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For Fever and Axue, Intermittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever,
&C., and indeed ell the affections which
sF7se from LnslArio9s, marsh, CT MAS
matte poisoI..
IhA. = . zpolhd rtnsty, prepared ri.h
s-i-,.;.- ,riA fso-. vegetable Ingredients, whIeh
f-Es.y i@s ~ erfs the seyeTss, eSses q ChiIls
Aisf |ever al ise eoaeorhl.a1t si.orGerr sceh
'ezls1y The nees-sities II tte ry..e IN rrsIari-
ou' clst'seis demand. Il. gre4; .Gp4rior.,y ever
a.y cts1+r medicine sc. d.seoTsred !sY The cure
CT Ia;erit,esis y. that !; contains 70 cuir!ne or
m1n<f@!, aod thee who take = are free from
oanSer Of azifi.na Or say Injurious eesct,, and
ar as heai,hy aHeg u.ing {, q. tefore. 7, h.
i@er erisasirely staployei during The La: thirty
years Ia the treatment Of ikese distressing di.-
oi-srs, AID 20 utTsryihg has teen iis sseeess
VA tAs gained the reputation Of bein2 iniallI-
De. IL eaa, be safely recommended a. q surs
remedy AID sIseihe for the Fever and Axue If
TIE West, ard the Chilis and Fever a The
S"Hth, which, eace troksn Up ~ It, d. n,
fe'7Fr Until TIE disszs. e again coLirzc,s3
The great v.riety II assrders Ehleh ar,.e
",iA NE iffitai8on Of Tia p1isDn, sueh q. Neu-
raisiA, rheumatism, Govt, Headache,
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arm, Asthma, Pslpitation, spIenie
Ansesions, Mysteries. Pain I'm the Bow.
els, Collie, PsraIysis, and deranzernent Of
inc stomach, all Of which beecme interzaittent
OF perbdieal. have no speedler remedy than
AYES hcuE CuRg. when cures them al alike,
ave- psStAes~ tbs system from, future atiat Is A
preventive, Il is Of immense service in tbo.s
Communities where Fever md Ague prevails,
ash ysths Development Of the di.ease II taken
on 'he Lr't approach Of the prenonitory synp-
p'n'. Travellers and temporary residents are
'aas enabled 10 defy these disorders, and few
VII ever suffer II they avail themselves Of the
Protection this remedy affords.
For Liver Complaints, arising from
hfpialty, II IL an exeslisnt remedy; IL stimulates
tbs organ into healthy activity, and produce.
many remarkable cures who're other medicines
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical ana Analytical Chessists,
LOWELL, AAGS.
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
Special Religious Notice.

We are requested to state that the R"y.
J. 7. Everett, of shiloh, will preach at the
Baptist church, in this place, on Friday
before the first sunday in October. Mr..
Everett will he accompanied 10y the Ery.
Mr.. frlcy, of Monroe. Thrs.' two minis
tiers will on the first Monday Of October
Both thcs" gentlemen are divinrs OF more
than usual ability, and will doubtless &C
compli,h much good while in our town
We bcspcaa fur.th"a CORDIAL welcome.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
Notice OF Election.

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Claiborne.
IN obedience t9 an Ordinance enacted by
L the Police Jury Of said parish aud state,
on the 3rd day of September, A. ID. l-77,
notice is hereby given, that an election
will be held at ATHENS. in Ward Five of
said parish. on SAT- RDAl, the 9Th day of
October, In, in order tn determine. by
popular suffrage, whether IN" sale of intoN-
icating liquors shall hr prohibited ny law
for the period of twelve months within the
limits of said ward.
All voters of said ward. qualified aS such
under existing laws, 1hall be- permitted Ia
vote NJ said election. The ballots shall
have inscribed on each "For rrohhitiou,"
OF Against Prohihition," AT the will If
IN" voter
II. \. VI, rarlnnd, r. i. Webb ana Il. J..
Bridges have been appointed Commission
rrs of election, and are hereby rrquir, to
make returns To- me, at Homer. within five
DAYS after said election has been holden.
Given under my baud niti, ally AT Homer,
said parish au ~tltc, on the lth day ut
September, \. u. l-s7.
J II. CIIAPIEII,
President Police Jnry. .
sept. :, III 3.1t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

The Morehouse Clarion publishcd only a
haif sheet last week, yet found space for
The following kind notice Of the GUARDIAN:
claiborne GCARDI,S.-rhsis the name
OF new paper just started in Homer, = lai-
oorne parish. Drayton b. Hayes, Esq, has
editorial charge, and Mr.. =. d. Harrison is
publisher and proprietor. The paper is
aoy edited, and Judging from its neat typo
Srapnical appearance, we pronounce Mr..
Harrison q first-clase printer. We wish all
Parties concerned success in their under
taxing, and gladly place the Guardian on
our exchange list.
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errors in our books :

We are under renewed Obligations to the
people of Claiborne parish for the warm
,urourl cement aud hearty support they
are Giving the GUARDIAN. Some few indi-
,;lralS 10 whom we forwarded sample
comics have returned them, hut We have
received in place of each of those names a
b,lf-lozcn subscribers. We have no fault
"a find with any individual who refuses to
subscribe for this paper newspaper is
only successful when it il conducted upon
the sane principles with all other business
cntcrpri,ts W, beg no man Ia subscribe.
". propose to furnish to every man the
worth of hi, mcn $, and demand the right
70 MS. the sam means to cXt"ih our bu>i-
mes, that other occupations use 80 extend
theirs. While we pr"pos" I" present ON
claims to all persons, We viii Use no tire
some opportunities To secure a subscriber
or an advertisement. We canuo, ". held
responsible for any arguments our :, aloU~
friend, mas u>,. There are many persons
who. with .uinr mason on their side per
haps, think il Singular THAI a man can
spend from five 10 fifteen dollars for paper,
from other states. Yet can not find II con-
.l,trut with ii, ideas of economy To take
his own parish paper. These friends Of
ours know tLr Importance of sustaining
well a ,.J,t-rla-> HON" paper. To them the
,.,..s..,,- i. ~, Min tb1, fh.y 1T, li.uo- .I
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
Exhibition.

Let every ono VII" can appreciate good
music and enjoy heart, Laugh 20 to the
exhibition ON Friday nigh, ~ the Court
House. We can guaJIut,c an enjoyable
entertainment. which will he worth the
half dollar charged Tor admission. Now
We are no' joking in our invitation. TO,
and If you al gown 81 think YOU are, pay
hfiy cents, and u quarter for Your children.
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

The Mayors Court was crowded with
business on Monday morning. Marshal
Male. ms master of ceremonies, with Mr..
w. l.. Price to assist in doing the honors,
presented several parties 10 lis Honor,
Mayor Ferguson. Two of the prisoners
plead guilty - bit Of arrow with no hard
feelings, your Honor" give dollars and
cost, said his majesty, and their troubles
were ended for the day.
George Brslow, n parchmrnt-colorcd in
dividual made hi, ohci>ancc TO the Court
Charged with disordcrly conduct, your
Honor said the Marshal mot guilty
-aid B,sluw. Let the witnesses he called. ="
aud Lo! George was guilty. H. impugncd
thc- chastity of one. Barbara Allen, who
denied the virtue Of his. wife. lie
found that the ahus" Of colorcd cypr.ans
was estimated by the Mayor at five dollars
and cost.
Barbara Allen, hlushing as deeply aS her
sooty color would admit, plead mot guilty
To disordcrly conduct. Bcslow. ~ afor--
slff. svorc frarfully against her. She said
bad words about his wife, talked vulgar
~ crtcra. FiN" dollars aud cost. Court
adjourned and various agonics are over.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
The Crops.

We have nothing additional since onr
last is'n" with regard to crops in this par
iNh. Cotton has not absolutely failed. Al
though present indications are gloomy We
may, with reason, anticipate larger guam
tty than at prc.rnt seems possible The
merchants of this place will ship from five
10 six thou, and bales.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
Claiborne Silk.

We have been shown 4 sample of silk
made by Mrs. &. {. James of this parish
gnard~, chains and f-hnglines. We are
Informed that III" has woven handkrrchcis
which were of cxccllrct quality and very
lnrahlc
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
LOST.

THE original Decd. 10y private ACT, FROM
i lohu &. Rlackman. President OF thu
Board VI Trustee, Of Homer COLLEGE, dated
and signed N lai"u:nr parish, hci"i" j. NJ.
Thoua,uu Lud w. \. Carr, attc>ting Wit
nc~>rs, on Dee. 18th. l~:il and conveying
tn Joseph II. Jrtcr the T. of " OF y l. t
Section -, Township u. Rang" West
Any ousfriny tho SAM aud delivering
it "a he vii. Zee suitably rewarded.
VI. II. LlrTMlN>.
Homer. la.
SPIT. 10 -. 5:;,t
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Board Of Directors:
Piano and Organ Agency.
HAVING accepted the Agency Of the cell
Ill tbratcd
MARGINAL 4 SMITH
Piano Manufacturing Co.. New York,


| am pr'rarrd to sell first class Pianos NJ
the lowest cash prices. The Marchal n
Smith Pianos combine every Improvement
IN tone. touch, power and durability, and
have everywhere Won for themselves "A rep
utntinn for HHrirdVcd cJc,li,Rcc ard durdbn-
~. All Planes sold by me will have the
makers guarantee for seven years, and will
also receive my personal supervision when
delivered, ia, rchy guaranteeing their be
ing in perfect order aud tune. will also
receive orders for the celebrated MASON \
HAMilN ORGANS. ;rhna" Organs are M
surpassed III thr- world, and have the in
do. r.nrnt al all the leading musicians and
composers in Europe and America. Prices
~ low ~ any first class Organ.
All instruments sold hy me will have my
personal guarantee in addition to the max
rrs'. FOR descriptive lists, prices, &c, ap-
ply To
4. 4. WHEELER,
Prof Music in Homer Female Institute.
Having u full supply of material, I am
prepared To- turc a0l rrrnir Pianos and Or
gan- in thorough aud workmanike man
n"r. With many years experience in the
hest establishments both North and South,
am certain | can guarantee my work in
every respect. 4. A. ".
Aug. ~, l-77. ltf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
Burglary.

thief or thieves entered tie sleeping
room OF some Of the students at tn" Col
lrge building on Monday night, and stole
three pocket books with their contents.
The loss is Il scriou, one to the yunng men,
as the pocket books contained all their
funds No particular individual is sus-
pcCtch.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

From the Fort Worth Standard We eN-
tract the following notice. which will be
read with interest by many friends of the
bridegroom in Claiborne-all Of whom will
join us in hearty congratulations:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
MILLIN + X Y.

NJRS. :. A.WELI.>. Of SHREVEPORT, has
VI formed a partnership Will Ms. RUFF
NER, and will supply the ladies of Homer
aud vicinity with the latest and most fash
iunablr Goods lrom jhc Eastern Markets.
GOODS ar unsurpassed in QUALITY, and
prices reasonable.
Dress. making in all its branches; and
Hair neatly and handsomely exc
cutcd.
The Store j., for the present. NJ The resi-
Grnce Of Mrs. Ruiincr. on North Main ST,
lust below the residence of \. MoCranir.
MRS. :. A. WELLS.
MRS. :. RUFFNER.
sept. >, In. j.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
Sl,prin''s sale.

Low 4 Whitney y. Thompson Scott - for
benefit of Y. j. S,ott--ln II. t.. NJ. $500.
STATE Of Lori,idNd, Pari'h Of Claiborne.
Dl virtue of an execution To me directed
ID hN the Honorable Distinct Court of
Claihonr parish. | will proceed to sell 10
IN" last and highest bidder. within the L.
gal hours of sllr. at the Court House door
IN the town Of Homer. on
Saturday. the 9th day Of October, nj.
the follow ing described property seized in
the above entitled SHIT. to-wit:
\ portion of the southeast quarter oi thr
snuju,.t>t quati,r of Section lliltI-~i,, II
Township t"rutv-thrrr north, of Rangr
eight west, Icing north !i ana fronting on
Nam street. III the town of lllynrsN He
SAID parish and state. its north and south
linz, being - i,rt and east and west line,
Is feet in l'ngth. containing orr-qu5rtrr of
an acr, more OF les. with the Improve
mruj- thereon.
Terms of sale cash, with the benefit ot
apptai>rlnrut
II. W. KIRKPATRICK.
sheriff.
AuE. % 10 of 80 3:ts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
MARRIED.

MIItlCAS-GREENE.- the residence of
u, me brides brother, Capt. ;. l.. Ireeue. on
tuesday evening, September IL, by Rev.
w. W. Brimm. Mr.. J. X. Millican, of the
standard, to Miss Mamie Greene.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
succession sale.

Succession Of john W. Todd, deceased.
NiC'. IF !onisiahd - Parish ~ Claiborne.
DN virtue of a commission issued ont of
ID the Honorable the Parish Court of said
parish and state, :" me directed 10y Drew
Icrsu>ou.. Clerk of the District Court,
will proceed To- sc}l to the last and highest
bidder. tt44titt the legal hours of sale, az
the Court House door IA tn" town of Homer.
On Saturday. the 9th October, 1871.
The LIVERY STABLE and LOTS on the
south side Of thu public square formerly
occupied lay \. = Blythe. and HOW 10y Il. T..
Rlglaud Also. some old Hacks, Wagons,
Euggir>, Nc.
Terms 81 ~alr-Ca>h. - Jay debts.
II, W. kIEkrAIRlCk, sheriff.
Sept. }, l-I1. p III i:rs
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TO TAXPAYERS.

THE ASSESSMENT ROLLS OF CLAI-
L borne parish are open for revision until
September Both. Any person feeling az
grieved may appeal and have his assess
meut corrected, If found incorrect, by ap-
plication to the Recorder in the specified
time. A. Is. LESUEUR,
Assessor. =
Aug. %, lS17. 16t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.
The Grand Council L. r. Of T. North La,

l nv vi anu OuHtlI . u . VI 10 wv WI h'uss
WILL hold its next annual meeting ~
w HOMER. commencing on lhursdsy,
July 18th, ~.
ofTiCEH>:
G.. l.. Ga>kiu-. Cir " l.; Miss Matte Mays,
CIR W \; Adam ii Davidson, CIR G: Miss
Thruduria Mcfarland, Gr &C; Max Fcallc,
GrS; Allen Bark -dalc, Gr \ =; John W.
Mcfarland, CIR Tr; Miss Fannie Parker, CIR
\ Tr; John \. Miller Cir chap; - Ives.
Cir sent.
Post -Ot'icc of Grand Scribe, Vienna, La.
Aus. -, -. Is
Homer Council No. I, L. +. Of T.,
N,cfs at the Court Hpu'c crTy Friday Wight.
OFFICERS:
T. :. Sigh. W T.; Mrs. Adclla Sigh, W \;
\. +. Dorman. X :; Miss lida Scott, \ X :;
J. H. OTIS. Cund; Miss Kate simmons. \ {;
J. A. Parker. Chap; K. L. harwcU. sent;
L. T. Vaughn. / ;; H. W. Kirkpatrick, ":
A.t. Calhoun, c by.
Aug %, Isl. Is
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
BEEF. BEEF! BEEF u.

ON Tuesday, ThaFsaAy ana -
- urAay mornings Of Gosh wssk, ~
furnish she people Of Homer - o1lsu0a4-
ing country with FINE FATsB11R, n6selv
slaughtered. Priess range ffo4 ~ oGn0
per pound. Pssssns living = - ee1(v
who wish ~ bny hssf, Ard 49, 100
only once week, would 10 eGooe4n
ON Saturday, a. ON that o. e.
two beeves. Partiee wiRh1lo1p4 ~
ON foot will do we'll - mo
pay from 10 4 Scu&4 ~
Bceves. For endcrss0eo
present customers. - -;
Aug. y, 1877.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

Edward DickrrS"n Cupid Hamilton was
the m"llituou> c"glumcn of a culorrd
youth for whom the course Of true love had
not run smooth. Jn>t twcnty-s'vcn days
Ago he procured license to to take unto his
hoso!n matrimonial partner. Sal t. re
late. the i''na.,. mind changed. and with
earnest solicitation the sIId!c-Aurd jn,li-
yidual bc~ouGht Mr.. Ferguson, orr aiiahlc
clerk, to take back his license and return
his money. y, ~ declared himself tasbr
a mission raging Baptist. compromise
wa~ Effected, tor the clerk of the Court
was unable 10 resist the appeals of Il Chris
tiau of - fiery a denomination.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY PAINTING.

Ian now prepared to re-Paint and var
i nish Carriages, Buggies and Wagons at
short notice. Satisfaction warranted Sam
pies Of my work can he seen III Homer. |
" Ill also varnish OLD Fl RNlTtRE and
REPAIE CANE SEATED CHAIRS. My
terms are reasonable Ia suit the times.
Call and see he at the old stand of High
tower & Rnffner, :. +. cor. public square.
W. &. LILIES.
Aug. -, In. l:y
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