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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-12-14

ACADIA.
The Crowley Signal states that An.
dreas Wilfret, of Rayne, has been
granted patent for rice leveeine
and ditching machine.
ASCENSION.
Max Dupaty, mavor of Napoleon
Vile, visited Donaldsonville last week
The Donaldsonylle Chief estimates
that the total yield Of w. ?. Miles
sugar plantations in st. James and
Ascension will be about S, 100000 lbs.
BOSsIER.
The estate Of Major R. f. Wyche,
deceased, will be disposed of at sue
cession sale on January 4th
BIENvILLE.
The New Era annor ices that Gen.
Woolford and Mr.. Boodv, of New
York, visited Gibsland last week in
the interest of the l.. N. and S. rail-
road. They made an inspection Of
the line to Homer, and named a num-
ber of stations en- route.
The Arcadia Building and Loan
Association has elected A. J. Atkins,
president; w. T. Cakes, vice-presi-
dent, and Will Miller, secretary and
treasurer. $4,000 worth of stock
has been subscribed.
CALCAsIEU.
The Commercial announces that the
weather in Lake Charles is ideal, and
the gardens full of beautiful roses.
The Jennings Reporter announces
the arrival of several parties from
Iowa to locate in that town. The
tide Of immigration is slowly turning
southwark, and the parish of Calcasieu
has much to recommend it as the
home for thrifty colonies from the
West and North.
The Lake Charles Echo reports
that Mrs. F. G. Perkins, postmistress
at West Lake Charels, has been re-
moved and Mrs. Henry Perkins, COL
ored, appointed instead.
S. W. Lyons, of Lake Charles, has
cultivated in his garden this season
some very fine lines.
j. B. Watkins has purchased from
Clerville Granger 2l0O acres of land
near Lake Charles at $3.50 per acre.
1t will be settled by energetic farm
ers.
The Texas and Pacific railroad has
paid j. B. Peyton, of DeSoto, $4,000
for injuries received near the Shreve-
port fair grounds about year ago.
Hon. w. r. Rutland of Baton
Rouge, was in Shreveport last week.
A meeting of the Baptist Executive
Board was held in Shreveport last
week.
Prof. S. A. Knapp, of Lake Charles,
and Messrs. C. S. Robinson, Herbert
Ellis aud Bancroft Ellis, of England,
passed through Shreveport last week
on prospecting tour.
cArAHoULA.
Will H, Latham has assumed con-
troll of the Trinity Herald, and about
December 18th viii remove his office
to Jonesvilie, in the same parish. .
CocoRDIA.
Nidalia wants an oil mill to handle
her large supply. of cotton seed. e..
Ridley Carey, colored, the oldest
resident of Concordia, died recently
at the age of 90 years.
The Sentinel reports encouraging
progress in work on. New Orleans,
Natchez and Fort Scott railroad.
q, claiborne.
Arrangements are being made to
erect Catholic church in Homer.
The Guardian will indulge in more
commodio1s quarters in $780,.
Tha dth mard &c Cl,,horr. La
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ment reimburse the State of Louisi
ana for money spent in repairing tn,
State Capitol.
EAST CARROLL
The levees of East Carroll are beinl
raised and repaired and will soon b,
in excellent condition to prevent
overflow.
The police Jury Of East Carroll ha,
appropriated $3.50 to be used for tn,
apprehension and the conviction O
the parties who fred into the store,
Of Messrs. Stein and Bernd on No.
vember l4th.
FRANKLIN
The engineering corps Of the New
Orleans, Natchez and Fort Scott rail.
road reached a point near Winnsborc
last week. Messrs. Gum and Britton
of the Natchez Construction Co. alsc
visited Winnsboro on a tour of in.
spectior.
The Mount Zion male and female
academy, located near Montgomery
Grant parish, has an attendance Of
seventy pupils.
IBERvILLE
Miss Lee Hsbert, of Baton Rouge
is visiting Plaquemines.
Mrs. Mary Young, an estimable
lady of Plaquemine, died on Novem-
Der 2lst.
The lberville Guards rendered q
handsome reception to their sponsor
Miss Maggie Dupuy, and her maids Of
honor, last week.
IBERIA.
The New Iberia electric light plant
will arrive at an early date.
A new shaft is being sunk atAverv'
salt mines, and new buildings, etc.
will be erected.
The Louisiana Cypress Lumber
Company, limited, has been organized
with domicile in Jefferson parish. The
officers are Joseph Rathbone, presi-
dent; Augustus Paddock, vice-preai-
dent; John G. Turner, secretary, and
Morton Butler, treasurer.
The building boom has struck La.
fayette and number of improvements
are in progress throughout the to, n
LAFoURCHE.
The Lafourche Comet advocates the
establishment of a wholesale grocery
in Thibodaux.
Richard Burton, Of Bayou La
fourche, has cultivated the Cassaya
plant successfully this season.
The Caligraph states that Ruston
has the hattering prospect of a bank
and compress in the near future. The
establishment of these. substantial
enterprises would give, the. town .
progressive boom.
The death Of ]. A. B. Jackson i.
announced in the Ruston Caligraph
MoREHOUsE.
The sheriff will dispose of certain
tracts of land at succession sale or
January Cd. -
Bishop Galleher held. services ii
Bastrop last week. and .conhyrpsd g
class. of FIVE at Christ. church. /
The Planters Association of Madi.
son parish has been organized with F
L. Maxwell as president. The pria
cipal object of the association is tc
secure an abundance of competent
labor to cultivate the lands.
NATCHIrocnEs.
An election was held, in Mar.
thayilIe on. December 10th for tn,
purpose Of voting upon a change il
the town limits.
Democratic Review: Judge D. Pier
sol ginned and packed So bales o
cotton averaging over 500 pounds
each from 10 acres Of Cane river land
He used none but Peterken seed, ant
the COTTON classed middling.
Robeline has received 1919 bales O
cotton since September lst.
OUACHITA.
J. NJ. Breard, of Monroe, has added
ten squares of building lots to tha
fourishing little city to be known a
Rreards addition.
The Bulletin states that an attemp
was made last week to burn the resi-
dence of Hon. ]. B. Garretson. Thi
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The Plsquemines Protector an
nounces the marriage of Miss Celia
Lyons and LOUIS Legier, at Home
Place on Thursloy last.
PcINTE CoUPEE
The Gay Farmers Union Of Pointe
Coupee will give an excursion on the
steamer Alto from Bayou Sara TO
Washington, on January Sd to 9th.
K>PIDES
The Alexandria Building and Loan
Association has been organized with
Wm Hill, president; B. Turner, vice
president, A. Albert Jr., secretary
and treasurer. More than $4,000
worth Of stock has already been sub
scribed.
The sheriff will sell certain tracts
of land on December 2Sth.
Mr.. Oglethrope has opened flour
ishing school in ward s.
The removal of Rev. G. ". IIarts-
field to Arcadia has forced him to
sever his connection with the Baptist
church of Coushatta.
ST. LANDRY.
Neutrality-suspicious. announces
the death Of Henry Lee, a popular
young citizen Of st, Landry.
Augustin Fruge died in st. Landry
recently in his S5th year The Courier
states that he reared family of if
teen children, and left behind him
over one hundred grand children and
great grand children.
The sheriff will sell certain tracts
of land on December %.
ST. JAMES.
Union postoflic has been established
in st. James parish, with Henry
Thalshsimer as postmaster.
ST. TAMMANY.
The st. Tammany Farmer states
that work has commenced on the
Claiborne Hotel. 1t will be COM
pleted by next summer.
The railroad depot at Covington is
being enlarged.
Mr.. LeBlancs kiln containing 400
600 bricks was burned recently. This
is the largest kiln in the parish.
ST. MARY.
Franklin will have a good artesian
we'll at an early date.
The sheriff will dispose of sugar
plantation and other property be-
longing to the estate of f. II. Dubroca,
deceased, on January 4th.
ST. MARTIN.
The st. Martinville Messenger an
nounces the death of Jean +. Millot
and Mrs Theodule Bienvenu, two
highly esteemed residents of St.
Martin parish.
ST. HELENA.
The case of the State VS.. a. II
Strickland and A. J. Afford resulted
in mis5ria1, last week:
TANG!PAHoA.
The Hammond hall will be opened
with a handsome entertainment on
Now Years eve.
The Hammond Leader reports the
arrival of a humber of Northsrners to
spend the winter on that healthy and
balmy town. -
TERREBONSE.
| Mrs Theodore S. Wilkinson, of New
! Orleans, visited Houma last week.
UNION.
Henry Shackleford, Of Shiloh, ac-
cidentally shot himself recently and
died from the effects o! the wound on
November Goth.
The receipts Of cotton were un-
usually large at Farmervil last week
the sales amounting TO l25 bales on
one day "--
The Msri1iional state that Judge
R., S.-Perry will erect sugar refinery
on his place near Perry bridge.
E. Leblanc was married to Miss
Julia DePerrodville il Abbevills, on
November 9th.
WEST FELL IAXA.
The Fehciana Ser tlnel states that
the L., n. o. &T.r lroal has added
another passenger zach to the trains
on the Bayou Sara branch The same
road will handle tie mails to and
iroiH Bayou Sara after Decemcer 6th.
| FINN.
The Winfield school is in flourish
J:..t - - cr.
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The Crowley Signal states that An
dreas Wilfret, of Rayne, has been
granted a patent for a rice leveeing
and ditching machine.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-12-14
SECOND WEEK.

l hereby certify the above names were
drawn by the Jury commissioners TO serve
for the respective weeks for which they were
dawn.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-12-14
G.. B. bRUMBY,
Clerk 9th District Court.
PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION.

BY virtue Of the authority vested in US by
law and in puruance to the ordinance of the
Police Jury Of RichIand Parish, |, A. N. c hi,
dress, President of the Police Jury of Richland
Parish and Jno. F Loveless, returning officer
OF sand Parish do hereby annonce and pIo-
clam that there will be a special election held
in the Parish Of RichIand on January l4,h, A.
ID. 1890 on the proposition 10 vote a special
tax of hve mills per annum for the period of
ten consecutive years on the taxable properly
of Rchand Parish in aid of the New Orleans.
Na,cI,ez Fort Scott Railway company on the
conditions as set out in said ordinance. The
ballots will be printed or wriren as prescribed
in said ordinance. The said special
election will be held at the following named
polling Ilaces:
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{ p faifo"r Lodge No l2, Knighycb This Office Nv
VI. IS every alternative T"r,ars If,bay appear
igh, J 8 SunnnerIinL I L.; TN.Hh, are r.ceiyed and
-. of N\ : : handed in before
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-12-14
Saturday, december Ia. 1889.
Religious Directory.
Benevolent Orders.

Regular communications of r T. McGuuV'
o're NJ 2G9, +. 4 A. Mssous. secon'
.dnes,,v ~ each MONTH"; 2. Bsifuu 90 per aDnum
= ": W Y Ohver, Serye.ary. ance
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-12-14
DAVID TODD,

hss's s', s"use erORNEY AT. LAW.
cough. II is tue -e-ssss st.. N.& Orleans. La.
for our Family rnd every term ol tne nicn
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-12-14

ana "a Win practice in Richland' and West
Remedysrrol Parishes. Collections specially.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-12-14

PRECINCTS:
Firs, Ward, Delhi and Midway.
Second Ward, Rayville.
Third Ward. Grard.
fonrh Ward, Alto.
Firth Ward. Redmoush.
SIKH Ward, o., Hcldiness School house
Seventh Ward, J. Thomason's. =
III CHTLDRESS,
President Of Police Jury.
Jyo F. LovELEss
Returning Officer OF said Parish.
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State Gieanings.
ACADIA.

tCu.Ied from tue La. Review
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-12-14

Light, va. s,ss Anat' h la aN
Mns. SALIir JOKES
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-12-14
eY P. MANGHAM.

Lion. MS. IfY P. ,MANGHAM.
.,.,.,d. Mrs. Public and Real Est eAsent.
80. ..sortmAr THE BEACON OFFICE,
sille. Richland Parish, La.
-u:.u attention given business con-
Marbury. Ruston. a" ,.aea on .; short s..s n0ce nee
,ers for all grades and st '- reasonable % w
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-12-14

Arrangements are being made to
erect Catholic church in Homer.
The Guardian will indulge in more
commodioas quarters in 1890.
Phe 4the ward of Claiborne has
voted in favor of prohibition for 1890.
A. X. Clingman will erect = large
brick hotel in Homsr next spring.
Work will commence on the Homer
bank building at an early date.
EAST FELICIANA.
The residence Of Jerry Nolan in
East Feliciana was destroyed by fire
last week.
The Wilson Sun correctly believes
that small system of waterworks in
that town would prove of great value
in cases Of fire, etc. 80
The marriage Of w. L. Ratclif tc
Miss Eluvia Piker occurred in Clin.
ton on November 26th. e.
EAST BATON ROUGE
The store OF Mr.. Raymond, ofBaton
Rouge, was robbed Of q lot of dry
goods and money last week by two
bold black burglars The negroe,
were arrested and the property re.
covered.
The Capita Item states that Con.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-12-14

Soo "i,i M low
mates approved propertsE
:. ..tere>t not payable I
luSiallment plan by Whir
and part of principal is pal,
rest yearly and prinri
.yr'lf.
Seal Estate bought. sold
=" Correspondence soil
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-12-14

The Winfield school is in a flourish
ing condition and has Fer fifty pu-
N.Y., onl,
pas Ao "elehuoHNS' .saut TO
WEST BATE Julcs HaucL
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-12-14
EAST CARROLL.

The levees Of East Carroll are being
raised and repaired and will soon be
in excellent condition to prevent
overflow.
The police Jury of East Carroll has
appropriated $3.50 to be used for the
apprehension and the conviction of
the parties who fred into the stores
Of Messrs Stein and Bernd on No
vember l4th.
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HURON DIVISION.

'Dailv. ..n
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snf Akron, Youngstoup
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chicsgt lkror Younsstovisnd PI,
h.D.wooDF6RD, JAMysM HALL
H'ff IT,.
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What B. R. Cooper, says.

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To The Citizens Of Wellington.

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SAvID ThiVAIUE OF A FARM Sellers
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New plumber. OrranIrntIon.

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peculiar Disease Among Cattle.

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A Flood Of Counterfeit Money.

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MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.


Tie f.lanI resort AZ Gs2ad Ledge
finally e4eaed Satsrt<F.
RepFeseatatigs Wa.te. ~ Kalamazoo.
-lol41e Ga Memorial fisiy az EsaTt-
The ease sgssnst David scoit, ths al
4ese4 >o1tA Grand b-slc ulla murder
eI -As neC4 a. ,,4zl-ea Q-ltl t4e -lsl
l4sl.
Sir ard Mrs. David Mefaughl-n ~
4lls4es.'L. 4Ee Fls.tEs az Pa = cry
tt4a. iley expect ~ BE- gone seteF4i
weeks.
EsaFs has a sa.Faton Array eo1s. -s-
AlE oi three semen wao parade tee
streets eseCg llsnL slta lf-la t-t
t-i4aouE.ls-
kraux g Foreman Who recently sl.a
he 8ogt tnd sHoe SO, a. GFtu4ss4-es
s1s arrested Saturday mgrnng at TIE
instance ~ s3me oI ais cred tofs.
A valuable mare owned - JoaA
begg ~ lilt, Was yesterday oitfen ~
d rattlesu.lke Nllle n pasture near tle
CITY. The animal elii probably de-
growing crops n OscOlA county never
looked better az this time Of the year
than AZ present. The rams have been
Aatsat+f AA-tA -tt--As-eA-- q ~ - 49,
&. me.
Fred Woodn, of Flint, arose IA MS
sleep saturday nIght and walked out oi
hs ~.ld0s and fel over twenty Ieet
l. tAe gg0und. several rlbo aad one
slale acre broken.
Godfrey Jeltele, a trusted empioye
oE Jacob tatl-s.y's grocery 40 Lansing,
h.ss been arrested charged W,th system
ate t.ll Lapp.ag. Officers have watched
tle store Tor some time, and claim that
tebcle ha. besa taxing from 81 % s.
from tle ul every morulng- tie ntd
= pros pertq when be began working al
tne -bofe and over . ,0OO in money and
mOftsagea has been found ia hls pos
session.
A large harm and tool house belong
INK 90 Hon. Vim. Hamilton 0n the la
peer road tWo miles from Flint was
struck by lightning Saturday night,
and together with other buildings de-
stEoysd. WOthorOugnbred coltsyalucd
at .2o0 perlshed u tile flames Be-
sides the horses, - .o0n worth OF farm
implements and 800 bushels Of grain
we're burned. Total loss 81 ,9O0; N
sured Tor g. 800.