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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-07-20

John Stone Pullcn, formerly n New Orleans
sugar merchant member of the Louisiana Leg
iSlaturc and u colonel in the Confederate army,
who loaned S2cO, 900 to the Confederate govern
ment, and was beggared by the result of the war,
died in wretched tenement in Grand street,
Erooklyn last week and was saved from burial
AT the public expense by the charity of his poor
fcllowtcnants. lie was born in Baton Rouge.
La. nnl was educated f. the ministry, but on
.edying Cy..caS cmt&!Ke,. IN ne sugar busncss.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-07-20
Current War Reports.

n
Ioxu,x July lI.--Some incredible rumors
are nfioat concerning the absence OF Marshal
NncMahon and the French Conservatives. IL Is
said there is great activity in military circles In
France and that immense stores OF war mate
rial have been gathered together and orders
sent to America for such provisions MS would
, he useful in the event Of foreign war.
IL is suspected that MacMahon is determined
TO restore the empire, and to accomplish this
end. proposes to plunge into war rs an excuse
for suppressing the elections, or use the miiita-
nv To carry them. An election now would go
overw hemngly republican, butfwith o war on
hand, the peasantry would rally to the support
of the existing government. The current ru
NOR is. that u secret alliance has been en-
tered into by France and Austria against
Germany by which Germany is to be at
tnck ed on both ianks simultaneously, and 1t
is believed that Belgium and Holland can be
Induced to join the alliance. 1t is said that
the French are confident that with France, Aus
tria. Belgium, Holland and Denmark, which
powers would, it is believed, take a hand in
fpbtinr against the Germans and Russians. Eng
land would be cmboldencd to range herself on
tic samo side in order to preserve Constantine
pie from the Nj, scovitc.
ENGLANp's PREPARATIONS FOR wAR-THE TURK
IsH HTACrICS-IMDrCILITi Or sTRATEGEM.
LoSpox. July 1.-THE Daily News says, that
the british Meet at DcSlka Duy, Win INV NN''
tions ordered by the Admiralty, will consist
twenty four vessels with one Hundred anu nifty
guns and crew of seven or eight thousand
men. =,
special dispatch from Vienna says the
abandonment of the line of iahtra, in Bulgaria
by the Turks, is the more surprising, since, to
Judge from the stout defence OF the bridge anu
position Of Bicla, where the Turks repulsed the
first attack of the Russians with considerable
loss, il might have been supposed that they IN
tended to defend the linc and thus, by threat
cning their flank, prevent the Russians from al
vancing into the interior. :,
The Turks have so completely suppressed oil
information about the disposition and movements
of their troops that not even an idea can oe
formed Of what they mean to do, but 1t shows
either utter helplcssncss or else very deep
laid plan that they should have neglected the
brilliant opportunities afforded them OF meeting
the Russiuns to advantage.
The Times in leading article says 1t believes
tho Russians cannot advance in force upon the
Balkans until they have secured their communi
Gss"Ss Gss Ss seo hX osSns!guetng position on the Dan an
Turks This will require n month ut least
The excursions of Cossacks TO Tirnova, Pievna
Selyi and Lowatz have little military sig
nificancc.
PARIS, July ia private dispatch from
Constantinoplc, Of yesterdays date, announces
the death of Pedf Pasha, the Turkish Minister
of War No confirmation Of the report has yet
been received.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-07-20


BsS- Last Thursday evening, while the depu-
ty Sheriff was providing the inmates of the
Jail with water, and had gone into one Of the
cells, three prisoners, Sam. Pilgram, Martin
ors' room, wrcnched out the staple Of the door
leading down stairs, to which the heavy pad
lock was hung, and made their escape They
had got possession in some way Of large iron
pin and directly The officer had entered the far
tn est cell they drew the staple and fled. The
Sheriff was quick in pursuit and fired at Pill
gram, the ball striking him in the head and
bouncing back, but causing him to stop. The
other two got off and are still at large. They
were last seen in Spartanburg. They are part
of the gang arrested for stealing number of
cattle belonging to Dr. A. w. Thomson.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
Justice Oyertaking Effigy Sargent.

".Instice travels with n leaden
heel. but strikes with an iron hand.
Wait till the flood gate is llfted'
and a full head of water comes rush'
ing ON. Wait and you will see hne
grinding then
So spoke Judge Black Ill MS
memorable closing speech to tue
Electoral Commission. The grind
ING has commenced. California has
Just ground ont, exceeding hne,
"Enigy" Sargent, one of the consplr'
ators that stole the Presidency. ne
is buried under an avalanche OF 80
majority on Joint ballot in the Legs
laturc. A Democrat Will take MS
place in the United States Senate
One by one they have got TO CO.
PittSJurgh Post.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
Letter from Bossier Parish.
RED LAND, Sept. :, 1877.

EplruE claiborne GUARpTAN-Dear Sir:
fluid quite "A number Of persons IN Web
,tcr and Bos-icr Parishes who in days gone
hy were. patrons of the Claiborne Advocate,
when it was published by Mr. Ben Harri-
son. All of these are pleased To know that
their old friend is again n newspaper
man" and are auNious for his success.
Tie crop, in th. (thc northcrn) portion
of Bo~-icr are excellent, especially the fruit
and grain crops Cotton has suffered from
drought, rust and worms, but there is still
a certainty of over half "a crop.
The village of Red Land is quite pleas
ant lit;lr pEh'c. The stores here do n largo
busiucs-.--flicr lrnpric'ors are fully up to
rlrmmrk - honorable energetic merchants.
Thr clerks in carh house are AL polite and
intelligent Young gcntlcInrm. The Rev. J.
W. Maddiug. young Baptist minister of
rare ability, has charge OF very fine
,chool here which is well patronized.
Visited this morning a small field Of
cane of the sorghum variety, called here
the "lIoury Cane" IL is astonishing the
quantity an acre will yield. ! measured
stalk of average length, and found it to bc
twelve Zee, lon. am assured by tho
nNrrr Mr.. Nose, May, that six inches in
the drill Is not too close To plant il. The
SURPRISING excellence of this variety justi-
t,.s the owner in Offering the seed for sale
The people OF Your parish will have au OPP
uortunitv of purchasing the seed this fall;
m the meantime he invites correspondence.
There j, considerable Improvement going
on in this immediate vicinity. MI. G.. W.
Phelps, wh" many Of your readers will re-
member ~ an old citizen Of Claiborne, has
lust started a steam In,ll, which, from the
convenience oI it, location, viii he of great
advantage to the people ot Red Land and
= vicinity. Two churches will hc built this
! rll and Winter in Red Land. The Baptist
. church J. HOW under tuntrart. In few
. w,,L, the Methodist church will be let out.
. Nn event of much sadness has east p
. gloom over Thu community. | allndc TO
10 tho death of Mrs. j. }. Swindlc, lady OF
4 ,miahlr characteristics, much loved by
T. tho.,, who knew hrr best.
Il There i but little sickness here. Indeed
II" ,hink this parish, although it Is reported
4. to h., unhealthy, compares favorably II
.. that respect with Claiborne.
" Til. is cmphatically live conntry-it'
e. people generous and hospitahlr, anxious Il
"A succeed and willing that others should.
IL hall write you again should any event
y importance justify the trouble.
= Yours, Ac, H.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

the general appropriation BILL. and, by
system of what is euphoniously known as
..ios-roliing," are too frequently successful,
is n great evil resulting in waste Of pnblic
money.
An amendment authorizing tire Governor
t. veto any section or clause Of bill
~ hilc approving the balance, would be d
great practical utility.
In my next | will suggest some addi-
tioual amendments which should lie made.
PINE HILLS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

A correspondent of the Sugar
Bowl. at Morgan City, gives tho
following Enoch Arden case:
".About three years ago a MI
Murphy left his wife at Morgan
CITY aud went to the ict;ies to work.
Soon be was reported drowned. his
wife mourned his loss, and in ~
meantime accepted the love ana
hand of one Mr.. Cunningham, .
steward on one of the Morgan lee
ships, and they were duly Joined u
the holy bonds of matrimOny. LeSs
week, while Mr.. and Mrs. Cunning
ham were engaged in a family tai.
in stepped Mr.. Murphy, husoanS
MOL Husband No. 2 recognise
him at once, not knowing bat w.
he had just arrived from the spa
land, as his pale countensncc ~
Gated. They had a parley, and
matter remains unsettled, % fsr
! we know 3,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
immigration Convention.

We are in receipt of a polite lnvl'
tation to attend an Immigration .
III Shreveport on the
10Th day of October. The Objects
of the convention are rs fellows:
It's proposed to organic" An Immigration
association for North Louisiana, b"s' AMY
II shall be- to disseminate Inflammation WIN
regard 10 uur resources ht thr publication
and distuhutim al maps dr'' I'P'N'
sketches, etc.
The purpoS" of this convention as
stated above, arc laudabic and dr.
serve The emphatic support OF every
citizen of North Louisiana. Not one
of our readers but will heartily ap-
move of all honorable Efforts used
To induce immigrants 10 seek homes
in this portion of the South. lh"
ONLY reason that steps have not been
taken ia this matter heretofore has
ht.ru because We could not cOnSclcl!.
tiouSly offer "a ia" industrious farm
crS and artisans OF other States
that character OF government winch
would furnish them impartial pro.
lection in life. liberty and property.
Sow. under better auspices, "" may
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
Notice 10 the Public.

. The undersigned have purcha>rH ',,h'
" Jasver Blackburn all the Pruning VA
terial lately used in the publication OF 'n ~,
Homer Iliad-and have leased the same !"
r. d. Harrison. In our lca>" We ~,ip"'n a.,
that the paper shall he Dcm"Grali,Lm %,
'x-oud this. we have nothing I" ct" WIN US
management. We, however Fiar"l lii ~ 'l'
Ratification NJ announced, and thai al SUD
scriptions shall be filled. on,x,r
). II. SIMMONS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

tn, streets of Homer are az badly infect
cd with dogs as are the thoroughfTcs OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES They invade the
wards at night, they hold conventions,
wherein "mougrcl puppies, whriP@, and
hounds aud cur> of low degree discuss the
provision .upply hil! With many varieties
of Nclrimg. oar devil uses his double
harlrl,d nrld.picce on such occasions to
the maliics, benefit of disturbed slccpers.
Three bowling canine~ have fallen before
his deadly aim, and he l. yet blood-thirsfy'
The moral of the above is. keep up your
dogs if YOU would not have them fall VIC
tim, to the murlcrous proclivities OF ON
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
Parish Debt.

The amount of parish scrip presented for
houdiu. j. :lb.179 ~ Thu vii. hc the
amount at tho hnudrd doh, "t Claiborne
r4u-h; which debt viii Lee due and payl-
hlc IN five annual m>tailmcnts. thu first
pa>mcnt due ON the l!th day Of October,
-. Thus the parish finances are placed
IN som" tangible shape. Parish officials
estimate that the actual amount necessary
to pay the first m>,l'imcn' and all other
expenses of Tia" parish can easily b. raised
10y an assessment of Ia mills IN - IT,
ductiou Of mills Of our present rate OF
taxation. This prove, ,hc benefit OF fund
ing the parish induhtrl.o-~.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
important to Planters.

In the pace vi Jul "o"
we publish this week the following
circular from the New Orleans Tot
ton Exchange. which is Of great I'M
portancc to planters. BY the omIS'
sion of side pieces many thonSIn"
dollars will be saved to the farmers
OF Claiborne:
no. CoTToN EXCHANGE,
New Orleans, Sept, >, ISL
ALLOWANCE FOR SIDE PIECES.
Attention is called to ANNEXED
action of the board of directors "i
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange,
in relation to II resolution adopted
at the fourth days session oi IN"
National Cotton Exchange 'onNrn
ton. fixing an GlIOTdHcr .tois Si"t
picc,s in all he .imcricdA markets,
viz:
Whereas, The National Cotton
Exchange Convention on It's fourth
DAYS session at GrcrmblIrr, White
sulphur Springs, Va, during JnlI,
1871, passed Il resolution To tn"
effect "that on all bales at cotton
with sidrpirccs an allowance oil
three pounds per bale be made to
/ the huSer, aud
Whereas, There no longer exists
any legal ucceSslly Tor the use "l
side pieces on bales OF cotton. ANA
Whereas. Part of the cotton clol
is now marketed with and part
without side pieces. thus nahinG 4
relative difference IN wclghto bales
that canlot he property allowed i"i
by the buyer, therefore br It
Resolved. That from and after he
first daN oi Octub,r, ISL. all bale
of cotton delivered in New Orlran'
the sides of which are covered
with strips of hagging dcn"mlnatr'
'sidc picccs-->haIl br >ubIc"i - ~
ALLOWANCE" to tn" mixer of tire,
pounds Err, ,,lIc for each and ever,
CHic 50 covered.
The modification of the law Ell
forcing the use ct side pieces. Irii !
optional with planters whether thri
, use should hc continued. The tr1d'
generally. here and abroad, are uu
posed 10 such continuance. II
urged that with proper handing
a cotton can he brought from plaIt'
q, tions to market IN ~ good condltlu
. without as with sid" pieces; aud til
customary compression ~ "ur So
ports of the bales for export I
|. other markets reduces their sue :
G. that SIDE pieces are worse than III
i, less. being absolutely ia the way.
Ii is The common custom nt bu'
cIS for export To make allowance,
n their calculations of the actual co'
Pc of cotton. for the weight oi the ha.
!, ging and ties. manufacturers basin
their contracts for supplying c"itu'
yarns and cloths upon the net pIl'
,. of raw cotton laid down 1T the
ii mills.
d The three pounds per ha'c f
side pieces have hitherto been Il
lowed tor in their calculations
J. fully as has been the weight 81 Il
10 rest of the hagging and the lT'
L. ties, all oi which ale ul NO use
\, them after they cease /" hc Il cove
ing To the cotton.
I" Hence, the omission OF sid
Ii pieces. for which they have only Il
IN pllrn'lN ,and not IN reality hr'
'.r paid in the sale of their cotton, "
l." hr Il direct aud positive saving
planters. Especially Is this the cl'
T. aS the use of side pieces unrIcd>
'n the consumption, and consequent
he aids in the enhancement uf t
d. price of hagging.
~ order Oft the Board OF lIilucto
llENRI G.. IlE~IEE. SccN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

Mcssrs Blaekbuns n story, Of the Hope
City Times, send Us, with their compli-
nents, pamphlet entitled The CONNER
cial Importance, Resources, Advantages
and Attractions Of Hope City, Hampstead
County, Ark" Thcpamphle, is wcllwrittcn
and neatly printed.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

We received with the compliments Of
Capt. j. d. Hamilton the first catalogue Of
;he Concord Institute, n male and female
school, located at Shiloh, Union parish.
Fsaa the statements Of the pamphlet be-
fore NJ we presume that the people of
shilsA have good school, destined to he
Sxyy nsefnl aud Prosp~rons
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

We received very courteous invitation
last week from M. II. ;. Hays, president
of the committee of arrangements, to Wit
ness q foot race between two of our most
athletic young men. The rain interfred
with the programme and the race was post
poned until sometime this week.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

The rains since our last issue have NJ
changed the temperature" lI, Il h,.' Srto. and
IL vet hot-T
p cry hot.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

The Claiborne Guardian is the
name of the new paper recently
started in Homer, our ncighboring
town. 1t is published by Ben. Ilar.
rison, and edited by Drayton b.
Hayes. Both gentlemen are well
known in the profession, and the
Guardian will undoubtedly prove u
most excellent addition to the Dem.
ocratic press of the State. We greet
it most cordially and wish it a pros.
perons futurc.-Mis1eR Democrat.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

An epidemic of sore eyes has been rag
in, IN this vicinity foe several weeks past
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

Mr.. J. b. Reynolds has lief, very large
sweet potato upon our table.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
Vacant Land.

There is nearly SIXTY thousani
acres OF vacant land IN Claiborne
parish. by vacant land we mean
land subject To- entry under til"
Homestead Law. Here Is an oppor
tunity for the idle men OF the North
and West. No man wants It better
start in lite than n good home on
good land in a good country. Here
IN Claiborne lac. will find the good
land and "A good country. With
ordinary care and industry he may
soon have the good home. Louisiana
now presents the finest Opportunity
for the Immigrant. And in the
whole State there is no better parish
for the thrifty white man tnan Clai.
borne. We extend 4 cordial invita-.
ton to worthy men from every quar-.
ter To come AID dwell among lis.
There has been no year williH our
memory when il WAS not puSSihl,
for any man in this parish 10y In,
own labor To make enough To feed
and clothc his family aud have 4;
surplus left. These vacant land,
must be taken up.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

Cotton ..la in New Orleans Oh saturday,
the 18th inst, ut II cents.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

Cotton sold in Shreveport ON the 18th
inst. MT l0f cents.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

Il ia worthy NJ remark that not S'nsI'
newspaper in the state of Georgia opposes
the new Coustitutirrf.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

The police payroll Of Shreveport for the
month Of August amounted to 81, 800
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
CONSTITUTIONAL ConveHTl0N.-ho. 2.

Mn. EpiroR In my previous c"lnmnm-
cation I underworld to show that a Con-
yention would I've more announcement
mode Of pcrfrcting the Constitution 'hah
the one by amendment. And II certainty
would be great deal more expensive.
The expense of holding Conventions m .
ending the preliminary rl.::!"n NJ mem
hers. and the subsequent on" GA the Gnr7-
tinn of ratification or rejection, win tue
cost Of rcp,rting and publishing the pro-
crcdlns- would not fall much short OF two
hundred Thousand dollars.
Th, couiccturIl estimate i based on the
assumption that the Convention W"n'n
consist of ~ many members ~ no" com
prise the Legislature. B"cauN" IN a Con
vrntinn to change the organic law the
people on.h, to hr fully represented.
And - il would be in the last degree i'm
p6Ttan; that the people should b" fully in
formed. from day To day, of the proceed
ius- of a body To whom was committed
such important public Interests. wise
economy would seem I" require that a fall
report of TIA" action of the Convention
, Should hc daily puhli>hrd.
The cost of the cl,rt!nn al members
, which, of cour,., could not j." dispensed
, with. would hr considerable item: -
vnuld also that Tor rarIiliug 81 rejecting
TIN. action vi the Convention. aud Which,
fth, people. ar. wise, they vii! demand In
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

IN city exchanges give large spac" I"
mini-cenccs and full accounts OF thc l'ii'
Of September.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

The phy1ician. over the parish say that
the country il di~trrs-ingly healthy.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

The city of Shreveport went wild Ian
week over q hcarsc and fire patrol wagon.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

The Pair Grounds will be- oi"n every
Saturday evening for the exercise of stock.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

Mrs. W. II. Maxry died on the llth inst.
at her husbands residence ten miles south
vest of Homer. OIL the Mindrn road. Mr.
Maxey had resided in Homer ever since it,
beginning, until few years since. She
leaves many friends who ~ymplthis" with
he husband and children in their loss.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
General News Items.
GOV. CASTOR j. the Democratic nomince
far Governor of Massachusetts.

fr'Hi"'h' ii"H'' an"
c,Il,I am sick senator Morton.
u.r.. H.. ,b,I, in ,br crlc- /
.,,.h, commission. i. rr-
"'.'.,.,.,.., e,..,, ~ or,,t,,~.
r,
MI h'N ''''H ~ "'N '''' $50,
tenn "rrrluG hrc,hi"u "a~ IA il'N"I'h'
ian sens. Nj Hayes won't ha'" II So
r.n,r,,n II s,,r,s,.. of TIN. STATE. will
,..,,,.-,...l .,,.l ina I,.,h u>it,on in
=, ...,..,...,..,. ,,.,,,.,,,... next nnn,h.
!" ''''',-'' ''' ..;.. III
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

Geo. W. Simmons has left in onr office a
fine apple, weighing, ~ he declares, one
pound and half. Tie name of th" Narir'
" is unknown.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

The lumber is being haulcd for :. ."lad
ncy's new building on the north side at the
public square. Mr.. Smith, of Mndrn, q
the contractor.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

WASUuNGTON. sept. l2.-At Ma
rictta the President called the atten-
ton of the reporter to an omission IN
the tclrgraphic report ct Mr.. Keys
speech. He said he WAS sorry to
see Mr.. Key. when i'll the Fast, had
made use of the phrase "erring
Southern brethren, thereby draw.
ing upon himself the hostility of the
Southern picSS.
At Marietta he repeated the word
"erring,- but it was not 50 reported
in the Associated Press dispatch.
The President seemed to wish the
country to know that Mr.. Key had
not changed front in consequence of
! the criticisms of the South.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

4. G. Jones, well known ~ one of the
i,llicst, clcvcrcst saloon keepers in the
state, will soon open out in the lancl
huiidng, now occupied by Joseph shelton.
"a stylish, affablc clerk behind the counter.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

The weather turned suddenly cool on
Monday evening We however don't Re-
tract that Other weather item. Tor 1t vas
dcyilish hot when it was written.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

! very pleasing incident Of the reunion
Of Federal and Confederate soldiers at
Marietta. Ohio. Last week. w1- the prrSru.
tation of a hcau'iful gold medal t. Naior
Thoma, &. Jones. of Montgomery. Ala, an
,>-Cout.d,tltc, Icy Gcnrral W. =. kuhlrd-
son. an cA-Tcdcral. The medal vl~ pre-
~cu,cd ON hrhI'f ct the soldiers "I MaSsa-
cha>ctt,, in testimonial Of their apprccia-
tiou of speech mad. 10y Major Jones, on
th. nrca>iuu ct the decoration ot the graves
of the Confederate dead, q, Montgomery.
. in ~. in which he took strung ground
for reconciliation hctNcrn the North and
. south
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

Advertise your new goods.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

The Rev. J. NJ P.lllrkcr,ru, ct the Protest
ant Methodist ohurch, j. sand 10 be- min
>tcr of remarkable ahihty. Tie g., a pn,tor
of Divinity, and has besides received the
degree of LII. u. from one Of the lee; CO.
lcges in the country.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

Mr.. W. +. Aycock. our ctliclrut Tax Col
lector, is stirring up the ,olurcd men. who
have for several years cni"lc'l a happy I'M.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

We will publish nrNt week the FIST chap
tiers Of charming original St"'! winter
expressly for the CT NErIA>. lay "n" # IT,,
most accomplished ladies IN north Lou
siana.