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Sas ncme &abimct.

SSascs jd,ou an Samitaes MbcnSe in aut
Stiuc ais 8rafioent bccioi8t.
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Ser &egierungsa@eGieI.
Die beatiee almtseinieB1s'i8 ocs YF8'
itoenten bot, ,,9setnrntn9s
Soar0Ss"G5naSetl+
Sic sroseiIiOn unO Der 6a6etsus.

Gas grogra III Der 6eier.
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S9!ns Ses Al. Sonsreiies.

Cine SiB,,,te bon 26 = itiimaieer
Saser.
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Baltimore efirs e9n(araats Ofifs
npi Oct
GubmeE>Gfe rSoutb> II. Waterifr.

Mppfffations= Sormgar Inb fpettere geabriht hbtf
bic @efeajhaft prb in oer Gffjce auf Oh ShoDeitz
Gde ber Goutb> uo gateritrase ertbcilt, mo- a ale
Muftrdae fofort ertebi9t neroen. Eerlid derungen
perbeu auf irsenb cine 5r anserommen, ,peId3e aui
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timer eiaenes Tubrifot,
oent importirten In jeoer S9inSidit eletd,itebcno
uno uur Die SaItts fpitcno.
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SefearaphiIGle 9epefMen.

gerhte oer rGiiosi,ten Breiie' fur Den n0euti6en
goreipoIoenten".l
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. Tribnfe .ae, ,IReanaea...

. Death has iagaina absen i.i 'ouymidst, ana
removed from amongHtils one of our eidiss
and most yespected Glc;.ataa..s. ~ Our ;I615
brother, 4 DANIEL H9owS; united himsalf
with The Baptist Church et NeaIs Creek,
nnq in inc year 1882, removed Iii0 member.
chip 20 this Clutch. For more tiiahi ff65afsy
years he was A eonslsteht, enesgetie. ssoslis
love to the Church. and at ell tinies songhE
to promote It's best interezts-- Not only was
his long life useful IN the Church, but in all
the Safions relati6n3 Of life and BY HIS
deaiI'tiI Church and dle0iiithiliNtyihAVeha haf.
fesetsa sTeat loss . aiId whereas, ,fw!ll, hnsis
ible and fDnfiding faith and love In the psoy..
idence ,af our, adorable Saviour. H. 70 meet
the death Of urbrother, Therefore, a[
: Resolred, That this Church feels The great
loss It HIS sustained by tho death Of our late
brother aifd friend, D1tiiet Brown; fhsid thEt
we bDw In meek 6uhmissi6n to this disreEl.
.sation. Of am Ail-Wisei Psuvidsnce, assiired
that ithe lS3ayiqpF.Mhom we, love- dogs al
Re.,clrad That 4 an II lesiinanhi Or ofipir ais r. ).
ier, d blank page In tjui' Record B6SF Bs r.
sereed3 10 don which tlie CIerkBf this Church
staIlc iIIscribe his nainEHshc date.pf hik
birth, the, date of his aiupiting with, tile
Church, and the date of, his. death,a.o al,
!, RefplGeL That the .cotliel chri9iian sym.
PATTY aid prayers or this Church are teti-
defed to tbe be}eayed 1aiiiiiy bf tlie decsaBs
ed in tleif s6fo ietIiIctioK.E iGi!7g1 - 81 -
and EesolutiansI'b 'be ftsnialed Jthe 1aeiiiy Of
our deceased brqthee. and that, she ,eap,eiha
fji.tst7 a Ai,irTsop pappr9, a,..,,
.. arch Hegsfd Hankf = S9'1..'s.h'fT
5 fh i,SnBLECKLEY. oiihsck C',.rlii,2o'
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Why Advertise.

People asEr &cs pgy Eap
Pierce, OF Buffalo, n. ". spend so iii,icii
money iihadyeT;jsipg hiu fnniIy medicines,
which are go vel kIl4y1l 'aiId 'aiirpaas sii
pther remedies Ia p6pelatity alid sale.' Il
is well known fhat A. T 'sSt4.s.s. Sa;::s:Sae..es
~ a99d policy, aud undoubtedly it paid hin,
70 Spend many hundred thonsaRd dollars III
adyerttttng iiis goods, yet nobody questiol,9
grand secret 81 suStats lies II, ofisiiiiy ohiy NV
goods whiGh possess merit to sustain them
selves. and then through liberal and pefsis-
tenE advertising making the people thor
onghiy aceupinted' With their gold Qualities.
Men 90 not succeed in .ef1,assijiYg great for
tunes, establishing thft-Hs1g and permaIient
business, ard toundins Substantial institu-
tons iike Or. Yierce,S Grand Invafids' Hotel
at Buhalo, which cost over two hundred
thousand dollars, nnie9s theft bdliiiess be
legitimate, their goods meritofi6tis, and
aneir service Yhsshs tley regdsR tle peppie
attenEt,t1 htaihus Yen by,teliiug YOU thar
his Goldeno Medical DisoeveFgywfEl guro all
diaeaatass He tays, dfsyonf lunRs are hale
warfe1 1by.eenGnulptLoIs. nzS Discovery: Will
iiDe cure ypa,sitgat ias u, remedy.f0r seVeye
coughs, and Az pufnble, brolchiai. throat,
and isiR5 affecfini,s, fbAlieve Il to be unsurs
inassed Is G. remedy" The people have con-
ttdence ~ hls nediSipeS ,aecapSe hs tlpes d An9t
give estisfsetipn. EIis Medical Adviser, q
book 3fs oyer nine hand psg III dstrhted
and bsaBa II sI5tR q sa @ 4 s9sa S tIe
pe6plc as So nioGsis; q liiiSS Isl So SO pSt
paia}, tfat It is 9id haet shSt siilos1 oi SiIc
hundred ,thousAn Id ba95 ALREADY BEEN S6idI
His nieliIora ahiuiik BG6kB 'are On every drug.
gisea counter for nee distribution
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sEHAyoR CoCRRArl,s ], j ~nrAE.

senator Cochran. OF this County, ".
.ries In Columbia last week for the mu.-
dsH'of Mr.! TiidfiAs cDeas, Which took
place IN that city last November, as we
noticed at the time. Tho State was rep
ieaeated upon tho trial hv Masara. Nc
Maator MAJ and Clarke, and tho defence by
nfssfe. Melton, Youmnns and othera. a
Arge numbe' of ofwitpesses were examined
sn pom Side. A:.;;.. abie argument had
.ot the State and for the defense. After
saapseiice OF about ten minutes. the jury
,esgurnsd verdict ofnos guilty. The evi.
uenoe snowedqthat Dent sgns a yioiens
and a. dangerous man, and that Senator
SoSqFan acted in ssie sa4se,,se. The YER
siie jury " Jnougnt. 70 90 iuiiy in
a'ierd with the eestimoay by the citizens
ccEs..ooiiuinbia. and we congrats; late Mr.
~ nosnfsn upon tho favorable verdict, and
- 'inlaication OF him before the public
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THE colguou scneozs.

The Board Of County Examiner held
their meeting at the Office of Ms. J. N. Car
vile, ths School Commissioner for this
County, on last Tuesday morning and ap.
pointed the following Trustees of their re-
spective local districto:
Ec-k District-W. r. Fant, N. o. Farmer
and II. r. Vandiver.
PeTiaaileet.ca--The:nesa e. Crayton. - Bel
| lotte, Peter McPhail.
Garvin-Larkin Newton, +. 81. Glenn.
w. C. Watkins
Brushy Crcek-Wm. 8. Pickens, :. d.
Glenn, J. D. Sitton.
Rock Mills-Tapley Anderson. J. J. Gil
mer, Jesse Morris.
Centreville-Kenon Breazeale, J. Beltoi,
Watson, Marcus Burrias.
Hopevcll-L. Reed Watson, L. D. HarriB,
H. A. Gray.
| Williamston-T. r. Anderson, B. r,
Brown, Thomas Crymes.
savannah-H. b. Major. p. Il. Norris,
w. II. Harden.
varennes-D. c. Howard. Baxter Hays
w. T. McKeovn.
! Broadawsy-r. n ;s1, Az=;s1-1 2. c. AEs:aazs4F. AEs:as4F
| son, i. w. MARTIN, $500
selton-Ja,nes w. Poore. w. c. Brown
John Wilson.
Dark Corners. W. sherard, James A
Gray, w. d. Hatton.
Hall-A. NJ. Norris. J. P. Mcaee, James
Beatty. u
Maf.in-G. w. McDavid, Z. L. Clink.
scales, James A Drake.
Honea Path--R. N. Wright, J. j. Shirley
Andsrson-E. +. Murrah, John b. Wat.
son, II. o. HerFick.
| These appointments are good, and We
trust that AZ soon IS our government gets tc
work again the school system Of this County
will prove more efficient snd beneficial thaii
| 1t has ..er done before. It should receive
more attention and be encouraged by G nors
constant attendance of the children of oul
County. >
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AaYIaA lrnflaI

The Hon. Alexander II. Stevens saysi
THE Globe Flower Cp1Lsh Sytap. has
proven o rppst valuable remedy 10 imhe.n
Gov. James M. Smith, of Georgia says,
II shall always use it with perfect conf
denceS a1dI recoRmeBdIit fojt,,p pistltes
ss aes:edy which will afford that sati=-
faction experienced by ne a,sd mine. IL
exceis everything for chughs, holds and
obstinate lung adacii0neI'f~snolt
Elk Gov. BT0tin, ~ GA.l FhSf :---"He
6nds the GLOBE Flower Ccgtlgh. Syrup
must excellent remedy ,sIs
Slf5h endorsement BY. cur great and
good men deserves tho atteation of the
a6llc,e1. ThGx6 enlsaring fttDn.. 'COuglyy
ensds aud lnug a6ectipnA ahbuid rse the
GtO8e Flower Cetagh Syrup: .TtYsll Itsps-i
nivalS, "Se cplYSnmptiop. H' Y''''ss =
Fur sac Dy Si1pson B SadlessI . 40
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auDnRR nRATI7.

Mn. Rebecca Aclter died very suddsnly
at the residence of her mother. Mrs. Hester
Rogers. on last Saturday night. Che had
been in usual health, and retired on tho
night of her death vithout any symptoms
OF disease. The next morning she was
found dead. and there was no evidence Of
the slightest convulsion or struggle in the
hour OF her death. Coroner III. O. HerficE
was notified on the next day. and summoned
q jury OF inquest. which, after receiving the
testimony of the family. and also of DR..
H. L. Sharpe, the Jurys physician. rendered
G verdict that tile deceased came to her death
from heart diseaae.
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Tag DRAHuAea Law.

The eases Of the County Commissioners na
commissioners OF health and drainage Cor
Anderson County against Messrs. W. D.
Evins. r. 8. Bailey. James T. Keovn and
Mrs. Mary Warncck, for assessments clnimel
from them for the blasting and work done
upon Rocky River. wa, tried last week.
Col. J. N. Brown represented the plaintiffs
and w. D. Evins and Orr e. Tribble the
defendants. The facts Of the case were
briefly these: The defendants and others,
according TO the terms Of the drainage law,
petitioned the Commissioner to have Me-
jors' shoals on Rocky River blasted ont,
and the awamps above drained. An esti-
mate Of the probable cost was made by
Maj. T. B. Lee, civil engineer, and fixed OF
six hundred Collars. The Commissioners
began the work. which proved r.:::c!l. :.,orc
expensive than had been anticipated. and
when they had spent about twenty three
hundred dollars on the work. the defend.
ants and Others petitioned the Commission
ers TO stop the work and leave 1t for indi-
vidual management. The Commissioners
granted this request, and the defendants re-
fused to pay more Of the expenses Of the
work than their pro rata Of the sin hundred
dollars, on tile ground that their lands were
not benefited. The Commissioners claim
that the reason they were not benefited Is
that they had the work stopped before It
was completed.
The questions presented by these cases are
interesting. They are the constitutionality
of the Drainage law. and as to who 10 to lose
the work already done in the effort to drain
Rocky River. Are the parties who had the
work begun, or the Commissioners person.
ally, " ia the County TO pay for the labor
and expense already had in blasting aud
ditching, or are the men who were employed
to do the work to lose their labor2 The
Gaze was submitted to the jury. and q verdict
rendered for the plaintiffs to the amount OF
$50 cents on the dollar Of their claima. The
defendants moved for q new trial on the
ground that no benefit was proven to
have accrued to the defendants from the
effort to drain, and the Judge granted
che motion. Hence, the questions In
the case are still unsettled, and q. some
subsequent term Of the Court the whole
matter will have TO br 6one over ls;ti,
again. It is impossible to predict with any
reasonable certainty ....s result Of the next
trial, which will attract great interest.
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Az Rxaslpzp.

An elderly Lady OF Gals County on las.
Tuesday walked from near MoeAttsysi,s 10
Andersoa. distance los aboat fcu14saa
milts. to pay her ten per erzf. tag 20 Ha.As,g
ton, she aaid ''sopae persons nay We win
'ooe 4>iI f1aonvy. nut aus wiling 70 give
miue to HRrnpt1ai anyway" This b On ex-
ample worth Of imitation, aud it shows tho
determination Of our people 70 suppor, The
government OF theif choice. No man can
refuse to pay his portion when the widows
OF 'rf County even walk fourteen miles 70
make their contributions.
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agnDAY senenr. ggaae y.EERzEa.

The Hopeweli Baptist Sabbath School
will celebrate its first anniversary ON
the Graf Saturday and Sunday In March
next. On the 6rst Saturday at IL O'Clock
a. m. sermoD is expected from Rev. Mr.
Strickland on the sabbath School work.
On the hryt Sunday In March. at 10
O'Clock o. M, addresses will be delivered
by Rev. J. A. French and others. AZ
ill o. clock sermon will DO preached by
Rev. J. A. French. and at o'clock p. m.
another sermon will be preached by Rev.
B. +. Mauldin. A full attendance " the
neighboriHg Sabbath Schools 10 requcs-
ted,
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Teihnfo "a Raanl,.a.of

lesSbtishs nsS ia ts hit h sdSStsS dsST|ns sd
XAERE4Ss It has pleased Almighty God
to remove from our. .niJlst our, beloved
'brothIsEs RICHARD TRtBBEE I; and q ne
ss;eS5, .; ~ iS & 100 ;,; ,as IISfsvaa
Resoired, Thas ;Ris d rsihStes SSss' 'stIstSihs AZ
irrep9laSleE lPSS IN the death az him Who
wa d tAillidl mehbsr of our GFange,e :,
Rssoired, That ve deeply symliatRiAA
Gle family OF sRislloscs aeSlitrei5cr in 1iicir
adt,,,ctbonsf M ~. .nt ;i,:is..ili sGcSIyI liz q
taEyls &qcord BaekssbA iiisC9ihed 20 Lii
uletopf9, 9..s S1isas eil..GBI4i .inlYntl -si
: Resolted That tlisga, III olutiflus ts sent tJ
tho 4lr sdE IsesEzzs ssEEssSER Cor pubiicS
Aon. ,TSaAae .sSA .
.l1g q. c. TRJHRLE,, Mister.
w. q. AUESEo, Sa,.. Vtx 4S5
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tnna isl 70 y On tbs night Of the!
las ~ slffesni i6ece.red sseee4ati4
4 Isaear 5ddSe. YSfsehe4a River. be-
55yySsifYS gyp Sa1Tck, me Collision growing oyS
Of besHeea the fathers .es tie
young bililgecsa.s. One Of tlle. boys wes
stabbed near the heat. and It is feared
aha epH CHillS Sbe. fcail. l.......Mr. w. Ellis
Sribble, g young man who went to Texaa
TsaAng2 ralEi Iihd 6ota sxh5a,s 7 0O lA7i,
l9sl5 ektqesa 10 bref t.sss1fi esaashis rela-
ElflSsz l3lIs in ZIP sesetiqn1 5gi giip adopted the
Lone Star State ~ hfS Iie: .nanent home. and
has d &kin1 departed for ,hat dis,an. sunny
GlGIse. III iThn attendance upon the schools
generally In th!ssownshin Is very full and
encouraging, ~, Corn sells readily ct " 90
per bushel cash, 81 80 on time. This great
discrepancy IS but another proof Of existing
hard times: Colersd voters who SO nohly
helped the Democrats TO wrest the State
from the Rlunderea qFeIvga p,sMdsss With
homes al "a wo,f 4n9 Et Q jAsN ( s hat
no Chamberiaia 5t: fAta az B.ks o. ISr
without employment......Mr. Madison Pal.
H4E diea ss is4frfstdchbe, eEffa BVaRis9,g
Store. on tho afternoon of the 18th inst,
from the narrowing effects Of consumption
qnd measloa. His s;' lss'f,.ll',sTfss Fss, hsth
fsacfea and pa'aful. accompanied at Inter.
vals by brief periods of mental alteration.
In his demise the community has lost an
9xcFIEgV wsiseq.s cue qdlsssq12rch
consistent communicant, and the Patrons
OF Husbandry on ardent supporter He was
In his 6lst year. The remains were inferred
at Cedar Grove Church, the Changers pros,
nouncing their beautiful burial service at
the grave, amid ~ s,nusuallyi iArgS con-
course of the relatives sud 'faehds of the
deceased. ~ !IitN Nil E,
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a. aEw runugrnY.

u: Tss nave received a bunch of cotton yarn
p 'he new mschiness owned - Col r.
~ Art'son !. et Andemonville. whicl, was
tl,s sIy @rec'lr from seed cotton. thus saving
r:Ss,. ..'aoie OF separate process for ginning.
;rs ing and Epiaaing. The ginning, card.
,asa, ~ saa Spinning is all done with combined
49, a.llsry, which Gccnmp,ishes 6 very great
,is..., ,iS'sage. The threaa made by Col. 7ar-
mn, a = taaehlnery Is of fine quality, aud
Ss.s ~ ~ ,s zen BY persons who call Ct this
.Ssi' !. I've l Will try 70 give d mora aktehdc1
tos ~ e :. = thiS nbw Process Of spinnipg cot.
snteshry dire 10 - !
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a8~ Simpson & Gadler are giving
away a handsome book entitled Pearls
for the peeple,n containing much yalua-
ble, information. and MANY, ltnisfestiGg
articles. !, II aiso cputains q histpry OF the
discovery Of tho "Hepatine,n Gls diseases
of the liver, dyspepsia, constipation aud
indigestion. &c, and gives positive sssu-
tsance That when the 'Aepatino IA used it
effects permanent and lastifig cure DR.
these diseases, which, ,pfsvsii ~ such an
alarming extent in our couHtfy. Take
the Hepatine faF all diseases. Of abe
liver, srs,l ,J,,-.,,.N
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lIIai earslay q s

There + i no doubt tass fhe pEe.eas eosSdl,l
fearfully depressed. and 1t behooyes every
family 60 lonk carefully "a, their expenses.
Winter IL coming nn lsslleil chi!dren are
liable to Group. Whooping C,ugk, etc.
Coughs and Colds will prevail everyThere,
and Consumption, with other throat and
diseases should not I1e neglected. DocteEs
stills are expensive, and we would advisaouf
people TO use RnseHEE'e 0ERlAE 3YwuP.
II never bas tailed. One bottle et rs eeite
viii keep your whole family well daring
tie Winter. Two do.es sill relieve any cags.
BY your DruuSist, white q WultaEne.
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4TooD THE TEsr.-Wilcox. Gibbs & Co..
Manipulated Guano has stood the test Of cen
years use. by the leading planters OF South
Caroline. North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama
and Florida, constantly gaining IN popular
ity, and Is now the best and most favoiably
known fertilizer In use In theae States. II
has been their eimsto furnish O fertilizer
thar nannnt fa nrIrnAszed and fhov have
sueceedei In doing 20, as 70 evidenced by itB
high! h!ftpHtations V sfS = of7esSd On very fa-
votahlp eeIIns I sdeln cred nt depots al: the
fiitean cFnfs for 9mia dlings. delivered st
plarteEs' depot ns4t ffaii. Gall ard see tIIeiR
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.Fur1rall RIM s UniyleGglsEty,...

GAnEYvILLE, g, C., Jan. 20, 1877. '''
monev due "a ON @ iJiSiyetsity Il B,naia and se To- re.
ceipt for the same I'm my name. Thoae, who
may dad u more convenient may cali on
him instead of sending their dues by mail!
It 10 hoped that all Hho arc in arrears will
pay, at least, aiTinterest due 20 January. 1877
( G. II, JUDSON, Treau.
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rHE INETLLIGENCER.
ppIEr i laRHgron.

LOGAE aEATEFEzs Z e Esses.
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Tie Baptist Church at Pendleton has Q
now pailing fcies around the Church lot.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-03
Meath OF Veterans Of 1912.

We have just heard of the death OF MOT
lI,x ,uothcr veteran of the war
If I-l9. whose name was not meis lohe" III
our previous notice of other survivors OF
,,,, war. for the reason that we were not
-, chat time aware that that old gentleman
was one Of the few yet living who Ia"
.r,,.1 hi. country at that time. Mr.. Mad
.I,x WAS ,G years Of age ut the time o'
his death. but had been for some time III
,..,Ie health. He was universally regret
ted by the community in which he lived
We are informed by Mr.. Ben. X. Coleman
,,,t lanes story, mentioned by us a ic"
vrcA, ago As an old soldier, Is also "e'"
lI,. d,-l about two weeks ago, at the al
>au,rd age Of - years.
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Sheri0's Sale.

". =. Moreland. Admr., Va. X. j. Callahan
and husband.
In Parish Court of said parish and State
M. 1896.
State Of Louisidnd-Pdrish 81 cfd'oor"e'
ny virtue Of writ Of .feri fdcids issued
ID out of the Parish Court i'll sald parish
and State. in the above entitled sun, nave
sai1ed and will sell. tn the last and highest
bidder, within the legal hours OF sa'r, al
the Court house door in the town OF Homer
on the
First Saturday In November, A. ID. 1871,
the following described property, to VIII;
The south half of Lot No. seventy IN the
town of Homer, said parish and state
said Lot seized IA the property oil deieh"
ants in the above entitled suit;
Terms of sale Cash, with the beneht o
appraisement. Property sold TO secure
| plaintiffs mortgage. ,,oy
H. W. KIRKPATRlCk.
sheriff.
Sept. 26 1877. tprfsel 6is
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Succession Sale.

Succession of John W. Todd, deceased.
State Of Northumberland Of Claiborne.
ny yirtuc of n commission issued out OF
Is the Honorable the Parish Court of SAID
n,ri.h and State. to me directed by Drew
ferguson, Clerk of the District Court,
,,ili prncrrd to sell tn the last aud highest
bidder, within the legal hours of sale at
th, Court House door in the town OF Homer
On Saturday, the 9th October, 1916
The LIVERY STABLE and LOTS Oh the
south side of the public square formerly
occupied by \. :. Blythe, ana now ny "
Ragland. Also, some old HACKS wagons
Buggies, &c.
! II. W. KlRKPATRlCk, sheriff
/ sept. >, l-T. lpfSo "'''
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Notice Of Election.

State of Loui-iama, Parish Of Claiborne.
IN obedience To IN Ordinance enacted by
| the Police Jury of said parish and state'
ON the 3rd day Of September, A. d. is"'
notice is hereby given, that an election
will be held at ATHENS, in Ward Five OF
said parish. on SATURDAY, the 9th day oil
October. l-77, in order to determine, by
popular suffrage, whether the sale OF intox-
eating liquors shall be prohibited hy Ia"
| for the period of twelve mouths within the
! limits of said ward.
All voters OF said ward, qualified as snch
uudcr existing laws, shall he permitted to
vote at said election. The ballots shall
have inscribed on each For Prohibition
or against Prohibition" at the Will OF
the voter. :,
IL. A. Mcfarland, r. =. Webb and n >
Bridges have been appointed commission
rrs of election. and are hereby required u
make returns to me, at Homer WITHIN hV'
Iays after said election has been holden
Given under my hand officially at Homer
said psri.h AMI State, on the 4th day
september, A. ID. 1871 =, c,,,pprrI
President Police Jury.
sept =, IN. o''