnnix-like, to the credit of
Delgado plant alton builders. Messrs.
Cooper g. LLOYD. Jeannerette is rich
in sister towns: Jackson town to the
North. Lydia to the West and Delhi
and Tenpin Alley to the East Pros
peritv to Jeannerette and its satel-
lites.
Why do they name another town
Delhi? This will create confusion in
mails. ED.
| jFsFin%OS.
Gretna Sun: The Oakland planta
ton, situated at Kennerville, con-
tanning about 1000 acres of land, was
sold to Sames c. Baumann for $4,000.
This place will now be divided into
small truck farms.
LaruTRCrr.
Thibodaux Sentinel: Our neighbor,
the Lafourche Star, has suspended
publication after an existence of some
eighteen months.
The prospect for fruit OF all kinds
is good. The cool weather has kept
back vegetation. 40 that unless it be
injured in the future the yield should
be fine.
Every mechanic and lab,rer in
Thibodaux who desires to work is
employed. The boiler shops have
work ahead tor months, and carpen,
ters are all busy building and repair.
ing
L,F,ytTrF.
Lafayette Advertiser The Lafayette
Building and Loan Association al
their last meeting loaned $1,000 al
80 per cent premium.
! The prairies are getting greenel
and greener, and the stock fatter and
fatter, every day. We are glad tc
learn that our farmers are paving
more attention to stock and cattle
ra sing this year than ever before.
The sheriff will sell, April % pro1.
tract of land containing y acres
and some personal property.
Ruston Caligraph: Ruston is ript
for wagon factory now, and ther,
has been some talk about it lately.
The speeding of the plow has beer
temporarily suspended this week; not
however, before a large portion of tn,
corn crop had been deposited in thu
soil.
Our little sister, Simsboro is soor
to be incorporated. She is forced t.
do this to protect herself against th'
insults and indigni';es Of the lawles
class Of people who visit her.
The Farmers Union is now pub
lished at Simsboro.
Farmers Union: 1t is strange tha
we have three saw mills located with
in two miles of the town and vet worl
on the buildings now under construc
ton, 10 delayed on account of th
mills not being able to supply tn
demand for lumber.
NJ Riu' rSE.