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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

Read elsewhere q notice "f the Com
Female Institute. We trust that all tie
peopl. will attend Ibis annrnl examination
and Judge for Themselves Of the merits ct
our Fcmalc Institute. The commencement
address Of Mr.. Parker will he a rare intel
lectual treat.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

W. NJ Swami, of New Orleans, married
Miss Matte Graves, of lin->i"r PARISH "l
the 2-th Mt.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

1t is Thought that the session Of Con
grcss will hast until ia" middle "i the
present month.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

Judge Billings has dcclatrd the act
aboll,hng the Stat" Lottery To Ice unc"n-
stitutioaal aud has rHininrl the STATE
authorities from enforcing II. However
il may be- said III III, connection that the
decisions Of Judge Billings are not always
considered to hc good law.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

Twcnty-thrce States have Democratic
Governors.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

A Florida farmer has had roasting-carr
since the 10Th of May.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

The Police .fdry met on Monday last
with all members of the board present.
J. II. simmons was rl',trd parish Treas
urcr.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

WIN. LLOYD Garrison, the old abolition.
ist is dead:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

Mai. IIrai,v. Of ~" y. q. nrnporat, wa~
married on tn, "p'h If May, To Miss VI.
Morris, of Wet Fcliciana parish,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

All the later reports from the 'onsi'in-
,ionnl Convention indicate that that body
has. at last. gone squarcly 20 w"lk.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

Assistant Attorney General Egnn after
4 icv days stay with h'S family, I'it i''
tue State Capital on Saturday last.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

They are wicked in som" parts of Ala
hama. The Eiowah grand jury found :?
bills; The Narru.o grand jury -.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

The Young people are Np"1kin: IN de-
lichtful praise "f the pleasant party at
Mr.. Il. \. B,,lcc-' on Monday night last.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

Rain or shine, wet or dry, hot or cold,
the croquct playing c""s on.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

Mcssrs. Quinn and Scott of the L. $.
Fish Commission have deposited 5000
young shad in the Ouachita river opposite
Monroe, aud like number in the Macon
and Tensas river between Delta aud Non-
rnp
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04
PROMISED Constitutional Provisions.

changes. The report contains the follow
iur provisions: The same constitutional
officers are retained, except IT, secretary
Of State. The duties of that official are
to Ice performed hy the Governors priNat"
secretary.
The term of office OF Governor and lI"nt
Governor. aud the manner of election. dit
f,rs in no way from the present plan. y"
one shall be- eligible :" either of these cih-
ccs vino has not attained the ~" ct thirty
y,ar, and been ten years a citizen OF til" .
tnttra STATE, and a resident pi The Stale .
ion five years neat preceding his election. .
IAr Governor shall enter "n the Iii
charge 81 his duties GA the fourth Mou'ay
nr>; ci>uiug his ,lrctiou. and shall CON
i,nu" in office until the Monday nrNt sue.
cccdim. the day that his successor shall
have been declared elected and shall hav"
taken the oath of cfii"e,
( No person shall hc eligible as Governor
or Lieutenant -t"vrrnnr, who shall u"
mrubcr Of Congress, or shall h"id "ff'c"
/ un,irr the Catcd states at the time of or
,.,.l;,..,, ,,,,,,l,. ;,o,o,,li,,.ly prc,,liup
n.. ,l,,,i,,,, ian. ,p,h ,fD,..
! Tl,,il,, that The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: ,r,,II comm, ,h, Office. IF ,,.,,rnof IN case
>"''' coup Inv "''''' ~ WV
Of the latter, resignation, Impeachment;
ne ,l,...,,,.. and il, .a.r the Lieutenant.
,..,...,,.,,. d,,.. ,,,. ,.,l,t,. az j.. otherwise
r,,l..,lL. th.. president. no trm.. al ia.
...,,,.,..1.,Il "a. ,,c,,rrar.
pr,,,I.s ,b,, H., u,r,nu who occuul,,
,b.. C,,,ruo,'. office during ,h, absence OF
the incumbent shall receive IN, same com
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04
Cotton Market.

Shreveport, June >, l~79.-Ordina-y, liz;
good ordinary, III; low middlins, liz;
middliDg, let.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

Queen Victoria was 90 !rnrs old on The
Path nit.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04
TIE BROWN COTTON GIN,
Feeder aud Condenser.

H., uud, r,lgucd i, prepared to MI -!
and all rtl"f> inr TllE BE"wN CorIoN VS.
III,. q. Cu>pl N>EH, RlrN. BlIlNo, ".
co., ,rt rui..c. lnr cash. or on time ",
:, m.:. &. &. Gin, at Homer "a
30 aud ca exhibition. Any oiurn .
Will bins. or addressed Ia me NJ nsy ,i.n
,i'r.. It,. viii rrcriN" prompt aite
Glu stands from - un to - 81 per S-,o,
I''achnp.i- vNtIa. This Gln Is ,n UT
w. ,...,.., va 57:3m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

The SECOND and tlud of June N,rr the
coolest days for thi, ,ra,on of ia" year
Within the memory of the Oldest UhaM-
tants.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

FosrER CAETrR-thy the way we have
faint recollection of having seen the
name in print. perhaps in these very col
umns-but rs what We row wish 10 say is
matter of public interest, We write as if
he had not been spoken of hcforc.) We
desire to warn our readers that whatever
other men may promise them. there IL 10
discount on Carter. He will certainly do
Just ~ he says. He SELLS at ruiucus prices
wall paper, brackets, shelving, picture
frames, fancy goods, t"ilet articles, sewing
machine attachments, and the Wheeler
Wilson, White, aud Chicago Light Run
ming Singer. He will he found at No. %
Milan street. Shreveport, La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

DRAYTON b. HAYES
Editor.
HOMER. la.
Wednesday, ...-------Junc !, 1919. I
-u,-uz...s~s-rn-
Queen Victoria was Co !rar' old on TIN .
Path Hlt.
WIN. Lloyd Garrison, the old Addition
ist, is dead:
Twcnty.,hrce States have Dcmocraiir
Governors
Police jury proceedings will be pub
lished next week.
A Florida farmer has had roa,ting-car'
since the 10Th of May.
Rain or shine, wet or dry, hot or c"Id'
the crequct playing go"s On.
W. NJ Swami, of New Orleans, married
Miss Matte Graves, of En--i"r parish. on
the 2-th Mt.
II is Thought that the session "f Con
grcss will last until the middle {" the
present month.
Mai Hror-v. Of ~" y. O. nrmpcrat. was
married ON tn, :o'h Of May, To Miss VI.
'io''''' VI "''' ~ ''''''
They are wicked in som" parts of Ala
llama. The Etowah grand jury found -
Hills. The Narrurn Grand iury -.
Assistant Attorney General Egnn after
, g., l,vs.s,,y with hiS family left f,i
III. STAT. furtt,d on SATURDAY last.
- ..
,;on,, Convention indirat, that that body
Inns n, Last -nn, .nnnrrly 10 wnk.
Inc H"""| ""I'' az
Mr.. B. A. B,id,c-' on Monday night last.
Inc "'''' '"'! ''.'' VI,
WIN All "''''''' VI Wv ''''''' -,
ur,r.
in' '''' ''' 81 ~"
on Hu'"aE last WIZ ''''''' "" ~
mon
Tho ..,,nl and hind of June N,r, IL,
co,,r..t J,,. t,r fin, ,ra,nu of IA, ,cai
within fine memory of the Oldest iuhahI
,ants
fire IN I,yr,. street in Shreveport dc
s,r,v,d tb, .turrs Of G.. l.. Thrnaid, Hal
A pr.l,. : II. Stephens \ Co.. anil \
Dro,c,,..
W. Jasper h'a'N"'t" h'N '"'' '"' l''''
ing mAt'i"' 81 'h' Nv" ''''''
r,,.r,r I,;.,, I,I,r
\ private hti'r ii"" "'' gaze !"
men" III >'r'N'i"' N''''' ''''' ''' '"'
\thtloh VIII l'I"'""'N ""'>" ''N ''''''7 '''
"dj""Fh Icy The i'>' ""y 81 'n'f'
u,I,.ll..,. j., w, n,l..,,,. ,l,,,L III.
"mr members "l 'H' Legislature al N"'
ing I" receive nt''@ :" ~ ~ >l'" g.
partic- giving th'm' t. the '""''"''""'
Our esteemed friend ter" f''''-. do
"nr thanks Ion th' lhNI"i'"h !" ''" "'
and h!~ T. 10" t.ih~ ID Ni- u'r'I- u
m'rrl'@ ct h'""'"Nl' ''N' '''
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

A fire on Lrvrc street IN Shreveport lie
strnycd H., stores Of G.. l.. Thculil, Hall
a pm.lc, :. II. Stephens y Co., and \.
Drcyire..
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

W. Jasper blackburn has 'old the rrirt-
ing material of the Two States I" !. g.
" ootcn. of Tc>arkuua, and viii start u
paper IN l'iar Bun
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

Bond-hold,Is in New orleans think that
snmc members of the Legislature al wait
ing tn receive hrhn- - ~ :" '>l">r I'll"
parties giving them, To- the t"t,,cuti"tt.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04

\ private letter from d'l'cat" I" a
friend in Shreveport state that The cen
rcntion will probably finish ~ lahot- and
adjourn y, the Gl>t day 81 July.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-04
Wis. II. HOLLAND,


Of NDNKUE, IA,
N-Ctip Respectfully inform the Lsdies
" a. !o'u ard Claiborne parish, that
,h.l,.l,, constantly on hand fine stock Of
The Cecil Whig., 1879-01-18
III Bibles.

1t is announced that Huxley i> about To-
deliver a. ucw cou.Sc uf lectures adduciug
flesh proof that mankind originally bad
talis. They will prove an interesting sequel
Ia the C..uial lectures.
"A dispatch from Buffalo says there are
four feet of snow on level at that place
! neglecis 10 add that the carcless carpenter
VIII" left tho level cat of doors has been
discharged by his employer.
An I.iinoi>au Las invented safety
said valve, - To be attached to the legs of
ones iantaloons iu icy weather BY touch
Ing spring sand is scattered over the slip
perry places making locumotiou safe.
-" Phi, my jewel" said Pat, I'm
mighty sorry We can't dine with me 10.
day Arrah, and why can't dine with
ye?' said the astonished Phil. because,
my dear, returned Pat, &" haven't asked
- yet.
The last ill.Haturcd story about Chi.
caeo is that twenty five cents is exacted for
the privilege Of viewing what is reckoaed
$50 N'-''N''N NN'4 ''"''f "i''tS' Aht great l.Ahc
City can show, viz: the only unmortgaged
piece of ground.
Rev. Washington GLADDEN. says the
world is growing purcr, aud truer. and
jastc., and better. This is great cumpl
ment to Oakley Hall. who recently took
charge OF the World. But perhaps the
reverend gentleman allndes to another
woria
Mother 10 daughter who had jus,
gi'en aims t"a poor tramp Now, what
in the world did you do that for Suppose
lie should buy ium with it," Poor tramp
.nverhcaring and max = low courtesy
Bat promise l will not, my dear madam
prefer GIN
Venerable, but good: IL shay, my
friend can you (hlcy tell NE where the other
side of the stIeet iS?'' =. '.GertaInlv: lust
across the way; why do you ard - why
thicl, because minute ago asked ano,het
feller the same rE:ng, and hicI lie said this
was the other sltie of the street.
Miss Susan King Of Harlem, y y.
recently saw ,hc following advertisement
in a country newspaper:
How To GrT RICu-A Rare secret -
>sud twenty-five cents tU GEO. FULLERToN.
box ii3, Port land, Ne
Prompted by curiosity. she forwarded
the money, and received the following reply:
Work like the devil aud never spend u
cent.
The Boots: Two backwoudSmcu were
indniglng III "reminiscences Of the time when
everything was cheap. Why" said one
- can remember when | could buy 100
acres Of good farming land III the State o!
Texas for au old pair of boots" Then
why on earth dida't you purchase - re.
toTted til. other. The man wiki the lJIg
memory leisurcly picked up live coal.
deposited ii III his clay pipe, gave two or
three long puff, and then slowly and con.
cluslvely answered, " Because didn't have
the boots.
There is no pl ace on earth where hu-
man feet stand ;" burdcncd With fearful
responsibilities to God aud to man. as the
pulpit of salvation. Put oil thy shoes
from "if thy feet. said God tn Moses III
the presence of the burning bush. 81 for the
place whereon thou staudest is holy
ground . Keep thy foot when thou
gpcst To the house of God, " said Solomon
Invisible angels stand aionnd every pulpit,
aud the son of t;od is there looking on,
and sees and hears.
The Cecil Whig., 1879-01-18
Gi.EANlNt;S.

- he Scotch Killed regiments are tho
i2ai, 7sh, .I.h. and 93rI.
i, is cxg"c,rd thai nftcen seats in lie
next Congress will lie contested
a welI-d:esS,i man-Thc man who
dons pair af nvrrails lai begins to dig Il
well.
They SAY that yellow fever comes from
the tropics, hut we always regarded it as a
Germ an importation.
A milkman who waters his milk must
make a great deal Of mouey-he gives gold
bearing quartz. as 1t were.
Biting cr!d.-Well, let who wants to,
bite We have rs great an aversion for
iha. sort Of diet as Pistol had for leck.
A run On bank is pretty sure to ro.
suit disastrously TO somebody. That was
the case with 7 snow plow on the Erie road
There is nothing like short hand re-
porter to take a man dowu.-Er. \
smooth coal hole cover sometimes does it
quite as efltclualiy.
A very fat man sent an order to the
ni'icc FOR two seats in the coach for himself
The clerk engaged for him one seat outside
and the other inside.
In Paris when any one in the theatre
laughs heartily the rest of the aude .cs put
"n great dignity aud cry out: =. No joke
y" Joke, lie laughs for pay"
Why is that the papers all pint list
ot "the distinguished dead of 1873" aud
never have a word TO say about the eminent
people who were born during the pas; year?
-" George. dear. don't You think it's
rather extravagaur Of you to eat butter
with that delicious jam - No, love,
economical; same piece OF bread does for
both
a henreckcd husband said. in extenua-
tinn If his wifr's raids upon his scalp:
= You zee, She takes her own hair of SO
easily that She doesn't know it hurts to
have mine pulled out.
=" notice. said Prince Meitcruich to
his wife, the best dressed woman of the
second empire. :" that ycar bnnucts grow
smaller and smaller, aud the bills larger
aud larger. One of these days the maker
will bring nothing but the bill
An lrishman read that Pearl Eytinsc.
the actress, had been robbed Of watch,
diamond eaI -Iings and other jcwrlry aud a
fnr-lIued cloak. &" BE gorrv." said he. j." it
~ better If they shtole such things f:om
hrr than from some poor person, who can;
ailprd the loss
An lGishman was sent Ia put 4 letter in
the post Office. directed - :. lady He
hroagit it back. - Bad luck To them post
offices. yer Honor" SAID he, this letther
won't go" Won't go?'' "Dtvil Il bit:
the dHiy spaipieons have got place for
ictthess FOX mails, but sorry one is there
for females
-Frz Hugh Ludlow, in his narrative
of travel III The Heart of the Continent"
tells "f an eccentric genius who improved
"n the old yam To the efl-c. that e she
weather would have been colder if the
thermometer had been longer" by saying
Ec had been where - ii was So cold ;E..:
the thermumrter got down oil he nail"
A plain-spokcn woman recently visited
a married woman, and said IA her, - How
d" you manage to amuse yourself -
"Amuse," said the other, don't YOU
know that have my house work to do >"
- YES, was the answer, Il see that you
have It To do. but as it is reyer done con
ciuded you must have some other w.y OF
passing your time
The Cecil Whig., 1879-01-18

The humble petition and remonstraucc
OF sundry of the single females of Annap-
oils. shnwcth,
That wht reas Ii has been observed hy
Suidry y rSnns as well as your petitioners
that i singular and surprising success has
all along attended such happy females as
your honor has been pleased To pitch upon
as the toastS II the honorable chair, every
one of whom III 4 short time after having
been adopted uy your honor has successfully
aud happily been provided with much
more eligible state; your Petitioners There
fore earnestly pray that your honor instead
ut conieri ing your favor IN So partial a
manner, would III comm i>eTatiun of our
desperate situation include us all in the
c'Ic!e Of favor that the benign iuiiusucc of
your houur'> maIIiiferOus notice NAV
heucetoIth equally shine upon us all which
benevolent cundrsccnsinn in your homer
will have a tendency t. multiply the inhab
itanis of this city as well aS to better our
present situation. And YOUR petitioners
shall ever pray.
- I" the honorable Charles Cole, Esq
President of the most wuTshipful aud
ancient Tuesday Club.
- The honorable President was pleased
to declare that he wonld grant this petition
as far aS lay III his power
The anniversaries were occasions of
great ceremony. The members, wear
The Cecil Whig., 1879-01-18

The PEOPLE WAIT PHooF.-Thcrc is
II" medicine prescribed 10y physicians. or
sold by Druggists, that carries such evi-
"ence OF lis success aud superior virtue as
i'"SCHEE : GERMAN SYKUr for severe
Cough, Colds settled on the breast. Con
sumption. or any disease ot the Throat ard
Lungs. proof Of that fact Is that any
person afflicted. can get sample bottle for
10 cents aud try It's superior ,licc; before
buyint the regular SIZE - cents. 1t has
lately been introduced III tins country from
Germauy, aud Its wonderful cures are
astonishing everyone that us,s IT. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try it.
The Cecil Whig., 1879-01-18

bHi'h f-h w
Times are better; there is no mistake
about it. Every department of trade fe-ls
It more or less. la my next will tell YOU
how two items Of farm produce are loom
ing up till it takes no prophet to predict a
vast profitable industry III each: and they
arc bat two in a hundred. Why. look at
one single branch of manufacturing-the
sewing machine trade. One would SUD-
pose the world was already supplied with
sewing machines, but the Singer Manufac-
turing Company sale of some 20, 900
machines in the year Just closed in excess
OF the number sold in 1877, The total
sales Of Singer machines for the wear are
some $50. 900: i'll max ing and selling which
no less than $4,000 persons and 5000 horses
are employed. Think OF the men digging
the ore, Telling and dressing the ,imber.
building the wagons, and cars and shin.
that carry Singer machines to the psople
and adding them to the forty Thousand
we see how mighty such an enterprise
effects the whole community for good. Mr.
Edward Clark, the old business par,p,, of
the original Singer, is President of the
Company. good story comes from Chi.
etso about the Singer" After the great
hre Relief Committee undertook to furnish
sewing machines to needy womeu. permit
ting each applicant to take her choice from
among six of the most popular kinds
looNTINuED on FOURTH PAaAJ
The Cecil Whig., 1879-01-18

one Column, = d" pr inch for year Thrrr change
allowed to yearly advertisers Silut additional 'natss
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-12
THE KELLOGG AFFAIR.

The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections has made some start
ling disclosures of fraud IN the kel
iogg case. Many witnesses now con
tradict under oath what they said nn-
der oath year ago, and nnblushlng-
" acknowledge themselves periurers.
Those who were unfavorable to kel-
logg a year ago, but who have been
provided with places in the New Or
leans Custom House, deny what they
then awore to, while others, who were
then in the employ Of the Govern
meut, but who have since been dis
charged, testify that Kellogg pro-
cured his election by bribery One Of
the members Of the higher branch Of
the Packard Legislature stated under
oath that there was no quorum in the
Senate when Kellogg was elected.
He gave the names Of number OF
members who told him they received
money for voting for Kellogg. He
absented himself from the Senate, and
admits that he received $4,000 in
State warrants aud $1,000 in cash to
return. He understood that Kellogg
and Packard furnished the warrants,
and he heard several members say
there was not quorum present when
Kellogg was elected, The evidence
for and against Kellogg is very con-
Trajectory throughout, and there are
SO many witnesses who admit perjn-
rs that the truth is hard to get at,
but as the thing. stands now, il looks
very plain that Kellogg obtained his
election through fraud
If such is the case, and we think
there is no doubt Of it, that man oc.
cupies his seat in the United States
Senate contrary to the Constitution
and votes on questions affecting the
interests Of the whole country. The
Packard Government was not recog-
nized by the Administration, and none
Of the bills which were passed by
that branch Of the Legislature have
ever been recognized as law. With
all these facts before us. it appears
strange that that he has been permit
ted to sit in the United Senate as
long as he has.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-12
Spefial Yptifes.
Notice.

~ EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the Board of County Commissioners OF
Boise county, at the Auditors Office in Idaho City.
Tuesday, January 8, 1880,
up to IL clock NJ, OF said day, for The purpose Of
taking OF the INDECENT sick county poor, IDIOT
10 and insane of Boise county for the ensuing year.
Bids 60 be as follows. to-wit
One bid for the board lodging. nursing. clothing
and washing for the INDECENT sick county poor. idi-
otto and insane Of Boise county. including the buri
III expenses Of all INDECENT sick county poor diotic
and insane no may die in said Boise county, for
one year from January s. 1850.
One bid for me ical attendance and furnishing
medicines for the INDECENT sick, county poor, idiot
lie and tnStne of Boise county. aud for holding post
rsortem examinations all who may die in the
county hospital OF said county, aud for all post
mortem examinations made at the county seat OF
said Boise county where the same would be charge
able to the county, for year from january s.,
1880.
Bidders may include the above two subdivisions
in one bid II so desired.
Parties receiving the contracts will DO required to
enter the same in writing, and file bonds with APP
proved security In the sum Of double The amount
of their bid GEO, w RICHARDS,
Clerk Board CO. Com
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-12

GENERAL GRANT and his wife are
spending a week in Chicago, where
they will Gil eugageme hts and then visit
some Of the Eastern cities; then sail
for Havana the latter part of the
month, where they will remain part
Of the winter, and then go TO Mexico
TO visit her principal cities. On their
return to the United States they will
visit the principal mining districts Of
the Pacific coast.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-12
Notice Cor Publication.

LAND UFfIcf AT BOISE ny, Idaho Terri
November Is, 1879
NOTICE IS HEFFRY GIVEN THAT The F,1I,.
" lowing named settler has filed notice ri his IN
tention to make tinal proof i'll support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof a the expira
tiOn OF thirty days from the dale OF thus untiee
viz, Frank FarnAatu, 10 Sc couniy Idaho Terri
tory, Homestead application No, $50 for the ios /
and ) = Of NV i and nv = of SW i See , III
\. Z. aud names the following as his witness.
es. Viz; Abraham Beard OF Boisa ctnnty. ldAbu
Territory ana Henry Carter. of Boise county. Ida.
no Territory JOHN D. MILLER.
Nov, Ism.
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Notice

ritory.
- the matter of the estate of joseph Bnrnop.
deceased: 20 'i'
MQ Office is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
" slshsd, administrator of the estate OF Joseph
huthop deceased. to the creditors of and all per
sons having ca ms against said deceased. 10 ex-
hlolt them, with the necessary vouchers within
ioar months after the first publication OF this mo-
Idaho cIiy. -
DUNCAN FERGUSON,
ceased. - -
Dated laaAo city, oe.ob II. 1879.
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SIEErLEssNEss may bo cured by, TAX
ing a wet lowell aud applying 1t to
the back Of the neck, pressing it up
wards towards the base Of the brain.
The effect is prompt and charming,
cooling the brain and inducing sweet
ct sleep than any narcotic.