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ThE aesr EVIDENCE.

The f.,;!rn ing latter from Rev. $. Best, rnr
,.r ~ =. l.: church Naiick, Mass, Will 'o r'"'
Win iri-. u.l bv lIiny physicians. Al,o, i!..."'
81, ;:iln. il,n tho same disease ms nl!i ted c
r..i Il r, ,::: L. 5. i,.s. Nopersnn can 'l"',M
,l.:, ta,:iir.ily, ~ ilrrs Is no doubt about us
c,,:a:iY. lnvsrs Of TEtiETINE:
".''t.rH.'ls N,Ticx. Mu,s.. jan. |, 1871,
Nt H. -: srxrYxs. Dear Strive have gnoI ren.oh iat
-... ar YEGEfIN.: a medicine of the grctt't
x ri ,..urr ,list II has brc tho nrant OF saving
90. e. H. Is seventeen Years of nxrs fGr ,hs
h. hi. .nfr:et from necrnnis o. VI, es;
c,n..4 .rr.,a aI:,i.n and war 20 lar REDUCED my
all Il si,. him thur.,t his recovery inposNic
e,nril Of ali. pl Y.ican. could give hut tc taints't
hJs oil III. r1tying tw. n tho imTr urcarinI tEt
h. hr M the rrarh al hsn rncien. tint ren nn'
~ IN ~ MI ,xr him. he had nat xiIof tnoura
en- li.r the u,..zoi Jst rn commcncr1l riripr hl
VE;:JtSi and rnm that ,- the prrscni b. has ltth
ea.::,:..i improving. lr hi. lately Icrunlcd viutlltt
~ sn st,r his cr,tchrs a and xakn nbou ceer'
iui} ~ .ifung. - =, A., ......,S,
r; >, IL, l.,h wus anccd nvc the fucst commence
q, il, !i.., time r will n' perfectly cured
II. about thr,. sczrn hntilcs Of VIZ lLNE
IL, ur. hut little m ,ccinrs that lie Is too well to
Respectfully 5,",r-. Es. gEsT,. ,sr;
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A pretty Wiscon,

"A pretty Wisconsin schoolmarm to
encourage promptness, promised to KISS
the first scholar at school, and the big
boys took to roosting on the fence all
NIGHT. i
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MRS. l.. C.. T, BEST.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

g II yEuETINE will relieve pain, cleanse, pu.
,iiy an cure such diseases, restoring the patient
T., perfect l,oalh after trying different pl,ysi-
n ,.t..n. Iusiyo proaf. ii you are sufferer, you
r.:il,c cured? Why IL this medicine performing
s"c .rea, cures ? Itworks in the blood, in the
ci,'uail,w iuid. II can truly be called tho
e. ,li2case originates in tho blood and no medi-
sind that does not net directly upon IT, to purify
anl ronoYato, has any just claim upon public at-
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Recommend It Heartily.

t.3rri8 sutf.l Sourn BosroN, Feb. z 1870.
SryyrSBi Dear Sr-I have taken seveml bottles Of
w.: EijErfNE and am convinced is valuable
sItinr Dycr.a, kidney Complaint, and general debility
r1n heartily recommend Il to oil suffering from the
above complaints. Yours respectfully,
MRS. MONROE PARKER,
i.is ~ yT Athens Street
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pEyELLEp EGGS.

Boil hard and let them lie in cold water
until cold; take off the she'll and cut half
in two; take out the yellow and make
into paste with melted butter seasoned
with cayenne pepper:and alittle mustard
and-yinegar, Serve on a7bed Of, crosses,
lettncepS ehiceory two5 inches deep, pre-
vfo1s1y prepared With plain dressing.
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"a DENTISTRY en- rs! R!:Y,.a ~ a,'i5y'' fa'
DE-. G. NJ. JONES

DE. V. JONE0
rs prgSpsasssaES dUEaHa kfids of Dentistry
i at shot notices. Being in possession OF
all the Iatesl improvements and best of ma
terial, can d work in the best of style. In
settin andfllnga teeth: he is determined
not to be Surpassed by, any. ,Olddecayed
teeth treated and made good, at very little
above the pice of extracting. Good teeth
within the zach Of all, at the present Re.
ducedi ipricesI All work warranted. Office.
adjoining 7. 7. Leaks residence, second
door below maket. max Terms Fl 81 low for cash 81 Or
barter.
Sept'7, 1876 ai 4-8
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Boil the eggs hard, slice them when
cold and dip each slice in raw egg and
afterward in fine bread crumbs; fry them
~in-.butter and serve hot, but freed. from,
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.cURg1ED EGGS. !,

Take Il six eggs, boiled hard into I; a lined
saucepan put three tablespoonsful of but
ter and three desertspoonsful of curry
powder; slice two boiled onions, finely
minced; cook until soft, when slice into
the mixture the eggs, with a teacup of
cream, and let it simmer, not boil.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-04
WEBSTER COUNTY.
THERE is considerable cxcitsmer

THERE is considerable excitsment
aLitestiag itself in tili. as we'll as al
joining counties, yer the prospects OF
Il railroad in the Republican valley.
IL Is evident { Us that the Il Il VI
company do not intend to build a road
." tap this valley, a, least, not until
they become satisfied that some Other
Company intenI~ 10 run a road ia here.
IL l. generally believed that their in-
tentions are to survey a line from
Hastings to some point in this valley,
and thus create an excitement, and
thereby facilitate the sale Of their land
in shis and franklin counties.
The Omaha and Republican valley
railroad, which is being built by the
L y. Company is pointing this way.
They have surveyed their line as far
as Sutton in Clay county. Where
they will strike the Republican, is not
at present Known, bu t may re. =
sonably be presumed that this viii be
the point, and that the road will tie
completed here inside OF a twelve
month from this date, provided the
counties along the line will extend a
reasonable Involvement. We believe
dhst Webster county is ready to vote
bonds to the full extent of the law Ia
aid in the construction of a road that
will give them a direct outlet to Chica.
40 and the cast.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-04

The prospects at the present time,
for a war in Europe are not so f~latter-
Ing IS they have been. Il is AFFIRMED
that the Porte has declared its willing
ness to make concessions and offer Sc
curities to the powers, bvt it unwaver-
ingly refuses to::ssnction the occupation
of its provinces ty any troops whatev-
er. kussiS is abandoning the propO
sal for the ocupstion of Turkish terri.
tory, and offers accept administration
guarantees in the appointment of a
nnmber of Russian officials in the local
administration Of Bulgaria.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-04

The general impression seems to Dc
that if Turkey rejects the propositions
submitted by the conference al Con
stsntinople she will stand alone, and
the tone of English papers war; .nts
the conclusion that hey believe that
for this obstinacy sc will richly de-
s'rve harsh treatment at the hands OF
Rnsia. The Sultan is scoldel for hi
stubbornness. and any show of resent
n,ent on the para Of his people at the
in>olent or dictatorial attitude Of other
nations is classed Is a serious hemish
In the Sultan's character.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-04
FROM PoTSraI.

Ed. CHIEF The farmers are as
happy as a lark. The caI>e is this
railroad There has been several
railroad men ~ga.lcpIne their horses
over the prairie looking for the best
route to run their lines, and judging
from he looks of farmers, [ verify be-
lieve they would almost BE- willing to
vote bonds now. | tell you s~elf-inter-
est is a mighty power to influence one
and when the surveyors run their lines
through each mans farm, ncighbor-
hood or precinct, it sOftens Or tones
them down nightly on tie bonI
questisn,-
W. have been having some very
peculiar weather for Nebraska of late.
The steady onward progres. Of Pots
dam continues, and We feel proud Of
our county par or, not only because it
,rrnishcs US with the improvements
and standing OF other parts OF the
county and Sta.e, but because u
Kan>as neighbor, speak 50 highly Off,
and | wish TO submit one proposition
to our few subscribers in potsiam,-
let each one try to induce bis neigh
bors to subscribe. There are dozen,
o: families in our precinct who 10 not
take any paner, and their children are
starving for something to read. Good
books are much more expensive than
papers, and We must need practice
economy /; yet do not pay the editor in
squa>hcs, green elm wood, or second
hani clothing. Blu now since We have
had such an abundant wheat harve t..
and it brings the enormous price Of 80
to $l.05, pay in greenbacks, pay
prompt, pay in advance, after reading
send your paper to your friends in the
east, and thus you can do more to
build up your county. invite immigra-
ton, enhance the value. of your lands.
than the best system of farming with
out these means can DO.
Francis NJ. Snow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-04
DOWN TO DEATH.

Another terrible aocident-this time
with those triple Accomplishments of
horror, freezing, burning, aud Drown
ing. On the 3O;h of Dec, at !. 80 q.
IA 4, an iron bridge over the Ashtabula
River on the Lake Shore railroad gave
Way under the Pacific Express, a train
which consisted ofeleven cars, drawn
b. two engines. The forward engine
had just cleared the bridge when it
fell. aud, by the breaking Of coup
ling -pin, was left On the track. The
rest of the train fell a distance Of sew
euty-fve feet into tie water below.
Six of the eleven cars we're passenger
coaches. There we've on board over
three hundred persons. Or thee it is
believed $50 we're killed.
The crash of the falling bridge and
train was heard at . dissasce Of a mile
fro,n the scene. and vas Immediately
followed by a brilliant Illumination Of
the sky. caused by the burning cars.
which took fire almost instantly.
Tie most ~hesrtrendiDg incidents are
mld. Several persons firmly w,dged
between neavy timbers, yet not o
tally hurt, we're b.rned to death before
the eyes of helpless bystanders. A
man, a xeusao. aud . child are now
kuown to have died in this way. The
nan was roasted for full half an hour.
afteriug the most pitiful cries Tor AID
nseanwhi!e before death came.
Two babes we're taken out Of the
wrck slive aud not fatally injured.
Iaerc Is no QUO IL claim them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-04

HASTINGS, Dec. 80 b, 1876.

uAsIiNGs, ice. . u, 1910
Ma EDITOR.-A happy new year
to the old CHIEF, to the new CHIEF,
and the whole corps Of helps and pit-
rons, and 'hUrgh We may not be in
your county, yet we claim a ear re-
%la,ion, and are hol!ing ourse.y in
READINGS, to rejoice vith yon whenev r
the iron s'eed shall commence to
prance mp and down your fertile valley,
giving new life TO the courage ard en-
terprise that is waiting his help. We
find Ha~tiugs a lively enterprising
point and a good plac: for the railroad
to start from and hope We shall see it
completed before another new years
greeting. The present outlook for the
farmer is very cheering wheat is sell
ing at from 81 to 81 %, and good, Of
all kinds aye selling ve5y cheap. Any
one who can beat the Farmers Store,
just opened, he u,ust be an expert at
halr-splitting and .hort division. A.
for ourselves We Rave got our Hash
cry IN running order, and arc pre-
pared to feed the hungry and sleep
the sleepy, and would like to see all
our friends and our friends friend,
and everybody who ever had any
friends. So next time come and see
Us at Boarding Hall, u ST., Hastings.
Respectfully, i. y. MOVES.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-04
TnE stiff neckra Democratic n

TnE stiff necked Democratic or gan
at Washington, the Union, comes
down a peg or two in its Presidential
notions. Il now holds that the rc7o-
luton will be quiet and peaceful, that
the policy Of the Democrats will so
embarrass the incumbent of the preSi-
dental chair as to make it a seat o!
thorns. This is, at least, a concession
hat Hayes xil be inaugurated with
out upposition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-04
Francis NJ. SNo,
GUIDE Rock, Neb.

NttpE 1t't N, y
Dec. 18th, 1851
Ed. CHTEF.-ln your last issue |
noticed a communication from Guide
Rock, signed ''Homesteader." He
concludes his communication by rid
ding himself of some Of his political
zeal, an undue amount OF which he
possessed at the time of writing. He
commences his political ~harrangue, by
saying, that upon the 9Th of Novem-
Der, We exhibited the party spirit"
of e., but before he concludes he
comes to the conclusion that We lacked
some Of the spirit, because "a few dis
satisfied. disappointed members Of
political party failed to support the
nominee of the county convention, but
instead advocated the claims Of al
Independent candidate" In the FIR t
place, Homesteader is = e jealous,
because he taxes a step il advance of
any other member CT bis party, and
advocates minority rule. He knows
very we'll that his regular nominee"
although he received the nomination
in the county convention, vas not the
choice of the people. neither Was be
at the time.
They made this manifest by regular
ly nominating another candidate, aud
still more manifest upon the 9Th OF
November.
If Homesteader i1terprets the Gus
toms of eur forefathers rightly. | lose
much of the respect which | think is
due to them. Ii his true meaning can
be arrived at, be denouncc, a majority
Of the voters in this county, as a few
dissatisfied. disappointed members Of
q political party" Aud yet these d. :
appointed members suppor.eI Home
steader unanimously upon the eth.
aud this unsnimity Of sentinen: as re
CARDS himself, is what tIee3e ed him to
his present position by a clear repub. =
eau majority. We ask no returns for
supporting him. He goes on and de-
nounces a. dissatisfied and disappoin .
ed. He Is right. in one thing. We
are Disappointed t. think that Home.
steader is 50 over jealous that he ad
vocates minority rule. but VI are not
dissatisfied. We are salis6el, vita
the result of the election upon the 7th,
for it shows that 4 majority will rule
although confronted BY an uncompro-
mising minority. IrriL-
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-04

The Mayor and citizens Of Ash.a-
bula arc doing all that can be done to
alleviate suffering
The very lsfest gives sixty as the
number Of wounded, and 100 killed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-04
MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony Of the Whole World.
AW HN,S Dll


H~OLLOWAY'S PILLS.
II had no appetite; Holloway's Pills gave
me = hearty one"
Your Pills are marvellous"
Il send toe another box. and keep them in
the house
DIR. IL Ilo~ay has cured my headache
hat was chronic
gave one .: ur Pill to my babe for
cholera morbds. The dear little thlng got
well in a day"
MY nausea Of a morning is now cured"
y our box OF Holloway pntme nt cured
me ot moi es in the head. rubbed some of
your oinim mt benin. the ears and the NOISE
has left"
send me two boxes; Iwan, one for a poor
family.
1 enclose a dollar. sour price i. - cents.
but the IN dicine 10 me IL worth Il dollar
h ave over 2Ub such testimonials n these
bu- want OF space coIapels IN /, 70 CON ude.
Fer cutaaecus Disorders,
And all eruftions ofthe skin. this Ointment
is most valuab e. Ii does not hca exter-
nally alone. hut penetra;es WITH the most
searching effects To- the very root ~ the evil
IOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following disesscs
disorder Of the Kidneys.
In ali diseases Affecting these organs. whe'h-
CT tUt -tcItit too hutG OF ZOO IlttC wafer .
or whether they be afflicted with some or
gravel. OF with aches an paiEs settied in
tn loins over the regions Of the kidneys.
these pills should be taken according to the
RI ted directions, anu the ointment should
be we | rubbed int the small OF the back ~
bed time. This treatment will gre almost
i'm Immediate relief when all oIher means have
failed.
For Stomach. ca. O: Order.
NNmetfc;ns will so e!ec;u Nv iIsyroAe
the tone Of the stomach As -hese Pills: they
remove all acidity OccasIoned either by in
temperance or improper diet
HOLLoWAY'S PILLS are the best known
in the world for the following diseases: Aguc
Astb n. Bilious Complaints. Rlotches on
the skin. Bowels. Consu,np ion. Debility.
Dropsy. Dysentery, Erysipe.as, Female Ir-
Headache. Indigestion. l~ntanation. Sore
Threats. stone and Gravel. Worms OF all
kinds, Weakness from any cause, exc.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
None are genuine unless the sign ature Of
j. TIA as agent Cor the United States,
surrounds each bvx IF Pills, aud ointment.
rem iering such information as may lead 10
the detection OF any party or par les coun err
felting the medicines OF vending the sause.
know ing them to be spurious.
"&~>Old nj the manuiactory of Professor
HhGowAY Il 10, New SorS. and by all re-
spectacle druggists and dealers in medicine
throughout the civilized wcsld. in ox.s at
y cents. 81 C nts and 81. each
Is There is considerable savii by taking
I e larger sIes.
n. directions for the guidance Of q =
tienis in every disorder are ali xed to each
box. molly
oasee, liz Liberty Street, n. z.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-04
Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL.

CONGRESSIONAL.
A. s. Padd ok. Bestrice. u. s. Senator
". Hitchcock. Omaha, L. s.. Senator
Lorenzo Crounse. Representative,
EXECUTIVE.
eILAS GARBER. Gov.rnor. Lincoln
Bruno Tzschuck. See. of State
J.B Weston. Lincoln, Auditor
&c Mcbride. ., Treasurer
Geo. II. X 'berts. AIRY Gen
j.. n. Mckenzie. Lincoln. Sup. Pub. ~Ins;ruc
JUDICIARY.
Geo, ]. Like: Omaha. ChiefJ I,tice
Dan1Gantt. Nebraska City. -
IA nj Maxwell. PlatsIn ourh J hssoc'ate Jus
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17
Murder.

On Friday evening, just after dark, two
unknown men entered the cabin Of Seaborn
Love. a colored man, living on the place of
MIR. Wamblc, about three miles from town,
and shot Love three times. from the effects
OF which he died in short time. 4 negro
girl in the house at the time was also shot
IN the hip; the wound, however, is not con-
sldered dangerous. Five shots in all were
hired, and the parties decamped without
any clue to their identity. The cause Of
The shouting is involved in mystery. For,
although Love was justly regarded as a
very bad man, it is not known that be had
any enemy who would be likely to resort
70 that mode Of redress. Ii is believed by
many of our citizens that he fired the town
when it was burned last December; but the
evidence was hardly sufficient to have ia
Ken his life, aud had that been the cause of
ms being killed it would have taken place
long ago.
. such acts are TO be greatly deprecated,
i6r no matter how bad man is, he is emit
'led to the protection Of the law.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

The meeting held Al Lisbon Camp ground
commencing OH FRIDAY, Oct. 9th, YVES nj
tended by the following named ministers
beside other Officials who rendered Ell
cicnt service, viz:
Rcvs. J. II. Stone, {. W. Hodge, X. T
Parish, W. B kinball, J. X. Langston, J. II
Jorilan, J. /. Williams, Jas. VI. Clements
John Akin, A. c. Couey, James Body, and
j. \. Parker.
The meeting resulted in the conversion
and reclamation of more than thirty souls,
and the accession TO the Church of eigh-
teen members.
All the tents were occupied, and the con
grega'ions large and attentive. The audi
rncrs express great appreciation of the nm
usual zeal and energy Of the ministers in
attendance.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

The people Of Claiborne have so long
been favored with iirst-rate parish officials
that .hcy can hardly appreciate them as
should. The fact, however, that our parish
offices are filled by efficient and competent
men is owing to the good judgment of the
people IN making their selection.
Drew Ferguson, clerk of the court is
universally recognized to be the cleverest
man in the parish. He is beside that a
capable and honest official, who has learned
hi, duties fully and discarges then we'll
For the many kindness he shows Others he
will some day receive his reward.
We debt if there is a better parish judge
IN the State than Nelson J. Scott. To an
excellent knowledge of the law he COM
bines an experience of many years, and is
po~Su~.cd of clcarucSs and strength OF
Judgment tina, rarely leads him astr,y.
Our Sheriff, kirkpatrick, is an old wheel
born at the business, polite, active, and
accurate, aud will make as good a sheriff
rs Frank Aycock did, which is about OK
haustinS the language of pancgyric.
Our present assessor has completed the
assessment in the time required by law,
and it will compare iavorably with any
past assessment.
Our present Tax Collector, Aycock, is
well up with his business, and while look
ing after the interests of the State, is as
indulgcnt TO tax payers as a regard to his
duty will permit.
The services of John X. Ramsey, rs
parish Recorder, are simply indispensable.
We have not doubt but take him all in
all he is in every respect the best Recorder
in the State. The public interest is per-
haps as much or more largely interested in
the correct management of his Office than
almost any other in the parish. lie has,
however, Il life estate in it SO long rs Re
cordrrs are elective hy this people.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17
JAMES KING,
Fashionable Tailor.

HAS just opened shop in the back room
~ Of Judge Egan's Office, next door to
,hs Post-of3ce building, where he is pre-
pared to do all work in his line in the best
style, on terms to suit the times, for cash.
ne ~ n in receipt Of the very latest Fashion
riAtes Of Gents and Boys wearing apparel
irom New York. Oct. IL, 1S77.-9tf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY PAINTING.

7 AM now prepared to re-paint and var
i nish Carriages, Buggies and Wagons at
short notice. Satisfaction warranted. Sam-
Piles Of my work can be seen in Homer.
will also Tarnish OLD FURNITURE and
REPAIR CANE SEATED CHAIRS. Ny
terms are reasonable to suit the times.
Call and see me NJ the old stand Of High
tower 4 Ruffner, s. f. cor. public square.
W. {. LIES.
Aug. ~, ls77. l:y
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17
DR.. HOLBROOk,
DENTIST.

HAS opened an Office in Homer. Has
III an experience extending through more
than twenty years. Performs AS fine ope-
rations as any in the State, New Orleans
not excepted. Cali and see specimens of
my work. Prices reasonable; Terms cash
Persons waited ON at their residences in the
country, if desired.
b. +. HOLBROOK, ID. d. :.
Oct. Il, Is77. Off
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17
SEED POTATOES.

THE Brazilian Yam, and Mobile
l. Market Potaio-For sale this Fall
by the undersigned. These varieties are
superior in flavor and quality TO any other
potato raised In this country. FIvE HUN
DRIED BUSHELS TO THE ACRE is not
an uncommon crop. They are from four to
six weeks earlier than any other variety.
Will be delivered In quantities. 10 suit
purchasers any time after diggiQG
W ). NERCzR, 8ar,Ay
Aug. ., 1877. Ia
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17
BEEF! BEEF!! BEEF!!!
Sheriff. Sale.

W. +. Moreland, Admr.. Va. X. J. Callahan
and husband.
In Parish Court Of said parish and State
No. 1916.
State Of LosisiaRa-Pdrisk Of Claiborne.
by virtue Of writ Of 6e,i Tacias issued
- ont of the Parish Court in said parish
and State, in the above entitled suit, have
seized and will sell, to the last and highest
bidder, within the legal hours Of sale, ct
the Courthouse door in the town Of Hcmer,
on the
First Saturday In November, A. D. 1877,
the following described property, to wit:
The south half Of Lot No. seventy in the
town of Homer, said parish and State,
with all the improvements thereon situated,
said Lot seized ~ the property of defend
ants in the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale Gosh, with the bensAt Of
sPpraisepent. Property sold to secure
II. W. KIRKPATRICK,
6heriG
Sept. %, 1877. IprfOJ &s-'
TnQ.WARK NEATLY EyHCvrn A.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17
NOTICE.

HEREBY NOTIFY ALL INTERESTED
L that owe McCranie Il Gill nothing.
GEO. W. SIMMONS.
Oct IL, ls77. o.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17
Price Of Hauling Reduced

NOW is the time to have your Cotton
~ hauled to Shreveport and sold, for 81
per hundred. will make weekly trips to
Shreveport. Personal attention given to
all orders and sales
W. II. ELLINGTON.
Oct. II, lS77. 93m
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