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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-14
Centennial Worlds Fair, 1870.
S ONIN GER ORGA
PLANO
Pronounced unanimously as the
b e st INSTR ENTS.

Their comparative excellence is recognized by
the Judges in their report, from which the fol-
lowing is an extract
"The II ShOninger Organ Co.'s exhibit
as the best instruments at price rendering
them possible to large class of purchasers,
having combination of Reeds and Bells, pro-
ducing novel and pleasing effects, containing
many desirable improvements, will stand longer
in dry or damp climate, less liable to get out of
order, all the boards being made three-ply, put
together so it is impossible for them to either
shrink, swell or split. The only Organ awarded
this rank t
The Medal and award was granted after the
most severe competition of the best makers, be-
fore one of the most competent juries ever as
sembled.
PROFESSOR RUTAN,
Exclusive Agent for these Organs and Pianos
for the State of Nevada.
ORGANS SOLD ON THE INsTALLMENT PLAN
Instruments delivered at any station on the
C. P. P. r. r. at Factory Prices. Catalogues
furnished on application aAA
Address, PROFESSOR PRUTAN,
feb11-'793m Winnemucca, New.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-14

CHEW JACKsoN's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. noy20-'7S-ly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-14

Leaving the classic town Of Put Your
Eye Out behind us, we head for the
mines, and are surprised to find another
settlement staring us in che face. This
new town stands at the mouth of the
canyon which leads up to the mining
camps, and has already earned for Itself
the more than ancient and classic
name of r.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-14

sW. Rusx is authorized to make collections
for the SILVER STATS and receipt for the same
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-14
A CLASS OF MINE OWNERS

Who patch up their trousers and set
upon a mine aud wait until somebody
comes along with bag-full of money
of the demanded SIZE The Bullion
owners seem to have acted upon
this idea. They have set, and they
have sot, and they haven't found their
man. So they concluded the other day
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MIrrING DER IEGISL1TION.
The Democrats Of Congress Agreeing upon
Amendments 10 Appropriation HIlis.

WAsU&GroS, Feb. s.-An adjourned eau
clS 0i democratic members OF Congress WAS
A".! 'l-u .ht. At the former meeting tho gen
cr -oH'iment was in favor OF attaching % one
o. r,' appropriation bills IN ah.egImont re-
l'a.us the tost oath now required Of jurors
q 'h.y hav3 not taken up arms against the
llt'i States. nor engaged in insurror.
Do against, the same. nor given aid and
comfort tl the enemy. Tonight the subject
w., .urnnlly acted upon md a committee APP
l'in'rd o. nut such Amendment in proper form
ail ailn'h il 20 the Sundry CiYll APPROPRIATION
tiiI. whl 'l among other provisions. lncludrs
q gay ~ persons connected with the judiciary.
J hH 'uu MS % so decided on an Amendment re
I.uIug tho clauses Of the Revised Statutes
VIII provide for the appointment ~ Federal
eup"rYfQrs of Elections Tho Committee are
h.-D required 90 put this amendment in proper
i9rm Nearly All the Democratic members Of
NE House Committee on Appropriations wero
Et's'n' ana gave thelr approval 10 me pto'"e3
ihgs oi the caucus Some ~ those who attend
ed t.e caucus say tho Democrats will insist on
me amendments being incorporated ~ the bill.
even AT the risk Of An extra session Of Congress.
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latlon to the landscape beneath and the sentl-
ment that underies lts general motive, thero s
apparent that absolute unity and certainty OF
purpose that are inseparable from any perfect
apprehension and execution OF such a compost
ton The spirit OF 1t is one OF sadness and rude
solitude. whore winds whistle bleakly through
unkompt. shiverinR trees and rank thn grasses
wave and shrink beneath them.
In the companion picture. Near Newport Z"
mo. 40l. tho subject demands 4 different treat
ment; but the same deicacy. the same precision
and the same completeness Ct result are at
tanned. The quality OF these gray clouds. tho
contour OF their masses. and tho infinite va
riety Of their detail are conveyed with the same
simplicity and directness. Nothing could DO
less suggestive OF tho artificial. nothing moro
unstudied or more unaffected. These pictures
ofMr. Wyant's are but little passing and unpor-
tentous instances that 20 to prove that nature
everywhere reveals herself without reserve to
all who seek her In sincerity and truthfulncss-
who arc not blinded and misled 10y tho narrow
formulas OF schools and so-called principles OF
art, but who are content to DO patient. to labor.
and to wait.
Mr.. II. Swain clifford ls more OF colorist
than Mr.. Wyant. He is less contcmplativc. and
he nclines more to nature in her sunny moods.
There Is throughout his pictures feeling as of
an open smile and n wholesome joyousness
That ind expression in brighter skies in rip
stone, and in broad open stretches OF landscape.
where there is sense OF openncss and free
be found in his October Day tNo 6sl. Pilot
thc" Orchard ESQ. sosj These can be- '' com n.
mcndod. rs few pictures can. for simplicity and
directness Of method. tho exquisite soltness
and harmony Of their color. and. above all. for
| the charming sentiment that pcrvadcs them.
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DIED.

CONNER On Wednesday. 5th inst, Mrs Ehzebeth
Conner At her late residence Harvey St, Germantown.
Philadelphia.
GoEH Suddenly, At the pastoral residence Of St
Raphacls Church. Bh-svilc Long Island city L. L. on
Fcb T. the Rev lgnaus Theo Goetz aged 90 years.
born IN Al-acc. StrAsburg
A solemn requiem mass will be offered at the said
church. Tuesday Feb II, at 10 A. N thence Inferred
IN Calvary Cemetery.
LORD-A his residence 10 West 18th st. Saturday,
Feb =. Thomas Lord. In the Sith year Of his age.
The funeral will he held at the University Place
Church dhe Rev DR. Boots on Tue sday, feb H. at 10
M.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend
PALMER--At his late residence 80 9Th st, Brooklyn.
y d, Feb Z, william b. Palmer. In the Goth year Of his
Funeral will take place from Christ Church. Bedford
av. Monday Feb. TO- at 81 4. ". Relatives ard
friends respectfully invited.
Van LoAN-on Thursday, Feb. 6, Isaac N. Van Loan.
IN the sd year Ut his age.
Relatives ani friends respectfully invited to attend
the funeral At the Church uf tile Reformation. 1871
stanton Il on sunday fcb. o. atiyi NJ Iuierment at
Moull wn
WArrRS-At Jamaica. I. T. on the IN inst, sarah
A. widow Of the late Daniel Waters, In the can year
% her
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral
On Monday afternoon. ~ ocuek. from her late resi-
dencc, Fulton IT., without further Invitation
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THE LATEST onD World NEWS.


ST PETERSBURG. Feb. SIT If officially an
nouncel that there have been cases Of the pasuc at
Astrahhan since the 9Th inst Arrangements are being
made for establishing cemeteries tor int rmcnt Of per
sons succuiuhiug t. tAc epidemic
Brcltut.r frh The Government has given eight
days notice nj - Petersburg ~ itohllIuon OF tAc i
Ioit ~ ct rtain ARTICLES from Russia Bulgaria. ami OF
sauary supervision persons crosius the ruuttrs
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Hcosoy Enra R,rno,o s,.rros,

My DIAN DocroH Your AGLCuCNs rIAsrEKS have
leou in constant ,c hy myself amt family or tho last ten
wears rhcv are Invaluable In co,ls coughs pains in
side and chest Ny children never complain of ALI
COCKS rLAsfERs, YOU don't have oAod noses 10 ca
able ticnl 90 ho taken.
ON the 10th Of January lu, ras was attacked with
Almost severe lilucula. - pro.tat,d me- for wc,A
nothing rcho,ci we. ans wa. AFRAID II pneumonia. !
therefore sent your factory aud got quarter u lri
of plaster and applied 1t Go my chest ln "a hour, my
breathing was much easier AMI in a. hour, was we'll.
wore the plaster for weeks Without tuconyenieuce.
Yours truly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09

SsCitv Of {. luuLus. NicNorson. Savannah
- cay of SOW YORK. Land. Liverpool Jan ~. ami
Queenstown roth.
rs klouIrluI Friedrich Wilhelm. Dauuemsun. Ro
Jnnoiro
s., oder, lAit Bremen Jan 20
- Gun Sirrhui, Ingram Charleston.
rs AII.rH. SfrNtn.. y. So, site
Ship America. SuHfVI. Xiv Jtupiro
bats silas fish, NI!.auls. lluu- Kong.
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GRIswOLD-vAN HORN on Thursday Feb. o. at the
residence Of the brides mother, Bergen Point " j by
the Rev II. W. y Jones, George f. GriswOld 20 JENNIE
Van Horn.
HANDLEY-HoRsMAN- Feb G. Mt the residence Of the
brides brother r. Iinrsman. Brooklyn, by the Rev.
stephen y. Holmes. Mount Vernon n Y. John r. Hand
ley To Jennie A. Youngest daughter VI the late Edward
Horsman Of BrookiNn
JOiiNsON-HUFF. On Feb. O. at the residence OF the
brides parents. by the Rev. A. y. Palmer Samuel X.
johnson 70 Mary Hun. both Of New York.
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Physicians report n vast Increase in the num-
Der OF coughs, dphtheria, pneumonia. and
other Rilments peculiar to the seHson. About
every third person one meets has n hacking
cough. or complains Of lnmo back or rheumu-
tsm Wnoopng cough and pneumonia pre-
vail among children Many lives may be saved
Just now 10y tho exercise Of a little care. our
advice to all IT, a. the first symptoms of cough or
when your cli"s lung, are weak, ai1l> lAn-'us tH
cine Porous Plaster II rtinuNts tHNn Stops cough
strengthens the luls. and tnncs mp the system nuuNt
communal TINS article with the collWOu porous ptsI
which Is drrlcN Inferior. ono Benson, tnuciur lts
ter Wi effect more than dozen of the ordinary I'm
Avoid Nl substitutes. mlHuon- ndd cheal. unl woIui
lee. plAstrfS. which sometimes rocuuID i,i hN u
tru'ir druggists for the sake If the small additional
plodt tlIcl MAKE un them -ifr
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LIVERPOOL. Feb. S.-Thc Guion limo steamer
Nevada announced 80 sal today ur Sew York Will mot
take her departure ON account Of the uhurcrs STRIKE
troop oi partd,d the ir of dn ks tls murnu-
several sailing Vessels Nhich were advertised t,r a.,
paItufe toda, have been detained II bcns impossible Go
sul fart
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CoNsTANTINoPLE. Feb. s.-Carathcodori and
All rashas ami FRINGE Lohanon the Russian Amhassa
dor this signed the dcnnitivc treaty peace
The Russians " IN commence the evacuation ui Turkish
territory tomorrow AMI complete u iu tirN nyr DAYS
Pudsurtza WIS surrendered yesterday 10 the Monte
ucs rlns Who have evacuated Turkish localities.
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rnH srocK EXCHANGE GLEE cLuB.


hehSh'f"l Concert by Twelve Young
brokers IN 'hicherinE h"h'
To-. .-.o,.,I ., ,,ri,.o 90 copcortn of tho Novv
'' '''t t'''''N' 'N'-'' 20 w. -''"
l0f. Stock Exchange Glee Club was given in
r.......t... nm t... .,..,,f,., y, ,h,ro.,.rf,,
'.i seeing nan last evening. 10 chhraeterl@H
.." "u' - uumeut rs private seemed para
..tl H. : Ir me hull WAS ilci even 10 the stand
ir- r..r Tho rri,,av consist.d however I'm
a Q . ella. 81. .. -, 3D.. ,,,,., 49,.
.i.. ~ gees tNUn q hundred ol inc mrNlhfrS.
r.I ,. .l.... ,. o., ie,,.,l IL, tho form, ~ ipvf
''N W 90 800 20 80 ''' '@' 80 80 '''''
Us. "v. ms well ms the pamphlet pro-
U r.t..- ... f...tu.us tho teNt OF the selections
-. -.. ,. '... t..'lf1a - th. onprnvars' art
'.' .t,.., -, 4, - 81 40,
90 "1 w H"i's rs orlg't rom lo'@.Mn"n
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Spttml qoiltss.
MN TrEsnAN NnnN

IOIIHIANA StATE LOIIEkN COMPANY.
This Institution was regularly incorporated by the
Legislature OF the STATE i1r Educational ami Charitable
purposes In lsGs FOR TIE TERM OF TWENTY. FIVE
YEARS. TO WHICH CONTRACT THE lNVtOLABLE
FAITH or THE STATE IS PlEDGED with a capital OF
spoOlp 20 which 1t has since added iund OF
sa5otrO 1T NEVER : 'ALLs OR rOsrpONES. iu5tl
Monthly Grand Distribution. New orleans Feb H. 1851
prizes total silo4oo; capitals, $4,000 sioono $500
etc 10000 tickets two 81 dollar; halves ono 81
dollar Apply to H. l.. PLUM $40 Broaoway. New York
| open till 10 o'clock H. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09

NV oRLFANs. Jan 81 ie70.
The undersigned ccrtncs that ne held Tor collection tor
account oi john Waters - Kundc It Sew York one
na tck,t No 7'U2i. Class A. M the Louisiana state
Lottery. which drew the ird capt al prIc ct Five rnuu
sand Dollars. c~av. Jan H. lr7N said ticket lay.
g cost the sum OF one Dollar no the ofilc of H. l. lllm
No $40 Nrotiwav. Sew NNfk ant thai the amount was
promptly paid presentation OF the ticket ~ the office
OF tlc Company 7 VI WFSCOAT
Agent southern ENprcssto.
New Orleans. l. 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09

EOsTRAND.-fn the city OF New York on the 9th
day OF February. 1873 by the Hon. Abraham K Law.
renee. Justice Of the Supreme Court Amanda b. Nos.
trand from Nicholas Nostrand Cause, adultery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09
Busintss NoIitts.

TIERS which have since done to my entire relief This
trouble had lasted than month before tried ALL
COCKS PLAsTBRs aud seemed to increase In violence
but within two three days after applying the PLAs.
TIERS could discern an improvement In my condition,
and within two weeks the pain and soreness had en-.
trey disappeared and have lt nothing OF It since.
Yours truly l. II sANTEB,
At latham Brothers. 80 Beekman st, New York city.
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NV OHfFAVs, Jan II, lNiN
The Undersigned ccrthes that he held collection fnr
account of TIE Chase National Bank lul BrnndWay New
York. one halt ticket ~ 90 So class A. m tive Louis
state Lottery which drew the CARTEL nrize Ut
Thirty Thousand puar-. uu Tues nay. Jan ~ ISM sai
ticket having cost tc ui one Dollar the Office II
~. (. plum. $40 RrOaiwaN. Sew York and that the
amount promptly pHid presentation at the uckei
At the office OF the COMPANY SllOSfk.
Exchange and Discount clerk.
Louisiana National bauk OF New Orleans La.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09

hiNftrrWs ALNANAr-rrfe ptr
sunrises...... On san sets.... - Muon rises 81
ufeH NAUk-rniS pAN
lhdy HoOk... ~ Island 10 " Hell Gdte.. ~ ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09

A-D- Councils standard prcparatio1sof SandHiinc
" Saudaut EhNir." and "Stndalnc Lotion wll i",l
lively relieve Hul cur lhr must clrumr ot uip
sNstrni. lup, q, r. kidney, cnav complaints, 40
useI as Gir.eNd-Ala
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09

Also coughs and colds use hatcnrcuvc remedy. phn
hps's Falatthlc tud Liver ON, an combination viii
rhospho AuIutinc Sold hy all druggists brpot rat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09

Have You Tried D-. UnderhIIps Pure Wine.
from the Croton Point Viueyardsi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09

Beware Of limitations ALLoocKs POROUS PLAs.
TIERS sold by all druggists Principal office 2o4 Canal
- NavwV orh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09

SOFT Hats %. worth s. is New Church St. up stairs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09

Of coughs &c, is PORTER CoUGii DALsXA.
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Business llotit,s.


NrrD 40 uTuFR AWARD oP MERIT THAN CRATE.
rrL TESTIMONIALS or CURES. TnI,E ARE Rtr.
TER THAN ANYTHING FROM ENrOslrinNS oF
rAKs OR rulLAuFLrHlA WHERE ALlEoCK :
rLAsrERS WE'RE NOT EXHIBITED. BrlNG TOO
WIDELY AND fANuRABLY KNOWN 10 NEED ANY
sVCu PROPS
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Publications.

4 FOUE-LINE H.l.eru c'u.rt inserted V,ct r
- 800 uVWsla Iur gln Sst .uH. iur l'H ifr .,lu
rhlct D-0 - LoNliL . CO.. .l.l,r'.t
4 -nEi EuI NoD'S IANhA"n rRtrt
ILlAlR' ASH "SANpAl lNE lttION' NlIIIO,l
INEii kElIENt AND ,tEh 1uE MOST CilEuAh
4 Ash, ti IilH = 'hul = HANIlN. HluNb. IlNrk
KECIkD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09

ALLcocKs rIAsrERs QUICKLY CURE CHI
BLNlrS
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Chamomile Blood and Liver Pills Or.
CHANDELIERS vegetable and tastcless no nox.
iousdrugs formula each PACKAGE all know what they
taking; cure dyspepsia, heartburn dizziness, OPP
pressve breathing costveness sick headache. pain in
the back or shoulders kidney afecuons nervous de-
by, coated tongue, and all impurities NJ the blood Csc
per package AL druggists Principal depot 40 Bath st.
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by matt AAdr,.. j. G.. ALLEN CO.. wholc.a!c Dc.ot.
Ne. ~ johnst. Sew York T. BoN it'r'. Sow NoIA.
"p0N'r srEALMY THUNpER."
RYE .aini i',k i,n, irade.mafk Va Asll slrsiara
nop w k'r ana krN " ..'.l by rmt dlr dru- st.
l.tuc. = Tcrl il.ou pcnrr '.,r DO ,t, or vcl.t,
nslo!! IS Chambers Il ,'y~G.p aH';na' Vo. 'oa,tn
foNlH;" N6p Hnp> fp ~ MA
ANp "SANpAlINE lorlN" VIII ru..iDFlA H.
ms NERiuuS SisgiN. rI.,uu' iITiR. kiiNFY
ftVNI toNrlAi>iS 4c. t,Eo IS jli'Ltiru
otK KAENND I>>2HtCK cA.\DN - Govt
Nm'r,N ini inre. sUts N.fN candy, 81 Itt uutlc a
Ier ,ia,oni az discounts g. tue trade
sTEICTUHES,VNHiCoCELE, NNDUNI-
nii- Nl'.i,fs tniHl "il.H "hlr. 'a",ir U l.4n. DN
wltn at, incari b, without 10, A.ii,i N1.a N'' nj
FILES PERMN NENTLV CUWrn NIru.
rut Nnar. -1turo. urc'u-uc. 900 rHt-, t cu.ct. ~.
nm'n''' nom g9\'SnH1, n" p,',, , yyagi,"'
PILES PERM NNENTLX IKNDICA TEI
without kur lpatsrr or clu>c. = I'd tor ri ttaiof,
C.. cuHr containing several lG4dml rrsl"n.iht clU
TIE AMEHI'lN PID0METTR l. TIiF
most AecuiRt" Wa'knt rlltr ever iu1rutt iu'c g.
HYAT1's IIVE HALNNM 4 SPECIFIC.
scrnuit ueurHi-H. ami diseases oi lmlWc h'aNl
FIVE TOUNDS rURE TEA. FROM ~
upward tlv Canton Tea tuu, any. li~ tutuitI, ID
doors below college place. 'ac,ral hlt nour 100 starr.
sI0o rTIMiUN ron CASE OF EHEU.
Won't cure. n Jouu,t
..ISE ,HKuMMELL'~ CrLFWHNTrD
toi"i! pEpPS The -yuhhe have A. II b. 'n each
HN0NCuINT. FOW COVGHs, coins.
ll ut U.s. Hl. HlH 40 ilt lN-
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"sANDALINE, !" " sANDALiNE ELIXIR" AND q san.
DALINE LOTION" WILL POSITIVELY kELIEyR, AND AN,
SYSTEM, BLOOD LIVER, KIDNEY, fEMALB CON
PLANTS, 4c., USED As DIREOTED.
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CTGARErTEs FOR ANTHNA.
Neither contain tobacco Both remedies are snlutary
sueedy, and decisive. Not IN hundred Is dissaus
fed 25c. and 35c per box. Catareba Depot, 0rea
Jones st Mailed to order.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-22
stats Ticket.

The nominees from Governor down VIII
doubtlr-s prove acceptable to the Drih"c-
racy Of tie entire state, barring Of course
the few chronic grumblers VII" are never
satisfied. These nominees ARE we'll known
10 the people Of Claib"rne' esl~c"'iy
Mr.sr-. Wilt, Egan, McEnrry and Pay.
Mes.rs Jumel and Strong, the present
Auditor and Secretary OF state, have held
Office long enough for the people to jndg"
Of them. Nome of the candidates are com
promise men who are unknown and per
hap- incompetent. II i-a ticket that VIII
win. Gov. Wilt will command large
cnlor,d yot, if the declarations of leading
culnrrd n-u are Ia H.. believed.
We have no fnl-ome praise 10 h"stow
upon these men. They will reflect honor
uI,on the people. Let them he elected
with enthusiasm.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-22
Senatorial Nominees.

Messr. Vance aud Watkins are the
nominees for Scuatc from this district,
Before the nomination -e objected I" on"
If these gentlemen for good and sufficient
rrn-on. The endorsement 81 the Demo
cratic party curr- these objections for the
present. The opposition, whether u he
Grr-nback or Republican, can put no men
in the field who can IN any manner
approximate them IN roIHt at ntrgrity
aud ability. W. do not know nor do W.
care who the Giccniackrr- may nominate,
their nominees are SURF to be- defeated 10y
these gentlemen. The people will r'nrrl-
her that in organizing the state govern
nrnt under the new constitution II u
important that we secure the services ct
inst such mru ~ thrsc-Incu who aided III
making ia" constitution. Such objections
~ We had tu one Of these m,n were entire
Is nf a party nature and can III no wise
concern our opponents. We viii cheer
fully vote the ticket.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-22

There will be a Mass Meeting Of III"
Democratic party AT Homer On Saturday
the sth day Of November 1919. some OF
the mot distinguished speaker. Of tn"
state will address. the people at that time
and place. The following named gentle
man are included among the speaker-
Gov. l.. A. Wilt. 2. ID. NcEnrry. T. \.
Burke, n. y. Ogden. 4. John Ellis; Alne,,
Voorhi... Geo McEncty. Gen. Randall
Gib.on aud others. There are meetings
announced ~ follows Fnrmrrvillr, We'd
ncs.lay the 5th; Vienna 9Th, Arcadia 'fh.
Mindrn 10th. Democrats, Greenhack"r-
aud Republicans are invited to attend,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-22
woiice 10 5hlhhet

HAVING resumed control of my LAND.
III ING, ! am pleased to inform m, old
patrons and irirnt- that am now read,
:" r"c"lN" Cotton AMI Freight, on the most
favorable terms. have secured the ser.
vices of Mr. j. W. Lancaster. who. in bust
ness capacity. stands second To none. |
shall give my PERSONAL attention To the
business. My friend, and patrons NAV rest
assured thai their Interests will be pro.
tcctrd NJ all times
! am thankful for past favors. and re-
'Prct'"'i! ask a liberal share of your pat
runagr.
Rates a. low as the lowest.
a., y. MURRELL.
'"'''''"' L. WI ', l-'y. s:3m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-22
MARRIED.:

At the residence nf j. H. Chapprll. on
"Wednesday the 18th lust. 10y RiN. jams
a FARMER. Nix. J. n. BARROW aud Miss
SALE ". BARNETT, ali OF Claiborne par
ish.
With the above notice there came an
exquisite CAKE aud a.heautiful hoIurt Of
chuic, flowers, all with the compliments
of that estimable lady, Mrs. J. II. Chap
prll. The editor has appropriated to him
self a. II souvenir the b"qnrt, and for
himself and Others of the Guardian office
return many thanks Ia Mrs. Chapprll for
her kind remembrance of us Dir. and Mrs
and honest wishes for a long and happy
married life.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-22
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

W. ARE authorized to announce ,. 4.
MAYO. Esq, of Fnrmcr,illc. Union parish,
A. a candidate for District Attorney, Third
Judicial District, composed Of the parishes
Of Claiborne, Union aud Lincoln, at next
election.
We are authorized to announce Judge
T. A. RICHARDSON rs n candidate for
Di>tric, Attorney. Third Judicial District,
composed If the parishes Of Claiborne, In
ion ard Lincoln. al next election.
We are authorized to announce JAS. A.
RAMSEY. Esq. If Farmeryillc, Union par
i-h ~ candidate for District Attorney,
Thtd Judicial District, composed Of the
parishes of Claiborne, Union and Lincoln,
At next election.
We are authorized to announce ALLEN
BARkSDALE. of Vienna, Lincoln parish,
~ \ candidate for reelection 10 the Office
Of District Attorney, Third Judicial Dis
trici, composed Of the parishes of Claiborne,
Union aud Lincoln, at next election.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-22
FOE DISTRICT JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce Cen.
JOHN YOl' NC as candidate for Judge Of
III. Third Judicial District, composed OF
the parishes of Claiborne, Union and Lin
coin. at next election.
We are authorized to announce Judge
T.. VI. GRAHAM, Of Vienna, Lincoln par
,-h a. a candidate for reelection to the
office of judge Of the Third Judicial Dis
trict. composed Of the parishes Of Claiborne,
Union aud Lincoln. al next election.
We are authorized to announce Judge
J. T.. TRIMBLE. of Farmcrrille, Union
Parish, ~ candidate for Judge Of the
Third Judicial District. composed OF the
parishes Of Claiborne, Union and Lincoln,
at next election.
We are authorized 10 announce Judge
y. !. SCOTT As candidate fer Judge Of
the Third Judicial District. composed OF
tn, parishes of Claiborne, Union and Lin
coin. at next election.