Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
Yellow Fever News.

The fever continues 10 spf'ah Ut ''N7
bnrr. Forty negroes have been attacked.
Al Grenada the tcvcr still continues.
The mcsrncs are SAID I" bc Ealing hN'
sheep.
The town of Canton has been d"r"pula-
ted hy the citilcus fleeing nom til" fever.
ONLY one hundred are left ont of thriy
tive hundred inhabitants.
The number of ucv c.lsrs in Ne" or
leans Tor the twenty four hours ending
Saturday cath ut noon w"rr i't', drAihH
r. Prom noon SATURDAY until sIN o'cl"rh
T.. m. 1903 new eases had been I'l"il'h'
showing that fnr the - houro ending sun
day noon "A still larger number "i ne"
c,~rs than ever h"f,I" would u" r"l"ri'h
The total number uf eases MP (" ih" %ith
N,rr III. total deaths tn That dht". 30.
Ar McnuliS there were 10 cases and ~
deaths for ,hr -iN days ending lIidAN
evening Aug. End.
Four refugees have died at yellow fever
at 81. Lous.
y
l0, new cl-c. at Memphis Tor the -
hours ending at Il p. III. an tn" 9Th.
Liberal contributions ATE l"lnG NAL"
all over the United States i"r th" bcn'ht
vi the afflicted towns and 'ill-.
The New York Chamber Of t"inmcrc"
has contributed sNNn for sufferers.
shreveport has contributed over sl!".
New ease, ~ New Orh'anS from noon
SATURDAY to noon Sunday lG3-'l"ath~ ~
From noon sunday To- noon Monday ~
new ease, deaths II.
Reading matter of all kinds at III" pos
office.
The prmocratir ticket viii hr ,''ct'd
III Colorado. from Governor down.
We learn that the youngest child Z
A. H. MrKiulir died some day, ago
II is said that MrMahon President :
the French Republic will probably rc>ig
IN October urNt.
Boiling Williams i, the Democratic nor
inrc for senator from the pc>"t" a,
Natchitochr~ District.
Do not fail when y"n Z" 10 Homer.
enquire for sight Of thosr mtcrcNtl
hooks at the post office.
Hon II. {. Mitchell il the member,
Claiborne, of the Executive Commit
hr this Congressional District.
n. W. Harris stock of monks j. going
like ho, clh,, The people appreciate
cnd,a,or, 10 supply them with ho"
cheap.
W. a,k attention to the c,tl "i pr.
l.. MEu"H~. H., statement sin di~pr'
the rumor- which have hr,r circulated
the preiudicc OF MI !. H. Hay.
On SATURDAY LIT the following pr.
were paid Tor cotton in Shreveport: 81
nay .; good or,lanry o.; los middIns
hiddling to-: good mihdi.ug ia.
Now that tho nEtl> HJN" \Itu
stopped, ,h,r. = no oth,r Way t" G"t
supply ri r,adms matter than Icy call
On l.. W. Hams, at the pos, office.
There l. an unusual amount of ,i'ld
throughoui-thc parish. rhyeic,An>
continually on the moyc. There l-u
Of this sickness that j. dangerous ~,
IN rare Instances
l.. II. Bowdrn. of Franklin parish,
been nominated candidate for >cr
from the District conp0,'d of Oulcl
Jackson, Richlaud, Franklin and Caldy
Hon. T.. T.. Kidd, of Jackson. WAS III,
poncnt.
Our friend Milo y. Parker called q
yesterday on his way to visit rclatiy,
Colquitt Our friends in Cluhoru" q
they 90 to Shreveport should rcmri
that Mr. Parkcr's honsc adv,rtisc> II
Guardian.
by reference to the card of Th"ma
Kinder it will hc seen that he has
certain changes in hi, snuounccmc
the people II" now sells three ia
the week Tuesdays, Thursdays and
uriavs, aud srllS III addition to his
beef, mntton and pork.
Mr.. J. VI. DoTman announces in au
column that W. W. Dorman will, OF
after the 18th day of september, III
blacksmith shop formerly owned Ivy
Dorman. Mr.. Dornan is said to be q
smith and will doubtless give rrrtcc
isfaction to the people. lie will also
A. r. Dorman's old business.