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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-16
deserved Promotien.

Heber Holman has been appointed
foreman Of the Sierra Nevada in place Of
Craus. Holman Is . Gold Hitler and
commenced his practical school Of min.
ing in the Ovsrman asa pick boy and
has progressed from that point TO the
present through all the grades Of promo.
ton. OF late he has been foreman ut
the Gould & Curry and Best Il Beloher
joint shaft, but has now Q broader field
Of operations. He 10 . good man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-16
Hal q Nororoes.

VIRGINIA ORR, Feb. 10. lsso.-Jod r.
Lightner. Secretary: Our south Wine down
from the 2200 level has been sunk nine
feet and 10 now lao feet deep, the bottom
In porphyry and quartz. the seams stand
ing almost vertical. The water has In.
creased some since last report. The west
crosscut has been extended 81 feet; total,
162 feet. The fass shows streaks Of fns-
looking quartz.
Philip DEIpEsHYuEn, 5upt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-16
.Dspars.res sai.rday Eveainr.

Departures Saturday evening.
JP Fiannipgham. J ailbart. J Sterling,
ID Hammond. TT Tracy. 8 d Brastow.
A II wicks, D E Mccarthy. Geo A. King,
d 0sise. A Rich. Mrs Elliott. Miss F Gen
ssy, = W Boeh. Miss G Boeh. Miss r Boeh,
J Mitchell. Z n Taylor. Nay Wolf. Thee
Woln. Kitty Mitchell. J Wright and wife.
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0ouId furry.

VIRGINIA. Feb. IS. isso.-A. n. Darbro,o.
Secretary. On our 100 level the raise 70
meet the Joint shaft has been extended So
feet; total distance up, TO feet. The rock
IL hard and dry. At the g. 4 O. and B.
4 B. joint shaft good progress 10 being
made on bob and tank pits. Everything
will be In readiness for sinking by the
latter part Of the week. The dow Of water
In the shaft continues strong.
II. II. PxxoYxR, supt.
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Consolidated virginia.

VIRGINIA CIrr. Feb. II, 1850. w.
Harsn.. .S,erstary: We have extracted and
hoisted from the ground east OF the old
Slopes ON the 1850 level. and at No. I winze
on the 1850 level. 9G3 tons OF ore. The
Joint Best 4 Belcher crosscut on our 2lo0
level has been extended "a feet, passing
through 9 soft vein formation requiring
careful timbering total length. "a feet.
The joint California east crosseut on the
1850 level has been extended Is fset- total
length. 90 feet-and continues In vein
formation showing some quartz. All OF
our machinery at the q. and O. shaft Is
working we'll. w. II. PATTON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-16
RRR YOUR FAULTS

CORRECT NOUH FAULTb
or digestion with Hoststter's Stomach Bitters,
Q medicine which removes nstulencs. heart.
burn. irrsguisrity Of the bowels, poverty OF the
blood and all shifting. harsssins. psrplsIins
svmptoms Of dyspepsia, a. we'll - their cause.
A conspicuous change In the appearance -
we'll % In the feelings Of those who use tho
Bittsrs takes place - the distressing symptoms
disappear, and the stomach. liver and bowels
reassume their function IN full force and sctiv.
lily. The hsggsrd appearance OF the counten'
Cd by q healthier lock. and - the food 10 ssetm.
Hated, the body acquires substance. Appetite,
without which food does comparatively little
good, 10 restored. and the nervous rystem 10
frsshed with much needed slumbsr, through
the use OF this medicine. which 10 also bsne.
ncisl TO persons Of . rheumatic tendency. and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-16
ne.arsnrs. l...s Ey..i.x

I E Schultz. 8 D Holden. D Il Jackson
JS Angus. J Kesrney. II Rosenbrock. II
W Augustine. ] " stateler. II L Shllwell.
q Lipmsn. J A Johnson. J p Flannery'
W J Sheridan. Mrs williams, Bony Har-
ris. Mrs Duffy, E D Rogers, p D NcCourt'
Niss Barrett, Miss Sutro, A Sutro.
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AZ the Ward.

The cables at the Ward have been
spliced out GOO feet each and are again In
uss. The splices are "a feet long and
II cannot bs told where they have been
made, 90 nicely has II been done. They
were put to use ct 9 P. n. Saturday and
had 40 feet OF water to bail out, which
was accomplished yesterday morning,
Sinking IL again IN order.
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silver HiIL.

snvrl HILL NINE. Feb. II, lsso.-W.
e. Dean. Secretary. During the past week
the east crosscut, 1900 level. has been ex.
tended and timbered 20 feet. Tho pump
was stopped So hours for repairs, but d
now running all right and the water ID
nearly ont Of the 1900 level. We sxpectto
resume work this evening.
Y. O. HIliy1a, supt.
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coa,olid.,sa I,.neri.,.

GoLp HILL, Feb. IS. 1880. r.. p.
Harmon, President. For the week ending
this date we have done the following work
A the mine: Our south drift, $500 level.
hss been advanced 81 feet. making total
length OF same to date $50 feet. We ex.
pect TO connect with Yellow jacket drift
coming north tonight. This connection
viii give ~ . tine circulation 81 air
throughout our lower levels. The Alpha
Imperial Joint Wine was SINK and tim
bered so feet during the week. making
total length Of anne to date lSI feet on the
lore below the 1890 level; face In very
hard rock. A. @. HAMILTON, sup'I
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BuIIion.

GOLD HILL, Feb. i6, 1851 N. Bra
reR, Secretary. During the past week We
have repaired the main shaft and incline
and II will take al Of this week TO com.
plete them, when we will DO able to resume
work and open up q 1850 level.
p. Aua. HuxuxRr, 6upt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-16
Arr,v.l. Yesterday Mor.i.s.

" songey and wife. J Mccarthy. o An
dsrsou. G Lernhart. W x weire, ] Melon
aid. F~lsnninshsm, o P Jones. wP
Haiiigan. Thomas Edwards. W H French,
wife and child. Mrs N Jones, Mrs Duffy,
H Beck. Miss 8 williams, Mrs W Parent,
Nrs J Kelly. W stateler. Geo 7 Narye
Jr, J shawhan Jr. CT McDermott, d
Psyser. 8 4 Marletts and wife. Mabel
Champlain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-16

George D. Holt has filed . Lien on the
Niagara Gold and Silver Mining Com.
psny for S7sA 55-blancs Of pay for
service a. Superintendent amounting to
$l7so 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-16
Utah.

VIRGINIA Crrr, Feb. II, lS8o.-0eor0s G.
Pun. Secretary. Our main incline !. now
ala feet, on the slops, below our i1ao ie!ei,
20 feet having been sunk and timsered tne
past week. The bottom II In good sinking
ground and the dow Of water light. on
q 1850 level the east crosscut be, Deem
advanced 80 feet-total length. l2s feet.
and continues In vein material. Our south
lateral DRIFT on the above level has been
extended IS feet. and 10 now in 1S2 feet.
No change In the formation since last rs-
port. We Are making some repairs In The
south drift on our 1850 level.
W. B. 6xxYpxlp, 1upt.
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A CARD.

To al who are su1srint from the srrors and
lndiscrstions Of you'h. nervous weakness. early
s s:S,:; .s lH:: s Fl e c.1. ,sa. IA sss i ' u 81; SsAs ! z
This grest rsmedy was discovered hy mission:
sry IN South America. Send Q seif.sddreeseo
snyelops 70 the Rxv. JosxYn T. hnAS, station
D, New York city. jaisy
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REMOVAL.

The oomstock Exchange has been removed
10 The baidias formerly occupied By The Ses'
ate Saloon. opposits Liberty Rngtns House.
Bsst 1illiafd fsbiss on The Comstock. Fins
Liquors Nd ciaars. Eysry'hiaS int el..s:
3AN ~ S0vss AssAss
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arr,xs.. ss,, n.rn,.x.

Gov J h Kinkesd. II Enighton. Mrs +
King. Min K Mitchell. Z G Baldwin. Mrs.
q L Fish. R O Wills, H 7 Crone. L Q
Thompson and son. p B McCourt. Chas +
Patriek, p II Murray.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Workingmsn VS.. Chinese.

r.r.or.. TO rm SOLD .rIs DAILY srv..l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-16

Tho following letters. under the dates
given, have been sent from the Comstock
to the principal Offices Of the various com.
NAMES In San Francisco:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.


bHkBvhbOwI, y w. III 10y
With ~ JssissS r,follsetion of bad
road, now Anims3ins my Hncs, ! doab,
my ability to interest those critical people
who With care scan the columns Of the
GUARDIAN each week, Truly, the roads
from Shreveport to Minden are bad, aud
the direct route TO Homer from Minden
Is ditto, but I came down, ~ good luck
would have 10, by the way Of German
town, anil found the road good Indeed.
Our people had better begun Ia try that
route: for few weeks, or until heavy
rain, they will find IL better travelling.
From Niuden to Shreveport ran offer 40
suggestions. The rontc 10y Bellevue il
bad-that by Fillmore ia worst.
Merchants in MiDdrn are in fine spirits
They wear radiant smiles. They pay adj
vrr,ising bills without word, aud speak
Of renew al. IA a matter of course. They
declare that Claiborne parish deserves
we'll Of her country. | heard some rail
ront talh The people If Mnirn natural
ly want the road Ia run by their place.
aud they think, not without good reason.
that Hoturr aud Claiborne parish could.
without making any great sacrifices lend
al least their moral aid Ia secure such a
nnsummation. Let III. people give the
matter some Thought. Al Minden was
pleased IS Gnd tina, the virwso of the GUAR
pI,N, with reference to the candidacy of
Gen. Gibson for the United State, Senate,
were heartily endorsed 10y many leading
citizens.
have been in Shreveport only An honr
OF 81. get lind that the wave of prosperity
has completely iloodrd the town. For one
tine IN the last few years have found no
rroakrr- III Shreveport. Bnt 1t should liz
remembered thai til. i, sunday night, aud
not until to-lnorrow will have the pleas
IRE to meet the merchants. aud then. o.
then, io"k for a state Of d"plorahle blue
ness To come over me.
IL can't he denied that the whole coun-
try IL now more prosperous than II has
been for years. and Northwest Louisiana
IA, had her share. Claiborne, Bos-irr and
Webster are all in most excellent tifrAn-
cial condition. and they havr all contrib
utrd more than ANY other section Ia give
To- Shreveport her wonderful business sra
son. II is well that the people should l'.
member that IL - not wise to Iall into
habits at extravaganza ~ soon ~ their
prosperity higgins. Thu past furnishes
many lessons that may be- STUDIED with
profit, aud from them may be drawn these
golden mnXIm-: Live at houlc, SILL the
surplus pro,lncts of Your farm aud buy Tor
cash.
Ny friend, kortunI, and | will leave for
New Orleans Tuesday. Letters msy he
expected an the route and after our nrriy,
al The aches of travel warn me that
must seek rcpos" nn one Of Cnmp~tuu'-
good beds. ] am IN good hands. CuInp.
ston and Col. Cummings treat me- ~ we'll
that fear | may hr spoiled. What pity
that all our people do not know what .,
good house Cumpston keeps. More anon.
u. u. H.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

There seems to * so nnusnal amount
a,noving ihit WINTER. thu cane" Of Which
We are unable Ia explain, aud can "ni!
snrmi,-. II is an admitted fact that IN
Claiborne parish last year the t-~t crop vt
cotton wa. made that has been grown
herr for years; aud this crop has brought
to thu iaborrts IL vrry far rfiT when
compared with the price. for the past
several years. These lah"rrr>. or ~ least
u large per ,cut of thru, bad 10y III"
pressure 1T the time, and Il succession of
they could not bny and got trr-i for iaig"
amounts a. they once had done. aud con.
seqnrntly this larg" ef"p at c"tt"n hriuG-
ing good pre-" has pat rlrar cash ~
their hand, after having pald th"~" ac-
counts. 80 UNIV IllIugly IL them kept small
Nv their employers. Thus. with cash
springs mp IN their h"-ont- ard th"l begin
to calculate With grand IDEAS "n III" inn
partawt subject al doug better t"r them
selves aud iamillr~ And ~" ld'a prevails
with such force A. that "i Hanging holmes.
And Whatever suggestion i mldr I" them
bv ANY one the inevitable. conclusion j.
TINT a change ri homr II nrrrH>aFS. Al
though they admit that they hrvr-'l"nc
well whrr" they are. Yet thrN think II lIk"
a slave aud canuot show. their iudcV'td-
cncr only by moving.
Now. with his class Of people. We womb
reason for a whilr. aud leave you Ia draw
thc conclusions for yourself. stop and
behold ,ho-,. Around. Examine the huau-
cial circumstances of thn>" HON y"u
have known tor YEAR. either white or
cnlor,d. aud who of your rIIlh"r~ 81
friends have the n"cc~sntN C"ult"ii> If
life and iuxuri,> IN ahuuaau',' J. ii IN
place year lay year; "r j. - h. SD" var
ago Settled ff ST., and d,',iuI',d - nr't
the circumstances thu h',t H.. could.
ALWAYS displaying hi> iudomiiahl" ru"rgy
aud unrrlcntln. determination Until
our lahorrf- lcnrn Ia SAY" their hand earn
lns- and add 10 what thcl ar adv have,
instead of ,n u,liug all oi { clear pro-
crrd> Of IN rntirr YEAR, labor M moving
and changing h"n,-. wet I" lee hcttercd IA
rmployrr- l"cati"u or situation, they may
ever expect To br hard run. II costs some
thing to move even a very shout distance,
aud hut few moves viii Wrrck the hr,t
Of us Remember the Old SAVING. and i
very true one too. that rolling stones
gather No moss.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14
Jvdee [. B. watkins.

Among those srptlemen whose Names
ar. mcitioucd in connection WIN 'se
indgrshp from this. circuit, &c look WIN
special favor upon that Of Judge L. d.
watkins of Red River parish. Judge
Linn Watkins is we'll known in Claiborne
In ibis parish h. began TIKI praetic'' oi the
law, aud among our people are to he ioui"
,na,, nf hi, warm->t friends and admirers
H., i. 4 lawyer of great ability. lie has
no superior ~ this portion oi the STATE
And while il ~ true that il is not every
,nrrr,~fal lawyer who makes g""n
iudgr. Of this gentleman 1t may well De
..iI tb,, his reputation - lawyer was
fully equally cuuallcd 10y his capacity ~ a
indrr. If capacity. legal learning, dignI-
I, and ,I.ci-Ion are to Is" con>id-red 10y
thu Legislature. Judge Watkins viii surely
receive a handsome vote, and II that vote
should ,.,ure hi- elcctjuu the lltlGdnts "f
~" circuit aud the people may feel wei
ASSURED that an honest man and an able
lawyer will do them credit.
Tin, editor pro TEN. of the Guardian,
vfrrfr m his law office on the morning ot
th, 1nih inst. was honrrr'i with Leap
Year" call. made by two Young ladies OF
Homer. The call was indeed unexpected
Int highly appreciated. Ii ~as short hut
sweet and PHEASANT to ~: M short "" hat
M linn, Ia apologizc for the disor,lerrl
condition Of our office. We willingly Of
frred to make them the most comfortable
possihir. and in doing ~ We insi<ed that
one Of them should occupy the armed
office chair, which she did smilingh. FOR
the other we placed less conspicuous but
comfortable chair. which she accepted,
wearing many smiles Of plra~mtncs-.
Our fair callers were all aglov withlgr"r-
able chrrrinlmr>~. With many indI1ti"nS
Of uu,rxrd spirits AMI merry hrart' thry
soon -pnk- at tn, recent festivals lid the
"Irap-lrar" novelties. They lr0Sct" de-
patt. aud ia reply Ia our inNliatIonto r.
main longer. they only said that We s.'nrd
very busy aud that they wonld 90, pr"m-
i-ing that probably they would call :gain.
Heretofore only married Ladies whowcrr
sr,krng Ia In divorced from hrntaihu>.
bands had seen proper I" call. but t"~'',
thu ftirr>i of thr fair. we're ou a dlitrcut
,ir,ud Many. many thanks for thchun-
at cuutrrtcd aud only hope that a r'pctl-
tion may take place IN thu near future
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

Parish Court il in session this week
Some htgants nr- attending and complain
at the slow process Of our courts and III"
tedious pleadiugs Of attorneys, The dock
ct Is well nigh cleared and but few cases
now remain 10 be disposed Of Not many
months more and We will see the workings
Of our new Judiciary. Our Parish Judge
will hold bnt one moro term Of hrs court
and that will be on the first Monday vt
March next.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

Rev. T. 8. Raudlc preached at the Meth
odist church on Sunday last. Mr.. Randlc
is comparatively young man, hut from
thu tenor Of his Thought and the spiritual
effect Of his well delivered sermon, he has
doubtless given his whole time and talent
to the great cause that he espouscs, This
man of God was passing through on hi.
way from his last years work in the es--
tern portion of tho State 10 the work
assigned him for this year at Mooring'-
Point, Caddo parish.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

Since our Last issue we have received
several numbers Of the States" a viva
cious folio sheet published in New Orleans
BY that lively aud well known journalist,
MAJOR n. j. Hearsey. Before. we only had
card notifying @ that such q paper
would appear, and now since We have
sssu Il We are more than pleased with its
appearance. 1t 10 neatly printed and con-
tsi,s much general reading matter, with
I'll e The condensed news of the dsy. Its
editorials are superb and all speak Of the
fHct shas MAJ. Hesrssy means something
rhsu be says that b intends 10 look after
Leaisiaaa's Interest. States che Il, state
may 49, sows.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14
TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.


HOMER LA.' Saturday Jan. 10, lssO
nht Council met On call Of M,yor.
Present: J. Ferguson, Mayor: j n Wi.
der John A. Richardson. j. Il Simmon.
W; W. Arbnck" and q. q. Gill s.lsc,n.n
bill OF ). W, LlPpmins for Nort;nn ,h.
1 T,' "nr'h quarter, ls7g, vic. s. q
inoihas, was allowed for 81 81
me sealed proposals for working the
s,trr'r Tor l--o were op-n.d. aud ~. H.,
OF ). W Lippmins for SDe 90 We. s no p,.'
II the fact W notify him
oh morton the board thsn adjourned till
hrst Friday in February. fSso 1ea WI
lSigned) Erpcr,eox
Attest. n RES BNrxr, clort S0''
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

On u late visit to Red Land, IN Bos-icr
parish. we had tho pleasure 10 meet Mr.. j.
r. Crawford, Az en.erPrising aud popular
merchant of that village. Mr.. Crawford
has Gnc reputation in his ncighborhood
and parish. and deserves success in his
chosen vocation.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

The ers of prosperity for Claiborne
parish seems to have fairly begun. 4 fine
crop of cotton has been sold for fne prices
Everybody has some money. Trade il
excellent. Fine large stocks Of goods
have been purchased. and the outlook for
all partie. Is promising. Hut the farmers
arc beginning to lie e1ttnvagant. Too
much cotton viii be planted aud there
may be trouble before ISL.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

There is lawyer in Maine hy thr namo
Of White Who has been accused Of birth
lug scme members nf the Legislature Of
that State. Now that may he very
plausible tale IN Maine. hnt few lawyers
In this section could reasonably be accused
of such an oArnse, for IL inkrs money 90
BE- successful nj brihing and that they
have not-hence the impo-sihility.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14
TULIP ACADEMY.

THE Exercises Of this Institution f~ -
/ year i--0 will commence on MONnSv
the 10Th January. ~
Terms: 81 90 and s. 90 per month 4.
day Of admission.
Board 10 g,od houses ~ the lowcstn
w. J. LESLIE, Principsi
January {, lsoO. 91an
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14
The Duty Of Our Delegates.

This uumher at the GrAHpIAN wall
reach our Senators and Representatives
before the halloting begins for United
States senator; and il these gentlemen
propose To hc guided by the sentiments al
their constituency. VIZ wish them Ia know
now who the people of Claiborne prefer.
The GrARpIAN has advocated the claims
of Gru. Gibson, aud that advocacy has
met with the appro, al of our readers. We
have Yet Ia hear OF any man, ct influence
ar standing, who does not heartily and
cordially agree with H. Indeed. no man
~ any drgrt" il life differs from 1t, ~ tat
A. We have heard.
The people rras"n this way: Here l. a
Iuan Of great ability and eNpcri.ucc-I
man of influence, too, IN is cArmpliiicd hS
the work ne has done IN Congress II man
"t growing power aud strrnrth-a p"litl-
cian OF blamrlrss private lf, identified
With sll car material Interests. shall he hr
elevated Ia place where he may exercise
his peculiar powers to ia" greatest adNaut-
age or shall he he rejected IN order that
We may try new mani The answer is
the same with those men Who look Ia the
real Interests of the State and Nation.
Let us retain Gihson and look for u contin-
uatiou of the good works he has begun III
the National Legislature. On this very
question the people Of Claiborne have
b~cn deceived once. Their Representa-
tive met with u proper reward for his fail
urr To carry ont their WISHES. Now W
may hope better things from the gentle
men who represent Us. We believe that
they will not fail Us, aud III that hope W.
rest assured that their votes aud influence
will lr east in the right direction.
We, and by we il meant the people at
Claiborne arr anxious that no mistakes
shall I've nadr. W. ash our Senators and
Representatives TO remember the public
services Of that candidate who is so de-
servcdly popular with us.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

Immense travel over the stage lin" AT
this time. The stages come loaded with
passengers every night from both WAYS
Aud many are left here aud other places on
tho line from Monroe 10 Shreveport who
cannot get on the stage nj NIL. II seems
TO as that four horses to the coaches ~ould
psy during this season.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14
FOR SALE,

4 STORE HOUSE AND LOT In q.
"A towu of Gordou, Claiborne parisA. n
excellent location for any person who ~
es 10 engage IN merchandising. Apply i
the undersigned Al his residence, or 81
ter addressed to Homer. La.
j. Z. MEADoRS
January :, ESQ. 2l:N
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

Schools all opened well after the Christ
ms holidays. All the advantages offered
by the institutions Of our town are, We
fear, not fully appreciated Ivy the pcopl"
Of adjoining parishes ard even of our
own. This nsy I've due to the act that
tho schools are not sufficiently shvrrtisra.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

Judge John 5. Young aud family have
removed to Monroe, at which place the
Judge will engage in the practice of law
with M.ssrs. Richardson 4 McEuety.
Judge Young has resided so long in Clai-
borne, has been So intimately assoeiat~d
with all our people, that it seems that in
his departure We are losing far more than
an ordinary citizen. He leaves with the
good wishes Of all who knew him. His
ability - . lawyer will secure him an
ample portion Of fame and worldly goods.
The beauties Of his character m an up
right, christian gentleman will make him
many friends. Nay prSperity sud happi-
ness attend him and his