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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19
FOR DISTRICT JTDG f..

We are authorized to announce Gen.
JOHN YOUNG rs n candidate for Judge Of
the Third Judicial District. composed Of
the parishes of Claiborne, Union and Lin
coin. at next election.
We re authorized TO announce Judge
F.. ". GRAHAM, Of Vienna, Lincoln par
l,h. As candidate for reelection to the
ofticc OF Judge of the Third Judicial Dis
trict, composed of the parishes of Claiborne,
Union and Lincoln, AT next election.
We are authorized 10 announce Judge
J. r.. TRIMBLE, Of farmerville, Union
parish. ~ a candidate for Judge OF the
Third Judicial District, composed OF tho
parishes of Claiborne, Union and Lincoln,
~ next election.
We are authorized 10 announce Judge
v. j. SCOTT ~ a candidate for Judge Of
the Third Judicial District, composed Of
the parishes of Claiborne, Union and Lin
coin. al next election.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19
Taylor 6eattle.

Judge Taylor Beaitie reached Homer on
ibe morning Of the 18th instant ut one
o'clock. lie was received by the Radical
marty IN massc and conducted in u very
hostile manner tc the sumptnors suite of
rooms prepared for him at Browns Hotel
when We wrute eR mdsse above, we really
INFANT that the committee Of reception
was composed of cur ixis~ive old friend,
j. 4. Wittrr. who constitutes the length
breadth and thickness Of what is left Of
the Republican party in this parish
Judge Brattic was treated very kindly
by our people. Many of our best citizens
went out to hear him speak. From a
purely southern -tand.pont his speech
vas good lie is white Lacquer Of the
greatest brilliaucc. lie is an rr"concila-
hlr bourbon. When he told his audience,
principally ncgtucs that the white man
must rule ihi, country and thu 80 mus;
take a bacl seat. the harkics ch"cr"d No'
cifrrouSly. They brought down tn" houS"
4 in a thunder storm al -tampings when hr
DECLARED thar h. was proud of his Anglo
Saxon blood. Some one suggested that
the negroes cheerrd al this point brralls'
they were happy tina, til" Judge was not
dnrkcy.
! However, Judge Bcuttir mad" an mncN'
c,ptional speech. Onr people found him
l.. 1t1 ~
ed him ~ such. He made NO special cf
/ foit to organize the RsPnhliran fragment
! III this parish We are assured that h,
| did not leave even an inhnitcsmal portion
of the campaign fund III Ciaibornr. liz
! cnlnr. Ne NV. and cnnlnrrh nnthlms.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19
Communicated.

o. ". MEADOWS,

DEAR SUI read in your last i-'rc the
address of Mr.. 4. We'll to the voters of
Claiborne paIa-h, and IT called Z" my mud
many things that am afraid that !, III
common with other Of my fellow -citl/rus,
4, about .. forget. do not desire Ia
fr,p alive - offensive form the memo
rirs ,Ar', o.. ont ~ tn" late civil war,
AIT there ar many things that We should
remember H. Ion. A. life la~i-.
Mr.. We'll we'll and truly says that hr was
among the tI-t Ia 20 ont al the call "f Ms
country {" fight for his liberties. lie made
"A good aud faithful soldier. On many hard
fought iirid hr shed his blood that III,
country might live. lie has >lgnallird bis
devotion to his country IN the strongest
manner possible. iic ha, "ft,frd ti> ut"
n, "a sacrifice and. although IT. lIir "a~
preserved tn Inn, hc Vet bears "n hi booty
the scar, inflicted hy the missiles 81 the
foe These are important CONSIDERATIONS
aud, all things else being equal. II" should
he remembered when heHHF- aIr dl>iTlb-
utcd
Nj. We'll has been since the war an hon
81. faithful iHd consistent lrm"clIi. lie
has lahorrd with the party and ~ ~" tim"
ha, h. been found wanting when that
parry. " hose mission Was to redeem the
south, called fol hi SET, ices ~ hl> money.
These thing, ~ h"ur>i m'1I, We must
remember. and let u" irur man plead hrr'-
after inrgrttuln,>- IN lar of that duty that
he owes to some of the most sacred a>>o-
CATIONS connected with our history.
The man who has shed his blood, even
/ though ~ h, IN uualailug struggle. for our
liberty --Nh" ha~ r\"mpliiird h. faith IN
the work oi h- dail, lir. - III" man that
t,,.,,t,l, tlt,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19
TOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce r. +.
MAYO. Esq. Of Farmervillc. Union parish,
a. a candidate fur District Attorney. Third
Judicial District, composed of the parishes
Of Claiborne, Union and Lincoln, at next
election.
We are authorized To announce Judge
J. A. RICHARDSON ~ n candidate for
District Attorney, Third Judicial District,
composed of the parishes of Claiborne, In
ion and Lincoln, ut next election.
W. are authorized 10 announce JAS. A.
RAMSEY, Esq, of farmcrville, Union par
ISL. u, a candidate Tor District Attorney,
Thru Judicial District. composed of the
parishes OF Claiborne, Union and Lincoln,
NJ next election.
We are authorized To announce ALLEN
BARk>pALE. of Vienna. Lincoln parish,
~ a candidate for reelection Ia the Office
at District Attorney, Third Judicial Dis
trict. composed of the parishes of Claiborne,
Union and Lincoln. at next election.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19
proceedlnss Of Parish Convention.
HOMER, La, November Il, Fly.

HOMER, La, November IL, i7'''
The Parish Democrntic Convention was
c,lled To order at IL O'Clock, m. AT the
Court. hous,. 10y Capt. Thomas Price, char,
man Of the Executive Committee. Is
Coleman. clerk of the committee. called
the roll of delegates elected 10y the various
wards and ,hosr present took seats within
the bar.
rroc.r,lr,l Ia permanent organization, aud
Capt Tho. Price Was elected chairman and
q " Mra,lows secretary.
Mr. Bryan stated that a. large majority
of the delegates came instructed 10 make
M Marty nominations to-day. he would
now move that this convention adjourn
without any action. aud that these proceed
lng- br published in the claiborne Guar
dian.
The motion prevailed, and the coh'eh
ton wa, declared Adjourned .lHe de.
THOS. PRICE. Chairman.
o. ". MEADOWS, SECRETARY.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19
fUR CLEHh n. &.

We are authorized to announce G.. W.
SIMMONS ~ i candidate for Clerk of the
District Cour, of Claiborne parish, at next
election.
W. are authorized to announce J. r.
RAMSEY H. u candidate for Clerk Of the
District Court "f Claiborne parish, at next
election.
W. are authuI7cd TO announce DREW
EEktil son H. a candidate for Clerk of
the District Court OF Claiborne parish, at
neat election.
We arc authorized to Announce JAMES
!. POTTS A. q candidate for Clerk of the
District Court oi Claiborne parish, At next
election.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19
CANDIDATES. COLUMN,
Election LIST Tuesday In December, 1914
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized to announce A. l..
ATKINS as a candidate for Representative
IN The General Assembly OF the State, 1t
next election.
We are authorized to announce JAS. II.
ct'RRY Il, a candidate for Representative
in the General Assembly of the State, 1t
next election.
We are authorized 10 announce ALEX.
WEI. "A a candidate for Representative
in The General Assembly Of the State, At
next election.
We are authorized TO announce DIR. Z. II.
JANGFORD ~ a candidate for Represent
alive in the General Assembly of the State,
at next election.
We are Authorized to announce JOHN r
pUIppS A. a candidate for Representative
/ in the General Assembly OF the state, at
next election.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19

We desire to call attention to the c'teu'
lar letter Of Judge Graham Puhlishea III
mi, day', Guardian. Judge Graham has
made n faithful and conscientious Judge
He ha. been st his post all the time, anu
b,. we believe, discharged his Judieia'
Unite. a. he claims in his letter 10 'h'
VOTERS. Between the various Democratic
candidates we Of course can make DO
Indifference. yet We can unhesita'lngIH say
that Judge Graham has done well anu
deserves we'll of the people.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19
District Ticket.
TICKETS.

propose to print tickets ~ cheap 4" can
be done IN any country office. The old
price was ten dollars, after that ~iN dollars
per thousand. was the chatgc now pro
pose to PRINT tickets AZ still lower rates
according to- the quantity ordered. HE
tickets shalt hr printed nn II good quality
of paper, aud IN the mrntr~t aud best style,
aud will include every hAiHTr rr4nirrd for
the convenience of the voter. guarantee
as good work ~ can hr done ont Of New
Orleans. u. j.. IIARRl~'N.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19

W. X. Greenwood. Esq, Of Eldorado
Ark, has been spending several days in
Homer with his son, +. c. Greenwood. The
The elder Mr., Greenwood il now - years
of age, and bears his yearS with compare.
tive ease. We trust that Mr.. Greenw ood
will have q pleasant visit and will bear
away with him pleasant recollectious of
our town and people.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19

We are pleased to notice that the once
Of the Shreveport and Monroe stage line
La. been re-rstablishrd at Cumpe'oh
uo,cl There really should never have
been any change. Mr.. Cunps'on is pre-
par,d 10 attend to the business properly
and beside, that. all travellers who care
ANYTHING about good accommodations VIII
prefer Cunpston's to any other place III
Shreveport,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19

thousand votes; this year about eleven
thousand.
Last year in Pennsylvania it pollad eigh-
ty-ol~ thousand votes; this year some If
teen thousand.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19
FraterHal Carving.

\ colu."d man named Adkins. n few
milo, north of Homer, wa, seriously cut
lay his brother. The wouuding : claimed
=" have been accidental Who ut heard
from the Wounded man MAS IL 4 daugrrou,
situation
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19
TOE CONSTiBLE-Udrd7

''h 'c-''I u BLL-U ara 4.
We are authorized to announce j. II.
JOHNSON rs candidate for Constable in
Ward ., at next election.
We are authorized 10 .nnonncc C. r.
foRISON as candidate for Constable in
Ward :, at next election.
We are authorized to announce J. 8
m W as candidate for Constable in Ward
., at next election.
We are authorized to announce A. G.
IN - as a candidate for Constable u
ward ., at next election.
we are authorized to announce NJ. d.
uLADDEN as candidate for Constable
IN Ward :, at next election.
We are authorized to announce s. 2.
GRlGsBf as a candidate for Constable ID
Wand 7, at next election.
We are authorized to announce r. =.
hAhWELL as n candidate for Constable
III Ward J, at next election. -
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19
A Great Methodist Dead.

Ir. Lo,irh li'irr, IN rminrnr Methodist
Divine. died NJ his home in SPARTA. t;rni-
80. "u the morning of \uv"mhrr the luth.
br PIERCE has been minister of the COS
pei Tor seventy five wears. He preached
his last sermon about two weeks before
his death tie was the founder of the
Grur=ia Conference and of the Wr-l ~
Icmalr COLLEGE nt Macon, aud wa- th,
recognized header ot the southern division
" hen the split MAS mad, III thu MrthudI~t
clutch. pr. Fierce leaves four sons. all oi
~ h"u ale ministers aud one ct them -
bishop
The main danger IN this hurdle race
that We will have III Claiborne on the
inst Tuesday ia December j. that sumc in
div Idual candidates may forget thl; they
are Democrats and viii gladl, allow some
cn'or,d men To- vote the Radical ticker IT
their ntnr> are written or printed an the
>urmi,r. but II - natural for the office.
seeker Ia care more for his own >uccr~s
than tor that "f his party 1t lac il voted
for hr will make no sill Ihumln rudra,nr
to I,ru,urr Not fui the Democratic state
ticket. There il ~ doubt hat that L =.
full vote of the parish viii De- policd
through the individual cNrItinu~ OF car'i-
dates. And II these asritaui> VI. l.. r
u faithfully t"I Democratic nominees IL
Tor Themselves, "" may hope for great
Democratic victory in Claih,rur. do not
dlappnint ~. Democratic candidates.
We learn with much pleasure that our
esteemed friend Sumptrr II. Spauu has
been nominated hy the Democracy uf
Webster as their candidate for sheriff
MIR >paun is u genial. accomplished, chIv-
alric gentleman. he is the soul Of honor.
and viii carry into the office a just APP
probation of It's dignity and requirements.
Mr.. Spann has made most c\crllrnt
clerk and viii make ~ good hcrii We
Ito Sincerely hope that hr made hc elected
over his opponent. We do not know " no
his opponent j.. hut feel very much like
the only glory that Grr'nhL,krr VIII reap
in this election i that h. viii hr beaten
10y good man. In that Thought he must
iind solace, ~ " is all that hr will get
Elder lilckrit. Of the Shreveport Bnp-
tlst Church, has been preaching u series
If able sermons from the pulpit Of the
Baptist Church in tins place. Mr.. Hack
EFT is a preacher of much more than
ordinary ability. His SERMONS are cio-
quent. instructive and pathetic His dis
courses abound in happy illust .7itions.
The congregation on Sunday night was
very large and more than twenty five
pentents asked the prayers Of the church.
Our people seldom have the opportunity
of hearing - distinguished preacher as
Mr.. Hackett. We trust that his labors
hcrc shall not have been in vain.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19

~. luscious possum Is now III seaSoh'
Tb,,,.. delicious dfadrHPt'ls are offered Oh
the street for fifty cents. But our friend
Tom Harris makes tri-wectly trips TO tue
pnssnm range and usually catches two or
three. The editor has aided in the disscc-
,;ou nf three of the beasts aud has an
ilyitation for tonight. Postum and tater-
are among the. dclicaeic- that are moi ID
he drsnlstd.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19
Nrw entertainments
WM. ENDERS,
Texas Street. near tevee, Shreveport,

bEALEElN
IL classes and STYLES Of HOT SEHOLD
y fl'RNlTlRE. Window shade. Wall
Paper, Looking GLASSES aud Plates. Frath.
~. MItirr->"' C"rnicr and Picture Mould
lng>. and 'hildrcn'- Carriages
Glazed sash. Do, and Blinds, a spc.
cial;N
20 All Goods At Bottom Prices.
Nov. ~. l-19 Ii.v
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19
Estray Notice.

Estray Notice.
AhkN ny by X. p. Dickrr,on and posted
L before ". VI. Sp-ar>. Justice of tho
Iea'r ~ ana Tor ward !. ON the Ri dav of
10, rnihSt. l-19' certain GRAY MARE
MD CoLI-no description given.
me owner OF said stock can get the same
u! proving property and paying all costs.
date of estrayment. ~" '"'
Is. ID. HARRISON,
~ 40 ,o,o straymsster.
~ io'S fHSs li.3t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19
FDR SHGRIFF.

We are authorized 10 announce &. p.
SCAlfE a. candidate for Sheriff Of Clai-
borne parish, At next election.
We are authorized 10 announce II. W.
KIRKPATRICK as a candidate for re-elec-
tion 10 the office "f Sheriff of Claiborne
parish, 1T next election.
We are authorized 10 nmnouncc F. N.
FREEMAN a. a candidate for Sheriff Of
Claiborne parish, al next election.
We are authorized io annonncc THOS.
II. BROWN ~ a candidate for Sheriff Of
Claiborne parish, at next election.
We are authorized To announce JOHN T..
BROWN ~ "A candidate for Sheriff of Clai-
horne parish, at next election.
We are authorized to announce J. T.
BAKER a. candidate for sheriff Of Clai-
borne parish, M next election.
We are authorized to announce ALEX.
RAuLAND H. u candidate for Sheriff Of
Claiborne parish. AT next election.
We are authorized to announce r. T.
MCtIENDON is n candidate for sheriff Of
flaib"'nc parish at ncNt cicction-subject
Ia a Democratic nomination, If there 10
one.
"" are authorized 10 announce w. r.
MVo'k %. candidate for Sheriff Of Clai-
borne parish, at next election.
We are authorized to announce o. A.
SMITH ~ a candidate for Sheriff of Clai.
born" parish, nj next election.
We are authorized to announce J. II. NJ.
TAYLOR a. Il candidate for sheriff of Clai-
borne parish. NJ next election.
We nrc authorized to announce J. n.
tIoN ER a. "A candidate. for sheriff of Clai-
borne parish, at next election.
FoE JUSTICE or THE PE1CE-U prd 7.
We are authorized 10 announce j. FER
ct son. ESQ, as candidate for reelection
I" me oiiic" of Justice of the Peace, At
next election.
We are authorized 10 Announce B. A.
tok lSoN. Of Arizona. az n candidate for
JnStlc" OF the Peace in Ward :, at the next
election.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19

,n,,..,
we III" '''"''''" '''"' W. '''
at"'"" VIII 'P'"N '''' ''-''' WV"
Ming
ne senate '"'"'''''''' v" Wv "'''eS
NP"h"r" case meet !" W." ''''""' '"''
"''A'
The Knth-ch,Id co,r WAS heard l., the
'"n't vi Appears I" 'S'' ''N'N' y" NV
i'h "s''
u.,dr,,l. aud r,,,.r arc .rokcu If u.
rromi.ipy tick,, for rrc,id. nt and Vice
ffcTl"eh''
Gran, and settle Of North Carolina i,
Matt. C,rr,u,cr'- ticket for rr,sid,n, and
Vic, President
to the United states Sruatc from Ohio Ia
ill Thurmaus place,
,u
s'7'"' e''' ''
mind sL. h.,, h,., ,,,,,,p,. ,.,,, .inc,. ,l,,
,,.cu,ior. If N,>imil,i,r
THIS years cotton crop estimated Mt
more than '"o.""" bales. and more than
half of IT raised 10y white mhnr.
D., ,.,.,,. ,a.., N.,1., ".
,.n :, ,.., ,., -. ,.,.r. 49,.
''f' " 1870 ~ "
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19
\IINNN. tn. No ,'mInl IUII- IN
To the Voters Of the Parishes Of Claiborne
Union and Lincoln

Union and Lincoln:
Your .,,iruil"u J. respectfully call,d I"
the fact that am a truldIt' Tor Distinct
Jud!'r ~ iAr II,I,,.-'d n"M Dl>ilI,i. - l."
,uIupu~,d of a., ;.il-i.rs 81 CLuhoTur. Tn
ION and I.lu,o.u.
Ny duis rrGi..jtd that should hold thu
Fail t,Iius II III, Distinct Court NJ H., tive
parishes {" the lf, >,.ui distinct. | have
Therefore had lt'lc tune To- visit the dirr-
rnr pn1tlnu> If III, District. ana taxi" ihi~
u'j iod ut pIr>'u'Ia- IN CLAIMS {" the. W.
ter oi IN" parishes shove named.
| have held The ,tncc since the Last sru.
rItl ,l''ti"u. iui ,'a,u ,udi have Faith
iuilN. hu'lrtilliy 1hd tou.ri"u'tui~l di,-
charged .,,I, durS If that high and rc-
srnu>ih.. pu,Iti"u. INpr, ~siuu- oi general
bati>iu,tiun az. To- hc heard IN ,vciN parish
of the pIr>r't District. aud this J. = source.
"t the grrnrcst Qualification. tur it j. my
pid,. and uiN ambition to Il" my l"i,.
duty. and th,t,h gaiu a., ,ourt,uyc ard
approval "i IN, people. >ilrc my clrrirou
every tenn 81 IN" Conn hl- h,',n held ~
each Parish IT tn" bt>tu, t--hayr always
been 1t ny post. aud have caused To use
les cost "I'N lwnsr 4" The" cpl, Oh account
at Euiut,."n ny pant.
have administered the counts all the
while with view 10 economy and am
satisfied that en- ihi> account. iht. coHft, ~
r"n,"> d"unG the term have served. ar"
mu.h less than. they we've Tor the same
l,n.th ni i.ur pr'A inN>A. Tie. nilir,' al
nr,tir,r Judge : one of the greatest inn.
p"rta'rr 1" thu people. and II h"h""Nc>
'r" ~ N''' '..iI ,ih'I"' y ~ err.
people Ia ln.thc their own >,lrctiou. L.
Ter Nnu I" my Irro:l a. Judge ct this BIS
tfIrt. which viii compare iaNorahly with
tha' "i any "th'I 'rirr Yen 1" my pc
'i,,'' .r,,tlI. ii,,,,.'
'h' people cone 'nu" th'' >tlIi W"ri
,.,,,..I ,h., ,,,.',, ,I.,,,I + III ' '.
to lee faithful in 'hrdischarrc of ever, duty.
Very "~prrtiuIN,
-. '''''''' W.
fur Ndrr' H. SAYS = II ''thr tnrr ~
tL, Erru,.I,,.;u ,r,,t,r- ,Lr,.,,. L,,,,t ,b..
than a political canvass" Ii did mo-,
somehow look inst that way when Taylnr
hattic struck tins neck If the vood>
~ Triumphant march judge Bcatiir',
cnt,,, int" fi"ncr vas failure. The con.
uurriug hero business took place lust fnnr
,u..., .,..
,l',.,.rA Co.. ..,....,,.... =,
,'..,..,
w. ~ y "
We learn that IN addition to drawing
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19

Jesse, one Of the notorious jar
brothers hes bren killed In Missouri.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19
Democratic. Conservative State Ticket.

UeW0c ratio -ConSefNdu<c STATE ttcket
For Governor,
LOFTS ALFRED WILT,
OF Orleans.
For Lent. Governor,
SAMUEL u. McENERr,
OF Ouachita.
For Attorney General,
JAS. {, EGAN,
OF Claiborne.
For Secretary Of state,
VILLA STRONG,
OF Vim.
For Auditor,
ALLEN JCMEL,
OF lbcrHillr.
For Superintendent of Public Education,
EDWIN IT, FAY,
pf L.. Frliciana.
District Ticket.
For Senators. 2lSt Senatorial District,
JOHN II. WATKINS,
Of Webster.
JOHN e. VANCE,
Oi Bos-icr.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19

Mr.. J. II. Simmons, who has been a can
didate for sheriff, finding that the nature
Of his business engagements will prevent
a thorough canvass of the parish rrtirr>
from the tield-in other words is no longer
q candidate.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19

\ party named >pragn" gave a thirty
I've, cent exhibition 1T the t"urthon>" "h
saturday night last. Ths -hado"y pros
pcrt of prize 10 every ticket holder
brought quite crowd together. About
one hundred and forty collar buttons, all
of bra>-. were distributed. The sho" was
a pool one.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19

\ colorrd gentleman living four miles
from town j. an object of envy {" all
~p"rt>ruu. he Killed seven grrrn-hrad
ducks AT one shot "ii FRIDAY last. besides
u"arly kn"rhlHg The top of hls head oh by
til" Irhugud ot his gun.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19

Mr.. Ep. Laudcrs ha- placed the Gr\R-
pI,N Office under obligations to him 10y
laying on our table two i'"ia'oes. one
weighing 4, aud the other =! pounds.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19

In Erath county, lr>a>, ON million
seven hundred drinks have been sold since
the bcll-punch law went into operation On
the LIST ,f October l~19.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19

New Orleans commission merchants
have ccas ii to pay brokerage. We Won.
by the reform. Do country merchants
pay any more for cotton on that account
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19

!. J. brown died At Clrburnc, Texas. on
the ith inst. From Elder W. II. Mcticc
vino was with Mr.. Brown just before his
death. wc learn that his last hours were
peaceful and happy. We stated in late
issue ct the GHar'liau that Mr. Brown had
only two children. We are Informed now
! tina, hr leaves four. \ good man has gone
to hi, lous home. Peace To his ashes.
! COTTON vent NJ last week. Merchant,
. IN HOMER paid ten ccnt- per pound. We
understand that II, aud ~ were paid III
Shreveport IA the middle of the week and
. lower price, ou saturday, The following
NJ, ON arr>, quotations from that market
Good ordinary. lo:; low n,iddlius, lie.
p mtdGitns. Ia: good middling, IL.
~ harn that "nr Young friend Joseph
:. Meadows has gone 10 Texas to seek a
location where he may dispense his legal
ac,iuu,.m, Ms inr The benefit of the public
and hru.rlf. W. wish joe much success.
ll,i, au accomplished youu. Gcutlcmar-
huuuiahlr aud ludu.;iinus.
NoIr, thr card "i Mr \. We'll to the
votes 90 CLIoornr pa IN. Mr.. Nul
prescott, the facts ia hi> ca" ~ a Pheasant
N suggestive ~ay. The r"ir,- urged 10y
1. .I...lt IN, 4. LA.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19

A sad calamity bef-ll thst yonth who
came int" our office on Saturday last. His
feet were blisteted and swollen, and until
this day he gtcvcs that he did not buy
from }. b. LrtrIs. shreveport.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19

Miss Lucy blackburn died AT Hope on
the NH inst. We have A. yet M particu.
lars oi her death. An obituary will
appear next week.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-19

Every farmer in Claib"rnr parish who
desires to rcPlrnish is medicine chest
should he sure Ia purchase purr drugs
These air offered At reasonable price. hy
L. j. TRrZrVANr, druggist aud dealer m
paints and oil, Shreveport, La.