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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-12

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness
early decay. loss of manhood, etc, l will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send
.lf-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH r.
Imam, Station D, Bible House, New York
City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-12
SPECIAL 10 GALS.


BY the day, week or month, at
reasonable rates. by Mrs. G. A..
Kreuke.
Inquire az the premises. opposite the
depot. oct.2 I'm.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-12
Social Dance at tn. Central Hotel,

There will be a social dance at the
Central Hotel this evening. Good
music will be furnished. the best of
order observed. and pleasant and
enjoyable occasion is in store for all
who attend.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-12
Started Up.

( The Winnemucca Eouring Mills
started up this morning and com.
menced making -four that cannot be
surpassed in quality anywhere on the
coast.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-12
Bullion shipped.

The Arizona Mining Company of
Unionville shipped from Mill City last
night three bars of bullion, valued
at So. 1853 AZ.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
Men Wanted.

NNWO OK teamsters and two wood packers
u wanted Immediately. Wages $50 coin
per month. None but competent and ex-
perienced men need apply.
Apply at once to Chas. Bowling. Camp Nc
Dermit. or to the undersigned at the wood
ranch, on C.nyon Creek.
f. P. BROUGHAM.
Canyon Creek, September "a. 1877. If.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-12

E. Reinhart IL Co. have just received
a Car load of the celebrated "Safe
Guard OIL" for which they are agents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-12

The Dramatic Society will meet in
the Clerks Office this evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-12
Wool Shipped.

E. Reinhart & Co. shipped car load
of wool east last night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-12

- Range of temperature at this station
yesterday Highest. IS deg; lowest, Al deg.
Range, 10; average, 51.2 deg.
J+U. HEALY,
Corp signal Service. u. -. A.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-12
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

10 Eureka, AZ
100 Jackson. 81 8.
220 Alps. 1890
80 Rye Patch, 4.
$50 Eidprado South. OK.
$40 Leopard 40, l25c.
225 Gila. 100, l40c.
355 N. Belle. 10. 1891.
1870 Hussey, 70. G5c.
$50 Manhattan. Is. l2%.
700 DeFrees. l75 l70c.
SIS Grand Prize 2094. 20%,
1000 Navajo. 30, 235e.
2l60 Argeuta. 800, 300c..
$40 Independence. l40, 150c.
800 Endowment. 300, Else.
so Young America. ~.
1850 Silver Prize. ].
400 Grand Priz, West, ITO, ll5o.
500 South Navajo. 25e.
500 Hornet, soc
1918 Tuscarora. Is.
400 Combination. Csc,
$500 Bell Isle. 80. 75o.
500 Mansfield. soc.
800 Modoc. 1870. 1859.
so Bechtel, "a.
100 Coso. l5c.
90 New Coso. 100, ll0c.
800 Leeds. 265c.
600 South Justice. | u.
100 N. Con. Va zoe.
440 Prospect. SOC.
This Mornings Board.
40 0phir, 17@4. IS.
270 Mexican. ll24, l2I.
675 Gould Il Curry, ~, IL.
275 Best x Belcber, 231s. 23L.
700 California. 1917 334 b30.
735 Savage. 81. 9X
800 Con. Va. 34A 34L.
so Chollar. 363.
800 Haie IL Norcross. Tx, TX,
6i2 Grown Point. 5A. s.
300 yellow Jacket, 1917. 1917.
1880 Imperial, 1870. 1900 BIZ.
80 Kentuck. ca. 6H.
245 Aloha. Is, Az.
$50 Belcher, q.
80 Confidence. 6L.
465 Sierra Nevada. 81, 5X.
$50 Utah, Az, l4A.
1860 Bullion. l21s, 1917.
800 Succor. g.
$40 Union. z. z, b5.
1850 Alta, 1917. 1917.
400 Julia. 3S5, 800.
720 Caledonia. 420, 4l5.
las Baltimore. lis, ITO.
1870 Silver hill. $50.
80 Seq. Belcher. 46. As.
100 Overman 2514 25L.
ITO Justice IA. 14X. bio.
600 Challenge l u.
500 Dayton. SIS, 100.
430 Exchequer. M. 1ls.
$50 Rock Island, 25,
25S New York. 35. 40.
200 Occidental, ~.
$50 Senator, 2.
$40 Woodville. las. TX.
1870 Lady Washington, $40, $3.50.
260 Kossnth. 40c.
rs American Flat, Co.,.
40 Andes, IS. goo.
$50 Wells Fargo. S5c,
800 North Carson, 80. S5c.
$50 Niagara. u.
700 Ward, ITO, l05c.
$50 Leviathan go, 45c.
500 South Justice. *.
40 N, Con. Va. Coo.
100 Prospect. 45c.
900 Trojan. l6O. 1860.
1850 Cherokee. %.
500 Benton. $50. l40c.
loco ST Louis, Is, 35c.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22

labor. The ordur already numbers
thousands and will soon be organ
lied in every ward in Pittsburgh
It's object is To unite the laborinr
classes Of every grade and profrs.
sion IN common interest through.
ont the United States.
In the last Legislature of Ken.
lucky the Republicans had six mem.
beers OF the Senate and eleven of tle
House. In the Legislature elected
last Monday they will have one
member of the Senate and clcycu,or
twelve OF the House. The Work.
lhGmen. Grangcrs, Greenbackcrs
anu independents will together have
something like Il bakers dozen
Ont OF one hundred and thirtv.eirbt
members composing the two houses
more than one hundred are straioh,
Democrats.
"N hat we need is new men and
new measures" said a politician to
an old darkcy. "IcS, dat's So. boss
Said the ancient African. "lc pro. |
ccrymalrtlocSn't give us but bout |
nihe quarts to dc peck | goes |
III Tor de new measures, you bet"
Last year the annual profit on
capital invested in sheep in parts of
Georgia was G3 per cent: and the
iieitf ttiittaf itrutTIc on Wool Ut cents
% each sheep; while where they
we're Kept IN considerable numbers
t had been found that the cost of
v+-r-fTftrtEt WIS not more than Il cents
yer Shccp per annum.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22
SPECIMEN COPIES FREE.

We publish quite a-larsc number of cv
ira copies Of this, onr ht.t issue. in nllcl
that every citizen of the parish " ho ,,i,hc,
1t may procure n specimen of the Gr.,R.
DIAN. We are uwarr that il j. not ryactiy
reasonable to expect amy one to subscribe
and pay in advance, for paper before h,.
has an opportunit, To- judge for himself. hv
actual inspection, Of the merits of the iorlr.
nal So, therefore, we invite all vho may
not receive paper from us through the
mails to call at thiS office, and they will Ice
given an Opportunity to judge of the mcri,
Of our enterprise.
We begin without ancxchanrr list. ami
are thus deprived Of material important in
making up our columns. Hereafter thi.
VIII no longer he the fact. Our Kind r,t
rons may expect a continued Improvement
until we have reached what wr.cnnsiIcr
to lie perfection in a country paper.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22
The Democratic Nominee in viruinia

Coz. Holiday was born in Win.
chester, and is in his nltirth v,,r
IL" Is Il graduate oi Yale. and also :,
graduate o! law ct the I uiycr>i,y -,
irSlma. lie MAS orator Of rho
''ii'i>"n society While Il student
ANA was subsequently, common
wealth'S attorney up to l>Go lie
commanded the tbi.ty.fllird rcni
mrnt, aud lost an arm at CrJ,r
mouuiaIi.-- val
lic WAS recommended by S;nu.~
wan jackson for the rank of I;,im,
dicr t-t-ttt-t;tl. bat was niah,r f..
accept the honor because his ,,.,n
n'" |" 90 r'-ahputatcJ. llcWas i,
'le ,ohirdrrd;c Congress in lSG}
aud Las -hreH ttt.t,tittr-- -, - -,
IT''>!N' law Practice since the war
ne was oIrctor at large for Tndrn
III 1916. rs IA man. Col. Holiday
- universally rStGxmcd. Ia mnraI,
Nv - one OF The purcSt in the com.
In politics he is abny.
,,"''dhcrN or deceit. As a citiz,u
u" Is an ornament to his un,j,r
STATE lie viii make Il governor -,
whom AlrsiHja-wtii. l.rrsnad. -
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22
T. Constitutional Convention.

Their can certainly be no differ.
cnrc OF opinion among the leaders
of conservative opinion in Louisiana
as 10 the necessity for a ConStitu.
tiohal Contention. The COnSiitu.
ton Of Isl, possesses no special
merit tom any point of view. IL
was framed TO aid in accomplishing
the nctariouS purposes of a class OF.
people who will soon have tlcft.
Louisiana forever. The few good
men who took part in what was
known rs the Black and Tan Con
vc9tion we're Unable 10 incorporate
any very wise provisions in the in.
Struncnt that convention adopted.
We are cmphatically in favor of
framing Il ncw Consultation which
will not stand in the way of certain
important REFORMS.
We trnrt that the legislature in
ISIS VIII take the Necessary steps
md order the convection.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22
Work Of the Strikers.


-Th-~;rikc isoy,r. Trc .,,n,.ny,i..,.,..
nmchm-cdin 80 many parf-ofihc country
.hayroI> Il. The Wild ianA .l..,. =. l..--.,r,.
l.t,ft,,l tn lrv,fri rortra!. anl Il i'm. +.
make "a c,tiult,. Of a., ,,..... apl ,,,.,.,,.
.'.aIropcr uud r,tau,.i,, fin. ,.u-.. ''..,
1lhr r.-ulj Of tins u,,yr,...,,, T... ...i.
/ began on H." Baltimore and or-o R,i)tEI
about Jnly 10th. the assigned reason heinz
20 r'du'i.ou uf ,.agr,I LI.h ,,.. 3, c.,,-
rr.r,.. tl..tlyt. I. t.-..l,
f,HA. ..ta.it I..t,.-, tt-sut.srr a., ii,,.....
A'.',>'- 81 Nunu,lur-. r,I,3,.,. a..l
Ilt.frr,h G-rT- Iil.. h,..,,,c ,,,,,l. =
- that all ,na.,'.oa between ,l,. -,
M ~ - ---..-.-.-.--r,it -- : fritz,
ti't prevented r'r mu,,,a,,rt of r,,.i..t,
til.n-, aud naali,. ,{,,.,.,,,i,. III.
Ar,hhlrof b.p.rydoc, Joined th. .,r,l.,,,
.apparn,ly ca.or for am, deed, -, v;o,..,,..
and the State auiho,itj,, C,iI.J ,,,...
emergency with n,cdfil Jr,i.ior RI,
"n''rn"r of IVES, Virginia c,lje1 -. a..
President ofthr Uni,cd SAT-, t.,.I.r,, ''',
Troops Nrrc sent to Mar,in.Lpr, .rh.L.
tail, If the dI-ciar,fpI ,p,l,nl.,,. ,.,..',
occurred in-Iit,.bn,rh r,I,.,n,,. .,,
other places. c.'rudipr f., ,,,, ,,.....,..',N
city of Philadelphia and .,,.adino i,
lrou' directions have been ciroa,.,,
lhfuurbout ,I,. ,..,,,....., '''''u
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22
hlSCtL lAHEOUS.

senator Morton has had another
severe attack of PARALYSIS Ills
W aHhInGtnn physician is called ~
Indianapolis. '''" "
The University of Gr,roi, Lo.
Sll'd"atcd six Governors. tvrgty'.i,
hitcd states Senators ana rnn
s'e>Slncn' forty nine Judges and
,.N''al hundred legislators.
SILK worms latcL, d by clcctrici,,
. .',, now pcing reared in ItalNTi-
suggested to apply the same ,nn,LnI
10 mems eggs, and to hasten the "rr
imitation OF seeds.
Ar. Tildcn, in private LATIN
Written To Il friend i'm .Alh,n,. ,.''.',
mat he has received mucI, icn"G,
from MS ocean voyage. and thar h.
LOOKS and feels in better health ,lnu
four years. '' '"iec Ut
"A pittsburgh paper an,ouncos
the organization of n mvs,or;o,o
, 81 order called the Universal
1t is composed of
,aoor"rs, mechanics and t,r,nors
lawyers, doctors, preachers. moi;
leans, leans olhce-hol bankers, bond. |
ioiders and spectators are rigi,itr
,Aciuded. No man is admitted 10
1emoershlp who is net -e,,s-,rnd-i,D
'ome Industry involving manual
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22

We send this number Of tho Gr,npr,x
TO quite number Of persons whose name
are NOT on our subscription list They will
greatly oblige us hy returning the pancr
H. uPoo examination they determine not
to subscribe. AT this season mani, i,a;,;a
"al' who are perfectly responsible have no
money. To all such we, will state ,l,,t ,
payment any time this fall will be- .,,j..
factory.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22
Cotton Report for August.

w ASillNGTON, August 1J.-The
cotton report OF the Department of
Agriculture makes an unusual show.
lnG OF the condition for the month
OF August. no material decline bcin"
apparent from the status in :JnIy
HE general average for .July was
- IN; III Nugn>t %. No State
averages stand higher than in the
year 1876 except those of Louisiana
aud Florida. The States of the
greatest production, especially those
west of the Mississippi. are those
reporting the highest condition.
Estimates are 7aS follows: North
arolina IS, South Carolina IS.
Georgia -. Florida 93, Alabama %
Mississippi 90, Louisiana 100. TEXAS
10. Arkan>aS %, Tennessee 90. On
the AtIantlc coast there is trcuncrt
mention OF inferior fruiting. I'm the
'aIollllas there has been too murh
S4cculchce of growth in consequence
"i 100 abundant moisture. In
georgia and Alabama there has |
been some injury from drouib hnt t
the weather has lately been, more
SeaSonablc. 1t has been too Wet in
much OF Mississippi. Some co,tea
III 'hc bottom lands in Tirpah :
comfy haS hcnn abandoned fr.,
this cause.
In Louisiana the promise is OK.
traotdlnarN. Ia Concnrdia n1rist
me best crop since $50 is cxpcctci.
III mon the best since TSG6. rho
prospect III TEXTS is marrcd bv m.
appearance Of the catcrpillars: mnre
ll''h nail of the COUNTIES Reported =
are infested, not SERIOUSLY yer cv
.tPt III. 1t few eases. In Iayocr,
'Hr ou!k OF the crop i, DESTROYED; in ,
'",'|'i'N, 40 per cent.
y cohp.ct" wreck where rrcyrp. ,
TVS "tte- HetpSrl. Poison ;s.r.
.r;, applied by prudent plant. r
The caterpillar has appeared in
ne parishes OF ST. Landry, EichlanI
mn 'ialtornc in Louisiana In
cry, Wilson and C,.444ettt il, ,ia
''Ii,a' In Columbia. Florida. and r
IA brooks, Georgia. "''" i,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22

Hov' j. W. Melton preached q, the plo.
fist church last sunday yer, ,hl,. dis
course IN support of the peculiar tenet. of
MS "'honmation' We never had the
pressure OF fiearing Nh Melton Lrf,.f,,. and
"er' so wrb pleased with hi. adj, and i'm.
ress'vc>~rmon that We regret NOT foL,,.
so"shf an opportunity earlier Of hr,ri,,,
HIS teaching Mr.. NJ. wiz preach rr-ula,l,
In Homer on the third Sabbath If ,,,h
,"o"'"'' lie has rcorganileI the Baptist
congregation at this place. several ,rcc..
','ns have been madr to the church and
tut organization bids fair To- du good work .
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22
STATE NEWS.

W. J. McCuilocl, formerly Sur
vcyor General. of the State. died OF
the 10Th inst, at New Orleans.
DIR. Il. L. Miner, of New Orleans
lec;urcd in that city on the 18th inst
In his announcement he proposes to
thoroughly review Spiriiualism; he
will li>pr0yc the Darwiuian theory
OF mans origin; tile Bible account
of mans fall will be nationally cN.
| planned: the spiritual and Scnsuons
nature of man will be defined and
illustrated; and the Kingdom 'of
Christ will he shown 10 be that
| spoken Of in Daniel 2:ii.
NO small job all that for a sum.
mcr evenings lecture.
JW1r Billings has. permitted
claimants to bond the logs seized by
the |. :. MARSHAL in Calcasien
parish.
Thu first bale of new cotton
reached Shreveport August 10. /,
cIaSScd mlddliu., weighed 80
pounds. and WAS sold for twelve
cents pound.
\ broom taet0ry is about to be
established at Benton. BoSsicr bar.
iSii.
|. VI. Fcyton, who was arrested NJ
k"acll. a few days since. on charoc
ct interfering with The mails, l!ad
IIodIH'g III Shreveport on the Iith /
Inst, and VAS hoaora bly discharged. /
y negro man named Vim. Dorsey |
beat his child To death on the uirlit
oi the 5d inst. at Hog Thief Point.
III taddo parish. This murder, rs
reported. is ole of the most brutal
and iirndish which ever occurred in
the State.
Crops are reported generally as cx.
criirnt ihrou-l the Slatc. TLrcnln.
cron viii be The lar..l.;- -44+..-,l,,
war; the cane probably the same.
an" IS tire. weeks behind last year
hut rapidly catching up owing to
warm Weather ard lucky rains, Cot.
ton worms are reported in most of
the North Louisiana parishes. but
seem not TO arouse the slightest
alarm on the part of the farmers. ,
VINO do not even judge il necessary {
I" use poison yet. Ia Catalonia. y
i'tIr rust Is reported. Potatoes. both {
IriSll ana sweet, and all kind of we're. +,
ahIrS and fruits exceed any crop for !
many years.
Mr. Charles Parlangc, of pointc S
nnp'", has 400 bee hives. He has q
AIKEN already scvcnty.iive barrels If I
lonry from his bee hives this year !
'l1 expects to take one hundred I
nd fifty more. $
Some planters in Pointe Cou,cc il
ave commenced picking cotton g
ne cotton crop in Ca'ahou,o has L
"clincd 20 per cent. in tLc nast
Ionth, in consequence of the ,lrnn,h L
REVEALING there. Il
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22
Cumberland Prcsbvtcr,.,

p,, hnr. q. " CIAMpIT breaches 70 NJ,
uomrr ~ SS' .TIs, Il miles north Of
:" >'o"atl' IN each month. VI
r. atF' ;. SMART breaches 70 s.,..
and sa vn,i"m 81 sabbath in each month
,c,i,n H9 a., or CUMBERLAND PRrsRy
I'll Sa,, h.rch meets at Salem, cmbrac;n.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22

The parish treasurer pay, tn, ,,,, nm
VII ci''''iS against the parish Tor the wear
III This is something II mailallc IN -.
history OF Claiborne. The present. rol..,.
Jury arr managing our financial AMIN. -,
'"''a"'y' and deserve nuch credit c, H..
"''''n winch Is producing such ham,
results. "iF'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22
Presbyterian.

,rd m't. >. l. DAVIDSON breaches n, IL
'"'r v ISL ana 81 Sabbaths Of each mon, no
~ S,h"m "a sabbath of each month
~ H'n'h', 4'h Sabbath of each month Td,n-
IT., hI ~. ktEt.k PRESBYTERY- ,,...-
hrfn,,. , ,h Shnrch in Homer, Tbnrs,,oan.
",in I 'h' ID Sabbath in Octobrr ~
I T. T,,p N; Opening sermon Lv Rsr
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22

'""''''' smith color,d youth Of punc.
:, '' Intentions stole from the Ari,op,
N'"pi''t"ling Company a clo,k tooiLh:m
- '"''''''nIns his business habits. Ju,.,.
Ut l" i''n"v" him beyond reach of ,.rr.
'"'''n' has confined the yonng man in IN,
'-''''" jan III default of fifty dollar, bond
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Homer Circuit-M. T., Church c..

M d A. TANKER, PASTOR.
lnlip Church - First Sund,,, :.
month mt lo'erk, a.. IN. Hoard's Cb,reaeh
services same day rs above. M N ch-
ii",n'r-Srcond aud Fourth Snnj,p Y. ~.
car'i month, at II o'cl'k. u. H., AMI IN
"I'"'Ns at p. m. Arizona-11;rJ ohd
ny NJ II n. M, and : D. m. W;i,; Gun.
""l.i-fonFih Sunday, at 3. p. m ''''ns
HoMER DISTRICT CONtrpr>.o
Meets ut Homer, Sept. 27th, ISL a, 81
lot RTH QUARTERLY MEETING - !"
at -'t'%oha' September 18th, atIia
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22
Notice 10 the Public.

The undersigned have purchased from
". Jasper Blackburn all the Printing Ma
terial lately used in the publication Of the
Homer Iliad-and have leased the same Ia
Is. d. Harrison. In our lease we stipulatc
that the paper ,shall he DrnocrItic--ho-
yond this. we have nothing tn do with it,
management. We, however Fulrantct It,
publication ~ announced, aud tl.at all sub.
scriptions shall be filled.
4. McCElNTE. ..-
J. II. SIMMONS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22
Ha3nesrille Circuit.


-, ~ 'iONE, PASTOR,
q DoiI,itt-iirst Sabbath, at IL ocrL,
Whi,s unnniIPri s-t sabbath, at 3n nj nj,
Crystal Spring-Sccond &" a. a. II a. m.
Hayncsvillc-Thiyd ~. % p. m.
New Salcn-Third a. II a. m.
Mt. Zion-Fourth sarh,,, at 3p. m
preceding. """ saturday
CAMP MEETING at MI. zion -.
nlnG Friday before the Fon,,, ,'IohI begin.
September. Preachers and n.n oapoath in
ally invited. Ptnf+e gcner.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22

Inc attention Of American Indies ,,I,o
"' f'h'"s for mission is Respectfully
'"'I'" 70 the fact, that while food.mot.r;al
81 america Is more abundant and ya,i.1
."'" III any other country, at the sam.
'''ne th" average American cooking !. tho
l'oo'ss' and nHhealtaSest of any civilized
nation A knowicdgeASl,ealthful cootcr,.
: 'ii1 2fea'es' heed of tie sttcd States.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22
( A Card. }

Some, understand, object to Subscribing
for the GUARpI,N because thrv think Ger
tain other parties are pccunidrily interested
in its publication. | want 70 .av To all
such, and the rest Of mankind. that there
Is no one interested but mysrlf-I have ur
partner. LEASE the material. employ c.,i-
tors, printers, &c. The expenses and iu-
come are all solely mine. Iwaut me- one H.
withhold his patronage on the sulr.,rd
ground that some other party is concerted.
Thos~ who see proper 10 Object on mT-ar-
count have right and are perfectly wei
come to do NJ. | eau hive without fbrir
custom. Il. II. Iiu.r.rs,r
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22

We publish this week. and will lo.,,
""'''g subject tn changes and cor,.l
V"., list Of the religious arnoin,m.,,
communications in the parish ",
AA endeavor to have the column s,vo,,
'0"s'ous notices Regularly corrected So
Al, ~hSions people will he able 70 t..n
glance the changes mse by ,bci,
,su Should we have ief, on, anr
) ssxf No w'i' be Obliged to parties
Fcqsess ua''ention to the omissions.
. ian,;ier' and church officer. !
eotiee of omissions.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22

~. question Ia, been frcgurr,ly IN,
pounded TO us aud within o.,r L,.,,,...
''' man sell tobacco OF hi, own, ,,;.,,,,
III ''',;r OF small quantitlc, to snit nur,,a'
''''' and directly TO cou,umcr,,r A.n"r.
"i' many persons in Claiborne r,i,ir,,,
'a''" and who may desire 10 sell !, 49,,
publish ia fun tl,r sixth l,aragr,,l, Of S..
VA !. ;. Revised Statutes, t,,,u vt.,h
Il LILY la ''-'-if tltt tn producer Ina, ,,ll
Only I" the licensed dealer:
""' NO FARMER "r planter shall H.. -.
y 49," 10 pay special tax rs d,rl., IN,
''''' i'l >.'.ru- tuL4,cu .urhis,. 49,,
! .'''''E 90 tobacco Received hy l;,, ~.
= 80 """ l. "'niN Who have rrodnc,J ill.,
"' MS !tnd; provided. thar u,,;,i'',
D" ms section shall Lc construed t,',,-
. 'ni'' nom u special tlN an, farmer -
,P Nh"' by PrddliuC or ofArrvi.n III '.'u
''' ,""a' -" ut retail directly to cnu.,',,,.. -,
'' >'iIN or a>Si Iiis. cuusigns. tr.iust,.,.
!"'''N OF u I" persons uthrr than IT,.
. Nv nav PAM n special tax rs leaf d,.,,i.r,
= Manufacturers Of tnhacru, suutr or -;
-, 49, - ~ !" persons purchasing leaf tolarc,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22

Inc revival season has BEGUN in a..
'e'n"''St Church. Camp and other mr..
'''c'ed meetings will lie nup.,,r. g.,
next two or three months ' ''''
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22
Homer Price Current
'"''T7d ','1'y by rcfTence 10 oc,,,o, ,,.t
'WN " hriaoipaI denl,r.

'''Nf'fts
T T,nI.,iHGlNG-laia Ito T. yd.
Lii.>-l5c r n. '"'
in,,,t,..,nU,ii;ANN-Sl ~ =, pair
i III k-.oq Doc :, IT, ~
CCoorIEE-25a2-c :. n
CokN MEAL-SJc r. I'm
CoAL olL-Goa 75c "A cal
CCA,NDLES-2Oa 2jc :. n -"
SIIAk RIB SIDES-l2ie p n
ini.,,,,1s.-l2ic r doz.
HIDES Toe :. n.
NnAaR I'M llc b. i.
HAII.s-5aGc r n t MI
RiCE-loc r n,
sItt6tns5to 2 sack.
:Troo6sAR-lla l6ic p H.
iobAcco-65easi o. an.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22

mineral spring ON the propcri,cfJ g
'""''' t.'1" just one and a halfm,r.. ,.....
fhe public square. In, mann - -. ','''
ing the ho, weather ''''''' "uf'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22
TEMPERANCE MEETINGS
The Grand Council L. F,ofT. NorthI.

= ss
WILL. hold it's next annual meeting a,
July 18th, l-77. ''"''
OFFICERS:
-. Gaskins. GrW L; Miss Matte Nav.
nir W j; Adam II Davidson, Or G.. Ms
ih'"d"cla Mcfarland. Cir C.: Max F.azle
" y Allcn Hark>,lnls. Gr A :: John w
", J. arinnd, CIR Tr; Nils, Fannie Parker. Or
Fr Sent. ''
,, "H-o,'ife OF Grand Scribe, Vienna, La.
49, i-"' . Is
Homer Council No. 1, u. +. Of T.,
''''' 81 The fo"'t- Ho"'e erery Friday Night.
90. ''NrHS' -~r
l. :. Sigh. W /; Mrs. Adella SIirh. AWp.
u - lDrman. Il = Miss Ida Scott. AIRS.
- j. ,iiS, Coud; Miss Kate Simmons e.
!. a. ,"rk%r, Chap; Il. +. IIarwcll, Sent;
Il, " @nghn. + s. II. W. Kirkpattiek- Tr.
An.. -, ~. T..
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22

Inc Methodist Church ,apidl, apr,o,,l..
completion. ''''' ''''
:" ,'kswI'c does the new drug storc TO H..
occupied by Joseph shelton. W
nnl y, wrBarroN's large Lrirl bni,a.n.
s@f'her advanced than cithcrof,h..I.''.'-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22

As fine peachc, q, can be r,i...I.,,..,
:" INC world are sold on the >,r,,t. -
Homer for fifty cents bu,h,l
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-22

water melons through tltr ,u,um.rl,,,
"'en drug in the market. 1b,ty ,,,
lofty -poun'iers have been frcgncnil, sold,
for ten cents. ''''