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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-11

e small pox abroad in the streets of
Honolulu. As DIR. Hoffman was on his way, early
Yesterday morning, to attend to bis prison
patients, he observed young man. a foreigner,
moving along with an air of langor, and with
evidences of disease OH his counteuance, which
struck the experienced eye of the physician. as
being a case of small pox. Our worthy doctor,
coming to a halt, spoke to the man and
made enquiries about his health and recent move
ments. The stranger replied, " | believe l am
sick of small pox. / arrived here by the steamer
Australia, on her last trip and / am now going
in search OF d doctor for | feel very bad"
"Well.' . said the doctor, you have struck the right
shop. l am a doctor, and | see clearly that you
have small pox. L am not the Government physi-
clan, charged with his duty ; but 1 appeal to you
as a man Of sense. to follow my Instructions and
accompany me-" DR.. Hoffman, then accompanied
the patient to the Station House bad him placed
in an open ward alone. and gave instructions to a
policeman to prevent any communication with the
man till the Board of Health physician arrived.
DR.. Hutchinson. the physician of the Board was
sent for, aud on arrival at the Station House, con-
frmed the opinion of DR.. Hoffman in the case.
The man named Mr.. White. has been removed
to the small pOX quarantine on the reef. The
intelligent observation, and prudent precautions
of DIR. Hoffman In this matter. (and it is not the
6rst instance of his observation and precaution 10
the care of public health, } are deserving Of the
highest commentator. The man has been at work,
as a carpenter, along with a lot of South Sea
Islanders on the new building OF Fl. II. r. Keiii-
kolani. and there may be reason to apprehend an
outbreak of the disease,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-11
(From wednesday Express, Dec. g..

y MIR. Lishman broke ground on Monday
morning in front of Aliolani Hale for the erection of
the pedestal, upon which is to be placed the statue
of Kamehameha, to arrive per G. F. Haendel, due
this month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-11

THE following gentlemen have this day been appointed
Agents to take acknowledgements to contracts for labor,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-11

THE following named persons have been s~ppointef
members Of the Tax Appeal Boards for the year 1880.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-11
Notice of Board of Health in regard to
Vaccination.

Interior Once. December LIST. 1880.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-11

G.. E. BoARDMAS, Wsiluku, Maui.
T. F. HoLLISsswoRTH, Hsmskus, Hawaii.
H. A. P. T
Minister of the interior.
I-,o Osca Novamber1 % 1890. St
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-11
R a rather interesting game Of 6stiouffs vas

% A rather interesting game of fsticuis was
INDUCED in by hdOleS and natives on the wharf Of
steamer Likelike, on the evening OF the 9th instant,
and black eyes and bloody noses abounded. The
cause was reported to be a dispute in regard to the
ownership of au orange, aud it is believed that the
question yet remains unsettled. Officer Tell deserves
credit for the promptitude of his appearance, and
the judgment displayed in quelling the disturbance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-11

NOTICE is hereby given that. upon the recommends
ton Of the Board OF Health, DR.. n. B. EMERSON has been
this day appointed fascinating Ofhcer for the Island Of
Oahu. II. A.. P. CARTER,
Minister Of the Interior.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-11
BY AUTHORITY.
To Contractors.

Tenders for erecting . Shade on Brewers Wharf in
Honolulu. are wanted.
Plans and Specifications may be seen in the Once OF
the Superintendent of Public Works. on and after Mon-
day the 18th instant. and tenders for the work will be
received at the Interior once. till Monday the 27th
instant. ~ noon.
The Minister Of the Interior does not bind himself to
accept the lowest, or any tender.
Interior once. December 10th, 1880. d1lSt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-11

81 A Celestial answering to the cognomen Of
John Allen, was arrested by officer Mehrten, on a
charge of having opium in his possession, fifteen
tins of this noxiOus drug having been found rolled
up 10 a blanket, in the room of the accused. A fine
of 800, and six months Imprisonment was given to
John for thus defyIng the laws of the country.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-11

- A quartette of natives have been engaged
for some time past in purloining saccharine matter
in the shape of sugar from the schooner Marion,
and selling the same DIT decreased rates to the
prOprietors of Chinese restaurants. The suspected
depredators were arrested on the 9Th inst. on a
warrant, and after Il hearing before His Honor,
were remanded for trial at the January Term of
the Supreme Court.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-11
MUsrc.-The Band will play this afternoon at

H We received per Hazard a report of massa-
ere of natives on Drummond' Island, in which it is
said that a native Hawaiian Missionary named Ma
limu figures prominently as a leader. 1t is said by
some, that ga little over zeal, on the part of Ma
limu and his CO. religionists, led the inhabitants of
the Northern and Southern portions of the island, to
enter into a deadly conflict, the result being the
slaughter of about 400 men, women, and children;
the latter being abominably and frightfully mutt
lated. We shall eGdeavor to get precise information
about This dreadful affair on Drummond's Island.
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Dec.4.
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- Fred Willis one of the crew of the barque
Jenny Pitts, added u stock Of opium to his usual
sea stores on leaving Port Townsend, and in en-
deavoring to negotiate a sale of the drug. with a
Celestial. in this city was observed by officer Bar
tholomew who gathered him in and on searching
discovered thar Willis had nine tins of opium CON
cealed on his person. Willis was brought before
his Honor on the morning of the 18th, and was
charged with having opium in possession and be-
ing found guilty, was sentenced to pay a fine of
500 and three months Imprisonment
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-11

re- A statue of Kamehameha the ConquerOr in
Kohala, would be most appropriate; and we are
glad to notice that the subject is mooted by Ko-
halans, especially by Judge Hookano, who sub
scribes one hundred dollars. We must have our
statue to place in front of Aliiolani Hale; but we
shall rejoice, if the Kohalans get up a still better
one. to place at some point of honor near the birth
place of the famous Hawaiian Hero.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-11

- The Board of Health received lately $50
quilts or g points," of genuine vaccine lymph, or
bovine virus. This was procured by Mr.. S. G.
Wilder. in San Francisco, and forwarded to the
Board, in anticipation of an order for virus to be
from a medical institute in Boston. We
hope that this supply of virus will be employed. so
as to accomplish the greatest good for the whole
community.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-12-11
To Exporters of Hawaiian Rice and to
Whom il Nav Concern.

JOHN o. WhA4hLAh1 "tH-7E0 u 49,
Department of Finance, Oct. 80, 1880. oc3Ot
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-11-04
GENERAL NEWS.

The farmers along the Juniata will
devote the larger portion of their land
to tobacco culture next year.
Frank Trout. fireman on the Read.
ing road, was killed near East Mahanoy
Junction on Friday.
Sixty trains day stop at Bristol, in
addition TO four steamboats, plying be.
tween the town and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lincoln, widow OF Abraham
Lincoln, arrived in New York from
Europe last week and is quite i'll at the
Clarendon hotel.
f. X. Brown, Superintendent of the
Lehigh Valley Railroad shops ut Pack.
erton, died at Mauch Chunk on Mon.
day of paralysis Of the brain.
The large barn owned by Mr.. Daniels
at Bristol, and occupied by Grundy It
Champion, worsted manufacturers of
that place, was burned down on Sun.
day, it is supposed by an incendiary
Loss, $4,000; no insurance.
The rain on Friday and Saturday
enabled the Delaware and Hudson
canal to resume navigation on Sunday,
tons of coal, were waiting at Port Jer.
Wis for water. II the water lasts 5000
tons will reach tidewater daily until the
ice closes navigation.
William Greene drowned himself in
the Susquehanna river Sunday after.
noon by jumping from the Water street
bridge, at Pittston, a distance of about
forty feet. The body has not yet been
recovered. Temporary insanity was the
cause of the act.
Leon Belmont, a young woman who
has been representing herself As a man
in Minneapolis, MINI, by wearing the
bifurcated garment. and who said she
was nephew OF Mr.. August Belmont,
of New York, has had her sex discover.
ed, and is In custody. She became init.
mate with the family of Mrs. Waite,
of Lead City, and had wooed their
daughter Oracle.
Two passenger trains. on the Pan
Handle Road. collded on Friday at
Burgettstown, Ohio. James Cunning.
ham. Charles Cunningham and Michael
flanagan who were riding in front of the
baggage car were killed. Thomas An.
derson, fireman, John Gourly and Geo.
Thompson were slightly injured. None
of the passengers were hurt.
Jesse B. Anthony. wholesale coffee
and spice dealer at 1868 River street
principal in the firm of J. X. Pettis 4
Co.. manufacturers of Masonic regalia-
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-11-04

Dow PEDRO, Emperor OF Brazil. has
some original and very effective ways Of
doing things. Wishing to test a railroad
brake OF which lie had heard great
deal, he had the appliance adjusted to
his locomotive and cars. and the eng.
neer instructed how TO use it. Then he
embarked aboard his train and started
upon an excursion. At dangerous
point in the road the engineer. whose
train was running at thirty miles an
hour, saw what was apparently an i'm.
mense rock that had fallen upon the
track few hundred yards ahead. lie
put the brakes down with a vigor which
may be conceived, and succeeded in ar.
resting the train before il came in COLI
sion with the obstacle. This, however,
when more closely examined, proved to
be a .pasteboard rock of Dom Pedro's
own contrivance. lie wanted practi.
cal test Of the new brake. and this was
his way of securing il.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-11-04

made general assignment on Friday
last. His liabilities are over $l00OOO
Anthony's failure is the result of Crist.
ny 4 Co.'S suspension in New York, he
having endorsed for them. lie il
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of
Masons of New York State.
The dead body OF Henry Bleyer, n
prominent citizen of Wilmington, Del,
was Sunday morning found floating in
Brandywine Creek, inside the city linn.
its. He had been missing for two weeks
past, and foul play is suspected. Bley.
er had been member Of the City
Council and of the Board Of Health.
The Harrisburg Car Shops have or.
ders TO build 900 horse cars.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-11-04

~ Printing done in the best style, on
short notice and at the lowest rates,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-11-04
CENTRAL
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
(Eighh Normal School District,)
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON CO, PA.
CENTRAL
A. n. RAUB, A. NJ, Principal.
THIS SCHOOL. as at present cor

THIS SCHOOL, as at present con-
L s,itu,ed oners the very best facilities for Pro
fessonal aud Classical learning
Buildings spacious, inviting and commodioEs. com.
pleiey heated by steam. veil ventilated and furnish
ed With bounufnl supply Of pure water, soft spring
water.
Location healthful and easy Of access.
Surrounding scenery unsutPas-<d.
Teachers eHpcricnoed, efficient, and alive TO their
work.
Discipline, lrm and Kind, uniform and thorough.
RNp-ns~. moderate
Piny cent? a week deduction to tho.s preparing To
teach.
Students admitted at any time
Courses uf study prescribed by the State ]. Model
School II. Preparatory. III. Elementary. ~. Sci
cnuhc.
l. Academic. H. Commercial Ill Music. ". Art.
Tho Elementary and scientihe are Pro-
Diplomas. comforting the following corresponding de.
grecs: Master Of the Elements, and Master II the
Sciences. Graduates In the other courses receive
Normal Certificates Of their attachments, signed by
the Faculty.
The Professional course. are liberal. and are In
thorougbnes no, inferior 10 those of our si colleges
The state requires higher order of citizenship.
The times demand u I; lie one q the prime objects
Of this school Go bsp 70 secure Il by furnishing iHt-
liEeu, and Efficient teachers for her schools To ths
end II .olicts young psrsaus u good abilities and
time aud their talents, As students. Ts al such II
promises aid in developing their rouers aud abundant
opportunities for welpaia aloT after leaving school
For catalogue and terms address the Principal
BoAHp THrsTEu;
stockholders' Trustees. II. barton, ". y. A. II.
B~st, Jacob Broun, :. VI. Biekford, Samuel Christ A.
y RAnb, 4. g.. Cook. 7. 6. Hippis Esq. q. KNITTING
D. + Mccormick. E~1 ". v. Rankin, WA. n Bro. n.
stat" Trustee lion. A. O. Curtin. Hon. II. l.. DIET
fsnhaSh Gen. J"s@s Merrill, Hon. William BiElcf, J c
c. whalcy, :. Miller Mccormick. Esq.
aTTtcFEs
Hon. WILLIAM BiGLER, President, Clear1eid IA.
Gen. JESSE MERRILL Y Prosdsnt. I>ock Haven, ia
: MiLLAR MCCORMICK. Secretary,
THOMAS YARpLEY. Treasurer,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-11-04
Miscellaneous.
New York Weekly Herald.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR

The circulation n this popular neusrsper bs. ,,,.
thAn ifehIed during the past year Ia coutalns III
.ne 'ea1ing neut contained Ia the DAnT Imam ana
r arranged In handy depAftm nts. The >'''
Claiborne guardian., 1880-09-08
usWupa>sr Laws and Regulations.

I. GsSscriSsrs Who do not give express
sostps - tn ooutrary arr considered wish.
~ - Datisse thctr Subscriptions.
i n sa1sestbsn order ths dtscontinu-
soss Il eActr periodicals., The publisher
nay oostinue "a ssad them lntil all sr-
rvsrAees sfv paid.
! Il 0becs1bees neglect or refuse to take
sAsas psgiodicsls ffv0 the Office to which
thsy are directed. tAey are held r-sponsi.
~ ustil they have sseflsd their bills, and
eeAsreA them discontinued.
L n ssbAeribery move 20 another place
~ithsst informing tAe pSblishers and the
pepess aso sent 20 tAs former dirction,
shssy ~ held reApnusible.
& 1Ae courtA have decided that ''rcfus-
ins 70 take the periodicals. from the Office.
g rsne~inG and l-aVinE them ancsii-d
fue, y prtma facie svidssce Of inteetsoual
ffsnd."
& Any ps~soa who r~ssives . Newspaper
- makes ~ Of is, whether h- has order.
"a Il o ~, he Is held In Law TO be . sob
ses4brr.
=. Ii subscribers pay In advance, they
80 bounA 70 give notice TO the publiahrr
q The aad Of their time, II they do not
vtaA "a continue taking il; otherwise the
pabiisAer 10 authorized Ia continue srnd-
Iae IL on, and tho Subscribers will be ~
spoeaibls until an rxpre~a notice, with
payment Of al arrears, 70 sent to the pub
kAAss
Claiborne guardian., 1880-09-08
DON'T READ THIS

Uolsss Jon feel that you can look = man
squArsly In the face after using his prop-r
", fos which be eIpec,a pay, without even
tAAak Jon. For thr-c years we have
bses pub,ishing the Guardian on the cash
sySee@, and yet there arc several men who
have reAd our paper, have taken it out of
~ once, and have never paid q nickl-.
fbs aaoant Ia now large enough to jnstify
. salt, and-snppo~e We try that policy.
Doot get mad if We do.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-09-08

~ q Lsssi0s, hsraA q ChosAA
DE- n KNOWN, That - this tAs mi
ID Ay q July, 4. n ~, tn jsry Ouo-
nissiSo~ss a Claib~rss pasi.A said qsse,
nes q tAs Coers-hssa In The tswu = Ho-
nes, h,s tAe psrps,- Of reviAng the eeae-
ri vsairs asa n d1W jnrs~ fSr ths oep.
s~ab~r Tcrn cf the 3rd J0Alrial Dlsssset
CSass 10 ssd f"r aid pafish. Prcsrst: +.
bhdCsssa, Jans. 2. AsarA. J. r. ngv~r
soA Drew Y-rEwseM Clrsk d. c. m
Pr-stie,N, 7. D. Meadsws, beiag ahoras.
J. 7. nGsrs WA elected Pr~siAent ~ tvm.
Arr having eompl-t~d and perfected thr
vesir~ 70 the standard n -, - r~9uir-d
hy hw, tn commissi"s~rs psrc~<.i'-d so
draw jurws for fA- Aut week. beginning
"n th- II Monday II ersrn'~r. Ire. h.
ing th~ Ysth dsy Il ssh sssa'h. In swd fhr
the - Judicial Dtstrct Cs'sst II ihe lsarish
n fn.il.-~u~ G,lL....
Claiborne guardian., 1880-09-08
-stAcK.oRAUoHT" cures costive-
ne.s and Sick-H, adachc.
For sale by b. ". McHENRY.

He knows no Houth, no north, no east, no
west. but from all the nation. If the earth
aud from every cline under the snn the
accomplished 'lrug.i procnr-s something
Of u.. to the hun'an family, either to ward
of the attacks Of dis-ase or tn disl'rdgr il
when it has once taken its place in the hn-
man frame. or this class of druggists iw
our friend. d. 81. MrH-nry. Visit hiu if
you wish to huy the latest patent m-tii.
cin-s, toilet articles. fne wines, liquors,
beer, tobacco. cigars. etc.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-09-08
Estray Notice.

TAKEN NJ by l.. Lauder. snd pcstet be-
i for- }. Ferguson. = Justice Of the p-acr
in aud for ward 7, Claiborne parish, L., ON
the l.t day II september. lesO, . certain
bsy honse mule. m,Siium sis-, Hcsr on right
shoulder, sh,sl b-fnr-. works aud rid~s veil,
bl-mish in right rye, and supis,srsl u bo ~
or | ! y~srs old. Appraised ut t6S 0O.
The owner IL said mnl- can xrt tho name
by proving proi~rty aud paying ell r''sts
ut any time within twelve months frUm
date Of estraym-nt.
b. D. HARRISON.
S~pt-ml,-r 8, tSSO. est
Claiborne guardian., 1880-09-08

Nowadays every'"dy can own a watch.
They are to had at all prices, from ten dol
lsrx mp. At th-se figures every man. wo-
mar and child should be- able Ia carry with
them the time Of day. Therefore We In.
sist that all Who are drstitute VI watches
should call ut once on Kortum for tim~.
piece To suit thrir purses. II 'hry can't
pay ten dollar~, let y clock b- purchased
for three or lees.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-09-08

Tutorship of the Minor Helms Of N~ridith
Rolerts, decexs~d.
State Of Losisiara, Parish Of Claiborne.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That Nrs.
N Mary A. R"l'-rts has this day hl.d in
my office her annual sccuuut for tho Year,
1876, l.77, ISIS aud 1879 Of the sbove NAM
I'd Tnforship, mud prSys for the rsme to b~
hom"logat-<i aud made the Judgment Of
the Court.
Now, therefore, unless opposition thereto
is made within the time prescribed By law,
the prayer If the applicant will be granted.
Given under my hand and Official seal
on this the 9th day Of Sept, A. D.
DREW FERGUSON, Crk DC.
Sept. 5, locO. <:3t
Claiborne guardian., 1880-09-08
Mules for Sale.

Itsks this method of notifying the psb-
lie that I have for sale some god mulrs-
also land foe sale, To rent, aud u lrssr.
Those wanting mules and homes w"ald do
we'll To call and sse me, 1t my residence,
Ave miles west Of Ho~-r.
THORNTON BRIDGIAAN.
August 30, 1870. ,
Claiborne guardian., 1880-09-08
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic assists digestion

They go abruad arrange sights for 10 se~
when right here at home are wond-rs we'll
worth observation. Step into Shelton's
drug store. He has healing agents frum
all parts Of the world--camnony and gam
bog-, csmphor, Peruvian bark, medicines
Of . capacity to cure a Thousand ailmrnfs,
corn juice and juice Of tue graT~, flaming
lager, perfumes Of every odor known To
CHEMISTRY, &c, DC. At yonr own do"r'
should your III health or death he laid,
when at Shelton's you may be cured.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-09-08
10 corros oDoWDDo.

7 WANT ~ AiesAs and ths Pasltc -.
i ss,lly N know fhss ! hAvs tass Peschas.
ed . pcw oo-0w Brown Cs&tso 0in, and
have made great ioprov~oents ss ~ Mil
and Gin. u aiiss vess Il Lisbos. ] sa
nov. psvpared % usest al acoan<e ehss
may - 0sAo - ~ 10 the vsy q gstedtaG
casn, ssving lnmhss and Cunning c"tssn.
Ny terma sru - reasooable - heertoeoev.
] invite sbs psssssa0s a ~ gnhlie;
J. J. F08D.
~ -, looA SeooDl
Claiborne guardian., 1880-09-08
Stray NOsice.

TAKEN up by Geo. d. Killgor-. and post-
i ri before Drew Ferguson, Clerk II the
ID. e. If Cisil~ru- parish. La, on the 18th
day of August, lseO, = c~rfnin black and
white steer. wide hori,s, marked with an
ov-rbit and und-rhit in ~sch ear, aud onr
white and red sl~cklr-d steer, With red
head. marked with y crop aud tw" splits in
the right ear and undrrbit and split in the
l-ft ear; said cattle about four yrars old.
Appraised at 80 10.
The owner Of said animals can get the
ssm- by proving property, and paying all
costs, at any time within IL months from
date Of estrsy ment.
b. d. HARRISON,
Sept. I, l5S0-p ft2 Straymsst-r.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-09-08

W. hear that several ef our merchants
since learning through the Guardian of the
excellent quality Of the goods msnufac-
tnred and aid BY Jnles Guerr-, Market
street, Shreveport, have or,i-r-d sll their
candies fesm him. This 10 right. Tho
merchant who purchases only pure candies
will never have his conscience harrsss-d
with the Thought that he may have caus-tl
the illness Of some little child
Claiborne guardian., 1880-09-08

Yvli many = gem, Of pnrest ray serene.
The dark unfsf hom-d caves of ocean bear,
- every man ahonld be called green
Whoss taste does nat fnrce him TO wear
soossAinE elegant from Kortnm's large
sssek Of iewclry, such - riugs, studs, cn6'
bsssoas, 80.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-09-08

ns grrat American Sewing Machine
gro~s rapidly in the public favor. M-asr-.
C~op, Davidson d Ferguson arc con'iu-
sAliy making new order. to supply the uu.
pseeedeuted demand hrrr.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-09-08

nses can be no mistake made II our
rssAsss win bay their wsguns, harness, hr-
- ssAdlss, bugxi-s, &C.. at ". 8. Ha-
vsat No. 50 rexss street, Shreveport, La.
". 9svss 10 the only merchant in sbreve-
pses sstii.g the repowsed Luedinghsns
o10sa.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-09-08

Mr.. }. c. Moore r-p'rts that the CATER
pillars are in his cotton aclds by the thou.
sand and will soon have -sten ID al tho
leaves. 1.-THE worms con6ne themselves 70
the leaves aud do not destroy the bulls IL
will be su advantage, ~ the sunshiee will
reach hollis sooner and force them to open.
We still hear of the ravsges Of the boil
worm. Disasters have not come siugly
upos the cotton crop.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-09-08

We invite the attention Of the public to
- fset that ". ". Brown spar-s no pains
- aaie hia gu-sts comfortable. Go to his
Aetsl and, sfser delicious supper, y"u can
seprsciate his luxurious beds and moder-
- bilh.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-09-08
"WrNE OF cA60W" four ,imss . day
mako . happy household.
For sale by b. II. McHENRf.

Where he was yesterday. wherr he 10 to-
day, where h- win be fo-norrow, 10 one ri
those things that We can't 6nd ont; but
where his headquarters srr. We certainly
can tell you. II requires . mau a'n,o~t
uhiqni,ous in his nature to ke~p MP with
Poster Carter, who dies all over the conn
try selling sewing mschiues made hy The
Wheeler 4 Wilson Company. With his
store at Shreveport, No. 30 T-xas street,
and with xn agree able sg.nt there to r~p-
resent him, Carter 6nds il to his interest
to visi, the people at their ho,n-s. L'ok
out for him, bnt II . machine 10 needed st
ouce. 10 or send To No. 30 Texas street.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-09-08
6ept. o, lN0.

TIE ah-ives In W. X. Ellington's stor-.
although allied to rrpl-tion, arr being rap
Idly empti-d. The people have learned
that his Eoods arr always of the b~st qual-
ity and his price, mo,irrate. They alan
know thst his word 10 always g'ssi-~o.
having confidence In him they patroui.e
hin htsr.lly.