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gerry
]. Herman Bosler. IN Drawbaugh
Henry saxtoii, samuel bixler,
VI. L. Miller, John sheafier
III ;, Ritter, X. NJ. Graham,
George 5. Enig. John A. duncan,
j. L. hrtndle, Alexander klink,
4, ConmRn, John 5, Low,
;. A. Bowers, H. X, Pciief,
Theodore 4. Smith, George wetzel
Charles =. Eckels. john iI 4. Giosrbe,. Jr.
J. L. barnltA, jacob Thudium,
Frederick Hays, r. L. shryock
Adam senseman, =. W. Rtchey, VI. d.,
J. Zeaner, Jacob T.. Corbet
George II. Hoffman, Joseph l.. Herman.
jacob Hemminger
CnANRERsBuRO, September End, 1850.
We, the undersigned, are well acquainted with 4
W. Curriden, Of Cnambersburg. A sense OF public
duty impels us " say that we consider him All unfe
liable man on anything Of partisan character, We
believe this 10 be the opinion OF majority OF III,
people OF this community
Aug. Duncan, %. c. Bowers.
]. ID. Ludwig, L. ~. duncan,
5. z. Hawbccker, 4. Hcefner
II. N. White, John C.Gerbig
jos; RodenhoOyer, D. II. Reishie,
Z. W, Reed, John X Orr,
G II, Greenawalt, James +. West,
5, s Reisher, George W. McCleary,
w. Sonnik, Jr., d. n. Scheihle,
W, Hobby, A. W. MAhon
n Hoffman, Geouge JacUby,
Hiram bUles. J.. Y. bernekeG
A. seipple, Frederick sipple,
GcOrge sphAr, James snider,
g. MctiechAfi- Isaac Irwin,
Peter bonner Enoeh Fries,
John klippert Jr J. X. badly
Frank MeRenner, John Dorner.
II. kiohter, NJ Il. Elliott,
". H. Michael, }. A. Kline,
j. W. Metz n. 4. Miley
James Hauser, C. Brandt,
George smith, Z, Bielseh.
John kyuer, c. Miller,
George r. Woods jeremiah Longneckcr,i
samuel Sheaman- J. H. Kramer,
G. d. spelmAn. John :. Woods
John Keller, T. r. Ditzler
James l; Kuhn, John Bowers,
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TRUSTEES SALE
oy DESIRABLE
REAL ESTATE.

10y ,ir,ue Of a decree Of the Great Court
ID for Frederick county sitting asa Court
OF Equity, passed iu cause No 1873 10 said
Court, the undersigned, as Trustee will sell
at Pablo Sale, on the premises, 10 the high
es, bidder, on
Saturday. he ad iayef Ociober L. .. 1851,
at2 O'clock, ?. NJ, all tia, parcel Of land
containing
II Acres, Q Foods and SO PerChes,
more or less. The improvements thereon
consist OF two story Frame
Dwellug House with back build. AlA-A
ing attached, with cellar AMI
basement, dairy, carriage house L. li ~
barn, corn house, and other necessary out,
buildings. The house and several % the
other bulldogs have been erected within the
last lev years, and arr TO excellent fepair;
there Is never failing spring Of water q, the
house, aud also an abundance Oi fruit OF dif
,ercut varieties on the premises.
This property is Aboal miles from sam
Greek J.. o.. adlalus the land % jacob T..
Nail, Isaiah beyilbiss and o,hcrs, and is nov
"a the occupancy ol Mrs. Susan klcca
Persons wishing TO vies the premises Pre-,
yoas TO the day Of sale. are referred 10 Mr.
Jacob l., Nall residing near said property.
Tsyns of Sdle.-Oue hAif cash or the lay
Of sale or on the ratification thereof. and The
residue IN Elk and twelve months from the
day OF sale, the credit payments 70 be securrd
by the notes Of the purchaser or purchasers
with approved seeurily bearing interest from
the DAY OF sale
CHAS. I. BElrSNlDER, Trustee.
Oci2ts X. e. Matthew, AurtiDuegr.
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MARRIED.

q, s,r,embsr ssrd 1850, By Rg !. . u, w.
a. ~ a, Jaeob Il. Myers, 81 'h,s ee 'i'',,,
NJ Nm a. Jala A. Batter Of Frederic" ''''
n, Maryland, -
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How Votes Are Mad. for Hancock.

To the Editor of he Neic York Worla.-
SIR;-At Republican mass meeting held at
New London, this county, yesterday aud ad q.
dressed by W. II. Gibson, of"0hio treasury
fame, there was largo banner carried over
wagon.load of young ladies representing
the different States, the banner in question
bearing this motto
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Tea aud Dinner Napkins. Tov9,, Ilt
Jorefs, Sheets, Bo.stcrs, Pillow Gases, j
Home made aud other Blankets, si o!
other Qallis, Coialotts aai C0,trlsi, As
large and complete lot OF
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About go Yards of Brusss,
Cnrnctinr.

aloai 10 yards Of Csfpcling Of other
Rags, 2 Velvet, Starr CArpoaassal m.
large and handsome prlszst. s. -,
Wiadov Blinds, / Mahogany Fable, ~
CaRdclabra, Z pieces. lol Of Maaiel asl lr
Ornaments, 10. of Pictures, Hal. aal 81
Lamps ! shtdAY Clock . MAa,s. G.. d
/ combined Desk and BOOK Gaze, pst. /
Sc,,ee, / Sowing Machine,
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FOR CoNGREss

LYON. DAVID MILLER, Of 49, IT,.
lily, announces himself as an lna' "A
Candidate for Congress from the ses ~ h, a
Of Maryland. II elected he prou,..'sef thssI
ehdeavors TO subservo the Interest," ~. -
iFiet aud country. -
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1 Marblc-Top Walnut Boure,


! EH,ea,ioa Table, Leaf aal kiess /.
Refrigerator.
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Parlor Furniture.
Furniturc,


very handsome, ! Sofa, Z Large Csa 4
Chair, o Rocking Chairs. Cane ssatssl y.
Chairs, I Marble top Tables. large N.r-
several small DO,
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PUBLIC SALE
or yAluAntr
Real and Personal Property
IN WESTMINSTER, I'D.
TINHE subscriber, rs Exeeu,or .s.t
i will and testament Of David n s as aa
late Of Carroll county, M deeo,s.i o"iiye
virtue Of an order Of the Ombans' Ala W
said county, will soil at Public 81 'ouH q
premises Of the late deceased. h w On Nt
sicr, Ma, on " "s''pr
"Wednesday aai Th,ps,iat O...l...,
dad sSA, 1850
commencing each day ut 10 o,l,.l
the following property, to,wi, III a. ~
and commodious A'N
Brick Dwelling House and Io
- the late residence Of IL.
ANN David n Shrivet Ie al
No! ~ the Main Streetin W ,''aai'd On
fronting liz Geet os ...I
aud running back los feet 10 an an STREET
il one ofihc most convenient ma lda
residences IN the City, being sub,,,s'y.,,i,'ao',
complete ~ every particular, aud /, vo,,.
the attention Of persons desiring e.iI
home The oaibuildinss consist ~ cas-
Brick Wash House, ample Stnblin, ~
rage House, Chicken House aud n,bs. "a
sary buildings. There Is veil m 80. 1gA
wafer near the door, and large Ci,,..s'e',d
barn. Also On abundance of eb.,-@us
upon the lot firopiace Heaters a,j y. f@
a. they are now placed, will be- MA m
property.
Also the large and well arranged
Frame n Wcathcrbonrded Du.p
Ing House and Lot,
Immediately adjoining tLe above d,...s
property, fronting 80 feet on A. e1~@
Main Street AGd runRing back kfnA,S
i9s Zee; 10 an Alley. This Is lvlt8,,1
q ucs property, JaH completed -A-saal=
and uuoccuplcd IS hailt 10 toe mos, rst,..
tai manncr' aud attention Is special, n.y.
60 ia admirable internal arrapsemssi
These properties, for eligibility II l,.,.-
and general character, odsr rare chime,
purchasers
Also 80 Shares Of S,ook Of "a, Oh.
National Bank, Of Westminster. Ma IA,
Share. Of Stock Of the Farme,s ,Djv.
cbauic, National B,ak, of Wcs.ni.s,.
Maryland.
Also the follo1ins Household asl g,.s.-
| Furniture IL SUIT ct
parlor Furniture,
Hair Cloth, including sofa and q Ch,r,
( Suit Of
Furniture.
| Hair Cloth, iuslaling Sofa aai ; CAH,
One Pier Glass,
very handsome, sofa, hr.s Cs,i ~
/ Chair, o Rocking Chairs. Cane Ssst,sl u.
/ Chairs, I Marble top Tables. large IT,.
several small do,
About go Yards OF Bru,ssh
Carpcting,
aho4i lgD yards Of Cafpeling Of other IA.
l.lgs, 2 Velvet, Starr CArpeUassnl M.
/ large aud handsome nrlszs,. s. -,
WiaioV Blinds, / Mahogany Fabe,1 ~
CaAdelabra, pieces. l1t OF Mattel All ~.
Ornaments, lol u Pictures, Hall aaI ~
Lamps ! Eight day Clock, Maa.sl C.att
combined Desk and Book Gaze, ~
Set,se, Sewing Machine,
1 Marblc-Top Walnut Bouaei
I Extension Table, Leaf and ! ktlsa
. a..
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= BEDsTEADs AND BEDDING.

Complete, 70 solid Walnat,i ] Na,ls 70
Dressing Haro4u, ! Marble TOP Estoat
Wash Stand, Barraas, Open wash siass
bowls aud Pitchers, ! China Cbamaet u
very hae, . Waflrubes. / solid WA.E..I
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Democratic Ticket
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YNHE. subscriber, as Executor ,ra
L viii and testament Of David II SIs az
late Of Carroll county, Ma deeeassd eut''ti,
virtue Of an order Of she Orphans c ala "
said county, will sell at Public 81. NouI' q
premises Of the late deceased. h ~ ~ ~ lls
sicr, Ma, on " "s''Hir
Wednesday aai Thars,iat O..l..
, 1880-12-04
THE CONDITION OF THE NATIVE
ARMY IN INDIA.

It is useless to write any more about
Candahar just now. The Government has
evidently decided to risk the dangers IN
volved in retaining the province for the
winter, and as tho Opposition approve
that course, effective resistance is lmpossi
BILE, When Parliament meets, some satls'
factory reason may be offered for o decl,
sion which remains, for the present, almosC
unintelligible. The letter from SInla pup
lished in the Times of Thursday contains,
we presume, the official explanation, ana
it amounts to this :-Abdurrahman Khan.
the new Amer, has not yet shown hlmSeh
strong ~enoughito he trusted with Candahar,
and the British will. therefore, remain
there in military occupation for announcer
ak months. AS Abdurrahman will never
be strong while he is suspe cted by the AT
ghans of friendliness TO the British, and Is
ayowedly allowing them to retain the rich
est Afghan province, this is no argument
at all, but merely q Hf3ta,a AH Nat .'''2'
ment chooses, for reasons 1t
wait events a little longer, @@z1E:
places itself in the only poslclo19E &..-' FL
can be either safe or strGng, il IS use.~s5
20 discuss the decision further, though we
regret it now more deeply than ever not
only because we deprecate financial waste
and anticipate another Afghan campaign,
bat because we perceiveT that the great Sc
poy question is becoming more urgent IMAM
ever. and that the reform which has become
peremptory will be delayed by the occupa'
ton Of Candahar.
For the past three years at least the
condition of the three Sepoy Armies has
given the Government of India great anx-
iety. They are compelled, by the exlgen-
cies of climate and finance to maintain
bodies lof auxiliaries, numbering IN the
aggregate 10000 men, who are scattered
ali over India, who are constantly needed
for all kinds of soldiers work, including
foreign service, and who, it is admitted on
all hands. are not in a satisfactory condl-
ton. They obey orders, they do occasion
ally noble service, as with General Roberts,
but they are, nevertheless, known to re-
uuire as bodies what is called "~feorganlSa-
tom. In Bengal, the first difficulty Is
that recruits are almost unprocurable.
The value of money has fallen till the pay,
once very high, no longer tempts the
fighting classes; the service beyond the
frontier is detested beyond measure or
reason ; and there is. owing, it is alleged,
to the method of offering the regiments
q certain decay of confidence between Off
GERS and men. The officers are shifted so
rapidly, that the home-like feeling OF the
regiments is destroyed, and nothing is
left to secure willing obedience except
exceptional ~ability-always o poor support
, 1880-12-04
PROCLAMA

n LIE og Enhver som MATTE have
81 noget at fordre i ~eftertolgende
Boer.
/, Afg. Forvalter John Higgins
D0dsbo.
2, Afg. Joseph Martins og efter-
levende Enke Christine Martins fal-
les 30,
indkaldes herved med 8 Maaneders
Varsel til at anmelds og beyiisliggJore
deres Krav for undertegnede skitte-
ret.
Chr~istiansteds Skifteret den 22de
November 1880,
r.. A .JURS.
, 1880-12-04
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

Approved By Government 25th June 1850.
For an advertisement of s lines or under,
one to three insertions
SMALL TYPE (Brevier) l to s lines..S LOO
Over s lines pr ne............. II
LARGE TYPE GOng Primer, Small
Plea, Plea and Columbia) l to s lines S1.OO
Over s lines pr e.-......-~... II
Fer a line of the largest type.-..... ~
For one to three subsequent insertions, the
half amount of these charges will be made
All advertisements for insertion must
be delivered at this Office Oh TUESDAYS
and FRIDAYS not later than one o'clock
D. m. The postage on letters tc this Office
from West End or st Thomas must be pre-
maid or no notice will be taken of them.
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Newspaper Laws and Regulations.

/. Subscribers who do not give express
notice 10 the contrary are considered wish
ing to continue their subscriptions.
2. II subscribers order the dscontinu-
snce Of their periodicals, the publisher
continue to send them until all ar
resrages are paid.
J. IT subscriber. neglect or refuse to take
their periodicals from the Office to which
they are directed, they are held RESPONSE
be until they have settled their bills, and
ordered them discontinued.
{. II subscribers move To another place
without informing the publishers and the
papers are sent 10 the former direction
they are held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that "rcfus.
ing TO take the periodicals from the office
ar removing and leaving them uncalled
for, Is prima facie evidence Of intentional
hsud."
6. Any person who receives newspaper
and makes use of il, whether he has order
ed 1t or not, he is held in law to be sub
scrib~r.
J. II subscribers pay in advance they
ste bound TO give notice to the publisher
ct the end of their time, il they do not
wish TO continue taking it; otherwise the
Publisher is authorized TO continue send
ing it on, and the subscribers will be re-
sponsibls until An express notice, with
payment OF all arrears, is sent to the pub
ksher.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-26

Whatever Others may say and think in
urging the claims Of their favorte article,
whether it be a steamboat, elephant, cana
~ bird or pocket knife, they will be more
likely to fall into gross exaggeration than
would we in heaping adjectives of com
mendation on that W. & W. No. ! sold by
the very brightest Of all the men engaged
in his line Of business. He is q modest
man, so We will not name him right out
+. c., No. 80 Texas street, Shreveport.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-26

Some three or four weeks since we gave
IN account of the total loss of the steamer
Marietta bound for New Orleans from New
York. II will be remembered that this
steamer had heavy stock Of stationary
and fancy articles for our young book and
news dealer, Mr., Robt. G. Hotchkiss. The
goods, Of course, were Lost, but being cover
Cd BY insurance, Mr.. Hotchkiss telegrapbed
Aod had the order duplicated. Yesterday
the goods arrived, and without doubt, it is
tho heaviest and finest stock of the kind in
the State. Mr.. Hotchkiss informs us that
having bought strictly for cash, he il now
prepared TO offer better inducements than
any house in the city --Shrerepori Standard,
Ho,, 18Th
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-26
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT NATcHTToCHEs, La,
April sth, 1890.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
IN following-nameds settlers have filed no.
tice of their Intention to make hual proof
in support Of their claims, and secure final
entry thereof, and that said proof will be
made before the Clerk of Court Of Clai-
borue parish, at the Parish site, on SstuI-
day, the 22d day of May, leSO, at the expi-
ration of thirty days from the date Of this
notice, viz: Homestead entry No. f022-
Ransom Baker, for the NJ Of NWt Section
"a, r l9, X west, and names the following
as his witnesses, viz: NJ. ID. l.. Spurlock OF
Arcadia p. o., J. J. Pate Of Arcadia p. o.,
J. +. SPprlock Of Arcadia p. o., and @. E.
Grassland of Arcadia 2. o.
Homestead entry No. l0l9-G. J. Pate,
for the NEf Of SCI and SET Of NE& Section
"a, T 10, X west, aud names the follow
ing rs his witnesses. viz; N. ID. Spurlock
of Arcadia r. o., J. J. Pate Of Arcadia p.
o., J. +. Spurlock Of Arcadia P. o., and G..
Z Grassland of Arcadia p. o.
l.. DUPLEX, Register.
April IA, 1880. asst
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures Dyspepsia.

The United States censns is by far the
fullest taken by any civilized government
giving a thorough view of the condition
and progress of the country from one de-
cade to another. 1t is perhaps this fact
that makes 50 much more time necessary
to complete it than that of any other coun-
try. In England, France aud Germany
the census is taken instantaneously in one
day. II is true 1t takes some months to
properly compile the results, but the cen
sus taking parts is really done in one day,
whereas, in this country, it is job Of sew
eral months. The present United States
census, work on which will be begun early
next month, will contain many new and
important features, = large number OF
schedules having been added to it.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-26
A CAR d.

4 APPROVING rs We do the safe, equits-
"A BILE, permanent and cheap protection
given its members by the Southern Benev-
olent and Mutual Relief Association of
New Orleans, and approaching the import
ance of having a Branch Office OF Agency
Of the same in Homer and the good it will
do In improving the business OF Cur town
aud community. We, the undersigned
hereby consent to become members Of said
Association, and to aid in the organization
Of local Board and Agency OF the same
ut this place. We also advise all who feel
an interest in the welfare and business Of
the community and who may wish to pro-
vide support and protection for their fami-
lies, to join this excellent Assoc istion, at
once, as we have done.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-26

All the friends and pstrons Of that con-
scieutious beef man, Tom ID. Kinder, are
hereby notified that from aud after this
date he may be found at the market house
OH TUESDAY and Saturday mornings, we'll
supplied with the best beef and mutton
that he eau get. Any failure to be on
hand will be due TO reason that he can
no, coatrol. Tie will III the future as in
the past, do III" very best he can for his
customers in prices and quality Of meat,
whether there be any competition or not
In thu connection We may state that it il
to the interest OF the people to patron,e
the regular market that may be depended
on to he kept up through the season. BY
so doing We will build up a reliable mark
ct that will he 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.
As soon ss the business will admit Mr..
Kinder will supply the market three times
week, Tuesdays Thursdays and Sa,ur-
days
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-26
HOMER COLLEGE.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
THE Primary Glasses will be examined
L gu Thursday, the 18th June. The Au-
nual Sermon will be delivered by c. w.
Carter, ID. D., of Monroe, Oh Sunday, the
10Th June. On Monday the 2lst, the Pre-
paratory and Collegiate Glasses will be
examined. Au Exhibition, consisting of
defamation, chsrades, &c, will he given
on Tuesday evening, at u o'clock p. m.
Gu Wednesday, ~ O'clock a. m, there will
be defamation, and original orstions by
the young men, after which the Annual
Chappell, of Claiborne parish.
The patrons and friends 10 the cause of
education are earnestly solicited to encour-
age us by their presence during the exer-
cises.
Z. A. SMITH, Prest.
May "a, 1880. 4l:3t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-26

We take great pleasure in recommending
to the favorable notice Of the public Mr..
l.. NJ. Carter, Of Shreveport, beyond doubt
one Of the best druggists in the State. He
will fill any and all orders sent 70 him from
Claiborne with promptness. Always call
on him when in Shreveport, if for nothing
elec, to drink n glass Of his ice cold soda
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-26

We have had occasion to bear the most
favorable comments on the renowned New
American Sewing Machine. All persons
who have given fair trial to the Aineri.
can pronounce it by odds the best; at least
we are told that this is the universal vcr-
dict. Hessrs. Camp, Davidson & Fergu.
son sre the agents in Homer, and they tell
us that they are selling them in large
quantities.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-26

1t is gratifying to observe that honesty
industry aud intelligence have met with
their appropriate reward. B. NJ. McHenry
Is possessed Of all these attributes and has
IN consequence, been most successful in
business. Call on him at his popular drug
store and you will not regret having given
him your custom.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-26

We want everybody to know that DR.. s
y Webb will be here next week prepared
to attend all orders in his profession. The
Doctor is fine dentist, and has made a
reputation that gives Linn the lead in his
business. Let your teeth wait until he
comes. His method Of treatment will am-
ply compensate for all delays
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-26
Died,

Mn. B. p. TREGARTHEN, near Col
quit, Claiborne parish, La, the wife of
James w. Tregsrtben, May 9Th, lSS0-was
born January iith, iS56-24 years and 3
months Of age.
The suffering Of the deceased was only
brief, for the angels smiled in her face and
bid her soul come, ere she had been sick
but short while. Mrs. Tregarthen was q
consistent member of the church, and ever
ready to smooth the brow Of care, wresthe
1t with happy smiles, and add drops Of nee
tar to tue cup Of life, displacing the bitter
ness that ever CHANGED to be mixed with
the portion Of those around her.
Though now she is taken from US
Amidst this world of care,
But gone to n far more happy world
To dwell with angels there;
Therefore we give her up with the blest
assurance that she is only gone to beckon
us onward aud upward to that world above
where there is no parting, mourning nor
weeping, but all is JOY, peace and love
We know that our loss is her eternal gain,
aud may this consolation strengthen the
afflicted husband, relatives and friends who
have my sympathy in their great distress
May the Lord guide and direct them all
through the perlous journey Of life, that
they may so live - to meet aud clasp
hands with her
Over the tide,
With the true and the tried,
At the gates Of the gold.
REBECCA ANDERSON.
Gordon, La, May 10th, fSS0.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-26

Mr.. Haden, of the firm Of Gregg d Ford,
was in town last week, He reports that
Business is falling. off slightly in Shreve-
port; but that Mcssrs. @. & +, still flourish
end are selling the usual amount Of goods
This is a splendid house and should be lib
orally patronized. They are reliable in
every sense of the word.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-26
OfTICER RS:
TAKE NOTICE,

That my having charge
of the repairs OF the Ar
iona Cotton Factory
does not interfere with
my Agency for the best
Steam Engines, Cora
Mills, Cotton Gins and
Presses. lnjectors, Flee
tors and fnspirators,
with every kind of the
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-26
Cash Receipts.

We will continue to publish under this
bedding the names Of those who each
week pay up their subscriptions. This list
10 intended - q memorandum for the pro-
lection Of subscribers against possible
errors 10 our books:
" " Morrow, y 90 | J W Nicholson, g. 90
J A Abercrombie 200