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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
Tho Eve OF senator.
lBy telegraph to the Dispaich.l

TDl IuIVsINFu 70 tV tIEINWuI
WASHINGTON, January 2S.-Senator Vance
to-day had one OF his eyes removed. lie
commenced TO lose the sight OF his eve more
than a year ago, and it has grown worse
uutil recently, when he entirely lost sight Of
the eve. Physicians have never been able TO
ascertain tue direct cause Of the affection,
which took The form OF a separation Of the
retina from the b,ll Of the eye. The opera
ton was successfully performed al the SEN
ator's residence In this city, and an answer
to a note from Senator Ransom to Senator
Vance's son says that his father il resting
comfortably and that ali danger is past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
On Changes PROPOSED.

WASHINGTON, JanuTJ 2S.-Chalrman Mills
saws he bslleves the Committee on Ways and
Means will fad 1t aeceE,ary 10 refer the SEN
ate amendments 10 tue llouss tsrin.bill ex-
p,rts OF the Treasury Department 10 secure
computations on the probable effect OF the
chsnges proposed. aud this proceeding, to.
gether with the necessary deliberate consd-
Grafton that must be given those amendments
which make such radical changes a. are pro-
posed by sections providing for tarif COM
mission, aud those relating TO under'alua-
uon, will lake some time. Still be i. posi-
lively Of the opinion that the committee will
be able to report the bill and amendments
back to tue House in season for its action
this COngIess,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
NQWnOrf News.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, January 2S, 1889.
Captain Aulbalyega, OF the Spanish steam
ship CALICO, which arrived here from New
Orleans to-day, reports that on Situl day al
ternoon lie passed very close to a bell buoy
ia twelve iathoms OF water, about twenty
miles s~outh.southeAIt OF Cape Henry, latl-
tude 81 So, ~, and that he is satisfied that
the said buoy was sdrift.
Five Steamships called here to-day for
coal.
Rev. DR.. Tavlor, OF Kentucky, Is expected
here In o short time 10 assist 10 = protracled
meeting at the Baptist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29

Germany and England are in harmony or
the Samoan question. That might be ana
still EnElsnd be in harmony with the United
States on that question, seeing that on the
sea England appears to he in position to
harmonizo things her own way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29

Pellegrini, the famous caricaturl,t, whose
death was reported recently by cable. was
an Italian by birth, and took up bis residence
in Enslsud when . very young man. His
colored csricssurcs In Vanity Far made bis
re pusstisu Al ssce, and his general clever.
moss made hin . srca, favorite in London
society. His stcscses signod "Ape" we're
familiar TO all L~onSoners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29

at Il proposed in New York to spend
slO3, 900 the current year in teaching Ger
man In the public schools" 1t Is to be hoped
New York won't have the cheek to pass
around the bat to other cities in order to
raise The money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
The New York Times saws:

Inc NEW 1UTK IIHtN SHlss
cit IL announced without qualifications In
our Indianapolis dispatches this morning
that Mr.. Blsine will be the Secretary OF State
Ia Mr.. Hsrrison's Cabinet"
1.-THE Tim.s's Indianapolis correspondence
has not been misinformed MAHoNE's Cabinet
chances, which had always been extremely
doubtful, are now represented by 0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29

The Philadelphia North-Americau (Re-
publican) says: "Sometimcs the misfortune
Of a party lies in being badly led" And
sometimes a party is both badly led and In
herently bad, as i. the case with the Repub'
lican marty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29

"General MALONE says Of Mr.. BLAINE:
sHis friends want him in the Cabinet for
purposes OF their own" And MALONE
wants to get into the Cabinet for his own
purposes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29

The fact that the Emperor OF China has
thirty physicians in his household suggests
the question: Would any hie'insurance
n take q risk on him?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29

"Another week and the grounding will
come out TO see his shadow" And probably
freeze TO death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29

PROPOSALS FOR CLEANING
L. M~OAT.-OFFIcE ASSISTANT QUAKrIsgAsrIs,
FosT MoNEos. VA, January I. 1ssa-sEALED
PROPOSALS In triplicate will b received st this
ONCE until l2 N. on WEDNESDAY,. January 81,
1889, and then opened for Cleaning hoat st Fort
Monroe, Va. All inform alton furnished on APP
p~licaiicn TO CHARLES BIRD. Captain and Assist
ant Quartsrmaster. United States army.
ia L. 3,4.s9&O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
nooKa. .EArsox.RY. So.

NEW BOOKS "CITRONALOES '
~ Raymond "Nifrh ~ me hflL,' Wari"n
" Enemi-s Horn,' Ford "Golien Ago n pa
.euts," Peck; "Grest Salue AMI suores- N f0-
g. ign Missions ilggins, " keaiiIg the biniH
with Relish Robert Flsmere Do AMI "hiss
Brethsrtou. ward. We have received nnoflcr
shipment ~ "Stormouth lnntuIgei Die Cn-
nry." and an supply any customers Who fai.el
~ gel one Of tho Frs lot
THOMAS J.. sTARkE & sons.
"a g~T-Su.TufF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR. 2 C. WRsl's NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, q guaranteed specific Tor nysS
ria Dizziness. COayuisi0ns, FLA Nervous ssl.
rsisiA heAiache, Nervous Prostra1Cn cARsSi 81
tie USE IL slcOhSl or tobacco. Nako'ginesA u.
tl Depression, boftsning d ths trsin result
In Insanity aud leading % misery. decay, 81
death, Prsmaturs Old Age, Loss Of Power .
Ether sex caused by ofer-ererton o. no brta
or or~er-lndulgssca. Eaci box contains 90
month'streatmlenL s. . box. or six boxes for j,
ses' ~ mail prepaid "a rsc-lDt Of pnca
~suAkkSrsS III sO1ES
ocurs any case. wigh s-ch orasi receives ~
Va for six boxsA accompanied with S. 40 90.
sepd the purchaser our written guarantee V -.
fund lie monsy N NE treatment does aOs ofess
acurA 1uAraatsss issued only by
ROBERTS BAKER, Drnggi.,
sole Azsn,
30 east Asla street. kleAm0al. "a
nv i-d&siy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29

Make no mistake. Buy Salvation on. the
genuine family remedy. 1t Kills pain. 20
CENTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
RRIEE COMMENT.

France seems to be getting ready to ex-
plode-or get wet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29

7 ARGE, SELECT BEEP-TONGUES,
IL Old v,rgislA Hams aud NidAltsg. fsrTls
Hama. breakfssl bAoa. ana smoked Beef,
KdAm. Pineapple ioua Amef.cA aaa oasE
deS MCCARTHY . HArNES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
MURDER SUSPECTED.
ARREST OF THE ALLEGED SOUTH GAS
TON FUGITIVE.
Examination Waived and Prisoner hailed
Coupons aad Patriotism General
News and Personal Notes
Corresponding. Of tho Richmond DI.psch.l

tCorrespondencs OF tho Richmond Dispetch.l
PETERSBURG. VA, January %, 1889.
The Chief OF Police, assisted br one or
more Of bis officers, arrested on saturday
night In Dinwiddle county. at a point some
eight miles from this city. q negro who gives
his name ~ John Ford Hezekian. Inc
arrest was made on the suspicion that 'he
prisoner Is the resro Walter Johnson. VINO
is charged with the murder OF warren
Walker at South CASTOR, N. c., on the night
Of the 18th instant. He was brought to this
city and lodged In i,il 10 await Identification.
The prisoner corresponds In general appear
ance 10 the description OF the murderer sent
here by Justice wilkins, OF South CASTOR;
but in some details does Dot-and II Is
thought probably that he Ia not The right
man. However. a special messenger mas
been dispatched TO South CASTOR VIII the
infornation OF the arrest aud with the re-
quest that some one Who krowsth the murderer
may come on and see il he can identity the
prisoner. or course the prisoner declares
bis innocence and says be knows nothing oil
The charge under which he was arrested.
Joseph walton, Of Sussex county, VINO
was brought here on Friday evening under
arrest, charged with completely in the THEFT
of a horse from we,t.Hill warehouse, which
horse was subsequently killed near Hicks
ford after having been offered for sale there,
was brought before the Mayor to-day Tor
examinations. In the absence, however, OF
witnesses for the Commonwealth the case
could not be heard. and under the c1rcum'
stances, that their client might not be SUBJ
jscted TO further imprisonment, eotiesel Tor
the accused waived examination. The case
was theteupon seat on TO the Hustings
Court, and Mr. Walton was admitted 10
bail in the sum OF $500 for bis appearance:
W. T.. McIlwsine, Esq, OF this city, and
George p. Bsrhsm, Esq, OF Hicksford, are
cnnnarl for Mr.. NAltOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29

friends VITO arc smsrting under the memo
ries Of sedan, brook that dedancc9 These
and masy ether questions equally grave
crowd upon one in considering the situation
In france.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
Loar. sTsAyED. AsD FOUND.

4 OST, ON FRIDAY EVENING, A
IL N~usiC-BOOK, vita some detached pieces
OF shsstmusic inside, somewhere near frank
lin aud shafer streets. A reuard will DO Eiyon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH
sY THE DISPATCH COMPANY

Many nrspAToa s servercs - su,-
srv,pers az r4rTsxn csxrs per wees, payseie''
ttt carrier weekly. Nailed At So per ennum
"a FOR sir n,onths $50 Tor tsrss months ee
3ti ere rnesiA-
IN. sHNLwygsJy DISPATCH at q Per
n or u for Elk months
Tho wE1KLy DISPATCH stu per snnun.
neguNpAY DfsfATCa al $50 per annum-
rstc for six months
Subscription. In ali esse. payable N eSv'ncs.
srd no paper continued after The erpiraaon On
re time raid for Send postonce mensy-
srder. check, or Registered iostsr currency
,en. by matt viii he At tho rss OF The senoe.
Subscribers Wishing their poetonce cnanso'
must give ,hsIr old a. well - I"sH NV WV
skso~. sample COPIES frea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND
~ NARY.

The second half session begins FEBRUARY
II, 1854 Exceptional aIYanua gos Afforded rtl.
dents who desire 4 cheap Ali uHeral ed4caIuu
4 number ~ scholarships -tll vacant Costs Tor
STATE -uu ienfs flu % month, to include an eF-
pouses. costs fNr ray students. fultiHn Zee tlAt
ami f2 per moan. o. intgis all other Il
pense-. llca,thy climate. localsi un re the.a-
peske ami ohio railroad. lorly--cFeu mile. from
Richmond. LYON T.. TYLER.
IA l4eOltFeil lIc.IiHul
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Rev. William T.. Evans, pastor OF the
Wsshineton-Street Methodist Episcopal
church, delivered a lecture Sunday afternoon
in the hall OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, to men only, on the subject OF
"Dr. Jekyll and Dir. Hyde" lie had q
large sudieoce.
The Bishop OF the diocese Il expected to
administer the right OF confirmation at 1t.
Psups Episcopal church early In February.
The congregation Of the Second Presbyte-
riAn church have decided to give their beau
tiful edifco 4 general %overhauiing and re.
pairing and to rebuild the steeple, which
was blown down during the war.
II il believed that II tde proper representa-
tons were made TO them many OF our eth
z-us who have heretofore paid their taxes In
coupons would consent on patriotic princl'
pies IN pay them IN money.
Under the stimulus OF advanced prices
the planters are sending in their peanuts
very freely. IL is reported that a good deal
OF money has been made in this city by par
ties who made ventures on peanuts when
they were lower and sold them at the adj
vance.
The Hastings Court il still In session, dis
posing mainly Of the cases on the civil
docket.
A sudden storm visited our city Last night
between 7 and s o'clock. The rainfall was
heavy, and number Of persons were caught
Ia 70 on their way to church. In hall an
hour the clouds vanished and the stars we're
shining brightly. ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29

Reading notices in rssdinf-mst,er "P@ =
lines or less. 81: in nonpsreti loaded. 100
Cardo OF rS.es ior more space iurniShsa On sp-
llcau0u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
DICHMOND COLLEGE.

The half session begins PiBkt Nt l.
when students may enter Bith airaufsEe.
For catalogue Or special Information alir
a.G-,gdtIe phOI sssOE D.. IlhlFA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
COURT ORDERa.

COURT ORDERa.
VIRGINIA IN TIE CLERKS Of
FlCE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CHES-
TRRFIEID CObNTY, JANUARY "a; l3s9-IN
VACATION:
Robert F. Williams, surviving partner.
rs.
j. NJ. Asnders. e GG
N CHASCERY.
The object OF this suit Re 70 subject tho interest
81 the said J. II. NAnder5 in the lands belong
ing 10 the estate OF his deceased father. John
Manderr. situate In The county Of Chesterfield
(which has been partstloned). 70 the plaintiffs
aud other liens thereon and In doing this 20
settle up the estate Of the said John Nsnders,
deceased. by partition OF other wise n 1t shall DO
necessary 10 accomplish that purpOse.
And ani1ayit having been made and filed that
John hAnders Is not q resident ~ this state. IL Is
ordered that he appear here In fifteen days after
due publication Of this order and DO what may
be necessary 10 protect his interest herein. And
that a copy Of this order DO published once a
week for four successive weeks In the Richmond
Dispatch. a newspaper published " tina city OF
Richmond. Va
A ~copy-Tsste: Z. II. FLOURNOY.
Clerk.
l. @. WESDESBURG, o. q. IA 2J-Tu4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29

,rie.,sr. ana isiegrsms must Be ADDRESSED
10 n DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communication will not Be re-
fnrned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29

CUMAC! SUMACl SUMAC -
- 10000 POUNDSOF PRIME SUNAC-LKAYES
WANTED will pay the highest cash price Tor
same delivered At any depot In Richmond; also.
highest cash price paid for ROSskD Black
OAK XXI delivered al any depot in Richmond
Parties wishing 10 cell will do well 10 writo tor
quotations before seilisg.
WARNER MOORE.
deg foot Seventeenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
NRENCH BRANDY.


WANTED. A PARTNER WITH
W $50 CASH % bay an interest in 4 safe
and prontsblc Insurance business. Address,
with real name, \. b., INSURANCE, DiNrnch
Office. ia&Jit'
WANTED. by A SINGLE GEN
w TLEMAS. TABLE BOARD IN q private
family. IN convenient locality. Addrc7.
BOARD care # Carrier 40. !, city. ia s5-it'
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, AN
w INDUSTRIOUS MAN 10 take charge Of
Mich Cows. One capable Of keeping account
Of the milk. Married man preferred. Apply At
81. kERlN'S DAIRY FAM, Chula Depot, Va.
ia s9-@t'
A BAKER WANTED. a YOUNG
"A MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER understand
Ing his business. with 2 small capital, 10 i1ho
part IN said business Address BUSINESS,
care postmaster. hampton, Va. la%r~t
WANTED, BUSINESS-MAN, GOOD
W STANDING. own ONCE. % represent
New York Firm. Bu'ine's suitable Tor ln-u-
rance, Real Estate Agents, aud young lawyers
seeking steady remuneration. Terms liberal.
Apply HUGH B. MACClLLOCH, 20 East Four
toenth street, Now York city. in 2Jst
WANTED, PERSONS IN WANT
w or HOUSES To CALL ON rs. We have
n great msny houses whi,h can 30 sold low on
the lNSIALMENT PLAN.
!. eru.rn4sus, Ia iso 55 NAN ,,2s:t.
WANTED, FOR 4 CASH CUSTOM
w Err, VACANT LOT on Grace sfroetIDoyc
Monroe. i. G.. TIN>LEf / Co.
Real Estate Agents.
IA 29Tu. Th&Su8t 1909 Main street.
1 GRADUATE OF THE CONNER
"A CIAL College Of Kentucky University 80
rir.s POSITION with some business. II siyru
q place Of trust. has = mail amount II capita
which he will deposit as surety II necessary, or
will inveat II business proves satisfactory. Al
dress l. ~, cars OK Drpltch. ia &-2'
WANTED, A GENTLEMAN AND
WIFE to occupy a pleasant room nicely fur
nished. 800 south Third street.
old FAMILIES.-WANTED, TO
~ communicate with any ons possessing in-
WIFE OF ALEXANDER WALLACE. Married
about ITO. Address PAUL GAME, No. 10 east
OAK street, Louisville, Ky. is2ti2'
WANTED. 1000 CUSTOMERS FOR
w THAT TEA am soliug ~ t0c. a pound.
anil with it TWO pounds GRANULAiED SUGAR
mink Of H. one pound Good ga and Two pounds
JULIEN BINFORD.
"a 25-3t lsOz Main street.
WANTED TO SELL THE
ONLY D-RUGSrOREIN MINING TOWN.
DOING FINE CASH BUSINESS
Three physicians in town. III health cause Tor
selling. Address Post-O1ice Box -, Roanoke,
Va ds <Iu.i b,dHhtm'
WANTED, ALL PERSONS DESI-
w ROUS or SELLING IMPROVED OK IN
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY 10 call and give
Us description u the same. We have many
calls by those desiring 20 purchase that w arc
unable 10 suit from present list
GEORGE ). YASHON & son,
IA 2s.eod7t tenth street.
WANTED, BY ONE ACQUAINTED
with city and country trade ia Eastern
virginia, 20 make arrangements With = house IN
Baltimore or Richmond to sell GROCERIES.
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS. C~ONFECTIOS-
ERIgs. TOBACCO AND CIGARS, separately
or combined. Can furnish ny own buggy aud
horse aud sample-csses. Address SALESMAN,
5Clh IWenty-slghth street. Richmond, Va.
IA 2f-eod}t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
We viii give a Balsam Fir Pillow to every pur-
chaser of a cake Of Balsam Fir Soap a, &c.
CHILDREA'S PLUM COATS.
UNDERWEAR

Corset-Covers. Chemiscs, and Pants at 25c.
each. The material is worth more. Also, a large
assortment Of Garments Of every description at
extremely low prices Examine this stock 1t
will pay you 10 30 il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
CASSIMERES

We have marked down the prices OF n large
stoDE OF suit patterns OF CASSIMERES 20 a. 10
close them out We nave secured the services OF
% hrst-cla.s tailor. who viii MAKE them az ana
rUGrantso a o.. This gives you tho opportunity
oi CetiLga hrst.cla5s suit al = very low figure.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-09-14
DEATH OF j. j. THOMASON,

On Sunday, September the 9Th,
1889, passed from this stage of life
j. j. Thomson, one of Isichland's
best citizens. Deceased was unas.
cunning, never having asked for nor
filled an official position. He las
been a constant resident of the lower
part of our parish for over twenty
years. In 1872 he was united in the
holy bonds of matrimony with Miss
Jennie Chennault, of this parish. who
survives him with several children
some of whom have grown up te
manhood and womanhood. Deceased
was one of our good substantial citi.
zens. His word was his bond. i
our country was filed with such
men we would have little use fol
courts as we suppose he never was
sued or before the criminal court
He was an exemplary member o
the NJ. L. church.. His family have
sustained a great loss.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-09-14
TULANE tllvlsssy 4! LOUISIANA.
VIM. Preston Johnston, L. d.. Pres't.

TENHE next Animal Session Of High School,
College. and Of tile n. Sophie Eewcomb'
Memorial College for Young woneD, will he
gin Tuesday. Oi.iohct Isl En'rSnc- ~xau.ina.-
lion on Monday, September Bird.
Nigh Schoo, csr;ise 3'ycars Colese course
4 years An depdftmen,s supplied with
laLora .orirs md other arts IL rrhcsitai in
s,ruc,ion. Tie Manual Frainiu. department.
10 we'll equipped with arpars,ias for wood
working, blscksInithit;g, iorritE, brazing and
soldering and machine construction.
PARALLEL Col.esr courses lead To the de-
gree Of Bachelorof Acs Or Bachelor Of Science
There is a practical course in Elecu,rical
Engineering and a eon,plcse Plsnt Of the
Edison System l,r instruction.
The H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial COL
lege fer young women Offers a fill course in
science and letters.
SprcrAD, courses in An and literature.
There TO- an Aestemical Department which
prepares students for the Colleee. College
course, 500 per amman. Preparatory course
OF two years, $40 per snnurh.
The Law Department. "opens NovehbeT
18Th, H. e. Miller, Dean. Medical Deps,,--
n,rnt opens October 2lst, Stanford r. Chsille,.
NJ. D, Dean.
| FoR genera, catalogues, address VIM. q.
Rogers. Secretary Of the Tulsns Univers ",
New Orleans, Ia. sus3.s u
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-09-14
Alto SECURES a TEACHER.

The people Of the community OF
Alto take pleasure i'll announcing to
the public that they have secured
the efficient services of Prof. II. {.
Madison, as teacher of the Alto
school, and will enter upon his duty
September 23rd. Prof Madison is a
graduate of Clinton College, and has
been Principal of Shiloh high school
for some time; has gained a wide
reputation as being one among the
best educators OF the State.
The people of this community have
gone to considerable expense to EN-
plov this efficient man, with the de-
termination to build up a good schoO
at Alto. Therefore we solicit the
patronage of the public at large
There are people living II or II
miles of, who want to send theil
children to school, would do we'll tt
send them here. They can do 80 a.
q great deal less expense and have
the same advantages that they would
elsewhere, and at the same time II
building up a home institution. A
good moral influence will be thrown
about them and every care will b
taken to advance them both literarial
ly and morally. They will have tin
privilege of attending church ant
Sabbath school every Sabbath. Boart
can be obtained, at q very REASONABLE
rate, near the school house. w
hope all living in reach Of the schoo
will send their children at the open
ing of the session. So soon as th
school will justify an assistant, on
will be employed.
Respectfully,
q. p. MILES.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-09-14
Times es,,Ocrnt |

Times Democrat
NArcHEz, Sept. THE mayor and
city clerk of Natchez have been kept
busy the entire day signing and at.
6xing the seal of the city to the $780,.
600 in bonds voted to aid the New
Orleans, Natchez and Fort Scott
Railway in order that they can be
placed with the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company Of New York. in ac-
cordance with the agreement.
By resolution of the Beard of Al
dermen the mayor will be the agent
of the city to convey to New York
and place the bonds. He will leave
on bis errand Thursday next
Chief Engineer Dunbar Jenkins has
had but few moments Of leisure to-
day. as a reorganization OF his en-
gineer corps had to be made in order
not to delay the contractors who are
to commence operations along the