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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

Among the smaller schools Of the parish
none are superior to that taught 10y Mr.
J. T. NILSSON, four miles south of Homer
IN the ncighborhood Of Col J. ID. Kerr, j.
Is. Morcland, J. T. Gladney, and Others
The people have built q commodious and
comfortable house near the residence OF
the patrons. We believe that the school
has been incorporated under the name OF
the Morcland and Gladney School aud
Church Association. Tho services of Mr.
Nelson have been very valuable 10 the
people. lie is n quiet, digniiicd young gen
tlcman, possessed of every accomplishment
requisite 10 insure success in his chosen yo
cation. Not the lc;pt admirable point in
his character is his energy and industriou.
attention 10 his daily duties. The classes
that were examined in our presence &C
quilted themselves crc'litably. Mr.. Mel
son wIs very thorough in his method oI
examination and gave 10 pupil any oppor
tnniy to shirk his questions. The result
was pleasing one, aud reflected credit up
on the pupils and honor upon the teacher.
We have been furnished with no NAMES,
and therefore can partlcnlarlzc none OF
those pupils who deserve special mention.
We were not present 1T the concert At
night, but have heard that tho exercises
were more interesting than usual The i'm
personation and recitation Of the maniac
by the little daughter Of our friend, Capt.
Morgan, il said 10 have been very fine.
William Kmbell, we are told, WAS quite n
success rs a dclincator Of Ethiopian ecccn.
trcitics.
There would be a serious defect in this
article were We TO neglect noticing the FL.
cgant aud bountiful rcpast TO which all
were cordially invited, We have never
seen more plcutcous and choice table
spread. The community did themselves in
finite honor and furnished q lasting evi.
dcncc Of their lavish hospitality.
Adult iHf VI Nllt ailtbt"4l wi
Nelson delivered to the audience u very fine
address upon the subject Of education
Its close reasoning was sustained by ap.
posltc illustrations. The rhetorical purity
of the style was made ~ attractive by a
graceful delivery that We have no doub,
hut that lasting Impressions were mad,
upon the minds Of his audience Mr Mel
son was followed by other speakers whose
addresses were we'll received by the pco,
pile.
We think that there is much good in
store for n people who show such cvidrn-
ces ola high appreciation Of educational
advantages. We trust that the Morciand
and Gladncy School and Church Assoc,a.
tion will continue to prosper.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

The Democracy Of Shreveport endorse
the present State administration, favor the
speedy calling of constitutional conven-
ton, leave to the determination Of each
individual voter the question Of adoption
or rejection Of the constitutional amend
ments, present J. c. Moncurc as their choice
tor State TREASURER, and endorse the course
Of Hon. J. 3. Elan.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10
Remarkable Family Reunion.

On the fourth day Of the present month
Mr.. John Aubrey, the oldest son Of Ahsa-
lom Aubrey, both of Lincoln parish, gave
q dinner to all the members of his family
now in the country. After the dinner a
procession was formed composed first OF
the head of the family, Absalom Aubrey,
after him in regular order came his chill.
drcn, his grand children, and great grand
children to the number of nincty-six. Scv.
cnty-slx living descendants Of Abs.lon
Autrry were absent from this family gath
crlng. 80 that il all living descendants
had been present tho family procession
would have numbered over one hun.
dren and seventy.
The old gentleman has his second wife,
"hois not the mother Of any of these chi.
drcn, and is not included in this count.
The old gentleman is seventy five years of
age. BY his first marriage he had fifteen
children, II Of whom are yet living
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

We publish IN another column two com.
h'uh''a'i"re upon the subject Of nomiua.
tons. The shorter one Of the two s,,,..
suggests a plan-thc longer ono support,
'Ae Suggestion with powerful arguments,
a voter of ward one makes the .blc.,
presentation OF the question VIC have We,
seen and To our mind refutes completely
All mat has been said in opposition to a
nomination ny convention. The article
'non'a ne carefully read by all the people
and while We doubt not that it will b,
unavailable to the office-seeker the vote,
will hnd its Reasoning powerful ana con
clasive
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10
BOARDING HOUSE,

THE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN THE
L Market, at the most reasonable prices.
Board and Lodging, per day, 81 90
Single Meals, ............ 40
At my old stand, near Tankersley's Stable.
Feb. t, ls7e. sSsm
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

tor. Mr.. Chappell's remarks were very
appropriate, and were, We have no doubt,
truly expressive Of the feelings Of the peo-
pie toward their school and its teachers.
The dinner was OF course TO many the
m"et important item Of The day. We dincd
with Mcs-rs. Pennington and Leslie, but
had n score Of invitations 70 cat clscw where
If others Jared ss sumptuonsly ~ did We,
they are to be congratulated. Arizona may
well be proud Of her teac hers and her school
and Claiborne parish may congratulate
herself upon having 40 excellent com
munity in her boundaries.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

20 Al the post Office, for fifteen or twenty
rents, you may buy truly good book,
which will give you pleasure and insEuc-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

Cot Robert R,chark,on, Of Monroe, IN Il
candidatc for state Treasurer.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

NIrAddi-on LangSton, Of Dallas, Texas,
IN Visiting his relatives and friends IN Clai-
prne parish. Our old friend looks a. II
TEXAS had agreed with him phy-ically aud
hnant lnllv.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

Nine convicts were sent from Shreveport
"a the State p@nttrntiary.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

Waternelons, apples, PEACHES, I~ars
and green corn are plentiful and ut low
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

We Acknowledges the reception Of IN in
yitatiuu to attend the Barbecue and Tour
na,u-nt to l~ given by the color'a people
on Saturday, the 18th inst, at Spring Hill
in Claiborne parish.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

FovNp-A gold and JET bracelet. Apply
at this Office.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

We call attention To the announcement
OF J. II. CH,rrEIL rs candidate for H.,
Legislature. Mr.. Chappcll is well known
10 the people OF Claiborne parish. He
mas """n member Of the police ur, for
four years aud for the last tvo >,.,,. h,.
been president Of that body. Mr.. Chan
Pm Is a gentleman Of more than ordinary
a"''''!-is honest and patriotic. III, elcc
''"h would b" an honor To the parish.
AMI the people would be- well and faith.
iniiy served should he receive a majority
of their ,ntcr.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

Examination nj vi. Zion t"-hnrrow.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

EncorraE" reading IN your household
by purchasing choice books from j. W.
H.RRts Newspapers nnd books Of all
kinds orlcrpl. Money saved by ordering
through y. ". lI,nnS.
We aoknow leds, the receipt Of a compli-
pIimcntary invitation to attend an cNcur-
SION given 10y the Association Of tho Army
Of Tennessee, from New Orleans 10 Missi--
sippi City, on the 10th inst.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

Rams still continue all over the parish.
Tho corn crop il is thought will he u good
mc. Old corn sells at ffty cents per hush
IT, Farmers yet dread the appearance Of
.hs cotton worm at an early date.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

Soon the people will have little rest
time from their crops. This timo may b.
we'll employed by reading pure aud good
books, which are to be purchased iIOIn
II. w. Harris, Mt the post Office.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

Many good citizen, OF War,l have called
al j. ". Hay to run for the Legislature.
Nr. Hay ~ prominent ivan ia the parish.
has I'm" capacity, aud no stain rests apo,
MS g"-I nuur. If lie should ho successful
'hr P'"rl" may rjoicc. 1t will be- seen
thu Mr. Hay l. respected and esteemed AZ
nome, else 80 many good men would not
have joined IN r.comm,ndiur Inn, l.,
'pcak' well for community, their corl.al
'hd"rn'niont "f NJ worthy gentleman.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

Will some friend who visited the c1-
animation nj Symmetrical please furnish
~ the particulars of the occasioni We
we're unfortunately prevented from attend
ing. We Will gladly publish whatever
May be scnt "a ~ lay auy al our Suntner-
field friends.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

We invite the attention oi our readers to
the business card of ID. q. TIN Il 90, of
-. Louis, Mo. Mr.. j. NJ RriGAEI, their
travelling sr-nt is an agreeable, honorable
gentleman " no makes many friends for his
principals. We hcspcak u consideration Of
the claims at these gentlemen.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

Mr.. y. GiovrN announces himself
tins week ~ n candidate for sheriff Nr
Glover has resided IN Claiborne PARISH
sue. his childhood and ~ a boy, man and
friends who will bo proud To evidence
their regard 10y supporting HIM for sheriff.
lie has the capacity aud integrity -
nakc good AMI faithful officer.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-10

We ASK the attention of our reader. to
the business card Of Lnrn, GrMnrL 4 81
N"S, importers of Fancy Goods aud Ne.
tlous. This firm is one "f the most reliable
m the South. ami il extensively patronihcd
by all orr leading merchants Nh simon
th" i'rii1 partner, has just made our town
a visit and has ~ pleased our merchants
that they gave him several orders
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15

The attention. Of our readers is particularly
directed 10 the advertisement of Jacob Shlen.
ker Il Co, in to,iay's issue. These gentlemen
have, by there E,ir dealing and promp,ness
and sati sfaclory s,apner VI filling orders, Sc
cured the patronage Of a large number Of our
people, and we hope they will succeed IN
securing rs many more. 1t affords us pleas
ure to recommend this house, because we
have tried them and found them every way
worthy Of our commentator. Parties deserv'
ing TO purchase goods Of them, can order
samples, which will be forwarded promptly,
with the price marked on them.
We have in type a, this Office the following
collection of Sunday School songs, which we
will prin, on the finest quality of card board
at five cents per card Of 10 songs, if ordered
before tie type is distributed Come to the
Savior Jewels; Yield not to Temptation
Only an Amor. Bearer; Scar The crqss, Pul
for the Shore }Slss h. the Arms Of Jesus
Cross aid Crown; I am so Glad that Jesu
} Loves Me; All to Chris, Owe; Over There
) Beyond the Sunse, Little Children to Jesu
Belong.
Ii there are any OF the citzens Of orr pa
ish " no. are opposed ,oa Constitutional Cor
: ven,ion, we would like 10 hear from then
.. as we are accused of disappearing 'he'
. on this important subject by parties outside
. the parish. However, we presume the we"
z OF a majority of our citizens wall be express
on this subjec, in the mass meeting to be he
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15
Rain! Rain!

1t has been raining almost continually Tor
the last two weeks. Tie low grounds are
covered with water aud the streams are
swollen the planters are getting badly IN The
,,,ss and COTTON will he sure to be damaged
by 50 much wet weather; but il will not IN
lure con-, and the prospect Of suPer'ao''h'
dance of that cereal in this parish Is very
promise. In fact, tire prospect OF the entire
crop Gas qhire ha,tering until these drench
ing rains set in.
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15
To Whom Ii May Concern.

In order that there may he no misunder-
standings and dsappoin,men's when the hnie
for such matters arrive, we now state IN al
vance ,i,u, no ,can,6ds'es name will he ans
nouncesl IN de BEACON unless she same Is
Maid for in xAlvas>ce, and no COMMUNICATION
q, call for candidates will he inserted unless
acco mpanieL by the money 10 pay Tor me
same, al the rate of ten cents per line Tor an
sucb communications This rule will not be
deyia,ed from in any instance or under any
circumstances, and parties will avoid my I'M
pleasant misunderstanding with us by bear
ing this fact in mind. u
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15

hen appointed the fourteen gentlemen hi''
above named as delegates TO represent 'e
I'd Ward in the Parish Convention.
On INT ton. the meeting adjourned, SINE d"'
FRAyK p. STuBBs, Chairman.
w. w. SnoLARr. Secretary.
MoxRoE, La, june IL, 1878.
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15

Juo. A. HcnIer, E1, Tax assessor ioI
Rictiaand parish, is our a'al'orizea ageh, ioi
the entire parish. to collect all d"es ana re-
ceive and receipt for new subscriptions 10 me
BEACON. We will place M his hands me
accounts of those who are IN arrears an"
hope tina, they will all he prepared To se"'e
wiz, him wien lie CAY Q" ihe% to assess
their taxes. W.
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15
Lawyers Briefs.

We woulJ respectfully inform the memhet>
of the Bar that we are prepared I" pm,
briefs, as neatly, with as much despatch ah',
upon the same term. thar they can.be prin'r"
in any office outside Of New Orleans. we
do not propose 10 compete WIN Tie CIV!
offices. but can do the work AS well as mere
is any Use for and as cheap as any reason
able man can ask. IL
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15
y I. ,Rdisloi,s.

PurspYrEarAx-Rev ID. A. Campbell WI
preach regularly a, Alto on the II >aooa.h
in each month a, Union Church on basAi"
Ridge. in Franklin Pa. on the third Sao-
hath: at Rayville on the fourth Sabbath;
Regular appointment for preaching oil ,l't
Bap,is, Church at Rayville Is the flrs' SUNDAY
in each month apd Saturday might before
Rex. l.. {. Kefiis Pastor. (
The appointments of the Ravville Circ",
NJ F. Church South are az follows UiIaro
the frs, Sunday in each month; Rayville me
second, a, Little Creek at ! | a. m. anu A','
a, nirh, on the third, and Union the fourth
T.. H. McClendGn, u. L.
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15

On Thur.,iay. juno 6tlS 1873, the mecn"g
,,a. ad;mk,ed 10y "A vote ofi'hose present !
un,;, Tuesday, June llth. 1878. On that day
I'M. n.e,iu. was held in the court house
square. ,,,o,c,
Hon. F. p. Stubbs, Oh division, was e'ec'cu
f.L.;,,n., In was moved by 1hos. a.
Garrett. ESQ that ,he, Chairman larpo'nt> "a
Secretary. which motion was seco'aeu avn
carried and the Chairman then appointed u.
! NJ. Sl,olars secretary. The following reso'"'
| ,;,n wn. ollie red by ThOs. A. Garrett, ESQ.,
| P,.oIred. That the fourteen delegates from
hi. ward he instructed 10 vote for Consiu'
,;o,al Convention; and the following was
offered AS q subs,isufe by Cnpt w. W Farmer:
R,,oirtdsTfsat tile delegates offhe Ward
a., tho Parish Convention are hereby instructed
:, advance OF their selection TO cast '"eir
Gor,eeu votes upon all question and vo'inss ~
..;d Con, ention solidly, as mnn'i'y OF sara
=. ,I.ls,a,es shall determine; which was adopted.
The following sesoh,tien w4s then otiesed
h, Thos. A. Garret,, Esq:
Resolred, That the meeting now 60 mo
the election Of delera,es
A Gunby, ESQ, moved 10 amend ny
.,d;ry the words, 10y eSaso< esst~. fsr"es
,,..,, altered substitute for both the original
resolution and the amendment, the following
R,.oIred. That the chairman Of this meet
= ING appoiu, fourteep delegates tn 'he l$''s'
.:nnyes ,.,s. - repr&fkf,hs wYd. III.
: =. 4 ny ::s itEs.I''ss d. by ~ s.n.i5tF$y
, .,;y,,ou. the motion TO table was lost by
vo,c of 70 to %. Before the vote was 'a1e'
IS on ,lsr s,sDp,iou Of the substitute, the char
.,nounced that ii the substitute wa
IL a.,ou,.d he would appoint the gen''e"e
4 ,,,,s.. u,usk sppessei ontbe PICKET PC hs
:. ~ Az hSndl ,o.whi fcdt Ehdrp' -
TciIo.2 Joan L. Mode, r. fRelhasoH |.
Calhoun, Henry Gerson, Jr, W. v
|" r.,ner. Henry OKelly, s, d. McEnIy, F;
,e x,nhh. &. ". Piesce. John Ge'spaci', tie
man Meyer. J. L. Nelson. 20,
:; ,,c chairman was then requested TO rea
's, ,,s other ticket, which he did. as follows;
lie r. G. Cobb. YIN. SaHdei, We kenreaa
d, +. !" Ganes:5:. j. y ,mhe'!; ss MSx;.J
:, E,,;.Li. r. yolimar, W. IL oay,e' W,
," Hs"wmk. z, n. Endou. James B0nh' B.
~. McEnrry. Waiter Lxan. = -.
az The vote was issea then -oa the ""ovn
~, e ~. su,s,i.a,e. -shf on a dits'oa. 10 -"
ARID ~ a. vdtoi 81, to 70. Tue charm
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15
:xNN0UNCRslENTs.


Z" A, ,hs;..f,est ! 6fstha,ioh Of friends, A. 3.
COOPER. resinnsls' Nj hame I'd go before the
peoiplss II kick,snd Psnsii as a candidate TO
sepres$tks thts;. II the lower branch OF the
i.s.l.,JA Of kt'Ssa,e Of .Eodfsian.. Eiec-
lion 70 Sc bs,d N6vembet next. The above
suncsunc:emnen, IS .Shisc, to the decfsiou OF
Pssiih Cow en.ien OF Primary Election.
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15

Received of J. W. Si,nms, Treasurer oi
School Directors of Richland Parish, La, on
the within order, in full thereof, one hundred
dollai., hi. 29h hay Of Mach, 1878: i;
: f>isre,i) G. W. Farmer.
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15
Rase BALL Club Challenge.

- ALTO, La, June 4, 1873.
To Capt. J. p. GHiy, Rdy'ilie, La;
The frs, nine ALTO Red Belt Base Ball
Club, hereby challenge the first nine Kay'i''e
Base Dali Club to play them match game
any time within 30 days, on days nonce'
and ON any day except Saturday, Sunday aud
Monday, under the rules OF 1877.
Very respectfully.
WM L. ivy, Secretary
Alto Red Belt b, b. L.
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15
OrrwE OF J. l.. BEHES, MoxR"E, La: I
80 .'.t February, 1873.

OrrrE OF J. L. BEHES, MoxR"E, La:
az '.t February, 1873.
To he Puddle
Bear this in mind- SEWING MACHINES hare
co,ns dorm, The Sewing Machine comoiia>
lion has busted! AMI, therefore, The Puo''c
sbou,d be wide awake To their real interests
and know where to purchase 10 advantage.
We run no wagons, We employ no aeeh",
We nav no commissions 10 "mlddlemen' anu
consequently We can sell Machines CHEAPER
than those who do. Having discontinued The
wagon system and discharged our agents, We
are now prepared to furnish, all kinds OIL
Sewing Machines at greatly reduced prices. ..
We keep constantly OH hand the Singer
Machine and the improved Wilson also
other STYLES. and we will make II TO the intet'
es, of all parties needing machines to consult
ms i~fore purchasing from uavel'ns aYen's OF
, solicitors, and paying wax prices for a Gem,
modify that we sell at figures 20 suit the "haru
times ,,~,
| a.,d,.ss J. f. BElIEN,
b-hen. Sewing Machine Emporium.
Fab I6-:,n Monroe, La.
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15

MasOniC..-Regnlar commnnira'ionS
r. F. Mcclure Loige No. 2o? the. md we'd
ne SHAY in each mouth. t.
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15
democratic Mass Meeting ii
Ouachita Parish.

The following call was posted an" pup
Gs;.ed in the Ouacl,i,a Telegraph Of 3lst OF
May:
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING"
Democrats al the third Ward of the re-
i.h of Ouschip ore reqsssed =, r.smbs 2
the courshSnb <9,SrA Thursday Jlne e"s,
Is-s,.s, fus,ock H. m, tO-select fourteen
delegates 10 the Parish Convention.
(Sisned) S. ID. McENERY.
Chairman Parish TX. Com.
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15
NOTICE.

Any persons trespassing on or mov'n: any
u,ep.r,y from tue lands belonging 70 john
cbaire and Sons ana John Chalie' Brother
and son viii be prosecuted to the fullest ex-
tent Of the law. .o,c
ppro JOHN CHAFFE & SONS:
W A. Mckay.
ppro. JOHN CHAFFE BRO. Il son.
Pf'o' W A. Mckay.
RAYvrLLE. La. May -. ls7n.-lt
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15

VAeSe~ I,sskorvAed 10 M ounce the name
az ID. ID. NORG AN a. a candidate for Sherm
Of Richl.1ePkAk strsSt .ec'is"in Novem'
Der uoet $3.50 49, 49,
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15

We are an,horized 70 an nounce the ma ne
Of E. X.:LXNpERs as u 'cahdiliate for she'-
"a d kiehhpd parish st',he ensoins election
sa,seef s'tte Sterilization q me Democratic
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15

! ~ Aevrir.scr.
RAyvILLE, La, June 10, 1878.
To Capt. Peter Icy. Alto, Ln: $780,
Challenge received and honored. VIII
play in RayyilIe on the 29sh # june 1873
strictly by 'l,esuei f1S7si1s -
y Very respectfully,
RI. DAVIS, Secretary
R;chland Red Stocking B. b. {
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15
hAYyM4E i.: LOUISIANA
Gaknrdny. June Is. 1873.

P1eaaSSAAsOs6 allsleiters ON
siauesssA Goa6ec4ed With the
DuneSl1 0Glse, .and commupi-
enAiSu. sanaeoaeA fer publiear
6~u. vnptobO Deocon. Or TO
F1''TYl0AsJ MkNlfHkM, q
80 NTsAieO9 q Proprietor.
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15
y,ck.l,urg Clothing Emporium.

ClOtlling EmPOrIuhh'
GEO. =. KREsS x co.
Introducers Of s'yles,
Leaders OF Fashions,
Gents and Boys Clothing.
silk. Cas-, aud Straw Hats.
Shirts, Underwear, Gloves,
Neckwea: Iiandkerchiefs, Hosiery, e'c'
GEO. G. KRESS Il co,
Nicksburg. Miss.
Richland beacon., 1878-06-15
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tsy'S toe .ysvS~N ~ -
,h1L Ix. .e cool ,koarh vi Nar"l,y"nd Tues
A.y n ..ta ~ ssaI fSWS'ab's.- -.,.
. r1e&,.,herist NJ Ven icrpressive'y war"
4 .Ia6Ss s5tY. stf.s,i' / y s. q! Is wet.
=. we sossSss ~ six Lsshels OF BLACK
Sssks.s, nwss *.ss. p taf 'he'f' 'u'sc''p'
.ioa vafsrs,i! - III -
TIE DsAcox 10 n.s .'drs-,' this year io' inc
ASSad Ger S.sro,,klas, srs we sre j"'' as !
~.,xEfsiv :.TxlSa..ss:f i: ( 3 ::s.;,.
.ussaaaslf sR,Rx sssps,.s Nf' S
Fses Pres, and Pc,=lsoas May"z'"e' 7"
v-rs,A1 ..,.why xiu insn smoke co""'''' to.
G:$:: ssaess s;sa i.S Ey N.tnuIE Bros , Sea-
S.6 EaTK, Csslsx.. = s.tse @s pS''s! 7S'
HW.vrXxS,lsesoGa cGpx, who %'i'fbe willing
70 d. The sS5tins and washing for small
,a..;,x, -Apply u llis GLUE. ..4..' H.
IN. Ai,o "a C..shd the RayvH'e B B. {.
e. .~ ii "a; q vsFL ,p. Of Base Ball o"
80, Tr.rSi:s s.cs.iSs- .Ga~e 10 commence
.s.-..asssrt ann. $50 $40 r---
tell 80 $50. =. - 80 - +,
81 kHvssp,-.Tss ~aP. fine Young mare anu
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NHOICE TIMOTHY HAY;
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Oats;
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For Buffalo Gnats,

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Pine Tar. in ! and J barrels
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Mar 40 Vicksburg, MIS-