Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-10

Honor Julrr John A. Richardson, DRAN-
T,N D. HAYES Ia Miss MATTE AvCoCk.
W. did not receive with the above no
tire the usual eakr, wine, &c. But at the
time of the ceremony aud up to this date
the editor, the truly happy gr"m. has 'r-
ceiyrd numerous congratulations from old
friends aud young friends. all Of them 80
! sincere. AZ f,rVrnt and outspokcn. that he
feels that IT required only his marriage t"
rr-torr his faith in human nature. To all
who have wished him much joy he returns
the grateful thanks Of himself and wife,
| and b-g- To- assure these dear good friends
that their kind words and good wishes are
treasured IN the sfnrchUus- of mrnury lay
the side Of ihn-. resolves for better life
which will he kept at all hazards.
At the Methodist Church "u Wednesday,
th. 3rd inst, hy Rev. l. A. Parker, Miss
Eli, RAMSEY aud MI :. Is. A>CoCk.
We were present AZ the Church and also
Ut the brides home. and with other friends
offered them congratulatinn, which were
appropriate. The love whirh liN~l "n for
year, through trials. through separation,
through go"d aud bad fortune. will hr
the chief iugrrdtrut IN makiug mp tho
happiness nf our dear friends in the hong
welded life that W. Trust may hc theirs.
Again do We congratulate them an that
l,,l
two devoted hearts May lifi> cup he
filled with dressings to the hriu and may
happiness and content like twin angels
watch ovcr thcm a. they joutnc> through
life.
At the residence of DR. : Turner. on
saturday evening. Dee. 9TH Mr. \. :.
M'ENrnY and Miss A>NIr WILTz.
In all the annals "f adventure 10y land
or sea. not even in the tanciful -kctchr, at
fiction or the gorgeous colnring- of re-
nance, ~ Ia hr found any parallel to the
life and adventures of III" gallant groom
and exquisite bride hose happy union IL
chroniclr,l above. Miss Ruth McCuuir
and Miss Matti" Turner otlciatrd ~ very
dear friends AZ the crrrin"uN and Wedding
feast, and they remember the editor III the
following words:
Ruth McCranr'> and Matte Turner'S
Compliment, To- Mr.. ID. u. Hayes and hope
he will accept the accompany piece at
cake from our dolls wedding,
The pleasing information was yesterday
impaired tn H. hN u gentleman ol this cltN
that our irlrnd, praNt"u B HAYES. ut th"
Claihornr Guardian, has wisely uttered
the realm ni natrlnony having led To- the
alter Miss Matte ANcock, of Homer
Whru DraNtun was last ~ tins city We had
u faint suspicion that something of the
kind was uu I'll" tapis. lie was more than
usually uh-rrNaut of ladies ou the street.
Not that this WAS amy evidence of want ui
fralfy To- The lu>rd one ~ hoinr. hu' wh,u
man j. m his then cuuditi"u he natural
~ has a trndrirr feeling for calico.
MAY all happiness and prosperity attrud
the welded par.
The above from the Shreveport Tim,>
uf TnrsuaN morning shows that good H.
we'll ~ bad news iIa,rl- fast We hnrdlN
know who To thank for the kind uoircr
II is our opinion that Harry Kline l. the
writer. il So, "" may say Ia him. Ito thou
and ln likewise" But Harry. Gillilnud az
Mr.. Battle We thank them none The les
for good wishes.
A sensible Suggestion mad, IN "ui hear
ing j. that while the disgust j. strong ~
late p"liticnl practices. aud whil,' the 81
mon. pure Democrats are anxious t"i u pm
called aud that the party hc rr"rganilrd
on practical working basis. Our EAccu-
iirr Committee il badly cun-rructrd-n"t
as to the character of the individual nrm-
hrrs-hut u, to the method Of it, dl>trhu-
tion over the parish. The number L. not
larg" enough. II il nov impossible I" got
quorum together ~ short notice. aud No
member lives III the town Of Homer. II
i, proposed that fifteen members wonld
not make the body to" large. aud that Of
tins number ~ least six should reside
within n short distance of the town. Tine.
there IL Al present no pressing need i"r
this reconstruction but the work of or
ganizltiou might ~ we'll begin now 80
that We may hr IN readiness iot the impor-
taut election next year. Let the people
think If il.
Somrhody grnwlrd ut the paragraph
last week relative to the price that nur
merchants arr paying for cotton. II H.
not every crnwl that Ne uuticr. vet W.
thought that IN justice tn the merchants