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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-03-09

1T was reported from Rome on the
lst that the italian Government has
warned the Vatican authorities through
the Inspector of Police, that they could
take no measures to prevent possible
disturbances at the Pope's coronation
as the Pope did not recognize the King
of Italy. The Vatican was indignant, and
decided that the coronation should be
strictly private. An understanding be-
tween the Papacy and Italy is apparent
ly as far off as ever.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-03-09

The gratifying intelligence of the
signing OF the treaty of peace was pro-
mulgated on the Sd. The Grand Duke
Nicholas announced the fact to his SOL
diers at a review, at San Stefano, when
the Te Deum was sung amid great re-
joicing. The news was received at St.
Petersburg with great enthusiasm.
Crowds gathered before the palace,
shouting and singing ''God save the
Czars| .r
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-03-09

THE Silver bill became law without
receiving the Presidents signature, both
houses of Congress having promptly
passed the bill over the Presidents veto
by the requisite two-thirds majority
1t is announced that the Secretary of
the Treasury will at once issue the
necessary orders fQrsthe mints to begin
the coinage of the old silver dollar.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-03-09

1T is not impossible that the famine
in China may produce profound effect
upon the destinies of America. 1t is
reported, upon apparently unquestiona-
BILE authority, that 10000, 900 of human
beings are now on the verge of starva-
ton in the famine stricken provinces of
North China. And there is some rea-
son to believe that the Cinnamon, flee
ing from this terrible scourge along the
pathway which a few emigrants have
opened, will come, in numbers immense
ly greater than any we have yet dream
ed of, to our shores. No legislation
could possibly check or divert such a
stream if once its flow were to begin.
1t would be easier to dam the waters of
the Mississippi with an Act of Congress.
g The Chinese difficulty, says the Lon
don Times, commenting on this possi-
bility, may fairly become a greater
menace to the future of the United
States than the negro difficulty was at
its worst; for the negro emigration was
never voluntary, and closed with the
abolition of the slave-tr trade, while if the
Chinese tide once begins to flow in
force it is difficult to see where and
when it viii STOP"
A VERY interesting project is that of
the Maryland and Delaware Ship Canal
Company. They propose to build a
canal II miles long, having 25 feet depth
of water and 100 feet width, between
Chesapeake Bay and Delaware Bay.
By this means Baltimore will be brought
as near to Cape May at the mouth of
the Delaware as Philadelphia is, and
the distance for ocean vessels between
Baltimore and New York and Europe
will be shortened by 225 miles, while
the saving of freight between Baltimore
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-03-09

REPRESENTATIVE SCALES, Chairman
of the Committee on Indian Affairs, in
his report in favor of the bill for the
transferring of the Indian Bureau from.
the Interior to the War Department,
shows the present management costs
the Government S23. .O5 per capita, while
under the Proposed bill the cost to the
Government will not exceed S4. .28 per
capita.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-03-09

POPE LEO XIII. was crowned in the
Sistine Chapel on the Sd. The cerc-
mOny occupied four hours. Cardinals,
Prelates and diplomatists accredited to
the Vatican, and few other persons,
were present. The Pope was afterwards
carried to his apartments, blessing spec
tators on the way.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-03-09

IT was officially announced in the
Spanish COrtes on the 1st, that the Gu
ban Central Committee, the Executive
and chiefs of insurgents had surrender
ed. A vote of thanks to the Generals and
the army in Cuba was Immediately
adopted, and the Cortes went in body
to congratulate the King and Queen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-23
9aS Guoe oeS u2lIttatbolteiSs
NUS"

Sn Bonn baben bic iosenanntsn v9Its
tatbolifen" cine Spnobe Weriammluns)
sebalten unb baben nit rs Stimmen aes
gen % ben BeidluB sefaBt: baB ben ALT,
tatbolii@en" @eiiIiden bas 5etratben ers
Iaubt iei. Wte i'm Gbeatsr beim 0aitipiel,
enbet aud Der vNlttatboIicismus" nit Der
9eiratb. BetanntIi9 babsn bic Stifter
bes valttatboIicismus" ertIdrt, ie balten
an allen 2ebren Der tatboIii9sn Stride felt,
nit Iusnabme Der 9sbre pom benz uafebls
barren 2ebrumt bes papitss. Nun aber
bate i4on bic uralte tatbolii9e Rir9en.
.ueriammlans in Nicda Dor mebr aIs 1900
Sabren ben Yrieitsrn bic gbe perboten unb
ale ipdteren @oncilien babsn bieies 0ers
bot INNER wieber i~elfsebalten unb erneuert.
Wit obisem 8eidluB ldusnsn alto bic
yMlttatboliten" bic uraIten Qebren Der
fatboliiden &irde unb babsn besbaIb sar
tein &edt gu iasen, ie isien nod Ratbos
liten. Bon OOainser, benz Stammpater
bes alttatbOIieismus", sebt bas @erii4t,
er poIe baIb ieinen Srtbimsrn entiasen
anb CUR Wabrbeit Der tatboIii9en Stride
3urddtebren. Das bat er nun ~seIeusnet
unb mir finb aud nidt Der Meinuns, baB
OOainser lie our Wuttertir9e suradtritt.
gr begging cine idpere SiRbe sesen ben
81. @eiit unO ioI9e Siinben MAIDEN ben
climber 9emObnli1 perItodt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-23
&ir6li6e uSinferlinse."

Der MOn9 9 b q erfanb i'm I. Sabr.
bunbert in England bic &unit bes Sdnbes
unb 6insersdblens unb &e9nsns; Iisi,
lus, gr3bii4Of BON SaIaburs i'm 7. Sabr:
bunbert, mar Der Grite, mslder ~bsbauptsts,
bic Grbe iei cine 6usel unb bate @esens
fiiBIer Tett, WSn9 BON Mres,o, erfanb
bic StimmIsitsr, bic Wuitreseln uno bic
harmonic Ter Oiaton o a, basM asnet
u. ben SeecompaB /; Der Oominitansr 9 /,
n a, bic Brilen NIbertbe Der @roBe, Elm
Oominitaner, bas Clint unb Nrisnif: Der
W6n4 BertboIb sd bat ers
fuaben, mas weoer @eometer nod YbiIoio:
pben erfunbsn babsn: bas Yuluer; Der
abt pom ct. aIban, q d DaIins g.
o ri, baute I'M Sabre 1925 bic erfte afro:
nomii9e llbr; Der Benebittiner BafIius
8aIentin, mar Der grite, wel9er bic
@bemie our 5eiluns Der Rranten &c.
brau9te; 9uca bi . bra@te uns
bic algebra; Der Suluit &irder, i'm
Sabre 1897, iteute Suerit 8rennipiessI Der ;
Der Seiuit Is aualiert, i'm Sabre l647
entoedte bic 0ielfarbisteit bss 9i9tes Der
Seiuit Resio.M ontanus erfanb bas
metriide Spitem, berielbe, nit benz @anos
nicus &opsrnicus u. benz Cardinal Is II a,
entbedte bas san5e Spitem bss BsItbauss ;
RarbinaI GuIa, lang Dor 9alilei, bebaup'
tete, baB bic Come itebe uno bic grofusel
ii@ brebe; Der Seneoictiner 9 onttus,
Elm Spanier, eriann bic srite Metbobe, bic
Gaubitummsn gu unterri9ten i'm Sabre
1870; bsr Ssiuit 6 a q, i'm Sabre 1857,
srfan6 bas MitteI, bic BIinoen Ieisu gu
Isbren; Der Diafon &oIIet, In Srant'
reid, ertldrle Swei Sabre Dor 5rantlin, ME
bic @ewitter aus Der glettricitdt Der Wol:
Ten entffsbsn; Der seIebrteite Stsrntunbise
unierer i3eit mar Pater See4i elm Ses
iuit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-23
Gon8reb fatbolti6er Sour.
naIiren.

gSie uniere 9sisr iid s~rinnern werben,
baben mir idon Dor Sabrsn tie Sbee ans
serest, cine SeriammIuns Der 9ertreter Der
teutiden tatboIii9en PreiIe bieies Qanbes
absubalten unb ben @runb su elmer bIeis
benben Organization gu lesen. Oie Sbee
fano nur tbeilweiie ben ssbofftsn antlans
unb blieb unfru9tbar.
Aus benz Dem Yortsr Ballet" cries
ben mir nun, baB li9 bic 0ertreter Der snss
liiden tatboIii9en prsiis bisiss 9anbes bic
Sbee anseeisnst babsn unb aud su PERMITS
li4eu 9eionnsn Iinb. sic baben einen
GonsreB b%srufsn, Der am 8. september
Suiammentrstsn ioa Der 0erlammIuuasort
1T iebod nod ni9t beitimmt. @ir wolIen
boffen, baB uniern ensliid lprsdenben goIs
lesen bic Nusfibruns Der SSbss selinst, ibr
grfols wiirbe un5weifelbaft mad mebr ais
elmer @i&tuns bin anressnb pirten unb
beiliame 6olsen mad fd Sisbsn. llebriaens
sriitirt isst cine ioI9s 0ereinisuna Der
Rebacteure tatboIii9sr Blatter bes Gbsins
Ianbss ; fts belt tir5Ii@ ibrsn @onsreb al
unb boffsntli9 wsrbsn mir balb Ndbsres
iber bic Gbatistsit u~niersr suropaii@en
9ouesen erfabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-23
2ociaIsS etnofraten tn Der
S6ule.

rleber SociaIbemofratiide SduItnoben
in ben 0erliner @emeinbeldulen mirb Der
.Vo6. 2ta." Noloenbes oeidrieben:
d. os;t "a ;,nr,sr 49, ,.l
t.rS no%snSs ns,ogo,. 4 hsr %t G
',aSsrsr hnIsn - oss-u w.
1.n,hsr nTs "uI hssauSsrs Sos o1sh".
gsrhoItsu =" SsrisybSn h s;r, Sa HSntss
r;ht INIT ra% osr Isstsr ~ s;m;"sn
S%ursu noros,o a STs;or;Tsn snsT;M
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-23

Sus unb &e4t fam beute Der Ieiber per,
wunbet auf has SdmersensIaser semorfene
&aiier gu mem wobl iasen: Msine Ser.
rem, bas babe i'd Sbnen gu usrbanten!
aber wirb or. Maiefdt es tbun?
Sur befo lauter fol- meme Warns unb
@ediimme ertIinsen. llmtebren 1T moth.
wenbis Die bretBts Wunben, aus Re:
men unier taiierlider Serr iest bIutet, ie
iinb Der bette Bemeis bafir, baB Der ,Qis
beraIismus" uns in cine SadsaHe sefibrt.
Der CUTE Raiier muB leiber Ieiben unb bIus
ten, aber es 1T bobe 3eit um,utebrsn unb
CUR Bube gu i9reiten. vRidudris, rid
udrts, DON Robriao, ridmdrts, ridudrts
itoIse gib's!" M6sen ale ben fol-
gen Naden beusen. benz So9s bss gbri.
itentbums i'm i~ocialen nno itattli1en Qeben
-bsnn es gilt 9eben unb Gbre benz Sauie
Sobensoaern unb benz bsuti9sn golte su
retten, mo nod 9tettuns burd l1mtebr mDs.
LID ideint. @ebanbelt muB merbsn, unb
omar baIb unb trdftis-ni9t nit Miliars
ben, ni@t NIT Wonopolen unb v9iberaIis,
mus" ober gar NIT &eactiou; ni9t nit
gauiatiuen ooer nit SpeciaIseiesen unb
SpeciaIgeridten, ionbern nit anoern Wit.
tsln, Dor gusm nit Soft unb in Oemutb
mub sebanbelt werben.
Videant Consules, ne quid detrimenti
capiat res publica.
S9on rout bas Steinden, BON weI@em
unter @utb: unb Sobnsei9rei Der seiamm:
ten vliberalen" Yrefe Der aud i'm @rabe
Dor ibrem Gpnismus nod ni9t ii9sre
Bius, slorrei4en Inbentens, seipro9en
bat. S9on 1T es sur sermalmsnben Ga.
mine ansema4ien. Gin 3auoern tam uns
beren SermaImenbe Wu9t auf Gbron uub
altar empfnben Iafien, alio no9maIs
ridwdrts, riidwdrts Don &obriso; rids
wdrts, ridwarts, ffol3e Chs.
Do9, bamit mir ni9t uersasen, ionbern
uns aufri9tis be1ern, miifen mir uns iibsr
ben 9rab bes eisenen 8eriduIoens, 10 melt
es ansebt, auftldren unb tr6itsn. gineu
iol1eu Croft fam aIeniaus Der rlmitanb
9eudbren, baB bic l1sbel unb @ebre1en,
on benen mir iest leibeu, nt1t BON seitern
unb beute, ni9t Don 1866 unb 1870 Der
batiren, ionbern baB ibre 5unbamente gum
Ebeil auf ben aussans bes uorisen u. ben
anfans bes iesisen Sabrbunberts suriif;
3ufibren iinb. Wir leben ia einmal in els
ner uertebrten WeIt uub baben bisber bluts
weais setban, UNI wieber ms redte Sabrs
waiier 3u tommen. DEM bur9 bic preiis
periibte SeIeibisunsunsen bes allmddtisen
9ottes perben !. 9. beut gu Gage entme:
Der gar ni4t, ooer bod nur nit sinisen
Boden er Mart ssitrait; 8eleibisun.
gen or. Maisitdt bes &aiiers friber bod:
items nit einisen Wonaten maa6e anOere
aber uiel i9drfer.
Hortiesuns foIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-23
RatbpliIeaer Rtrhen Ralenber.
a6tmns ibr &atboltfen
Die etimms oss perf. Yius X.

Sn uniern Gasen i9sint bic Soriebuns
Der tatbpIii6en 8reile cine b~eionbere Ufiis
Sion seseben su baben. Din ibr 1T es, bic
@runbidee Der Srbnuns unb bes 9lans
6ens bort, NO bisielben berri5en, 81 bewabs
ven unp fe ba su uerbreiten, mo 9ottlos
{ioteit un6 cine talte @lei9siltisfeit bies
feIben in @srssfenbeit seratben lieBen. =
Btus TX. in eiucm S5reiben uon 1851.
@ir eriuden sic i~nitdnbisit allen benen
nit eurem suten @iaen unb ellrer 9unli
bei,uIfeben, bic nit 9eiit besabt unb nit
~aeniieenber 8enntniB ausseriitet, fi4 on
6te &rbeit MAIDEN unb Builder unb Seitun:
aen sur 0ertbeibisuns unb 8erbreituns be,
fatboIii6.n 9ebre perOffentli4en. - Gncp:
elica 9ius TX.
9aBt @i6ts unueriu9t, wobnr4 uniert
beilise &elision unb ibre beiliame 3ebre II
ben 8ereini9ten Staaten meter perbreitet
sperben tSnnen, bamit p~erirrte Waneere,
auf ben rs6ten 9fab suridseIeitet weroer
a~Dsen.-Sdreiben 8ius TX. on bic Bi
F96fe Der Q. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-23

Sabre = ME mir in ben u~ersansenen ses
tban-fOltfabren i'm Oienfe Der 3. &ir9e
fir Wabrbeit unb &e@t gu tdmpfen /; bas
peiBt Du. Iber aud Oh beinerieits
fanntf uns belfeu, bic aufsabe IOien unb
omar auf ueri@iebene slrt, ). g., baB Du uns
fer in Oeinem @sbete s%ebentit, bab Ou fir
bic 0erbreituns bes 8Iattes iorsen biIff,
-es III nod Iunse ni9t Maes in Der Gins
iidt setban - bab Du uns i~ntereHante
Neuisteiten, Defenders ioIde iiber 2anbs:
Ieute utittbeilt. baB Du prompt Dsin abon-
nementsselb entridteit u. NJ. aues bas
bilft gum 9ebeiben oes Organs BE- +
Suremburser in Gmerita, auf
bas Ou itOIB biit, unb t1ria9e BAIT itOIS gu
iein.
llnb bamit @ruB unb Soft befoblenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-23
umfeyr mi 0uke.

b bamit @ruB unb @ott befoblsn!
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-31
Missionary Bapti.t.

Rrv. J. w. MELTON breaches at Coal
Springs, ID Sabbath in each month and
Saturday hcforc--At Sharon, near Lisbon
18th sabbath of each month and Saturday
bctore-At Homer, on the 1t Sabbath and
Saturday before of each month.
REV. 4. HARRIS breaches nj Antioch
lst. sabbath Of each month aud Saturday
bcforo-At Colquitt, ID Sabbath-At Rocky
Spring, 3D. Sabbath of each month and
saturday bcfnrc--At New Friendship, dtl
Sabbath and Saturday before.
REV. II. z. ARDS breaches at Athens
LIST Sabbath in each month and Saturday
before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-31
OFFICIAL.
To the Qualified Electors OF the state
Of Louisiana.

NlIIcr ~ SLCRFI AIRY ~ STATE, }
STt1E 90 LUUisLNA,
New Orleans. iuly II, -. y
In uur,uaucc of article III of H." con-
.,,,utinn of this STATE, publication - here
l,y yiv,p % he. Vot,r- of tins Statr al the
.urotu-rd amrndm'u To the constitution
of this STATE, agreed to by tw"-ihirh- OF
IN. m.inlr.Ih elected to each h"u~r ct the
Genrsal Assembly, Mt its session "i IL,
and which are required 10 he publINh'd,
tine, month. before the noNt arurral cleo
I'M, ter REPRESENTATIVES, "a the '4rrwrni A.
~ mblN III 1T least Qua ne wsvapef incverI
u. rish Of this, stat, in Which prwspalcr
shall u. publ he'll. Sail am Ddm'Fts ap.
pear more fnllyin acts N0a 73'snl y "i
ihr irgiIlar s..ssssss of- tl,s General As-ein
biz Of ls7e, mud hr'acENo. y II She Axtra
.essfon OF thc t;eneIA ss<mbf 81 1s7r
which an oficillS abb els Al .i0 He IN
llpInatiou 81 the voter, and hlch VIII"
.a,.iitttd to tho r-;IdS nj th~ ,sNt grneta'
election, 10 i".tlcll on the fifth DAY III No
,euibcr seAtl 10, me,u lee uv'iin1r .'iI'
fnun tll,t the people may vote for nr a,alus
each Amendment, separately, and II Il ma
IA Srts oltho vi,t.s at said 'aef ION 'lnl
is,p,r,Ne aud ra,,fy all r ,ithrr Of SAL
ainly.i ncuts, the s,itso sh;sH b' CONS ~ p'I
Of t,ic constitution. .-,,
~ : ..- WILL. A: STRONG,
Co.. Secretary Of state.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-31
Keep Straight Ahead.

PAY no attention to slandrrrrS or
cosslp mongcrs. Keep straight
ahead in your course, and let back
biting die the death of neglect.
What is the usc of j. ing awake
nichts, brooding over the remark ot
some false friend, that runs through
YOUR brain like lightning! What
is the list Of getting into worry
and fret over gossip that has been
ailoat To your disadvantages by some
mc,ldlrsomc busy body who has more
tongue than character! II what Is
sall about You is true, set yourself
ll.ht: IT il Is false, let 1t 20 Tor
What II ~ worth. II Il bee stlngS
vuu wnutd you 90 10 the hive I" de
stro\ il! Would not thousands
come upon ,"u' !, ~ Wisdom tn
SAY little respecting the injuries yo,l
have received. We arc generally
loser, ~ the end II We stop To lcilltr
I'll the back biting and goSSipng
We may hear by the way. They are
,nnoyin~. il Is true, hut not dan
grrous solon. as We do not stop tn
,\pos,nlatr and scold. pnr cliarac
tiers are formed and sustained 10y
ourselves, 10y our own actions ana
purposes, aud not by others. Let
rs always bear III mind that calum
niators may usually he trusted t.
time and the slow but sure justlc,
or public opinion.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-31
TIE GUARDIAN.
Sensation In Amputated Limbs.

The Virginia (Ncv) Enterprise
prints n communication from MI d.
q. EldIidgc, which reads:
a gentleman called my attention
to an item in. your paper regarding
a lad whose arm had been ampllta
ted. aud what he suffered, ana the
removing of the same ana us ~
suits. Fifteen years ago ] lost
leg, and il was closely packed III
,Iskct, causing me constant, terri
bic pain. \ good wife, unknown h
me. sent q faithful servant to ar
rang, the amputated limb comfort
nhlv in new and larger casket.
The moment the hg was bahdl~l
knew it, and the comfort lSGaI'
then and has never ceased, and 1
could tell the position precisely III
which the missing member wac
placed. am glad to know my eH
rrriencc is verified; but just how u
account for tins let the wise mcn tel
This is the first time any ali'lsloi
WAS ever made to thus mattfr ny
rnself. and ! only ilIudc to it now
To add my testimony To thai oil tn'
lttlc lad. that missing members Il,
IN some mysterious way convey u
MS the sense OF feeling. am wei
known To many in your community
and the peculiar circumstances AT
tending IN, loss, if you desire, YOU
..,,, ,,n1lis'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-31
Silent Men.

Washington never made a speech.
In the zenith of his fame, says Ab
bolt. he once attempted it, failed,
and gave II up, confused and aba>li
ed. In framing the constitution of
the United States the Labor WAS al
most wholly performed III committee
of the whole, OF which George Wash
ington WAS day after day the char,
man, and he made but two speeches
during the convention, oi very lew
words each, something like ono OF
Grants speeches. The convention,
however, acknow lodged the master
spirit, and his historians affirm that
had it not been for his personal pop.
llarltN and the thirty words ol his
first speech. pronouucing II the best
that could Toe united upon. the con
Stltution would have been rejected
by the people. Thomas Jefferson
never made u speech. He couldn't
do it. Napoleon, whose executive
ability is without Il parallel, SAID
his greatest difficulty was III finding
men of deeds rather than words
When asked how he maintained his
influence over his Supcrlors IN AZ,
and experience. when commander
IN chlci ut an army in Italy. he sand
10y reserve. The greatness oi Il man
is not measured 10y the length oihl>
speeches AMI then number.
Ii has too often been the fate Ui
inventors To reap 10 bcuCht FROM
their own inventions: some capitalist
taking advantage of their poverty
10 purchase the fruit of their brain
at - tr'lln. outlay. This sort q
thing has lust eliminated IN Il trag
cdv AT Port Deposit, Maryland
William M"Glll, "A mlchiniSt had in
ycutrd a model Tor new stove; and
vas unable To patent it Tor want ol
means. His employers, the brothers
Armstrong, however, had tpatcntcd
and refused to allow him the least
compensation for his labor. After
- 4 long and Ruthless cnlcaVur To ct'
feet settlement, McGill ended til,
difficulty 10y shooting both the Arm
stronss and then killing himself
The Armstrong; are moltalll wound
cd, and popular s. mpathy excuse
the murder.
The number of car wheels in us
on the railroads Of the United State
is 3,5OO.OOO. The average lite OF
wheel il about 5000 miles. .
fast passenger trains wheel last
about ten months, but OH frcisl
ears a wheel will last from three I
ten years. The average will be
bout five years and 7W,OOO ar
therefore renewed annually ut
cost, less the old wheels. Of $4,000
OVO.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-31
Primitive Baptist.

REV. NJ. G. PARKER breaches at Lcba-
non, LIST Sabbath of each month-At New
Ramah I'd Sabbath of each month-At Mt.
Paion, ith sabbath of each mouth and Sat
urday before.
REV. Ii. b. HOWARD breaches at An
tioch ith Sabbath Of each month.
REV I. J. FOSTER breaches at Sum.
meriicld, LIST Sabbath in each month.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-31
Shcrin"S Sale.

w. W. n j l.. Brown vs.. J. ii. Iiincs-ln
Parish Couit Of Webster parish, No. %.
STATE IF Louisiana, Parish Of Claiborne
Di virtue of writ Of fcri fdcids issued
ID out of the Parish Court in and for the
parish of Webster, said State, in the above
entitled suit have srizcd and will proceed
Ia sell, othe last and highest bidder, with
in tia legal hours of sale, at the Court.
house door III the town Of Homer, on the
First Saturday In August, A. u. 1873,
il being the ird day Of said month, the un-
divided interest of said J. II. Hines. rs one
of the heirs of John W. Hines decd, in the
following described property, situated in
Claiborne parish, To Wit:
The west half of the southwest quarter
of section - the southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter Of section 30; the east
half of the northeast quarter and northeast
quarter OF southeast quarter of section 81;
the west half of the west half and north
cast quarter of southwest quarter of section
-, IN township -, range 40 acres more
or less, with all the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale cash, with the benefit of
appruscmcut.
II. w. KIRKPATRICK,
sheriff.
June II, l-7-. Lpf SO So 45ts
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Upholstery and Mattress.
Making.

'IllF uHdri signed announces to the people
l OF Claiborne parish that he is engaged
in the UPHOLSTERY business in all its
branches. Furniture repaired, cleaned and
Vanished. MATTRESSES made to order:
old one, repaired and worked over
shop on North Main street. In lear OF
\. W. Barrow's Store.
JULIUS LANGlIELD.
Sent. - l-1c Atm
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Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN.

REV. +. f. LEACH breaches at Shiloh,
Second sabbath III each month aud Satur-
day bciorc-At Salem Church, Third Sab
bath in each month and Saturday before.
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II. ID. HARRISON.

The publication Of the GUARDIAN is be.
gun under the most favorable circum.
stances. Its financial standing is second
to no other country paper in the State
Mcssrs MCCRANIE and SIMMONS, two Of
the most solvent men i'll the parish, guar.
antc-ing it, publication ~ announced in
the Prospectus. The subscription list al.
ready numbers over 600 names viii salts
factory assurances of a large increase.
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Claiborne Circuit Methodist Protestant
Church.
Prcsl,yteriaii.

REV. J. +. DAVIDSON breaches at 10
mcr. lSt and 81 Sahhaths OF each month";
Al Miudcu, ID sabbath of each month
st Athens, 18th sabbath Of each month.
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InMn of MOinrr:
RELIGIOUS NOTICES..
Homer Circuit u. Z. Church South.
REV. j. A. PARKER, PASTOR.

Tnlip Church - First Sunday in each
month, Al IL o'rlk. Il III. llnmcr-Srcund
and Fourth Sundays III each month. at II
u'cl'k, N, and Fourth sundays at : p III.
Arizo.a-1hi:d SUNDAY, n u ~, and
III.
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Board Of school Directors.

". J. LESLIE. Prrst.,
liz. :. \. WEBB. Srcy..
DR.. J. +. MEApORS, JOHN COOK,
Coz. J. = YOl'NG, GEORGE DAVIS,
Is. T. LEDBE1'TER, BOB TARkINTbN.
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Christian.

REV. +. NJ. NORTIIUM breaches at I'm
ion Grove, six miles north Of Homer, on the
Minden and Eldorado road, 81 Sabbath of
each month and Saturday before.