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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

Tho ANIMAL Conference nf the Methodist
Episcopal Church South cnn>rnrS NJ
Shreveport on the 18th inst. This j. an
occasion hcall~tng,thrr al the preach.
ers aud many of the most distinguished
lay memhrr- of the Methodist Church iu
the State. Occurring rs u does ~ Shrr,r-
port. in easy reach at ~ If the roads are
good, the opportunity I" attend Conference
will bc taken advantage "f lay many # the
brethren in the parish None who can at
tend should miss the chance To- hear the
best preachers in the State.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01
Sheriff. Sale.

Chaffr, Shea & Loy-, in liquidation, va
p. Au,lrrson-In Parish Court No. ~
Stat Of Louisiasa-P Parish Of Cfaibsrse
DY virtue of n writ Of fieri facias isso
ID ont Of the Parish Court in and for
parish and State in the above suit. sn4
me directed, have s-ized and will proc
to sell to the last and highest bidder, wiz
the legal hours If sale, ut the Courf-hse
door III the town If Homer, on
Saturday, the 1sth Day Of Deeeaber, ~
the following d-scrib-d property, sitae
IN said parish. To wit: =
The northwest quarter Of soutbe
quarter of Section Il; southwest quas
and west half of northeast quarter,
tanning THREE Hundred and Sixty -
less One Hundred and Sixty ncrr~.
Also one cow and three yrarlings..
marked crop of ih. right ear; years.
unmarked. two years old. 80
Terms Of sale cash, with the beness
appraisement. ~
J.H. N. TAYLOR, sheri9
Nov. II, 1880. (pf@) h
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01
SheriH"s Sale.

Berry & Warren ~. J. NJ Colr--In Justice
Court Ward 3, Claihornc parish
DY yirinr Of writ Of attarhmrnt i--nrd
ID IN the abnvr entitled suit and to me di-
r-ctrd, have sizrd and taken into my
p,s>s~ssion and will proceed to sell To the
last and highest bidder, within the legal
hours If sale. at tue courthouse d1r in
the town Of Homer, On
Saturday, December 18th, 1850,
Twenty fur Hundred aud Thirty four
pounds of SEED Cotton.
Trru--Cash, with the benefit Of ap-
prais-ment.
J. II. N. TAYLOR. Sheriff.
December |, 1850. (pfA1 lots
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

RFOAoDAneoD OUla1D0Ooe A.
81 ~ eAe RoeAco JURy q
eSeDe ~ ne ooSe meeeiaR.
34th.
DE TT ENACTED By THE POLIcr
ID ~ Of the parish of Claiborne, ~
Election be held Oh WEDNESDAY, -
day u December, lee0, 10 sscsrtsio
sense Of the people VI the several var
the parish concerning the @le If spl,I1
ons Liquors; that u majority Of n
qualified voters Of the several wards, =;
any ward in the parish, voting At said
ton, shall vote for the sale Of spiritu
liquors, then in such ward or ward. 49,
therefor shall issue for the next twei1
mouths in such ward or wards; othrrvsE
no license shall issne. Said election 10
held under existing laws, and each urr,
or printed on his ballot the words ~
License" or Against License"
Be II further enacted, &c, That tia -
lowing named p~rsons be and they ~
hereby appointed Commissioner TO -
said election:
WARD l-SummerRcld: A. L. Har,.u
w. II. Matthews, W. J. Barrow.
WAND 2-,jor,ion: W. =. Morelaud. ~
Blackmnn, X. II. Cleveland.
WARD 3-Haynrsville: Thomas Pr.
r, A. N. VIM, W. 8. Copeland.
Hasty's Crss Roads: T. Bridge man. 4
J. Cater, Thomas Crump.
WARD 4--Holly Springs: W. 8. Boo.e
s. NJ. ID. Webb, ". p. Meyers. :,
WARD 5--Athens: n. }. Pitman, W.
Bridges, W. II. Candy.
WARD 6-Sandy Grove: J. D. Henry.
+, Henry, o. A. Kelley.
WARD 7-H"n-r: J. II. Simmons, ". X
Arbucklr, 7. J. Upton.
Arizona: }. W. Willis, J. d. PennipstG(
J. II. Chappell.
WARD g Lisbon: Jnmes McClendon-
W. Dawson, ID. A. Williams.
Be it further enacted, &C, That r
Commissioners, on the day after the ~
tion, shall make returns If ssid election (
the President Of the Police Jury, who ~
declare the rrsnlt by publication In q
Official Journal Of the Parish.
(signed) T. ID. MEADOWS, s
President Police Jury.
ATTEST: J. X. RAMSEY, Clerk Y. J.
nov Ste
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01
WHAT r. =. NEAL GAYS.

ON aeeount Of low water In BED River
vi have been deprived If the sale II
gospsls I should have received month ago.
Nv stock is now complete. On my pur-
chasing trip l visited New Orleans, Gin
cipuati, Chicago and 81. Louis. In all
these cities I fonnd heavy stocks Of goods.
snd trade far below expeditions; In fact, ]
doubt il I paid anything like New York
quotations for n single article. Many
goods ] bought at q great loss to the
original purchaser.
I have nm immense stock Of Flannels
and Jeans, bonght ~ per cent. less than
prices prevailing early IN September.
have "a finest Beaver and Chinchilla
Ov-rcaats at &ll.5O each; they would bc
cheap at $1,000. 20 other Overcoats from
Is to y, equally cheap.
Ihsve . large stock Of clothing bought
In n regular way, at low prices.
70 dor. unlaundr-d shirts from 4l.OO to
II. so. You cannot match them within 50
cents.
500 wards Kenipcky and Doe Skin Jeans
none will object to-
A few single Pants Patterns Of fine Cas-
sim-re.
A large stock Of donble-width Water
Proofing. Flannels. Cnssimrr-s and Beaver
Cloth, little over half value.
500 wards Black Alpaca. Yonr choice
ct 45 cent. per yard. Ipropo-e to match.
fr,,m this lot, any piece Of Alpaca bonght
in the State, not costing over 10 CENTS
100 wards Imported Black Cashmere. all
wn.r, at 65 cents: compare il with other
At elOO per yard, then use your own
judgment.
The season was far advanced before l
received my Closks ! bought them at
extraordinarily low figures. aud in order
to b~ certain to sell them I have mark ed
them at the smallest living profit.
DRESS GOODS.
Knowing the dislike Ladies have n 9th
-rs buving NJ the samr niece I purchased
NV entire stock in "Singl- DRESS Patterns"
no two mike. I have more that 100 Pat
terms with Silk. Satin. Velvet or Plush,
and Buttons to match every piece.
Unlike some who nre willing to give von
a dres. Pattern in order to sell yon the trim
ming. 7 will say that my immrns" stock of
Trimming compri~ing ~ pieces Silk
and more than 5oO different kinds If Rnf-
tons. will I've snld Mt a. small profit a.
other goods.
shall keen nv stock No tn the require
menfs If nv trade and shall adhere 10 nv
business moftW Have nothing that won
can not .-ll ~ low n. any honorable Com
petitor. Always divide Bnronips with my
customers"
II has been the custom with many in sell
ing their COTTON to obligate themselves to
trade with the man who buys This plan
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

The New York World declares that Gar
field stands To-day in precisely the same
aftltuGc that Tihl-n did four years ago.
There viii hr proof offered to Congress
which Will -how that there were enough
fraudulent votes east for Garfield in New
York which. If thrown out, wond change
the r-snlt III that State. II therefore with
New York Hancock would ie rl,ctr,l aud
thr-~ allegations hr established il il Mr..
Gari' Ids houndrn duty Ia be- consistent
with his position fnur years ago To yield
quietly aud let Mr. Hancock he inaugu-
rated.
That is the way the World puts it, but
Of conrse Mr.. Gart-ld cares nothing for
consistency and much for the presidency.
Therefore Gen. Hammock must wait and
's&- his chsea- fssr sssrv b<~ce'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

We have been requested To- publish n
decision of the late supreme Court, rem
drrcd hv Chirf Justic" Manning, limiting
Police .Inrirs ia lrNSing taNr>ns t" amount
This hrci~iou j. lengthy one, and We
have not hrrn able Ia tnd space for IL.
We may lac able to publish il next week
the law. Pulirr Jrrv cannot levy more
than then mills IN the dollar. unless hy n
vote of the people they are authorized to
increase the rate.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

IT. 4 ". A. Drake, general dealers, Min.
den, La, wish the pnhlc to know that
they are prepared to meet any demand
that may he made nn thrm. Th-rr il no
article ever kept IN a general store that
may not h- purchased from them. They
pay the top of the market for cotton and
sell their gnods M bottom prices. But the
gentlemen who compose the firm, MrS-rs.
Harvey aud Ahncr Drake, are 80 we'll
known {" ia" people thar they require no
endorsement from Ms They will not fail
TO carry out the promises We have made
for them.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01
TO COTTON GROWERS.

7 WANT my friends aud the public
L orally To- know that have Just puve.
I'd new eO-saw Brown Cotton Gin,
have made great improvements at ~
and Gin, II miles west # Liri,ou..
now prepared to meet all d~mnnds
may b- made on me IN the way of grie
corn, saving lnmh-r and ginning -
My terms are rs reasonable ~ herrse
invite the patronage Of the pnhlic; "
July d, 1890. 5O"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

Our old friend Judge X. G. Drrv was
surely born under lucky star. The
wheel Of fortune at every revolution dis
closes something to his advantage. He has
reached the climax aud need never expect
in this life to receive brighter smiL from
the tickle G~ldcss than the one which
irradiated her countrnaucr on the Eth
nit, when he led Ia the altar Miss Kate
Caldwell, the belle of Bossirr Parish.
Where the heart i, there is home:
Where the home ia Their, is rest.
May the sanctuary wherein our friend
has emhroned the queen Of his hearts fon.
de.t wishes be- ever to him a haven of resi
in which be may 6sd consolation from
the ILL "flifs.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01
Rru Embellishments
SEE II E R E!
For sale by

4 LII iho-- indebted To Joseph shelton
n are rrqu-st-,l to call NJ soon n. po--i-
blc aud cancel that indebtedness. ! have
been l-nirut and hav. sold the goods IN
long time, hut my obligations are brcon-
ing pressing. and money ] must have to
pay my avn bills. Medicine for yonrsclf
and family are among the actnnl nrcessi-
ties If life. aud now the year is drawing
rapidly to u clos.., hr SUR and remember
the druggist. JOSEPH SHELTON.
Dec. l. ls-O. l6-tf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

That tb~rr are decided advantages for
onr farming class In trading with Shreve-
port, seems "a b- c-rfain, else they would
not 20 tn that point year after year In
large Numbers. or cour-~, every citizen ~
Homer, wonld I've glnd to have the people
stop at home, Civ, to Homer merchants
the preference in the purchase Of cotton,
and invest the procrrds here IN The pur-
chns- Of go.SiS with which Homer IL ~ well
supplied ne any town in Loui-iana. The
desire Ia ace onr town do we'll. il natural
and proper. That would he n strnngely
constituted individual, who wonld not feel
annoyed to are thousands Of dollar. spent
away from our town, going to increase the
wealth Of a community half . hundred
miles away.
Bnt while Ne are nnxious to ara Homer
prosper. while We would gladly do all in
our power to Increase by legitimate means
her trnd- andsb- prosperity which would
exist which We unaid-d aud alone cannot
change.
A certain as that the needle will point
to the pole is the fact that the man who
prsluc-s the cotton, will seek the highest
market for II, more especially il this mark
ct furnishes facilities for the purchase 81
n-,-l'-d go"d., cheaper than he could e.,
them az home.
Many citizens Of Claiborne parish, think
they have found this happy con,bina-
iion to exist IL the Shreveport markrk
Their facilities for shipping, enable them
to pay for cotton, New Orleans prices, and
for the same reason, il is claimed that they
all all g'"ds cheaper How true thi-is,
We can't say, hut m many of our
patrons 20 there, il il duty We owe
them fo do all that WE can to secure better
roads, an,l other facilities that may h-
needed to make their trips rs pleasant
aud profitable possible.
We ARE informed that there ar- hundreds
go to Shreveport ut once, il the rnad, wrr.
not impossible. This cotton, We are told
b-l"ng- to parties who ARE under no obli-
cations Ia sell nj home. They claim that
they can get better price in Shreveport.
aud can buy their supplies cheaper, hut
fh-S" advantages might rs well not exist
in the present stage Of the road.
To the merchants Of Shreveport We
would say, 10y all means have the shed road
through the swamp finished, even il Ice
necessary In advance the money do 81,
complete the road aud you will secure II
substantial return IN very short time.
When il takes II wagon ten days la 20 to
Shreveport from Homer, nn, return. those
who have cotton to sell will quite likely
seek another market ii such all one can lr
found.
There are other market. too, within
Homer, as u last rr>"It, nlny capture the
trade that Shreveport wants badly. IL
will be- unfortunate indeed. if the business
which has been going to Shreveport, should
ever br divided.
In ~ much ~ very many of our people
go to Shreveport, IN their interest, we de
mand that AID br given Mr.. Watkins if hr
requires It, sufficient To- "nah, him To finish
the shed, and besides, :hnt all nvrr-rrrs b,
tvrrn Mladrn and Shreveport, br brought
To- sru-r uf their duty.
These suggcsiIun- are made at the in
stance "f SEVERAL of our patrons no desire
I" benefit Themselves 10y whatever adNan-
tagrs Shreveport may possess.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01
Prohibition.

IL was our iutrntIun two weeks ago, ns
oppressed III the Guardian of that date, 1"
write an editorial upon the question of
Prohibition. We did not consider that the
issue presented was If such grave impor-
lance ~ To drmand that We take sides
While there are many who believe that in
Prohibition j. Ia hr found the only CURE
for tn countless evils that result from mn
excessive Use "f liquor. there are moral
men, go"d citizens, christians. who think
that the present system, sale under re
strlcti"n-, Is best. SO. while Their, exists
liNiNion between men, equally DESTROYS
of doing good, II was not required that We
take sides. We intended Ia do ~ onl,
hrcauSc Of our drsirr tn advocate the views
We held upon the matter rs presented to
the people.
but ina>much ~ there exists 4 radical
difference ~ "pininn between the publish
rr and proprietor and the editor We conld
not rsp"nsr either side "f the question
vi hnnt change in the relations which
exists between t. parties mentioned.
W remain, therefore, neutral. freely
ofrrlng ia" use of our columns To- both
pnrr The Guardian II AN organ through
which III" people may b- heard A. We
stated snnr WEEKS ago our columns are
Omen to All
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

The roads, oh; the roads, the beautiful
roads. Making the wngonrr with heavy
loads, rip, and rant aud ours" aud swear
while they ynash their teeth and tear their
hair. Abusing nvrrsrrrs aud cnr-lng
hands, and. M rhyme fails and pros" has
been exhausted, it only remains tn 1ny
that unless the weather changes the roads
will be- impossible.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01
Look Out.

All those indebted to b. II. NcHenry
will hasten to settle up ut once. as his
business arrangements demand that his
books I've closed before another year begins.
Then be speedy Ia settle aud get clear
receipt By all means pay up No as to he
sur. Of accommodation next year.
loft
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

In the next Congress the Republicans
will have n MINORITY Of four nvrr all in the
ion Of the senate in sill in doubt. The
last figures We have seen give the Demo.
Gratis aud Republicans an equal number
Of Senators, with David Davis aud Mnhnur
Of Virginia ndrprndrnt. Whether Ma
hone will vote with the Democracy is the
question that now agitare- the party.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

"The Curse Of Cnrdimon,' M article
from the pen of onr favoritr contributor,
"Cuthbcrt Cary" will npprnr next week.
Under the general h"ading, SCRAPS ~"
hope to publish series oi exquisite
sketches from this writer. His articles
arr marked 10y dcllcacy Of sentiment. u
purity If style and an ease Of expression
that would do credit to writer's of more re-
nowu
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01
ShcriH's Sale.

Berry 4 Warren. in liquidation. W. T. J.
Gcrrn-N M. -79 in Parish Court.
STATE Of Parish Of Claiborne.
DY virtue Of writ at iirri farin- duly
ID issued To- me IN the above entitled suit
have seized. and will proceed to sell To
the highest and last bidder. at the Conrt
house door in the town Of Homer. On
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

Berry 4 Warren W. NJ. W Crow-No. l3l
Parish Court Of Webster parish.
State Of Loaisiand, Pdrish Of Claiborne.
DY ,itn- Of n writ Of ii. f.. issued in the
ID above entitled can-e aud tn inr dirrctrd
have -rizrd aud taken into my r"ss-ssion
and will proceed To- sell, To the last aud
highest bidder, within the legal hours Of
sslr, at the courthouse door IN the town of
IInnI,.r M
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01
Saturday, December 18th, 1850,

within the legal hours Of sale. the follow
ing described property, I" wit:
One Black Mule. named Beck. : years
old; seventy gallons Of Mnla-scs, and
three Mich Cows.
Trrms-Cash, with the benefit Of APP
prais-mrnt.
|. y. GLOVER. by, Sheriff.
Drcrmhrr |, l--U. (pfsI lots
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

The Roth-chld case is still brfnr, the
courts IN Texas. The s-coi.t trial il now
going on III Marshall The public is fnlnil-
iar with the facts Al, Developed at the iu-
quest, aud on the first trial.
We have --n it stated that Rnth~hild
is sustained by voluntary contributions
from III. Jews If the country. We doubt
this. or at least We doubt Il any Jews Of
the better class will contribute money to
enable this n,an tn escape the rrrrhution
for his crimes. At any rate. the case pre-
srnt- a remarkable example Of the value
of money in enabling n criminal to escape
the vengeance of the law, aud is Il sad
c"ninrntary upon the defects in our sys-
tenn II laws. II is said that Culbcrtson,
R"thschild's leading lawyer, has never hest
II criminal Casa. IL seems that his prestige
will suffer nothing By the termination Of
this remarkable trial.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

The Trading jrw-lry houses Of New York
city have furnished Mr.. kortum with his
selection nf their stock. Their, il upthinx
rare. beautiful ~ artistic THAT w,s,ld graf
ny the -'noss r~dncd, or IN uneslsivstesl
tavt~, that usv ncs b hcughs q Ksrtsm's.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

For Christmas tricks aud novelties 90 10
Skeletons. Our friend, Harris, assures us
that in his long experience as druggist
and dealer in fancy goHls, he has never
than those just received by shelton.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

I.nuirr the radical candidate for CON
gross, who was defeated oy Gen. Ming. la.
begun his preparations for II contest. 1t
-rruis that he j. collector Of internal
revenue. liz has written to his superior
IN Office. that it /, dangerous for him 10 at
tempt collections. lie fears assassination,
aud dar-s NJ; leave his house.
How does 1t happen that he il in danger
now, when h. openly canyas-td - portion
Of the district without danger before the
election. We venture Ia assert, that his
collections have been made through the
mails generally, and that he only PROCESSES
travelling now IN order to give coior to his
assassination yarn.
Mr. Ldnrr /, IN no danger Of ASA ssina-
ton. There is nothing that h- 0auld do or
has d"uc that would give any one " iSh
to Nil him. We wonld like Ia hear FROM
the people nf his town about this story.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01
Saturday, December 18th, 1850,

the following described property, To Wit:
Seventeen hundred pounds Seed Cotton;
Fifteen head If Cattle. and one Mare and
Colt.
Trrms-Cash, with the benefit Of ap-
prais.nient
J. II. VI. TAYLOR, Sheriff
December l, l-s0. (pf s. l6t.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

Last week nearly two columns of pay
ing matter crowded ont several articles
that should have appeared. among others
marriage notices, death notices ard an
article on prohibition. We have done bet
ter this week, but still find that We need
space.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

II IL Thought hy snnn persons that all
those who have not dug their potatoes,
will find them ruined 10y the freezing
weather last week. We have examined
one crop and do not think it materially in
jured. Ribbon cane that has not been we'll
housed j. damaged.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01
Good News.
loft.

The public will take notice that ;. G..
iIrrndon. ~ we'll and favorably known to
"ur people II. a dealer in stock, will be here
"n or abont the 18th lust, with drove Of
fine Missouri mnrS that will he sold ut
reasonable prices. He has still a small lot
"f first class stock IN charge Of X. T. Rag.
land. who il authorized to act for him.
"wlhE or CARDui" for Ladies only.
For sale by Is. NJ. MrHENRi.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

All the citizens, tax payers, of the parish
uf Claiborne, arr invited To assemble IN
Mass Meeting, Mt th- Court HOUSE in the
town If Homer, on the 9Th day nf D,.crn-
her The object Of thi. meeting is todis-
cuss the present rate If taxation, aud tn
provide n,-ans and devise method II
iesfing its legality ,~for- the conris. All
tax payers are requested to attend
TAX PAYERS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

James y. Moore. Esq, "f the law firm Of
Richardson & Moore, Ia. been quifr III for
some time hut We are pleased To learn IL
now much better with the chances IN favor
Of an early recovery.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

Gen. J. FLOYD King has written n letter
10 tho president IN which h. shows M In
hi. pror~r rolnr- Lanirr. the defeated can
ddate for congress. aud his declaration
that he l. in danger 81 assassination.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01

See notice Of Sheriff sales IN To- days pa
per. Mich cows. cattle, mules, horses. n
colt, se-d cotton and mo1as-.s are among
the different articles To h- offered.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-01
HOMER. la,
Wednesday ,---.-...-.Dec. l, 1850.

We call attention To the politely worried
call made by Mr.. Shelton on hi. debtors.
His demands are reasonable and should by
all means lie heedrh