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Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

al have used one bottle OF Dansbys Cotton
p,,cb B;ters and i, cured me. was down
IA, some ume with a complicated disability
ona5le to do anythins-snd had sied doctors
AMI o,h-r medicines bat all did no good. Ais"
my 5-year old son has been rhi'iins con-
,,nuaIly for the last three years ana ho'n'is
did any good except for short periods, w"en
they woul.l return. He became bloaied ana
broken down in health, but Yonr oniefs mas
cured MIN. think, entirely. He only osed
half a bottle. can recommend them 10 oe
all tia, is claimed for ihefn."-t'eo- II, San
,,.ts. Of Valley Cre-l Texas. Sold 'y Dr. ).
Beaxley "'1
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

Johu A. Hemler, of Alto, was III
town ON Wednesday John has COM
menced the mercantile business
AGAIN in the Vickers old stand. See
hi, advertisement. He will Try
nr;rter's ink and we are sure he Will
vet value received. Go where you
are invited. If merchant does moi
advertise he does not invite your
trade.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

DAppo Mills, Tex. April 2, lsSs-l have
,,ker Two bottles of De nby Cotton Patch Bit
,sts and an p.ouad to say that am greatly
benrtiued b. the use CT them. have not
been able to work for TWO yea :, but since
,ook the ti,., bottle of these Bites ! can do
verv good work. have piles, hsin'a ana my
kidnevs were effected. My urine was 'hics'
white and sometimes bloody. My Lack does
10, iinr now and my urine has cleared NJ
beatty recommend 10 all suffering WIN
kilnes co.npla a;.'-.4 Z Sheriff " hi'e the
TEST Of the system i being PAT mo heai'h and
vigorous act. , by tbs wonderful compound
the. latest and best kidney remedy known ''
The scieacc OF medicile, IS n work on tiia'
o.-an. anil with such grsar odds IN US favor
complete cnIe will BE- effected u medicine
/ can DO il. Sold by DR. J. ;. Beazley. Jiy6l"
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

WILLS PoISr, Texas May 3. 1883 -" he
bottle or Couon Patch Btr-rs was bought from
Eessrs Crow Il Human for onr little daugh-
ter. wears old. She had been IN general
Lad health and had been having ctlils toi
several mouihs-never missing then io'
more than two weeks al any time. We gn'
the bottle about three or four weeks ago an"
began 10 give them az directed. ana she has
no, had another chill since. Her apPenie i
GOOD and general health very much improved
We are highly pleased with ten -
Douglass and wife Sold by Dr-J Benzley
Jnne !, I'm.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
DE LII PARAGRAPHS.

The Womans Missionary Society Is
now in session at Delhi, with a good
Attendance AID with Mrs. Fuililoyc, .
President.
Miss Fannie Karp, OF Canton, and
Miss Flora Bloom, Of Vicksbure, are
visiting Ne. Sol E,rm. Mr.. Blum is
at La!ls1al, Germany, for the pur-
pose Of restoring his health.
NJ Fannie B'oomsteil is visiting
her aunt, Ms. Stem.
Wonder Il Pearl ever got that ride
behind Dr.. Ragland's silver-tooted
bav. he seems to carry the Doctor all
right to see his many patients.
There was an crow IN the para
,rsols last week. It should have read,
Mss Minnie Thomson, the charming
instead Of Pharmacist Though We
.L;nk she = both.
We hear that tie wedding bells
are soon to ring out IN Delhi for one
Of the .oychcst OF brides.
Itisap.ty. that Dr.. Evans and hi
nav horse have left town, we fear
that. Ike Pearl, We may run out OF a
subject. the Doctor has q fine prac-
+;,4 now in the Crescent city.
Ms Emma Mason returned yester-
dav irom M'nien, with her face
wreatned in smiles as usual, with,
: perhaps, he memory Of "eyes that
I haunt hor su.i.
! There are TWO ve-y sad looking
a vounq gentlemen in Delhi now. They
: have a kind of far away Franklin
= look about them. Never mind boys
/ they Will be back for the sharades.
u OH but do you know our DR.. WI
e Brurnby? he is just the incest youni
l. man and prescribes the best physl(
r. and is getting quite popular anon
re his patients, as well as the far sex
N May success attend hin.
j. Mr.. Aaron Armstrong and Capt. 7
Is D. Mckee we're over from the swan
ie TO attend the X. Of P. on Monda
u night last.
iy 1t is rumored that Mr.. Patterson,
be brother to the young man at EpI
ce whose death was caused from takll
he morphein for quinine, will sue Il
H. Telegraph Co. for not answering
Delhi the sun mons FOX DR.. Brunb
he West Carroll, in the death OF n
on John Land. lost one of its Oldest al
,ral best citizens. Els death ACQUIRED
to' Mineola, Texas, where he had go
got hoping benefit from the change.
and Mrs. ?. L. Berry, after long
. ''i !. ness. is again her lovely self.
we'd Mrs. DR.. Bru nLy he's the lowell
lev flower garden, the whole reminds {
of bird of Paradise with spr'
as piumage.
,ere Maj. Hart, of Utica, with his 10
ly daughters, who are just II
Whitworth College, are soon ezpec
.ere in Delhi to see the little Maj.
PETER PARAGRAPH
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

AFassre. y. \. Holmes and John y.
Williams, who have been IN orr town
for some time training horS+s, called
on US Tuesday. They are experts IN
that line They 10 not tame by
cruel and barberous treatment, but
hv kindness. Nothing is more dis
arstipr than 70 see horses beaten.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. Cook and wife got Oft the
east bound train Saturday last.
Mrs. J. II. ThurmOnd came ont
from Mt. Lebanon on Saturday OF
last week and IS visiting relatives and
friends in this parish.
We. Lyies was in Kayvilie on
Saturday.
Iohn N. Gwin was in Rayville on
Friday evening OF LAST week.
T. F. Sprcwcll was III Rayviile on
Saturday last.
&. II. IIallack, agent for the
. United States Publishing house, was
IN Rayv;lIe on Tuesday.
r. \. Wynn came out fromCrcnN
lake OH Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Rhymes carn'
ont OF the tam on last Monday.
r. r. Justice and J. i. Hard!
were in town on Monday.
We met J. y. IIcmler in town OF
Wednesday.
We had the pleasure Of a ca
from James y. Smylic, Of Dermo'
Ark, on Tuesday. He did not tol
get to pay for the BEACON.
las. y. Mhoon and Prof. LA
+ were in town on Monday.
: Young Mr. Morgan, who Is livin
q with GO. W. Wright was in tow
~ cdnc,jav. lie reports the orol
fire in that section.
:, p. ". Wight WAS in town I'd
81 Wednesday.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
$500 Reward.

For the detection Of arsenic or any drug !"
/. cer,oin Chill Cure" that will harm the most
delicate person. Fred PaPcnmeier, Sr., St
Philips. Ind writes
had fever aud asue for over year ana
tried all medicine. without success oht
hottie Of c. c. {. Certain Chill Cure enteu
me. sincn which time, aboet year. me c"''''
and fever have not returned. ooi" an ,,
guaranteed by DR. J 5 Beazley, and r. "
Thomson. ~"e-S IA"
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

|, is something astonishing 10 note the won
derfui development of Texas in tue past few
wears. and no less 81 are the immense 'a'es
rf Couon Patch Buffers, meticiue made a.
the SAFE. Note what Nj ". /. Todd, of
Gi,jewa,er, Texas, has - say: Il have been
ir,.,bIra ioar or i've years with d'-"'''fri
stomach and liver and dyspepsia an" nave
n.ed one bottle Of Danshy Cotton Patch BIZ
,ers. and can say that have been benefited
more bv It's use than all the other medirine'
Ibave ever used. To build ur the system
no better medicine can he used Pleasant
IN take aud warranted by DR. J Beaziey.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
mee,roe.. WINE OF cAaDu! for female diseases

Three days is a very short time IN wh'ch
to cure "a bat case at rheumatism; ""' e'''
be done, il the proper treatment IS a"o. 'eo'
,s will be seen 10y the following from James
l.amh.rr. Of New Brunswick, Ills: Il was
hadlv afflicted with rhenrnaiism IN the h'Ps
and legs. when | bought a bottle at Chamoer-
l,in's Pam Balm. |, cured me IN three days
an all right to-day; aud would insist on
every one who Is afflicted with thar terrio't
disease 10 use Champerain's Pam balm ano
sc; we'll a, once" For sails 10y DR.. }. .
Beazlcy.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Susan J Oliver, Deceased.
State If Louisiana Parish OF Rc!iand.
Ry virtue of Al order of sale l>>"r.' i'"m
the bonotah.c 9Th Disiric, Court. '.!f'cied 10
me, rs administrator. 10 advertise a"3 -e..
.nilicicn, properly Of said succession 10 pay
lcb,, and ,nxcs lu accordance with said
order. I did advertise and sc!, GA the 18Th
lay Of February. 1850 hot made m's'aSe
-. oao,ing .u: 3 square i ct Jorc-' adtirna
- ,,c Gown Of kayvii.e. when j. >lauii have
s,cr To-, square 7. now wi. sell o"
Friday, 28!h day Of june, 1882,
10, > >r,il,- f. IT Ious,' aGt.'i+n - c'fr"c
the erfo. ~ asi s1.e.
WIT. Gj.FER,
Administrator.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
we Challenge

A,v man. woman or child who : affected
w,,h CONSTIPATION, Dyspepsia. Headache az
T,r,.,l Liver 10 prnve ;har a few doses Of
simmons Liver Regulator Wi, not relieve
them. |, never ial.-, aud = so pure, So sure.
- harmless thai IA INFANT can take II an"
never havea second spell OF Cole. An aa"''
can taxi. 10, keep ;Ae Lowe.s regular ana
secure i!ca.ili. ny-o
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

Mr.. Moore. the post master at Bradshaw
Va. after reading an advertisement, OF Cham'
beriain's Collie. Cholera and Diarhoea keIne-
DIV. concluded 10 try small bottle OF H. lie
saws: IL used II in two cases Tor colic ana
;hree for diarrhoea with perfect satisfaction
One dose gave relief in every cuse out one
,ha, was a bad case OF cole and re Imred the
second dose. have handled great dea!
of paian, medicine as agent and for my oNn
use, bnr never tried any that gave as gooi
resn!Is as 'ChamberIains Coiic, Cholera an'
Disrrhoea Remedy" Forsae at 20 and d
cents per bottle By DR. ! : Beaz!ey.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
kso.cy County Heard From.

Nj Vernon lni Dec. N'h. I0o'-
HAD the regular Wabash ch;.ls ar V2'''">
Times t.r nearly Ave years and ind hi!itIeE'
remedies rom winch | derived il1.e benefit
purchased two tcuies Certain tfi'i Cure
from W H. Fogas & Co druggists oi M'""'
Vernon, and cnred mysei: anal child Pera'',
ncu,,y Of tie Disease Sold and guaranteed
By DrJ ; Eea4Icy and Z " Thomson.
mne2G>im
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

We hear complaint OF cholera
among the poultry. The best thing
70 prevent cholera il to change ycur
fowl yard; keep plenty pure, cool
water for your fowls. This Is the
course we have pursued this year
and up TO date we have lost none OF
our Own raising.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
RcElree's aiine Of Ca!dui

and THeOFORO's BLACK DRlUGrT are
for sale by the following merchants IN
E.yh,ani parish.
DR.. ! :. Beaaiey. Rayviiie;
+. W. Thomson, Delhi:
~ n. Gibson {; Co, Guard.
Iune23-l2m.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

aHc shook, and he shook, ill his shaking was
chronic. r,.p
afl. then bought hottie Of chea'ha"'s '"'''
Tonic. -, 81
..Hs said 20 his friends. though shaker OF
arhnuks TO the c. c. Tonic, Pm shaker 90
s jaei5-2m
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
,sy. VIM OF CARDy,, Tonic fer Women.

An old itdy at Burke. Texas, who had
been troubled with chronic diarrhoea for over
ii tecn years. says tlat ChamberIain'> Coie'
Cholera and Digrfhoea Remedy did her more
,ooa ,irn all the other medicines she hai
eve, used. M 5 J. Trradweil, the leading
merchant Of Inc town. watches for the above
statement. For sale by DR.. J. ;. Beaziey.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

We have received the catalogue OF
tie Female College of Shreveport.
Next session beginning September
2nd. 1889. 1t is one of tie neatest
printed catalogues we have received
Printed Mt the Times Office.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

We regret that the rain interfe-ed
with the barbecue SO much at
Girard that it could not be enjoyed.
Next week we viii have more to
say about Tie Girard bsybecue-
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

RErp's CHILL CURE does its own talking
and one trial is Sufficient 10 convince the mos
or,indiced that lis large sale and popularity
are not due to any particular mode oil adver
,,sing. but are due aieue to the merits oi ih'
medicine. |, is a perfect antI,.oie tor al
nala,ial poison-cures cniils qn'cE,y. no
sale 10y Chas. T'tche. M4-"m
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
Time Flies.

Do not waste year time and health on o'her
cures when you can possibly gel bciue n'
the Justly celebrated REEDS tHILL IRE II
l. worth It's weight m geld 70 ire afflicted II
! u fate. suro, certain. posillve aud "omhr'-
fnl care Ton ci,iils, frvers and "enGne. r"f
sale by Chas lithe NI-jn
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

Use Coueseus Lightning Linament io'
sharbou. riG.,- none. SPAWN, pole evil, ioo'
evil. letter Ia ne back, wounds and bruises
and Won Will buy no othes sold 10y Or
5. Reazley, Rayville, and L. W. Thompson,
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

Mrs.. WrysIow's SOOTHING S-EUr should always
n. ussd when children are cutting teeth. is re.
Esvesthe suererat once; itprotuces nsturai,
ouiet sleep and the little cherrb avakesas oflgLt
"a n button" Il is very pleasant TO taste II
suo,hes .he child, soitens the guns, pam,
rssy,,ia.es the bowels, aneistte best known rensdy
fc1 ,i;arraoea whether arising from t7erhin3 OF
othex CAUSES. Twenty-Five csn.s Q oosue.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

Miss Maria Brumby, the accom-
plished daughter of G.. b. Brumby,
has been assisting in the Clerks Of
fec She understands the use oil
the typewriter.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

HERMAN KAHN has made large
reductions on lis already low prices
of all kinds oil Summer goods. y
cali will convince you of the superior
attractions offered by this House.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
NOTICE!

DY authority OF Ike Honorable Police Jury
ID Of the parish OF Richland, the undersigned
commit,ee. at Charlieviie. will. on the i9'h
Of July. receive bids for the repairing OF The
bridge across Redmouih bayou; s.'eci!iearons
furnished al tia, time.
lF. HATcH.
Committee: j. r. STOKES.
Nv \ L ..GHrsS.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

Oar friend, B. o. Edwards came
in Mt Il two-Ioity cait on Monday
during the heavy shower we had,
Mrs L. was in the gig with Lin.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

At the earnest request CT j. Il.
RHYMES we walked around to Rev,
I. \. Rhymes residence on Monday
to assist in eating a dinner prepared
and cooked by Mrs. S. Z. Rhymes, III
new apparatus or invention which
he, J. H. Rhymes, is Offering for sale.
The convenient attachment consists
of a tin stand with six or seven com
partlnen;s for the different kinds OF
ediblcs. At the dining was the
family of Rev. 7. y. Rhymes, Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Rhymes. Mrs. Toler,
]. b. Hardy, r. r. Justice and the
editor of the BEACON, all Of whom
prouounced this invention an excel
lent thing. Al lady has to do i;
to prepare the meal, set upon tL'
furnice or stove and place the car
on. In an hour and IA half it is read,
to be served. Everything can b'
cooked. even to the desert. Prize
So without the furnice, Sc with tn
furnice or 81 with coffee pot and al
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

Everybody uses compound ana honey "
,,r tor cGugAs, coids, Group and who0plne
cough. |, is the best known cough remedy
AMI will cure quicker than any other "a"
tor our FANNY Troubles which explains
il Sold by all druggist
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
On Sunday morning we lad a very
hard shower of rain.
meELhEEs WHY. CT cAnnui for Weak Ner7es'

The pulpit the benci, and the bar recom'
mend Cheaiharn's chit Tonic the finest
an,per,oic in use, being tree from poison
and guaranteed. jnel5-2m
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

Love is a nightmare with one f1o';
Two childsen with one bun,
Two corns upon Il Single ioo'
Tha, hurt like >IH,y-ouc;
Now if from CONS von Will he Tree,
And no longer pain enduih,
10 10 the nearest dmgg,s, an get
rC.C. Certain Com Cure. Sold an'
guaranteed by Dr. J. S. BeazIey and T. "
Thomson. lue-<-i"
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

please don't take anyone word for II, d"
49,. Chea,hams Chill Tome and see how
..,.;.r v,u will he cured ''t;nanatecd. Sold
~ s. Beaxlcy, aud f.. ". Thompson
Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

A uerson is Seldom sick. when heir bowels
10. ,.yulnr and never we'll when they are
;,,..u,ar. Bear this in mind and seep your
,..s...,s ,.,u,ar Nv an occasional dose OF II
i,,,,..t,s PN.. Sold by DIR Beazicy
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

We have received the catalogue OF
the Male and Female College of
Arcade, La, for l6S8-09. j. ".
Beeson. A, NJ, President.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

No, fit, but an express IN 'i 'cH-..'.
..Alout a week aga" says los A".eir'.
Cala drug,ist. ~ cN'ul,nau came d" VITA
lane ,honiier sold him 4 bottle OF Chem
.srl,,r's Pam Balm and guaranteed mat u
vould cure him. He came IL again s7s'
moi, and IS soon rs he got inside the door.
hr,an ;o swing his arms over MS bend Eh'
an Indian club swinser. '"on2h' he "'a'"
eA looi bad a lit, hu' he finally s'oPPt" .'''-
,noash To say; 'NrdiciHe ve.'y Ane' Vr'y
fine; allie sar,e make ,ae feel plenty s""'-
CEnmherlajn's Pam B1.m, = without an
eaual for sPrains, rheumatism, aches pans
or lame back. For sale by DR.. j. ;. beaz'e)
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

"Never wait; unless II be TOO 'n'e' ""'"
Cure guaranteed to cure skin hi"P
All il, var,ou. forms. Sold by J. 5. BeazIey
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
THE HIGHLAND BEACON.
Saturday, July 6. 1889.
Religious Directory.

The frs, Sunday in each month is tire day
or the Bapiisrs ~ Rayvil!e.
Rev. Mr.. Miles will preach here on the
FIRST Sunday in each month.
The itiird Sunday in each month is the
day for the Presby,enans, Rev. d. A. Camp
bell
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

We had regular trash mover on
Monday abont 6 t. m.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
Benevolent Orders.

Regular communications Of X. +. NcGuiTe
I.ong- No 200, F. x 4. Masocs, second
~>ylr{inesdav ~ each uronth--C 7. baifour,
" Y. w. T. Oliver. Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

False modesty is very nearly As
Objectionable as vulgarity. There
should be reason in al things.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
NOTICE.

A IL persons holaIr.. claims against iho
~ succession OF II T. Vickcrs, deceased
1rr Hereby fed 20 pTesen, The same - tho
undersigned. 81 20 " AMI Rhymes, ai,o--
ucys fof approval "r rejection.
an r-rsons indebted TO -aiu succfssioa a,e
no,,aad TO settle same 10 ,'e un,,',r .ned or
the attorneys.
Juno srirh, 1850.
/. y NlCFFRS,
Admin stratrix.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

If you ask what is the quickest. best and
.aie,t chill Tonic, the answer will mvaiab'y
be. My friend, use Cheatham's, II Is pleasant
700 and nry rau,eed jgelj-2in
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

A GOOD COOK wANTED.-ARply at
the BEACON Office.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
Their Business FOOmsng.

Probably no one thing has caused SUI d,
General revival of trade at DR. J. ). RAazl"t %
drug store A. their giving away to iheu cn'e
sourrs of q many free trial bottles o. y.
Kinp's New Discovery for Cnnsump''"".
Their Trade is simply enormous IN this N''r
valuaEie article from the fact that II alw'' d
cures and never disappoin's coughs '".'@,
Asthma. Bronchitis Group, AMI all th'oat 'n'
lung diseases quickly cured. You can us'
before buying Ly getting trial bottle 'if'
la.se SIZE oue dollar. Every bottle wa' '"-
tel. &"
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

Several personals and locals were
crowded out this week.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

BY virtue Of the above described AIT 10 IN
directed. hsvi-t. seized will otter for sale =
tie Fast door OF the court house, IN RaYSii'f
La on
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

.sDou'I Trust 70 luck, but rub ON tile oi
Hun,', Cue for Itch. letter, Rlrsw"'m or
T., June 5-4n
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

Train No. Q leaves Oakdaie 521 an, az
lives Chattanooga $40 am.
Train No. 10 leaves Chattanooga o;Oo pm
arrives OakdaIe s % pun.
Through Car Service.
SOUytIBOuND-TrainN No. !, Mann bou-
aoir BuGIe, Sleeping Cars, Cincinnati TO New
Orleans, Birmingham to Shreveport anu Man"
B,,joir and Puliman Bullet Sleepers Cincin-
natl to Jacksonville.
Train No. 5, Mann Boudor Buffet Sleepine
,.,,s C;ncin-a,i to New Orleans and Louisville
On Chattanooga, Mann and Pullman Sieepefs
Cincinnati to Jacksonville.
NORTHBoUND-rrain No. 2, Mann oou-
5ou BntIe, Sleeping cars, New Orleans ="
Cincinnati. Shreveport To Birmingham, 'h'
Mann aud Pullman Sieepers Jaessonviie
Cincinnati.
Train No. 6. Mann Boudoir Ballet Htrrp'n'
,,,s Nav Orleans to CINCINNATI and thai'a-
,u,ora 10 Louisville and Mann and Pullman
S,,rpe,s jacksonville 10 Cincinnati
MA. BoTBAS. Trav. Pass. Asen'
Birmingham, Alabama.
VIZ. COFFEY, Agent. Rayv'he' la
J. C. GAuLT, D. G: tDWAnDS'
Gcu'i M'g'r zen as -
CINCINNATI, o.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

P. FalfJur Lodge No. -, knights O.
Py,, Is r. Gets every alternative Tuesday
night. J ASnmneriin, L. C., T.N.Rhy'nes
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
SHERIFF'S SALE

Anna e. Kennedy :. 40,
TLos Med. Collins. Trior. Ia 9Th Dsnic'
Court. Parish OF Richland-Siaie Of Louisiana
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

The Police Jury have been ~
session this week.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

Re-us. services Of Methods, Episcopal
Chmch, Sou'h--Second Sunday Ia each month;
Rev. J. 4 Patterson p. &. RaYvdie Circuit.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

Wub;r legal hours, the following property.
IN wit. An undivitl, one-haif interest in
and 10 the follow ivy lands to-~ii: y OF
Ell ard 5. F. of :. F. section q, Lois
Il, and II section q I ls \ X Fast con-
tanning 100 acres, more or less, situated i'
Richland parish.
Terms Of Sae--cash with benehi Of aP-
LEM sCTT,
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
NOTICE!

Notice i hereby given 10 all tax-paY"'
,ha, the hs,ing OF all property will he OPEN"
fnr inspcc,,nu and correction tor 'hc term nd
20 days, Leglning June loih. 1882.
DR. MclN rOSH.
Assessor.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

Try sLAcx:0RAuSnI tea ior Dyspepsia
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
NeurOyOic Persons

And those troubled with nervousness reshlting
from carc or oycrwcrk will be relieved rs taxing
Rrosyn's Iron Bit!ers. Genuine
has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

Straw Hats,
Lawns.
Iudia Iiueus,
Laces,
Embroidcries,
Greatly reduced this week ut
HERMAN KAHN -.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

,r BLACK. oaAuaHr tea cures Constipation
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-07-20

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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-07-20
Two Old Trees.

The following items appeared recently in Popular Science News;
 The old oak tree at Waltham, which so excellent an authority as Professor Alex ander Agassiz said was 700 years of age, has been cut down. It has been dead for some time, and stood in the path of modern i'm provement. Part of the venerable tree will be preserved in the library.
 The great oak tree at Woodbridge, which was cut down few weeks ago after an ex- istence reckoned at from 1, 800 to 2,000 years, is to be made into chairs for the members of the Quinnipiac club, of New Haven This tree was doubtless the oldest along tho Atlantic coast, although the authorities diff fer as to its age, and the largest oak in the world. Oliver Wendell Holmes said the treo was at least 1,sOO years old, and Professor Abbott, of New York, who made a careful examination of the monster eighteen years ago, said it could not be less than 2,000 years old, while Professor Eaton stands with these authorities by stating the age of the tree as ranging from l,500 to 2,000 years.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-07-20
Evening Toilets

Many evening gowns now consist only of front breadth of considerable width, stretch ing far back under the arm, and of q train. These wide front breadths are generally made either of contrasting material-satin with brocade, or brocade with velvet or of fine piece of embroidery. Some in fine lisse, the ground either cream or light tender green, pink or maize, arc worked in soft silk either with palms or interlacing designs, which are closer and heavier at the foot, and more scat tered towards the waist. They are sold in lengths of four and an eighth yards, which can be, and frequently are, divided, the half be Ing enough. A beautiful design is composed mainly of empire wreaths graduating up wards, the edgo at the foot cut out in scallops and buttonholed-
 Crepe de Chine is Q favorite material for similar treatment, save that the patterns are all different, all elaborate, and well covering. A striped lisse, sold by the yard, and useful for the same purpose, has q brocaded floral design between tho stripes; and lsse is com bined in weaving with fancy grenadine, and has horizontal lines.