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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
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gBie Die fatbpl. Yreiir unteriiiBt piro !
Der pWanberer", bas fatboIii9e Bo9en,
blatt in ct. Saul, Winn., muste tir,Iid
S1ulben balber pon Der ,Oeutj4en fatbol.
Orufseieli6aft" p~srtauft msrben unb bic
neuorsaniiirts ,Wanbsrer: @eieui9aft" bat
$500 baar bcflr bssabIt. Die alien
&ttionare u~erloren bas snn3s einsesablis
&opital unb pe,ben mod 1000 bis 5000
Dollars barauf sablen maiIsn. Oas 1T in
Der Chat beiddmeub fir bic beutiden Ra.
tboIiten in Minnsiota.
g%r3bi6esie WiIwautee.
9irbe bransen in Der Ra5t les 8. au:
suft In bic Sranaistanertir5e unb erbeute,
ten ben Opfsrtaitsn nit 500, bic fiir bad
Eaubitummens Snftitut in ct. Srancis col,
lsetirt morben.
@r5bi6cefe Ban goupers
SsIanb.
Inter ben Snbiancrn. Der bo1p'i,
GrSbii4of Se9bers bat cine Civilizations,
reiie burd bic Wtiiionss Stationen unite,
ben Snbianern sema9t. alm Sonntas
ben Is. Suli, traf Der bo1p'ite gSbii5of
In 2ewistown, Sbabo, elm uns firmte
bort IL perionen. Cine SduIe III ba:
ielbft bereiis erri9tet unb ftebt unter Set:
tuns bon S9wetern. Sn 8albe wirS Dor,
aud elm priefter ftationirt perbeu. Dor
bort besab fi9 Der grabif9of mad Der Ilii.
fonssS Citation ct. Soispb, poielbIt er Don
elmer 9roBeu An,ubl Snbiausr empfanaer
wurbe unb bsnislbsn bic 81. Sirmuns sr,
tbeilte. Don bier stng es Sur Snbiauer,
Wiiiion bsS 9ater De Smst, woieIbit fd
aud msbrere SduptIinss uon Snbiansrr
%periammelt battsu. Oie Rapsle mar Dor
ben Barmber5iser S9peitsrn pra4tis aus
9ei4midt worben. Der grSbiidof wurbt
pom Der sSnbianer. @smsinbe In Yrcseiior
ab9ebolt unb purbe sr am Mbenb BON Der
Sabianerfinbern NIT elmer Serenabe bse5rt
unb lberreidten linn bteislbsn bann Elm,
NbreGe. Ser grabiidof beiu9te aud BIZ
S4uIe anb mai iibsr bic SortI9ritte be-
Snbianerfinber bo4erfreut. Bon bort be
CAB fi4 Der @r3bii9Of mad Montaaa.
DiSeeie Dubuque.
Sie Stride In DeBitt, Clinton Co., II
an letten Dienfas Na9t UNI balb spol
! nbr nieberssbrannt. DaS @ebdube ma
1853 erri4tet worben unb wurbs psrsanss
mes Sabr uersrOBert. Ser Sau 1T fir bi
serinse Summs uoa $1,000 psrfidsrt &c
rueien.
in Wari5aQtupn wurbe Isstes Spat
iabr sine fatboIii4e BON Sdwsfsrn ssIsi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
@ro69er II N.
Gprrriponbrn,.
Bon Der r%ntsriausr, 5. Aus. 1879.

Bon Der llnteriausr, 5. Aug. 1879.
gnblid fnb nod monatsIanssn, anbau.
ernbsn &esenslfen id6ue marine Soms
mertage uns arporben unb aIIsntbaI6en
atbmet bic wssen Der 9efir9tunssn niebers
sspreBte gruff, BON nsuer Sofinuns ges
i1weut, frsubis auf, beun ioI9 sinsn ions
merIi9en Winter baben meme feds 2uftra
mid nod ni6t srlsbsn lafen. SIS mar
aber aud bic b63ite 9eit, baB Der 4usaii
einen We9iel Der Witieruns berbsifibrts.
Otsisr We9iel gum 9sIsrn muB anbaI.
tenb, bo5Iteus bur9 elm nd9tli3ss DON.
nsruettsr unterbro9su isin, bann mirS Der
WinSsr Don Wstborf isineu chase. cousin
bod nod sinisermaBsn gum Srinten Be,
nusen unb Der Sianosner ieinen peltbe.
tanntsn vRnisbre1er", fails er bur5 gut
sewdblte S5ieferplatten, bic sr benz Bos
oentrie9er uutsri9iebt, na95ilft, ssnus,
Jam pom Der gusufionne geto5t bstoms
men, baB CT Jpn einbsimien uno tsItsrn
fam.
Erauris iab ss, pis Sbnsn geniisiam
bsfannt 1T, bierIanbs nit Der Ssuernte
aus. SIM &6isr' unb Wsri5srtbals ,itan.
ben bic fimmerlid setrodnstsn Ssubaufen
in Der Ietten SuIiwo4e gang unter 8a1sr.
Die Spissn lusten, wie WaulpurfsbiseI-
ben I'M giienbabnwusen Dabinsilsnbsn psb'
mutbsuoa an. auf Der Spr i9wsmmts
elm wolfenbra4artisss llnsswittsr alss
Ssu nit fort. Das OssIins, sepSbnlid
IA Gage ipdter ais bas 9utlanS, fam ties
iss Sabr nit isiner Sattersrate slidli9sr
bauon. gu folder SSbe NAT Sausr unb
Woiel isit Wsni@sussbenten gu CONNER:
seit ni5t ansei9woaeu, ais IS bsuer bey
Sal mar. &m Worsen bss 81. SuIi itano
@rsuenma9er I'M Waiisr. Bel Der an,
baueruben Ndhe iinb bic msiltsn &artof.
feln bermaBen wd1sris seworbsn, baB man
ieIbs tn Saum6l to9sn mubts, nm lie eHeu
bu tSnnen. Beim gintritt Der lanseriebn.
ten @drme wurbeu plSsli1 ale bic 70 Up
pig tns 2raut sei9ohsnsn RattoifsIfsIbs,
tobli9wart. Ser @sitant Der SduIniE
p.rpeitete bic Cuff unb iasts benz srmsr
Manns, bab feline 9isbIinssnabruns ssrbOr'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

pollution erideint bieiss 9sipsni. Das
Sabr 1898 bate feline .Striderinnen &o:
bsspterrss" inb feline .6urien Der 9aiuos
tine" has Sabr 1871 bate ieine vgnlaaos
men" 1eine pY%etroleuien" unb bic rWartes
t%enoertnnen Der Commune" Wsan iast,
oaB in ben &eiben Der Gommuniiten UNI
lene blutise pfnstisit bss rotben Wurbs
tanjes rnebr ais l0.ooo Streiterimeu se:
todten baben. Als in ben breiBissr Sab,
rem Der pOonner Der Sulttanonen~ nur In
1oferr on Der Spree wieterbaDts, baB bic
Serltaer SdnsiSer' @eieQen 6rawaa ma1s
ten ius9en Der S9neibetmamielen, Iadte
man iiber btelen eontrait (9esenias) gro:
ger uno tletnsr Wirtunseu. vglber, ss
1tedt etne b%rduenSere reuoIutiondre 3utunft
bl1fer Dem Rrtes Der S4nsiber : @eislsn
9eSen bic Sdneibermamieuen, als bintsr
Der .sarasn. Suli' &euoIuticn.A DEM bic
gtotb Der SamiIienIoligteit unb Der ueibli.
Wsn OsIals,oE9teu 6e'9t f9 4ter aulanr'
S'e" 9etpPpell u.st pet An9tfra9e oes mes
pslsn Solles. @GV os Sfaiieipsrlamna'
sun9e" Oct Spe'aloen1otrati 9sbsu ~ benz
'sh. :.
Oas i6Itsnbe Dad bes Sauies tam
tlr ben Wann entbsbrIi1 iein, fir bas
gSetb TT IS unentbebrlid. SamiIisnIos 1T
bet Der Sran in ben meiiten Sdaen 70 uieI
pte mitteuos, berufslos. Our9 ale
Stanbe feben mir idbrIi9 bic 3abl Der
Srauen wa4fen, weIde Sur6 ibre Saulis
lienlofi9teit in einen iauimsrpolIen 3uftanb
peristt tnb. Die S~rauenfrase 1T bic bauss
Srase mad Broo fir Sauienbe BON Ndb=
9sr, rpsl4en bas 2sbeu Der @roBitabt teis
nen Eti4 I'M 5aule bes @atten ober Der
Gltsrn oser Der anseb6risen Ssdte unS
tuelSen tlr,Snetoeutis fIar wirb, SaB iibers
baupt fur tie fetn @eoed porbanbsn lit.
Sts emancipation Der Srauen 1T bic
l9leStslte eSluns Der Trauenfrose. gti5t
emancipation. ionoern 6amiIieubaftistsit,
2auslitts!t uno geiunbe BeSe peibIi9er
G!werbsibdii9tsit metSen bic Sruuenfrase
lolen.
Sn Der gerspeifuna baben iid piele
pereinseIte SSraueu alerIet nsue ,Sanbtie.
runsen pom i3aune aebrodsn, bic oft uur
baIb @ewerb, balb 9ettel finb. Die
peibli6e 6anbarbsit 1T bur5 BEN Nett:
fampf Der Moihineu aus benz sSelbe oe.
i9Iasen. Sn Dem arossn oIsemeinsu
Sanbpstt, bas ale Srauen NIT peniaen
ausnabmsn bei6dfti8t, in Der glrbeit Der
MABEL, t0aren Die 6rauen nur wenis per-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

y Infer sssbrtsr Complement IN i'm SIR.
tbum. Nn baartraubsnbsn @siHi1tsn lGBt sas
altr Gurppa BEN iunssn Nmtifa ui8ts mad une
mas GustissH anssb,n. 70 pirhe Gin amsr;sani.
Toes, aud has itle8le 9latt nd itdmsn W.
Fttli9e Injtigsn an,unsbmsn, pie ls lpear in
eeutiten SpealtlSttsrn ~ fnesn lnp.-&,e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
Oi6ces Rat9ss.

Scr aeue Sii4uf uou Ra,qaette, Oct.
Gep. SObn 8srtin, piro am 4. september
tn Nesaanee, Wfi9., coniecrirt Iperbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
OiOcee Sort Dapne.

Sn Eutre Same, Snb., 6esinnt has
neue Stuoieniabr ME sepSbnli9 an sritea
Oienfias i'm September. Die GinDei.
buns Der uuiusritdt. wsIde, uie friber
beabf9ttgt mar, am 6efte Warid @eburt
itattinoen ioute, 1T aus triftisen @riuten
peri6oben porben.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-01

The following from an Exchange il 81
pertinent that We reproduce il in our col
umu>: A certain man got mad at the cdi.
tor and stopped his paper. The next week
he sold all his com at four cents below the
market prices; then his property was sold
for taxes; hc lost ten dollar. 10y hitting ON
Molll" Mccarthy ten day~nftcr Ten lirrfrl>
had wunthc race; he was arrested and fined
eight dollars fol going hunting on sunday,
and he paid three hundred dollars for lot
of forged notes that had been advertised
IS" weeks, and The public cautioned not to
negotiate ior them. lie then paid a great
big lr>hman, with "a leg like II derrick. Ia
kick him all the way to the newspaper
office. where Ii" pald four years Subscrip-
tI"n III advance, and made the editor sign
and swear tu q written agreement To- knock
Inn down and rob HIM IT ever he ordered
lIl, paper stopped again.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-01
NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.

We have closed ont our business Ia Ho-
mrr to Bridges 4 McCrauir and need mo.
mcy To pay our debts. We ask all the par.
ties due Us to come up and settle at once.
This will b" our only notice. All who fail
to make immediate and satisfactory ar.
rangomcnts must ahnlc the consequences.
We mean what we say.
;. \. GLADNEl 4 BRO.
Dec. ~, ia. lg:tf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-01

This is To certify that VIM. Ramsey com
mcnccd treating me for Paralysis on th,.
9Th inst. had not closed my left eye y,
six weeks; could not holl my walking
cane in m! lcfi hand; could not comb my
head, aud now can IL" my hand in any
way that lever could He closed my eve
In 20 minutes | am not A. s,roug in my
arm aud haud a. ! use to hc. hut believe
VIII he restored To full strength 10y con
tinued treatment.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-01

We dislike tn have to offer any excuses
that newspapers are not exempt from those
difficulties which bc-ot other affairs of bus
mess in the holiday season, our apology for
half sheet will be- thought satisfactory.
The working force of the GtARprAN. NJ
though possessed of many divine attri-
bntcs, are yet prone to human weaknesses
about Christmas tunes. All the office, from
the editor down, feel that they are entitled
" certain inalirnablr ri gifts and priv ilcgcs,
aud they have exercised thrrn by taking
several days of absolute, rest and frc,lum
from their usual laborS These facts will
excuse our half sheet this week.
From this date until Christmas come,
again there will he no failurc>, and the
GUARDIAN will not only maintain it's usual
size but will appear with the usual pune
tuality.
The Masonic Supper, at the Courthouse.
on the night of the 9th u,. was largely
attended by the brethren of Homer Lodge.
their wives and children, and invited
guests. The supper was n splendid "nr--
was prepared with rare skill, and arranged
by the ladies of the committee with rx-
quisite taste. The young people and chill.
dren passed the evening in those sport,
which comhin" in the highest degree fun
and frolic. We did ample Justice to every
thng-atc that which was set before us
asking no questions, save that of wonder
as TO how, IN 81 short a time, 81 elegant
rerast could have been prepared. These
annual reunions of the Masonic brethren.
their families aud friends arr productive
Of much good 10y increasing among the
brethren of the order that kindly feeling
which Masonry was intended to rrrpctu-
ate. Long may the 27th December hr eel
ebrated.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-01

WILLIAM BotINtN has t-lt+-+-.---t
and most popular boarding house in
Shreveport. He rct,r,. for ndor,runt OF
his fare and prices, To the numerous, guests
from Claiborne parish who have stopped
with him. Srr his card in another column.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-01

QUILTING attention to the above notice
" "f chang" in firm. ! request all those
VIII" may hc indebted To- Inc to come for
ward AMI make immraIat" and satisfactory
disposition Of their indebtedness. ! must
have what u due me and can grant ito de-
lays III closing out old accounts and notes.
4. ". BARROW.
Jan. !, TO. 20:it
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-01

The largest, best and cheapest stock ui
Clothing Nnu can find, at ts.r
NEW fuEK StaRr.
All the young people found the Christ
mns Tree, on the eth ult., hcnding under
the weight of the humorous gifts from
frieud- and relatives. The editor of the
Guardian rriolA's in plug hat Of unusual
symmctry aud remarkable polish. Some
friend who appreciates our efforts to ri,,,
III the world Thought to .pll t"our chances
by the contribution of this tile which
will add sc,cIal inches tn our stature.
The occasion was m enjoyable one. ManN
presents were lost or destroyed by the
fall of the tree early in the evening. We
arr satisfied that many gifts intended for
us were lost in this way. and the dcSirrc-
tion must have been great, for we hear
many Others making the same complaint
IL you want "a good article in the way of
Boots and SHOES. cheaper than ever lr.utr
seen, 90 Ia the NEW lul;k STORE, ShrrNc-
port, La.
Mn. W. ". Blows, mary year, ago
one of the most popular hotel men who
has ever ministcrrd To the hungry Of TIN,
portion of the state. has determined To
commence the oii business IN Homer
He will be- found from AMI afrr this week
Oh the Southwest corner of the public
square, ready To accommodate any num-
Der of guests. Do not fail 10 give him
that liberal patronage So worthy a man
deserves
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-01

T. T.. pGICE, New, Dealer. Shreveport.
La, has always on haud the latest maya.
zines aud news paper, from all parts
Of the world. His reading room j. pa
tronizcd 10y everybody in Shreveport. lii,
stand is next to the post -ullicr.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-01
STOLEN,
Notice 10 Contractors.

IN THE FIRST SATURDAY ~ JAN
" tAhl. l~79 the contract for vulhiu.
tho streets uf the town of Homer for the
year l-aH will hr let ont ~ the Corrt .hnuSr
door ~ the town of Homer. ru the Inst and
lowest bidder The successful bidder viii
hc required Ia give "a bond with approved
personal security Ia comply with his con.
tract and I" work the streets according To
specifications. Specifications may be- seen
al the Mayors office.
J. FERGUSON, Mayor
Dee. -. -. lt1t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-01
I. J. HlGlITOWER.


This il to certify that have been deaf
in my left car since boy. and Vim. Ram.
sey has treated mo three times and can
hear rs well ont of it as can out of the
other.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-01
II. W. KIRKPATRICK, Sheriff.
HOMER. La, Dec. 18th. LIS

HOMER, La, Dee. 18th. lS.-.
This is to certify that | have been af.
fiicted with a pain in the back of my neck
and VIM. Ramsey treated me twice and |
am as we'll as ever WAS.
NJ. MALE, Marshal Of Homer.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-01
Shcrin's Sale.

4. ". Simmons VS., w. A. KiIlgore-in Dist.
Court, No. :li25.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Claiborne.
Dl Virtue of n writ Of feri facias issued
- out of the District Court in and for the
parish and State aforesaid, in the above
entitled suit. have seized and will proceed
tn sell, to the last and highest bidder. with
in the legal hours of sale. at the Court
house door in the town of Homer, on the
First Saturday In January, 1879,
being the 18th day of said month. the fol,
lowing described property, TO wit:
The southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section 4, township 20, range 3
west--wth all the improvements thereon.
Sold on twelve months credit. the pur.
chaser to give bond bearing eight per cent.
interest from day of sale, with approved
personal security, and mortgage retained.
ii. W. KIRKPATRICK.
Sheriff.
Dec. IL, ISIS. tpfsG OOl I7ts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-01
II. ZOding's Palace,

For you can get goods in sire lots to suit
you at the same prices that you would
have to pay by the case else here-all true
business men will grant that money in
business is male in buying and not in
selling.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-01

A good | ply Linen Bosom Sbrt. which
is wsrth Il is sold for ~ ccut> at the
NV luEk SipiT.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-01
NEW YORK,

And new goods in every department re-
ccived daily at the very lowest prices. 1t
is useless TO say any thing to Planters con
corning either ZODIAC or his house, as for
the past five years his name las been kind
of watchword throughout North Louisiana;
to country merchants we say this, that if
yon wish To keep a fine selection at n small
investment, you are neglecting Your bust
ness if you do not call at
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-01
Canned Goods.


An assortment of Mrcrslaum. Briar and
Apple Wool PIPES, NJ prices which can
90 compared iINorahly tn New York.
\ splendid stock uf CIGARS. Chewing
and Smoking TOBACCO, Snuff. Cigarettes,
PLAYING Cards, and smokers utensils gem
orally, at prices TO defy competition. We
nlakc speciality Of imported cigars. and
are agents for l!erbc de In REIN smoking
tobacco.
We invite, especially, city and country
merchants Ia examine our stock IN general
before ordering abroad.
We have large stock of Layer Rasns,
IN boxes of all sizes, which We are able To
sell Al the lowest figures.
Mr. Lrnan having been To Virginia, has
purchased large stock of Tobacco. which
we otter very low.
Very respectfully,
r.. j. LEHMAN Il co.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-01
PROCEEDINGS
or The Police Jury Of Claiborne Parish.

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=" ~ VI, '"'''' must Ut 'n' '"N 81 IL"
"it' va ""','ii' ''h''m' PUN
W. - ",'Pl'' H. ~, rs l. W''" :,
| W. : Cn,rllnd. Ward !. + " Cn> W,rJ
T. tli,s W,rJ :. II I,,i. NJ
: Absent. / + I,,I W.,r1G
/ The board VA, r.,llr,I IA order
! ON un,inu N,..r. t'n> and ,;lnyrr vrr,
/ ouuuiut.d q c,mmitt,r :, sri. win ti,,
| r1il.h Treasurer.
/ ON motion. tnr C,llnvirr hill. worn n.
! lowed
u az ''''"''N' u" '"i'''H '"'"'" the
~ ~ -" v"
w Nnhr.nI''"' sun ""i'ihS on ..
Il. 'sn %ut,' ~ wv
10, Woo" i"r SANE W.
- 'n'S' lees l. 81
" 'l"I '",, p'i"S' iu','"'i'
( i ','t',', " i'A "t' ""'It hummer -
/ '''' y, "''r'"' "'tN''S CONN., > 80
80, ~, ',''''''' ,.-S''I- -,'N'7' ~ wv
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= !, '1'' i,r,.........;..;..., ID "'
=, w wv" J,,''H '',>>",.'''' WV
;,,,r '''''''''''''' t''''''T w ''E -, u.
800 ,'' ...,..c q. ~ w,
''l''' pruning ','l "'''NS"'' ~ w
'''''''' '"' l"" "'"n'l"'H' ''\ ''''' - :"
COMMITTEE ga settlement with Parish
Treasurer suhmliir'l the follow luG report.
Which was received and the committee dis
charged
T,.,l.. p,..;r,,.t ,,,d N,.,,,,,.,- 81, ,L.. u,
lice .Iu,y:
W.. lin. rnmmitt,., ,runiut.I IA .,,tI,.
with / { N,,r,. i.t,t -f,..,.r,,.r t..,
leave To- r,.n,lt that w.. l.,,,. ,,lI,,iu,I Li,
hnnh- and t,u,hrr- ANA lind th,r,. ,n,,,r,.
that L,. L,. ,,,,.,,,I ,r.,r, ti, r., r,II. -
tor and f,lm,r Treasurer. ,;;;3 81 an rcn.
rral fund t,\. and ~sl.u3l an L,uI t,>
and b,, ,ou,l,,r, an LI,,l ,,r --:--- ~,
of general tlId t,>.,uI So; a. ~ ,nnnnn
In,7I. Min &C.. i,,,. .,,,',..'I 't... ~
and burnrJ and r,rn,n,r..nJ tL,t ,L. pr,..
ld,.ut rr,,.ir, linn tl,,r,.,,r
,s,,n,L - ''''' ~ ~ rnv
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-01
Ncm entertainments.
Ragland Sale and Feed Stable.
.,.-s5&!

TllE public are hereby notified that the
l Ragland Stahlc ha, been moved from
the old stand to southeast corner of the
public square. where Il. T.. RtGI.>>p, Man
a.cr, will l." glad Il accommodate his old
cn~toycrS aud the public generally. Good
Ntah| lots, ostlcr,, &c, NJ all times and
all hours. Good hnr~cS hucgirs and hacks
for hirr. Chaisrs To correspond with the
hard times.
JOHN NIHRrlL. Proprietor,
L. T. EAt;l.ANp, Manager
Jan. !, -. BOY
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-01
ARIZONA SEMINARY.

ONN T.THNtRHs
HAVING been elected To- the charge of
L this Institution for series Of wears.
We viii confluence the exercises of the l3ih
year on MONDAY, thr Goth of Jau'y, l-.-.
Tuition reduced 10 suit the times
Entirr Academic Course - per month.
Collegiate Course - per month.
W. J. LESLIE. Principal,
J. II. CilArrEII., Nicc-rrin'pl,
Mrs. RETrA BORING,
Teacher of Music.
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MAINE.
Funeral of Alfred Veazie.

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BANGOR, July 31.-The funeral of the late
Alfred Veazie, ESQ.,, who died at Bar Harbor
Monday, took place this afternoon at the FAM
lily residence, and was attended by very large
number of our prominent citizens. Mr.. Yea
zie, although young man, occupied promi-
nent position in business circles, being one of
the executors of the late Gen. Veazie
and President of the Veazie National Bank.
He leaves wife and two children.
Death of a Veteran of the War Of 1912.
PENNINGTON, July 31.-Capt VIM. Cotton,
aged So years, veteran of the war of 1872,
died at his residence yesterday
Throttled by Burglar
Mr.. Blanchard of Wilton, bachelor living
on his farm was throttled by a burglar last
night He would have been robbed of $500
but for timely assistance of the hired man.
The burglar escaped.
Death of Well Known Dramatic Agent
Boston, July 31.-News is received that
Benjamin f. Lowell, native of Saco, Me-.
widely known as theatrical manager, died
this morning in New York from the effects of
asunstroke received last Monday.
Knox Republican Convention.
RocKLAND, July 31.-The Republican con-
vention here today was very fully attended
and made the following nominations:
Senator-George Roberts, Vinalhaven.
Coun ty Treasurer-Joh ohm w. Turner, Rock
i and.
County Commissioner-W. HI. Titcomb,
Rockland.
Resolutions were passed fully endorsing the
platform of the State Convention
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THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

2 Republican county conventions were held in
Cumberland and Knox counties yesterday.
Yesterday was hard day for the coalition
lists. Blanton Duncan at City Hall trounced
the Democrats, and in Penobscot the Demo-
cratic and Greenback conventions refused to
com bne on a county ticket and applied not
very choice epithets to one another.
Five ladies were drowned at Clayton, N. Y,
yesterday, by the capsizing of boat.
The National Educational Association yes
terday passed resolution in favor of devoting
portions of the public domain to education in
the states and territories
John Kelly announces that Tammany will
oppose the nomination of Gov. Robinson and
will not vote for him if nomited.
The British lost about 80 officers and 400
men in the Afghan campaign.
1t is deemed probable that dissolution of
the British Parliament will take place this
year. ....7 90
Mr.. Butterworth testified before the Cincin-
natl committee yesterday in substance that 10
money was spent except to secure fair ballot
and that no funds were received from Wash
ington.
There were nine new cases of fever at Mem
phis yesterday and four deaths. There was one
death in New York and one in st. Louis
The Boston Greenbackers have resolved to
vote for none but Greenback candidates.