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edge against him. Joseph narreau tho ring
lcador of the party IL we'll looking man Of 3d.
fashonnbly dressed. and Of good education.
He has been painter, an engrayer, singer,
and an actor. Ho was. Ike his father, addicted
to gambling. and, before taking t. forgery az n
profession. lost nll his money ut Monaco, For
six years he. his brother, his mother. and their
Associates lived comfortably on tho produce OF
the forged bank notes. which the head clerk Of
tho bank estimates as amounting to at least
So 600 sterling.
Joseph Brrrcnu and his mistress lived I'm
pretty house ut Courhcvoie. under the names Of
Baron and Baroness Barrcau- Larochc. md one
witness said thcy were much respected in tho
ncighbofhoOd. They had agents who. for
commission. rcndily got the forged notes
changed by small tradcsmon and in market
towns They might yet have bccn Undecided
lui FOR the ifnprudenrc VI tho youngest confcd-
crate. who went to change n note at the Grandes
Magnsns du Louvre. where there is a sys-
tcmatic surveillance at tho counters.
NJ. Iachauis speech for the defence was
merely pro fOrma. In face OF the overwhelming
proof aud n full confession.
Joseph liarreau was sentenced to- penal scrvi-
tudc for life. his brother for fifteen years. the
young man for five years. and the women to va
iious terms Of Imprisonment.
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Suspicion of Plot to swindic u Life Insur-
ance Company.

NEwBURGH oct. IA few weeks ago two
Sew York drummers put up at the Oie House In this
city While there thcN 1sscd the river twice and hired
a sahoat 90 take san IN Newhursh Bay The second
time they went out one of them Sugicn dl return
and Dee has never been seen in these rart, since His
cNmpou % said that DE had either zen or hunC krd
oNtih'aii 10y The yachts BOOM ami that q, siitr his
Efforts GO rescue him. hU drowned III. h,slV has
never been recovered IL has since been usceraiuct
mat me insurance company Is intcre.tc Susdeus
sudden disappearance. ~ he took out policy On
hi, lc lu,t NIuus To the alleged accident -us
r'cti g. ic plot g. get 'hc INSURANCE money. and
agent Vi TIE company has been here iuNc. usauug
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WRIGHT, THE HORSE THIEF
A suspicion that he IL Also n Murderor-The
shnM angunk Mountain Trngedx.

NEwDURdH, Oct 5.-Joseph w. Wright,
the horse thief. is on his way to State prison to
serve n ten years sentence Wright is about %
years OF ago. He will not give his right name
nor will he give the place OF his birth. When
asked by the Court here on Thursday where ho
was born he replied that If thcy wanted him to
toll n falsehood he would say st. Louis He
says his folks are wealthy. He is an educated
young man. and says that he has memorial srru-
pies about committing n crime. He made pol
ishcd speech in Court before being sentenced,
ton may possibly reveal the fact that Wright is
a murderer IA we'll "a n horse thief. Two
horses. with blankets and whip, were stolen
from resident VI Decrpark in July last. Some
days attrrWard the horses were found loose in
the road, near tho Shawangunk Mountains.
possession " Wright .andhe was arrested. When
lnterrogatcd us 10 how tho horses got away
from him. he said that his brother helped him
steal them. ana alter committing the theft they
went into the Shawangunk Mountains. There
they qunrrollnd over "A division " tho stolen
property and his brother fired pistol at him
which frightened the horses and they ran away.
The two brothers then parted company Wright
ghve no further Information rs to the where
ahoui- of the brother. \ telegram to The SUS
few days ago reporte the finding u the body
OF a strang" man in the Shawangunk Mountains
brother had the quarrel over the division Of the
property. The body had evidently been in the
woods several weeks and has not yet been iden-
tn'd IN Investigation in Wrights case dis
clost u the fact that he has no brother II il be-
l"ved that the dead body found in the woods il
brother and that Wright knows something
about his death.
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\ Gang of Counterfeiters In JAN.

WAsHINGToN. Oct The Secret Service Dr.
vision OF tie Treasury Department to-day received IN.
formation OF the arrest ~ seven additional members Of
the Crabiroe OF couuterters Kentucky ami Ten
ncsscr and ihet are in Jail At knoxville Their names
Elias Lawson. Frank Wilmer Merrill Oakrs. James
Miller Harrison settles George VI shepard and B,I
Allen Twenty members Of tie gaus have thus lar
D. urr re- ST a
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Ngcssrs. TIFFANY X co.

Ngcssrs. TIFFANY X GO.
invite attention TO the new
patterns Of thcil' Plated
Ware, made expressly for
This season.
The articles are specially
designed fOriiieirb rS! trade,
anil the adap!abiiity Of
forms 10 the uses for which
they are intended has been
carefully considered.
This ware il made of hard
metal, sOidcrcd with s;l.
ycr at every joint. heavily
plated, stamped with the
name Of the house. and
guaranteed Ia be the BEST
PLATED WERE WADE.
UNION SQUARE.
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rTo pmILADEI.rIIIN,
Il VIA
PENNsYLvANiA RAILROAD


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN TuEOlGll TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
HIRE DEfOlS II PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK
DOUBLE TRADK THE MOST IMPROVED FQUIPMENE
AND lllt FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
,, oN ANp AFTER JULY e. 1879
inftAudt #, FERRIES As follow.
-" ~ dl,e 80 % Limited, II M,l,4b.G,G 3D.
a 80, 7 go. = so. and % T. NJ " ~ 20
hu"ls ui htuuhl5u Annex connect with all through
transfer Tor Rruu. lVu travel
Returning tram. leave rhiliiolphm3 2pI77 N.ss3l.
am u \ VI !luutcl Express / 80 T. Ml.3.A d. 3d. 2,
=, 3! a N ~ "l' NJ. ana u MHu-nt
IlcNct oltrs 32i and Nit BrAAlWaN. I Aston House.
an ioot w. r,,'o, and roruault sis 4cut 81 and
hI9ohNu Annex lelut foot ot Fulton ST., BrooANu, M
ia, amt rs Nuisou II. inhuhru Depot Jrl,vJ CIV
FRANK THOMSON. ]. T. FARMER
General Manager Grncrh Passenger A-rnt
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Zeal q stait.
Boaro anN noums.

EUdIU NNJ NUuWs.
A FEW lont, men can he accommodated with good
n board and pleasant rooms at lvl Grand St. "a 50 per
week
A WHOM Wishes two lady hoari,r,. 10 weekly;
u ll-ut rooms, "rirs a., a+3 lnst l2,h i
LNVKNISHED ROOMS o let in pryan. Am,ri.
can iamN from ~ go 90 ~ '1 week - Norolh st.
FURNISHED rooms, with board II Macduugal st
(tINIIIM can bee accommodated with first.
~ cH,, board amt rooms, also AfrW ladies. moderate
terms, English family 10 Great Jones ST.. near Bwny.
ONE or two Young girls 10 board also one 10 work on
" machine. 3i7 East l3th 1t LIST door
WANTED child 10 board on nurse
w ,1J East 3lth II ton floor back
> FURNISHED rooms Coy housckccling 50 aud :!
- each on first and second doors, "a ga brnomc st
DII WEST BOTH sT.-Singlc t1rd ioihle rooms
~ WAN board, home comforts. terms moderate
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&lanifo- --Stma.ts.
-rP.TowN ADyrRTIsrKS

A UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
q. NAY eaye Their Myors FOR lgS SuS at the only
cas- Roaaway. corner %, 3ist s. uli eP. ". AMI
1eo 81 az corner 81 l7,a i. u' ~ NJ
Ds E.st an Il, corner Union square, ull = p NJ
A .-ANITaA,t-sA.-A.-.,Aio,rs cro,vs
H-wS@i,i-oGi,iie GanIs Tor medium woiE in Ilan.
-wwsn!c4-o hand; e. cheap wqrs in qaan.c.
.-wan,e4.Fig,toi IA; d6!.hsr. .
hArr SLY. u anl !, Vino Il
a. iFifIii,,t1,5ItiSi i,iii@s4E ~
IlRsrCLAss ufERAToR, uA DOMESTIC MACHINES
BEST PRICES PAID FOR WORK
5 A. HhENAN x! Franklin 81
A. a
cLoAEMAKEHs WANTED
II ~ CHAPLIN SEQ
MANrfA,IoY ~ LLoNAkh ST
4 LADY wall ~ her ,wh,el.r 4 wilson covered
Az s.maR ZOO n D2a il a6uSa \. rj.. oF3
A GIRL u wash IRON and assist IN kitcnon. Also,
- one tor ehamherwork and waiting ApIy at d73
"A house q ArdEEs Moici Laundry, a Bona st
Aonly need Apply. ~ East SIN st BAkpAY.
A LADY from Europe wants cook hunlress, and
n WAITRESS tal at 2"tth az near 18TH st
A TAILOKEss to work ON custom pants ~ East
~ 2-ih Il
Ro>NAz operators wanle4i yerS III, steady u,.,
RASTER m Hnc custom vests who can make button.
bhoe' 10 clinton place second ioor
RTTTONnOLERs on cloaks hy machine. But,
- 'onh"'o machine Tor sale 2oi tnI an st.
RON >AZ.-Goni hands wanted; steady work and
ps"I pay ~ Wooster st
RITTON SEWER on ladies shoes wanted at ~
- Murray Il
(IGAHETrE MAKERs.-E>pcrcncei cigar.
'Nf N'h r. MNfNr', also Hul cutters, hlgu
esI puces lNid steady work ana overtime.
GpuDNlN 4 co 27 Water St
CORSET hands wanted to take work out those
- Mt h u,om,d 10 th, class of stitching must not ap
CONTINENTAL WORKS, 70 White st.
CORSET ba.iers atOINsrhAnS. 7,l BROADWAY. ON
, special orders nrt class hands only
('LOAK MAKERs wanted To So, nv hand
Y HAYWARD, 80 aii ~ Leonard St
EXPERIENCED operators on W " machine.
II hastcr. ami htouholc makers ant grl l., sew but
ENPERIENCED operators on flannel slirts also
from Az Is
ININIsHERs aud operator wanted ON cloaks 2Go
l. East Houston st LIST Nor, rear house. RICH
EITTERs. pastors. and operators wanted on mems
garter work buSkY, on warren st.
HI sT-CLAss An,hers on cloaks, cone prepAre ed
" "VIh Apply at - East lith 81
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u,IiIrr srAkIINE.

NJ FOK QULLNsTONN md LIYEHF00l4
Ankl AllN. ..... SATURDAY. oct BE- % "
t.tlIANNlt saturday. al. O. o. 90 a
CELTIC Thur-iHy. oct ~ 80 Y
From White star DOCK Pier -. \ lrtn K4r.r
tahlu- al aniiSiIpS Saloon. 81 $50. ans q - gJl
ketNru tickets uu faFurtlIt term. ~lr.It.r. SIS
These steamers carry neither cattle. Sheep uIr fI1S
] LILLLe A--LL . -L-LLI \ IL / IL.
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tur SAX ano 4 o s.t.

OFFICES TO LET-In second story sun building
~ 'front.' ami rear well lighted ana steam he ated. Ap
pD AIsuL Publication Othee, Nassau aud Frankfort sta
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GltGurt
4 ust ano tounO.

RANK BOOK lost, No 2s7 pnl; the finder Will please
- return tbs same 10 blrrckcr street Bank
SToIEN.-Open sloop yacht Angelina. 2sx13i, paint
- 'd black with red stieak amt gr,, deck iron brace
uIoush centre hoati. Any Information leading T. re.
coNery Will be literally rewarded by addressing
J. bklnhMAN. % Ailanme AN. NrnnklNn
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FOURTEEN TnEorGil TRAINS EAclI WAY DAILY
lukEE ptfOlS Is PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN SEW YORK
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Uptown ADNEKTIsEKS
n MAY leave their fnvor- for Ing sun at the onIy
author y, q up-town Advertisement Offices,
,Sts ffoaNWaY, corutr o 3lst It u ID 7. VI, an 1
3O- West 2n st, corner -th av. MI ~ NJ
76O 80 av corner nf i7tl It. uN - T.
O2 East 'th II, corner Union square, al "
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED FQUTPMENE
AND lllE EASIEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

The American eagle is not now
much in love with Ohio statesmen
of any grade or condition. | do not
know that New York statesmen in.
spire more confidence, but they bet
ter how to take care of themselves.
hardly think the country will be
looking toward Ohio for political
Solomons now for some years; the
crop is probably exhausted there.
Some newspaper wit has condensed
John Sherman's answers to the com.
mittce into this form: l guess | am
innocent, but l don't know The
whole aspect OF affairs has been
changed 10y tho ten days testimony
before Potters Committee, and II
now seems almost certain that the
Democrats will have the next Con
gress in their hands, to do as they
please. The Oregon election Is
probably an intimation OF what may
bc expected in many other States
-Sprinafeld Republican Letter,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

\ most horrible story comes to us
from the western part of our parish.
\ lady was attacked and killed by
a panther. 1t seems the unfortu-
nate victim had started to a neigh.
boris house near by and in passing
through a skirt of woods was at
tackled by the hideous and danger
GUS animal. Her husband, becom-
ing uneasy at her long absence,
went in search of his wife, and when
he reached the sad scene he found
the panther devouring its prey. The
husband fired at the panther but
| without effect. The body of the la
dy was much mutilated.-Catahon
| la Netcs.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

We learn from a Dallas dispatch
to the Galveston News that the
Weatherford party have come to an
understanding with President Bond
which will extend the Texas Pacific
from Fort Worth to Wcathcrtord.
The construction company is to
grade and tie the thirty one miles
and the Texas Pacific company will
put down the iron. The cost of
construction is estimated at $4,000
for which the road is to issue its Oh.
legations, payable in three years, OF
first mortgage bonds to be issued
next March. The contraction com
pany will at once advertise for bids
Road to be in operation for the
fall trade. Business men of Dallas
promise the assistance asked
Shreveport Times.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
Campaign ISLANDERS.

Mud now that the campaign is about 10
open, that the primary election is aunounc-
ed, and the biennial striving for favor with
the dear people begins, tho slaudercr will
begin to ply his trade. The secrets of the
life of every candidate Oil be laid open TO
public view, and h.dcous lies must De CON
structcd upon such revelations. We be-
licvc that the Psalmist uses the following
words in speaking Of these curses of socic
~: Their throat is an open scpulchrc, the
poison of asps is nndcr their lips Many
men who, in the next few weeks, will have
to encounter the whispers of SANDER and
tho defamatory rumors put in circulation
Tor their injury, will echo the quotation
! above, and heartily endorse that part of
the Bible if they do no other. Very many
we doubt not will repeat, with earnest
| force, the sentiment of these lines from
Othello:
Il will be hanged if some eternal villain,
Some busy and insinnatinE rogue,
Some cogging. coZzcniug slave TO get some
office,
| Have not devised this slandcFr
| We have not much comfort to offer TO
the candidates. They knew well before
going into the conflict whatihcy would
have to encounter. Let them bear the
truth as we'll as they are able, and if lies
are told, why their innocence is always a
sure shield
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
Assessment and Census Notice.

I WILL attend at the following named
i places, OH the days specified, assisted
by Mr.. NJ r. Bryan,) for the purpose Of Re
wishing and Correcting the Asacssmcnt Rolls,
Of taking the Census, and Of Enrolling the
Militia, aud hope the people in the several
ncighborhoods will meet me promptly:
Sunmcriield, Monday and Tuesday, May
"a and -;
Alabama Church, Wednesday and Thurs
day, May - and 80;
Scottsvillc, Monday and Tuesday, June
Colquitt, Friday and Saturday, June
and =;
Gordon, Wednesday and Thursday, June
IL and -;
Hayncsvillc, Monday and Tuesday, Juno
II and II;
wiley's Mill, Friday and Saturday, June
~ and -;
lIasty's X Roads, Monday and Tuesday,
Jnnc 81 and ~;
Curry's Sch House, Monday and Tuesday,
July and 9;
Eureka, Monday and Tuesday, July Z and ,;
Athens, Friday and Saturday, July IL
and rs;
Tulip, "Wednesday and Thursday, July II
and Il;
Macedonia Church, Tuesday and wednes-
day, July 90 aud 2i
IIeard's Sch. House, Monday and Tuesday,
July - and 30;
kimbelltown, Monday and Tuesday, Aug.
8 and &;
Lisbon, Monday and Tuesday, August ls
and IL;
Arizona, Friday aud Saturday, August l6
and L..
Ofilcc open at Courthouse in Homer all
| the time.
| Every taxpayer is expected to present a
correct list II his OF her taxable property,
that the revision may be complete.
A. i. LESuECR. Assessor.
MAY %, lS1S. io13
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For Representative.

W, are authorized tn announce j. IL.
ri ,ppELL ~ candidate for Represent
,.,,r IN the next Legislature of the state
Of louisiana.
", are authorized ~ announce y. III.
Hay asa candidate for Representative in
the urNt Legislature.
We are authorized TO announce JOHN
nINHfLL - candidate for Representa-
trtc in .he next Legislature of the State
Of louisiana.
W. are authorized To announce w. e.
MARTIN ~ a candidate for the next L'g's'
laiur. of the State of Louisiana.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
4n}Ill

During the last year this country has OK
ported $50. on, 900, worth of merchandise
more than it has inPorted-qaite an unPre-
ccdcntcd SLOWING, No year III our history
as nation can exhibit such tremendous
balance in our favor. During the last five
years we have sold $500, 600 coo, worth more
of goods than We have bought, and the
difference has been applied directly tt
the payment of our debts and the improve
ment of the national credit
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
Grand Concert and Dramatic Entertainment.

We arc authorized to announce that the
ladies' Of the Presbyterian Church will give
an entertainment on THURSDAY, the 18th
inst, AT the Female Institute. The pro
granme consists of choice vocal and instru-
mental selections, by performers of decided
ability, and the play, Rough Diamond,
ever the most popular with amateurs.
The purpose is most laudable one, II
being for H. additional furnishing of the
Presbyterian Church Let all who love
good music and fine acting be sure to at
tend Admission only 30 cents.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

Is. ID. Harrison, for some time
publisher of the Claiborne Guardian,
has recently purchased that paper.
The Guardian is neatly printed, ably
edited and ranks among the best
interior journals Of the State. Long
may it wave, and guard the inter
ests of the Democracy of Claiborne
Booster Banner.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
For Tx Collector.

We are authorized to announce that
JOHN l.. BROWN is 3 candidate before
'Nc ptsrie for their endorsement Of bis APP
rl,cn,ion TO I've appointed Tax Collector Of
Claiborne parish
We are authorized to announce that
JOHN 4. WAFER is a candidate before
the reoplc for their endorsement of his ap-
rlicat,on to be appointed Tax Collector OF
Claiborne parish.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
sure shield

The Democracy of Mcnv.ilc parish re-
commend that a constitutional convention
be called whenever IT is deemed cxpedlcrt.
Expcdirut was declared, We understand III
the discussions. to mean IL the Democracy
shall carry the State this fall Icy hand,
some majority. This is not, rs we under
stand it, an absolute endorsement of the
policy OF those who favor convention.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT.-This district is composed
of the following named parishes
which are entitled to the number of
delegates set opposite their names:
Bicnville, ); Bossier, 4; Caddo, o.;
DcSoto, Z; Grant, 3; Natchitoches, 9
Rapides, .; Red River, .; Sabine, 8;
Vernon, 3; Webster, 4; VIM, 5.
Total number OF delegates, 63.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
TIE CONGRESSIONAL CONTEST.
Homer. Il. Jnly 18th, l-7s

HOMER, La, July 18th, l@7-.
Not being overly anxious for the distinc-
iurl Of a Democratic nomination for Con-
gr,ss IN this District and still less prepared
Tor the expense and humiliation of the de-
feat which il almost certain to follow such
nomination, respectfully decline the con
test, aud leave the dose to those who may
the more crave and the better rrii-i, such
I dish. W. JASPER BLACKBURN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
BEEF AND PORK.

I GIVE NOTICE NOW, THAT FROM
i this date until further notice, Twill have
meat at the market house in Homer, every
Wednesday and Saturday Morning.
My meat will be of the best quality, nicely
dressed and NJ cheap rs can be sold in this
market. Will open regularly three times
a week with the beginning Of the season.
THOMAS ID. KINDER.
May :, 1875. SS:-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
For Parish Judge.

.tuirr y. j. SCOTT announces himself 4
.,r,lrll,r for reelection 10 the office of
Parish Judge for the parish Of Claiborne,
Ia. at the next November election.
W. are authorized to announce JOHN
A RICHARDSON ~ "a candidate for the
".,cr OF Parish Judge OF Claiborne parish,
+, III, neat election.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
Piano Tuning and Repairing

DURING the vacation of the Masonic
~ Female Institute, will attend to the
above business in this and adjoining par
ishes Ihaye full supply Of material, and
am prepared 10 do the best of work. Orders
directed to me through Homer post-office,
" attended TO. A. A. WHEELER.
June II, lee. 45:lm
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
Sunday School Convention.

A. Iiayn1villc on the 18th day OF July
\ convention will he held of all Sunday
Schools in Claiborne parish under the con
irol Of the Louisiana conference of the
". +. Church South. Distinguished
-pcakcrs Will address the convention, and
business of great Importance will be trans
acted.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
The Kentucky Cane Will h:

wrought Iron Shafts. cuca>rd Gearing,
Rollers separate from gears; parts distinct
and easily repaired, AT small cost, when
worn out or broken; is strong and cconom-
icll, and is fllly guaranteed. For dcscrip'
tive circulars. apply to
CONWAY ~ BCCKELEW,
42:3m Shreveport, La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

Women are admitted to practice
as lawyers N Illinois, Michigan
Minnesota, Missouri, North Carroll
ma, Wyoming, Utah and the District
of Columbia. The list of States is
increased almost annually, and the
indications are that women will
soon be admitted to the Federal
Courts.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
Public Installation.

Tonight, at the Methodist Church, there
will be public Installation of the officers
Of the Grand Council Of the United Friends
Of Temperance. Addresses will be delly-
cred hy prominent members of the order.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

W. II. Scauland, editor of the Bossicr
Banner is a candidate for the state Senate
We wish our brother of the quill success
in his search for glory.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
Cash Receipts.

We will continue to publish under this
k'adiAs the names Of those who each
w""k pay mp their subscriptions, This list
- ln.ondcd rs a memorandum for the pro-
lection Of subscribers against possible
rrroI~ IN our books:
W Palmer, s. 20 b Levcrett, s. 90
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

W. II. ELLINGTON offers the most extra
ordinary inducements to his numerous Gus
toners. Only those who have given him
trial can know how cheap and excellent
Is his stock,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

EynPOrafOrs, Pans, Sugar Kettles,
Sheet Copper, Galvanized Sheet Iron, Straw
Cutters, Cider Mills, Taught Deering Horse
Powers, and Hardware in general for sale
by CONWAY & BuCKELEW,
i2:3m Shreveport, La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
lection rirt Tuesday in November next,
For Convrcss-5th District.

We are authorized to announce JOHN ;.
yOt'NG as candidate for Congress from
H. ri, Iotti,iana District, at nrNt election,
'r,.,t 10 the action of the Democratic
Nominating Convention.