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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-16

SOL oes Gin9e anhi
entEebmsn mir benz Bsobahter fir
GOOt IL Gu Sage 60 9bieaao Sls
Ght Sable suriid osrtrnt i'd meinen
rsdttn Sub. Seitosm babe i'd leLes.
mal, tpenn ih einen 6ebItritt madte.
itarfe Sdmerisn asbabt. SD babe
uiels MttteI probirt absr obns asb.ilt
su percsn. @Is ih oieisn 9erbft Wie'
Der arO6e Sdcr;sn utripubrts, 10 na6
id nidt eebsn fcnnte fdufte id e,ne
6Iaife Ct. Satobs Del. 3dh pitr
Ginreibunaeu pdren Die Samsrs.u
ptriduunoen una ieitbtm babe id iie
aud niht wiehsr Utripurt. Stub.
Sremsr. GImburf, Sls.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-16

Sett III Die 3eit 10 reifen.
On DISCRIMINATING nit BEN Staats- Sr.
iestn unS fur bas aussmsine Bsbl bat biz
@tGpWri paeifc tur6 4inie ibrt
S5abIprei5e um teinabe Gin Drittsl ibre5 friberen
8.trasss rtrusirt unb Is ia isbt tsinabs biaiser
nit pitisr Giitnbabn ju reiien ais ;u Sauis su
bIriben.
Sros hieier srSesn TrsissrmdBisuns pirs
si. NiFcurip fie fOrtfabrfn Din uni
Der -Siaets spiiGsn seUi6en Statipneu su
siner psitcrrn SebuftiOn ron ;sbn grp;eHt pom
rtatlmGeisen 5ahrprsis ;n nerfaufei, unr es ID
,u bpifsn rab bic Sabn hur& bic litsrale nn'
fsrIfnsuns nes publifums fir bic Srmdbisuna
ibrrr Taiasisr>Ratsn sntI4abist psrhen piTe.
8. @. Tenler,
9tn. Yafiasisr- -Assnt-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-16
AuerfnHnti

llsbsr 1900 @Eemplare bes in ten
Spaitsn Sieier 3eituna anasssisteu unb
BON oem berpdbrtsn DeutIebeu Sell.
Snititut. 412 @orb 4. Strabe, in
8bilaeeIpbia Ba.. beraussesebeneu
Bertes.
Der Rettungs=anfer,"
ruroen uoriaen Wonat abssfest. Se,
Saupt;we6 oieies aebiesenen @erIel
III oarouf seribtet, iensn 8fuf&ern,
porunter foaar fosenonnte "Rever.
ends nsIae in 0ffentIi@en BIaiterr
ihrs nubIOi;n $silthufte smpfebIen. bai
f4ma&:ole Sonsuert enoailtie ~
leaen uub ben Sranfen ben eiu,iaeu
Bss lur iUabren SiIlfe su asiseu. De,
.&ettuHase &aier" pirb fur 25 Ste
frei Uerfdi6t.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
Havanas Made from Straw Paper.
fChicagu 1imrs.l

The great conundrnm in the Gu.
ban trade, "what becomes of all
the straw paper!" is easily solved.
Ii is saturated in II decoction made
from the stems and refuse of the
choice Havana seed leaf, and when
properly treated with iiavOring eX.
tracts. liJuorice root, SIENNA, etc,
makes q filling for cigars. Besides,
it burns with pure white ash pre-
cisely like that of the genuine leaf,
unlike that yielded by any other
material. Specimens of prepared
paper are described rs closely re-,
scmbling the leaf in appearance,
taste and flavor. The small partt-
clrs of rye which remain III the
straw and are ground up with the
pulp, being of an oily nature, do
not take the rye, and look like the
whitish mold of Il real leaf. Among
other virtues it is claimed that the
lime uSrd in bleaching the paper
neutraliZcs the effects OF nicotine.
so that no improvement seems pos
slble in the use of straw i'll cigar.
making, except that II may To
leave out the tobacco altogether.
Coffee. makers succeed in making
people prefer chicory and pears To
any other mixture, and why should
not rye straw excel in making "thc
weed'" The objection offered
against the use of rye at home is
that it would not he "genulne."
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
Missionary Baptist.

KEW. j. W. MELTON breaches at CoI
Springs, ID sabbath in each month ino
saturday hciore-At Sharon, near Lisbon,
an sabbath of each month and Saturds!
before.
KEW. = MCGEE, breaches at Homer;
on he ID Sabbath and Saturday before :"
each month.
REV, A. HARRIS breaches at Antiosn
ISL sabbath of each month and Satnru,!
h-forr-At Colquitt, 2d Sabbath-At koeH;
spring. al sabbath of each month ~,
saturday hcforc-At New Friendship, v"
srhhath and saturday before.
XIV; II. 4. Ards breaches at Athtp'
Isl sabbath in each month and Saturds!
before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

The worst enemy newspapers
have is the Internal borrower. He
is q sneak, and too low.lived and
contemplate to be noticed by de
cent men. Yet the friends of news.
papers will continue TO encourage
this evil By lending their papers to
these whelps. But tor them the
Echo would to-day have a circula.
ton of 100 in Muhlenburg county
alone.
We have inquired of a number
Of our patrons living in different
neighbOrhoods of the county, and
they all say their copy OF the Echo
is read by four or five families III
their vicinity regularly. This class
of people never will subscribe for a
paper as long as they can sponge
on their neighbors. VIII our friends
not help us in breaking up this
nuisancei Tell them to seek %
climate where August weather pre-.
walls the year round, supposed to
be situated in the bowels of the
earth, when they ask the loan OF
your Echo. And every man now
reading paper that belongs TO
some one else is respectfully aud
affectionately invited to take this
little racket exclusively to himself.
Down with these trauds.-Muhlen.
burg Echo.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

The action of the Maine Demo
Gratis in indorsing the nominees of
the Greenback party for State Off
GERS, and the determination OF the
two parties to supper, "A joint elec
tOral ticket, takes Maine ont of the
list of Republican, States aud places
her in the doubtful column, with the
chances in favor of the Fusionis,s.
Last fall the anti Republican ma.
jority was SOB; but, as the oppoSi-
ton was divided, the Republicans
managed to secure the Legislature,
and through it the executive officers.
With the opposition united, as is
now assured, there is reason to be
lieve that the Republicans will lose
Maine this fall, both on State and
nation issues.-Ne,c Orleans Demo
Graf.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
Don't Want the Folly Repeated.
Schenectady u. " Star.

Schenectady q. " Star.
We can hardly think the leaders
of the party can be ST. unwisc rs 10
repeat the suicidal policy of last
year. Ii is well known that Il
larger number of Democrats in this
State would vote against Mr.. Til
den than voted against Governor
Robinson last fall. Ii Nr. Tlldcu
is the candidate the State will be
lost by JO,OOO majority. There arc
at least 100000 Democrats in the
State ut New York who would not
vote for Mr.. TlIdcn. and we may
remind the Democracy in Other
States that this il entirely indie
pendent of wha; Mr.. Kelly of Tam.
many Hall may or may not do.
We have So far RETAINED from
cpcn opposition Ia Mr.. Tildrn's
nomination, and from giving the
reasons why in our Judgment he
should not he nominated. There
- one reason which should he sutli
cient, and that is thai his nomlna
ton would divide the party, and
lose the State To the Democracy.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
BAR AND BILLIARD SALOON.

rruE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY
invited to continue the liberal patron
az, ,h.y have bestowed on the undrrsign-
ID. The best "f
4ipnr1. -Ilgn2f1 anil flaa'a
AWAY, on hand. Customer, always treat
I'd with po'It"nr,- and rigid iupartllity..
Don't forget the BAR and billiard
SALOON Oh ia" west side OF til" public
,auarr. j. TERGU son.
August u, -. l:iJ
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
MlNDEN MACHINE SHOP AND
FOUNDRY.

TlilS ESTABLISHMENT j. again built
l mp, l. IN fall blast and prepared 10 do
all Kinds "i Castings, Huriug~. and Steam
Cylinder work; al,n, rrpairiug Boiler, and
r,nttng GINS. All kinds OF tin material
kept constantly on hand. Also good n,
>ortm"nt OF >crNirrahlr rlow Points. and
the ""irhratri llNdlry Improved Plow
Also syrup Mills and Evaporation, of our
own make.
~ are prepared :" - ont in tn, country
7" h, l"''N "h'h called upon. such ~ boiler
P't'hlus' hNihS gus and engines. etc.
- oar prices viii h, t. mi, tbr linn.
aud work warranted
W NANLEY. Gen. Snr't.
10 2Iooo pounds old c1stinrs var,,d
for which Sc OTTER the highest nric.
January u. l--n. o9.c,n
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
T.. q II. r. ANTHONY 4 co..
J91 Broadway, New York,

MANlIACTUEIK>. IMPORTERS and
vi Dealers IN Velvet Frames. Albums.
HraPl">r"pr>, >trrcu>ropc> ard Views.
Engrl, irg~. Chrom"-. Photographs. and
kindred .""dS-CrlchI.ri,s Actresses. etc.
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS.
W. arr Headquarters for everything in
the WAY " >rEREOP1ICONS and MAGIC
LANTERNS. each style being thu best of
IT. class IN the market
Beautiful Photographic Transparcncics
of NtatuAry aud Engraving, for the Win
dow. Convex Glass. Manufacturers Of
Velvet Frames for Miniatures and Convex
GLASS Pictures
Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides. with
directions for using, sent on receipt If ten
cents.
January n. $50 o3.iu
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
Primitive Baptist,

KEY. NJ. {. PARKER breaches at Lse'
non lst sabbath of each montb-At nc.
hannah I'd Sabbath of each month-Atn.
faron, ith Sabbath of each month and ~
urday before.
KEY; II. b. HOWARD breaches at A.
I 7, 2d sabbath of each month-Neh :,
II. Ahercrombie's the LIST Sabbath in ese'
month.
KY: +. J. FOSTER breaches at SUI
merheld, LIST Sabbath in each month.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

ever printed by any daily newspa.
per. 1t was in sextuple form of
twenty.four pages, with l44 col
umns, and contained 4446 adver-
tisements.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
Upholstery and Mattress
Making.

THE undersigned announces To the people
l of Claiborne parish that hc is engaged
in the UPHOLSTERY husiucs> in ali it's
branches Furnifurr repaired. clraned and
vanished. MATTRESSES made to order;
old ones repaired and worked over.
Shop on North Main street. in rear of
A. w. Barrow's Store.
JULITS LASGHELD.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
Reeds Gilt Edge r"uic assists digestion

The fifteen blocks used in the
game of Fifteen, when arranged
with reference To each other, can
he placed in 1907 Il, I .3GS. 900 diff.
frrent positions. 1t SIXTY moves
were made in IL minute, for ten and
a half hours Il day and 1874 days in
a year, it would take II fraction over
2lj.959 years To place those blocks
III all the positions they are suScep.
tihle of. II sixteen blocks were us
ed 1t would take at the same rate of
speed. over l,SjJ,350 years To run
them through their muliiiariouS pc
stions. The earth in its course
around the sun moves in round
numbers at the rate of 100 miles a
minute, or about j19,jJ6. 900 miles
"a year. 1t would take the earth
more than 226O years to travel rs
many miles rs the fifteen blocks are
susceptible of changes. Ii a salary
oil $1,000 per annum were paid, il
would cost nearly Sll6.0O0. 900 to
run the fifteen blocks through the
different positions.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN.

REV. F. l.. LEACH breaches at Shiloh
Second sabbath III each month and satnf'
day brtorc-At Salem Church. Third SAL
bath in each month and SATURDAY before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

A youngster joyfully assured his
mother the other day that he had
found ont where they made horses;
he had seen a man finishing one
she was mailing on his last ioot.-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
MILLINERY 4 FANCY GOODS,

consisting of Ladies', Misses and Inn
Ir,n'. Hal. and Ronucts. Flowers, Ribbons,
Trimmings. (,ilk aud apcl-alNo iuil
line of Iatir, and Childrrn'N ready h'"ue
Dresses and Underwear of tn" best mate
rial. Also full line Of real Hair bralu'
Frizzett,. Curls and Pulls, Lace collars
aud Handkerchief, Bridal Nr"aths anu
Yelling. All orders sent to me VIII We
promptly and carefully attended to. VI!
Hat, can Ice seen at Il. q. GilIs, Homer
l., and order, left with him will receive
prompt attention.
MRS. Il. HOLLAND,
Monroe, La.
April 30, l-79. """ih
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
Claiborne uit-Methodist Protestant
Church.
PreSbyterlan.

REV. J. 7. DAVIDSON breaches at 10
mrr. lst and 3d >ahhaths of each month
At Mlndru, 2d Sabbath Of each month
At Athens, 18th Sabbath of each month.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

Ada (aged FOUR was doing some.
thing, and was told to desist by her
mother. Mother: "Ada, am | to
speak to you againi" Ada: "Yes,
ma, you may if you like
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

III You want your chickens TO
grow fast feed them on oatmeal
scalded with sweet or sour milk.
Don't make the feed wet or sloppy.
nor give more ut once than will be
eaten up clean. Only prepare as
much ut once "a will be all eaten
before any fermentation takes
place in il. Where oatmeal cannot
be had, fine cornmeal or cracked
wheat similarly treated and admin
istered will answer a very good
purpose.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
Town OF Homer:
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Homer Circuit-M. +. Church Soutl.
REN. J. 4. PARKER. PASTOR.

Lisbon Church - First Sunday In each
month, al II o'cfk, n III. Homer-Secone
and Fourth sundays in each month, al II
DEL X, IN, and Fourth sundays at : p u.
Arizona-lhIrd sunday, at II IN, and
: y III.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
Isa Thorough Remedy

Ira every ease ni MIluiAl Fever. .,'d Fever
aud Asu,. While Tor d.."rd T. IT ia" ~i"ln-
ach. tufItlitl e the liyar. iudlg '>t'"n aud
disturbances al the animal i"r''~. which
d,hilltatr. II has no ,qui.ilrur. and 'In
have ~ >ui ,tltutr. i should mot h' CON.
founded with trlturdtrd compounds Of
rhrau spirits aud essential oils. often Sold
under the name of BitrIN.
For sale hy Druggists. Gr"ccr> aud Wine
Merchants cNcry " here. ichl --21-lN
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
WV. ENDERS,
Texas Street, near Ievee sh,o,o,o.

DEALER N
X cl1>scs and STYLES If HOISFUOI n
~ n RNlTtRE. Window SHADE. vii
Paper. Looking Gla>sc, and Plates F.a,b.
rrS' MAI tr,s'rN C"rnicr and Picture Mould.
ing. and Childrcu'> Carriages.
cialty. ''' SPc-
ie All Goods at Bottom Prices.
Nov. 10. l-79. r.,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

\ san Francisco man went INTO
the country To avoid II prrdlc ed
earthquake, and on his Journey was
run away with IN IA stage coach and
being thrown out. fell INTO a. creek
aud barely escaped drowning. Ga
getting out he was tackled hy 4
bear. aud when he finally escaped
the animal and got To u Rancho. the
proprietor came ont with his dog
and gun and almost killed him.
thinking he was a robber. He
avoided the earthquake.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
BOARD OF School Directors.

W. J. LESLIE, Prest.,
DR.. :. Y. WEBB, Sccy.,
pr. J. f.. MEADORS.
COT. J. :. YOUNG. GEORGE DAVIS,
b. T. LEDBEITER, BOB TARklNTON.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

@ THE Gl
SENSATION OF THE DAY.
Removal and opening of TANKERSLET>
Livery, Sale and Feed Stable.

I TAKE p.rI>urr IN Informing the public
| thai have purrhl>rd the stable lately
occupied hy +. VI. Freeman. nu the south
~idr-of the uuhiic square aud an now pre-
pared +" FEED and CARE Tor STOCK On
tin" most liberal terms.
Handsome RG..ir>. Hacks. and stylish
'l"t-r> lrI hire. Lots. Water. Feed and
NtTI accommodation trI DRIVERS
w terms ARE reasonable. shall study
% pirl>c those who favor nc with their
.t;InuL-r.
!. q. TANKERSLEY.
Homer La. March H. 10 3lGm
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

The New York Herald is getting
returns from its SlOO.OOO Irish
famine donation. ale that giveth
To the poor lende,h to the Lord"
is text we suppose the Herald
appreciates. Its issue OH Sunday
was one of the most wonderful
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
Measuring the Height OF a Tree.

The following valuable rule for
measuring the height Of a tree,
taken from the Lutheran Observer,
is worth remembering:
"When tree stands so that the
length Of its shadow can be meas.
ured, It's height can be readily as
certaincd as follows: Set "A stick
upright-let it be perpendicular by
the plumb line. Measure the
length of the shadow Of the stick.
As the length of its shadow is TO
the height of the stick. so is the
length of the shadow of the tree to
it's height. For instance: II the
stick is four ,eet above ground. and
it's shadow is six feet in length. and
the shadow of the tree is ninety
feet, its height will be sixty feet
%: a: 30: CO.. In other words,
multiply the length of the shadow
of the tree by the height of the
stick. and divide by the length OF
the shadow of the stick
The World newspaper persists
in it's opposition to the nomination
of Mr.. Tildcn for the Presidency,
and predicts all sorts of disaster 10
the Democracy should he be the
party candidate. In IL recent artlc-
lie it says:
"Isit necessary or expedlcnt to
! invite u defensive battle with the
Republican enemy7 Is il even com.
monty prudent to allow Mr.. Tilden
to set the Democracy ut work in the
coming canvass to 'vindicatr his
personal innocence of those cipher
transactions at the expense OF every
man of all the Tilden workers OF
1861 II the Democratic voters in
the choice of delegates To the State
Convention allow Mr.. Iilden's
workers to control the State Con
vcntion, must not the State Convcn
/ ton take the hull by the horns aud
set about indicating the doings oi
the workers Of 1876 III Oregon, in
/ South Carolina. in Maryland and IN
/ Louisiana, What conclusions hav,
the Democratic voters of New Gor,
formed about those ciphertclrgram>'
Dothcv propose to commnrd them "T
/ Ia condemn them: Are they sucl
o>trichrS as Ia fancy that They can
escape the discussion of them from
the opening day of the canvass till
/ the close al; the polls in November
We advise every Democratic voter
+ in New York, who thinks of sitting
still and allow Mr.. Tildcn'S interest
Ia drop his box of II 1918 tor one
/ dav and set about thinking ont and
puttlng on paper IA plan tor the
| Democratic treatment of the cipher
/ business which will adequately meet
+ the plunging crosStire of the Repnh
lican and independent press from
/ Main To California"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
Christian.

KEY Z. N. NORTHUM breaches ct c ~.
, ION Gr"ve, six miles north Of Homer, on ",
Ml,d'h and Eldorndo road, Sd Sabbath"
each month and Saturday before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

Mr. g was pastor Of Il Bap
ti>t church IN Il certain town III
one ct tie Western States. lie
had been un very bad terms with
his tluck inr some time. They
abused him whenever they could
find occasion. and he reciprocatrd
with equal readiness. Before his
contract with the parish expired.
he received the appointment ot
chaplain III the State prison. Ella
ted al this lucky opportunity of
getting Iih ct him the congregation
came in full numbers 10 hear his
farewell sermon, perhaps less to-
compliment than To annoy him
with their presence. Great was
their a>toniShmcnt. and sill great
or their anger, WHEN the reverend
gentleman chose for his text the
following words: Il go to prepare
a place for you-that who'e / an.
there ye may be aiso."-IdFpo'S
MdgdciHe.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
T.. IL. GEREN,
Bat anil OlMatd 5aLo0n

NINDEN, IT,,
TEEPS on hand at all times good as
N ,ortm.nt of all kinds nt Liquors and
Cigars Of the best brands. and great Va
rn.ty of other good things. call and ,'r.
sept. -. H.. ~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
TERMS;
MRS. II. HOLLAND
nE MONROE. La,

WOULD respectfully inform the LADIES ,ie,
w of Homer and Claiborne PARISH INA,
she keeps constantly on hand me stoch Vi
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

Hon. James y. Garfield. the
nominee of the Chicago Convention
for President of United States. is "A
Representative in Congress, from
the Nineteenth Ohio District and
the United States Senator elect in
place of the Hon. a. &. Thurman.
He is Il man ot distinguished talents.
and although Stalwart in politics
his cuurS" IN the last Congress has
been much criticised by his friends
and greatly commended 10y his op
puucAtS. We presume his is the
least objectionable name 10 Tie
South on tn" list presented 10 thu
tunv, utlou. He is II power IN OhiD
and II the election should turn up.
that State We should great ~ f.:
the result. The di>aiirctcd ~
now harmonic. and all Rrpuhliran
will be found standing 10y lhrli
culors. In our opinion the Demo.
Gratis have in Garfield Formidable
adversary, and Ia beat him they
must bring out their very best
man.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

"Come here, my lad said an at
torney to a boy about nine years
old. The boy came and asked the
attorney what case was To be tried
next. The lawyer answered.: "a
case between the Pope and the
Devil; which do you think will he
more likely to gain the action'" the
boy replied. IL guess it will be a
hard sunrcze-the Pope has the
most money, but the Devil has the
lawyers"
She had IL pretty diploma tied
with pink ribbon, from one OF our
best young ladies' colleges. In
conversation with a daring ami
courageous young man, after he
had detailed the dangers and de
lights OF riding on locomotive,
she completely upset his opinion OF
independent education of the sexes
by inquiring, allow do they steer
/ locomotives. anyhow
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

highest Medal at Vienna and Philadelphia.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16

United States Senator, II. NJ. sPOFFoRp
B. +. JONAS,
Representative, 5th Dis, j. FLOYD KING
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-16
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
State Omcers:

Governor, LOUIS A. WILT
Lieut.. Governor, ,: u. McENERY.
Secretary of State, W. A. STRONG.
Attorney General, j.. Z. EGAN,
Auditor Pub. Accts., ALLEN JUMEI,
Treasurer, T. A. BURKE.
Sup. Pub. Education, Z. H. FAY
, 1880-05-17
THE LAW.
The PeriIs Of Going on a Mans
Bond.
Full Record Of the Proceedings Of tho
Chicago Courts.
IN GENERAL.

JtT0G uSIIb = SluElE ESs
Judge dyer enturl1Ay Afternoon decided tho
casc nf liccox aud others v. The Cttizens' fnanr-
Huce Cunpnfy Of 1t. L01lih. Aho,lt ycnr and
n hnlf ago the Insurance Company rcet,scrtsl
Judgment for G,0GO aHanst Moses l.. F0ttle,
Clinton llrtgus, md W. i. liccDx on bt1nd tnaAc
l,y ti,es, to Tho Con1pnny Of ST. Loula. rOttto
was mKent Of tho Company, nild tho lKiist WIS
given fur tho faithful performance Of his duties
and Tho 1myncnt Of nll Sums collected by him
belonging to the Company. ltecctns thnt Pntte
was ow,t,x tho Company considerable sum bc-
fore tho bond In question waa given. and TINT a
WIS agent for other companies Mstics the Cltl-
zpna' 1nsurnico Company. lie WIS accustomed
to rpost tho moneys received In his OWN
nnn,c. and then from tiMo 10 time to send lrafts
or checks to st. Louis, md directed TINT Tho
money 50 sent should l,e applied to tho paylucut
Of the bannce due before tho giving OF tho bond
in srIt~ Aftur tho Judgment was recovered. thu
slircttcs-lIccox and llrlKRs-ilIctt II Till u ro-
strnln lts collection, OF tho ground that tho
,uot,py paid over by Pottio shonll hnvo iecn re-
'cciyct by tho Comt,a.,y ns coming from tho new
business mad mt nrpttcl IL tho payment of TIN
nd Indebtedness. Judge Dyer, however. held
thnt, lnRstnuch us this money received by l'nttlc
frul uil tho companies wis deposited III hla nwn
nunc, and sent forwnrd nhd directed t0
h. implied Al It IT.. w,s s, sraay srn!!G 's no
iMlti,fi1g to shnw tho Insurance. Company know
wIleru tic fnnhcy GN1,g from. there WIS no
wrtlng on tho pnrt Of the E,'npnny III rcGctvinE
It, or making tho application that wns Nude nt
bc nppisl 10 tiio tlct owing litter tho bo1ltl wus
given. Tho bill would. therefore, havo to bu
1is1nissCil for Wnnt OF equity