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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-22

DR.. w. Il. CAMPBELL the well
known Occulist and Aurist will Wis
it Mineral Point, May lst, at Oar
lington May 10th, and remain one
week at each town. Permanent
cures guaranteed in diseases OF the
Eve or Ear.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-22

per few hours late.
Mr.. d. Jenkins, the Photographer,
Is proving master of his following.
CAL. and John Spensley, and 9TH
ers, are at Madison attending court.
THE Odd Fellows celebration next
Tuesday bids fair to be the great
event of The season.
WILL OSBORNE Mineral Point
son, now employed at Boscobel,
spent the Sabbath and Monday here.
MARRIED, in this city by Rev. p.
Alien, on the 18th inst, VIM. A.
Brady and Miss Phillipa S. Tomlin;
both Of Waldwick.
THERE is still great scarcity of
good butter in this market. Why
don't the cows or the grass or the
makers hurry up!
The sidewalks in many places
need repairing. Every property
holder should have pride sufficient
TO have property in respectable
shape.
No matter what sewing machine
you have, and want needles for the
same, you can get them at c. II.
James jewelry store. He keeps oil
kinds, please remember.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Phillips, re-
turned from Texas the past week,
where they spent the greatest part
Of the winter resting from the cares
and fagitude of hotel life.
Mr.. f. OSBORNE is now in the
east selecting goods for the spring
and Summer trade. Some OF the
new stock has already arrived, and
is convincing that Mr.. O. exercises
good Judgment.
The colored boys of this place
went bathing in the flowing
bowl" Saturday evening, and became
so noisy that the city marshal had
TO interfere, One of them cooled
off in the city refrigerator.
Our draymen are kept on the
keen 60 hauling the new goods
for Gundry & Gray from the depot
This firm is laying in most mag
nificent stock, which you are cordi-
ally invited to call and inspect.
THERE is one public gathering
that inclemeut weather never effects.
We allude to the young boobies who
gather in front Of the church doors
after evening services to stare at
The worshippers as they pass out.
OUR worthy and respected citi-
1ens r. ID. Pulford, has returned
from his trip to the Hot Springs,
where he went to test the merits of
The healing waters. He looks better
and we are glad of it.
A trip to Belmont the other day
proved to us that that little village
Is wide awake The merchants have
mostly all put in their spring and
summer stock, and have got the
same marked down remar kably
heap.
According to the late election one
would suppose that Platteville was
Hflng of the temperance movement
which has been uppermost there for
past year or two, but when It's
learned that they have fixed the
License at $500, people will form
aitfercnt idea.
The report through our city that
Fred Vincent, son Of Wm Vincent
who formerly resided in Mineral
Point, shot man at Leadvilie in
sell defense, for which he was i'm
9rlsoned, and that mob took him
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-22

THERE was lost on Monday morn
ing, between this city and Dodge
vile, O shawl and black velvet
sacque, which are valued consider
ably by the owner, who will pay a
Just reward for return of the same
ct this Office, or at the store of Isaac
PenroSe, on commerce street.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-22

EDS. TRIpUNE-In behalf of az
enquiling public the following ques-
tions are put to our honorable alder
man, of the lst ward for explanation:
1st,--How is it that you recon-
mepded and voted $3.50 for saloon
license in 1879, and this year only
a15, or less'
2nd,-Why did you vote s2a per
annum to increase the city clerk S
salary only, aud refused to do so on
all others, especially disregarding the
School Srpts. salary!
3d,-Why did you cut off the re-
sources of an Indebted city and in-
crease its expenditures 4!
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-22

IT is rumored the Chicago &
Northwestern r. r. Co. has also
purchased the narrow gauge that
runs to Wingville and will immedi-
ately connect it with the Galena
route.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-22

MINERAL POINT can furnish a
contestant for the Ashley belt to be
contested next June, judging from
the time accomplished by one of the
young men of our city on High st.
Sunday eve. He made it in $40.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-22

THE discovery of rich deposits of
gold and silver in the rock and sand
of the south shore Of Lake Superior,
in Northern Wisconsin, is reported,
The settlers are excited with dreams
OF wealth. The existence of rich
silver deposits III an island of Lake
Superior, which is now being sue
cessfully worked, has been known
for some years, and it is not surpris-
ing that the same mineral should
be found on the shores of the lake
But we believe this is the first dis
covery of gold in that region.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-22

SUNDAY evenings storm was wick
ed and widespread, Of which we
only slipped. In Missouri it devei
oped into a cyclone, that was much
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-22

THE Democrat suggests that
collection, to ease the city fluids,
be taken at the churches for the
purpose of paying a saloon watcher.
Bro Crawford and an alderman from
each ward have been mentioned as
suitable ones to pass the plate a
round
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-22

SOME of the best mucical talent of
Platteville, Miss Susie McCash of
Mt. Morris, Ill.,, and Hoare brothers
will give concert of vocal and ms
trumental music in Mineral Point
on May 7th or sth Look out for rich
musical treat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-22

THE members of NJ. M. Hoare's
music class in Platteville, assisted by
some of the best musical talent of
the place, and Miss Susie McCash
of Mt. Morris, ILL.,, also by some of
our musicians will give grand con.
cert of vocal and instrumental music
in Platteville Apr. 3Oth and May lst
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-22

FARMERS and everybody should
not sign any census blanks, if ap-
preached by supposed census takers.
There are no blanks to sign. All
that is required is to answer ques-
tons asked II man asks you to
sign blank, as census-taker, you
may know there is something under
handed in the matter. Regular CEN
sus- takers will be known to you,
and will simply ask reaonah!e ques-
tions and do all the writing them
selves.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29
Newspaper Laws and Regulations.

Subscribers who do not give express
,,niic. 10 the contrary are considered wish
,p., tu continue their subscriptions.
> Ii subscribers order the Gi>coutinu-
,uc. of their periodicals. the Publisher
may continue 10 send them unttl all ar
r.lr:igrs are paid.
3 II subscribers neglect or refuse 10 TAX"
their periodicals from TIA" office L" which
they are directed, they arr held rrSponsi-
lie until they have settled their bills, and
ordered them discontinued.
T. II -ubscribcrS move TO another place
without informing the publishers and the
raprrs are cent to the former direction,
;hry are held responsible.
= The courts have decided that "rcfus.
I'M. 10 take the periodicals from the Office,
or removing aud leaving them nncallcd
for. il prml ftclc evidence 81 intentional
fraud
Us ANY person who receives a newspaper
and make, use uf II, whether he has order
eel Il or mol he is held in law 10 he "A sub
.,iibrr.
:. II subscribers paw in advance. they
are bound 10 give motto" To the publisher
at the end oi their time, If they do not
wish 10 continue taking 1t; otherwise The
,nblisher il authorized to continue send
ing il on. and the subscribers viii be re-
nponSihle until an express notice. with
ravmeut of all arrears, is sent To the pub
Usher.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29
Automatic Wash Boiler.

THIS invention of greatest Importance
| to housewives * now being introduced
throughout Claiborne and other parishes
10y the undersigned.
This boiler il blessing that viii he
appreciated rs such in every home where
ii may Ice tried. IL will thoroughly wash
- shirts in - minutes. no matter how
much they ale suilrd and that too with
ont rubbing or pounding.
One woman, 10y this process. can wash as
much in one hour ~ would require two
days to complete under the old plan. No
greater amount Of soap l. required.
Ii is the greatest invention of the aEc-
brcausc il reduces fifty fold the most
dreaded labor that falls to the lot of our
wives and daughters. One copper bot
toned boiler, with family right, VIII he
sold for Sill
We refer by permission, to J. ii. SIM
mons. II. A. Robinson, X. J. Hart, T. :.
Sigh. and very many others who have
tried this boiler.
Il. r.. THOMPSON,
V. V. THOMPSON,
Wards Mill.
Sept. -. lsso. -3m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29
succession Sale.

Succession of Henry II. Mullens, deceased.
state Of Louisiana. Parish Of Claiborne.
Dl virtue of commission and order oi
ID sale. issued 10y the Clerk of the District
Coust IN and Tor the above State aud par
iSh. aud to me directed, | will proceed Ia
sell all of the property, both real aud per
sonal belonging 10 the estate and success
sion of Henry u. Mullens deceased, at his
late residence in said parish, Oh
Monday, the I 18th day Of October, 1850,
within the legal honrS of sale. Real pro
perry described as follows, to wit:
South half of southwest quarter of Sec.
~. and east half of northeast quarter Of
Sec "a, in Township % north, of Range 3
wcst-l60 acres, more or less, situated in
the above State and parish.
Also, personal property, consisting of
Horses, Cows and Hogs, Household aud
Kitchen Furniture.
All of said property to be sold for cash
to pay debts.
WIN. II. MULLENS,
Administrator.
September s, lSs0. 4;5t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29
OBITUARY.

DIED-On the Both of August, lS-O,
VIOLA DANNt WISE, of congestion, at the
residence of her parents, Mr.. 6. F.. and
Josephine Wise. and granddaughter of
Mrs. Martha aud RedIc Price, i'll Claiborne
parish, La, aged years, : months and ~
days
We believe that God does all things well
"A thing Of beauty is a JOY forever How
absolutely certain then must I've an exist
rncc OF immortality beyond the tomb.
where all that j. lovely in human nature
.haIl live & in aud remain JOY forever.
Not othcrw could this beautiful thought
be true or anything less than mockery.
The most lovely aud beautiful object in
nature or within al the range of Gods
univrrs" known t. man is that of a little
child: 4 g.. . sweet infant that has never
known e.. iudUlgcl IN evil thought;
and yet .a at aud how Suddenly do they
fade trou presence here, IL be- in truth
joy forever. And they must live again
where we shall meet and know them aud
dwell with them forever. We do what
every parent possessing heart and soul
must do Involuntary. 1t seems almost in
credible that such fairy angel, So recently
flushed with so much beauty and health
should h. 50 abruptly taken from the
warm embrace ot parental love and pro
lection and cons gnrd To the cold aud dark,
dismal grave. Her checks had the pale,
pcarly pins of sea shells, the worlds sweet
est tnts, and it did seem that even the
silver dew might not lac allowed To mar
her iuv-lincss. But alas the rude monster
I death has laid his icy hands upon those
sweet and lovely checks, and all their
/ brightness and softcst tnts have faded
/ from earth forever. But in another and q
. far better world than this the beauty and
luvrlucSs Of this sweet child is already re-
nrwcd under promises which guarantee
their eternal freshness there They shall
never fade in that happy abode of i'm.
mortal youth and beauty. The faithful
Indulgence of this thought can alone afford
relief To- the wounded aud mournful hearts
; of the h-rcaycd father and mother of the
child. We loved little Daunl, ~ did al
who knew her. how much tod alone car
tell She carried with her, and still holds
tn, cord. of ON hearts and draw, us tor
ward {" that parrr and hrtt.r iiir. May
ia" gas gov green above hcr-iuay th'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29
Sherin"s sale.

l. II Ward, Exrc. vs.. Jerry Iiakcr-rarlsh
Court, No GO.
state II Louisiana Parish ot Claiborne.
Dl virtue ot writ of iicri iaclIs duly
ID issued Ia me in the above entitled suit,
| have s,izcd. and will proceed To sell, T."
the highest and last bidder, at the Court
house door in the town of Homer, on
Saturday, the I'd day Of October, 1880.
the following described property. to Wit:
One bay Horse Mule, ) years old; one
brown Horse Mule, > years old, and lay
Mare Pony.
Terms of sale cash, with the benefit of
appralsemcnt.
H. Il. IlIGIiTOWER, by. Shh.
Sept. ~ l--0. Cpl 80 6-2t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29

Cures Headache, Burns, Sprains, Cuts,
Wounds, Rheumatism, Toothache, Earsche,
etc, etc. Warranted equal in quality to
any made, at half the price.
6 OF. Bottles 25c. Pint Bottles Soc.
And Rosegrant's chloride Of Line,
For purifying, bleaching and disinfecting,
Stands prominently the best.
Always put up in Diamond Blue Label
Boxes. i ID. Boxes; ! ID. Boxes; ID. Boxes.
All first class Druggists keep it.
Have your druggist orjer, IL he has mel
thcr In stock, from
CHARLES r. RIsLEY,
Wholesale Druggist Cortlandt ST., New
York City. aug1l:2m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29

lu,0rO other wonderful ring performances,
including and horse riding; trained
doves: a vast mcuaccric Of the rare-' Wild
animals. birds and reptiles. including =
Giraffe and a liplUp"tamus. with herd
of tamrl~ and drove of Elephants; u
museum of io.o0O Curio~iti"s, including
Captain Cp>trutcnu>, the fatoocd Greek;
Giant and Il Dwarf.
All under 2joutO metres Of French
Waterproof Canvas.
60 20 Shreveport and see all these Won
trrs. SATURDAY, October :. $50.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29
Estray Notice.

TAKEN up by +. Lnndcrs and posted be-
l. fore J. Ferguson, justice Of the peace
in and for ward Z, Claiborne parish, La, on
the LIST day Of September, len, n certain
bay horse mule, medium sire, sceg on right
shoulder, shod before, works apds4des web.
blemish in right eye, aud sappessA 70 bs 10
or Il years old. Appraised at ~ 81
The owner Of said mule can ut ~ 0pe
by proving property and paying ~ csess
Mt any time within twelve mSetAs 6un
date Of estrayment.
G4r..u,lA.r 6 1cs6 ,ssl
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29
Election PROCLAIM ntion.
State Of LoHi'iGoa-Porish 81 CiaiborH,

State Of LoWi'ia3a-PGrish Of Claiborne.
SnrRIrF's OFFICE,
Homer. La. sept 10th, iSSO.
IN compliance with the laws of this State,
i aud in accordance with the proclama-
ton of Hon. ;. u. McEncry, acting Cover
nor of the State of Louisiana. public notice
is hereby given, thar an election will be
held on Tuesday, November I'd, 1850, at
the different polling places in this parish,
TO wit:
Ward |. rrrcur; No !. SummcIiicld;
Ward ,. Precinct No >, Gordon:
Ward >. Precinct No. T. iIlyncsville: Pre-
cluvt No. !, liastN's Cross Roads:
Ward I, Precinct No. ;, Holly Springs;
Ward :. Precinct No q. Athens;
Ward Il, Precinct No. :. SANDY Grove;
Ward Z, Precinct No. :, Homer; Precinct
Ne. .. Arizona;
Ward :, Precinct No. IL, Lisbon
At which election there are voted fol 10y
the qualified voters Of Claiborne parish, 10y
general ticket, eight Electors for President
and Nicy-Pr,sidr of the United States,
To he chosen ior the State OF Louisiana as
her representation IN the Electoral College
two of whom shall bc from the State AT
large, and siN from the several districts of
the state, 10 vii:
/ Oar Elrctor Tor the First District, CON
posed of the parishes of rlaqucmur aud
- Bernard and of the third, fourth iifih.
sixth. seventh. eighth, ninth and fifteenth
wards oi the city of New Orleans.
On" Elcctor for the Second District, com
posed of the first, second, tenth, eleventh,
/ twelfth, thirteenth. fourteenth, sixteenth
| and seventeenth wards ut the city of New
I Orleans, aud Of the parishes Of Jefferson
/ - Charles It Juhu the Baptist and ~
! James.
! one Elpctor for the Third District, COM
/ posed OF the parishes of Ascension, ASsump-
/ tlun. Calcasiru, Cameron, Iberia, lbervillr,
! Lafayette. Laforrchr, II Martin, 81 Mary,
! Trrrrbonnr and Nrrmiion
One Elrctor for the Fourth District, com
! posed of the parishes Of Benyille. Bosscr,
! Caddn, DcSotu, Grant, Sabine, Natchito-
chrs, Rurides Red River, Vernon, Web
>tcr and Vim.
| One Elrctor for the Fifth District, com.
posed of the parishes of Concnrdia, Cald-
we'll. Ciaiboins, Catalonia, East Carroll
I West Carroll. Franklin, Jackson, Lincoln
I Madison, Murrhuusc, Ouachita, Richland
/ Ieusas and mon.
pnc Elcctor for The sixth District, com
posed of the parishes of ANOyrllcS, Eus'
Baton Rouge. West Baton Rouge, Last Fell
ciana, West Fcliciaua, Livingston, fomt'
Coupre, - Helena, - Landry, - Tamma
ny, Tangipahod and Washington.
Aud also for one Representative in Con
gr",s to represent the Filth tonsrrssinna
District Of the State of Louisian IN th'
furty-Srvcuth Congress of the Unite,
States for the term at two years. to dat
from the ith day of Mach, \ - ISL. sal,
distlic, composed uf the following parish
-: C"ur"rd,a, Caldwell, Clal borne. tnta
houla. East Carroll West Carroll, Frank
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29
MARRIED.:

In Orange, Texas, September II. lSso, at
the residence of the brides father, col.
Hugh Ochiltrce, by Rev. W. II. Cotton, A.
L. HARRIS TO Miss OLLIE OCHnTREE.
Our old friend aud ccnfrere, the editor Of
the prosperous Orange Tribune, has gone
the way OF all the world aud taken unto
himself a wife. lie has our good wishes.
No matter how numerous Pike Harris de-
serves them all. Au energetic, accom-
plished journalist, courteous, clever gen
tleman. be deserves "a sweet, good woman.
His selection, like the other acts of his
later days. is wise, We trust. May he pros
per IN all his doings.
Reeds Gilt El.r Tonic cures chills and
iryrr-.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29
Cash Receipts.

W. will continue 10 publish under this
heading the names of those who each
week pay MP their subscriptions This list
i. intended ~ n memorandum for III" pro-
lection of subscribers against lnSsible
errors in our books:
; 4 Johnsnn, - = Jesse ANcocl, Z! uo
john Douley, 200 i W O'Ranon, 600
" II O'Bauon. = 40 \ & Harper, q"
Thr best whisky at N,iIcurN'>.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic regulate. In"
bowels.
BAY your pure ll@ri hr'r from Il. ".
Ncll-urN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29
TO COTTON GROWERS.

I WANT my friends and the public gen
i orally to know that have just purchas.
cd new SO-saw Brown Cotton Gin, aud
have made great improvements at my Mill
and Gin, II miles west Of Lisbon. am
now prepared to meet all demands that
may be made on me in the way OF grinding
corn, saving lumber and ginning cotton.
Ny terms ART As reasonable as heretofore.
invite the patronage Of the public.
J. +. FORD.
July y, 1880. 5O:6mml
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29
MILLINERY 4 MANTUA
MAKING.

I'VE are now in receipt of fuc stock of
w MILLINERY GOODS, Hats Ribbons,
Flowers, Laccs, Ornaments, and very many
other articles u.yer before offered for sale
in Homer. We are in continual cores
pondence with Madame Dcmorest, receiv-
ing all her latest styles, patterns and fash
ion plates.
We will sell goods and make dresses and
costumes of the latest style at the most
reasonable prices. No need that any one
should send abroad. We guarantee salts
faction. Ladies are invited to call.
Miss ADA MITCHELL,
Mrs. GERTRUDE VAUGHN.
September Is, lSs0. OH
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29
BROWN COTTON GINS.

We have been appointed .oi, igcnt' in
this section for The Brown GINS and Feed
ers. the lowest priced and best gin made.
Send for circulars and prices.
I'TZ n SMITH.
i-:3m Shreveport, La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29
Mules for mlc.

take this method of notifying the pub
ic that have for sale some good mules
also land for sale, to rent, and To lease.
Those wanting mules and homes would do
well To call and see me, at my residence,
five miles west of Homer.
THORNTON BRlDGEMAN.
August 80. Iseo. 3
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29

The best Drug Store in North Louisiana
- said to be that owned and kept mp IN
the finest style by l.. VI. Carter >hreve-
port. Mr.. Carter understands his business
thoroughly, keeps complete stock, sells
at moderate prices, and never fails to re-
tain a permanent customer any one who
trades with him once.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29

The unfortunate division If the De-
mocracy in Virginia may lose us that state.
Every exrrtion has been made to har-
monte the live elements of the Democratic
party, but 50 far it has been unsuccessful.
strange, indeed, that iii" national good
should he ignored for local matter, Of hut
secondary interest. We cannot well afford
to lose any one of the southern States
Yet We fear that with two Democratic
electoral tickets IN the field neither will
BE- elected. Senator Vest. who has been
canvas,.nG the cclntry, declares that lie is
afraid of Republican victory there. He
finds consolation. however. in the belief
that Ohio and Indiana will he carried by
the Democrats.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores ;hr ap-
petite.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29

Joe shelton has special request to make
nf all those who wish to buy drugs patent
medicines, perfumes. stationery. soaps to-
bacco, cigars, brandy, whisky. beer wine,
&c., &c. 1t is that before purchasing
elsewhere they give him a call. They will
ind his prices lower an any ones.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29
Forty wears trial has proved "BlACk-
DRAUGHT" the best liver medicine in
the world
For sale by Is. NJ. McHENki.


All the friends aud patrons of that con-
scientious beef man, Tom u. Kinder, are
hereby notified that from and after this
date he may be found at the market house
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings, well supplied with the best
beef and mutton that he can get.
ANY failure TO be OH hand will be
due to reason that he cannot
control lie will in the future, rs in
the past, do the very best he can for his
customers in prizes and quality of meat,
whether there he any competition or not.
In this connection We may state that IT is
to the interest OF the people to patronize
the regular market that may be depended
on to he kept up through the season. BY
~ doing We will build up reliable mark
ct that will be Of great advantage to the
town. Any persons who have cattle, hogs
or sheep TO sell may find Mr.. Kinder in
Homer every Tuesday until ten o'clock
and all day Saturday.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29
REGENERATION.

T'iIE following places will be attended
i tor the purpose of Revising the Regis
tration List of this parish:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29

At Homer from Saturday, August 2lst, TO
saturday. September ith, and from tho
18th of Septembsr till Friday, the 22d of
October, when registration will close.
This revision coutemplates tho enroll
incnt Of those who have become entitled
to register since last registration, and 81
those who have changed their place of res
idence from one ward to another.
II. &. MITCHELL,
Assessor and Registrar Claiborne par, La.
w. J. MERCER, Clerk of Registration.
August %, 1880. got
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29
DIED.

tn,L nf s,.n,,,oI,rr Ia -, LlIf,,.t ak
uclnck. Mesa l.rI, daughter of II. l.. and
i't'Ir A"'''\' -" Years " mouths III"
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29

WINE OF CAR0Ul" makes rosy
checks and clear complexions.
For sale hy Il. VI. MciiENRl.