Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-10
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IL there should be n convention. and II
some new men should bn nominated on
the regular party ticket, let IT now ID"
we'll understood that we will not publish
them even ~ nominees unless We are paid
for il. We even III the short period "i
our existence. are beginning to iind That
there are persons who think "" ought Ia
Ice paid hy that noun of multitude, ia"
people, OF that We ousht 10 do the work
for pure love Of country. some at our
bills for work of that kind have not been
paid. for reasons satisfactory Ia the parties
who refuse
A refusal like this shall not occur again.
IL there should be II nomination ~ tins
parish. The names of tho nominees will
not appear in the iGuardan unless paid
for, except the nominee br some one pr.
yiously announced.
Read proceedings Of Police Jun! ~ an
other column.
See notice Of "Lost Note" under head
OF New Advertisements"
The Registrar has made all appointment
At Holly Springs, on 1hc 18th October.
Fec change III al.
We publish IN another column the pro.
eccdings of the Town Council They con.
tain matters of special interest to certain
parties.
Don't fail voters, to look over our Can
didatrs Column every week. From II
you will learn " no are in the field for the
various offices To he filled. l.
We notice that our town is imprur ing
II. e. Lawson il erecting - large ware
house on his lot on the northeast corner uf
the public square. ". II. Ellington i,
building a large two story house On the
southwest corner of the public square.
Capt. !. &. Baker, Of Arizona viii 90
into business in Shreveport this week
with tho large and popular establishment
of r. 4 II. Jacobs. Shreveport will gain
Available citizen aud the M,sSrs. jacobs
competent employee. We wish the
Captain success.
We call attention to the advertisement
Of n valuable place for sale. Thi, prop
erty consists of fifty acrcs Of Land with
valuable improvements The honNc l.
good one, the outhulldiugs are convenient
aud conmodious. The property viii he
sold cheap for the cash.
Our old friend y. II Williams Of Snm.
meriicld. has brought To Bridges \ McCn-
ME, stalk that has Within the space of
two feet 81 boll-. Uncle Joe say, that II
anybody con beat that then 10y ttc good
Hess he will show u better one. Call AT
Bridges y McCranic's aud STE this cum
osity.
Prof. J. W Nicholson of Baton Rouge,
called last Monday. lie is still full of
life aud energy, aud seems happy to meet
old friends and former pupils. His twelve
years experience ~ a teacher has given
him an extensive knowledge of human
nature. The Professor il solicitous about
the State Seminary and wide awake ON
the subject of education.
Exercises in the Homer Masonic Female
Institute began last "wednesday. the Bid
inst, with about fifty students IN attend
ance. With Prot r. :. Sigh and his rf,i.
Gent assistant, Mrs BELLA Sigh. at IT..
head, this institution bids fair for the IN
ture, aud we commend il rs second To none
In North Louisiana Fathers and mothers
can do no better than to send their danch.
tiers TO this College, where their mental
and moral training will hc under the di-
rect superintendent of experts
4 sad accident occurred in our town
last Saturday, that has cansrd great
deal of suffering, and came very nearly
taking the lives of two valuable citizens.
Mr.. {. II. Rodgers, of Humcr. La, was
painting the new brick block on the South
east corner ct the square, and had made a
scatfold To- taud on. about twenty feet
from the ground. lie assembled the ladder
and walked out on the scaffold, when "A
pulley, To which the rnpe was fastened