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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
,JNO.W. WILLIS
ATTY AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
kAvyiilp. La.
kayviile, La.

Will regularly attend The Courts in the par-
ishes of Rcl,land ami Frankilh, and else
where when huslness requires
Lands bought. sold and exchanged OF
commission.
unmproved and improved lands in large
or small tsaris now on hand for sale.
The unimprovei land is covered with a
variety al large timber, suitable in quality
and suaici-nt 10 quant'y for almost any Pur'
pos.
Tie improved land is snitable to sgricnltn-
'ai pnspo-r-. po-s-s-Ing q dark sandy >.'ii the
fertility of which is exc-lIed by no country ~
the world
These lands are conveniently located wI'!
reference In railroa Is, navlga5le streams
chufche. schooi>. etc.
churches. sci,oOis. etc.
TILE p-ffrct. Term reasonable, ryable in
annual n-'alimem,sor cheaper for cash Cor
respu,|rpcr sdTiie,k
RayvIl-. La /. May30. 1883
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05

Twenty years ago the daughter and
only child of DR.. J. B. Edgar, a
wealthy citizen of Greenville, Pa,
had a quarrel with her father and
left her home. She did not return.
DR.. Edgar searched all over the
United States for his missing daughter,
offering large rewards for information
as to her whereabouts, but never
found any trace of her. He was a
Spiritualist. Six or seven years ago
he died. He left an incomplete will,
saying in the document that he would
return to earth IN few years to at
tend to the final disposition Of his
property. The document was de-
clared void Another search was
then made for the missing daughter,
who was sole heir to the property, if
alive, but she could not be found, and
no information could be obtained as
to what had become of her. The
property was then divided by order
of the orphans court among relatives
of the deceased man This was two
years ago. The order of court had
scarcely been carried out when a
woman claiming to be the long absent
daughter appeared in Greenville.
She was married to man named
Hoyt. She at once laid claim to the
Edgar estate, and those in possession
disputed her claim. The case has
been in litigation ever since. The
claiment succeeded in proving her
identity and establishing her legal
rights to the property, and the court
has just decided that it is hers. The
estate is worth $l00,00O.-Ex.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05

w. +. Walton. Of Springfield, Trnn.. says:
II have been suderins with Ne" sls,a in my
face and head OF aud m Tor three years. !
purchased . bnx Of Dr.. Taaner's lnial,bie
Neuralgia Cure and ionx eight q, the riiIs. !
have NOT fris any symphonic of Neuralgia
since. Il gives me pi-sssrs to seccmmend
l." Sold b. sis dsssyisss. lnn2-lm.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
We publish brl'.w n li-f Of tho Executive
Commute, Of Richi,nd parish ami keep II

We publish 'rl',w n li-f Of tho Executive
Com,nitr-, Of Richi,nd parish ami keep II
Standing e.: general Information:
FrrsT WARD.
II p Wells, W Is Land and W. 7. lns'ey:
90. B Brnmh, Is s-ii to br member instead
Of II. Z WriIs)
SECOND WARD.
J. W. Sin ms, b. q. Edwards. J. H. Abransh.
THIRD WARD.
Is. II Dou; tiie \ + Wynr,W T. Wilmington
FOURTH wAaD
f. Mcdonald. l. VI Nonigemery, W r Hsmler
FIFTH WARD.
J. L. Boie., W A. B'nrh,on and p. II. Austin
SIXTH WARD.
R r. Jus,i's, J Harvey Rhymes, W II Earle:
SEVENTH WARD.
T Stokes. l.. d EpPineu, E. L. Crosby.
f. c. Cnsler IS duy authorized TO receive
and r-r-iIi fp' subscription or advertising 10
,l.e BEACON. II.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05

Auditor o. B. Steele has issued an
official circular calling the attention
Of the police juries Of the parishes Of
the State to Act No 38 of 1884.
This act directs the policejury Of each
parish, Orleans excepted, to appro-
priated sum of money each year for
the purpose of having recorded ab-
s'racts Of entries of lands made in the
United States land Offices, etc., for
the use Of assessors.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05

z l7s,s % Cerfs s,i ..,' n I'u Ov.r ~.
~; Nc.'.ons i'cr"r
: r-t~ 4mu-j'., ,Hrr!su' a'r0one@
-.t,- E.tti; fu. ; ..-> i'.urrrac',
t..,,..- ~ '..;. r-r,. %. >f:- 'he A.
.,tta & :-.,-,,.." D.a.f iLr rtosl
.t.s..:- ..-.i-'e;. - u.r:A G<otL.t,
w.. ..-~.l.s j.. 20 f..wn 10; ,houssn8
mites from C,r'r!.yi.i". -; homi
to 50. ~ I ''' %" t>n e' t'oa~ moef-
i'.r.. IA. 81 ..r ".rI Weather Il NJ
ctne ar 'u' iuriEr the meeting
cH,iSc;. ,rrTrnt:s To becnIna u great
,rqu,s -. The l'rn "f this amusing
iloi:icf. .iii ut iAve lis o,er:0a'
1lr'r, itu' tnc Fau.j'S whom 80 was
S'oYIiu" with kindly :,ni.re.l him
5A" It's of ~" = 'Ii,.'. answered every
'I:insa uY.ll ,;c S;nlrl was rrarhcd
Attr securing Il seat ~ near the
!ulpit 'hr ruiiiS:rr proceeded 20
TAX. 81 i nv-rcOTt. aud While doing
50 y deck of rsris tel from a si,le
:o"E"t - he vs. f'iii.r the coat to
'nn., ol tie beck "f hiS scat. To
s.e t,t!S d.yolt minister, who for
many wears has been engaged IL
making suri, a crusade against cards,
rrach;nG after ten spot here and
y lrk nt s'.,dpS t:i.rp and hi line
uern away ~ fast rs le could gel,
hem baci. n'oh pocket certainly
rrealei Il .rie oiionG 'h"s" seated
near him \ rpnfi.,iu1 friend of tt.c
minister heard him say that in all his
lie he was never ;iacel in such an
embarrassing position, and in fuiur-
ne will certainly examine the porhct,
of all overcoats lie borruws before
entering church.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
STEPHEN FAUX,
4 TIOR ORNEH1 TIA ".
RhyviIIe, Louisiana
DIR. l.. IIDDELL .t.n,lers his

professional se,vic-- m the people Of Ra -
viii. and surrounding neigh borhnoh
The Doctor =" III ne iound ~ his "fice
formerly o,rupiei h, F. {. Montgomery. on
the northeast coruer uf tbe court tnuse square
OF ~ his residence - ~, &c. = idIIpn L.
Rayvilr, on same siI--i, 800 yaris south,
hul"ss s-iouaiIy engaged.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05

Everybody uses compound and honey of
tar tr coughs, colds crouP ami whoopirg
c,n,2b. II IS thV best known cough re,ne,,y
and will cure qu,rker ihsn any nal,er. Gall
io' O." Family Troubles" WHICH exp all
IL Sold by sli druggist.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
hIGIILA\D BEACON
TajI, OF kiver,;sin1 Rates,

R~tur,tn ni..I hy rii- Louisiana Press ~.
s"ra'l,n lDr a!nprl ~ IL. the publishers oi
-nunirP -yy>rtp"r- ia thls STATE, ~ 'r"p'lns
8. s.Ia.i'- tom advertising +Sen's.
f,au-i.ri aIyrrii.i 2. oH" 'neh. oue iiireI
-; "a. S,1-eIu.ut 'i.G-, 75r.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
j. w. WOODLAND,
General Insurance Agent.
MONROE. LA.

NVANIN INC II4As
Representing the folio wing companies:
LiverpooI Il London Il Gi,be,
Pbo-nlx of Brooklyn,
North Brush Il Mercantile,
M-raors Il Traders,
London n Lancashire,
Scottish Union II National.
"Th- difference in the cost of the BEsr and
the PoOREsr Insurance is hut a inf; lie diff
erence ia case uf loss may he sufficient tc
bank rul,! yon" seDtS SS-ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05

By request we reproduce tie fol-
lowing, which was published i'll the
BEACON in 1885:
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05


t.T-'nl i'.'i'-': b--ia'sS ~ oGi
3. "'' !" ii'r'r o'i"E. AMI "7 cons
.G"0lc' "'9rN ''"f I7 ""H"''
r,r .r--5g
''.'''' ..'.'''' .'.
.-'~ 90 5r 'rr Et' 'a.o .r... :
tr., l.rt.- i,+. t,v.. 60 three wsrl.s.
Halv i.al;.r> have raii the hand,
my ''''
10 O., N. to town and l,S IL th,;y
III hes.
1.r,r,rrr
i1''NH"''' A''F'i''S'' \ Ef'"'
purchases m.L rur uarr;u,t. ve,e
sept busy and diI Il good hu>iucss.
y,Tcurr cf,rs
IL .;,,. .t. "a 49,. E
,.l,,.,.}, ,.,
Maize, itncnes holds is own as =
cotton Shipping mart. For the week
'"ih& 't'' fil'"Y Zoi o"i's 81 c"'-
'', 80, - ''','' '''"
~. '''',, t''t',
w., -
I"a. ,,, ,;,. '"' ''''0 ~ 9" !"
" " '' "
PLAoUEMINEs.
The grinding season is nea " over:
ve LaI sp.h roo,l u..n.r ,h., 7
-,
P'"''''i '''''e H''n'. '''' ne
|'"f' ''''' '"'' !'"i e
'' 1871 O'i' 1 ''''''"''
PcIyTE CoUPEE
TLo ,. Oli D.
-,
'ii''' c"'"i'l.''"
Z ! t,l. g
unpirked.
R,p,nrs
Arox,ra,;, Tor,, T.n.. TT, ,.
'''''" i"''V" up 4"''"'' ih'i IL
''S WIN goo" 'rip. one Drought
% bales To Alexandria. Cant. Rea
Was IN command He found three
ani onehalf feet of water at the
mouth of Red river and the Missls-
oippi falling rapidly. He thinks OLD
W.
L,+re one of nur trs,..I,.s ya,dsn.
els, will. ON Christians eve. SO he i'll
f"rmed Us, bring IN IA wagon load oi
nice watrrmelons. Watch for his
Wagon, and don't fail to get a water
melon for Christmas. Our northern
friends, who .iave been slnveriny over
"' N''"'''''' u" Oi'iA'ii '"h'a'nS ''ie
i"'""ih@ item:
Old Red is still very low for this
season uf the Wear and steamers ui
difficulty in making. through iripS
4 iis low stage ri water is greatly T.,
"r ntp'"re" al ti'is season OF the year
az" iS "r"a' loss ana 'heo's|hiehc'
|" cur merchants ami planters.
81 'AMES.
w.! ~ '" '"'
~,
,II "e,e WI, .i' s,' -" i.,,'"','n' s""s -
,am"s ,nno "' 'he one'll Oh 'ahcay -o'h
~ ''7 '
ST. TAMMANx'
The Covinrton Pottery Factory
savs ,ha 8, T,m,,.uv F,r,or oo
uipncPS ODpratIouS wit IN an order fo,
-. 80" '.' '' az" WI
voupr ,,ap of tho town
su
s. ,4 f,
rrahkiih' 100, III To vote Tor. a dram
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
WEBSTER.

The Webster Triiune, notirg the
fact that the streets of Minlen were
thronged last week with wagons
q
loaded with cotton and with neople
from al parts of the parish many of
them bent on making holiday pur>
chases. says that "the croakerr NAY
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
ACADIA.
ACADIA.
Crowley will celebrate her second
Janu,,v 4'h,


A large parry f people from Texas
arrived "a CruNicy the hr>; part ci
the week, having come rvcrlai.d
brineins families and huusehoid
goods
Mid ducks ar. scarce near rrairie
HA;.s-ir1balahly because of ;he
set ling up of so .Iuch of the prairie
The C."wley Sigial SAYS tuai u
new road grader received ihtrp.
irawn by three pairs f oxen, pl"u"h-
ing AID grading AT Tie sane tirn,.
l. es splendid s,ivic". That Is the
kI'd # machine, 1t sa' $, that is 50
much need d III Acadia parish t.
Insure good roads.
Rice is still coming into Millcrvi,l,
very rapidly.
BIENvILIF.
Immigrants are Sill coming into
Arcadia by every train.
New Era: Two more physicians
are going To- Gibslanl, to reside.
The valuable accesSipns 10 our
p ,iula,ioh l,sf WEEK were the fam-
Ii of Air. a J. Colbert aud Mr..
Matthews. T,.o latter came from
rrXa5.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
DlENVILI.F.
CADDO.

Shreveport Democrat: The Satur-
lay evening markets are taking with
he public 1t Is IA great convenience
To f,milies residing in the suburbs.
The same paper says: The gravel
III Texas street stood good trial
This is the first winter that we have
yer seen vehicles lrnlting over the
streets In the winter season.
The Shreveport Times publishes
he names of some thirty or forty
citizens of Caddo parish who, it saws,
are ready to take stuck in the pros
rosed cotton factory project i'll that
town. 1t says:
The suggestion made through the
cotton factory III Shreveport by the
lustalment plan seems to have met
with much ore favor than we had
venturrd to expect.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
CLhIBO RNE.

The domicile of the North & South
r. r. Co. is to be changed from Gibs-
.nd to Home.
Th.re il more work in Homer.
han the twenty mechanics HOW repu.
'arlv employed in the place can iini
time TO attend to. Good m.charic
might do well there.
Lumb T. i IN gr, at demaud in H.
mer. says the Gurrdian of that town.
The Sheriff will sell at partitions
sale January 18Th. 1889, 100 acres.
with mprovementa, situated in Clai-
borne parish. The Sheriff will also
sell, ut anotllor'couIt sale, January 3,
1889, tract If land comprising $50
acres.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
FRANKLIN.

The Franklin Parish Auxiliary I'm
migration Association a; recent
meeting in Winnsboro decided upon
several practical questions, looking
to the bringing of Immigration to the
parish.
IBERvILLE.
The Iberville South (Plaqueminc)
SAWS:
Most Of onr planters have finished
grinding.
New sweet peas and Irish potatoes
are sold every day ou our streets and
are really delicious.
IBERIA.
The New Iberia Enterprise learns
that much apathy exists in the parish
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
PLAQUEIINE9.

The grinding season is nea " over
we had such good weather that
hope every planter made some IL, ne,
tiihuuSh crops We're short this Veal.
Parish Cor. Protector.
PCINTE COuPEE
The levre on Old River is b, ing
rapidly conpl"ted.
There is still n great deal Of cotton
in the tieids Of Pointe Coupee paris.
unpirked.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
EAST CARROLL.

Carroll Banner: Clpiain Manrinp
has finished the work on the Wit ~,
Airline levee, and now has a full
force on Deesona.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05

The PatrIo,-Democrat says that it
is generally understood that Messrs.
Pipes & Lyons have sold the G. x P,
H. read to the L., n. O. & I. Co. and
that the latter will thoroughly repair
snd equip the branch line if sa,isfac-
tory ar angements can be made with
the people of Clinton.
Patriot Democrat (Clin:on): The
streets have worn busy look this
week and considerable trade has
been going on Notwithstanding the
hard times.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
NATCuIT CHES.

TIE city father. # the town of
Nnicii;nrhss are having he li,cles
rl'anei ur.
Naicliiocnes holds lis own as =
cotton SHIPPING mart For the wrek
.rdin% last Friiav 297 balcs of cot
!"n aud I ear lca is II cotton seed
were shipped fr'.in that point.
FrrigAI rates from New OrieanS to
Na'ci.irnriics hy ,ail have been Gu.
down to river rates.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
IAFaTfTTr.

Lafsvn'to Advertiser: 4 great
many u"0ri- from the country were
II, iown daring the week maxim.
purchases ul,L our merrhurt, Were
sept busy and diI a good hu,iucss.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05

Dr.. f. B. Martin and othar gentle
men are making arrangements 10 es-
tablish a cahnirg factory at Brcauz
Bridge.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05

.Tt
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05

The Sterling White arrived at Far
nelsvil!e, making the serond boat
"Trip of the season, last Wednts lav,
with good load .
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05

The Cousha'ta Citizen contains the
following item:
Old Red is still very low for this
season ur the Year and steamers ui
Ii" tonnage # the Scullv, Gar.ana
tnd Ha.ieite experience considerable
difficulty in making. through trips.
/ ilis low stage uf water Is greatly t.
b- deplored at this season of the year,
and Is n great loss and Inconvenience
t" cur merchants ami planters.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-23

neat Russian-leather ~card-cases. and is as
follows: Tuesday. 10 A. NJ. first session. for
organization and general business: 2:S0 r.
NJ, second business session; reception IN
the New Denison Hotel parlors from 8 to
1890 p. Nj. Wednesday. $50 A. NJ. third
business session; $50 p. NJ, ladies' reception
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John N.
Carey. No. $50 North Meridian street, from
3 to 6P. NJ; 2:S0 p. NJ. fourth business SEES,
sion; sP: NJ. the members and ladies' will
attend the Grand Opera-house and witness
the presentation, by Mr.. Robert Downing,
of The White Pilgrim" Thursday. $50 A:
NJ, fifth business session; IL A.. NJ. ladies'
breakfast in the hotel ordinary of the New
management; 2:30 P. NJ, sixth business ses-
sion; 4 p. NJ. carriage drive; z p. NJ, ban
quet at the New Denison. Friday morning,
seventh business session and adjournment.
During the morning session gentlemen
were received representing the American
Pharmaceutical Association. One of these,
j. l.. EIiel, of South Bend, spoke briefly,
asking the association to remedy certain
abuses to which the retailer is subjected.
His brother, j. G. Eliei, of Minneapolis, a
wholesaler, spoke In reply. He urged the
retailers to organize, as in that way alone
they could maintain fair retail prices on
proprietary medicines and certain other
articles.
1t is understood that at this session will
be transacted some important business re-
garding drug legislation, while the grow
ing evils of adulteratiOn in goods of vari-
GUS kinds will receive attention. Among
the subjects to be considered is the rebate
system. the abolition of the tax on alcohol
for medicinal purposes, and the question of
freights. The matter of fire insurance Will
also receive considerable attention.
The top button-hole of the lapel of each
members coat is ornamented with a coin
silver button bearing the letters IN. w. ID.
A." and the figures '1S7G-1SS9."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-23
The indiana Hospital Compang

Ia a new company 10 contract against sickness
and accident upon a new plan. greatly TO the al
vantage of their members. They go on the prln'
pound of cure. They look after the health OF
members before it Is seriously impaired. furnish,
ing free medical examination and treatment
both for sickness and accident, as well as weekly
benefits. For particulars call at the company's
office, 80 West Washington street, Park Tneatei
building.
NJ. LaFollette, vice-president; Bruce Carr, treas
urer; Z. J. Robson, secretary. G. w: Combs, M
D.. medical director; Ford woods, auditor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-23
ENGLISH'S OPERA HOUSE
With the following par
agon cast:

George W. Mo nroe
John @. Rice. Bernard
Dyllyn. j. ]. Rafael, W.
A. Mack, James Cava-
naugh, Gus Williams.
Victor Goode, Ruby
Walsh. r. A. waIlen-
stein. The
Madrigal Boys.
Miss Catharine Lin
yard, Miss Nellie Rose
bud. Mrs. L. NJ. Post.
Little Rosebud, Miss
Catharine Gerald. Miss
Lena Saffi, Miss Carlot-
Ia Saffi, The ~Neapontan
Trio and Merry Lena
Merville. "You Should
Hear Her Whistling"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-23
Adrice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always
lieyes the little sufferer at once; it produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright as
a BUTTON" 1t is very pleasant to taste. IL
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels and Is
the best known remedy for diarrhea. whether
arising from teething or other causes. Twenty
five cents u bottle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-23
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St Louis

Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago a st Louis Railway
Company viii be held al the Office OF the company. IN
Central Union Depot. G neinnati. o., on "Wednesday.
the Both day Of October. 1889. At 10 o'clock a tn. tor
the purpose of electlng directors; Also. 20 take action
on the contracts relating 10 OHIO. Indiana a. Western
railway: the contract with Cairo. Ninccnnes a CHI.
cago Hallway Company: the contract with Terminal
Railroad Association, OF -. Louis, and for such other
business rs may come before The meeting.
A special meeting of the stockholders - hereby
called by order OF the board Of directors. 10 be held on
anne date and at same place. ~ q O'Clock a m. for
the purpose OF adopting q code OF regulations for us
government
stoc.. books now closed. and will reopen Nov.
~ Il r.. Secretary.
n. Z. INGALLS,. Presidents
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-23
Pile Of Lumber reu on H,m.

Peter Goodpearle, an employee of the In
dianapolis Cabinet Company. was severely
injured about the head and shoulders, yes
terday. by a falling lumber pile. DIR. r. st.
j. Perry dressed his wounds after which he
was taken to his home. No. 2O4 North Noble
street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-23
Seats on Sale on and
after Wednesday.

WHEELING WHIsPERs.-Almost every
body is hoarse. There is something IN the
air that prOvokes coughs and colds ana re-
duces the voice TO a husky whisper. ForIu-
nately Hale's Honey of HoIehound ana az az
hoarseness or cough. however obstinate,
can resist its curative operation.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In 1 minute.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-23
Pullman Dining Cars.
VIA PENNSYLVANIA LINES

Commencing Wednesday, Oct. Is, and daily
thereafter, Pullman dining cars will be run De-
tween ST. Louis and Columbus, o., on the pOpu-
lar Pennsylvania special, leaving indianapolis
at 3 p. m.. and between Columbus and ST. Louis
on train No. i, leaving Indianapolis at 11:55 a.
m. These cars are elegant, provided with every
convenience and fully up to the standard.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-23
Pullman Sleeptng-Car Nor Running Reg
utdriy Bet,cecn Indianapolis and Chicago,

VIA PANHANDLE ROUTE,
Stands at west end of Union Station. and is open
every evening TO receive passengers from $3.50
until departure of train, 1920 p. IN. On arrival
from Chicago passengers can remain In car until
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-23
Dealers Who Represent Movements of
Their Trade Throughout the Union.
Business of the National Association, in the In.
terval of Which President Kelley Delivers
the Annual Address, on Various Topics.
General Condition of Trade Satisfactory
in Sales and Easy Collections.
Revision Of Freight Classification and Other
Needs Suggested-Reception to Visiting
Druggists at the New Denison.

al do remember an apothecary, Z.
And hereabout he dwells, which late I noted,
In tatter'd weeds, with overwhelming brows,
Chilling of simples: meager were his looks,
sharp misery had worn him 10 the bones;
And in his needy shop a tortoise hung"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-23

AYERs Hair yigor invigorates the scalp: cures
dandruff and itching. An elegant dressing.