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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-28

The Executive Committee OF tho Teach
ers' Association met In the parlors OF IN
Western Hotel, on last Saturday for m,
purpose Q: holding q consultation ans
arranging program for incefiny
which they resolved should be holdc,
iai ireland. Dec. 2sih. 3oih and 3lst. 1879
q copy Oi The program will bc forward
lcu 70 each teacher In the county. and a.
every person who finds his name ma,
consider tlist il Is placed there rs com.
lplimcnt 10 him. il il 10 be honed ,ha, -
one VIII form any useless excuse for nol
carving our ms part. Let no teacher
absent himself whether a member o.
nol let him cone and bear aud his time
will be well spent.
ireland was chosen ne the place on ac.
count o. ihecsrecisl Inducements offered
~ iis ciilzcns y, wdy Of cheap accom-
imodaiions. The large new meeting.
mouse VIII be used aud a splendid time
- expected. Jasper and Hunting burg
have had their tuln in witnessing these
icics or forensic and literary ability.
hence give Ireland chance.
but l'a'S what sound Is that L hear
from the East and Northeast or o,,r
county, "lreland is too far Westi n
uo west young man, 90 West (! IL my fe.
Ply. Aes, We begin 10 perceive the sign
q unguiei ;avaguc presentment Of some.
Iling great ana strange, which pervadcsI
that direction; the restless anxiety of
those, WHO have much 10 cain. ~ romc
comningied With lie dimly hintcd fore-'
nudinss aud gruh voices Of those Who,
mink that tldeir one dollar and half.
cash Tor board, is lost. Many ejacula-
lions Of discomfort might be cited. MI
themselves indeed Insignificant as.
straws, Il they remained cntombed
n the dark cavcrns; the non-pro-,
yressivc aud benightcd mind OF their
author; but being disseminated NAV.
work harm. But remember straws in-
iicate The quarter from which tho hurri-I.
'ane is setting jn.
Fellow teachers, lei us 10 The front
herc.is room IN all OF us for improve.s'
nert, ana ns this IL one medium of inn
,rovcmcnt that we enjoy, lei rs nae n.
Sc hrsn, be not vacillnsimg; firmness Il 4 !.
Ireat virtue IN any good cause. tberefore'v
@ solid and step 10 The front. We havelpl
many difficulties In our position wjtLIvv
which to combat, and the means bv|N
vn'ch We can most easily aud success. \ \
nlIy combat them, Is an object that WIZ.
houId sedulously persuc iili We stsain1
|. TO shrink FROM difficulties Il but to|
al n"w horrors to them 10 make them
'ore formidable; thus educating our.ty
lives 70 become waveriMg imbcciles in. II
as sure as the tides and sen. ira
ons follow their appointed course. n
Happy is The country, and happy theje
rofession, that contains as membcrs
len for whom history and the expcri.l
nces Of Others have not been written INN
- NJ
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-28
Grants Sunday Programme.

Wnen, a short time since, the Republi
r"n cal'cd attention TO fhe handsom,
manner IN which Omaha had performed
q ne sunday portion Of the Grant, pro.
Rramme, - was with cheerful assurance
= mat chicago would not permit hcrselff ~
De outdone in this line by her rival On
me banks OF the Missouri. The sssur.
ance has been abundantIy realized. Tas,
Sunday the great circum- nayioator 49,
tended the Centenary Church ~ Ch;ce 80
lwnf'e pe was received according 10 the
paess reports with all the honors befit-
mng distinguished worshipper." One
IT, 'nese reports Is headed, In letters half
ah inch long, He Prays;v compIi.
ment to the Almighty or to Grant az The
reader may determine. The pulpit and
s''ar had The Omaha abundance Of floral
decorations, three thousand people
packed The sanctuary, and one thousand
s.ood outside unable 10 vet in. The
General and his escort were adm;t,ed
through q side door reserved for ihe
purpose. and lodged in the spacious and
elegant pew prepared for their reception
special stress is laid upon The importamt
iact That the distinguished worsLinnar
wore dafk-colored fall oyercoat.v Aftar
ne usual musical performance. BisLon
Merrill offered prayer which fills nearly !.
column IN solid type. This model
peutIon embraced comprehensive ana
exhaustive review ofthings pnst. present
ana iuiure, from social, moral. politi.
~; Theological and religions stand-noint
mo VIII, we presume, be published IN
pamphlet form for the benefit ~ those
,nable to hear il. When the Bishon sat
'own own ne Kev. Dr. Thomas got up, and
'c'.scrcu g sermon on "the fellowship
. = nm win man from a Republican
fills nearly three
o'unns In solid type. The conclusion
Characteristic, If not amusing:.
am glad to state, Christian friends. II
nat we VIII have, by way Of application.
n'tle OF This practical fellowship. Gen.
'ant has kindly consented 10. shake
'ands with those who desire 10 meet
nm and II you will observe this simple
'ruer there will be satisfaction amon0
y. Amer VIC have dismissed. be = ilI ~
nto the vestibulc. Then lei lie persome J
eareet the door pass out first. ana ~ I;
mere oe no rush or Jam. That will ouIv 4
IKE some ten or fifteen minutes. Ana ,
nen ] hope hereafter we will Keen -
iis Misunderstanding. that vou will sh.kr
ands with me, shake hands with ~.
shers. shake hands with each other ana
'nt we VIII have more shaking hands
lsa Kind OF practical cement Of fell ID
,wship."
ne exercises were ended by "bene- q
'ciion," which fills about an eighth OF 4 G
'nmn Of solid type. Ia
II is evident thar Grants cundav cro- J,
anime grows with what il feeds on liz
- 'hat aficr Omaha and Chicago have al
such brilliant examples, other cities "
W. s'rn'n every nerve 10 avoid being to
s'anccd.'- ISL Louis Republican.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-28

whisky Run township, ,Craw ford conn.
w mas voted per cent. tax In aid or fhe
Louisville, New Albany and 81. Ionis
railroad, by Q vote of 125 for 100 arainst
Two months ago tho proposition was re-.
jected by ~ majority.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-28

s 1o,nn hy ksdness o. the proprietor Of The
H il 1, bs IaP "' teaehsr Or dubois county and
~ ~ n ny OCCASIONALLY Offering any Views wh.a,r ~ -
s susssonsi Character that may further H.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-28

The State Democratic Central Com.
NIT. mitses e.. viii hold another meeting Jan.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

Ned Murphy, formerly slSA,
has made partial payment on 8
stone to be placed in the grsveyan
at Due West. near Abbeville, S0aA
Carolina, over the grave of his d
mistress, who died about the b.
ginning of the war. Upon ths
stone is cut the words. ITO ~
dead insists" He has kept u
grave green ever since her death,
though it has been forgotten b
others.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
IA A isdaIi [. eiIsss { eraat nanf

The.yashinsssn cdrrc-t sndsnt Of tn
NJ. b. devetes mueh.sT'ake 10 the eial-
ora,iosof Lis idea thse IIOs. Ra'dsh L.
Gibson fayors Grant for President, and is
an enthusiastic ndmirer Of the peculiar
characteristics VI that military hero.
With the recollection Of lengthy eonver-
sa,ion we had with General Gibson fresh
nixon orr mind we are ut n loss To under
stand how thu sun correspondent could
have obtained the dsts upon which TO
base hir opinion.
When Gen. Gibson was n Homer il was
our good fortune to- have "a talk" with
him upon topics Of general interest. and
more especially upon that all absorbing
theme, the next Presidency. And We may
m well say now that onr support of BAY
ard for President dates from our interview
with Gen. Gibson.
But little was said about Gen. Grant,
except that it was folly to run any Demo
cratic soldier against him, l-carse his
military reputation overshadow.d that OF
any officer in the Union.
ten Gibson was outspoken il his pre-
ference for Bayard over all othr Demo
Gratis spoken of in connection With the
Presidency Indeed We may say that he
il enthusiastic IN his support. l. is not
necessary that We repeat here thu argu-
m.nts us-d to enforce his tiews: IL Is
sufficient that W. drclarr that W. accepted
them ~ conclusive. aud that ". hive in
cori,orai,d part at them ~ forcbly IL
We were able in an article published two
weeks ago in which We announced hyarl
as the choice of the Gu.npI,S or the
Presidency.
Our conclusion was that Gen Gibson
had no idea of either leading or Flowing
. in any movement IN support Of &c. Grant,
but that on the contrary he beliecd that
with Bayard and Democrat f,m Ohio
whose name We have nov fnrgOcn. that
even Grant might hr defeated.
The Sun when an our rNchagr list. We
valued highly. 1t, news andvlcws We
considered reliable and snurL Int We
thlnk III tins instance its correspondent
was mistaken W. look upnn'rn. Gib-"n
~ one at our very "rSt men. HIS ability
il SECOND fn that ni ~" other hngrrs>mau
III thu Stat. There il nuimputation
against hi~ private charict, Sine, his
tour throughout the STATE has grown
in distinction. oar people la nov added
{" hat th,.N have heard of Ia personal
know lrdsr OF hi, merits andhcy will hc
likely Ia rutiur>r his virwspon qncs-
ton of this character =" lnnns the man
of his choice is found within q Democratic
fold. That he should lraveiis party To-
find n President i among fh,mprobabill.
ties-is not even u COntlngru.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
Election hews.

A dispatch from Jndg- Graham to W. =
OTIS, Esq, conveys the intelligence that
he and Mr.. Bark-.inle have.been reelected
Judge and District Attorney.
G. W. Warren, Greenbacksr. was beaten
for Clerk In Webster parish. Reagan,
Greenbacker, was elected Sheriff. The
ticket is considerably scratched.
The Democrats carried Caddo parish by
large majority.
We publish TO day specials from Lincoln
aud Union giving the result in those par
ishcs Tor Judge and District Attorney.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
Bayard for President.

We feel sure tina: he Is the ba..
man for the Democratic n0minatip.
for President. He is less O(Feuuiss
to the Middle States than any 81,
else, and more acceptable to a.
jority than any name which b.
transpirl in tkAt connection. IA
could carry New York and GeosRh
the two empires, and the quesSo
arises who else cant Echo ansveS
who: We candidiy belisve no Is.
er name can, and should he be N.
mated and if elected he will be y,
first man of like intellectual caliho
since Jefferson. Bayard u q,
choice.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

have n hope; yes, "in the sight
death ADpe sees a stae tnd listsHns
love hears the rusrls of a Iwisg;;7
and though the losely lips mas 'oog
rest mute and cold, and make no
reply to the wailings of throbblng
grief, yet those sweet lips may
speak again, and their warm .-l kisses
return once more. We believe it,
Hone as well as desire tells us "we
shall weet again.
But words cannot tell the sorrow
for our departed loved ones-how
good they were, and how worthy OF
all love; but we feel that we must
leave upon record some expression
of appreciation and fondness.
Blessed, good Lucy! Darling,
sweet little MYRA! Farewell!-No,
we will Tot say that word; for we
are with you always-in thought if
not in person. Sweet and blessed
children!
TATHER AND MOTHER.
NJ. ~ 1S-n
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
-Ncm -ldretttAementa.
SheriH''s Sale.

W. b. Gill VS.. J. ". d. Stnrgh--In ParisA
Court, No. gl7.
State cf Loai.iaHa, Parish Of Claiborne.
Di virtue of IA writ Of iieri facias ISSUED
ID by the Clerk of the District Court h
aud for said parish and State, in the sbSR
entitled suit, and to Inc directed, I hAts
seized and will proceed to sell; 10 tn
last ami highest bidder, within the leG1
hours ut sale. at the residence Of Il. b. b
ley in ward 2, on IL.
Saturday. December goth, 1879,
the following described property, to Wit
One ycarling two years old, one COW ssx.
en- years old. ten hogs one year old, and q
hogs eight months old
Sold tor cash, with the benefit Of .
prai>"inrnt.
Il. L. HARWEJL,
by. sheriff.
dee. ,, lo79 tpfAl lots
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

We have had n letter from an acquaint.
ancc who expresses his intention Ia turn.
ish us with series Of articles on "Shans. I"
We believe that an article Of that name
plays a prominent part in the decoration
Of pillow cases. From the cynical charac.
ter Of the party who writes To us we pre-
Nime that the promised articles will treat
Of shsurs Of different nature. We await
with patience the first of these contribu-
tions
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
A physician recommends pewas.

A physician recommends pswas.
ed qninine MS q cure for neuralglnk
toothache. The sufferer should -
q finger into fresh water and 4 =
into the quinine powder, and rob 4
thoroughly Oh the gum in the neil
borhOod of the painful tooth. u
application should I've repeated N
or three times in succession. n
bitter taste of the medicine shoGA
be borne as long rs possible. n
Daruaris tried his remedy firsta
himself, and then on numeson
other persons; among the nuuoR
wore many who bad tsisd-soR
remedies in vain. 1t invariabt
produced rapid alienation of ~
pain.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
EStrily Notice.

TAkEN mp 10y Jack INyl-, and posted b.
fore j. Ferguson, Justice Of the Peses
IN ward :, on the 18th of November, ls7s.
one cream coIoied pony mare. about thlD
years old, no marks OF brands visible, abeN
twelve hands high, and one dark lay pe1y
mare, abont three years old, no brands VI
lblr, one white spot on the back, and Abest
thirteen hands high.
The owner M said ponies can get To
same by proving property, and paying ~
costs, at any time within IL mouths heo
date of cs,rayment. ~
h. u. HARRISON,
Dec. 3, l-79-pr-f 81. Straymaster.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

Foster the jollicst Of all the ST. Louis
drummers was in town last week. He re-
lated three hundrcd new stories, sold all
the smart young men, and several bills of
goods. Every case of the blue devils flew
on on the winds just after his arrival In
the expressive language Of young stage
driver Of our Acquaintance Foster lis q
good Que, and don't You forget it,"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

Henry T. Harrison son of the publisher
nj the GrARDIAN, has Just returned from
short visit to Lee county, Texas. Mr.
Harrison represents the condition of NJ.
fairs in that and adjoining counti- rs de-
plorable. Only one rain of any consc-
qneuce has fallen for over Il year Therc
IL no grass aud the cattle are in y suffering
condition. Many will die this winter.
The mast Is very good however. and hogs
will not snffer. In some sections stock
have 10 I've driven eight or ten miles TO
water Mr.. Harrison finds Louisiana pre-.
ferAbie to his former residence in Texas.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
NICOLDS' WONDERFUL g.

MANUFACTURED by BAxSuARDf x
~ MILLER, Holly Spring, Claiborne, r.:
wonderful . Is sure eure fox NJ
nigga, rheumatism, Sick and Ncrvs
Headache, Cramping of the bowels, y!
era, ChoIera AoTbus, Group, pipt1
sprains, Br,hseA, kmg~srkE VeStlg a.
sold ey oil Drugsists and Aessts ~
. All orders addressed 70 BARNHAn9e
MLLth, mt the above Post-oGlco, 81
ceive prompt attention. '.~r-454
June ", 1879. it ~
$50 -. "a -
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

By his gentleness Of manner -
many estimable traits of CHAR
DIR. Bennett made many ~
friends among all classes of pesrS
with whom he was thrown, and -
very popular where lie lad -
lived.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
tSl~cial.l
MNpEN, LA. Dec. 4th, leo.

tSl~ciall
MINpEN, La, Dec. 4th. le79.
To CldiborB, Guardians:
Wcbstrr-W Watkins, 6IO: Vance. 81;
Webb. 703: lilly, 'lj; Drew, 80; Turnrr,
~; Lowry. 81: Fuller. ~.
Bnssicr gives the Democratic Senatorial
and Judicial ticket 1900 majority. Moth
ing from Birnvillc bur she has gone over
whrlnlngly Democratic. j. +. /.
From the above special il will he seen
that notwithstanding the Greenback ma
inrity in Webster the Democrats have
elected their Ssuat"rs. their Judge aud
their District ATTORNEY The Democratic
inujortrs in B"~srr and Bicnville will
elect Watkins aud Vance. Drew aud Low
~. To sum up since the ahove. our last
special, has come in--Graham and Bark--
dale Vance and Watkins, Drrw aud Low
~. all Democrats. are elected. We do not
know whether Bns>irr elects "a Democratic
Representative or not.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

Eliza Pinkstop, q negross not entirely
unknown 10 John Sherman in connection
with Louisiana politics, isin jnil in Canton,
Mis-, for numbering her husband.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

We have seen 1t stated that the rise in
cotton Is due to failure Of the crop in
China II il stated that the Chinese raise
and consume within the limits Of their en-.
pire a. much cotton ~ is grown in the
South. Their cup having fallen short
this year the Chinose are forced to pur.
chase from abroad
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

The Georgia bondholder- have purchased
tho vieksburg and Monroc Railroad. We
have no information as to what they will
10 With 10.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

The Vienna antincl devot-s about thre
tolunns to the speech If mnn named
X. p. Webb. Of Claiborne parish aud con.
oiadss with the following verdict that the
Gfoehback preacher ia = weak wolf in
theep's clothing. and the Sleeps skin is
too short 10 conceal the tail
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

Even q. tho pecpi. have BY Snd expert
ence been cured Of the primary election
business, % have they now had their All Of
hurdle races. The happenings of the past
two weeks have been of n nature n make
oil return to the good old nsaTes Of the
party,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
Notice Of Petition.

Succession of William +. Cakes, decosssd
state Of Loui-idHa-Pari.h Of CtaiborAs
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That Ar
~ mlnds Nolen has this day flied In y
office her application to bc appointed ~
m'nlstrntriN of the above named sueoss-
sion.
Now, therefore, unless opposition 10 M
within the time prescribed by Law, ~
prayer of the applicant will be grantsl
Given under any hand and official ~
No. on this the 9th day of Nov, A. D.
1870 -.
DREW FERGUSON,
l3:3t Cpk d. q
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

bring flowers. pale flowers, 'rr the bier
to shed,
\ crown for the brow of the rly dead,
For This through its leaves BIZ the white
ru~,' hurst
For hi, in the woods WI the violet
uursrd,
Though they smile in vain I what once
was ours.
They arr bv"'> last gift-brt W flowers,
pale ilnv,ts"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

We arc pleased TO notice that our mer.
chants continue TO pay u fair price for cot
ton. 4 price which will rrmunerate the
planter Handsomely for his labor.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

The verb to jucglc has been carried
through all its changes IN the last ten
days. Ijuggle, thon jnggiest, he jugglcs,
We jnggled, You tried TO jugglc, and the
whole business, Radicals, Grcenbackcrs,
hard and soft shell Democrats jnggled like
East Indian conjurms; and in another col
umn 10 to be seen the result.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

Swrc; LUCY Lion Ms taken
sick on SUNDAY. NOV. 3S19. and
died TUESDAY evening, T. llth, M
about ) o'cimk aged Years. :
months. and I days.
Her little sister, MA IDyL,
WAS very low al the tin having
been taken sick on MoIaN, Oct.
Goth, and could moi he ti Of the
sad event.
Blessed Ley was buM on the
evening ot the 18th, and cr sweet
little sister MlRA Hinged in I'M.
consciousness of the EAT loss
until Thursday cvcningsOth. at
10 o'clock. when she pass away.
20 meet and know her DIR sister
in u better lauh-with otr loved
ones "gun" before" She as bu
ried on Saturday evening. ov, %
Her age WAS II Years and o onths
And thus sweet and goo Lucy
BLACKBrRN and her ,larlii little
sister MYRA sleep side by.le he.
Meath the clods Of their hers
native Staie-iu the Hope eme
terry; wild and romantic SIP, but
as near Heaven rs any local. of
earth.
They We're the lovely aud btvrd
daughters OF William Jaspeiind
Myra Blackburn.
la lite, these blessed chirrn
were the models of human pee.
tion and lovelinrSs-their prrsc,
here WAS joy. and life, and he.
and now that they are gone tm
earth forever, We feel aud XIV
that as surely as there is an eat
encr beyond the tomb. they -
among the first aud purrst ANS
that gladden. he Paradise of Gd
q, il was hard To give them ~
with death so like u gentle sl6
resting nI"n their sweet and low
bruws.
"Lcayes have their time to q
And flowers Ia withrr at the iorth-wiis
breath,
Aud STAR tn et-buf all,
Though hast all Seasons for thine own.
Death
But in the silence of grief I
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

Some farmers in our hearing have com
plaincd that merchants in Homer will no,
pay enough for cotton. The complaint is
nn unreasonable one, and il made without
taking into consideration Que or two im.
Portant facts. We happen To know that
part OF our merchants at least appreciate
the Importance Of purchasing rs much cot
ton ~ possible. Yet with all their an xiety
and lioerality 1t is too much to xpect that
they should make purchases at dead loss
Let any one who cars to know the fact.
learn what are the city Quotations. and
from those prices take the expenses Of
transportation from Homer to New Or
leans by wagon and by wster or rail. and
1t Win BE- seen tbst In many instances our
merchants pay cven more than the top OF
The tuarkss. The figures win bear us out
Ia tiiis assertion. if'e
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

Judge J. c. Egnn telegraphs from New
Orleans to Capt. II. G. Mitchell that the
New Constitution is adopted and the Dem
ocratlc State ticket elected by 10000 ma
jority.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

A large box shipped on a railroad at
Cleveland was found to contain live man.
. flask Of whisky, some sandwiches aud a
kit Of burglars tools 1t is snpposed that
he intended to rob tie express car,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

How IL IL that Mexican dollars are worth
90 cents In Claiborne parish anu 81 cents
IN San Franciscoi
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

Alex. Stevens Of 6eorsis, denies that he
IA Grant boomer; says that he does not
propose to change his political a1lntrs.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

Estray Notice.
'IAkEN mp by X. =. Dickerson and pea
L before W. VI. Spears, Justice Of -
Peace in and for ward |, on the ID day =
November, 1879, a certain GRAY MAJ
MD COLT-no description given. -
Inc owner Of said stock can get tho ~
ny proving property and paying oil co..
AT any time within twelve mouths from ~
date of estrayment. - apt
Is. ID. HARRISON,
straymssssf
Nov. 10, ls79-prf q ik5gs
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03
Especial ]

tSprcial.l
FARMElviLLf, la, Dec. I. l~3g.
To CidibOrnc Guardian:
Graham received 40 VOTES; Trimhlr, ,G7;
Young 30; Scott 81 Barks,lalr. -. Ram
scy li3 Richardson, 3,ri.
H. NJ. HlAMS
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-03

Ah- election issveS aud whst ~ re-
~ all hat hn.ssroe o' of ~ sarifc
and rv4ry bet*en 'sandA"tes W are
almost tempted to wish that Il had never
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-19
From Col. G. II. Dclevan.

NEW YORK, April 70, 1877.
After years OF use, IT gives pleasure to certify
to the virtues OF Dr. Tobias Venetian Horse Lini-
ment. II has saved the life OF one OF my four
horse black team. This recommendation ! give
without solicitation, asI think owners Of horses
should know Its value.
CHARLES H. DELAVAN.
No. 126 West Twenty second street.
The Family Liniment is 25 and 80 cents tho
Horse, 90 cents, in pint bottles; the Derby Pow
ders, 81 cents box. Seld by the drugyihts
Depot. No. Y Murray street. New YOrk.
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