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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-10
SELF-DE5TRUCTION.

AN UNKNOWN swEDE BELIEVED TO HAVE
POISONED HIMsELF IN FIT OF DEsPERA-
TON.
On Saturday forenoon an unknown swede entered
the scandinavian Hotel No. rs Greenwich street, and
inquired Tor Hans Hanson, a friend OF his, who had
charge OF his monoy, drait Tor 1850 crowns or about
$500 Tho proprietor SAID that no had gone TO the
City OF Berlin winch sail ut eleven O'Clock. The
unknown said that Hanson and ho bad boon work.
ing together tho country and to return 70
Sweded. his companion, had, however, dccampcd
with his money. The proprietor took him to
tho steamer, but u had Just sailed. The un.
known man returned TO the hotel much depressed.
He sal he only had $lS not enough 10 buy passage
In the next steamer. tic cried like chiu, but finally
drank glass OF bed. About o'clock
yesterday morning the proprietor was called and told
that the stranger was dying doctor was summoned,
but In spite OF medical aid the sufferer expired at
quarter 10 hvc o'clock breathing hcay anu convul-
svcly, as II unier the effects OF iaudaDum. Some
empty powder papers found on the floor by thu
BEDSIDE. rnc only Effects found were about ST. aud
a watcn bearing tins inscription:-"L NJ Larson,
1S75n
IL Is supposed that Larson doceasod's name.
He was about twenty-three years Of age, had light
hair and light complexion ana wore no beard.
An inquest viii be hold to-day nj eleven O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-10
Or. r. c. TALcorr's BODY FOUND.

On Friday morning, May 81, just as daylight was
breaking, Dr. Frederick o. raicott, Of No IS Lincoln
place. Brooklyn, jumped from the steamer Drew OPP
posite Manhattanviile aud drowned. Tho occur.
renee excited considerable comment, as tho Doctor
was we'll known la Brooklyn. he was the son Of
George facott, the merchant dong business at Mo-
W Liberty street. lie had graduated IRON Lsspsic In
Germany, and from Yale, In this country, and had
travelled good deal IN Europe. Ho vent ~ Albany
where he established himself business. but Jailed
Ito was on his way home 10 see his father, who was
very III when nc jumped overheard from the steamer
Yesterday moruing, ut haii-past Ave O'Clock, the
body was discovered hoating tho water at pier No.
~, near the loot OF Park place, North RIVER Tho
father OF tho deceased was notified, and later IN tho
day hc Identified tue body that o his by papers
aud by undcrclcthng, which was marked. Coroper
Flanagan permitted the body 10 10 removed TO tho
family residence, IN Brookiyn-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-09

In spring we note the breaking
Of every baby bud;
In spring We note the waking
OF wild flowers of the wood;
In summers fuller power,
In summers deeper soul,
We watch no single flower
We see. we breath the whole.
st. Nicholas for September.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-09

J Is.s.. tseg ~ Just arrived here from
~ SssS - y the beat Chinese doctor
RSaSSs les : graduate Of one OF the
-. z ohina. iys.dtf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
Important TO Free Masons.

A notice received here from the Grand
Secretary Of the Grand Lodge +, & 4. VI.
State of Louisiana, furnishes q full list of
the appointments of DR. J. {. GoKf'f from
the Committee on Work. DIR. Gordy will
visit shiloh Lodge April l9th Beacon (Ari-
loua) April 22d; Homer. the oath: Haynes
vile. the 9th; Athens, May lst: Arcadia,
the 9Th. These appointments possess spc-
tial Interest TO the Masonic fraternity. DIR.
Gardy is one of the best lecturers on Ma
sonic principles and work in the Union.
The opportunity 10 hear him should not be
hrgicctcd
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
Endorsement OF Col. Young.

The Vienna Sentinel comes squarely ont
IN favor of candidate west Of the Ouach-
ita rivcr and endorses Col. J. $. Young
after the following emphatic manner;
The Claiborne Guardian strikes the key
note for us, and We endorse all he says in
regard to Col. John S. Young. He would
have been named by us "A our choice, but
considered it improbable that an election
would be held for the vacancy. There is
no man more popular and deservedly so
than Col. Young, and no man could cope
with him in the hills in polling full vote.
without regard to party. He has always
been known as q democrat, aud is not
ashamed TO be called one, though in the
discharge of duty he looks above party,
and will represent the river parishes as
we'll as the hill parishes.
The people Of this section will rally en-
Enthusiastically around Col. Young for Con-
sressmsn, satisfied that his ability, integ-
rty and uprightness will be as conspicuous
IN Congress as 10 HE daily wsik smong ne.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
The Best Vet.

T. Is. Peterson & brothers Philadelphia,
Pa, are now publishing a new edition Of
Charles Dickens novels, which for beauty
Aud cheapncss far SURPRISES any ever before
issued L, is called "Peterspn's American
EIition printed on tine white paper, from
large clear type, headed, with some Of The
original illustrations ns selected hy Mr.
Dickens aud designed by PHI. Cruik-
shank, Browne, Maciisc and other artists,
and bound very gorgeously in red rellum.
gold aud black, with the cover filled with
u" authors principal characters, which he
has made 81 world falpous. There in one
corner is the immortal Pickwick, i'll anoth-
or the we'll known Mcawbcr. the learned
Capt. Cutie, poor little Oliver Twist, the
misguided Grandfather, the mean hypo-
critical rccksniii, the mercenary Squcers
Boots. The Beadle, etc, all of this for the
small sum of SIS. This edition will be
found for sale at all Book Stores, News
Stands, aud on all Railroad Trains, or any
person sending the Publishers $1,000 will
receive the first twelve volumes as fast as
published, by mail. postage paid. and at
this low price every one that is fond of a
handsome book ought 10 subscribe. Adj
dress all orders TO T. Il. Peterson & Broth
ers, No. 800 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
PA
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
BIBLICAL Ehi6hAS.

Mr.. EpIToR-l send you an enigma, and
a solution to number three In your is.u. Of
10th March:
Who was Elishas servant'
What woman IN ancient times that 80
honored her husband As to cali him her
Lordf
Who had so beautiful wife as to cause
him TO lose his lifc'
Who first carried the gospel to the city
or Samariaf
Who was Paul's partner and fellow
helper'
Whose daughter was Athalah, the moth.
er of Aha1iah, king OF Judah'
TO what mount did the Lord send Moses
to view the land of Canaan, and to die at,
The initials to the above spell the name
of our Sabbath School Superintendent at
New Salem.
soLrrIoS-Jacob; lamar; Delilah Ahab;
Vashti; lshbibenob; Dorcas Shamgar; Oak:
Nebuehadnezzar. BIT
VINO was IL that spoke unto Naboth, say
ing, Give me thy vineyard that | may
lave it for Il garden of hcrbs"f
Who was il that Ahab sent the silver
and gold 10 as present, that was found
in the house of the Lord and ia the treas
uries of the kings housed
Who was il that said TO Ahab, "1he Lord
forbid it Inc that should give the inherit
ance of my fathers unto thee,
Where was it that all the people, both
small and great, and the captains of the
armies went TO, because they were afraid
Of the Chaldees'
Who was the father of Gcrshon, Kohath
and Merari'
Who was it that married Pharaoh's
daughter'
Whose son was it that did evil in the
sight of the Lordf
What was the great man named that had
three thousand sheep and thousand goats'
The initials to the answers will spell the
name of one of the Mt Zion Sunday School
teachers. II. L, r.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
PUBLIC SALE.

Estate of J. s, Barrow, deceased.
State Of Louisidaa, ParisA Of Claiborne
Df virtue Of q commission to me directed
- by the Honorable Parish Court Of the
parish of Claiborne, I will sell at public
auction, to thc last and highest bidder, ct
the former residence of deceased, 10 miles
north of Homer, on
Thursday, the cath day Of April, 1873,
the following described personal property
belonging to said estate, 10 Wit
One mule, one wagon, one buggy, 20 head
of cattle, farming utensils, &c.
And, in obedience to the requirements of
said commission, | will sell at the Court
house door in the town of Homer, TO the
last and highest bidder, on
Saturday, the 4th day Of May, 1873,
the following described real estate belong
ing to said estate, to wit:
The cast half of southwest Quarter sec 10;
sixty acres on west side sec II: sec 10; sontb
half of south half Of northeast quarter, and
north half of southeast qnarter section H.:
northeast quarter Of northeast quarter see
~; southwest quarter and west half of
northeast quarter section 81; south half of
southwest quarter and north half of south
west quarter of northeast quarter section
., township %, range 6-afi situated in
said parish and State.
Terms of sale cash, to pay debts.
4. W. BARROW, Executor.
Aprii 2. ISIS. 2,:ts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS,

HOMER, La, April 3. ls7S.
The Board Of Mayor and Selcctmen met
III regular session.
Prescott: J. Ferguson. Mayor: 4. Well,
!. X, Ramsey. Peter bcmctz, and VI. Rec,
Bryan, Absent; \. {. Jones.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and approved.
Nr. Ramsey, chairman Of committee on
repairs af cemetery, reported that the cnn-
tract for fencing the grounds had been let
ont at two hundred dollars.
The following reports were read, recciv-
ed, and To be spread On the minutes:
COLLECTORS EEPuET:
To The Mayor and S,iccfmcn Of the torrn
Of Homer: Genttcmcn-f herewith submit
the following report of money collected by
me since my last report:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
CAMPS COTTON CHOPPER.

Letters patent have been issued to Mr..
;. y. Camp, of this parish for a very in
genius farming implement with the above
name. The Chopper has been tested by
Mr.. Camp oH his own farm and has proved
perfect success. Ii consists of double
pillow stock near thc shape of wagon
hound, with "a wheel that runs with, and
directly between the piows. The piows
have "A wing or mold board on the inside.
the euds of which are just far enough
apart for the wheel to revolve without
striking. The wheel is 30 inches high
with six spokes, the ends of which are Is
inches apart. On the ends Of the spokes is
a L shaped box, with the open part front
while on the.ground; size of box 4 inches
The axle of the wheel runs in gndyeons,
which are attached 10 the beams of stock
directly over the wings of the pillow. The
plows run astriae or on both sides of the
cotton row; the wheel running directly on
the cotton row. As the pfows move, the
wheel steps from box To box, they being
the distance apart the cotton is desired to
be left. The piows cover all the cotton,
grass and everything that is between the
boxes, aud, a. the boxes strike the ground
in front of the plows. and remain Their. UNI
I'll the plows pass, the dirt is heaved UP
around the boxes. and a. the boxes are
raised up the dirt crumbles in from every
way around the plant which the box pre-
served. covers MP the little grass imm.di-
ai"ly arnnnd the COTTON plant. and leaves
il hraced and nicely "dirted" with loose
pHlrcrized dirt. Thus with the machine,
one mule and one hand, it does the work
Of mules and 3 or 1 hands: and much
better, for il almost completely cleans il
and leaves it in condition that one hand
with the hoe can do the work of or the
second working. 10 say nothing Of the lux
uriant growth of the cotton after being
worked with the machine. The first coat
Of grass being destroyed, the victory is
won, for that Is the grass that gives the
trouble in cultivating crop the old way
of barring rf and scraping ont. Any man
who can make good pillow stock can make
one of these machines. -OHnchiid Telegraph
TO Persons wishing to obtain farm
rights for the above agricultural nipple
meat may do so 10y addressing
f.. II. MCCLENDON.
ut Lisbon, La.
Price-Fivr dollars
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

IN obedience TO the requirements of the
i Act of the Legislature of the State OF
Louisiana Incorporating the town Of Homer,
an election will b. held by the qualified
voters Of said town, at the Mayors office in
the town Of Homer, on
Monday. the 9Th day Of May, 1873.
for the selection of Mayor and Five Se-
lectmen, 10 serve for one year after said
election.
J. FERGUSON, Mayor.
April 10, i-7-. 3i:3t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10

II. ". fiAERlS has received this week,
from Houghton, Osgood & Co.. a fine lot of
books. This publishing house publish the
purest and best literature i'll the United
States. Livery volume which bears their
imprint is 4 marvel of Typographical skill.
The Vest Pocket series Of choice literature,
at only fifty cents a volume, should be pur-
chased by every man who wishes his chill
dreR to cultivate taste for good reading.
Gail on Mr. Harris at the post office.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
Monday, the 9Th day Of May, Is
Look to Your School Interests.
April 10, i-7-

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS
L for this parish would respectfully call
the attention of the public, as well as those
who may design teaching in the Public
Schools IN this parish, to the facts stated
by this Board last year in regard TO the
qualifications Of teachers. &c. The stand
api was then necessarily low. We gave
warning that we could not employ teachers
for the ensuing years, except by raising the
standard in applicants: and We take this
occasion to warn all interested, in due time
that localities desiring TO avail themselves
Of the benefits of Public Schools may take
due notice and govern themselves accord
ingly.
The following resolution is published for
the benefit of applicants
Resolred, That the Third Saturday in
May be appointed for all applicants for
Schools 10 meet the Board at Homer for the
purpose Of being examined and contract
ing for Public Schools.
J. s. YOUNG Secy.
April 10. 1873 "a
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
Homer Price Current.
Corrected tccekfy BY reference 10 actsai cash
safes BY principal dealers

sues py PrthClpdt dcuteTs.
AxLE-GREAsE-loa l2,c p box,
BAGG1NG-l5a l6c q yd.
BOLOGNA SAUSAGES-2Oc y n.
BROGANS-sl 25a l 75 = pair
BCTTER-l2Gl5c = n.
BAKING POWDERS-20zi BE y n.
COFFEE-2on2 5c n n.
CORN MEAL--75c r bu.
COAL OlI4-4045oc p gal.
tANDLES-20d 25c r n.
CLEAR RIB SiDES-9a i0c q n.
COTTON STRiPES--f6a Toe r yd.
CfiiCKENS-i3d 4dc.
CANDi-20d t0c n n.
CHEESE-2oc q n.
DOMESTICS-l0d l2c = yd.
EGGS-Sa Zoe r. doz.
FLOlR-9aOO = n.
HAMS-l2tc r h.
HlDES-Ia- c = n.
HORSE SHOES-lOc = n.
LARD-l2tc r. h.
MOLASSES-5Oa 15e y gal.
MACkEREL-S2 % e kit, No. |.
75c per doz.
MATCHES-75c + / gross.
NAiLS-6c r. IT,; key 5ic.
0fSTERS-sfdS2 q do1.
PRINTS e yd..
POWDER-40c Z, n,
poTAToEs-s4 + bbl; sli r. bushel
RICE-stc r. n.
sALT-s2 75d3 90 r sack.
SUGAR-9dlic = n.
SHOT-s3 30 = sack.
SOAP-sa r. n.
SArER KRAUT-5c r n.
SDDA-lDc = u.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
Filing Of Tableau Of Debts.

Estate Of j. s Barrow, deceased.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Claiborne.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That A.
~ W. Barrow, Executor of said estate.
has this day filed in my Office tableau of
debts.
Now, therefore, unless opposition be
made hereto within the time prescribed by
law the same will be allowed. homologated
and made judgment of the Court.
Given under my hand and official seal
10 on this the End day Of April, A. d.
~ lS75.
DREW FERGUSON, elk d. c.
April 3, l@7s. 33:3t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10

Under the Revised Statutes Of the INT
I ted States, Sections 3ss2, 1881, :.3s,
and 1929, every person engaged i'll any bust
ness. avocation, or employment, which rem
dcrs him liable to special tax, is required
tn procure aud place and keep con-picuousiy
in his establishment or place Of business n
STAMP denoting the payment of said spe-
cial tax for the special-taN year beginning
May |, lS72. Section .2ii, Revised Stat
utcs, drsignatcs who are liable to special
tax. A return, rs prescribed in Form II,
is also required BY lac of every person liable
TO special tax ~ above. Serrr. penalties are
prescribed Tor Noncompliance with the
foregoing requirements, or for continuing
in business after April 30, lS7s, without
payment of tax.
Application should be made to
JN0. HOGAN,
by. Col'r Of Int. Revenue, at Minden, La.
March 90 ISIS. Stat
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
List Of Juror fer the A,r1, r..
Of the District CSarS, 1919.

state Of Los's'dsa-PsrtsA Of Cls,twss.
DE 1T REMEMBERED. That on IN. a.
~ 10th day Of February, A. d. 1873, Ne.
the undersigned qualified Jury Csns'a.
sioners, met at the Court-house In ths tow,
OF Homer, Claiborne parish, Louisisps. for
the purpose Of revising tho general veuirs
s9d to draw the venire for tie April Tsr1
CT The District Court Of Claiborne psrisA.
commencing on the Third Monday Of aid
month, and after choosing eighty peSons
20 eoMPiete the general vcnirc, IN place Of
said Court, proceeded to draw the jurssr
to serve the first week Of the next re0vlsr
term OF the nth District Court, comnepc.
ing on the 18th day Of April, i876, Il beins
the Third Monday Of said month. whom ~
iolowing named persons were Only drawn
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10

Turo. II. kuRrvM engaged in the watch
-.r9ir;fiy business at pr. WEHB's Drug
Store, h.., given the people universal salts
fiction. not only by his mastery skill in
treating diseased watches, hut by his neat
rraair Of icwclry. All work warranted.
special attention given to filling orders for
,.N,,rv. watches -.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
Correction.

The sale Of personal property belonging
the estate Of J. 5. Barrow, deceased, adver-
,.ed for the 2tth instant. will be made at
N. former residence of deceased, II miles
north of Homer, Instead of his late resi-
d,nce in Homer, "a published last week.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
Pensions. PensiOns..

CoLBIERS, and Sailors and enlisted men
y of War of 1872 or Indian Wars, their
widows, all pensioners whose names have
been dropped from the rolls, can now Sc
cure pensions. Send stamp, with full his
tory Of case to PREsBREY & GREER, Patent
Attorneys, 500 eth St, Washington, u. G.
April 3, lS7S. 33;lm
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
FIRST MAY EXHIBITION
or THE
CLAIBORNE AGRICULTURAL
MECHANICAL FAIR ASSOCIATION.

THE control and management Of the above
L organization having been placed into
the hands of the Board of Directors, they
propose 10 have an Exhibition at their
grounds on Wednesday, the First day Of
May. 1873.
Any one having an article to exhibit is
invited tn do so, whether a premium is of
tcrcd in the Catalogue or not; if found wor.
thy, a suitable premium will be awarded
by the judges.
All entries for articles to he exhibited
must be made Ivy II o'clock a. III. Oh that
day, aud sooner il convenient.
Gates opened for visitors from : a. m. to
Jp. III.
Refreshments Of all Kinds will be found
III abundance on the grounds ut moderate
prices.
\ drawing room will lee ia readiness for
the convenience of lady visitors.
Every article or auinai within the Ell
closure of the grounds during the day shall
he under the direction of the Board Of III
rcctors; and whilst every possible prccau-
ton will b-takcn for the safe keeping of
the same, the Society will, in no case
be responsible for damages or loss.
The office of the Society will be open in
Homer from this date for receiving entries
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10

w kind Of weather ever stops WILLIE
rLLlNGroNs wagons, They return from
Shreveport every week loaded down with
STAPLE groceries and CONTEMPORARIES which
h. ,"ll- Ncap for the cash.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10

What dors that gathering mean at the
southeast corner of the squarcr Why it's
the people consrcga'cd 10 hook at W. {.
Lut'- newly painted buggics. They are
creating sensation, Cali AMI src BIN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10

". J. TAYLOR siill continues 10 supply
The popular demand for groceries and con
fsc,.uuclir, n low prices.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
Sealed Proposals

WILL BE- RECEIVED BY THE IN
W dersigncd until Thursday, the 18th
instant, for the building of Church NJ
Mt Zion. Specifications may lie seen al
Lane Il Aliens mill, seven miles north OF
Homer. X. II. CLEVELAND,
4. r. NELSON,
+. A. LANE,
April 3, l-7-. Committee.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10

See the advertisement and notice Il
teachers by the school board.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10

IL my bands to balance. S-9 -
Respectfully,
y. W. HARRIS. Treas.
On suggestion Of the Mayor fine of 8
assessed on Gus Moreland in December last
was rcmitted.
Bill of Taylor & Ragland for working
streets first quarter, ISIS, for 81 -, was
allowed.
The scrip paid over by Treasurer, AL 40,
WAS counted and burned.
The Board then adjourned ill next reg
ular meeting.
(SigHed,} J. FERGUSON, Mayor.
b. ID. HARRISON, Clerk.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10

The Washington Post calculates upon a
Democratic majority Of at least twenty in
the next House Of Representatives,.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
Found,

M the public square, south of the court
" house, ten or twelve DAYS ago, a tady's
Breastpin. The owner can get the same by
calling on WILLIE ELLISGToS, describing
the property and paying 81 for this notice
April 3, l-7-: 1871
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
Cash Receipts.

", will continue to publish under this
.s;nv the names of those who each
-k psy up their subscriptions. This list
,,,.nded A. o memorandum for the pro-
.,,ioa Of subscribers against possible
L.. ar hnnka
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10
Programmes:

programme:
For The fastest troiiing horse or marc
twice aronnd She ring , 90
For the fastest pacing horse or mare
twice around the ring ........ : 0G
For the fastest faN-trdttiHg horse or
tnarc twice around TIT" ring. $500. > ca
For the fastest horse or marr run
ming onc-tnurth mile 10 90
For the fastest time once around the
ring 6loyards OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % %
For tbs most graceful lady rider,
Riding Hat
For the most graceful gentleman
rider. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pr steel spurs
To close with a hedge tournament, ar
ranged with three posts and four hedges
posts placed fifty yards apart. with hedge
, feet high ten yards first from zach post.
Entrance free in each, one dollar.
Admttance to the grounds - cents
children under ten years Of age, 10 cents.
4 free Ball--tcxcrpt for musicl-at the
Court house at night.
X. p. WEBB, Prc-t.,
j. W. SiERARD,
r. 4. fitfLEY,
!. FERGUSON,
April 3, l~7- Directors.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-10

After which the following persons were
duly drawn a. Jurors for the second vesk.
commencing OH Monday tho 29bd Of April,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-10

q sons-NlDs Eatis, Nm HnPz, Of New
I. soas-oun,s, Ny Flint and Second vile,
!. oaltst-An Among the Barley.
8. star SpGngled BAnng-Nn Lughln no
company. buns standing By request oil Gpuln
PART SECOND.
l. ~Dustt-cornst and Pano-MI, Parsons and
Lucy IMis. P. has mGde the Tip aTouna I'M
world three times and has three boysE
2. Song-MIid Of sorrento, MH Wood'' Oh NeN
hSt Du,,-ob vert Thou In the Cold Bust
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q. God Save the Queen.
The programme was well performed
and much enjoyed, and was followed BY
cake. wine and sandwiches, after which
10 bed at II o'clock, when all lights are
extinguished.
Monday, May 9Th, s o'clock, Queens
town 10 sight l must mail my letter
and bid you alden for the present.
Yours Truly,
SAMUEL LAUGHLlN.