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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15
The Democratic C Conservative Ticket.

The following is the ticket nominated
at Baton Rouge;
For GoverGor-Louis A. Witt, of Or.
leans
For Lieutenant Goyernor-Samurl ID.
NcEurry, ot Ouachita.
For Attorney Grncral-J. C. Egan, OF
Claiborne.
For Secretary of Statc-Wlit A. Strong.
OF VIM
For Auditor-Allcn Jumrl of Iberyill-.
For Superintendent of Public Educa-
toni. II. Fay, of East Fciciana.
The platform adopted is as follows:
Resolved, As heretofore DECLARED, that
onr designation of the Democratic Con-er.
vativc party of Louisiana is significant of
the power of the whole body of the pcu-
pie aud is used to express our determine.
ti"n To secure every citizen of the state
the equal rights guaranteed to hun bN the
Constitution of the United States and It's
amendments, aud the laws made IA pnr
snauce thereof, and to promote reform IN
every department of the State govern
ment.
Resolved, That the Democratic Conserv-
alive party of Louisiana has no other oh
Ject IN view than To preserve for the pres
ent generation and for posterity the Ma
nonal government according tn the spirit
w Wv it"Hrtr' w prhtft ana guard The
rights Of the States IA determined by the
Constitution and the decisions of the
courts Of jasticei TO promote aud advance
popular education; enforce a proper subor.
dination of the military power to civil au-
thorlty; protect the purity of elections and
encourage and develop the material re-
sources of our people.
Resolved, That the improvement of the
Mississippi river, the building of levc-s on
the bank. 30 As to afford ease aud safety
Tor commerce, and channel for naviga-
ton as well IA 10 protect the valley from
inundation, and the keeping open of the
mouth of the river, is . work Of national
Importance, evidently warranted By lust
construction of article |, section z, Of the
Constitutions Of the United States, which
confers upon Congress the power to regu-
late commerce.
Resolved, That the union and co-opera-
tion OF all citizens of Louisisns is earnest
ly invited, In order to sccure the adoption
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce F. Z
MAYO. Esq, of Farmcrvillc, Union parish,
a. candidate for District Attorney, Third
Judicial District, composed of the parishes
of Claiborne, Union and Lincoln, at nc1t
election.
We are authorized to announce JudN
u a. RICHARDSON rs candidate fu
District Attorney, Third Judicial District
composed of the parishes Of Claiborne, IN.
ion and Lincoln, ut next election.
We are authorized to announce JAS. 4.
RAMSEY, Esq, Of Farmeryillc. Union par.
iSh, as candidate for District Attorney
Third Judicial District, composed Of tie
parishes Of Claiborne, Union and Lincoln,
nj next election.
We are authorized to announce ALLEN
BARKSDALE. of Vienna, Lincoln parish.
A. candidate for reelection 10 the ofics
of District Attorney, Third Judicial Di>
trict, composed of the parishes Of Claiborns,
Union aud Lincoln, nj next election.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15
Communicated,
Camp.Meetia9 at Lisbon.

We left Homer Saturday morning, in
company with Judge Trmbe Of Farmer
willie, and Judge Richardson, and reached
the camp-ground, four miles east of Lisbon.
at O'Clock. y. III. The audience was at
that time enjoying themselves NJ dinner,
IN groups around the cncampment, most
Of whom, however, were being entertained
10y those generous tent -holdcrs. We were
too late for n position at the first sitting.
Int We had not more than time TO speak
to, and shake hands with, orr many rcla-
tives aud friends, some of whom We had
not met for long time, before one of the
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

We wish to offer an apology before the
oHense IL committed. True, it is lcgiti-
mate on our part; yet, something enplana-
tory should lie said. We had thought that
all past dues 10 this Office had been paid
mp; but in looking over onr books we find
that several persons owe rs little balances
that, through neglect, have not been at
tended to. Now, we will hate to put these
claims In the hands Of an officer; we there
fore venture TO suggest, mildly Of course,
that next week wonld he a good time to
pny mp II is Court week; everybody will
he here; and, as cotton is now being sold,
every body NJ aforesaid. doubtless has
little money. Therefore, drop in on the
captain, or rather the publisher, md pay UP.
lie needs the MONEY.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15
Local Happenings.

Saturday and Sunday last were not en-.
tircly destitute Of local happenings.
/ Young Mr.. Tom Greer, riding into town
from his country home. was shot Ia the
1 right and left temple near each eye, by onr
young friend, Jimmie Simmons, whose
ardent hunting proclivities caused him Ia
ignore the fact that the public highway
was IN range of his weapon. This is the
third accident Of this Kind that We
have heard of lately. We don't wish Ia
he Extensively oflicious in offering that
cheap commodity, advice. We would only
mildly suggest the propricty Of looking
before shooting.
Gu Sunday last We caught flying
glimpse of a copper-colorcd young man
who was IN eager search for the Doctor.
He Informed Us that he was in hurry and
would like to have his face scwcd up. A
side Of his phy~lognomy convinced us
that that was just exactly what he wanted.
A horse had kicked him and tore his mouth
about three inches wider As he was not
candidate for office increased vocal ca
pacity was no object More cheek aud
less mouth Was the crying need Of his
soul about that time. He was -ewed no.
Small boys went into ecstacirs and town
darkies unctuously licked their chaps at
the sight of an early possum that came
in ON the $40 mill train Saturday last. In
connection with this startling item the
spirit moves MS to declare that when our
appetite returns, and We are looking for it,
with some improvements, with the frst
frost, We will take our 'possum cold with
basei taters. Likewise also IL may bc stated
en- passdst that this delicious quadruped
should be exposed - q heavy frost one
night after cleaning. Any editors appe-
title would return to such dish AZ that
Several tocks Of pigeons have been no.
ticed flying over town within the last
week. IL having been conveyed to the
pigeons, ducks, geese, etc, that there is an
enormous mast this year, sportsmen may
look for sights Of fuu this winter
Mr. George Thomas requests us to state
that the streets are worked beautifully.
We hope so-indeed, We may say that we
hope 80.
The schools are working on smoothly;
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

of the Constitution now offered LOT 'ue',
consideration, and to prove by great anu
over~ helming popular vote that the PEG
nile of the State have exercised their right
ful pyver IN ordain aud establish for them
selves an organic instrument OF govern ,
m.nt, and Ia do away with forever ana
consign to oblivion the Constitution OF
l-6a a. = relic Of wrong and military op
precision.
Resolved, That the counting Of the cleo
toral vote Of Louisiana in favor Of Ruthef-
ford b. HAYES for President Of the United
States. and William A. Wheeler for Vice
President, was VIGOROUSLY q fraud on pop
ular rights, effected by evil Vaccinations,
the plots aud oonspirscirs OF the late odlous
Radical State administration and their
aiders and abettOr- at home and abroad;
aud that the Democratic c Conservative par
Is Of Louisiana, appealing to the evidence
of the case ~ now published by authority
arraign the authors of this great CRIME
against liberty and the Constitution, for
the Just condemnation of their fellow
citizens.
Resolved, That the Democrats Of the
Senate and House If representatives oi
the Congress of the United states are en-
titled to the grateful acknowledgements OF
the country for the zeal. fidelity aud cour-
~. shown by them in securing the pas
sage of laws by which the interference OF
III. military nj the polls has been prohibit.
-d aud the trial 10y jury In tie Federal
courts made impartial.
Resolved. That the rights, the liberties,
the interests amt honor Of Louisiaia de-
mund that her rightfully chosen Senator
In Congress. Henry VI. Spofiorl, be at last
r,rnuutz,.I aud Iulv s,ufII
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

WILL hc at the following named places
L on the days specified below, for the pur.
pos" "t collecting the State aud Parish
Taxes for the year l-7-, and Licenses for
the year l-79
ATHENS. Tuesday. October 2-th;
MACEDONIA, Wednesday. 10Th;
TULIP, Thursday, both:
HOLLY SPRINGS, Monday, November Sd;
KINGS LANYARD. Tuesday. 4th:
DNkE'S MILL, "Wednesday, 9Th:
HAlNESNllLE, Thursday, 9th;
GORDON. Friday, 9Th:
- MMERtlE Monday, 10th: and
LISBON, Tuesday, llih.
W. +. AYCOCK.
Tax Collector.
Homer, La, oct. li.l-79 o.,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15
10 me Voters OF Claiborne Parish.

d. ~ announcing myself as a candidate foe
wi.b ounce ~, Of Sheriff Of Claiborne parish,
any rumors to the contrary. il I sbould b.
Il, H. i"I 1,. as to he elected to dischargs
rme uul,es OF The Office / seek, will give IL
H.. o usulV!ded PERSONAL attention. seek
surrender it to Others.
nr... VIII be unable, from the urgent ana
meSlng nature Of my business eneses-
the 40 10 make so thorough . canvas Il
the parish as l would like. It il possible
mat mat i will not be able to visit ali. q
even, majority Of the electors. In that
, ,bten1, let me beg that you remember tSas
sbova a. .. Is caused only by the reasons
o. assuring aisug you that, in any event, whstA-
bave oo or defeated, no man viii eve
w;, ,e occasion to regret having bouorsd .
' suffrage, beg to subscribe mywf
Tours, with respect,
October 7, 1879. - A 80
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15
office.

I'VE. the Stockholders in the Agricultur.
W al Fair Grounds. do this dav appoint
j. Ferguson, J. e. Moore, W. ". Brown
aud j. II. Simmons as "A committee TO all.
praise all the lumber on the ground and
report 10y the 18th Of Oct, l-19: and all
stockholders. or parties interested. are
hrrrb, notified to meet in the town Of IIo-
lnrr on the 18th of Oct. aud take away or
di~poS" ct their Interest in the lumber, or
forever hereafter hold their peace.
STOCKHOLDERS.
Oct. IL. l-1q. q.t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15
Wohce 10 5hlhheta

II Nv NE Resumed control of my LAND.
,a,r' ,u, ! am pleased to Inform nv old
!" n''G lfieh"S that | AIN now ready
e. :" reeve COTTON and frcights on the mos,
x;c.. -, ,frihS y, / have secured the ser.
~ ~ W MI j. W. Lancaster, Who. in hn.i
III. III 'apac'ty, stands second To none I
hm., give my personal attention 10 the
o.1nr'I NY friends and patrons NAV resi- "
tectrd at all times. III De pro-
! am thankful for past fsvors md
specially ask liberal sbars 81 anu re-
ronhgc. VI your pat
Rates rs low as the lowest
hlnden, La, Oct. 4. 1879 ""r IL
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

We came very near announcing a candi-
date for Sheriff last week subject to the
nomination of the Grecnhack party. But
change came over the spirit Of his dream
and he concluded that he wouldn't. Let
our Grecnback friends overcome their tim.
idity. We will charge them Gully ten dol.
lars in consideration of theirs being a new
party.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

1t is sad indeed TO think that that crea.
ture alone, Of all living thing. upon the
earth, who loots mp toward his Creator.
should, from sheer neglect and greed OF
gain, bring misery and death on ~ many.
An instance is, that of . man who, know
ing the place, knowing what is kept there,
knowing the diseases it will cure, will,
nevertheless, fail to patronire peter ]. trez
evant, Shreveport, the leading druggis, in
III North Louisiana.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

Very many Of the citizens of Claiborne
and Webster parish will remember Hon.
l.. II. Fay, the nominee for Superintendent
Of Public Education. Mr.. Fay resided for
many years in Minden and for short
while in Homer. lie has been identified
since his earliest manhood with education.
al interests, aud is doubtless thoroughly
qualified for the place.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15
FOR CLERK ID. c.

We arr authorized to announce ]. r
RAMSEY as a candidate for Clerk Of tAs
District Court of Claiborne parish, at nett
election.
We are authorized to announce DREW
FERGUSON rs q candidate for Clerk Of
the District Court Of Claiborne parish, II
neat election.
We az authorized 10 announce JAMES
J. POTTS a. a candidate for Clerk of The
District Court of Claiborne parish, at next
election.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15
Nem entertainments
LOOK OUT.

I LEAVE FOR SHREVEPORT EVERY
l MONDAY MohNING, at IL o'clock -
All persons who wish me to ill orders for
them. or bring back freight. should leave
their orders At &. e.. ellis store with Mr..
W. r. Dardcn.
All business entrusted to me will he pro-
perly attended to.
Respectfully,
G. A. YANCEI.
Homer, La, Oct. Il. lS79. g:3t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

each has its full quota Of scholars As com
pared with previo6. years. Yet there i,
room for very many more. Under the
efficient management Of the gentlemen
who have charge Of the Colleges much
may he anticipated in their prosperity be
fore the scholastic year has ended.
Our esteemed friend, +. NJ. Freeman, the
sub-oontractor, leaves for Collinsburg eve
ry Thursday morning
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15
CANDIDATES. COLUMN,
Election LIST Tuesday In December, 1s7N.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized to announce ALIX.
WEI. as q candidate for Represen tstiv.
in the General Assembly Of the State, n
next election.
We are authorized To announce DIR. E. 4
IANGFORD ss q candidate for Represent.
alive in the General Assembly Of The 6&s&a
al next election, subject to Democrats
nomination.
We are authorized TO announce JOHN Z
PIIIPPS a. a candidate for Representativ,
in the General Assembly Of the State, a
next election.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

II is with much pleasure that We learn
that the Hon j. {. Egan has been nominal
ed for Attorney General. Judge Egan is
well fitted for this position. There is real
ly no ADLER lawyer in the State. lie made
his mark rs Assistant Attorney General,
and will, as chief in the Office, render the
State valuable service.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

No enthusiasm here over State nomina.
tions. Not that the people do not apprc.
eiste the high character of the nominees.
The trouble is they have worn ont their
enthusiasm over abou, forty local appli.
cants for place.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

man known to fame and one whose
reputation ia always first class il J. b.
LEWIS, Of Shreveport, who supplies the
world in his spccialtirs- boots, shoes and
hats Try his prices aud you will certain.
ly buy
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

DO not forget to consult u. ". HAMS
about all your book business Remember
that he will order your books, pay all
postage and deliver them to you ut pub
l'shcrs' prices. iou to pa! the money
when the book is delivered.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

The most honorable act that was per
formed by the convention was the resolu-
ton Mandatory Of Gov. Nicholl- II was
proper that the Democracy Of Louisiana
should place upon the records an scknowl-
edg-rneht Of the debt they owed our
Governor. And il was besides a stern re-
buke to those journals and politicians
who have gruwl-d at him persistently for
some months past. We have every conf
dence in the ability Of Mr.. Wilt, but We
have grave doubts as to his filling the po-
sition Of Governor so acceptably to the
masses a. did Gov. Nichols Our present
executive will soon retire into private
life. lie will carry with him the rev-r-
euce Of the people and the gratitude Of
the State. His fame needs no vindication
except that that will he given him by the
sober Thought Of the people when they in
after days institute their own comparisons
We assert again, rs we have heretofore,
that Gov. Nichols is the best Of all the
governors that Louisiana has had for
many years. II is a source Of pleasure
for ns Ia remember that we have taken no
part IN tn. abuse that has been hcapcd on
him.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

The editor Acknowledges the pleasure
Of visit from the Rev jaime, Madding.
Of Bossier parish. Mr.. Msdding is attend
ing the regular monthly meeting Of tue
Christian church north of Homer.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

We have had a very pleasant visit from
ounesteemed young friend, Leon Mayer,
Of New Orleans. Mr.. Mayer has numerous
friends oil through North Louisiana who
handsome face.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

ID. Il. HAYES, E>q.-Dcdr Sir: The polti-
cal elements are considerably troubled. !
believe the people IN favor of nominations
Will TURNOUT next Saturday; report says
those opposed To nominations will not.
They say, If their choice be the nominees
they will support the ticket, otherwise
th-y will not. Now, what is Ia be- dour'
II We have a nomination there will be- dl-
vision III ranks # AN open field fight, or
hnddle race. do YOU suppose, if II men run
for the same office. the people Will he pro-
prrlN reprrs"ntrd' In either case the same
number will he disappointed. | suggest
that after the present and before another
election, the people send mp to Homer del
egateS, from every ward, instructed to vote
for no man that has declared himself eau
didate, or allowed il to be done, before the
delegates meet IN Homer Ia nominate
There are now about II of the best men of
old Claiborne up for sheriff. ldouot want
To disappOint IL of them; still. ! cannot do
otherwise, and II of them will hr disap.
pointed no matter what do. II j. very
dI~agrceahl". Gentlemen. do not 90 M,
then you will not have to come down.
CITIZEN uF WARDS
Oct. IL. l-1u
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

The Grecutncker. will hold Senatorial
Nominating Convention at Minden on tho
9Th day of November, and ou the same day
At the same place will hold n Judicial Con.
yention
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

We have just sPac" To announce that
Judge J. ID. Watkins, of Webster, and Hon.
j. c. Vance, Of 1ossirr. were nominated by
the Senatorial convention at Minden last
Monday
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

Tho Shreveport delegation to the nomi,
mating convention passed through on
Friday night last homeward bound.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

The agony is over. The WiltE wave has
swept everything before il and the Ogden
boom will not he heard again soon.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

On motion Of Hon. Harry Ogden, Of
Bossicr parish, the State convention gave
three cheers for Wilt and McEnery before
adjournment.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15
FOR CONSTiBLE-Tayd7 :.

run Hard7.
cn We are authorized to announce 8. ?.
Whr,sBl as a candidate for Constable h
ward =, at next election.
orr, we are authorized TO announce JAS. 7.
as candidate for Constable in Ward
I" at next election.
!, We are authorized 10 announce r. p.
IN" I'LL rs candidate for Constable
IN ward !, AT next election.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

Rowing and walking matches occupy n
considerable space in the press reports to
. the exclusion, We fear, Of other aud more
interesting matter.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

We learn that Judge EgGn, Capt. Mitch.
I'll and Prof A. C.. Calhoun returned on
Sunday evening from Baton Rouge
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

We hardly think it necessary to remind
our readers that next Saturday is the day
for ward meetings. The candidates, all Of
whom We suppose are opposed 10 any nom
nations, will likely 80 to it that the peo-
pie turn ont. We do not know whether
these primaries amount to much or not
II il considered that about two-thirds If
the candidates at least. if not all want no
nomination. and that some Of them whose
names we have not heard will run through
anyway. Take il altogether the present
political condition of Claiborne is just too
lovely for anything. But IA the people
seem tp like it. and ~ the people have the
name Of being the supreme power in this
land, We do not propose to fret Erpe-
rirncc Is a teacher who uses the rod freely.
We don't want To hear any IN few weeks
or months from now complaining of a back
striped by the rod in the hands of their
self-chosen pedagogue.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15
LETTERS FROM the PEOPLE.

Under this head we publish such articles
rs oui patrons choose tn write upon mat
tiers of public interest. IL must hc under
stood that We arr IN no way responsible for
the views, criticisms, plans. sc, which ap-
pear in this culumu.-Ep. GUARDIAN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15
ZOE SNEH[HE.

We are authorized to announce A. l.
ATKINS n a candidate for Sheriff Of Cls.
born' parish, At next election.
We are authorized to announce F.N
FREEMAN IL a candidate for Sheriff Of
Claiborne parish, ~ next election.
We arr authorized to announce THOa
II. Brown a. candidate for sheriff q
Claiborne parish, at next election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN l.
Fl'oNN n candidate for sheriff of Clai-
borne parish, AT next election.
/ We arr authorized to announce JAS. Il.
/ SIMMONS as candidate for Sheriff q
Claiborne parish, at next election.
We are authorized to announce J. T.
( BAhER as candidate for Sheriff Of Clsi.
borne parish, AT next election.
We are authorized 10 announce ALEX.
RAuLAND aS candidate for Sheriff of
Claiborne parish, at next election.
We ate authorized Ia announce r. r.
MCCLENDON as candidate for sheriff Of
'I'lhurhr parish, at next rlectiou-subject
10 Democratic nomination. if there b.
one.
We are authorized to announce VI.
AlCOCk rs candidate for Sheriff of Clai.
Dofhc parish, AT next election.
We are authorized to announce O. A.
SMl IL a. candidate for Sheriff of Clai.
borne parish, at next election.
- We are authorized to announce J. H.. II.
AiLok as candidate for Sheriff Of Clai.
borne parish, at ueXt election.
We are authorized to announc. l. n
,'L'N TX a. candidate for Sheriff Of Clad.
ooIhe parish, AT next election.
FoR JUSTICE or THE PEACE =.
We ar" authorized to announce J. FER
Vt SoN' Esq, as a candidate for rec lectios
10 Tue olhcc of Justice of the Peace, ct
W. W. are authorized to announce B. 4.
TohlSoN, of Arizona, AZ a candidate for
justice OF the Peace in Ward !, at tho next
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15
MISS N. A. FILES,
DEALERIS
Millinery 4 Fancy Goods.

RlBBONS, SILKS. STRAW AND FELT
IL Go"d~, French Flowers, Black Cranes.
shoes &c. millinery and Fancy Goods a
SPECIALITY tlrst quality custom work at
low prices.
Agent for Mime. Democrats Reliable PAT.
terms anu ashton Books. Subscription.
Received for Drmorest's Monthly Magazipe.
No. % Milan street. shreveport. La.
"lil MI orders for our friends and ems.
TONERS Tor goods Of any character. charp.
lpg no commissions, and furnishing eyerT.
thing at lowest prices
Oct. 10, 1-79. OFF,,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

The editor is still unwell and could not
give bis usual attention to the GUARDIAN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

They are TO have letter carriers in BAL
Las, Texas
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-15

"en' Grant -euld not receive Dsa,b
Esarn.y. ~