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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-04-09
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fEmira Advertiser, 81
There is such thing as making progress
too fast. Sometimes the longest way around
is the shortest way there. II you would like
to have that demonstrated to your satisfac-
ton, in case You do not already concede the
force OF the proposition as occasionally ap-
plicable. just ride to fire some night on
the hook and ladder truck. We.were never
so glad in all our life to get to q fire as we
were last Saturday morning. For we knew
that when that desired spot was reached the
machine would stop, provided it did not
stop before it got there. A person connected
with this paper arrived at the truck house
Saturday morning Just as they were hooking
on the horses. The assistant engineer in
quiring il he was going to the fire, informed
him, on receiving an affirmative answer, that
he could ride on the truck Just as well
as not, as they were going right away"
No one likes to walk when he can ride Just
top of the truck. and the horses started.
Look out for your headv' was the warning,
and the upper door sill of the house was
passed in safety. The horses seemed ambi-
tlous. Better hold on with both hands,"
a voice came through the darkness; and if
the person had had 40 hands he would have
held on with each one. The ladders we're
not covered with cushions, and yet they
were springy. They are SO springy you are
liable to get your fingers pinched if you get
them between a couple while holding on"
We believe the route traversed was up Main
street from Market to Fifth. We think it is
the duty of the Common Council to smooth
down that beautiful avenue immediately
How fast are we going nowr' ventur- the
newspaper man to a "hook" in front of him,
who was smoking his pipe in peace.-"We
are only allowed to go six miles an hour"
was the assuring reply. And yet it
seemed as ii it were about 60 miles
and only one lap. The Park church
passed in review as if telegraph post on the
line of an express train; barely glimpse
was caught of Trinity with its tall spire; the
elegant residences with here and there an
occasional light, fitted by like the baseless
fabric of vision, and we were yet not a
wreck behind. First, Second, Third, Clinton,
Fourth and Fifth streets were passed, SEEM
ingly as close together as cracks on a barn
floor, and at last the conhagration was
reached and We were saved. An inventory
was taken of personal effects, and though
superficial, resulted in the discovery of the
loss of two illustrated newspapers which had
been jounced out of his overcoat pocket
| during the excursion. a pinched finger, q
muddy coat, a rent or two, and hands all oil
from holding torch ''just minute" for one
OF the boys to say nothing of the pleasure
of the trip. Better stay and ride back, as
we go slower returning" was the polite in
vitation, but his time being his own and the
walking good the scribe at length reached
Unconstitutional his pace was hardly si1
miles an hours Srm sympathizer with Mr.
John Gilpin, the noted equestrian.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-04-09
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-04-09
1T Is He.
Brown Comfy lO.l NeMs.l

Brown County (O.) News.l
Garfield is looming up as a candidate for
governor on the Republican side. 1t seems
to US we have heard of General Garfield
before. Once, in connection with trial of
a certain Mrs. Surratr, who was found guilty
and hanged because she once boarded Wilkes
Booth. Again, he figured as taker of a fee
of So. 900 for his Influence" as congressman
in certain De Golyer paying swindle in
Washington. Is it the same Garfield?
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-04-09
The Party of Morality.
IWashinuton Post ! !

When reading the long list of criminals
who were appointed to run tine election in
Phlladelphla and while taking cursory
glance at the hideous catalogue of their
varied crimes, one is profoundly impressed
with the sledge-bammer force of the Repub-
lican claim that 1.-THE morality and culture
of the Nation" belong to that party.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-04-09
A Leading Question.
ATLANTA Constitution

We feel inclined to repeat, at stated inter-
walls. the suggestive query: Why is it that
no Northern Republican constituency has,
up to this time, sent colored man to Con-
gress or as Legislative Representative?
They seem exceedingly anxious that the
negro should hold office in the South, but
when it comes to recognizing his political
claims at the North that is another and a
very different matter.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-04-09
Cooling Off slightly.

1t is observed that since the alleged negro
exodus from the South began to change the
political complexion of some of the strongest
Republican parishes in Louisiana, various
Southern papers OF the machine radical per-
suasion have altered their opinions as to the
ACCESSIBILITY of the move. q
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-04-09
Like a Pack of Wolves.

The Republican press is just like pack of
wolves emerging from the woods upon
body of new settlers. 1t is one united howl,
the hope being to frIghten Hayes out of his
sleep, or. if that fails, to make the people
think it Is the rebel yell.'
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-04-09
Lots of ..Revolution."
New York Sun.

Whenever Republican thief is ceught and
stopped from stealing, he cries revolution.
1t the army is forbidden to interfere with
elections it is revolution. If berbarous test
oaths are stricken from the statute book, it is
revolution. If free elections are demanded
and hired creatures to control them are
abolished, again it is revolution. They are
likely to get plenty of such revolution before
Congress adjourns.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-04-09
baltimore Gazette.

The whole country seems to be going end.
wise. Murder and incendiarism in Texas,
murders in Georgia, murders and mobIaw
in Kentucky, SUPPLEMENTARY language in
the Virginia Legislature. bowling Secess-
ionist in Mississippi, and q man named
Boy ton floating down the Ohio river. There
must be reform. = ss
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-04-09

charged that the feIon who shot down .
Kentucky judge was inssisstsd by Tndsn.
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26
SEE HERE!

I have been in the Saloon busne" Tor
several years aud have endeavored t0oe
iust with all men. have trusted them
until my book, show large amounts due
ne by good men. These amounts must he
paid 70 me or I shall sue right and left
without mercy. can't live If pay cash
for my goods and sell them on long and
uncertain credit.
To ali who owe me I address these last
vords-1f settlements are not made at
once my papers will be placed In the hands
Of IN officer, and IL the suits he brings
force you to pay cost IL will be yonr own
fault. You force me to this course and You
mast Peg the freight.
J. FERGUSON.
binary -, iep ~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

In Parish Conrt-No. 1i27.
Allen Barksdale vs.. Dolison Day, X. r..
TAFT, Curator.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Claiborne.
DY virtue Of a writ Of f-ri facias issued
ID out of the Parish Court in aud for said
parish and State in the above sHit, and 10
me directed, have seized and will proceed
10 sell to the last and highest bidder, within
the legal hours If sale, at the Court house
door in the town Of Homer, Oh the
First Saturday In May, 1879,
it being the 3rd day Of said month, the
following described land, seized rs the pro-
perty Of Dol,on Day, To wit:
The southeast quarter of section thirty
six 500. township twenty one t2l)t RANGE
four tA), west 100 acres more ut less, aud
all the improvements thereon situat-d-aIi
lying in said parish and State.
Terms of sale cash, with the bcneht "i
appraiscment. ..
II. W. KIRKPATRICK, Sheriff.
March 26, l-79. tpfSlO 1Ol Bits
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26

REV. W. =. KIADELL has, by the exercise
Of remarkable care and diligence, succeed
Cd in raising, for sale, about 200 bushels
NJ the genuine Dixon cotton seed. These
seed have several marked advantages
which recommend them 10 our planters
The cotton makes with great raptdity; does
no, shed on either hill or bottom land and
10 always heavily fIuited; whether It grows
high or low the stalks are always weighted
down with hollis. This cotton Is highly
recommended by those who have seen It
rowiny. Mr.. Kimbell informs HIS that he
10 meeting with success in dispensing OF his
spare seed, and that he will fill orders at
reasonable price. We urge our farmers to
take advantage Of the opportunity offered
and secure seed of snch nndoubted merit.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26

We learn from the Miudrn Democrat
that Miss Katie Goodwill, a beautiful
girl Of much spright'Incss aud promise,
died suddenly Of swamp fever on the 2fst
inst. The deceased was, we presume,
daughter of Alfred Goodwill, q leading
merchant Of North Louisiana and well
known to the people of Claiborne as one
Of the most worthy Of our old citiz' Ms
In his loss he has oar hrar;frlt sympathy.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26

Tho success Of Mr.. WOODLAND WRIGHT.
the accomplished photographer who has
lately located in orr town, is fully com
mensut ate with his merits His -ilvotypcs
arc rare gems Of art, and impress all Who
see them with their charm. Hi. copies OF
old pictures are universally admired for
their fidelity to nature. Let all who de-
sire good work pstrouize him. His prices
will be found sufficiently moderate to sat
tsfy sil.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26
WHO NE IS.

Who charms the gents and ladies fair,
With portraits made with skill 20 rare,
That people, all In wonder starei
Why, Pywell, the nne photographer.
Who un' .rstands % we'll to pose,
That oblique eye, or frightful nose,
Their own defects shall not disclosed
Why, Pywell, the skilled photographer
Who can 70 well those spots enace,
That often freckle Beauty's face,
And Of them leave no earthly tracei
Why, Pywell, the shrewd photographer.
Or, gently charm the scowls away,
That oft DER certain faces stray,
To the poor subjects dire dismayi
Why, Pywell, the gay photographer,
Who can o. sooth the bsby's cries.
And change its ssd and weeping eyes
To orb- where mrthful laughter liesi
Why. Pyw.ll, the quick photographer.
Who can 50 def, with art, secure
The eoyish grace Of Miss Dcmnrr,
And. hence portrait fine assured
l. Why, pywrll, the sharp photographer.
Or, catch the merry beams that play,
Der happy vi-age, light and gay,
As sunny rays in genial Mayf
Why, Pywen, the keen photographer.
Who i.'t that ladies all adore,
And sing his praises DER aud DER,
Because he adds to Beauty'- stor-i
Why, Pyweil, the charmed photographer
Who makes for all, nj prices not high,
Those portraits finr, that charm the eye,
OF oonnoisseSr, or passer-by'
Why, Pyweii, the neat photographers
And still invites the people sll,
On him to quick and surely call,
For portraits large, OF gems 40 smallf
Why, Pywcll, the live photographer
Or who, when eyes have frcscoed been.
Through some gay fellows lively within,
Relieves them Of their hue 40 diinf
Why, Pywell, the kind photographer.
Homer, La, P~t-officc building.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26
OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION.

Stat, Of Loni.idmd-I,a ri.k Of Claiborne.
DE 1T REMEMBERED, That !, the I'M
ID d.rsigncd, sheriff nf the said parish "f
Claiborne, and ex-officio Returning officer
the reuf, did, this day, repair to the court
house of said parish for the purpose oi com-
Milling the returns sent in by the Coininis-
sionars uf Election, at the several poiiing
places in said Parish, If an election held
ON the 18th day of March, l-19, for the
purpo.r If clecting delegates to Conven-
mon To frame new Constitution for the
state Of Louisiana, agrreably to the proc
lamatiuu of his EXccllrncy, Francis i.
Nichols, Governor Of the state OF Loulh-
ana, issued in pursuance OF existing laws
and then and there having arrived, pro-
c-eded, in presence Of j. X. Ramsey Ore"
Ferguson, W. W. Arbuckir, Peter DemetA'
! Ferguson and h. n. Sanders, witnesses,
known and qualified voters of this par,sh,
and as many others who have bern chosen
10 attend, 10 compile laid returns, and
have asc-rtain.d thcrcfrum that the votes
obtain,d by each candidate, for Delegate TO
said Constitutional Convention are AS ioi-
lows, TO wit:
FOR eESATURIAL DEffGtffs, 1iSf oh"Aio
RIAL DISTRICT:
p. George. four hundred and forty
.
J. C. Vance, four hundred and forty
two, ---.-.-..- W.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATES:
". F. Morcland, four hundred and
thirty mine. ..... 43s
r Davidson, four hundred and
thirty-eight. ~
And having made public proclamation
of the above result, have closed this pre-,
ces.verbal of compilation OF votes, wnlct
is made in triplicate, the whole a. requires
by law. 49,. so,h a.v y
II. ". KIRKPATRICK,
Sheriff Of the parish Of Claiborne.
Witnesses:
DREW FERGUSON,
PETER DKnETZ,
W. w. ARBUCKLE,
B. B. SANDERS,
J. r RAAsBY.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26

In the case Of the State Of Louisiana
W, George W. Dupree. charged with per-
Jury, the jury returned verdict Of not
guilty. The State Auditor was the only
witness and sworc that Dnpree did not
swear to the AFFIDAVIT attached to the
alleged false accounts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26

A Donalsonville, La, paper says
There is \ novelty here in the way
of a courthouse. 1t il "A very small
flatboat covere, in. Being discOv-
cred floating down the river il was
pulled ashore, and is now occupied
on court days by bis honor he col
ored Justice Of the peace 10 settle
disputes.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26

When you visit Farinerville he snrc to
buy your goods at the Cheap Cash House"
Of J. MARX, Farmervillc, La, where goods
are sold cheaper than any other house in
this section Of country. Best No. Cook
mR Stoves at SIS 90, complete. i'm
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26

Major JAMRs L. DvSS will arrive to-day
With fine lot of Missouri Mules. No
doubt he certainly will reach Homer tins
day, and will offer To the people Of Clsi.
borne parish the best mules ever sold here.
Come in tomorrow, and next day, and the
day after, and see---very man for himself
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26

An old brand Of old and pure whisky
has lust been received at j. c. DREw's
popular saloon. This completes the stock
Of hne liquors ut this saloon. Pat Cfsf-y
or Mr.. J. c. Drew will take pleasure IN
serving their friends and the public with
anything in their line, and defy comPeti-
ton in excellence of liquors and cigars.
Call aud cool the inner man and enliven
the soul by imbhing some one Of the nee
tartan draughts dispensed at the counter
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26

Mrs Kinabrrw. widow of NJ 5. kina-
brew. died AZ her residence in Homer, on
tho morning Of the oath inst. Tine de-
ceased lady had been All invalid for many
years. She leaves three children, Mrs.
Ferguson, ". o. Kinabrcw, Esq, and Mrs.
J. c. Morton, Of Texas.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26

Persons that owe A. T. and W. W. Dor
mon for Last year will save themselves cost
Of suit Ivy settling their accounts imm"di-
a,ely. Take this not a. = threat, bnt ~ n
warning from one that intends to have his
HnnneY
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26

BRowNTs HoTEL is the place TO get a
good square meal, elegantly cooked. Good
BIRDS and the best Of attention. Prices
reasonable.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26

THEo. II. KoRrrN il yet giving salts
isctiou to all his patrons. His watch and
j.wslry repairing, his stock of watches
and jewelry, his -pectacles Of ine pebble,
are Just what the people want.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26

". Fl. ELLISGroS has made snch re-
markable deductions in prices that only
the lnost impecunious tramp is unable to
bay something from his choice stock Of
groceries, stationery and confrction-res.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26

The frequent demsnds for Wonderful 3
have not exhausted the stock Of this truly
valuable discovery. Oh. what wonder
u Wonderful g.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26
Hadley. ID. NJ. hsdIey'
HADLEY 4 BRO.
W. T. Iiadley.


THE undersigned are prepared to do all
kinds of GIN and MILL REPAIRING
on the shortest notice, in workmanlikr
manner. Having all kinds of Gin aud Mil
material on hand, they are prepared Ia ht
mn Gin or Mil complete. Make Fans and
Thrashers for Wheat, Oats, Rye, Barley;
&c. Send in Your orders for Thrsshers and
Fans, AZ none will be made unless ordered
All orders promptly filled. Special atten-
ton given to fitting mp Machinery, Boiler,
patching, &c. shop at c. Chaffes WOOD
HADLEY & BRO.
Mindep, March 9, 1879.
P.s.-Any Gin or Mill work that can be
done at the Clubhouse, such a. sharpening
or putting on new ribs, &c, will I've prompt
iy attended to By writing to the nnaer'
signed. n q D.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26
Homer, La., March rs, 1879.

In referring to the above will say, that
NV declining health causss ME to With
draw frum business. | respectfully AK
tina, all my friends will continue (" give
MIR. Barrow their patronage ~ heretofore.
l.. l.. CAMP.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26
BAR AND BILLIARD SALOON,

Southeast corner Public Square,
HOMER, La.
THE undersigned with great pleasure an
/ nounces to his friards, customers and
the public generally, that his Saloon has
been entirely remodrlr,l, and will now, IN
elegance Of furniture, taste i'll arrangement
aud quality Of liquors, compare fu,orably
with any one in the State.
FINE WINES of rnrrst brands.
Champagne, Clarrt, Rhine Wines, etc, etc.
CIGARS Of all grades, from the most cx-
ouisiicly favored dow to the best doncs-
tie brands.
BRANDIES. French and Domestic;
Rye and Bourbon WHISKY;
Canned Meats. Fruits, Nuts, Candies
Groceries, and Couirctionerics Of all kinds
Give me a call and you will be pleased.
j. &. DREW.
March II, 1910. Dy
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-26
Cash Receipts.

w viii continue to publish under this
h.sdiug the names Of those who each
v,el pay mp their subscriptions. This list
|. intended - . memorandum for the pro-
,,e,ion of subscribers against possible
.,rors in our books: