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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-28
Presidential Electors.

Presidc,sfidt Electors.
At Large-GEORGE END.
kNUD LANGbAND,
District Electors
1st-Iucius ;. Blake.
2d--3ohn Kellogg
3d--George 4. Weatherly.
4th-William Z. McLareu.
5th-Charlcs p Lowell.
9th Edward l.. Browne.
1th-Fredrick II, kribs.
StL-John 4. Kingston.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-28
County Nonina tiorS.

For Sheriff
GEO. PAULSON, OF Moscow.
For Treasurer
JAMES CLEMINSON, of Highland
For County Clerk
TN. GOLDSWORTHY, of Linden
For Clerk of Court
J. NJ. DALE. of Dodgeyille.
For Register of Deeds
CAPT. d. g. JONES, of Arena.
For DIST. Attorney
JOHN w. TAYLOR, of Linden.
fT Surveyor
K. l.. JOINER, of Wyoming.
For Coroner
w. 7. RUGGLEa,
FOR AssRMpLYNRN.
Southern District
J. W. REWEY.
Northern District
CHAS. II. FROST.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-28
CHOOSE Ye."

Before depositing his ballot next
Tuesday, every voter should care
fully consider It's effect 1t will be
to express approval of one or the
other Of the sentiments contained in
the following utterances Of recog-
nized representatives of the contend
ing parties:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-28
INDEPENDENT TlcE--.

FOR PRESIDENT,
JAM Is A GARFIELD,
OF ONO.
FOR yICE-PREs1DENr.
CHESTER a ARTHUR.
or NEW YORK.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-28
w. Eastman, NJ. D.,
Or, r. w. Osborn.
TJEA rEETjf Z.
J NJ HalcS,

&, urgeon Dentist, Office in CoaG book. over {.
> Ii. James Jcwelry store, MiAerDi ioiat Nl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-28
CiGAas at J. A. Sprstler's.
The Tribune Directory.
pH I'SICTA Ms.
= M Gill, ri. D.

DHYSTCAN AND SURGEON. linden T!s. All
L calls both day ana night promptly attended 80
S2t,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-28
COUNTY TICKET,

or IOWA COUNTY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-28

II. Vivian, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Mineral Point,
4 Wisconsin. Utlice IN drug store
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-28
Montgomery N. Coihren,

For Member of Corgress-Third District
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-28

J. b. MOfcctt. NJ. d,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Mineral Fcint,
/ Wis. Otice in Goiieits drag store
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-28
d2eDnbIicdn National Ticket.

Tor Member OF Congress
GEO. C. HAZELTON,
OF GRANT COUNTY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-28
DIR w. Od1ers,

= " u , 0Ia,
DFNTIsT. Al operations performed pithon
pain by the u>e of mcdiCatpd uig, OF yus
Rooms, over Ieaslaics grocery store, I.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
Sanfcr,.
an scranton SDarbanf.

100 8ppmin8 aDenue.
e,,s,;r, 1860. capital 100000
Simmt 0tgpiirn fir SpapRtde in pitr
arc,rmt ptr 3abr an, ptlds balbjabrli6 bsjapIt
ip:rSsn. gauftnpr DsPpltn ssTesn anSsn'n''
NTH o>.t C.E
q sslair, grSi. s.. u. Gail, eall
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
Das 1nto9nito,
Srdu; Scffmann.

,,Gs 1T ipirfli6 sum SerstueifeIn :"
rief Der iunss Sasen aus unS i6Ieubsrte
sinen ebsn erbrp6enen une eeleienen
Brief ,u sinsm Soufen anbersr Rapiere,
bic auf isinem S6rsibtii4e lassn.
,,9lass i6Idst fsbI unS i6eitsrt an Der
8urst&tistsit unO 9si6rdnttbeit Sisier
Wlannsr! SD .iebe nun feline SOnnuna
mebr! 9laes III psrIprsn, unS -
Ieibsr @pttes! - aouiIe nit !"
Mlit unrubiscn, befti8en S6ritter
unS serun;sItsr Stirn MAP ct iein Gins
mer, unb sriff enbIi6 na6 ieinem quite
nm bic @aqmsen fsines aufserestei
/ 8Iutes bur9 einen Spasiersan8 d
hdmpfsn. Tief briidte or ben Sut II
has @sF5t unS elite nit fId4tissr
S6ritts bur6 bic ensen Strabsn be
StGStin's STsis, Gin i4attisss 8SID
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
Serautpn Spars Sanf,
unA
craffs 6 D llt y q ami G,

i26 2adapanna stptnusy
r;,,ut G,slbsr an fir Syapwsfs une sabIt
SmtsrsOsn pafiir aEt Sriten Sa9e ess Januar
mn % sts SuIi irpts 5asr. Die Sant nimmt
.ru,r "Tu 9Cnps ppsr rtrTstltr 6jsIspadttt sum
OI,,iks,pobreu an, uno btrs6ntt psm Gistnten.
MGR cine iieine Rentr. Nad sinfm SsTfpl
S,r stridietsn Gsurteu pru gadapanna Gcurtg
4 eieis 8anf ais GspciItprinm allsr an cas
o,ribt M ;ablsnetu Gelber stmadt. &t8tt'
ruudspapisTs prrrsn sts unb psrfauft.. n-
u. y. lllarc, prlretnt.
81. 8 GbrtStS eailIrsr.
&. q. gP attrs, GER.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18

@pIf Ii Go, StrauSstttr, t,.,rn,iut nsSrrid
hne fhieau na' Sh' ..rialliss une llnterbalten.
os, J. . ..s,r tinsm b5Gl ipaHnsnesH Re-
-, ncl 9leptlsiisn, SumcTssFsu Sdnurren,
autfeeitn. G,teidis, 9eips. pie iibsrbnupt ers
bsitruetn esitiioii. 9seinaunaeu: siu labr
$3.50. it6s Rpuatt 81, erGi gipratt 70 Sts.,
in lirifttr 9crausbsiablung. prpbsblatt, Cts.
Rau aersiiir ale Srefr an
pumprif, 209 9Th 5. Srabs,
ct. rpuis, Wc.
Ditit 3tiuns icltt in FsiHs iuiraisrn-
ten 6amiIit, iopit tr ffinm 6rsunes s9tfn
pumers fsbIfu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
s. % Iis Drif

Sas bset tsuii6s bumoriitiibs llntnbaltuns
bllit in eer
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17
The Best News Of the Season.

The Ben Davis il said To- lee the largest
aud finest apple tina, il ever hr"nght to
this market II keeps better than any 9th
-r that - sold ~ Homer.
n. {. Iawranco conscious Of the fact
that u" other apple Is 40 we'll adapted to
th- wants 1T the I'r"plr has made arrange.
m"nts Ia ~ll thrm ~ the barrel ~ modrr
ate prices ". vii have - his store next
SATURDAY. FORTY 81 htty barrels nf thr>.
apples which IA. will -c!l t., the barrel yer,
cheap fnr the cash.
Thl~ l. an "pl"riunt, that should h-
impr"v, Il bN all. tnr E'W dollars onr
can supply his family tnr 'hr winter W.T.
the largest, sweetest, best Keeping apul-,
ever sold N Homer. Soma hl>" air, adv
spoken hut thrtr viii hr many barrels To-
spare. b. sure 10 call aud examine
them.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17
About Prohlbition.

The ilu-.s Of the publisher, and the un-
expected exodus IL our -,trcrnrd friend
Billy simpson. III" tramp Jour" has 80
reduced the working force ~ the oflrr
that we have been coml~ll,d to leave out
matter possibly of interest 10 the people.
Among other urtirlr- that must await our
next i-su" il one upon the qur-rIon OF
tho friends aud opponents of that mra>ur-
We hope to explain onr position upon Tins
matter with sufficient Clarn-s- {" be- M.
derst1d by NIL parties whether agreeable
to them or not
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

On . late trip ts MiRfee We found that
enterprisinE little town In . stir Of bnsi-
mes. activity. Their can b. so Doubt II
the fact that Niodeu o9@rs many adva,.-
tages in the way Of trade. Her merchants
arc liberal, active and entsrprisiug. Their
sap~rio facilities In the way u mn vigstiou
gives them opportunities over our own
merchants that enable them to Offer mnch
encouragement to buyers.
II may be said, however, that our MR.
chants claim that they sell g'od- At same
prices. with freight added.
We met many friends in Mindrn Nho-x-
pressed much satisfaction to learn that
the Guardian is prosperous. Tom Harris
10 jovial, full of life and we'll pleased.
Wesley Reams il always glad To sre Clsi-
borne man, A. is Judg- K. {. DREW. We
were gri-v-d To- learn that Mr.. Realms lit
tie boy has been quite i'll for long while,
hut ut the time of our visit WAS recovering.
We stopped with A. J. Rc,nolds, than
Hotel man III all the South. 1t gives us
pleasure Ia speak kindly Of Mr. Reynolds
He observes all the good words that can
b- uttered in his behalf Always smiling
and polite he is popular, very popular, with
the travelling public, aud is in every sense
VI the word u true. noble hearted Christian
gentleman, which rau't lie said of all men
who feed hungry public.
The roads were worse than We ever saw
them, but thank, to the nniailing good
hunlor Of Judge Scott, unr travelling com
panion, we passed through the slu-h, the
rain and cold without losing our i-mp-r-
The route usually ;" tame was made in
t-r-,tlng by the numerous "Reminiscences
IT Judge Scott Who, having b-rn n citizen
of Claiborne and Bo-sirr for more than
thirty years. aud haviag often travelled
from Mind,n to Homer on bu-iu->s and
pleasure, had some int, resting story con-
nrct-d with every locality on the road from
the triul 1T the Miller place to the history
Of the two bottles Of cocktail. W. made
thu trip down and back safe aud sound
and live to record tue fact that our inn-t
pleasant Journey To- Mind,n was made over
the worst roads aud in tn, worst weather.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

Mr.. Mcfi"nr, rqnrst- us Ia inform his
friends aud customers that his stock ~
now mad" up, is equal To any in the State
BY \ careful nbscIN alton OF the wants IT
his customers ~ made kn"~n hy ih,ir
calls on him hr la, learned just what
drugs and medicines are needed. Ihr,"
be- has procured. lie has stock Of toilet
articles superior to any even exhibited ~
Homer Everything IN the way Of per.
fumes, cosmetics. hair OILS, washes or Ia.
tinns that IL warranted, he has III stock
His liquors are superior True. he has
common whisky, hut h. has also the finest
and oldest, He rtndirs to give sati~isr-
tion, aud to that rud SPARES no pains MOI
expense To meet the want, Of his custom
err.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

ON rradrls Will l." cruihr,l {" learn
that NJ R"rs BRYAN j. now ~ Shreveport
with the hun~ IT II. Dizzy fuss & >"n. MI
Br>an's peri ~ Know l'dg' "i thu business,
combined with hl, accommodating dI,I,n-
sition, will srcurr Tor hIm a very large
trade fr"m ClAil"rur parish. Ladies ar
gentlemen desiring ANYTHING that may be-
pnrrha-~d IN the city of Shreveport hs,,
only To write t" MI Bryan and h. will
CIV" their requests prompt attention. liz
especially -"lIrii- oi'lrrs ia the way nf dry
g"~l-, dress goods. fancy goods. n"t,ou-.
clothing. h""'s. shoes, carpets. rug. and
the numerous mtclr- sold hN II prryfu-
4 Son. Remember thar amy letter al
drc.s",i Ia him al >hrrv"p"rt. III the care
Of H. Drryfn,s & Son. will Ice promptly
answered
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17
4 Valuable Suggestion.
W. \. COPELAND.

We are plrs>-d to find that our esteemed
ft.rnd, ". h Py~cli, has b,cu meeting
with d"scrvrd success IA his line OF bust
ness. We have. II, fore this. had occasion
to -l~ak ut til" great photographic, sbbil.
ny nf Mr.. Plwrll We have had an op-
p"rtnnity 10 examine sincimru- Of work
from III" FIRST photographers al the cuun-
try, and W. affirm, without hesitation, that
Samples Of work from Pywclr- studio.
III Homer, will compare favorably With
them.
He has also perfected arrangements with
a large huu,, III 81 Louis. a:d is ~ Ell.
ablrd To furnish lat. patrons With enlarged
work at tr-t-clsss merit III every respect
HIS gallery is filled with b-sutiful spcci-
mems. the -nhj'ct, # which ale known
Ia maiN of onr rradrr-. lie Is always
pl-as,d to receive visitors who desire To
inspect his work.
Iu ihls connection Ne MAY rrmark that
Mr.. rNN,ll viii only irrain IN Iiunrr
short tiur. He has ALREADY spout long
while in this place and AZ Mlndrn and
naturally dr.rr- To- see til, old fllka At
home We urg- all those wln wish real
g,~d pictures that VI Ill last aud h- always
beautiful. To call an Mr. Pywcll before he
leaves ON town.
II /, not likely that another artist ~
R.sh a. MIR Pywrll viii arail visit Homer
A picture frum hum Is worth dor ne If he
Ir~rl, executed iin-tyr"- fr"m ia. majority
of travelling artists. Tho prices are ~
reasonable. the ~mk =" EXCELLENT. ~ ar
tisiic and enduring, the ,im- - short,
these arr thu ras'ns that prompt u. TO
nrg, our patr"ns to take adva"txgr Of the
few weeks that yet remain 1T Mr.. +, ~-lrs
stay.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

We are IN receipt Vt marked cop, of
the Shreveport Times of Saturday last.
The srticlr to which our attention il
specially called II one entitled. "Signsi
Service snr"cesion.' W. cordially Agrp~
with the writer in urging the clams Of
Capt HowRste IL m-nt, capacity and
reputation sbould -ntitl- one Ia the plsc,.
HowEste would be pr~frrd above any
other; hot there qualifications will be the
LAST considered. Personal indnebc~ and
Juggling will securr the appointment.
Knowing this w- shall give M attention to
the matter. The rvward II genuine merit,
10 the exception and not the ruiz under
tAe pa>srAal GovsseDeas a ovsS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

u & W. A. Drakr, among the m"~t re-
liable merchants ~ North Louisiana, have
thrir usual large stock purchased at the
bottom at the market 10y the junior part
ner. After personal inspection If th,ir
g"o,s Ne can assure our readers that they
can purchase at very low prices any ar
ticl' they may need fiom the -inr- If u
& W. A. Drake. Mind-n. They are we'll
supplied with groceries aud PROVISIONS,
with FURNITURE, Wagons, slaves, dry gusis
both staple aud fancy, clnihing. bots,
shoes ant, hats, aud thousands IT other AT.
tlcl's that We haNr not space Ia mention
bnt the important consideration is that
they propose {" sell sny article in their
stock At hgnrr- that ALL satisfy the closest
buyer.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

Mr.. West, NOV with thu firm If Gregg 4
Ford called on u> last week From hmm
we learn that thu f,vuritr firm have deter.
mined to meet all the possible wants #
the Claihnruc trad. The, have now the
largest stock of g~'ds If their line ever
brought tn Shtrvrport-s stock bought M.
der circum.tarc-> that will enable them
to und-rSll all th'ir competitions. Buli
good' by III" carload ai'-p-cial rates, givrs
them advantages pos>~,s-d hy no other
merchants III the same line. They have .
full corps at clerks. among them gentle.
msn from all SECTIONS They desire to do
busin-ss IN manner Pheasant, profitable
and satisfactory to themselves and sll con-
eerpcd.
Il gives as tL~ greatest pleasure to sp-sk
II snoplimeu'ary terms If . house that
ssasas % we'll In the estimation Of the peo-
- - that Of Grrrg 4 Ford. We eau
With eonod-Ses urEe our rrsden tn pat
rssiss shis hr,n, becsusa We know that they
vin - srsassA fsirly 80 hbssslly.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

The storm which prevailed throughout
this portion Of the State was m'-t diSas.
trous ia It's effect at K-schi. The town
vas demolished. The Baptist church the
Baptist Female Colleges were destroyed.
Prof Rcynnld, W., killed, Rev. Mr.. Tuck
er Presidcnt 9th rollrsr WAS badly wound
ed. 4 numlrr Of other persons received
severe Injuries.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17
Nem 4hu7filrmrnH
WHAT r. =. NEAL SAYS.


IN account Of low vsir. In Red River
" ! have been deprived of the sale NJ
goods should have received month ago.
Nv stock il now complete. On my pur-
chasing trip ! visited New Orleans. Gin
cinnsti, Chicago aud 81. Lnuis. IN all
these cities found heavy stocks Of g'r'ds.
snd trnd, far b-low rSpeciions; IN fact.
doubt if paid anything like New York
quotations for single article. Many
Eos,ls ! bonght NJ great loss to the
original purchaser.
have an immense stock Of Flann-ls
and Jeans, hought ~ per cent. lees than
prices prevailing early in September.
Ihav- - finest Drawer aud Chinchilla
Ov~rcoats at Sll.!D each; they wunld I've
cheap at 5000. 20 Other OvrrcOats from
T. to =, equally chrsp.
Ihave a large stock If clothing bought
in regular way. st low prices.
30 do, nnlannlrrl Shirts from al 90 Ia
tl.50. Yuu cannot match them within 20
cents.
ZOO yari- Kentucky aud Doe Skin Jeans
in ~ to wards lengths. NJ prices that
meme will ohjrct to.
A few single Pants Patterns Of tin- Cas-
simrrc.
A larg. stock If duuhl,.uidth Water
Pro"hng. flaUHrfy, tus-inrrrS aud Beaver
Cloth, little over hail value.
900 yard, Black Alpaca. Y"nr choice
at ~ cents per tard. propose Ia match.
from this lot, any pircr Of Alpn bought
in the STATE. not costing over ~ cents.
100 Yards Imported Black Cashmere. all
wn,r. at b. cents; compare IL with other
at sl.W per tard, il''H use your own
Judgment.
The SEASON was far advanced before
received my Cl"aks | honght them ~
extraordinarily low figure, and IN order
To- h- certain Ia sell them have marked
them AT the smallest living profit.
d.. EsS GOODS.
Knowing the dislike Ladies have 10 9th
rrH buying of thu sam" pI"r' ] purchased
my cntirr stock III ">iusl, Dress Patterns"
no twu alike. have more THAI lun Pat.
terms with sin. Satin. Velvet oI rush.
and buttons To match every piece.
lnhk, SOM. VIII" al. within. To give you
hr, ~ Pattern ~ 'r'l' / 10 eli Won III" tIim-
ming. ! viii >aN thar my Iurm IL" stock al
Trimmings c"nIrr,>iu. - pieces Silk
and more f,iu .iW different kinds If Bu'-
tons, will hr sold At A. small profit a.
ntlrr gu"-l-.
] shtll Keep my stock no To- the require
m"nts of my trade. and shah adhru. Ia my
husiu"ss m"tt"; Have uofhihy that Nuu
can moi sell a. low 49, any hnnorthl- Com
petI;"r Always diNIdr bargain, With nay
Customers.
II has beet the cu>tum with many ia sell
iuG til. II cotton Ia ohlI.uir ihrlu>, lVr, t.
tra'!" with The mLu who huN-. Ihi> rlan
crrtaIul, d"s not lraN. the pI",luc, ~
fr.r to huN when he pra~''>. - II lr wrrr
L. sill Tor cash L. must h,. - idrit tnanN
thinking man. that " hen hr /. offered ito
| ,'-7t more i"r hi> cotton than II il worth.
tn, pui ha-,r las hi g""d- marked too
E,.h. ct h.. iniriids Ia >wiId.r Ny unud>
az. MT priced -" - Cd" justify fii~ loss
] NIll always Ind nu t"it u. " hat | think
II i worth ~ cash. aud VIII ALWAYS ~-ll
g,..ls. for 'dsh. enough cheaper, To- NOR.
than max the difference IN the enhanced
price q! cotton.
T. u. NEAL.
Nov. 10, l-s0. 1885,.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

Prohe6lsi0s OrAtAanee A.
ed BY tae Police J0ry o. n
borne NJ It's last Meestag, =
97th.
DE IT ENACTED By THE POLICE n
~ ry Of tue parish Of Siai6ornc, Thss
Election be held ou WEDNESDAY, the
day of D-c-mbcr. lev, to ase-rtaiu r.
s~u,.. of the people Of the several w.r,s
the parish concerning the s.le of Spirifs
ons Liquors; that IL y mSjority Of ali -
qualified voters Of the several wnrls. n, -
ANY war'l in the parish, voting ct said els,S
ton. shall vote for the sale Of spiritucr-
liquors, then in such ward or war,is lir-.s~'
therefor shall ISSUE for the next tvejv~
mouths in such ward or wards; oth.ruis,
ne license shall issue. Said Election 10 ~
held under existing laws, aud Zach p-rs~
voting M said election shall have wfits~.
or printed on his ballot the words "TrS
License ar Against License"
b. it further enacted, &c, That the III.
lowing named persons be aud they n,
hereby appointed Commissioners to hoia
said election:
WARD l-SAmmrrt-ld: A. L. Ham.
W. H. Matthew's, ". J. Barrow.
WARD 2-Gur,i"n: W. =. Nor.land. All
Blacknan, X. n. Cleveland.
WARD 3-ilaynrsvill-: Thomas Pr,ee
r. A. y. Winn, ". y. Copeland.
IIas,y's Cruss Roads: T. Bridgeinan. r.
}. Cater. Thomas Crump.
WARD i-H"llN Springs: ". g. Bonpe,s
:. VI. u. Wrhh, ". T. Meyers.
WARD 8 Athens: NJ. J. Pitmsn, ". p
Bidg.-. W. II. Candy.
WARp 6-SanIy Grove: J. u. Henry, >.
r. lirury. o. 4. Kelley.
WARD 7-ii"inrr: J. II. Simmons, ". W.
Arbucklr, 7. J. Upton.
Arizona: J. W. Willis, J. D. Pennington.
J. II. Chnpp'll.
WARD = Lisbon: james McClendou, ].
" Dawson. ID. A. Williams.
b. il further enacted. &c. That said
Commissioners, Oh the day after the cleo
ti"n. shall make returns If said election 10
the President of the P-iicr Jury. WIN shah
d'clarr the result 10y publication iu the
Official journal Of III. Parish.
tSismedl T. IE MEADOWS,
President Police Jury
ATTEST: J. r. RAMSEY. Clerk J.. J.
NOV Ste
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17
succession Sale.

Succession of Il. T. Dawson. decd.
STATE Of Louisiana. Parish OF Claiborne.
Dl ,Iiiu" uf commission aud order OF
ID sale. l>~u"d lay the Clerk If til, District
ont la and tor the above State aud par-
i>h. aud To- me directed. | will proceed 10
sell To- the last aud highest bidder, at The
late r.-i"ucr ni SAID deceased within the
legal huui- "i sale, on
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of December, 1850,
All the real aud PERSONAL property belong
Ing 10 ~ald succession, Ia Wit:
$50 acres Of land. Horses, Mules, Cattle,
Hogs. sheep. Household and Kitchen Fur.
niturr, Cotton, Corn. Fodder, 81 &c. ID
1.Im-"f Silc- Real estate onr.hslf cash.
aud the balance on twelve months credit,
with per cent. interest per anuun
iInm day al sale. the purchaser to give
good personal >r,nrify aud "a mortgage
retained tn >rcurr thu purchase price; al
personal property will I've sold for cash. 4
sale 10 effect partition and pay lrbts.
J W. DAWSON.
Executor. I
S"Venh"T }. $50. l2.ts :
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

The Ma, or and Town Council of Shrrvc-
Post have resigned b"cansr they were only
elected for two years aud that time had
expired without any provision having been
made for new election by the C"n-iitu.
ton or Legislative. II Is thonsht tina, the
Governor will appoint
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17
HOMER. Ia.
Wednesday .....-..-.Nov. II, 1850.

Mr.. Harrison. proprietor II the Guar.
dian has not yet recovered from the siroke
Of paralysis, which s~isri him week before
last. H. i. slowly improving. but i- not
able to tsko his accustomed place in the Of.
Ace
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17
I'm portant to Tax Payers.

1 IL the Taxpayers of Claiborne parish
n are hereby notified that all taxr- on
personal or movable property became de-.
lInqurnt on the nr>t day of November
l--u. II payment of tfr>- taxes i not
made hri"r" the expiration "f ten DAYS
from tins date tN"y. TO- | Will procr,d To-
collect according :" III" AV ia >urh ca-r-
made and provided. That l. {" -lN viii
seize and sell sufficient amount al per
-"nal property To satisiy their dues tor
taxes.
!. II. NJ TAYLOR,
sheriff aud Tax Collector.
Nov. 10. l--0 l3.ti
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SheriTs Sale.

Chafc. !Sh-a & Love. in liquidation. ~ O.
y. Anderson IL Parish Court M. 9I+
STATE Of ioai.,hna-Pa Parish Of Claiborne
DY virtnr of writ Of fi'ri facin> ism Il
ID ont nf the Par III Court IN and for .aid
10 ri-h and State IL the shove SHIT. and ~
mt dir'ctrd. | have s'ikrd and will pruc-,-l
To- ...ll To the last and highest bidder, within
the legal hours Of sale. At the Court house
door III the town Of Homer, on
Saturday, the lsth ~ u Deeeabsr, 1880.
thu follow ing d--crih~d property, -itnst.tl
in sail ia ,.h. To- Wit
TIL L"rihN"-i quarter Of southeast
quarter of SECTION Il; sonthwrst quarter
and w,..t half of northeast quarter. CON
tanning Three Hundred and SIXTY acr-s,
less One Hundred and sixty scrr-.
Also one cow and thr--. y-Arlings
marked crup "a the right ear; warnings
unmarked, two years old.
Terms of sale cash. with the benefit Of
spPrai--mrut.
J. u. ~. TAYLOR. Sheriff.
Nov. II, lss0. (PfesD li-ts.