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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-22

The following telegram was received at
Portland last Saturday, which win explain
itself:
NEW YoaK, Feb. l6, 1878
John D. Biles, Secretary o. S. s. Co -
Just returned from down the bay to see the
Oregon of to sea Her engines work beauti-
fully. Thirty-two passengers on board, and
2, 700 tens, including coal and stores. Her
mean draught Is eighteen feet aAd four inches
Weather splendid. H WILLARD,
President o. s. s. Co.
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csmas. CAaksGs.

+. B. banning has rsosivea lszsD AOt Of
rosewosd casksts from Saa Fraacisoe. They
are the hAndsOnest, cheapest sad bat N ths
valley, and can be hAl n half - A0Sr after
the order il received. Rsnsmbar Shas ASsy
are of all ises and very cheap.
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}. n. BURKHART.
Rssl Kstsss and CsaVsyaEssias Agent,
ALBAAY, OREGON.

Farms q all s14s, improved and unim-
proved, in this and adjacent counties, suit
able for grain raising, also tmbersd land
and stock ranches for sale en- easy terms.
houses and vacant lotA in this city.
Rar6as desiring ta eithar sell or purchase
should call and learn terma and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
Persons desiring help can b provided
with any number of lAhoseEs BY leaving
rdors Sn1.2tf.
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sPEC1AL NOTICES.
"A Q "A R ID

Te all who are suffering from the errers and Indiscsf
tOns Of YOUTH Weakness early decay, loss o.
manhood, &C., win send recipe that viii you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discover
ed by missionary in South America. Send selfad-
dfessed envelope TO the Rly. JoHRPH 7. INMAz, Sta
tiOn D, Bible House, Eev York CITY v1aln4n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-22
Medical seetety.

The Linn County Medical Society holds its
next regular session in this city next Monday
afternoon, at the hour of half past one, at
the Office of DR.. J. L. Hill
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-22
Religions Ns.Ies.

Divine service viii be held in st. Pster'H
Episcopal Church next Sunday morning at
II o'clock a. m. Sunday School at 2:sop. 10.
All are invited to attend.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-22

IL tAs whole history of sdsins no preparation has
ever psrforRsd such RsrvooNs cures, maintained
% vide . reputation, - AYnAas CRsAAT Pnc7oRAL,
which s recognized tha worlds remedy for ell dis
eases Of the throst and u1GA Ii lsnr continusd
Fies Of wonderful in ell elilAatss has made 1t
universally known ais and reliable agsnt 70
ploy. Against ordinary celds, which arS The foroGun-
surely, always relieving suffering, and often hAxng
life The protSc len Is aords, BY III sly In tia
throat and lang disorders Of children, makes il In
vAluAhs ranaedy, to BE- kept always hand in every
home. No parsea can ssord 70 Be without it and
those who have used It nsver viii. Erom thsir
knowledge OF its competition and effects Physicians
use the CH1RaY PBcfoGkL extensively il thsr practcs
aud Clsrgymen rscommsud It. is absolutely csrtain
in its remedial eRscts and will always care whsra
cures possible. For sale by Al dealsrs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-22
Notice.

NoTTcE IS HEREBY GTvENTo ALL
IN Whem it may concern. that the un-
dersi9nsd, z r. ChesdIs, wife of Raphael
Cheadle, residing in the City of Albany,
CoOnty Of Linn, State Of Oregon. did, on
the 7th day Of February. 1878, duly make,
acknowledge, flOAnd have placed ofrecerd,
her dSclarstory statement of intention to
become, and thereuD0n did Lecome,
and now Is, q sole trader. OF this let ali
persons henceforth take dua notice.
E. T. CHEADLE.
Dated ct Albany, Or. Feb. 9Th, IS7s-27w4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-22
Prelracfea neefInr.

The meeting now in progress in the Evan
gelical church of this city win be continued
during next week. The meetings are inter
esting.
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TO Our Triends
EXCELSIOR csMslAED HARROW

QA~wz70@u@EzR,
psA2sed by Knhn Nilsr, AID are PREPARED to furn-
ish FEmerA thia superior ipie-nsdt which seems to
Be destined % rvs3 eTezy thing IN its line ever offered
e the public vs hare geod WOOD LATHE AND
An AxPA2iKNCAD IUENHB. and a-e prepared 70
furnish good work In that line
Hoping ~ close stts1ti01 to business aud f1ir
dealing with custoEnsEs to merit and receive con
tnunncs Of the very Liberal patronage heretofore
tended 70 u, give us cal, and encourage home en-
teTPriss- y. 0AKFHR 4 co.
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Froa TIE sAs.n Nsrsxy.I
Br. ssuvlssIe Matthias.

This eminest Preach pkySsiaa aad sur.
geon Il Et present Stopping ~ the Chemeks-
t. Hotsl IN thin city. he Is new making
tour OF ne PaciEe Cost and VIII remain In
Oregon bat sh0Ht tAas. Having noticed
frequent 2sAtica in eur sxehanaes Of this
RentlsmAa since he has beea IN cur State,
and hAviEse rssd sSRs ssstsmszts Of his IN
vsAtioa. ths 6siFnest~. f@ tha tReatTasnt
81 throat sad ls1s dissasss, ~ visited hia
rOOzs ts-day 0d sxAAinsd snd tuyeed. -
limited oxtNaA 6s DEameaA In ear
Aanbls jadSment - Destor haa struek ths
ksy nots il kis bu16ful invsntieR for tbs
tssatlzsAA Il tsFos4 aaA lang diseases. We
are fally s5ayiBos1 that it Rsnse1 9ss
you'd oonplssniy rsgolstisni.s Shs trest-
meat 81 Sss.s old kisdroa dies and re-
salt u groat good 10 huzAznity DR. Mathisu
hes sRec@stuily tszssa numbSg Of oasss
during his short Stag IN the Capitsl city,
and 70 theae Parssne tAs ynblie @s rofWred
for proef Of the 0AciEncy I'D beneficial re-
sults derived froA Ms tEeatms@s Mr. T. @.
Adkins, . well known eiHzsa Of this city,
has besu sulfsring for jean Part with 8
partial paralysis Of tia right 3ds, His con
ditioa has been sreosly bsbtGssd By = few
days Of hr. AathiSu' ReatReak Tbs right
side Of his focs ed right shoaldar, in
which there has bssa . constaat sensation
Of ooldnesa. and ths nerves partialIy para-
ly1eos have become warn eE1a resumed theLr
natural action and fsSlinaa Mrs.. Adkins
also, has for years besa afiictaa With catarrh
in the head, which hss bean reasIy relieved
and almost entirely reEsdied by few days
of the Doctors trestment a gentleman,
residing in Salem. to whom We re authorized
to refer inquirers. bat Who Drefers that his
name shall not appear in print, has been suf-
fering for years with neuralgia, VISA to all
appearance, permanently relieved BY one
application Of the SPiromstw. We hear Of
other cases. but the above re Sufficient TO
give the public an idea Of the eAiciency Of
the Doctors treatment and Of his instrument,
the Spiromstsr. We hope that much good
may result from Dostor Matthews visit to
our city, and feel Like heartily recommending
the afflicted to ct least give him trial.
DIR. Souviells Matthisa will let his patients
have one Of his instruments for the sum Of
e26, and physicians can buy them, with the
right 70 practice, for $1,000
Pstients in the country can be treated at
home by sending description of their case
to the Doctor at his ofice In tho St. Charles
Hotel, Portland.
DR.. Souvielle Mathisu's Nasal Catarrh
Solution Is warranted to cure that terrible
disease. A bottle Of the Solution with com-
plete directions for use VIII be cent to any
address on the receipt of $40.
DR.. Mathieu's permanent Office Is at The
corner Of Third and Morrison streets. Pert
land, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-22


An HIEfoRIcAB FAcT.-EFsy agent who has been
steadily selling the Improved 20 Homessead Sewing
Machine for three yaArs, owns his dwelling house. has
good aocount in6ank is elsR sl debt, ad has money
atnteres the natural esnsn1usncs Of securing geod
agency for sapiof goods q The lowest prices good
ArSt-eaHS S0sing Machnss non usstul-Tsahls st al
TINES, aAsy 70 und@stend and control. the sHae sire
and does the sarns work any mashino that oe1 81
FoUA FIHR The Prieo. Thsr0 L no machine ct any
price better, thst viii d amer Nsrs work. aud
certainly nono 20 low In pricS BY many doiarS. fhe
HoMHTnAD b widely known end ysad in theulend. Sf
families In the HostaPn and Adlo Stakal end daily bo-
coming popular In the WcA twin saEs In eoss ssE-
eral times Ia sessen, dong the weTk Of the
family, viii four Eve douarS day for sny
voEan vhO sows for living. 1t h the Srong-
machine Eade 10 resdy u al nes 70 Dc il WORK,
makes ths strongest and Anest stisch yea invntsd,
and s fuy acknowledged the Stsndsrd FGuAiy Sew
ing Machine Price, complete for domestic ne, so,
delivered at your door no omattsr how remote you may
reside. Business permanent gnd honorable, with more
certain and rapid sales and lsrgsr profits than any
other. Extraordinary liberal o9eCs made to local
travelling agents where have estabiished or,
there Is aeut near you, send your order direct TO
the factory. Address John q. Kendall 3 o., AL
Broadway, New Yerk. v1tR17y1
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a.esspr Eist.

Tke fsIlowIng isthe list 81 letters remaining
in the Post Once Albany Linn county, Ore
gon, Feb. 2l, 1874. Persons calling for these
letters must give the date on which they were
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-22

ALRAxY NAHKER.
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Sides-1oe
Shouiders-7Ic
LABD-fR lob tns-a 20 q -
BUrTER-FruA rcH-esc
EGGS-2oe
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-22
Financial ana CoIalaereiaI.

Cold in New York, loz1
Legal tenders in Portland-buyin1, efk: selling. osA
Silver coin--4 per cent discount.
PoRrL1g11 nfRrrI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-22
READ THIS!

II ToU WISH TO ENGAGE N / GOOD. WELL
est1siishsd, growing and Payizy bssness. cal and
- 3 carter = 20. g thsr R80E, 9AsE AND
HAHD9W RAG10kEs In Albany. who proposs 70
sel oas-ha. TIE vkols Of thar factory property
real s7d parsza oa very Ace0ay4afing terms 70 "A
accepted purchaser. For Frsisza-s 47ply 10 or Al
drs1 sss propriesors On tn prszaises
To Our Friends
Vo hHvs fsFcees rz with their ps.renage - return
ous si1ceFo thank Our baGinsz5 via be continued as
heFaootonA s1d eEorts - give szsissctiou 70 al
Who ~ fDsor viii thsr eEdacs, VIII be unabatsd
We hsrS improved HzehineTJ and fnc-sasod the
arT Of orr faceory, 20 uees the growing demand
Tor wider aeOpe Of work. both plain AID Ornamental
IN ss thriving city sd country. aud prepared
furnish the kA9oa9 SeEies Sf Werk il our Ena
We have sonnectsd with t1TIaer business, tbs
manufAStura Of tbs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-22
ALBANY HOUSE

On BreaGaI1ln streef5one door yas-th ~ ne
ssDeH0erat- once.
s. A. TANNING, PROP
TgAyING LEASED THE ABOVE
heuse, l will say to those who may
favor me with their patronage, that IN
tend to give entire satisfaction 10 all as far
meals and prices are concerned.
Board and lodging per week 90
Board ..-.-.... ............. ...-..... 90
Single meal..-... ......... ...... ......... 25
Beard and lodging per day.. Ist0
v13nIStf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08
BIBLICAL EhiGMAS,

Who anointed the feet of Jcsusf
Whom did Philip inform that the Greeks
wonld see JesHsf
who did Paul say had known the Scrip.
lures from a childi
10 whom did st. Luke address his gospel,
Oi what band was Cornelius a member
Whom did Moses slay, and hide in the
sanhi
Where was Peter when Paul wi;h,tood
him 10 his face because he was to biamet
What Kind Of children did they bring TO
Jesus,
What did Christ promise to those " no
would be faithful unto dcathi
When the Lord sold the children of Israel
INTO the hands of the king of Mesopotamia
whom did lie raise up to deliver them,
Who was the second sou of Davidf
What was the name of the second daurb.
ter Of Job
The initials of the above answers will
spell the name of the young lady who read
the sixth essay in the Homer Baptist sun.
day School. F.. RS
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08
MAY.DAY.

-'fhe first day of May was celebrated in
various ways by quite numbcr of our
citizens Several fishing parties left town
early IN the nothing and from what we
can learn enjoyed themselves hugely:
caught quite number of fish aud were
all the better for the few hours spent IN
the woods
Both schools released their pupils and
the Young people found unlimited croquet
playing quite II charming recreation after
their studies. We we're honurcd with an
invitation from Mrs. j. II. Simmons to
attend the pie mic just beyond the college.
anu having received previously similar
polite request from our aIniabie little
TREND Miss Olivia Aycryf. We Eel, that
even raging headache would not excuse
us from attending. About midday we
found on the grounds large company of
young people Of both sexes at the height
OF such pleasure ~ results from innocent
amusement. Five games of cro4p.. were
being played al one and the same time.
President Sigh had DOTTED for the occasion
his official dignity and entered with hearty
Willingness the sports Of the day. We rc,
Grettcd that our temporary illness pre-
Vented lengthy stay. The dlnncr would
no donbt have tempted u hermit, Tor upon
such occasions the mothers of the Young
people and the y"ung people themselves
usually exhaust all the resources ct cult.
nary al, to provide an elegant repa,t.
We heard later in the day mauy visitor,
express themselves delighted with their
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08
A NOVEL BIBLICAL ALPHABET.

was a traitor hung by the hair.
Is WAS a folly built high in the air.
was a fountain o'cfiooktng the sea.
was muse, buried under a tree.
l. was 4 first born, bad from hi, youth.
was u ruler, who trcnblcd al truth.
was messenger, sent with good words
II vas Il mother LOANED to the Lord.
was name received of the Lord.
j WAS a shepherd in Arabian land.
X was place ucIr the dc,crt of sand
l. was paupcr begging his bread
VI was ah idol, au object of dread.
y was an architect ages ago.
. was rampant to keep out the foe.
/ Was AN Isle, whence saint luokr above.
Z was Christian -alutci in love.
VA, AN obscure. yet a mother Of Kings.
wasa DANTE, who did wondrrfuI things.
W., city that bad i stronghold.
I WAS country productive of gold.
WAS Qn,rn whom a King -ct aside.
WAS ap ace where a man wished To hide
Buffalo Sunday News.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08
Double Taxation.

On Monday Judge Spencer read a
unanimous decision Of our SHprtmt
Court Oh Il question that is attrac.
ting the attention OF political econ.
othtsts everywhere. 1t is that of
the taxation OF intangible things
SHch a> notes mortgages and bonds.
Ghe city sues the Mechanics and
Traders Insurance Company for
taxes on capital. The defense was
that such taxation was really tleab.
le taxation and was therefore illegal
The Court does not attempt to re.
fHte this. 1t could not deny that
when the Insurance Company lends
ten thousand dollars upon farm
III Mississippi aud pays tax on that
amount but the farm is taxed there,
this is double taxation That it is
nothing less is as clear as the sun AT
noon bat the Court only dispoScs of
this old togy idea with the slashing
declaration that such questions are
too "sutiimated and metaphysical"
for practical use. 1t intimates with
apparent Indignation if the doctrine
that credits are not taxable shonld
be admitted, it would bc possible
tor the State TO be mort gagged to its
fall value SO that its real owners
would not be taxed at all, while the
nominal owner would bear the
whole of the burdens.
Whatever may be said Of this the.
DRY, it is certain that the Court quot.
ed an abundance of preccdcnts to
show that laws taxing credits have
been sustained almost everywhere
except i'll California and in the polit,
leo economical essays of the ATTAIN,
tic Monthly" both of which the
Judge promptly overrulcd in the in,
terest of practical jurisprudence.
But the truth still remains. 1t is
double taxation, and all the decis,
ions OF all the courts in Christendom
cannot make it anything else. II
the bank has ten thousand dollars
iii cash and the Mississippi planter
ten thousand dollars worth OF land,
any child can see that twenty thou.
sand dollars in land and cash exist
for taxation. But when that planter
borrows that cash on n mortgage he
is taxed on ten thousand dollars
worth of land and OF ten thousand
dollars in cash, while the bank is
also taxed on its ten thousand dol.
lars mortgage. Here again any
child can see that thirty thousand
dollars is taxed, whereas only twen.
~ thousand dollars actually exists.
1t is the farmer that is doubly taxed.
lie is taxed on his farm, and taxed
on the money for which he has
mortgaged it.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08
TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

HOMER, Ia, May >. l-1-.
The Board Of Mayor aud Selectmcn met
on call ut the Mayor.
rlr,'n,: J. Tclgusou. Mayor; \. We'll.
j. Il, R.m-ry. PETER nsinri,, and VI. R,cs
Bryan, S"loetm,H.
On nation. ia" Mayor appointed VI. r.
Bran. NJ. Naifr and K. L. Ragiand Com
m~~ioncrN To- hold election on next Mon
day, 9TH inst.
McNNrs. bryan aud We'll were appointed
C"inmitlr" 10 s"iilr with the Collector
And Treasurer, and "H motion the Clerk of
the Beard vas added
Bill ia favor of the Guardian for publish
my proceedings To 10th April aud advcr-
uSlng election, was allowed, for SitOO.
Bills for halanccS due Mayor. Sclrctmen
and Clerk of the Board inr services 10 lst
May, inst, wcr" approved.
The Board then adjourned
tStgucdD J. FERGUSON, Mayor.
Is II. HARRISON, Clerk.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08
Liquor Dealers Licenses.
important Decision BIZ the Supreme Court

State Of Louisiana VS.. David Siess.
This suit was brought in the par.
ish court Of Avoyelles to recover
from defendant the sum of 1912,
ior this:
|. That from the first of January,
1877, until institution OF this suit, in
July last, defendant sold or gave
away, as retail grocer or dealer,
distilled liqnor in less quantity than
Il gallon, and as such, owes the
State n license of $50.
.. That, for having failed to pro
cnre and exhibit said license, he is
subject to a fine, which, including
the fees Of the district attorney,
amounts to $50.
This action was brought in the
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08
Our Sabbath Schools.

| We have three sabbath schools in Homer
I all well organized and Offering fine ftcili.
I ties To the children and youth of the town
| for obtaining elementary and advanced
biblical instruction. We very seldom no.
i'"r anonymous Communications, bat a
letter received by rs the other day urging
the advantage To- the moral interests g.
the community 10y writing some articles
upon the schools Is sufficiently important
10 demand oar attention even though H."
writer thought proper to Withhold his sig.
nature. W. have always advocated a sy,.
TEN of sabbath instruction for different
reasons perhaps from others who are ar
dent supporters of the Sunday schools
What thu~" reasons are it j, unnecessary
to state until the conclusion of the articles
we propose to write.
Thinking perhaps that visits Ia each Of
The schools and a statement Of our impress
sion, might be of use and interest To all
who ar ~ ought 10 bc concerned, we gave
"n sunday morning last special attention
10 the management and workings of the
Baptist school Endrr the control of T. :.
Sigh, president of the Female College
We found quite number of persons in
attendance, but not many rs should
have been there. Mr. Sigh assisted bv
Mrs. Summons, ". +. Aycock, Mrs. T.. Il
Sigh and others. have the pupils divided
int" classes and are teaching them by
means of the International series of lessons
fh" young people all manifest a decided
interest IN the exercises. and 81 far rs We
wcre able to judge gave satisfaction 10
their teachers. Much attention is given
TO music. All pupils arr provided with
song books and sing well.
\ feature peculiar We believe, To this
school, is that some one If the more ad-
Vanccd pupils is required Ia read an essay
upon the lesson each sunday. On the
day of our visit this duty was discharged
by Miss Matte Ayrork who in u graceful
and easy manner delivered her essay add
pleased all who heard her, not only by the
modest and agreeable stylc of her reading,
but by the originality and beauty Of the
composition itself
Our opinion i that this school should
lave II larger attendance Of both young
and old. There are quite a number of
gentlemen and ladies' who could very easily
attend aud by their presence encourage
til" young people TO better appreciation
of the good work in which they are ell
gagged. We think that if the old would
manifest but half the interest Of the chill
drcn the Baptist school would be greatly
improved We will visit the other schools
NJ an early date.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08
JUDGMENT.

T. A. Biacknan, Wife, No. 352s-In tho
vs.. Dist Court CInix
j. {. Baker, Husband. >bone parish, La.
y this case, by reason of the law and the
L evidence being in favor of the plaintiff,
Theresa A. Biackman, and against the de-
tcndant, James {. Buker. II is ordered, ad-
judged aud dcerced, That plaintiff recover
judgment against defendant dissolving the
community of acqueis aud gains heretofore
existing between them, and that she also
recover judgment against her said husband
James C.. Baker, for the sum of twenty
seven hundred dollars, with five per cent.
per annum interest thereon from the date
Of this Judgment, and costs Thus done,
read and signed in open court, this 10th
day Of April, 1878.
tsigned,} +. NJ. GRAHAM,
Judge nth Judicial District
State Of Louisiana, hereby certify,
Parish of Claiborne. that the above is q
true copy Of the original judgment now
on iile in my Office. As witness my hand
4 aud the seal Of said court, this April
R29th, A. ID. iS7s.
DREW FERGUSON, CPk ID. C..
May |, rs. 6:6t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08
Words of Praise.

4 friend Of ours in New Orleans. who
hred in Homer many years ago, in rri-
vate letter to the publisher, has these words
Of praise: The GUARDIAN is certainly the
the hest paper published in Homer since
the days of the old Advocate before the
war" The writer of these words is an old
newspaper man, so able To judge as TO the
character of n newspaper that We accept
hts endorsement As the strongest possible
recommendation.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08
Sudden Death.

Vim. Kimbcii, one of the oldest and best
citizens in Claiborne parish. died suddenly
at his home IN Tuesday night the 30th ult
Mr.. Kimbell was near seventy years Of age
was a good man Of high standing in the
community. He leaves many relatives
He was tTother of Col. John Kimbeil
Those who were near and dear TO the de-
ceased have our sympathy.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

For the most pleasant day Of the season
We are indebted 10 the kindnrs, of our
friends w. +. Aycock aud Lady. ON their
invitation we went ont 10 Drawer Crcck
atrw miles fro.n Homer, on Friday last f,
and although il ralued i'll the earlier part
of the day and prevented any fishing, We
had sufficient pleasure in laughter and CON
'ersItion, and after tho weather had clear
cd up, i'll shooting and other sylvan sports.
The dinner was just such an onc as we
enjoy most. The party was small. and in
spite Of what AT first seemed 10 BE- srTiuus
drawbacks, all who were present expressed
themselves well pleased with thrlr tempo
raty rusticating, Mrs. Aycock, Mrs. Tank
sTsly, aud other ladies have placed the
sd.tpr " ~" Guardian and the young gru-
ueinan who accompanied him under ohlisa-
tlous Tor very pleasant day,