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Dtiag shaes II lour feet ioug spsalng il
The plan l pursue, because II sAvat vnougl.
aud dec'ueuY the quickest plan. Avugh
block. with i hule norl,seu in IL. anu
little tors few inches from the hule Tor the
tobaceo stick 10 rest upon, oas end belng
m the hue, and spear On the other END VI
the stick. u MI The apparatus requires !
The plant II then. with both hands. iu,l
over the spear. aud thus strung upon the
sicks, which, when iul. are lakan 10 the
house AND hung mp as once. There are
aart spears. .ake the Indian dart. auu
u.rruaa spears.'a Elther wilIsds.
H. Spsis.ng' tobacco is adMlled by many,
who con'ehd tia, il cures brighter. quicker
and n sess likely 10 house burn vf injure
,r'm too thick hanging. This :node Is
pursued easily By simply splitting. with q
Sntie made for the purpose, tie plant from
the top. wnh,n lew inches Vi the bot.o,a,
beiera u i, cut down for housing. t'are
= oail lie taken nut to break the leaves
while splitting the stalk. The, knife i'r
splitting may be fully described by saying
il u n miniature spade. Il can be easil,
H,nade cut u 40 old scy,Le blade Inserted III
cleft white oak handle. with lis hedg y
tes @. led of to the blade, 20 ;hat, i, acts
like ! w.dge 10 the descending knife. Al
ter the totacso il split. cut down, and car,
FED 10 the house. II is stfsidled across tlle
sticks and hung mi. The sticks ste g-ner>
ally supported ~ FORKS driven into the
ground near the heap ii tobacco. for great
er convenience TO the persun putting On The
plants. r-4aes=@f :<9@s.~ @tass
Tobacco sticks are small round sticks.
or are split out like latlls. aud are abou,
one inch square NJ oae end, or one aud .
half inches square. usually larger nj tone
END than the other. ard they should lie
about eight or leu inches longer than The
distance between the jobs $ VI the tobacco
house. A ths tobaeco cures they ma, be
pushed up closer. ii -. $500
Alter The huuse Il FLIED sons but large
fires under IL, as soon rs il has turned ,el-
luw. and b. hsi fires il dried af once. aud
does mol change culoT, mites to increase
the brightness; bun firing gives il a smoky
smell aud taste thai il not much liked by
I'm. err III
The cost oflabor and loss Of wood. and
he rlsk VI losing tobacco aud house to.
are great objee,iuus vel urged against liz
ing
The better plan is 10 have sufficient house
room aud hand il thin III houses Mt aso
large. which bsye Windows and dco,s. -,
- 10 sdaiis light and air and, by closing
them b, bad weather. exclude the rain aid
lampnrss. which materially damage the
tobacco. besidss injaing the color of IT,. .A
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klE q week IN your own town. rs Oufus
gUD nav. No RID. Reader. ir yasl mant a
airIssss n wl1ir Iier~sHs sfrsi her ssx eHn mske
grtat Imy ali The time ilsey work. write fnr ,,ar.
thulaFs ." u. IiatLErr& o.; PnftIand, Maine
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
The Crops.

Opinions seem to conflict materially
about tie crop III this parish. We meet
persons every day who say that the cotton,
although looking well, is not heavily fruit.
ed-that the continual rains have greatly
damaged it. Others say that the prospect is
better than at any time since the war. On
the hills the corn is fine; in the lowlands
1t is bad. Our opinion is that Claiborne
will make fair average crop OF cotton,
aud an unusually good one Of corn. Farm
ers arc now Offering 20 engage corn of the
new crop for forty cents per bushel
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
A strono Government with Grant at the Head.

The following article clipped from the
New York san will serve I" d'sci"s" the
drlft Of p certain class cf pubic -cht.h'ht
in the North. There can he no doubt hnt
that many Of the Republican, politicians oil
the country are prepared =" support
Grant in the next presidential election
notwithstanding the public sentiment a
gain-t third term.
Such Il Government il "hat Gen. &. VI.
Dodge thinks the United states VIII dc-
maud
Gen. Dodge is an Iowa Republican, but
h,. il now in Paris. and This prediction was
made. hv him. in n letter to a friend at
home What is particularly interesting
about II is that the letter WAS written I'M
mcdiatcly aftcr'a long, confidential CON
vcrsa;.on with Gen. Grant.
"l'nlcs. L read the times wrongly,
writes Gen. Dodge, at will lot he long
before the United states viii demand ri f~
head a strong Government, and man VIII"
can lltStINt II '-A'"N' '"'
i,.ucs, and that man will hc Grant.
4 strong Government That means ~
Government ycrglng more nearly on
monarchy than ours does at present. II
this Wa. the idea of Gen, Dodge alone II
might he of comparatively little consc-
ourncc. Bu, evidently the Thought Is
Gci Grants, and it il simply repeated by
! dodge. after thu manner vi parrot
/ In stating it he mentions that Gen. Grant
! had walkC1 a lopg distance from the hotel
/ who're hc Is staying to call on him, AMI
adds " .th conspicuous simplicity: don't
know but am cncroaching upon Gni''
conversation, bat could not hclF telling
yon ;hls much
In long quiet confidential talk vii
his old companion iu arms Grant had j"
ont this idea, and Dodge eonld not hcl!
telling it, That is the whole of il.
Gran, has not much originality, lac la
not many ideas OF his own; but al hc La
are of drspotic, monaichical G"yormcn,
with him-clflt its head.
G-auf for life, or Grant with crown
Am'r.c.n~' are you ready for
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

election, hr shall lie nominated, and shall
not run IN tho second clrctIOn-allowluS
every voter in the parish 10 vote ia SAID
rlrc'!on The second election shall deter
mine vho shall be- the nominees of the par
ty, and only those receiving the highest
number Of votes "a above stated ~ the
first election shall run IN tle last election.
All voters IN the parish shall I've allowed 10
vote in tlIs election.
W. E.. Martin moved 20 lay this -uhSt-
tuto ON the table. The motion was lost.
The substitute of X. !. webb was then
adopted.
For the nth resolution the following
substitute Wis offered and adopted:
H,.o,r,d. :. That the Chairman Of the
Executive Committee appoint three com
ui--ioucr- Of Election IN ~ many places III
| the wards A. the people of the wards may
dcsirr; and ~ the people Will not have time
ia register. that all be- allowed To- vote " h,
will acrrr to support the nominees, VIA"
ever they may be; and that all shall vote
I in Their own wards tn prevent confusion
and that said comm ~>iouCTS shall on Mon
| dav after each election report at the to"i
| of Homer, when the vote shall h" c"untc'
| m the presence of tho chairman of the IN
,,utIlr Committee and tite-sII+-- r'Hi com
! mls~loncrs oi election.
john McClrish offered III" following mo
ton: That this mass meeting express 1T
! preference for the election at person 4"
| Tax Cullrctur-t lc d recommendation Il
the Governor for tie appointment "i Tn
sane. to hc left to III" people Al the pr
mary election. Adopted 10y - y"aT t" -
nays.
on motion Of W. {. Martin, 4 vas OF
drrcd that the proceedings OF this moc'"
hc published in the CLNlH"r>r Grtnri,>
y q. Democrat, Ouachta Telegraph. All
Mlndru Democrat.
ON motion, the meeting adjourned.
w. +. MORELAND, President.
IirS. X. C"IEMNN, 'Scrr,,,r,,.
| pENlIoS Is. ll>YE-,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

II will be seen that Mr.. JoHN d. WAFER
is . candidate before the people, asking
their endorsement Of his claims as Tax
Collector. Mr. Wafer is an intelligent
young man Of undoubted integrity, and
will doubtless receive handsome support
all over the parish-he certainly will where
be 10 best known.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

Mcssrs. Roberts n Bro, publishers, have
secured tue services of the first writers III
the United States and England. and are
publishing from them series of books
known ~ the "No Name" series, becaus,
the authors name IS kept secret. These
books are for sale at the post office.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
BOARDING HOUSE.

THE BEST OF ~ ERlTIllNG IN TIE
L Market at the most r'"'o"'hlorPrh"s.
Board and Lodging, per day, SlOon
Single Meals, Observation-Disclosures. &C
At my old stand, near TInkersley's Stable.
WILLIAM SMITH
Feb. Is, ISIS. 2;,:tiu
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Under this head We publish such articles
a. our patrons chooS" to write upon mat
tiers If public interest. II must h" uhdcr-
stood that We aIr IN no way Responsible
for the views, criticisms, plans, Ac., when
apurar m TIL, cu.ulnn.--E En-. CT tEpIAN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

W cal, attention t. the advertisement
If RaEland's Livery STABLE. cur friend,
X. I. RAGLtNp, i the manager, and with
experienced 49, -tauts, good horses hacks
and bugsIrs, and dead load. of com ard
fodder, will stand second to no man in the
State in the Livery business
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
The Good Bishop.

Gil Haven. bishop, 10y the grace
of the devil, dcnoUnccs the Amer
can people for ''not going forward
to preserve their national being
and says the only way to keep mp
that national Eiag" is 10 rccoG-
nize our fellow men as our brothers
and do away entirely with all dis.
tinctions of race or color. In short,
he is a stern advocate for the ANAL.
gamation of whites and blacks.
Tie good bishops heart is broken
because ''in Rhode Island, that
mother of soul liberty, this worst
foe of soul liberty, has authoritative
~ revealed itself in that She has
refused to repeal 1.-THE iniqu!tous
law forbidding marriage between
whites aud blacks" He also gricvcs
over the recent action of the Conncc.
ticut Legislature in refusing to incor.
poratc "a colorcd company, and
where no man Of color can be eli.
rolled i'll any existing company.
1t is pity this righteous man
has never set an example for the
illumination and guidance Of his DC
uightcd fellow citizens. who do not
altogether understand the process
of preserving their national being
by taking to his own bosom one o
the blacklist ofblack wcnchcs. w,
presume it is too late for him to d,
so now, unless his wife should die
II is matter of surprise that sucl
Il zcalot rs he is does not put away
his present spouse so as to have III
opportunity o; illustrating his thco
ry 10y actual practicc.-Shrtrcpor
Times.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

Onr reports from examination. tn, woth
are mcagrc. We trust that The various
communities will understand that It has
been impossible tor rs To- attend the cNcr
pondcnts ia the vicinity 20 furnish reports.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

The editor of the GrARpih" leaves Homer
this wcck fr Shreveport anu other points |
north and west Of this While Ia ShTcN''
mort the merchants "f that city will hc
given an opportunity T." advertise in our
columns They will receive ample assur-
,ucra that our circulation aud standing ia
CI,lInruc PARISH ~ such that an advertise
r.nt will pay. The people ct 'laI""fhc
want tn trade IN ShrrNrpurt, and liberal
patronage IT the G,ARpI>N hy Tia bust
nr .mcn Of that place viii encourage the
desire.
The heaviest shower of the -"a~"n f'.Il GA
Saturday last.
Soc aunounccmrntotr rb'rc speaking b,
candidate, for tn, state Legislature.
tn, of17TIll rcrrrts oi The Las: C"nGrc~~
hills ,ix volumes containing ~" pages
HE republican convention ~ Alabama
adjourned without uomlua'Iuga stat" TICK
ct
The Potter Committee have had X il"-G
nm the witn,.,. stand lie ~-m' {" kn"w
nothing.
Book. for f. cents hnuks f"r - cents,
books for 30 ~, % cents and Il at the
post office.
General Gordon has purcha. Il '''"tga
fam containing 1850 acres, ALL viii iil'r
sheep upon il.
A movement to rrnoniuat" President
Hayes for second term struck a tnas
before stating.
The las, meeting Of the Peace Congress
WAS held on the 18Th INST. Thr Turk"
Ru-san wal il at last ended.
The treaty e peace has been signed at
Berlin. II contains sixty claus,s aud J.
said to be- the longest ever known.
We learn that Prot Il. \. SMITH, who l.
10 take charge of Homer College this fall
isNrry III At the lcsld,noc Of Rev. lhp'. }
Upton.
Cotton SOLID III New Orl,iu- ou the ltl
inst at tn" following rrlc,e Ordinary -
good ordinary ~, low iiliddlng l': md
ding II.
II seems that We were N ~tatrd III on
statement that the Grrcnhick club 1T Inv
parrish i, lrfunct. We are informed t'a
the corpse still shows some signs Of llh
and animation.
We have had the pleasure ot meeting
with judge Boone, of BicnvIll" parish
The Judge Is, We presume, seeking for -om'
political honor- II 80 he viii dnUb,lr,
announce the fact in duo time.
Mrs,r. john \ M,Clu.ir and Il Az
cock have returned hnm, from the stat
I'niyofs,ty at Baton Rouge. 10th N"unl
gentlemen seem To We wonderfully imprnv
I'd. We hope that they may have pleas
ant vacation.
We announce Mr.. T. n RuIiV - can
did,tc lot Shcrn Mr. holm is at tins tim
u Justice ot the Peace in ward three. H.
las made g",-l officer and Will. w d'rh
not maze go.d sheriff Let the rror.
give hls claims consideration.
Gcn,tal GAriirl1, iu,mhcl Of Ion-r,-
ttnm Ohm /. -, fling M ms ilAN IT Mont,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
FOR SALE,

/ DESIRABLE TOWN LOT IN HOME
y located near the Masonic Female - -
iuic-knuwn ~ the cleveland Lot -
tanning two acres Of ground. The 10.
some improvements. For further PAN
lars, apply Ia JOE ShtLiss o.
April II. lS1-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
rl,r LICK BArrrcrr, July II, =.

ILI LICK H,EBrt II, July IL, =.
VI. Editor-No one should plod through
life without noting some OF the bright
SCENES aud pleasant occurrences; trUAnt
should bc. should neglect the present.
| am now AT the largest barbecue that
have ever IN tins country attended, given
hy the colorrd citizens OF the parish oi
Claiborne, LII. The grounds are well pre-
pared and we'll selected; excellent water
convenient, and nothing is wanting u"ccs-
SarN for the comfort Of all And when
say all, it expresses th"usands-at least 300
white mon were present, and over 3H"
all well provided and cared for Never III
s. did ,rc 81 large couCuur~c Of persons
seemingly ~ happy. too apparent for eimn-
lltiou. There was no failure ia anything
necessary to make the affair a success. Not
pnlItIcal-a regular old family meeting
An addrr~, Was given hr MrCk Vincent, n
highly respected colorcd citizen, quite ap-
pIupIia,c and we'll delivered. Alcck is ;;
most excellent citizen. The young blood-
! lad lively Tournament, quite satisfactory
| TO all, being we'll executed. All wcr, trul.
| happy until small specimen 1f III" Jan
ca-~ion race, quite white in appearance
put IN IN appearance, and proposed glNlu,
10 our nul, Hugh uu-hrtcd thunder. BU'
| for the appearance Of old k.ik, our lluSl
would have gNcn t. Ian quictu> moi
! that hc would hlNclci IA hl> stead mere
| !, greasy spot, FROM the tact tina. he lackc,
| The grease To make u spot; consequently I,
/ have properly marked hi> standpoint som,
other component of h- SLIM lcln, woul,
| have been called in rrqui-lfion. However
! hc fill io To" Lcc.ward, and was awful,
! tossed upon tlr rocks, and whc,. sounding
! could Ice made. Il Was not Mark Twain. hu
/ i've s,lut Max Ella. oh. my LoId
suppose there had been jus: at the mom,n
of the bows coming IN contact with tha
foeA Il heavy popping, what would haN'
been the result, Echo SAYS, really | do no
/ know. ihl- little specimen of the GOO,
| Lord's handy work If So could have beer
easily trc,d had Hugh been posted viii
his usual loSmatlcs. SIC SrNrER
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

ID. Is. HAYES, Esq cannot resist the de
SIZE 10 express through the column, otyour
Valuable paper the plcJ>uirI received al
Hayncs,lllc, on Thursday might last, in
witnessing the school exhibition, under
the direction Of Mr.. Moore Although the
exercises were somewhat lengthy the au-
dIcncc showed their appreciation 10y their
constant and uudiNid attention to the
end II is impossible for me 10 dl>crimi-
nate, being an entire stranger and not
knowing the names Sttiiicc IL 70 SAY. that
all was well douc. should he doing an
injustice if | were To omit Mr.. Dr. Her
rings piano playing that CAV, 80 much
zcst 10 the performance She j. an excel
lent performer, and fully appreciates mu-
sic III its full meaning. hope the pros
cut promise Of the school may he fulfilled
10y u bright future. A. A. W.