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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-30

at once suggested itself as that oil the
most active and incorporating of the
anti.iusionists. So he was hunted up.
In reply to the query whether he was in
favor oil or opposed 10 fusion, Mr.. Hugus
at once responded:
az am opposed to fusion, because 1t Is
wrong in theory and must be DISASTROUS in
practice; because the fusion which Is pro.
posed recognizes the existence Of the
Greenback party when 1t Is already well
nigh disintegrated and resolved into its
original elements; because 1t requires the
Republican party to admit that there Is
nothing in its principles or It's past
achievements throughout the nation
worthy OF recognition or further preser-
yationi because II requires the Republican
party 10 admit tLAt heretofore In this State
L has not advocated the reforms on which
the campaigns nowproposed to beiought.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-30

In addition to all this, 1t will demoralize
the Republicans and render Indifferent
that portion Of the party who support
aud work for Il because of the soundness
Of It's principles"
$40 you think, Mr.. Hugus, that any ar
rangement could be made by which sue
cess could be assured 10 the Republicans
OF this district? Can you imagine coalit-
ion by which the Democratic candidate
for Congress might be defeated in this
district"
mo, sir. Instead Of that, the proposed
fusion will render impossible the election
Of q Republican from this Congressional
district at the ensuing election, or any
other within the reasonably near future.
Whereas, without fusion, consider sue.
cess certain in this district in 'S2, and
probable this fall. But in Short" he con-
tinued, II am opposed 10 this fusion, be-
cause It is inspired and directed by Henry
$. Walker, and is engineered for his ex.
elusive benefit. This is evident from the
change that has taken lplace in Mr.. Stur.
giss' 0pinionssince his interview published
in the Register last June, and recently re-
printed in your paper.D
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

With the compliments VI the scason We
wish that happy New Year may be the
prtion OF all our readers. A. hope springs
eternal in the humn u breast 1t matters not
what may he the ji-appoiuimeni- and fail
nrrs that h,rra.~''l us ihrnuch"u, the year
JUS csmins to close, we anticipate bet
Ter things in II, aud fondly hope that sue.
ccss may attend all our Efforts.
That the coming twelve months may be
n year Of happiness a. all, is our sincere
wish. May III" auticipations vi our pat
rons bC cruwued with slIccrs.--mly good
luck attend them ~ that succrss viii At.
tsnl all their Efforts.
II good wi-hc, VIII aid those with v HON
We converse each week, from u.s. they have
sn abundance OF help. \, the coming
year draws near it, close we trust that tn"
GUARDIAN and lis patrons. hy that tim"
grown more nulncrous will be- drawn hear
CT, still nearer in the bond, uf mutual -.
TEEN. With the utmost sincerity, we gI,r
expression 10th" greeting A Happy Ne"
Year TO all.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29
A HALF SHEET.

Yielding To- thu ura'uid. Tie necessity
we issur this week only a halt sheet. WHEN
Christmas COMES there il cessation of Ia
Dor with all rld-srS. except perhaps clcr -;
other, approaching the -trctity of tn" au-
hivcr~ary. the beauty "f the custom. ait!
the necessity for rritNat'on, cease all lihnr
for n tins from H., ,hldrn ~ N,huul 10
the lalor,r on tn fam. al ,rl-' To- labor,
aud. - thu rn>t"m IT tho locality may be.
enjoy thrir holiday
Tn Guardian BOWS ~ he fol,c sc M
imprrinns u-t'in, making however, a
compro'nis" with the y"ung hlo"ds whose
scrvicrs enable Ms 10 pay "ur weekly VISITS
70 our nurnorou, read, rs. The compromise
10 that the ruling pnwcr> consent th, week
20 demand only half thr. usual amount II
labor, This the working force 81 The ulirr
agree to, and. rs We allow them the usual
holidays, they agree a. SGT nj and pint
the half sheet. Our readers, We presume.
appreciate orr Position aud will kiunly
excuse Ms.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29
saturday. January 18th, ISL,

within the legal hour, oi sell. the follow
liG dc-ctlhcd property an winch Plaintiff
holds special mortgage, 10 va:
One lot commencing NJ tb, norih-wes.
HVutrr "i southeast quarter Of S,ctIun
t"ruly-tlrr', III Township twenty one.
forth If Range seven. Wet. and run, du,
cast ~" huudI,i and siNty-ri.lt and one.
sixth tc,i. thruo,. uur south tm,,. hunGi,d
1nd iWrity feet. thence du- west i've
hntdr'd aud >INtN.rlght aud one siNfh feet.
iN'aDv ul" url t4r-tn the >tartins mint
containing ihtc" acres NOR uI !, -. with
an Inc improvements THEREON; di>uauui 1
'"t '"iumrnriu. ~ the southwest rorn-r
81 ia" northeast quarter 81 the south
M'>i quarter "t >',tIuu tWrufN-thIc,.. IN
township twenty -"ur. uuIth If Rang.
seven. West. and mus due east nlu, luu-
drrd and tiur'N-fWo and one half vui,I.
ih"nc" du' north four hundred and nit,
yards, Theme" dine west nine hundred and
ihIiN-iwI and our-lalf Yards. thence
>nhih I" th" Stating point, containing
rl2ht acres. mon "r les. with ali tf, i'm.
r:"N"m'ui~ thereon; including all of the
h"Iil-'Isi quarter Il The southwest quar-.
i'l 1T section tNcuiN-thrr,.. not sold oriy.
luaily I" ." john Grrrr and VI " Miller.
>Iid lots being situated in thu town ut Ho.
mrr, tlaihurl'" parish. 1t.
I"lms-t ash, without thc benefit Of an.
pril-cnrut.
J. II. NJ TAYLOR. sheriff
Dec :, l->". (Pi:li l7-it
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29
SEE HE RE!

Ill those indebted 10 J"scph shelton
\ are Requested t6 call ~ soon as po>si-
hl" and cancel thI; Indebtedness. have
been lrnirnt aud have sold the goods on
hong fiin", hut my obligations ar, hrcom-
ln@ pi"~>trig, ard money must have to
pay my own bills. Medicine for Yourself
hnd family are amen. the actual ncccssi.
ties "f life, and uow the year j. drawing
RAPIDLY Ia a clo-r, be >urr and remember
the druggist. JOSEPH SHELTON.
I'"c. |, l-~b. l6-if
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29
Louisiana State Lottery CON psn,

Tins Institution was regularly ineosp
rated by the Legislature ut the STATE
Educational and Charitable purposes
10. FOR mn TERM OF TwExrY-p
YEARS. 10 "hich contract the inviclsl1
faith Of the STATE is pledged. which plsd
has been renewed ty an overwheIm(
popular vote. securing its franchise in
new constitution adopted December Al
u. l~79, with u Capital Of 81. 0O0, 00o,
which it bns since added a reserve fupSj
:3jo,"oo. Its Grand Single Number r.
tributiOn will take place Monthly, on
second Tuesday. Nnersr scales or postpss
Luoh At tho following distribution:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29
SATURDAY, January 18th, lssl
Sealed Proposals

N ILL hv .cr"nrd At the Mayors Office
W TIL noon Friday. January. 9Th. ISL.
Lot working the STREETS of Homer during
the year ISL. ascending 1" specifications 10
br seen ~ thu Mayors uitic-. The con
tractor viii Lee required I" give good aud
sufficient bond Ia rlI>urr the fuliilmrnt uf
hi, contract. he B"ard ut Srlr,tm-n re.
srIN"s the ri.h' t" reject any OF AL bids.
Ry order 81 tn. Board.
y. \. RICHARDSON, Mayor.
December =! l--u lp.3t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29
Strayed,

LEtlM I'll" I".idrr,,. at the undersigned.
-IN miles. cast ui sunni! rIti,ld, ou ih,.
night 81 til" llih lu>t.. 4 hight brown ii"l,r
Mui'. !" or II hands high. 'l".u, old Jh,.
IiGhi hud nnN.' a i:ii'' "u,lr.-d and .oir
trt i''>H Nl'5i. Ne! Information cuucotu-
INK sand null. adal.--..d T.. the un.l.r...,.,.d
a. wand, Mil. ~ hli 1T THIS Office. ~ MI To-.
"uii appreciated
SAMANTHA IONDTR
i'''' ln'"I ~. t--". liz
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

". We'll & Bro: vs.. Jsek Hamilton--in
Justices Cont Ward :.
S'a'e OF LoHsstona - Parish Of Claiborne
DY virtue Of writ Of teri facils issued
ID in the above entitled snit and 10 me d.
rectrd. have seized and taken into my
possession aud will proceed to sell to the
last and highest bidder, within the legal
hours Of sale. az the courthouse door in
the town ni Homer. on
Saturday, January 18th, 1851,
the following described property; tn wit:
Three bales nf Cotton.
T-rms-Cash. with the benefit of an
praiscment.
J H. VI. TAYLOR. sheriff.
December -. l--h. tpfS41 2O:ts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29
TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
iiurrr, Ia. llilay. be-. Il. H.

HOMIE, II, IIidUv, De-. L. l-~O.
lhr Town tnunril mt.
lr'"nt- Richardson, MAYOR; g {,
Glii, Il \ Bridge. W W ArnucAi, and J n
SUMMONS, S-l'ctmcu.
lib" committee appointed To draw M
specifications i"r working The sir.ris r,r
ISL mddr then report. GA motion, The.
report vas adopted; and uu notion. the.
Mayor Vas "uth"Ijytd ~ see To- the. All, ,r.
u'ing ct the letting al the streets.
liz" c"uiwi''," appointed I" NAH" up q,
Budget 80 the Prntanl- EXPENSE Tor In,
year ISL mad" thou report: and tho ,,ti.
m'i""i III" W"hlnl" rNprnsr- Tor tie wear
l--l l. a. i"iiuN- L. vat:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

The Christmas run, though . heavy one
did not by any m0us d~plete the stgan, ic
sock Of r. Drsyfuss 3 SON. Their card
in another column contains only = partial
list If their goods. Make them IN order
spd it will be Bll-d to satisfaction.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29
Cash Rec.ipts.

Wewill continue 10 publish unG'i thi,
healing tho names vi those who each
week pay mp their subscriptions. 1ho lIst
is intended ~ 4 cm"rurdnm Tor the pro-
lection of Nnh-crlhrrs against possible
errors IN nut honk~:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

onr latest advicss tlun our friend, Rees
Bryan ct Shreveport. are to the effect that
Roods are cheaper than ever. The shed
road is now completed, aud Red River
swamp is no longer imps~able. There
need now be no fears because Of that
great buaaboo. All who desire to 60 to
Shreveport, may pass RICH, along We
say now, a. We have always said, let the
planter decide for himself. and 90 where
he can do hest for himself.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29
Attest: y. II. SIMMONS. tlcik.
HOMER. IA. Dee. 20. iz-,

HOMER IA, Dee 20, l--u
t"hIcll met pur-u1u' 90 adipurumrn,.
ifr-rni-J A El,haul-"u. Ma,nr; & q
az. W w Arhucklr, Il i Bridges. and
j II simmons. Srlcctmrn.
lie IT Ordained. That there b.. and i.
h' rely levied On all profession. and -, en-.
pi''ol's, sn'Jcct tn license, thc same that
the state l-vic- for the Year ISL
An account in favor Of J HyJ, IN,
SO ca, Que in favor nf q q GIN far - m
aud one IN favor of I Z Hamilton for az on
wer- allowed.
Council adjourned till mex { regular meet
ing.
lsigued) J. A. RICHARDSON,
Mayor.
Attese; j. II. SIMMONS, Clerk.
---
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SSsse Of Loxisiana-P drish Of CiGibsype.
Maxey & Blocker W. J W Cory-So $50
Parish Court.
" II Ma,sy vs.. J " Corry-No GAG, Par
ish Cont.
J J Buxe VS.. J W Corry-No ~, Parish
Court.
| NJ We'll & Bro vs.. ! " Corry-Jus.ice Fer
! Qusnn's Court, Ward seven.
" We'll & Bro w. J " Corry-Justice
Fortson's Court, Ward Seven.
Df virtue Of the above Ave execution.
- 10 me directed, IN each one "f the above
entitled causes, | have seized. aud on the
| 18th day of January. l--l. Will proceed e.
sill according in law. To- the last aud high
est bidder al the t"uit-hon-' door, with.
III thu legal hour, uf >Ilr. the follow I'M
described property, situated III said State
and parish:
Commencing twelve inks east of the
southeast corner of section tweuty-six,
thence along the Forest Grove and Arizona
road north y deg. east var he-le0 Il-loO
chains. thence north IL deg east 800 chains,
thence north ~ deg west BPS chains,
thence north Il. deg west Csc chains,
thence north G7t deg west Isl chains.
thence north 39t deg west $50 chains,
thence north - deg west i7-i- chains,
thence north *! deg west 80 chains
thence north ~ deg west i.5a cltain-
thence north - de. w-sI 80 chains.
thence north O. deg west $50 chains
thence north - deg west 2-.6 chains,
thence west 2i-9l chains, thence south
along the section line u - chains. thence
east 20 chains, theme" south 80 chains.
thence east along the section line 6U-l2
chains To the point of beginning.
Also. the north half 81 the northwest
quarter OF the northeast quaIttr, and the
northeast quarter "f til" northwest quarter
Uf srctlun thirly-iiNr all III township TWEEN.
tH-"nu. of range ~lN. west; containing in
all five hundred and twcnty-cight acres.
more or les. with all a." Improvement.
thereon. except one hundred and fifteen
acres sold I" Mr. VI Brown. described 4,
follows, To Wit:
Lying twelve l'nk- east OF til" south
east corner Of S-crIru tWeuty--iN. thence
along IL" D'Arhnuu- road north -: ,r.,
'I~t variation ~ deg 81 ch.lu>, thence
y 10 deg east 3u-iuu ,hau- th,urr unlfl
L.. de- west 2--luu ,laju>. Thence. north
: Il, = west u ~ lou rhaji->. ih,u,.. iurtl
t. deg west -7-lop cl.uu.. tE,u,r i.urti
iyi DE- west . iG-lvu ,A..u>. thence north
80 de-, wr-i :" tL" stake -,Vvn feet north
"i liz" ,r,i~> fence. thence along seven frrt
north 1t s1'i fence - ibr bllf mil, lia.
running month and south through -rct:ou
tT,rfN -,hi'". th'h,- south along SAID line
~ the u'lf mill stake between --c,inu.
iw'nty-thr,c anh :nriy iivr. thcur,. ,4-t
along ID" section llur :" the stating point:
al" the north ilii 1t the northwest uunr-
~ 81 tE" northeast quarter uf section
'hl'N-nNr. '.l - township twrutN-ui...
l.rug' -t,. Wet. ~'Il.d is i', uiriilf, 81
j ". CrN t., pms and >ati.iy sid ,Nr.
.l' .u'.-.
l'r'r- cash with thu L,u.ut vi ap.
iTHl>'ln,u'.
j. II. VI TAYLOR. >hr:N
Dec :. l--o. tri 81 ~ l3-Gt
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29
Saturday, the 18th day OF January. 1881
Aherin"S Sale.

4. Rlllaud ~ W. \. t,nwru> NJ. 1884,
Parish Count.
S'G'c,' Louisiana, Fa.'sA - ''1,bo,p.
Dl ,.'u- Il "a writ 81 II. f., issued ul fh,.
ID al'r,, rutltlc'l cause .,.d iniu. directed
! haN, >,ll-d and taken into u, pn.>,>>inii
aud viii proceed :" sell tn ihr lA>f aud
hi.h,-' adder, within the l..sl huui> If
sale. ~ ,lc courthouse door iu the town uf
Homer. on
saturday. January 18th, 1881.
the following d'>cril'.d rtnlrl',. t,v,t.
221 barrels com. hank >ug "a ..
head nf cittlr. les what is Slow .. n. ..
T-rms-Ca>h. with tn. u TT Of ..u.
rraisrrnrnt.
j. II NJ TAIIOR. Sn.rf
December 20. l~-b. tpf 81 4ni-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

Don't wait for the completisn Of the
New Hotel. but go to Browns present
stand and be we'll fed. comfortably ods-d
for the night, looked after with wlfchful
care, and forwarded uu your way speaking
words Of praise for W. W. Brown, his coed
fare, and reasonable charges.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29
Notice Of Petition.

Succession "i {. II. Thompson. Deceased
state II LoavdHn. Pd-is+ 81 CluiL.r,.
NoGICE l. HEREBY GIVEN. That I
~ j. Thompson Ia, this dav nl,d 90 m,
Office au application Ia he appointed All.
HlHl>ifafiiN "i the above named -u,r, =.
SION.
Now. Therefore. unlr-, opposition irm mad,
within III, time pres, rihrd lay Law. IA.
rrLN"i 81 the applicant will H. granted.
l 'l'ti-,> So hereof. | have h"rcui.t,. ST
80 bauG AID nffiNrd IT,, fr,r;,i
@0 D. 80. tn tn li'h da, ut t.,
! / - Drew | FRtJSON.
l-;% ClriN l.. {.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29
[1Ed1
TAN NeTycsi 3

This is the only Lottery ever voted "
the people of State. and under n H.
ci-l"n Of the U. 5. suprenle Conr, n, -.
lnngton. il the only Legal Lottery -
the United States. all other chsrtsr.
ing been repealed or having no exiss
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

The Pc"pl" sWIrm'd Al Ll!ug,on'> Last
week like lrr>, and though pur, ha-iug an
'n"in'on' quantity Of go"l- did not cx.
hIp.t M supplies. There l. un better
lla"" /" lh"curc the very best iamil, sup.
pies. All thr NarI"n, Kinds It canned
good-, ham,. hr,akit,'-hac"n. sides. shout.
dor>. hc"f Nausa.r. coufrctluus, cigars. TO.
bI'co. pipes. frut-, noti"r, toy, tor New
Years Sitl~' and anything else wanted. y,
AL mean. give a,lil.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

krrrUu'. NV >tolr lori, a,a: a, =. new
lHn, and v'Ii soon hc fun at ,l'slut goods.
l'""lrr, watches. clock., a. All these
viii be- offered At rates 81 Reasonable - To-
lh" very best appliances t"I rlc hu>hr,>
hay" been secured aud -ncc,tl attention
VII. b" gwen - III" repairing nt witches.
'!',ks aud l"Wrlrl ~ the comm. vcaI.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

Read the advert l,rmcni hradrd Haven,
Got It. for important items "f information
which, If acted upon, viii save many dol
lar.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

Mckenzie, VI. VI. s Of Minden. j. III.
man who gives the greatest quantity for
the smallest amount Of money
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

Our friend, las F. Ford gr,nd,, gins aud
saws rIght along, making good lumber
first class meal and clean rniion. His %
saw Gun is hummer and don't you forge,
H.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

There can be no Doubt of the fact that
florsbcim Bros, have the largest and most
varied stock # dry goods, staple goods.
boots, shoes, groceries and plantation sup
plies, clothing, 81. in the city Of Shrryc.
port. Let none Of our patrons go To- shrrN-
port without giving them call.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

Grease anh Stain Remover a, Skeletons
Wagons, plows. bugsirs and hack, AZ
Mckenzie Mimdtn.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores The APP
petite.
On the evening of the cath, the streets
Of Shreveport. Texas stree, especially.
were crowded With an eager happy rhronr
making purchases for the loved ones AZ
homr. Among III" merchants who rrapcd
their share of the golden harvest. was Ben
Holman. whose handsome popular clerks.
w"rr busy from early morn To drwy eve.
Ever want they Supplied, and will again.
Let nur readers call on him. His rates are
low and all warranted.
bowels.
Quite a nambcr of public Christmas
Trees throughout the parish. Besides the
one ~ Homer. We have hcnrd Of trsiival-o Of
fln, character nj Mt. Zion. NJ Arizona and
Hayu"-vill". A pleasant way Of crlebrat.
ing IN" day, one full of pleasure to both old
aud Young.
Rr,d'~ Gilt Edg" Tonic prevents mala-
ria.
W. are informed that the stat. of III.
roads i such that 40 farmer can Ice iuduc-
ed to permit hi- teams to Engage in haul
ing. The damage 10 wagons and stock
would almost certainty amount To- more
than the pr"fr from the hauling. Mrr-
chants are thu, placed in au ~ XIV ARD sit
untiou.
Reeds Gj.i Ld-r T"uiv cul,. ,h.ll> and
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

Reeds Git Edge Tonic restore. The ap-
petite.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

Responsible corresponding agents wsa(
ed AT all points, Ia whom a liberal Cue
pcnsatlun Will Ice paid
-Ior further information, write, clesfi
giving full address. Send orders by -
press or Registered Letter or Money Orc
by mail, addressed only 10
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

Grease aud Stain Remover al shclton's
Wagons, plows, bugsirs and hacks, AZ
McKenIlc's. Miml,n.
Read the advert ,rucn, headed Haven,
Got II" for important tenn, "t information
which, If acted upon, viii save many dol
lar.
Mckenzie. NJ. VI. s Of Mindcn. i, IA.
man who gives the greatest quantity for
the smallest amount Of money
Our friend, las F Ford. gr,nd,, gins aud
saws rtght along, making good lumber.
first class meal and clean roiion. His %
saw Gun is u hummer and don't you forge,
IL.
Not all the Kings horses, or all the kings
men ran pull apart thr shoes sold from, the
'stIhlishmcnt of Mullmupt & stonr. tho
leading dealers ia boots. shoe, and hats in
Shreveport.
Let The ladies " be- have money 10 snou0
and d'>ir. the largest return for the small
est expenditure. "a +" Mckcnl,r', 81 Goud-
Wills old stand in Mini,n
When cotton is gone. and money spent.
Then II l. mu-t excellent
TO remember that the .ord- were bot, h,.
and money invested ~ VI VI. ( NcKru.
zie's. For then = htilc goes long ways
None passed by, All stopped g. price.
sheltons fancy goods. prfiumcr> aIi toilet
articles. Patent m-dicinc, III every kind
at low prices, drugs as pnrr A. any tia,
are ever s"uld IN Homer. all cheap. dirt .
cheap. Polite attendants aud satisfaction
always.
we observe that MANY IT our friends aud ?
patrons bny Furniture FROM Flurshcim Brus.
Shreveport. This II right. Ter this tirm
have . very large stock. filling the entire
upper story OF their large store house.
fhese goosls have icen purchased at a
Gne when such things wrr. low down.
9hsy are 20 enabled to sell full twenty-five
pr cent below sny Of their competitors.
Every piece II in good taste, AID of the
lo4eet style. One can do no better than 10
~ Asnituss non, Forsheim, of sbr.ve-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
"A TO WIN A EoRFU1
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

The old year j. dying, will soon he dead.
Al1-, how sdd 10 think that II IL br,rrd
the power at l--0 to h- healed by flr.
rhyNIciauN wonderful AIT Had Hi, pc.
nod "f tim" organs like living hing.
Mcil'nry'S drugs and medicines would
soon pruioug M hi. indefinitely.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29
GRAND DISTRIBUTION, Class A

At New Orleans, Tuesday, Jan. II, /
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

We learn thar Mr. Mnncrief son Of A. W
Nunrri"f one e our most worthy citizens.
h. "nGagcd l'Sr-rlr to Joseph shelton IA
~" drug business. Mr.. MoucIlrf j. cour-
fr""s and oh,iging Young gentleman who
Il serves to do we'll We hope that h. may
pleas" and be- ~, ascd.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

Go ask the children who have. without
III" fear of a stomach ache, r,ioic-d III the
candy from jules Gucrr-'s Shreveport
Nanufnctory. and they will tell yon that
there is IN other like il. II :, true, and
there il nn donbi Of u. Gnctfr's candy j.
far better than any other sold IA Homer.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

Not all the Kings horses or all the kings
men ran pull apart rhc shoes sold from the
establishment "f Mulmur & Stone. tho
leading dealers il boots shoes and hats in
Shreveport.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

If We die for II. We will say that n. Drew.
fns 4 son. Of Shreveport, will do the right
thing 10y their patrons. Their store Il,
large, their stock full. their clerk, hunora-
BILE, polite aud attentive. their book keeper
a square man, and the partners themselves
clever correct gentlemen.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

Reeds CIR Ld-r TouIr culr. ,h.ll> aud
f.y,I~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-29

Let the ladies who hay, money 10 Spend
and dcNir. the largest return for the small
est expenditure. "a +" MckcnIir', 81 G,rd-
Wills old stand in Mini,n.