Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-09-21
DELHI PARAGRAPHS.

Failing to write up the Concert
last week, me must tell about 1t tins
time. 1t was perfect success IN
every particular. Mrs, Owens and
her scholars all acqUitrinG themselves
with houors. DR.. Raslaud, not be-
ing a pupil. we specially mention
him as SPLENDID Msnrico to Mrs.
Ovens Lecnora and Mr. win Sims
as the guard in the same piece trom
II Trovatore. The whole enter
tainment was musical feast aid We
would he deligh;e With aGo:he, yerY
soon. Miss Emma Doiltrhi,.e. - tie
flower girl, WAS irresistahly chatuiug.
We have not enjoyed the sigit OF
Misses Alma and Minnie Richardson
for some time; hope they ere not IL.
We heard sen pass'.nt' that Dr..
4. L. Evans was doirg good prac-
tice in New Orleans; had a fine es-
Establishment and WAS mal:irg gate Il
success of Brown-Segusrd elixir.
Miss Gcorgie Trezevaui is visiting
relatives i'll Atlanta. 1t MADE a young
man we know sick.
Mrs. Rosa Overs (nee Herbert), Of
Mobile, WAS visiting her Aunt, Mrs.
Murphy, the first Of the week.
Mr.. Tweedle is building an Ali
ance store; he is one OF tho business
men who knows where and when tu
strike.
Mrs. Lot,in and children are visit
ing Mrs. Maurice Hays, i'll Meridian.
Mr.. Tom Jones is quite SICK With
swamp fever, bat his friends hope
soon TO see him out again.
Mr.. D. S. NcKelvy has Japanese
persimmon tree full Of TIE fruit al,
most ripe enough to eat; the fruit IS
as large as good sized apple.
Have just heard that Miss Gor,,ie
Fontaine said the cake size received
from the Rifles and Pelicans was as
beautiful inside as it was artistic ont.
side, and that they made dream cake
of it and all dreamed that they were
going 10 the next Rayvillo ball.
Miss "Inez.' of Al!o, is a very
liberal young lady in wishing foi
other ladies to come to Alto, howerei
if she will send some Of their you: ;
gentlemen over to Delhi We dch'i
doubt that some Of our beauties
might be persuaded ,hencewarls, 1t.
available young men are so,uewha'
scarce here.
IL MAX US sal 10 write that tx
angel Of death has stolen into GU,
midst and taken sweet little JESSIE
Youngest son Of Mr. and Mrs. ". S
! Buchanan. They have the sympa
thy of their many friends who wisl
that, by sharing their grief, it miSh
be ligLtened.
Loved ones are scattered liko roses in bloom
Some at the bridal, some at the Tomb"
Mr.. Sam Richardson is receiving
new engine this week; he has jus
got the enterprise to run an enoin,
OF anything else.
Little Fannie McMul,en has til,
missionary spirit SO large that Sin
will not do anything without the
give her something for her mite box
Train them in the way they shoul'
20 &c.
! We have, at last, got one on Capt
Wells, but we guess ne wishes VI
hadn't got this one. lie came in Of
Monday train quite si"E and is We
not well, but We hope he soon will be
Mr.. John Scott paid Goshen
visit last Sunday; wonder if he foun,
any milk and honey? Perhaps b
saw some one he thought swoete
than honey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hirsch are in Ne,
Orleans.
Mr.. Goodwill has purchased uno.l
er horse to help drive the girl
about. His first one could not stan
so much driving. We know the girl
are glad he has come to town.
Mr.. Bev SCOTS family have move
to town from Winnsboro. They OF
cupy MIR. Hornburgei's residence.
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