Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03
Cash Receipts.


Cash Receipts.
We will continue to publish under this
heading the names of those who each
week pay up their subscriptions. This list
is intended az memorandum for the pro-
tection of subscribers against possible
errors in our books:
John Obier, 50 10 J + Peterson. - %
Widths Evans, = On j II Walker. = 90
Jas Maddng, > 90 Bailey, 30
~ X Jones. Observation-Disclosures. | 90
MoRELAND'S mill, - miles south Of IIo-
mer, is ready for the new cotton corn and
wool.
first-clsss Chicago Singer Sewing Ma
chine, good rs new, for sale. Apply at
this office.
Whose appetite can Withstand the temp
tations to he found at BRowN's Hotel All
meals are cheap, and other accommodations
/ itrst-class.
The Louisiana rrrshytery will meet at
Salem church, Claiborne parish. on Friday
before the ri sunday in September, at
nclock, p. III.
Every community tan furnish evidences
of the benriicent effects Of AYrn'> CHERRY
Electoral in the person of some recovered
victim of CONSUMPTION.
Three hundred bushels Of rust proof
oats inst received and for sale By G.. &.
GILL. These oats are fresh and sonud.
ard the price unobjcctionablc.
Read the card Of Judge y. J. Scott, nm
der the head of "Ncw Advertisements"
addressed "to the voters of the parishes of
claiborne, Lincoln and Union
4 The sitting of the parish court this week
has interfcrcd with the duties Of the cdi-
\ tor to such all extent that he feels that he
must apologize for any lack Of interest in
this weeks paper.
We acknowledge the pleasure Of call
4 from Mr.. II. X. Jones, of Coushatta, who
has been making visit to friends in our
town. Mr.. Jones became a subscriber to
j the Guardian.
Messrs. +. l.. & II. A. ALLEN are doing
thc'very best of work at their mill, seven
Z miles north of Homer. All those who wish
Il COOL work should patronizc this mill and
foundry. See their card in another col
umn.
A street political discussion was made
very interesting on Monday last 10y the hot
volley Of reparter between the disputants.
That reliable Democrat. Alex. We'll. ac-
rording to our opinion. got the best of the
~ordy war.
A singular phenomenon that that occur
red one night last week. when a sudden
fold spell succeeded the heat Of long day.
The changes are best avoided by purchas-
Ing your groceries and provisions from W.
4. ELLINGTON.
Our young friend Hugh Ferguson. just
returned from the Baptist district meeting
1t Shady Grove in Webster parish, speaks
in the highest terms of his hospitahlc
Treatment. Mr.. Ferguson was delegate
rom Homer Baptist church.
Mr.. John Phipps as will be seen by his
btar notice, is candidate for the Lgcisla-
ture. Mr.. Phipps is a young gentleman Of
blarnelcss private life and of considerable
ability. His election would reflect much
credit upon the people of Claiborne parish
In a show of i. T. Barnums that is now
exhibiting throughout the west a What
Is lt'' is offered as great attraction. 1t
may be more curious in its make up, but
is not we are sure so great a boon To the
human race as WoNpERrrL Eight, sold
Ivy Joe Shelton.
If you cannot take our word for it, 60
yourself and see that we have not in any
way prevaricated about JoE SHELroN's
etock Of drugs, his wines and fine liquors
tobaccos, cigars, soda water &c. GIVE
This promising young druggist call and
we warrant satisfaction.
We are pleased to announce to the pco
pie Of Claiborne parish that DR.. T.. II. Lang
ford, one of our old and reliable citizens, /;
candidate for the Legislature. DR.. Lang
ford is a gentleman of excellent reputa
lion, both professionally and socially. Let
him receive . warm and enthusiastic sup
port.