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Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-13

T streets, the look of wonder and awe
that stole over his face was
amusing and a little touching
too. When his friends got him
into n of our modern elevators and
whisked him up some ten stories of ono
of New Iork's big bindings, he was
both surprised and disturbed. He said
nothing, for he had nerved himself for
surprises. But he walked down. The
Brooklyn bridge is a ccasciess source of
wonder to him. 1t puzzles him even
more than did the electric car that he
saw on Park Row. drawn us he ex-
pressed it, by nothing at ALL" The
electric light he can, in a general way,
count for. The photograph he has
not yet seen. The elevated roads he
respects, but does not care to ride on
thom. The big buildings of New
York fill him with astonish-
ment. and visit to the
press room of a big newspaper bcwil-
dered him. But to his mind the big
bridge is the worlds eighth wonder, for
he has only seen ~Eartholdi's statue
from "A distance; that lessons its i'm
D~rcssivcness. He crossed the bridge
several times, but is a little nervOua
about it, rs though in doubt of his
safety at so great q height. He can't
master the problem of that grip on tho
cables, and his view Of the whole thing
Is contained in the exclamation that he
is constantly making, "Wonderful!
Thank God. I'll get used to it by and
by. Its like coming back from the
grave. But I'm free. thank GOd.'
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-13

preach tomorrow morning on the subject
IA Living Sacrifice Evening subject
''Giving One Gift to Get Another"
AT the First Christian church, the morning
Subject will be: Our Relation to Jesus
Christ" Evening: 1.-THE Flood; some In
fidel Objections Answered"
The gospel meetings at CASTELAR, Street
Presbyterian church Will be continued an
other week.
DR.. Williamson, of the Central United
Presbyterian church, uses for his theme in
the morning, art Wisely" and in the even
ing, Meeting of the Water Pitcher and the
Thirsty Man.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-13
An Ola Spanish Relic.

Chester Ill.) Correspondent of st.
Louls GlObc-Dcmocrut: The modern,
terse and brief form Of II bill Of luding,
with just exactly a sufficient number of
words and blank spaces for the purpose,
must certainly have beon originated in
spain, as the present form is very
similar to a Spanish bill of lnding the
writer found in a Spanish grammar
published in 1917, which is IL curiosity
for the sake of its ouain,ncss, but
which to be useful in the present times,
must OF necessity be greatly abbrevi-
ated. Following is "A copy:
BILL or LADING.
SHIPPED, by the grace of Coo, ia good
order aud wcll-conditioned, by
Mcssrs. Lopez K Co., IN and
upon the good ship called the
prince OF Peace, whereof is mas
ter under Goo, for this present
LA. voyage, Peter GaivcH, and now
=, riding at anchor in the port Of
No. | To 4. CadiI, and by Gods grace, bound
for London, to say, four chests of
Spanish books, being marked
and numbered as in the margin,
and are to be delivered IN like
good order ana well-conditiOned,
ut the port of London Uhc act of
God, the kings enemies, arc, and
all and every other dangers and
accidents of the seas, rivers and
navigation, of whatever nature
and KIND so ever, excepted) unto
Messrs, LackingtOm Allen Il Co.,
or TO their assigns, he or they
paying the freight for the said
goods after the rate OF e. for
each chest, with primage and
average accustomed In witness
whereof, /, the master Tor
purscrJ of said ship, have af-
frIncd ~ three bills of lading.
all of this tenor aud date; the
ono of which three bills being
accomplished, the other two 10
stand void. And so God send
tiIe good ship to her desired port
III safety. Amen. Dated in
Cadia, December 1905.
PETER GALygz.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-13
JOUR- MOTTO IS: Best Goods at the Lowest

dent Anderson, l remember was gong
to Cincinnati the same day, and some
one asked him why he did not ride to
the station with the wedding party.
His answer was: SID as soon ride with
a key OF mails for sociability as to ride
with u bride and groom"
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-13
Reminded Her OF Home.

PhiIhdeIphia Record: Mrs. We3tend
We'll, my dear, have you fixed Miss
Lakesido's room so that she will feel at
home. r."
Miss Wostend-Yos. ma, and know
she'll be delighted. When she enters
her room she wall instantly feel as if
she were right IN the middle OF Chicago
again.
Indeed. What have you DONE
II have coated the windows with
lampblack,"
Vice President and General Manager Mol
combc. Of the Union Pacific railroad, aud
family returned yesterday from the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-13

Fred Remer, who Friday robbed Joseph
Reisner of Albright of $3.50, an overcoat
and a lot of cigars and whisky, pleaded
guilty before Judge Reuther yesterday
and was sentenced to a fine OF SO and costs,
and in default Of payment was sent to the
county Jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-13

Union Pacific council, No. 1869. has, in the
language of the Jockey, now fairly got its
second wind and is growing very fast.
Numerous applications for membership were
received at the meeting held on January 8,
and evidence given that many other would
be present at the next one. The reason for
this is that the initiation fee is to be doubled
on all applications made after the 25th inst,
and men wishing good anu cheap insurance
are awaiting themselves of this Oppor-
tunity of getting into the order
at q very reasonable cost. 1t is
now also settled that Union Pacific coun-
Gil will soon be swell by consolidation
with it of the Antlcr council, No. 1861, num-
boring twenty members. This Will make
Union Pacific council one of the strongest
and probably the most active in the state.
On January 8 Deputy Supreme Regent j. w.
Scott installed the following officers for the
present year: Regent, }. X. Chambers; vice
regent, j. +. Coykendell; orator, j. b.
Twiford; secretary, l. L. Richards; %collec-
tor, j. l.. Craig; treasures, j. ii. LlChte-
berger; chaplain, II. w. Snow: guide, j. b.
Sheldon.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-13

The following hewly.clectod officers Of
the knights of Honor, Omaha lodge, S?9,
were installed Monday evening: G. l..
F'ritscher, director; n. w. McCune, vice
dictator; l.. a. Goldsmith, assistant dicta-
tor; w. !. Matthews, reporter; j. B. %Isruncr,
financial reporter; Charles Handbook, treas
urcr; II. L. Clark, chaplain: l.. Lazarus and
T., Brady, guides; L. FalCouCr, sentinel;
George &. Wlitlock. j. $. Gibson, and w.
Nj. Carter. trustees.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-13

was installed Monday night by Grand Chan
ceilor w. n. Love, OF Lincoln, assisted by
members of Apollo lodge No. 80 of that city.
w. Spencer, editor of the Western
knight, Omaha, and chancellor-commaudcr
OF Nebraska lodge, No. |, was present.
Diana lodge starts with a membership Of
forty.
Fred McClane, district deputy, installed
the new officers for Bcukclmuu lodge,
knights of Pythias Tuesday night. The
exercises were given in public at McEvOy's
hall. Upon their conclusion the hall was
cleared and dancing was indUlCcd IN until
the small hours came. Al II o'clock an clab-
crate supper was served. The affair through
out was creditablc 20 all participants.
Two hundred persons attended the public in.
stallation and banquet of Hastings lodge, No.
p. The following are the officers installed
2. CA. II. Allyn c. G.. jay, Cherry; V.
GIArthur Nowlan; Prelate p A. Guidin'
Brown; NJ. of FL. L.. Kclm: NJ. OF E.-F.
l.. Pearl; |. G.-Billie Cooper; q. CIV.
Is. Briggs. After the new officers had as
sumed their respective stations, j. f.. Ba'len-
ger in a wcll-timed speech presented To the
lodge on behalf of Mcssrs. Cherry and Now
Ian, two beautiful officers robes for the
stations of G. c. and V. c.
On Thursday night a iovial company Of
Knights aud ladies Of Oriole lodge No. 20, X.
Of r., enjoyed itself at the lodge rooms.
There were essays in musical and literary
directions OF more than ordinary merit. Tn
solos OF McSSrS. j. IL. Roberts ana {. f..
Beckett deserved the warm reception az
corded. The finished execution of the ductt
of Mrs. Clappc and Miss Pike, "Whcn the
Bosom Heaves Il Sigh revealed in the for
mer a soprano of pure tone and in the latter
an alto of pleasing quality. Mr.. Lou II.
Baer rendered selections from the first act
oil 'ItiD Van Winklc' in a most acceptable
manner. A photograph singing Under the
management of George Is. Holt was a novel
contributor of amusement. The balance Of
the evening was devoted to dancing.
Among those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
\. Stevens, MIR. and Mrs. Fitch, Mr.. aud
Mrs, Bctterman, Mr.. and Mrs. Anncwalt,
Mr.. and Mrs. HolbrooS, MIR. and Mrs. Good
all, Mr.. and Mrs. Ayrcs. Mr.. and Mrs. Col
Inns, Mr.. and Mrs. Bergncr, Mr.. and Mrs.
SacKrtt, Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodman, Mr.. and Ms. DR.. Merriam, Mr..
Pattcn, Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iaer, Mr.. and Mrs. Orr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schram, the Misses Nellie Samuels, of Chi
cago, a, stevens, A. Foley, NJ. Hall. Sterling,
Frost, Pike, Laing, Cady, Richardson, Min
me Brown, l.. Bcchtcl, Wilkins, Siepkcr,
Coleman, Fleming, Broughton, Liddcll, Anna
Jones, tarrington, Bcslcy, DOllic Wagner,
the Mlcssrs. LvdIck, Howe, Crap, Shoclcy,
kcmper, Kerr, Scisn, Vessels, Ihrop,
mason
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-13
81. %.

NOW is YOUR TIME TO PANT while
you may PANT CHEAP. We are overstocked
3 3 less than it Cost to Make Them. MARK
81 YOU These Pants are All New and Fresh,---
NO Old STOCK---NOt a Pant in all the lot
"a but is worth twice the amount.
ss8zxEFHEaass&HHSgHN EEmaSASkREHgS$S
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-13
Iilks.

At Sioux City Friday ne" lodge will be
The delegation from Omaha
is expected TO ably assist the proceed
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-13

the receiver OF a past masters badge OF line
workmanship and valuable material. Al
though much surprised when the prcs cnta.
ton was made, the doctor responded happily,
telling the donors that the badge was just
what was needed to round out his existence,
and that his appreciation was almost too
profound for utteraucc.
Monday evening tue oficers-elect of South
Omaha lodge No. 66, Ancient Order of
United Workman, went to Omaha, and 10.
gethcr with the officers Of the Omaha lodges,
were installed By Nj. w. Tate. The follow
ing were the officers: Past master work
man, DR.. James y. A. Kelly; master work
man, Jacob Joskolck; foreman, Joseph l..
Anderson Overscer, A.. L. Morton recorder,
Daniel Sullivan financier, c.. W Miller; re-
ceiver, Patrick f.. sullivan guide, NJ, Ever
sole! [. w, Charles Lear; q. W., Frank
Wallwebcr; trustees, DIR. James a. a.
Kelly six months, DIR. w. II. Slobaugh and
Josep l.. Anderson eighteen months. Jacob
Joskolck was elected representative to the
grand lodge, which will mold its third annual
session at Hastings, commencing May -,
1859.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-13

The newly elected officers Of lodge No, S54,
Independent Order B'nai Bcrith's were iu-
stalled: Julius Firth, president; Louis Hell
Ter, vice president; s.. Banks, secretary; j.
Rcichenberg, financial secretary; j. Ober-
fielder, treasurer; c. Brandies, monitor; A.
Harris ana a. Martin, guardians. Follow
ing the business of the evening were a So
prauU solo by Miss lsaacs and a recitation by
Mr.. II. Rosenberg. These numbers were
well received by the audience. Miss lsaacs
developed a voice of good tone and finish.
At this point the banquet absorbed every
one, An enjoyable programme was the clos
ing event of the evening.
Those present: Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. |.
Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Heyman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hcncsth, Mr., and Mrs. Dreifuss, Mr..
aud Mrs. Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. Weidles,
Prince, Mr.. ana Mrs. j. Bambergcr, Mr..
and Mrs. Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brown,
MIR, and Mrs. Bernstein, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Schlank, the Misses Scligsohn, lsaacs,
Bernstein, Morris, Adler, Iundcr, Glad
stone, Spigle, Wertheimer, Dreifuss, Wick,
Riudskopf, Benefit and Newman, Mcssrs,
Bloom, Heller, Rcpinsky, Wertheimcr, Die
zen, Eiseman, Kahn, Schlank, Iundcr,
Ottenhcincr, Gnuz, Augar and Bergman,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Holman, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Goctz, Mr.. and
Mrs. &. Brandcis. Mr.. and Mrs. SeliGsohn,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. kirschbraum, Mr.. and Mrs,
Adler, Mr.. and Mrs. Kohn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mott, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Heller, Mr.. and Mrs,
5. Blath, MIR and Mrs. $. Kat2, Mr.. and Mrs.
Merritt, Mir. and Mrs. Hunder, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hitler, Mr.. and Mrs. BeCkman, Mr.. and Mrs
Grottc, Mr., and Mrs l. Oberfeldor, Mr.. aud
Mrs. l. Brandeis, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Heller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Spigle,
Mr.. and Mrs, Rosenberg, aud Mr., and Mrs.
S. Bergman.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-13
ECHOS FROM THE ANTE ROOM
News and Gossips of the Week
Among the F~raternities.
THE x. OF p. ENTERTAINMENT.
The state Societies and What They
are observation-disclosures at Good.
rich Haii-Imprcssivc %Instaiia-
ton Ceremonies.


The annual meet
ing OF the Nebraska
Veteran Frecma-
sons will occur Mt
~FrccmasOns' haul, on
the festival Of st.
John the Almoner,
Wednesday,, January
%, 1899. A banquet
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-13

Modern Wondmcn.

The Modern Woodmen of Grant will give
n grand masquerade ball, celebrating Wash
i~ngton's birthday. They are also making vr-
engagements for literary entertainment in
their hall.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-13

Has been so favorably received by a Discern
ing Public, who are always on the Alert tor
\ SALE for a few days longer. We will place our
pants worth $4. 90, $50 {, So. 90 and $500 at
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-13

Diana lodge, No. LOG. Knights of pythias,
the second lodge Of the order ia Beatrice,
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05
CfCTCS HEDGE.
FIR tie BEACON I

FIR the BEACON
At the solicitation Of Mr.. ]. F..
Higgarson, and members of the Rich
land Parish Cooperation Cactus
Hedge Co., l visited the cactus hedge
IN Johnston and Hood counties, Tex
as, on December 22d and 23d. 1t
being a matter possibly in which your
readers are interested, a concise state
ment of these hedges would prove
beneficial. l visited hedges on the
Brazos bottom lands; soil in all its
characteristics very similar to the
soil Of this section, being composed
chiefly of deposits from the waters of
Rrazos. A deep copper colored
soil and very fertile. Upon this soil
was seen some very fine young hedges.
The next seen, was those on the
timber" or mulatto soil. This
hedge was about six years old, averag-
ing FIVE and a half feet in height and
width. No kinds of stock there trou-
bled these hedges.
On the prairie or black lands, was
the most perfect fence l ever beheld,
with its strong protection to the in
closures, was blended that of ornamen-
tation; this hedge was seven years
old, 6 feet high, and 6 feet wide.
From what l saw, and the expert
ence Of those growing these hedges,
no one giving ordinary attention to
the young hedge, need be without a
good fence in four years. A failure
in this hedge, is the fault of the one
growing it, and not the Cactus, as any
one will substantiate who has visited
these hedges on the Brazos, and
Gross timbers"
Dec. 2Sth, 1883.
A. B. COOPER.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05
] will only sell 10 consumers; wi
not sell to merchants.
HER MAN KAHN.

CoopupER-OLlvER.-Married on
Sunday evening the 3Oth of Decem-
Der, 1883, at the residence OF tn.
brides father, Major WIN. T. Oil
yer, MR. G. b CooPExpER and Miss
EpMoxlA Oliver. Rev. j. F. Pat
tsrson officiating.
The editor was one Of few guests
who attended this nuptial. After
che cerimony the few who were there
participated in good supper, and
to Maj. Oliver and his excellent lady
We extend thanks r those presens
Onr best wishes Intend the newly
welded couple. The bride 10 one
Of Richards fairest daughters, while
the groom, Mr.. Coopender, is, to all
appes rances. . worthy young man.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

A custom prevails in tins ctunir,
to turn etock loose on the lands after
pulling corn. This is not a good
plan as il causes the stock to become
accustomed to the fell, which will
he kept up after the crops are planted
aud makes fence breakprs.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

Probably m one hing has caused such =
general revival of trade at Dr. J s B.sziey'.
drug sore n their vivins a~ay to their Gus.
ss'uers Of ~ many free nil boules Of Dr.
Ki"s's New Discovery Er Consumpt,"n
Their trade is simply enormous in this v-r,
valuable arfirie from the fact that il Away,
cures and never disappoinie Coughs. Cold.
Asthma. Bfonrhins ronp, and all throat snc
inrs Diseases quickly cured You can test i
h~tose hnyinR ~ getting . trial on,,ie ire
lasse s,zs one dollar Every bottle warra
ted. =
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

Our PATRONS are profting by
our wIsdon-it Is meant for them
and they shall continue to see that We
are the ONLY ONES who protect
,he'rin,-re,,s by HOLDING Down
HIGH PRICES. &. TITCHE.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

whowants to buy q good place
away from town? We have some
lands in different parts Of the perish
that We would sell cheap. We vii,
take, all cash, the price fixed BY the
Police Jury on our Woodland.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

AUCTION
GOODS!
AUCTION.
GOOdS!!

Herman Kahn wishes to inform
his friends and the public in general
that he has bought the Entire Stock
of N. Kahn at AUCTION
PRICES and now offers them 10
the trade at LOWER PRICES
than Manufacturing cost. Rene
her this will only last few days.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

C.e Conr.rrs lightning Iiramrn, fo'
-h-rh"n. rine-bohe. spawn. pnie evil. foot
-vii. i.itrr IL ne hack. wounds aud bruises
aud yon viii Inv no others Sold by DR.. ]
$. Beaziey. Rayviile. aud +. ". Thompson
Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05
Benevolent Orders.

R.ynisr co,nnunira'iors of r F. Mcclure
f.o,ce No 2n9 F. h A. Ma.nns. Second
Wedn.si.v in each month-C. p. Balf,ur,
W " W r. Oliver. Secre,sry.
CP Fs,om Lodge Nc. ~, knights Of
Py,k ts n e-ts every sltefnaiive Tuesday
nixh'. J s. Sun,rnerIin, l.. e.: T.N.Rhyme,!
<. If R.NS.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

Persons trrnbled with chronic diarrhora or
subject TO bowel complain in any firm,
.honld Try hamh-ri.in's Collie, Cholera and
D,srrho-a Remedy. Many chronic cases thai
Lad resisted 81 o.hrr Treatment have Leen
rured w it. Fur sale by Or. B-sz-y.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05
G. TITCHE.

Aside tom being a positive cure for Chill.
and F-v-rs. CheaIhsn Ch'lI Tonic is also the
lin 81 strength nina tonic ~ the world "Ssi.
,,fac;ion or money refunded. Sid by DR..
J S Bssz!ey. nod r. W Thompson. sept
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05
Women, Delays srs Dangerous!

Madame R.v-r-'s Female Pills for wome'
msrer jails to always give speedy and orfoi'
relief Satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
'nrnrd. Sent by mail. securely sealed, i,
plain wrapper tor One Dollar: three boxr,
tor I'ro Dollars. Particulars in letter fo
urcsnrs in postage stamps. Address o.
Mrs. +. REVERE, box 2s3. Jersey City. n J
ian2l-ly-3p
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

Quite q crowd gathered in front o!
N. KaI,n's store Saturday morning tn
attend the sale, hut the sale was
pes, poned till o'clock.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

The immense sale If ChamberIsArit Conxh
Remedy has be induced Il, . great exs~ns
hy people. vim have been cured bv il isllins
their friends and neigil'oss Of iss R,sa'
qualities and ussins them 10 Try it. The
snost Severe cold viii soon Yield IN iss eoG,l,.
ing saecss- Fer ssis BY Dr. J. S. Resziey.
Novl7>lm
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

Two pairs of fine hounds were re-
c.ived here this week ~ Eddie
Justice.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

We cali espprisl attention to our
Ladie. and Childrens wraps. Tail",
made aud sly ashland very chesr.
C. TITCHE.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

We buy Dry Gumis If all descrip-
tiona. Clothing, Hats, Boots aud
Shoes. iu large Quantities, and ar
selling at ruim"usIy low price,. W.
must keep ahead. Z. 1NCHE.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

ftlea.e ,i"~', take anyone. -or'i TOR it, b..
nee Chea,hsn,. Chill Tonic andSser how
,..irh you will br cured. Guaranteed. S"i'i
tyI. s. BeaxI-y, and f.. W. Thompson
Delhi. repi.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

We had fine weather Christmas
week, but since then we have had
some cloduy, dis,greeable weather.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

Taylor. Sure Chill t'ure c res constipaii'
hea ,scsIe, liver trouble. chiils and fcv"Is
and never tails II you don't believe it uy =
sUiri- and You will rousrn no longer.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

ssUs TavInr. Sure Chill Cuse. the nest on
earth. Price IS and 50 cents Sold ny F.
Thompson. ID. hi, La snd DIR. J. S. Bessi-y
RayviiIe, In.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

Tommie Summerlin has our thanks
for acme oysters He gets them Tor
snle every few DAYS.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

DR. Tmheuors Anrisrprr is the Boss rem-
edy for wound. OF every character. AMI -
coIic. cramps. &c. Try il ard bc convinced
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

4 very fine assortment Of Dress
Goods, Velvets and trimmings. Bro
catl.d and Plain Velvets in handsome
shades.
c. TITCHE.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

Families needing Dry Goods,
Shoes, ETC., Etc, will certainly make
money BY calling at HERMAN
KAlIN'S and buy his goods, he has
purchased ut AUCTION.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

Use Taylor's Cordial with vim for fenaie
diseases and hnx. II is the best tonic made
Sold by Dr.. J. $ Be- 'zlev. Rayville. and T.
w. Thompson. Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05
NOTICE!

There will he regular meeting Of the
School Board. Saturday. January 3,h. 1859.
All The n,eo,hers ,r- respectfully requested TO
bring written reports OF the vaiue and con-
drion Of the ssboo' houses in their ward.
The Teachers examining committee will
examine ell teachers applying for license
same day. W. lN>LEY.
Superintendent.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

.Pmve all Things, h"ii fa,t thn' which 4"
e~od' Only pnve Ne. ri'chrnors An''sei'-
,ic sIw avs ~ i'll hold il fast.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

Remember you will get S, worth
ia, 81 90 at HERMAN KAHN'S;
don't YOU miss such chances.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

"Never wait; nni~ss IL ne too late Hunt 5
Cure yuarants Ell Ia cure "Skin Ernpi"ns ia
nil Il. ysrinus forms Sold Ivy }. ). B~azley
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

Rayviils had lively appearance
-lkSt Tbuuday - there seemed tn b.
iheht eaing on u front Of Nrssra
le0sranis saIoop. besides several
oshef euas5sle No serious daq<e
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

~ Tih-nrri A. G-~p'ir cures rinRworn'
DIR. Twhenor's Au,;seItic cures said hrsd
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

The Era No. 10, Capt. Hamilton
eaptain. cameup and returned THE
weed.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

A fine hoy arrived at c. p. Bal
tours few davs ago.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

d.. Tiebseess An,isep.;s relieves Neural.
~. 49,
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

Incorporated ny the legislature in 1868 for
Educniiona: and Charitable purposes. and it-
T.mh,s- male a part of the present STAT.
Constitution. in 1879, by an ovEgwHELHING
POPULAR vor.
I,.GiAN0 EXTRAORDINARY DRAW.
INGS take place semi \, n"aIly. (Jnne and
Der-mbcr) aud its GRAND SINGLE NUN
Der DRAWINGS take place on each "f the
,,h-r n months in The year,a"d aye oil dss " /"
IN paI,In', a, the Academy o: Music, New Or
leans La.
I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly snd Semi
ANIMAL Drawings Of The Louisiana State
Lorf-ry CO.. anS in person manage and conIr''
he Drawings themselves, aud that the same
are conducted with honesty. fsirness. aud in
s.aHi fanh toward aIl parties. and We authorize
'he Company IN use this certificate; with fac
-.ni'e. Of onr signatures attached, in its aver
iis~meut.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05
MEDICINAL.


Represent. the position 'hs' Dr.. Tic'enor'
Anrsep,ic sns'aias in r-'a ion N all orh~
proprietary me,,icines-At the head Of tn
colun n.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

EVERYDAY us-s Tsylor's Sure Chill Cure
SoId Ivy dInvsissi.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

A perfrc. Ann,-prr-Dr 1ih-hor's.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05
Saturday. January 8. 1889.
Religious Directory.

The arW Sunday in each n'on,t 10 the day
f,r rhe Pspri.'s 81 Ravvile. =.
R.v. Mr. Miles will preach here on the
Hr., Sunday in zach month.
The third Sunday in each month il the
d~v for TIE Presbyterisns, Rev. d A. Camp
bell.
Rsrulsr Sesvices of M-'h"dI Epi,cops'
Church. Srn'h-Srcond Sunday in earh month;
Rev J. F Patterson P. E. RaYvle Cir-uit.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-05

Mr. E. A. ireland, Of Breen, Phillips 4 c.
Nashville. Tenn, says: 81 wsa a
with Plies for twenty years, and
remedy offered me; finally used
Pile Ointment. I, gave msi
hiss effected = peru.sn,
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