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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15

4 tween 3rd and 4th streets. occupying hall
4 square, enclosed bya time stainetl brick
wall and dsnsely shaded viii, well grown
trees, and in lis solemn gloom, standing
out an impressive contrast to The life and
animation around.
The new Cemetery, Oakdale, - one Of
the most beautiful Of NIL the attractive spots
which modern taste aud sentiment have
prepared for the repose Of the dead
Nature bad done much In providing ap
Ipfopriaie accessories, broken grounds. not
10 be hooked for III a country as flat AZ
this, fine tiees, appropriately hniig with
funereal moss, and wished by dark
winding stream whose black waters are
Suggestive ofthe dark gulf between life
amid death every mortal Is doomed 70 pass
And everything lint iasie and skill and
nnreinitting care and work could DO 70 a.
dorD and beautify has been done. Win~
ding walks aud drives, marginpd with
ryergreens, and bright with tile richest Of
flowers aud re,iolent with the most fra
StUNt WI OtuiSs uifii''7t paiioh tIt 1utStb-
tons Of ,norialiiy. oblruSively bropent 10
mind by the shafts Of costly monuments.
Tomorrow is Memorial day, aud Oakdale
wall lie visited by Wilmington almost en-
aiosse, for the city mourns AN un ,Iue pro.
portion Of lis gallant youth. dead on the
field Of honor" aud reposing. In honored
memory, in the beautiful seclusion Of Oak.
dale.
The political turmoil which 4 week or
two ago boiled quite fiercely, aud lhrea-
tened 10 develop an unseemly swarm of
Congressional asl,iraiits, has been appeased
80 faras the action Of New Hanover could
effect 1t. NJ, SlednIan, With msgna-
nifty that does him high honor has re.
fused to permit his name TO lie nsei os the
occasion OF Giscord. and wilhdmws uhIc-
serve'lly IN favor ofAlfred Waddell. His
noinination ainl election therefore re.
CARL AS certain, for although iheIe are
other candidates Ia other counties. not one
Of them vii. get the vote ola single dele
gationin the Convention except his own;
and as w@idelI has strength in every
county, ne win draw 10 him the whole
support after the first complimentary vote,
divided Among half ,lozen individuals;
aud then he will easily walk over the
track. 1N &C
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Among The antecedeDts ofdisease are IN,
estness ia the circulation of the blood, All
unnaturally ailenuated condition Of The
plIysiqne. indicating that the life current
is driicieutin nutritiye properties, avian,
haggard look. inability To digest the food
I"ss Of appette, sleep aud strength, aud a
sensation ofunnatual Ianguor. All these
may he regarded ms among the indicia o.
approaching disease. which, will eventually
attack THE system aud overwhsln IL, ifii
= not built up aud fortified M advance.
lnvigohae, then, without loss oftinle,
making chnicepf the greatest yiializiug
agent extant. Ho-ieiter's stomach Biiters,
an elixir which has given health aud
vigor 10 myriads Of the sick and debilita.
ted. which is ayouched by physicians aud
anal. sis 10 be pure ~ we'll rs effective,
which Is immensely popular M this
country. aud extensively Used abroad. aud
which lias been for years past one o: the
leading medicinal staples of America.
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Atihs town election held on the CHI inst,
the fpllewing we're elected for the ensuing
sear:3H. X. Nash. Mayor and David
Andersen. d. O.. tsrks "A. W trsham.
W. a. Hayes, J. a. Cheek. ). W.
Hooker aud Seaborn Lynch. cohmissionsis
This is an ont aud out Democratic ticket.
Mr.. Nash received unanimous vote
There was faint show u cPposiiiou to the
CSmahsioners ticket. but i wasgralber
feeble. aud there was no excitement
aroused.
". g. fssre.tLasbees aPppiaied town
constable
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15

We have always been old fogy enough
70 udhpfe TO the way we were taught 10
spell the tame vf the North Cwolina
Athens II is hard work 10 leach an old
Dig new tricks, aud We have never fallen
Into The euphennisiic n,o.le ofspslling
a.lnplei by tie lancy inoderns. True, 40
oae doubts the origin of the naase. aud
New Berns was eniinenily praper ~ tho
infancy Of the SWISS hamlet. But why
perl~,uate ihs id,as iuvenility fwevrr,
Nhsn the Lleoaing Of the component
Isats oftbe name ~" easy.so natural
aud 20 Harmonious, aud which, IL the
pronunciation 81 the wofd, Is 81 unavoi-
dabie71 JfNTrdF 81 W9
IL many o.the rscords ofths hst cen.
iury. Tie spelling we adhere to MAS GUS
tom ary. aud evidently old Borne had hing
pince been forgotten. coryof the Acts
" the General AssemblyVf North carolina
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To all who Ore suffering from the errors
and ihdiscretions 81 youth, nervous weak.
ness. early decay, JOSS Of Diaiihood. &c;
will send a recipe tia. will cure you \ Rec
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by q missionary in South
America. Send a seIf.sddressed envelope
To The REV. joseph q. ISNAN, Nation ID.
Bloc House. NeW fOrk CITY. d..
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The ladies II iliIlsboro. always earnest
end lrsmo-, 10 good works. have taken
another sor.lly object ia baud. and push u
with their secus:bmcd euerry. The Or
sngs Guards. the pride q ihe town. Is 10
need Of aid cor the full equipment Of all
on Il. ,su.terrslh. "a o., not pevu pos.
sihls for all. cut a scaniy salaries to pro-
ru,s oniiofms aud that issli.,ha,is needed
10 ensure foil ranks aud one % the docst
Companies IN The State.
The ladies' undertake to supply the de-
6cieney " an sppsal to the patriotism d
our eiiissn.. addressed 10 ,hsu, Through
their tastes, and they win bold a Straw,
HEmy fEsrivar a. tho Masonic Hall on
Friday evening the ls,h Inst. II 8 c'elocM
We bsspesk for them a liurral patronage !
aud have no doubt that The yeuur gentle.
MA Of the ueiphborins 'ox.s ~i'lsrPrcc,p,s
tie oijses, and reward t'c e"'e,rsis'ps lair
"pes vish fall s',sudaper.
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Wehate no report Of the proceedings Of
the occasion. but learn that il was more
generally observed than usual. OF cnurse.
our ,,oTes we're no, slossJ. Thu, isa tribute
never paid l.ere TO anStbiug but Chrislm Us
aud the Sabbath. But there Was . large
turn out Of both sexes. aud the Cemeteries
we're visitedLy large n.nibers Of both sexes
Tie graves in both Church yards we're de.
eora,ed profusely aud tas,efulIy. The Or.
ange Guards turned cat 10 full ranks IN.
der command o. Maj. Jones. aud paid a
soldiers tribute ovcrib graves u the dead
heroes At both cemeteries.
We are glad TO see she growing Interest
in the comm.noratiou. IL is rs appro.
pirate here as elsewhere. FOR ilillsboro aud
Orange county rvptrlbu,ed prvfusely bf
their youthful blood, not less than Que
Thousand Of is best material having gone
forth to the battle Geld. very many Of
whom sleep 10 unknown graves. let Us At
least reverence the lpemury Uf those whuse
resting places are known and marked aud
let us reverence the day set apart for 50
halls purpose.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15

Capt. 7. &. DeRos.ei. q WILMINGTON,
Capt. u the Whiting Rifes, and who was
present wish bis command At Oskdule
Cemetery during the Memorial service. on
friday last. was stricken With paralysis
whils otIhe grsasd. When We LEFT vii.
ming,on on Saturday nigh, his condition
was critical. lie isa yeang man much be.
loved. aud has been a very useful and psb-
lie ,piriici si,izea. We sincerely hope 10
Lcsr q bic speedy recovery
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15

Tie mail rider from IIillshoroi 10 this
place ;"sta fine horse here last Monday
evening. The hoHe Was taken with
collie after drinking At KiIgo branch this
side ofthe Red House. aud In sriieof all
d"ctoring died 10 All hour or two after ar
rival here. His death y attributed to too
much green eluver. The lossof sucll
line animal Is a serious one 10 nur friend
Saith, the mail contractor..-lfii Chronicle.
This is the second horse Mr.. Smith has
lost since lac la. been mail contractor.
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The Raleigh 0bscrccr has the following
relative To tile difficulty 10 Weldon on
election day: The Radicals tried 10 I,olL
tile elecih'p under III. law of Is73 hut the
Democrats insisted Oh using the law of
1877. Bun Hli:, a negro Ioll.holdrr. aud
joe Ward, negn,, started the row. The
first shot was fired by negro named
John PurnelI; i've shots were fired. Pur.
dell was hlt twice aud will lis. Alex
Barnett. colorci, was shut through the
arm. The ouly result Of the riot was 10
deter many nrgoes lrom y0tin. Demo-
cratic. The Radicals carried The town,
elecling all their ticket except West Har-
Iison. ncgru, WIN wa. tied by II. o. Ei.
wards, the highest Democrat More votes
by % were found Ia :bc box than au tile
POLL look. aud We will contest all Ihmugh
nn The ground 81 riot aud fraud. W. n.
cambell's name was put on tile Radical
ticket Under his pn,Iest. aud Ice says he'll
bs id ifhe'll serve.
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Ia the Methodist Church in thi.
place on the 9th inst. by Rev. ]. n.
Wheeler. Rev. n. 2. Colc pastor Of The
Methodist Church of Concord, 10 Mis-
Lucy A. Philllle. IL abr place.
The ,I,auks % The rIinier are rendered
for kin,l remembranc,s ~ Tie bsi.lai PARTY
wlree auspicious nulaials ARE mere cl,ru.
hIr,I. May happiness attend them 10
the I,nri,ey 10 lie begunso brightly under
tl,t stsf 81 mutual 1--we.
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Flre xenr nee..e.sllle.

On saturday last. while workmen were
making blast m til. foundry ofGen. W.
Tate 4 So0 near Mebanvsville, the sonl-
shop oak FIRE. Owing loihe active exei.
iioi.s 81 MI. DAVID Holmes and Others. the
lire was checked. The only dsmage being
coniiIied To The LaiIiIng. and that hnl
enough We are glad TO ssy TO interrupt ihe
work Of the .nIerpii-ing firm.
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nmErmar,sn QUICKLY crwrp.

''Dnrang's Rheumatic Kennedy" th,
great INTERNAL MEDIcISE. will positive.
ly cure any care Of rheumatism on the fac,
Of the earth. Price 81 bottle. six bot
ties. -. Sold by all Wholesale and Re,
tail Drnggi.l. Don't fail TO send for cir.
cular 70 iIelphensiine 4 Gently. Draggists,
Washington, ID. Z. saaiat ~ en-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15

ffbm MS to 1874, printed in Newbern,
l705 BY Francis XAVIER Martin, there is
no separation o. The compounds. II is
written as ore word, NEW BERN. We
think old Xavier Is competent authority.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15

A tramp was arps.rd 10 Aiamauce
county ths other day, fvr, de-. Palmer,
who murdered Col W. 4. Salisbury, ~
UoluhIhas. Ga. aud Zoe wl0ni q large re-
warl wa. oiieted
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SI'RAYED,

LtRosi my premises un The 7nihavt ~ Arrii. 4
II dark hsy msrc rpt, two ,taistld
Any inl0rlnstiau tlpn her v NJ w. tlanlfifit
rereited, Hnd amyr ssrnisnsatiai y 10 ~ tis,le
Tor surh lmlufnitin ~ tile rstlirH ~ w. anitials
WILLIAM auNk
MAJ u Il. vt'b Lowell, cIapKt e., 40.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15

Large sales indicate the merits otall
gsrd articles. druggists veil nnrv Of DR..
bulls Baby syrup ihanof all other rene.
dies for The cure 81 Baby Disorders, .
cenls a bolllc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15

Genl. Johnstone Jaes bss withdrawn
f,on, the Raleigh Eers. and goes to Nor.
Canton 10 engage in the practice Of the
law Ii is reported that Maj ". A.
'Ieaue assumes editorial charge Of the
Necs %
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15

KEEP The lI,od pure and The hsalth Of
tie system viii follow. Dr.. Bulls Blood
Mislu~ VIII accomplish this ~ . sivrt
relivj
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06
The Resist.

From the tabulnted statement Of the
vote OF Claiborne parish, "a seen in an
other column, it will be seen that we have
polied the lightest vote for years. The
Democratic ticket has majority Of only
l4l5 in the whole parish.
These facts disclose = miserable condi-
ton of affairs in our parish. The blame
will rest upon the proper parties. In the
future it is to be hoped that the same
causes will not combine to give rs so much
discredit. Those who have read our edito
rails for several weeks past will he at no
loss To account for the lack Of enthusiasm
and consequent smallness Of the vote
We may have occasion soon to comment al
length upon all the facts.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06
cone Out aRd See.

There can be no possible doubt but that
ALEX. WE'LL on his late purchasing tour
bought the lsrgest and the cheapest and
the most complete stock Of boots, shoes,
hats, caps, hard ware, clothing, dry goods,
c,oekery, WOODWARD, ssddlery, harness,
family groceries and notions. Indeed, It
may be considered a. absolutely certain
that Mr.. We'll has nsed his rare and un-
e1ceptionsblo skill ~ = merchant in the
selection Of this stock, which he declares
70 be the largest, the best selected aud the
cheapest ever brought to Homer. Should
these facts he doubted, our readers have
only TO enter the fine store house Of Mr.
A. We'll on the east side Of the public
square aud zee for themselves whether all
that we have said for Mr.. WE'LL be true.
Any man can 20 to st. LOuis and buy
goods. Any merchant, if be have the
credit, may from his counting room leak
order goods by mail or telegraph. But not
every merchant has the capacity, the gen
ius, the tact TO select just sncb goods as
will exactly meet the varied demands OF
his patrons. All Of this We are assured
that Mr. WE'LL has. The most fastidious
lady in the land will find that her artistic
tastes may be gratifed by purchasing al
WINS. The young or old gentleman
hard to please, will find the task mad.
sassy at Wells. The hungry may be fed
the naked clothed; the pleasure loving
man or woman ROBBED in gay attire; the
mourner will find tho garments of sombrs
hue; the bride may here purchase bel
trousseau. Never before since Homer wa,
named has there beer 10 the same space "
much that will just suit the people for y
little money.
Mr.. A. We'll, with that raro courtes!
for which be is noted, will gladly attend
yonr wishes. N. We'll, with genial sn'
pleasant manner, is ever ready to serv
bis friends; or Mr.. HENRY WEI will spar
no pains TO please you. Let our reader
give this house q call and inspcct III
msmmoth stock.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06

The fact exists that the supply OF
quiuine in this country is small, and
the price is higher than it has been
for some time. The cause Of this is
supposed to he owing to wars be.
tween the South American tribes Of
Indians, who are tho chief gatherers
of what 10 used In this country.
Since the successful cultivation Of
the bark in India, England has q
more staple supply, and the article
ia of Q better quality than that
which grows Wild in South America
-Harper's Weekly.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06

There was some little trouble about Re-
publican tickets ON Monday last. It seems
that the supply on hand WA exhausted by
some means, and Richard Love, coloresi, q
prominent Republican, called At tho Guar.
dian Office to hav. . quantity printed.
We had, at the time, = tremendous pres.
Of work on hand. and were forced to de.
cline the job. We hope that 1t the mex,
election our facilities will be greater.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06

We wish to call the attention of our
readers to the professional card Of DR.. j.
L. AvERYr. DIR. Averyt has been citizen
of our parish for many years, all the while
diligently practicing his profession, and in
every instance he has given the most COM
plete satisfaction. We hope the day may
DO far of when We will have to have .
tooth pulled or filed or . new set Of grind
ep made. But when tho time does come
we shall give DR.. Averyt the refusal of the
work.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06

Aeesrs. GRIoG & FORD, on Levee Street,
Shreveport, Louisiana, have At all times
large and complete stocks of groceries OF
every kind. They will be pleased ~ see
the people Of Claiborne who visit Shreve-
port, aud promise good bargains.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06

Succession OF william Kimbell, deceased.
State Of Losisiaaa-PavisAe Of Ctaibor~s.
DY virtue of Q commission to me directed
ID by the Honorable Parish Court Of the
parish Of Claiborne, will sell, at the late
residence Of william Kimbell, deceased,
about 9 miles cast Of Homer, on
satyr6ay, ~ ,o(A day q nsvsabss, to7o,
the following described property belonging
TO said Succession, to wit:
The west half Of tho southeast quarter
Of section ~, end west half Of the north
west quarter Of the northeast quarter, and
northeast quarter Of the northwest 9nareer
Of section Il, township u north, Ut range
west, with all the improvements thereon.
Also, oil the personal property belonging
r. cid succession, consisting Of Cattle
Hoes, Corn, Fodder, Blacksmith Tools
Household and Kitchen furniture, aud ma
| ny other articles Of nss.
Terms Of sale Ca4h, 10 pay dehts.
H. W. KIRKPATRICK, Sheriff.
' Oct 10, le7e. sn
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06
esed News froa 0sachtta.

MONROE, La, Nov. 1873.
To d. B. HAYES and JOHN S. YOUSG:
Ouachits sends greetings to old Clsi-
borne and gives majority for the Demo
cratic ticket of twenty-nine hundred
votes. Let ms hear from you'll
W. Il THEoBALD,
H. W. Nelson.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06

1t is with pleasure that We learn from
the Shreveport Times that DR.. w. T. d.
Dalzell, Of Shreveport, has returned safe
and sound from Memphis. DR.. DalEell
has gone safely through two epidsmics
and has never had the fever. The Doctor
has proven himself . genuine, devoted
christian. His generous selfsacri6ce will
ever commend him TO the love Of sll good
people.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06
Sheriff . Sale.

Chaae, Shea d Loye, for use, &C, va. T. E.
Crow.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Claiborne.
DY virtue of y writ Of 4. fl. to me direct
ID sd in the above entitled cause, by the
Clerk of the District Court in and for the
parish of Webster and State aforesaid,
have seized and will proceed to sell TO the
last aud highest bidder, within the legal
hours IF sale, ut the Court-bouse door in
the towp OF Homer, on
Saturday, the 7th day Of Dec. next,
tho following described property, to wit:
The southwest quarter Of Section 81,
Township II, Range b west-slso one hun.
bred and 9l-lOO acres more or less In the
west half Of the northwest quarter Of Sec
ton 8, Township ~. Range q west, situste,l
ia the parish Of Claiborne said State.
Terms Of sale csah, with the benefit Of
appr.is-ment.
H. W. KIRKPATRICK, Sheriff.
Nov. 6, l57e. (pf ~ 0O) l1ts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06

The editor of the Eldorado Eagle is hap
py. To use bis own words 1.-THE great
American journalist Of the nineteenth cen.
tury WAS born at our humble and happy
home On Thursday last, September 10Th
1879" The future editor Of the Eagle
weighs eight pounds, but will grow larger
under the healthy influence of bis editorial
duties at An early day.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06

Miss Savannah E. Simmons, the eldest
daughter Of James II. and Laura II. SIM
none, died on Sunday last at o'clock, p.
m. The deceased was . beautiful and ac-
cor,plished lady, devotedly loved by all
who knew her. She died happy, rejoic-
ing, christian death. May her pure soul
rest beyond the beautiful river in peace.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06

Mr.. GEORGE COPELAND, the agent Tor
the Hood hos in Claiborne parish, is al
ways ready 70 exhibit the many marked
peculiarities and advantages Of this great
labor saving machine. You can buy the
hoo cheap, and you will never regret hAv-
ing done 20, 70 many and various arc IL
advantage.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06

We call the attention Of our readers TO
the business card of VIM. p SMITH, OF
Farmcrville, Louisiana. Mr.. Smith is a
cash dealer in dry goods, clothing, boots,
shoes, hats and caps, plantation supplies
groceries. Mr., David Aren't is with THU
house and will at all times be plessed to
zee his many Claiborne friends.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06

We notice in the Shreveport Times that
4. SOUR, the popular crockery aud hard
ware merchant, on Texas street, has just
returned from the East, and has now the
largest stock in his line ever brought to
tbs, city. We beg that our friends will
give Mr.. Sour . call when they visit the
Red River City.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06

The election passed of quietly over the
parish. Very few colored people voted
for some reason they were not we'll sup
piled with tickets. Many did not come to
to vote at all; many had not registered,
and others voted the Democratic ticket
There was less enthusiasm manifested
than ever before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06

We learn with sorrow that DIR. j. L.
Bright and lady, formerly Of Minden, have
both died of the yellow fever. The de-
ceased had many friends in North Louis
iaus. Quite . large number of young
ladies throughout this country were edu'
Gated under their care. This will be sad
ne wa TO them.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06

The Bible meetings ct the Baptist
Church are the most interesting exercises
we have ever witnessed. These meetings
will add q new and attractive feature to
the revival services Of the day. Like
everything connected with Mr.. Friley's
styl. of conducting public services, there
10 IN absence of all animal excitement
There 10 simply an appeal to the reasou-
to the intelligence Of the hcarer. We
hope that all the people will attend thess
services each day At II o'clock, .. m
Should you 60 once you will surely attend
again.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06

The Ars4 Of . series Of monthly Lectures,
previously announced by T. 8. Sigh, Pres
ident Of the Homer Masonic Female Col
l-ge, ~ . regular feature In the school,
will be delivered on the 22nd insA By Rev.
J. 7. Davidson. The exercises will be
made specially attractive by choice selec-
tions Of vocal and Instrumental mnsic nm.
der the direction Of Prof A. 4. Wheeler.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06

The exercises of the Baptist sabbsth
School were made specially interesting on
Sunday last by IN essay read BY our tai
ented young friend A. E. Wilder These
essays are peculiar feature At this school
We have previously noticed several Of
them .. read by Young ladies, and one BY j.
Homer Jordan which WAS received with
special favor by the school.
Mr.. Wilder's essay was well written
was we'll read. He should receive much
credit for this manifeststioa Of his sPpre-
citation of good csuse.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06

WILLIE ELLINGTON wants it distinctly
understood that be will not be undersold
BY any one in Homer, in the same line.
Call and examine his fine stock before pur-
chasing else where.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-06

Just think Of it, 3. Y. GLADNEY Will sell
you one of tho celebrated johnson plo~s
ahy per cent. cheaper than You can buy
them away from the factory.