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The Irish standard., 1889-05-18
PROFESSIONAL.

WILLIAM KENNY, Attorney at-Law, 49,
w Temple Court. Minneapolis, MINI.
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Kansas City has subscribed $4,000
towards building club house and trott-
ing track.
Alex. Miller and Tom Delaney ran
10-mile race at Newburgh last Saturday
for $3.50 side and the championship of
the world. Delaney won IN So minutes.
The newly organized St. Anthony
Bicycle club has elected the following
officers: Captain, Roy NJ. Squires; first
lieutenant, *. II. Folwell; second lieu
tenant, FL. G. Bradbury.
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i
racks or. the. 10th ult., Constable Rich
ardson, who was struck with a stone on
the occasion of the murder Of Inspector
Martin in Gweedore, was committed to
q lunatic asylum on q sworn informa-
ton that he had suffered the greatest
depression since the affair and had
threatened to end his existence.
GALWAY.
1t is stated that Miss Hancock OF
Carantrilla. Park, Dunmore, Co. Gal
way, who was recently married to Cap.
tain Moore. third son of the late George
Henry Moore, Esq, NJ. P, Of Moore
hall, has been received into the Cath
Ole Church.
On Monday, April %, the Rey. Ed
ward O'Malley. at the advanced age of
IS years, departed this life at the resi-
dence of his sister, Mrs. Duffy, Balm
Tough. Cilmeena, near Westport. De-
ceased was formerly parish priest of
Roundstone, county Galway; but for a
long number of years declining health
incapacitated him from active duties,
and he lived in the quiet retirement of
his country home at the above place.
KILKENNY.
The six Loughrea prisoners-William
j. Duffy, Peter Sweeney, John Farrell,
Patrick larkin, Patrick Dillon, and
Thomas Brennan-who were sentenced
at Kilkenny Assizes to six months hard
labor in connection with the Clanri-
carde dispute. were released from Tul.
lamore Jail on Tuesday, April %, on the
completion of their sentence. They
were met outside the prison by several
friends from Loughrea and Tul}amore.
LIMERICK.
Mr.. David Sheehy, M. F., wears his
own clothes in Limerick Prison, and
does not labor, but his food Is the same
as that supplied to ordinary prisoners.
LONGFORD.
At Killoe, on April 2lst, letter was
read from the Granard Branch, asking
the attendance of the Killoe branch at
their meeting on the following Sunday,
and ARRANGEMENTS were made for so
doing. The following, as deputation,
were proposed and voted to wait on Mr..
7. M. Healy, M. F., on the same day
Mr.. John Meehan, p. L. G.; Mr.. Ed
ward Cooney, president; Mr.. John
Doherty, ce-president; Mr.. John
Flynn, assistant secretary; Mr.. Andrew
Murphy, committeeman.
QUEENS.
On Passion Sunday Rev. j. C.tDun-
ply, son of Mr. Dunphy, Kyle House,
Rathdowney, Queens county, and Rev.
J. Shelby, were ordained by his Lord
Skip DR.. Lynch, at Tullow. county Car.
Hw
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TOHN B. QUINN, Attorney.at-Law, Mime
u apolis, MINI. S19 Nicollet.
TOHN H. STEELE, Attorney and Counsellor
q at Law SOS Temple Court.
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TIPpERARY.

When the case of Mr.. John E.
O'Mahoney, Tipperary Nationalist, who
appealed against the Removables' de-
cision sentencing him to two months
Imprisonment for alleged intimidation
of certain persons against having deal
ings with Arnold Power, solicitor, was
called on Monday, April %, at the
County Court, Clonmel, the appellant
said he would withdraw the appeal. It
was intimated to him that a warrant
would be made QUITO his apprehension
in due court by the magistrates.
Miss Mary McEyoy, in religion Sister
Cyprian, died recently at the Convent
of the Blessed Trinity, Hong Kong,
China. aged 20. SIZE was native Of
Newry.
TYRONE.
A dreadful murder was perpetrated
at Angeher, county Tyrone, on Mon
day, April q. A man named Francis
Kelly, of Augher, went to the house Of
his father in-laW, man named Don
aghy, and almost severed his head from
his body. Kelly was going to drown
himself when arrested by the police.
The motive of the crime is said to be a
dispute about some property.
WATERFORD.
Several new members joined the Bal
lyduff branch, recently, I. N. L. INCLUDE
ing Messrs. J. Flynn and J. Quirke, Of
the Kilworth suppressed branch, who
complained that Mr.. Grant, J. p, was
treated too leniently by the branch. The
rev. chairman ruled that no further
publication be given to the dispute be-
tween Messrs. O'Conner and Collins,
laborers, which was arranged at a pre-
vious committee meeting. The secre-
tary warned the members against the
underhand means adopted at local fairs
by emergency buyers to get the farmers
to deal with them.
WEXFORD.
Do@, ro,,,oe d ;ol/or17 I3iof7 o<S12ollvf7n on
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The heart sends through the lungs
eight hundred quarts of blood hourly,
and FIVE thousand gallons daily.
So indestructible by wear or decay is
the African teak wood that vessels
built Of it have lasted fully one hundred
years. to be then broken up only on &C
count of their antique mold or defective
sailing qualities.
The largest proportion of colored
population is found in South Carolina,
where it is about three-fifths of the
whole In Mississippi and Louisiana
more than one-half the population is
colored. In Georgia, North Carolina,
Alabama. Florida, District of Colum-
bia, and Virginia, the colored element
forms from one-third to one-half of the
total. In Arkansas and Tennessee,
from one fourth to one third are color.
ed. Missouri and West Virginia show
the lowest proportion among the for
mer slave States.
The tendency of our people to desert
the farm and drift into the cities is
shown by the census returns to be rap
idly increasing. In 1890 the proportion
was S.3 in cities to 100 on farms. In
In 1850 it was shown that 22.5 live in
cities to 100 on farms. Let this differ
ence go on increasing for another ceIS
fury and what will be the result? From
a rural and agricultural people We are
fast beng transformed into an urban
and dependent race. This is a strong
evidence of danger to the independence
Of the masses.
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WEXFORD.

Rev. James Rickarl died att Ball don-
fin, county Wexford, on Friday morn
ing, April %. Father Richard had been
for q long time in declining health, and
|abeut q year ago was obliged BY in
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ADAMS & QUINN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Minneapolis, MINI.
Room 46 Wood Block $40 Nicollet Avenue.
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NOTICE LlS PENDENS.

PIa1nt1H's ATTORNEY.
So, SO and 60 Stillman Block, Minneapolis, MINI
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On Passion Sunday Rev. j. C.tDun-
ply, son Of Mr.. Dunphy, Kyle House,
Rathdowney, Queens county, and Rev.
j. Sheehy, were ordained by his Lord
ship Dr. Lynch, at Tullow. county Car.
low
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne.
= pin, fss, District Court, Fourth Judicial
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Amotion was made in the Queens
Bench on Thursday, April Is. for the
admission to bail of the prisoners
charged with the murder Of District.
Inspector Martin. The Attorney Gen
eral consented in the case Of thirteen,
including Father Mel adden and three
females, but opposed in the case of the
remaining nine men, John Gallagher.
Connell Gallagher, William Ferry,
Maurice Ferry, Owen Ferry, Magee,
Rogers, Roarty, and Diver. Father Nc
} Fadden and others were released from
Derry Jail is the course of the after
noon. .s;iS IS
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ANOTHER lMPOSTOR.
George J. Schweinfurth Claims That in
His Person Christ Has Been
Born Again.
TIE NEW RELIGION ORIGINATED By 4
FEMALE CHRIST Is CONTINUED IN
\ MALE ONE, AND IS RAPIDLY
GROWING.

GROWING.
RocEfoRD, III May Q, 1889 Chris, lives,
He has come 10 earth the second time. Be-
hold the Saviour. He is the pure one, the
perfect one. He las no guile. He is God,
become nan. By believing on him we are
made pure ana snless rs he is and our sal
varion is assured Oh, how grateful and
harry are we who are redeemed. Blessed
he sod, ihat we have found him
Such Were the expressions deivesed in a
quiet bat nien.ely earnest tone of voice to a
Herald reporter thi, morning by one of the
angels Of the Schwcinflrlh Community.
VIA, is the Schweiniur,h CommueiU'
1t is the head centre of the newest and
mos; rcmorkable reiis ions sect of all the
queer theological schools, that has found an
existence and Il company of believers. And
the woman whose u,'erance was quoted
above, expressed briefly, but honestly the
sun and substance of their beliefs
ORIGIN OF THE SECT.
The sect Las been in existance obou. fifteen
year.. Ln, Scbw,infu,,b has M, bo., ,evo.la,,
unro ,be,o A. ,ha,r Lord and N,.,o, ,l
within the last half dozen years.
Mrs Do,a Rs.L,o., ,,,a ;e, oe Co..
rceua,iouaI mini.,e, o,iy;na,sd H., bodv IF
strange believers. She pre- ached that in her
own person were the attributes of the risen
Io,d She WAS the vo,,,, cb,;., ;,s;,,,,d
aud c,,Ie sac-., Ia, ,y.o ;..i,, o,,;,,, oc
srlf.t. Tie band of bel.eyers ,,ey s,oyIy
and s,ea llv They ,oc,,.J ,le;, co,,r.,
charcb at The liule La,n,., o, Rv,oo .ou,h or
RacLf.,I and iv d;,. o,i,..-i.,,;,,., ,t, ,,.
ms Of ain the other ch,,cL.s aud ;o,,,;,.,
no. DECLARING thei, d.c,,iua. -, all ..aso,.
scp; The root cler,y..en and ,be,r 6,;,hspt
II ck, in couurua, bo, yv,,e, He, husband
did no, believe the ncy f,ub and. q. -.
snlr he is now IN the insane ,sv,n,,
Rev George J. Schweiaf,r;h w,s at ,ba,
nme a Methodist minister. vonno man o(
prepossessinp appeararcc He had a,hp,n
heard a vi,,,. i,c,. w;,h vsirs r,,;,,v ;,,.
dicariny refinement, and vs,v sh,,n sve
THAT could look q, mee, and ,,,he,;c ~ =,
Delaware r We, .baJ's wba, circumstances
demanded humility.
Scbwe,nfur,b n,,acbcd m tho oo,D,,,,
churches Merchants and yo,hered oood audi.,.
ce,. He preached well. and he had p. n.ci,,lv
successful s4aoce. with the voupy ,,d;.s n,
his several focks II Is related ,ba, they often
pretended conversion merely 10 kneeI At the
aIt.f wher, he couid fordie their h,ows and
.weetly wbisner -.De,, sister have faith.
only Lave faith"
Suddenly j, was announced ,ha, Dominic
ScL,vo,t,r,b L,d ,.,e,,..o,.t n,.,o,i;.v., ,.t
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Cil!IO.

The Belt railroad llnc will he cont
pietei rs far a. the FAIR Grounds by
next October.
Shreveport Times: The Waterworks
company will, if no unforeseen delay
happens, have the fltering apparatus
in position the last OF next October.
They will erect a large building on
the northeast and Joining the present
structure and of the same style of
architecture to contain the filters.
These filters will be four in number.
placed on snitablc foundations, and
will furnish the city with 100000
gallons of bright, clear, wholesome
water daily.
Shreveport Caucasian: Mr.. Joe
Bushy Is putting mp n retaining wall
around st. Mark : church. The wall
with q handsome pair of steps and
green sodded slopes will make the
premises very attractive in appear
anCe.
Shreveport Caucasian: The city has
re-ouiorced the working force of the
board Of health with two additional
men. The force is actively engaged
IL efficient word on the city's streets
and cutters,
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NJ i%iTU.

ial;c Charles Echo: The SUNDAY
school Of the First Baptist church il
raising funds 10 purchase suitable
bell for thc church.
Lake Charles Commercial: The
painters have begun work on The
Episcop1! church, and ere long that
ciiiicc will present II handsome ap-
rcarancc.
Prot Euopn, Of Lake Charles.
estimates the rice crop of thi. season
Ia Ca!c1-icu PARISH about 100000
barrels.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DIR. L. LIDDELL tenders his

professional services To the people Of RAJ
VILE and surrounding nriehhofhood.
The Doctor will he found at his cllice,
formerly occupied by F.. c. Montgomery, on
the northeast corner of the court house square,
or at his residence in Rhymes addition 10
Rayvillc, ON same siicri, 500 yards south,
unless professionally engaged.
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,JNO.W. WILLIS
ATTY AND REAL ESTATE AGENT
Rayviile, La

Will regularly attend The Courts in the par
islies Of Richand and franklin, and else
where when buslness requires.
Lands bought, sold and exchanged Oh
commission.
Uninproved and improved lands in lafse
or small tracts now on tand for sale
The uainpcoveh land is covered with a
variety Of large timber, suitable in quality
aud sufficient in quantity for almost any pur,
pos,.
The imp1oyed land is sni,abIe to aEricui,u-
ral purposes, possessing DARK sandy soil the
fertility of which is excelled by no country In
the world.
These lands ire conveniently located Nth
reference To ralsoa Is, navsa5e streams.
churches. schools, etc.
churches, schools, etc.
Tile perfect. Term reasonable, pyable in
annual n.Iall,nentsnr cheaper for cash Cor
responNence solicited.
RaYvIiie. La. May30. 1883.
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j. w. WOODLAND,
General Insurance Agent.
MONROE, LA.

Representing the following companies:
Liverpool Il London Il Globe,
Phoenix of Brooklyn,
North British & Mercantile,
Mecanics " Traders
London & Lancashire,
Scottish Union 4 National.
"Thc difference in the cost of the Best and
the PoOREST Insurance Is bur a trifle; he dill
erencs in case Of loss may he suiiirien, to
bankrup: you" seDtS SS-ly.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

Communications mus, reach this Office by
or before Thursday mornings. lfIhcy appear
in ihe frs, i.sTe after they are received, end
adveriseneEis must lie handed in before
Friday noon.
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CDNtpIiDiN.

4 uwahcr of Nilalia citizcns have
formed y syndicate for the establish
mcnt Of canrinr factory
c'.corji, Sentinel: Mayor Dale
commcnccd disinfcctine yesterday.
and j. using large quantities of line
IN all parts Of the town. 1t j. - wise
move.
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RELIGION AND WEALTH.

possessions 10 lie ifiSt.
RELIGION AND WEALTH.
Schwenfnrh possesses in his own name
properly which has been given him ouirigh;
TO the amount of $500 900 at the lowest calcu-
lalion. Wherever a member of the Church
Triumphant is found they Sc. aside tenth
Of all their earnings as tthes for the Lord,
ard the Lord deposits it i'll different banks in
his own name.
When the Herald reporter called at the
Communnity lie was met by young male
servant and ushered into the front parlor
Thi. room was commodious and elegantly
furnished The feet sank into velvet carpet,
leopard and wolf skins were spread about,
and added to the beauty and richness of the
surroundings. The house is furnished in
antique oak, and lignt comes through large
pla'e glass windows, surrounded by many
hued coiored glass. From the snowy ceiling
hung large and gli,,ering chandeliers The
reporter was Introduced to two SICILY dressed
AMI quite pretty young ladies. who gave every
evidence Of ,eiinemeet and culture They
answered a few immateral questions politely,
hat appeared t. be reserved, and were evi>
DENLY relieved when an inner door opened
ant tue saviour Schwenfurih appeared.
4 very bright eye and bright red English cut
whiskers were the frs, things one noticrd and
mentally commented on. His nauy feet were
encased in pa,en, leather shoes; heavy gold
fob chain hung from watch pocket; very
high clerical collar and brilliant hIne and
gold tie surrounded his neck. H. was dressed
throughout IN good rasc and there was a.
air OF gentemanly ease and elegance from
the crown Of his head 10 his shiny too,gear.
When informed that lie visitor was in
grea, newspaper which is read throughout
both con'inei Is. it seemed as if slight shade
passed over his conutenarce and there was a
momenta:y hesitation before his reply. Bu,
It was only uinsi,ory, ani in a momen, he
said:-"Wili yon kindly follow me 10 my
study. hove no objection 10 answer anv
reasonable question you may PROFOUND, if OF
pfUper character
lie led the way into the hall and thence to
the two story wing and up stairs into room
which bore the appearance c! a literary mans
comfortable retreat. II was lined with books
in solid walnut cases, tas;efnlly veneered
with French varnish and deliberately carved.
Moiioning the visitor TO Sleepy Hollow
chair, ne follow ed suit and awaited the in-
ierrogatofes.
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RiCHLAND BEACON.
Table of Adyertisin1 Rates.

Recommended by the Louisiana Press As
sociaiion for adoption b. the publishers Of
country newspapers in this State. in accepting
advertisements from advertising agents
Transient advertising. one inch, one time
81 90; each subsequent time, 75c.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

BrIg' Professional Cards, SO 90 per annum:
Tor six months s. 90 in advance
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
State Glean'ngs.
culiej lro'n Ibe La. Review
ACADIA.

ACADIA.
Crowley Signal. The frequent show
ers Of the past week have kept veee-
tatlon IN fine growing condition They
have sprouted the rice that has been
in the ground for weeks, and in some
instances, months.
Acadia Sentinel (Rayne). NJ Ozone
Trahan is making a fine graded road
south Of town.
ASSUMPTION.
A Teachers Association has been
organized by the pubic school teach
ers of Assumption
The road inspector has recently re-
ported the pubic road of the 2nd
district in good condition.
The Burnside Packet gri Donald
sonviile Ferry Company, viii a cap.
ital stock { $4,000, has teen formed il
Dona.dsonyille.
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male disciples 30 the heavy work and are
drudges. They live on the plainest food and
sleep ia the atic. Most of them having be-
themselves happy to suffer and labor for the
canse, and have given up all their earthly
pos sessions 10 the Christ.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
ASSJ0ilTIJN.
BO3SIrE.

Bossier Banner We have hal too
much rain for cotton during the past
two weeks Grass Is growing very
fast. and the iarmers ar beginning to
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

Agrnis need not Offer us anything less Than
the above rates,
tash must accompany every order unless
'lie advertiser or agent il known 20 the pro-
prietnr to be responsible party
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
CLAIBORNE.

Home Guardian: The Building and
Loan Association of Homer now pro-
poses to build large school building
for the benefit of the public.
The Y. NJ c. A. had its first meet
ing last Sunday evening at the Mctho-
dist church, and Will hold another
meeting at the same place next Sun
day evening at 4 o'clock. The Asso-
citation will procure a hall for its place
Of meeting in a few days and collect
the books belonging to iia library.
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NI,lbM FL

The slorilI Nil sell 2lo acres of
ipui on July -
Caldwell Watcl,man ,ColuHbia)
the Ojl Fellows lodge of th- place
contributed 50 toward the relvf Of
i.- loiu.town. Pa, sufferers.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

look blue over thc prospects oi grass
to he Killed as soon as tho rams ,o..sc.
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THE NEW MESSIAH.

At this Jnncture came forward 10 the cons
fortress little band the slrewd Scbweinfur,b.
Tie declared to them that JUS, as she was dying
lie sawa glimpse Of heaven "ihroush the
windows OF her soul" aud from her lips came
the wor,is, "fou are Christ The holy one. Nv
spirit passes into thine ani by this ac; trans.
forms Thy Whole being. Go forth pure and
,InIess, the only son Of God Thou shall,
bring all nations to worship thee aud put to
route the evi. one and all the hosts O.. dark.
ness"
The credulons company slieved and re-
joiced in the real savior broush, TO them ss
from the dead.
From tina, day the growth OF he oraaniza>
non, bo'i. tn financial resources and member
ship, has been SIMPLY wonderful. The new
Christ has displayed business sharpness and a
keenness in the study Of human nature that
has brough, forth much fruit
A good old farmer named Weldon, who
was possessed of 500 scres Of fine land, be-
came infarusfed with the new sect and made
over his entire property - Schweinfnrih as
head of the church. Here the central CONS
mun',y is located and here found my way
early this morning
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06
scHwEIsFuRrH's rAsERyAcLE.

The home Of Chs7h is a large mansion
standing in a spacionsenclosure amid mum.
Der Of large forest trees some distance back
from the main road, about FIVE miles south OF
tlis city. II has spacioae Ae5ns, carriage
buildings. sheds and osSes afpnnenances of
prosperous country manse. The members OF
the community make the breeding Of blooded
horses specially. Schweinfar,h has three
imported stations aud large number Of
brood mares. He also has about eighty head
OF fine cattle The house is very roomy and
with lis wings easily acccmn oaa,es hundred
persons. There are usually about ffiy fe>
maies ikcsc and dezen ~ il,etH men. The
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DE SOTO.

De Soto Democrat (MansGolD: A
severe wind store passed through this
section last Monday doing considera-
BILE damage and very materially in
juring the growing crops.
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

severe wind store passed through this
section last Monday doing considera-
BILE damage and very materially in
juring the growing crops.
EAST BATON ROUGE.
Baton Rouge Advocate; We nre de-
lighted to note the constant, continued
and unceasing improvements going
on IN every quarter of our city. Mr..
Ogdens residence is nearing COM
pletion, Mr. Latils, as neat as a pin,
is Just finished, Mr.. LytIe is recon
structing and renewing his, the
electric light company will soon be at
work on their new plant, and the oil
mill is employing a large percentage
of the surplus skilled and unskilled
labor which is being handel by Mr..
w. II. Miller who has in charge the
erection of the new buildings, and
so the situation remains.
EAST FELIcIANA.
Wilson Sun: 4 shower every day;
cnops growing nicely and the grass
is furnishing excellent pasturagc
EAST CARROLL.
Carroll Democrat TakeProvidence):
Walkers saw mill, in front Of town,
- again cutting i'm logs to order;
another step ahead in the way of sub
stantial Improvement. This is the
mill that fell prey 70 fire during
last fall, and Mr.. Walker is entitled
20 much commentator for the energy
and determination he has displayed
IN getting up steam again, seeing
there was no Insurance on the build.
ings recently destroyed.
! FRANKLIN.
Franklin Sun (Winnsboro): Our
, genial friend II. ]. Lea went to Mon
roe last Friday on business connected
with his Office and returned Saturday,
Between Ravville and here he met
! Capt. Babbitt and surveying party
running a line from Rayville &c
Wlunsboro. Lines have been run u
ihe Arkansas line and this complete
4
Richland beacon., 1889-07-06

touching meat. milk or cs@s. They ct abun>
dance of oatmeal and ir5li7 and .pner.nc,
nse beef suci.
The place i, spoken Of hy al who visit j.
as happy home ffe those who hay"
been there from motives of curiosity come
thing fascinating ahou, The man Grd ii place
>chweinfurih always acts the meek and
lowly role 10 PcrIr iion. He was re' entity
met by a Rockford clergyman IN store here
and denounced a, AZ Llosior. possessed of
the devel. a lustinl mickcr al holy thing, and
naturc.