Richland beacon., 1889-02-02

Why cant BA'Ou R'uge have can
ming factory in operation in time to
work up vegetables. fruit, etc., this
summer?
EAST TELICIANA.
Wilson Sun: The barbei wire
t-nce is rapidly taking the place Of
the old rail fence throughout this
'ari>h. FROM year to y-nr the land
DaL.r is teaiiiI down the old rails
| iuu Re lacIL,. tiem with wire
EAST CARROLL.
Carroll Banner: The crop was MOI
So bud after all. Those who worked
s.'e. ii many instances, q bale t.
lh- acre.
.he Jornerei'e Building AsSocia-
i'm. aving over S39.OOD of stock
unsrribt,i, ha1 organized and elect
.G officers.
T.ri,e Pilot: Quite a numS pr o.
Immigrants havs arrived here iat-l.
aud many more are expected next
month.
Dr.. r. s. Booth. Of Summit, Miss.
has leased the Central Hotel her.
fr one YEAR.
J-ann+r-,t. Pi'm: Quite a numhe,
II Northern inmi.raius arrived her
inst Tnursdav, and are visiting our
SECTION wl,he view Of early pur-
rhases.
The Iberviile South saws that the
farmers Of the Crosse 1ete region IN
Ibervllls parish, are giving much at-
tention to truck-farning, raising
rabhages, onions, potatoes and all
other vegetables that meet with Il
rca, Y sale out West.
South: The L,nd.hclders Of Groass
Tete contemplate forming an i,nmi-
grafton bureau of their OVID. to make.
known the great advantages offered
bv their section to all industrious
farmers from less favored localities
The South will do al in its power to
advance the good work.
LINCOLN.
Rnston Calieraph: New pupils con-
iinus to come to Ruston College aud
The roll Of matriculates grows large,
and larger every week.
The immigration convention to h.
held in Rust"n on the 18Th Of F-bru
ary will give the town the biggest
loom of anything that has ever hap
pened. Let us then open our DOOR
and welcome the delegates with open
arms.
MoREHoCsR.
The president and other ofirials OF
the Houston, Central Arkansas and
Northern Railroad were in Basrrrp II
few days ago. passing through ia
Pine Bluff, to view the topograph,
aud territory Of the proposed new
road.
HATcHITOCHEs.
Mr.. T. ]. Fianner has disposed oi
his interest in the Democratic Re-.
view. of Natchitoches, to Mr.. Fl. NJ.
Hy:ms and others. MIR. j. H. Co.'S
grove remains ~ edit.r. There will
be no change i'll the tone Of the I,a-
per.
oUAcHIrA.
Work has been contracted for fft,
iui;-s "f rslir"d from Monroe south.
warl Z" t",nuhia, nnd q surveyin !.
party ism =: work on tha. line.
AnOth. r rnr, will lie orcspized T.
complete the survey to Bas;ror as
soon as possible.
Monroe Bulletin: Even At the rres
snt rate of Immigration North Lou.
i~,sna will so"n he d-nsely p ,pulated
with thrifty. enterprising Southeast.
ern and Northwestern people. Our
people should give quickened life
and impetus to the movement, how.
EVER, by all the means in their power
to Easten the dav.
E. A. Dirkson, of Paris. Tex, has
written that he will come tn Al~xan-
dria with his ice factory in about foul
weeks.
In order to answer the question,
frequently asked in Morgan City
" hat becomes of all the town non.,
the Morgan CRY Review has pull.
li-hpd 'ne entire ll,t uf disbursement.
for 1883 made by the town corpor.
alton, amount being stated, what fo,
and t. whom paid.
Herald (Frauklir): Louisiana pro.
duced about 225.OO0 hogsh~ads al
sugar during the season # 1883.
That means no, less tina, 10000, ,OOt
Morgan City Review: The custom
house inspectorship at Reddish Point
V~rmilion bay, has been re-estai'