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600 Of the s1,loo.cco that rum9r alleges: tho

GOO Of the Il .1OO0C0 that rumor alleges tho
iron work did NOT cpst one-third ~ ti5o 900
tn" lnnd did nof ro-i sphU uuu: the mason work
did not cost ouc-third of s2nU.uU0; the cnfp"n-
ter work would b. not fur from unc-tlird of
s2oOOON including the ~n-hcs and blinds hut
hot quite that. and the other iinms bear about
the same proportion in TACT 10 the exaggerated
reports cOnrcrnirc th"m. ! am not mt i.'orty to
give detailed statements ~ figures. I'll, -.
must first appear ~ my report to the Bank D.
paritucni but this VIII suy. that | know cac,
aud every one Of thcsr statements 60 h. untrue;
those mean. grouped wih the nNcrment that
~ total cost ui the lot md building wa a lul.-
Geo. haNe examined every hiil ami voucher
and other document connected with the sub
L T. from the Hl'-irrrt oi tui' down to thc ias'
freight bill, and can show Tic exact 'O~t ui TN"
tiru turr. with tic ground II stands on. g. q
cont. AMI know positively whereof speak. The
din florence hotwccn hctNo reports Of pXpcndi-
turc on the huiiiing simply showed thc addi-
tOnHl amount paid nitcr the Nrst report was
made ana before the second
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DIED

CLARK -nn fhui-isA oct ~, 4ttet short illness
Jane. tlHik. iu the 4tth Gar ~ his sge
R,HtNc- Aui nirui, arr respectfully invited IN at.
tend t' funeral On SUNDAY Oct - ~ ot 10, b. nom hs
late rr.idcnr.. Is Washington II liioohhn
McpON N.l --p,t ~, - S.nF NJ, AZ ll tc-il nee, VI
s,hcrnefhnrn 81. BrooSbn. jaime. Mcdonald IN The
Dist year liz
NckI.NEY N ,nn,unpliOn on rhur-flN or -
Ellen VIZ, of The late John hrktnnrN AM iHu ht'r q,
Edward AMI Gathaun. brown IN he pom arc. her
EslHtiAr- flti- ai go ATT uN tho iurf al
FROM Irr ilt rr-idrncr "a fiirifso Il to-day 25ih
iu.t at J. v lurlupni IA c1Narb O"uictrN.
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sc adv laiis ana creamery lpsl.c stat tubs and
ntkns ga 10 Western do DO iip,kh Oi,r~c more
W'stcin DO iVtiqN Ffcsh eggs view dru u sir I've
.,CHuN-Nlcai vas nnl ~ el.Tl ,c l'H ss'xS op
rcd :, 81 ~ uuctad,d I'D winter. ~ f@si -
e. n1 S S@ @S , ~ I. r. 10, w Mm'Sa a,c siY
i.r Ntfn VIII, ~ hia1n, tor in'u. jrs We lole
oci9hci 81 ,sfI 70 ipi November, ard ga Tor De-
crmhr pr, wct" easier sud the toin'ni irs> active.
~ irt Wi'o do in"ln lus Graded No at Y,~3G', a..
hctI, cn,td rph tot lomc md export nj shade
ca.itr figure Sale. Ion tn spot u JShW ~ Bit iec.
a. &c.. int i,r inufc irhycty Ih1yo bu-i CLOSING
Wnh ~. miScs AZ c2Ac 10, November, ana
orn-i -',o cor"c moro active ani ftm; careqcs
quoted To- di"t,r suli rbhug lot. 70 e2lc snldi
nIsii ~ bag. Sqni.' i7pic 1m hassdo Withdrawn
iron ,iock here 500 Ito withdraw ircrn sleek AZ NV
Sac ,rcc javi quot ssJ,c Maracs,i,o, ~ 10 sc.
sgh lg ~ g,nd snG seSi1 .nt ire, "a, y,
nnns - uo@ cron New orleans. 6tS7Dt; old, g's
90. Raw .lu. quiet nnd wgak iut to soud rehnin.,
lhds. NJ "a .c Tor molas4cs grades ~ for French
island - ~. Tor ccnttuusa aud Nssii ST. for Porto
~" ' t' nma gMcI Hnd unchanged d" ''"n""'u'
sr,nrns-iiint, iurpcr,ine firm and more active;
tort demand an'l. s,s s,rsimcd sSid at 81 70. 900
hl do q wilmington. private terms ret,.cnn dull
incd, ~ MT, Tor ev,cmb,, dei,e,y Au'cn,an pl9
Cs.,D Scotch quiet Lead mote ncti,c suic, 80 tons
common. 80 rutr.ucy rcnncl Qnocd sc Pig tin
higher and hrn ct idid sold straits .cr sales OF
prime Mhtstr, quot but ieadi Nsi ~ ingo' CONFER
grain i'crr.el by -tcain 10 d. audi sii si@sl
cotton. ',~r;Ri r'sn = Gi gtain, :" london 1y
HUI by steam, inosiid DO 10 h,ommouth. by steam
iOi-d do 4" cnrk ipr orders o. oil >bs Mos i!sd
quarter: refined lruoeun 10 Bremen T. "a do to tie
| United Kingdom -
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Business gO,n,s.


From Miss Ann o.. Hubert. Deer River. Ny
Although AYERS ~ this Kind ~ notirety, ow" ltU
truth io LAY that hayg received s.ry great bench run
the us at Ia NiSrAi BAiSAM ~ WILD CHERRY
at time when ny recovery from worry scv'ic cough
ant ilin-ss we. extremely doubtful A. ! am con
hdtnt that was instrumental my restoration. aud
po.,blN saving lie, hriitiiy recommend II t
others who require u cough medicine "
80 cent, aud ~ = bottle sod ID all druggist,
"M~nQhrr OF the s,s ord" splendid portrait 10
Ia. ii-i American ready sunday morning Tie STAY
ninth at Nn.ingtun. Lessons IN Irish Ii-h Family
Names li-h NcNs Mtrlsgrs aud Deaths, all the point
cal news pi III week Buy Il
DyeInx and ti-artng.-Tske your Oy-inu mud
Cleaning u the New tOrk byeint rnd rrnlng hsith-
shnc Island phirc~ ~ Duane ST. u. Broad.
wAS sv New York lts Pierre pOat III OVk
had for aft~en years Headaches. Dizziness,
Faiu~ 10 ka, X fnd ktdrcy-. and grcst sknfs~ YIN
astonishcd At what nONAN's LIVER PAD hH. done ioT
me BLTsEY BURRli.L ROckand Mass.
The best Remedy for Childres white Teeth
in IL Nj, WlNSLON'S SOOtlns SJiup
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Arrived niDAy. Oct 81
So AYRSHIRE icwcti Havana
- SucVia ,fran1cn. Hamburg Oct 10 and N1Nrr lVh.
- France Tiudrlic ilavrr Oct 49, aud rj nOuih IN
ship Forest King ilolincs iautsuurt Ms
Park Marco Polo. InNngrm. galway
Bark prr-ft NJ BlumcniiIl srhArping. - NiLaire.
Bark Album BcrtplnttO Lcndun
Bark Luiiisdr nhtit Dauenb,r- London
Hafk Suey. imuni. tiii1
Bnfk Baltha>~ar faraho ma. Natrnit
Hifk Amor N1e-irufii cork
Patk los l. N"rr. Carlisle. Stgnr
Baik Hciorta = Nnuiflu. Smith. boSan.
Bare nHgnnr pimclsOn tHpr De- ' .tir I-auds
R4sk l,otrsf.i tHiuinua. lhn-On. HitHu1a~
Bii- Rachel tuur,. trIct. Bangor
Bgil kuhah Peter, Dnhnn
Mr. ldn smith iiVrrrnol -
Bri. y HpNs itoI-uan. iiavr
tut coast ve<ssts
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MARINE INJItLLfG ENCE

~fSi,ruRt aASu-ruts nav
Sun rises u - Suu arts. uii Moon rises. "
Wcu vAtEu-Itt. nav.
sandy Hook II ~ ioN lsani ~ S3lIcu date. ~
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No hous, konper should bear the tolls VI wash
day without l,c and " Fy.,'sO \. soAp,-.li-
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BANNING IND FIN.iNtI.fL.

REPORT
SUPERINTENDENT or TIE Insurance DEPAEr
MENr
OF TIE STATE OF NEW YORK
ExANINArIoS or THE NEW YORK LIFE INsrR-
ANCE COMPANY
or new YORK CRY
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Clothes wringcrs. all kinda. rrpuirod. Metro
po,ilah Washing Nac, co 81 u"tuaudt o. n ..lIs
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And took gent'r. should purchase ono Of thn-n
iu.uV~, suits AZ A Ea5 % ,, GARNER
Ma, ,au fulton rtN lido
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WINTER WEAR-Double-h breasted morino un-
d"r.ilit. 50 m,i'r hn,n collar, 81 ~ per dnN
JnsIon 40 amt o. Also A. oh aN. COT SJdl t-Ais
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

ryL , ln;rI ,.r' "a 4.
\ narrow. guaar road would DO
al n" husircSS rrqnirrd of any
,"ld nah, , az, ANA bulk would
IT,; ~. ,,>4rily hL.r - hc looked AT
ci'hcr ;jhrrvcpo.t or. Monrur, ~ by
mritS IT urcltafit.Hi devices already
extensively used for that purpose.
trains are easily and rapidly trans
trrred from one road 10 another
when the guagcN differ. THIS road
would rnurmpuSty Increase the trade
nj Shreveport from 'his section oi
country. not ou,y IN cotton but IN
nearly all other respects.
1t was very cool proposition on
the part of those controlling the
charter Of the North Louisiana rail
road il their action is correctly rep,
resented IN refusing the use of their
charter for less than fifty thousand
dollars. II there had been the
slightest suspicion at the time the
charter was before the Legislature
that lis action in granting this
charter would have been made mer-
chandse of, the Charter would not
have passed.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

On motion of Col. Henderson, a
committee of one from each parish
to solicit stock in this association
was adopted, and the following com
mittcc was appointed: L. NJ. Mutt,
of Caddo; Judge .Ino. 5. Young, of
Claiborne; II. W. Ogden, of Bossier;
j. ii. Scheen, of Red River; j. ii.
Cosgrovr, of Natchitoches; S. NJ.
Potts. of DeSoto; 5. T. Boone, OF
Bicnvillr.
There being no further business
before the convention, it adjourned
sUtc de.
\. Il. GEORGE,
Chairman.
:. VI. PORTS,
G.. w. TOMPKINS,
y. ID. BATTLE,
Secretal les.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17
The Meeting Of Congress.


Congress met day before yeSter.
day, and rot for many years has
that body assembled under clrtnm
stances more interesting I" the
country.
The House will be Democratic by
a majority small enough to compel
unity Of action. The Senate Will be
Republican by four Or FIVE majority.
The President il Republican, but
with very healthy Democratic pro
clivitics, and an apparent deiefmi,
nation on his part to be the Prcsi-
dent Of the people instead of the
head of party.
Tie first question OF importance
which will confront the Senate on
its assembling will be the admission
Of the two Senators from this State
aud Butler, of South Carolina. Ii
they are admitted, as we have every
reason to hope they will be, the Re
publican majority in the Senate will
be still further reduced. Morton,
who is kcllogg's champion, Ger.
tainly will not be in attendance at
the extra session aud probably not
at the regular session. Mr.. Blaine
will probably in the absence OF Nor.
ton be kelloSg's chief reliance in
his contest with Spoiford.
Some of the papers have stated
that Mr.. Conkling had expressed IA
determination to cspousc the cause
Of that cheeky carpet, Dagger, but
We have doubts as to the correct.
ness of the statement. Mr.. Cunkllng
has better reputation for fairness
than many of his Republican Srna.
torial friends. AID he will find on
investigation that kelloG2's claims
have 10 merit, and are wholly mn.
supported by law. Indeed, that
kellogg's prctcnsiohs To represent
this State in the Senate is a first.
class fraud.
We have no doubt but that
Judge Spoiiord's winning manners
and fine personal address viii aid
him greatly in the contest. He can
too. we think, safely count on what.
ever influence Mr.. Hayes may have
with the friends of his policy in the
Senate to aid him in securing the
seat To which he is 81 justly rp'i'hd.
In regard To Mr. Eu>ti, IT is DIM
cult to conceive upon what srnl ndS
he can be excluded. even Morton
himself declared last winter that If
pinchback were not seated that
EustiS ought to he,
We look forward, rs do the people
Of this State, with great anxiety 10
the result.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17
rROHIBiTIONIST

Now that Chief Joseph has sur.
rendered with his tribe to General
Miles we shall listen anxiousiy to
hear that General Howard has over.
taken Joseph. Howard's chase after
Joseph recalls to MUD the story of
the discreet Californian, who fol.
lowed the. trail of n Grizzly bear
three days, and quit it because it
was getting too fresh.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17
A Desirable Place For Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale his fsrn
/ containing Eighty Acres of Land, o.
uaicd three miles south of Homer, near ~
Mindcn road-about sixty ncres cleasea
and under good fence.
The place has on it good framed dweo
ing house, fair average out-houscs, gcoa
young apple and peach orchards, . We
yard of Scnppernong vines of from four y
seven years growth, a Wine cellar, 81
excellent well water.
For further particulars, apply to the m
dersigned on the place.
T. b. WALLACE.
Oct. 10, ls77. 81
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SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.


Convention met Mt IL a m, Hon.
y. Il. George in the chair.
After the convention was called to
order, Col. {. &. Henderson, chair.
man of committee appointed to draft
a charter. read the same, section by
section, with running comments.
On motion of DIR. Potts the report
OF the committee was unanimously
accepted.
Col. Snider, of Bossier, made n few
remarks upon the legal rights of
chartered companies. showing that
under the organization all the rights
to amend its charter as adopted by
the convention after the company
shall be incorporated.
Major Moncure offered the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved. That this convention
approve the plan Of organization
and the general terms of the act of
Incorporation as recommended, and
reported by the committee, and
that we urge that at once steps
shall be taken to perfect the act OF
Incorporation according to law. We
further recommend that auxiliary
immigration associations shall be
organized in each parish of North
Louisiana to operate in harmony
with the mother association al
Shreveport. Adopted.
The following gentlemen gave
their names as incorporators: l.. L.
Tomkies, w. 3. Frierson, +. Ron.
hieu, j. w. Sandiiord, ID. A. Black.
shear, j: c. Egan, w. ID. Wylie, J. A.
Snider, l.. NJ. Mutt, q. c. Henderson,
A. B. George
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

We learn that ex-Judge Trimble had
several bills Of indictment found against
hun u the late term Of the District Court
OF Union parish, for embezrling public
sc6eoi money. The law presumes every
mae Innocent until his guilt has been judi
eiaily ranifsstsd We think il but rea-
ssasse thst public opinion remain in a.
ponce until after HE trial.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

Willie Ellington, whose card, with state
ment Of reduced rates we publish else
where, has been for so long in the trade
from this point to Shreveport that his
capacity IN recognized by reason of the
large quantity of business he has done
Don't forget Willie, the pioneer in the
business
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

MT. w lSe Stateu that the com
mittec came to the conclusion that
it was not worth while to deal further
with the company, and it was best
to organize independently. The
next legislature would grant the
right of way and it would be legal
organization.
Hon. \. b. George, of Webster.
said facilities and opportunities are
now offered that have never been
offered before, and our people are
wide awake and the plan has been
laid out by the COMMITTEES: that we
must adopt the mode, as it is en-.
tirely practicable and these troubles
can be wiped out by the next legis.
lature,-and that the report be re-
celved and the recommendation be
adopted. Carried. Applause.
Moved by A. B. George that a
committee of five he appointed to
draft a charter that will coser the
case at ouce. Carried. Committee
A. b. George, W. Fl. Wise, J. c,
Moncure, j. NJ. Hollingsworth, Col
j. A. SDider.
Col. Ward moved that Mair Mon.
cure address the meeting duriug the
absence OF the committee.
Major Moncure responded in an
J interesting and exhaustive speech,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

We would call attention to the Dental
notice Of DIR. Hulhrook in another column
The Doctor has shown us specimens Of hi,
work, both plate and filling and We think
them as fine rs we have ever seen.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

We are asked many questions abou, our
trip to Shrcveport-What we saw-what
was done FLOW about the railroad .
When will VIC hear from the Immigration
movement, etc, etc' All these queries
are legitimate, aud are partly answered hy
published proceedings taken from the
Shreveport Times. But much that trans.
pired on oar way to Shreveport while
there, and OH our return, deserves "A more
extended mention than can pssibly be
given this week. Several Ninden gentle.
men, numerous citizens Of Shreveport and
quite number Of persous from various Of
the North Louisiana parishes placed the
editor Of the GUARDIAN under that charac-
ter Of obligation which cannot be repaid
by momentary and spa,motic expression
Of thanks or acknowledgement of courtesy
Next week We will tell it OF write il nearly
all. That is TO say, the points Of public
interest
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

quito large number of gentlemen from
various parts of III" parish are in Homer
this week IN Attendance upon the court
We extend to ANY of them a most cordial
invitation TO visit the GUAKpI,N office and
SEE how n real good paper is conducted.
Their satisfaction will surely induce them
10 subscribe
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

RAILROAD meeting to-da, at Cont House
nj ~ o'clock.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17
Communicated
THE ELECTION At ATHENS.

INK blbC IIUN Al AIheNS.
w question is of more Importance To n
political people than the right Of self-pro-
lection. II WIS under the just conception
of this political proposition that the LcgiS-
latHr" Of This Statr IN 10 "Hactrd the
local option law. 1t vas under THIS statute
that the police jury "f Claiborne parish
Through a petition from the people Of Ward
Five ordered au election hcld Ia tn ward
on the Gih inst, the result of winch Wa.
NcN'uiy-nmr for prohibition and thirty
against. Perhaps II N"uti &C. auu~in. f."
r"citr some OF tn particulars un the day
of election. First caur Robert rmAury
W. hh. in q wril-limrd and eloquent ,prrrA
Tor prohibition. Whether Pink j. night
every tiuc or not We are not discussing,
hut one thing i t'rt.iu, hr wa right or
the people wee wrong Oh that ocrn>iou.
lie was followed hy Richard \ lilrsi,.
Who advocated a., -llc al spirits. Most
people Hcrc surprised. | conf - | wa~
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

A communication upon sorghum. its pro.
ducfion, manufacture, &c, vii! appear
next week. The large number Of new al.
vertisenents preventing for one issue AT
least, many matters of interest.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

One Of the heaviest rains for months fell
Oh Monday night last.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

We will notice particularly next week
tho various new advertisements that TO-
day appear in our columns.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

Hon. A. u. George will address the people
to-day at the railroad meeting.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

CAPTAIN Thomas Price is foreman Of the
Grand Jury, and rigL: good officer he Is
too
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

in which he said he was greatly
astonished at the situation OF thu
matter, and could not understani
how the citizens Of Shreveport wbo
are OH the board of directors of thu,
North Louisiana railroad should
take such position.
The committee to draft charter
having returned, Mr.. Wise, in be-
half of the committee, read the same.
section by section. :
1t was moved und carried that
the same be adopted.
Moved that books be opened at
this meeting for subscription to The
capital stock and the names be
handed in to the notary tomorrow
for incorporation.
The following gentlemen present
subscribed, viz:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

Read the card of James King, Fashionable,
tailor clever old gentleman with fin,
recommendations. He'll make your clo,hr,
an right.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

Mr.. Demetz has presumed" to move his
barber shop. But the boys will find Pete
before they have their cut. See advertisc-
mcnt
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

We are under very many obligations to
Hon. John Young for assistance rendered
the GUARDIAN OH our late visit to Shreve-
pDrt
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

MrH. Ltsucur, a must cstlntabl, lady, who
has been citizen of Louisiana for man,
years died gu sunday morning ln.t. aitr.,
very long Illness. Mrs. Lcsurur wa~alrr,
old lady. aud lra>c, to mourn her death
msuy descendants. Honorable II. G..
Mitchell, on" of the Senators from this Dis
trict, Is u grandson of the deceased lady.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17
Minden Upper Landing

HAVING LEASED THE MINDEN -.
IL per Landing. invite the attent3
shippers and Consignees TO my cOnnsee
WAREHOUSES; and the thorough
of the road leading thereto; and return
thanks for past favors, respectfully =
further consignments of cotton and NJ
As my personal care will he given ~.
business, my patrons may rest assures
il will receive prompt attention.
Oct. 3, 1S77. -
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17
The Moral Of the Ohio Election.

The result of the Ohio election
shows that tie backbone of the
Republican party is broken at
the North. The bloody shirt
banner can no longer I've made
available in marShaiing that party
to victory. The southern outrage
mill has ceased to grind its accus
toned grist of success. Sectional
hatred is at n discount, and the
long reign of republican miSruc with
the corrupt official pcculations in
every department OF the Govern.
ment which it cngcndered is at
lengthproducing its Legitimate fruits
IN desire on the part of many IT.
publlcanS for change. The fact
that the Democrats have carried
OHIO by,such a large majority will
greatly strengthen their efforts in
New York and Pennsylvania. aud
greatly increase their prospects of
success i'll those States. What a
glorious thing it would he if they
should carry Pennsylvania and thus
ensure the election of a United
States Senator in place of that
unrelenting enemy OF the South,
Don Cameron. All the political
signs now Enthusiastically proguosti-
cate n sweeping democratic victory
in the next Presidential campaign.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

Milo {. lawrdncc announces clscn here
that he is selling at low price, llrst-cla,>
goods, Mr.. Lawrlncc is uur of the hest
known Of our merchants, and i, universally
popular with the people Of Claiborne par
ish. Ills numerous friends will rcluirr tu
hcVe an opportunity To patronzc him. MI
Ls"rance has not before, in Homer. en-
gagged in business for himself, but is not
the less familiar with uil those details
which will enable him to advance the in.
terest Of his patrons
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

4 S the law requires me to file List g +,
"A Delinqucnts on the FIRST DAY Y
NOVEMBER, 1877, hereby notify al =
ties due taxes to come forward and peyO
same during the month Of October, OF
will be returned as defaultcrs, and per -
added.
WI. AYCoCK,
Oct. 9. 1S77. 81
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

Succession Of Miles Buford, Decd.
4 LII those indebted to the estate of
n Buford, decd, will make peym
the undersigned, and those having q.
against said succession will Psesens
for acceptance -~ n,
Testamentsry Execr3
Oct. 10, 1e77.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-17

y good deal of interest was mani
tested during the recent railroad
meeting last week in Shreveport in
regard to effecting the long post
poned but desirable connection by
rail with Monroe. That this will
actually he accomplished we have
no doubt, but that it will be done
speedily we do not believe, unless
the friends of the enterprise agree
ON narrow guage track. The con.
struction of such a road is within
the means of the country through
which the line would pass, with the