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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-16
Wild Weaver.

Elmira, N. Y, 15.-Gen. Weaver
was in Elmirs, to dag. and addressed
two inmenEe greenbsck meetings
Rev. Thomas Z. Besoher, greenback
candidate for Congress, presided and
made o characteristic speech. Gen.
Weaver spoke for two hours in the
open air 10 the afternoon, mainly On
the question of finances. and incl
Gentally On the ballot box frauds in
the south, whereby be said the green.
hackers had been robbed OF victory.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-16
THE MAINE ELECTION.
Lowering the Fusion Majority
with Republican Per
SEstcncy.

AuKuats, Ne, 15.-S.sIus OF the
legislature: neutrality-suspicious. q D.,
fnsionists 10; house, republicans e2,
fusion 81; with two tied.
Chicago, 15.-Iater- OceaH's Wash
ingGou: Commissioner Rum re-
turned from Name to-day. He Gays
the democrat and greenoack success.
Was iBs result Of coercion Of the
former, within tie last week hsiore
the election under pressure from their
leaderG, II vote the fusion ticket
which, up to that time they mani
tested little inclination to 10 He
spoke lsst night at = meeting al
Bridgeport. Connecticut, and ta:d
thai the tesulJ 10 Maine was under
stood there TO be local contest and
had li,tle efec: upJn the spirits Of
either party.
Col Lee Crandall, secretary of the
national greenback party. writes az
follows to him:
". a. Wallace. Chairman Of III,
Democratic COMMITTEE:
Dear Sr-Ip behalf Of the nation1l
greenback labor partE, permit me tc
express my grEtifoasiou ct the unso-
liciIed and msgnanimOus act Of tho
democracy OF this cisy IN celebrating
the victory which our party hsS
gained over the hard money oligsrchy
10 the State Of Maine, and to say that
1t shall ever remain engraved upon
our memories AZ enc Of the most graz
cious acts OF the gallant but retiring
democratic party.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-16

TIE EMIGRATION from Canada to
the United States has become SO for
midabls az to cause the church to in
terfere to check it. Lord Beacong-
fields pretty description of the coun-
try and his promise that the rush
across the line would be from thif
side, ere daily proven 10 be the FOOL
ish, reckless uttersnces OF an III.
posted statesman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-16
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
Reds nuelIiBg.

Santa Fe, N. M, 15.-Thc Netos,
tomorrow, publishes an account of =
duel between a Ute Indian and q
Navsjoe, which took place last Thurs.
day. A few friends of the Indians
we're present. The Ute Has killed
and the Nsvsjoe seriously injured.
Knives we're the weapons used. The
duel vas caused by both Indians
wanting to marry the same girl.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-16
Mining Suit Decided.

San Francisco, IS "A dispatch
from Eureka, Nevada. says: The
district court ha, decided the case OF
the Richard Mining Company against
the Albion Company in favor Of the
latter. The decision sustains the one
ledge theory decided by the United
States circuit court in the Eurska
Consolidated rs. Richmond case.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-16

The TELEGRAPH press agent IN
Montana did not deem il OF sufficient
importance TO let the country know
thst.Hon. Martin Msginniu bad been
renominated for delegate to Congress
from that territory. The democratic
convention was held on the 9Th in
s,snt, when. Maginnis was unani-
mUusIy nominated on the first ballot.
The action cannot be considered
otherwise thEn as a high compliment
to the gentleman himself, as well IS
indicating the possession of wisdom by
the Montana democrats. Mr.. Magin'
Ma has already served four terms.
and lis denomination insures fifth,
as no other candidate would stand
the slightss. chancs of election SIS
against, i'm. The gentleman Ii
among thu sblest and most active oil
the territorial delegates, and has
been instrumental in securing the
passage OF some good lave for the
territories. He wield5 large infu
eace in the House of Re- resenta!ives,
and has served his constituents
honestly and ably. 1t is not impro'
babe that Mr.. Maginni, will go rem
delegate to senator ss it is likely
Montana will be a state By the time
his coming term expires.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-16
ssc'y National Committee.

Portland, Me-, 15.-Four hundred
and five towns give Davis 69,9l2,
Planted 6S,57I. scst,eriug 1913;
Davis plurality. 1,S4I. The same
towns last year gave Davis Sc. 103,
Smith 55.619, Gsrceloa. l6. 806. acat-
tsring 262. The Mint freight towns
to hear from gave. last year. Davis
500, fusion 4, $50, a fusion plura ity
of 1879. Deduct Davis plurality
now in AMI Plaisted has left IS
plurality. The Senate at lsst &C.
counts stands: Republicans %
fusioniIt4 9; House, republican, 81,
fusion;sts 81. Complete returns from
the First District insure Reeds cleo
ton By about 100 mEjority. The con
stitulional amendments s-e probably
carried.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-16
The DuIeigno Cession Row.

Rsgussa, 15.-The Aibanians con-
tinue resolutely to oppose the csssion
OF Dulcikno, and are Fastening thither
en- Daasse. It ia asserted they have
resolved 10 kill Rizl Pasba, who is at
Kalockol with only 500 men. The
AlbaniAns have forwarded fresh
threatening address to the Porto.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-16
Virginia Democratic COmPrG-
mise.

Richmond, 1.-The regular con-
servative and resdjuster stats COM
mitseea met separately, to-day, with
the view of arranging their differ
ences and to insure the electoral vote
of the state for the democratic nomi-
nee for president. Tbs conservative
committee appointed . subcommittee
to draw up plan of compromise to
be submitted 10 the readjusters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-16
.ShLg LAKE DAILY HERALD
TnuEsn.y- MoasE,.a. Sc. 10. IssO.
TEE DAILY Herald is publisbep

TIE DAILY HERALD Is publsheP
every morning, Mondays excepted, st
East Temple Street, nesr First South,
Salt Lake City, by the HERALD PRINT
ING AND PUBLIsHIgG COMPANY. SUB
scIiption price $1,000 per annum, post
age Included; parts Of a year st the
same rate. To weekly subscribers,
collection made by carriers, 25c. a week.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD Is
published every wednesday and Satur-
day morning, at $3.50 a year; six
months, Sl.75; postage included.
THE WEEKLY HERALD is published
every Thursday morning, at g a year.
six months, Sl.25, postage included
Postage outside the U. S. and Canada,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-16

TIE CHICAGO Times shows that IN
the late Vermont election, where the
stalwarls boasted Of their wonderful
gains, the republicans gained one
vote in twenty-five over tho vo.e OF
1876, AMI the democrats gained only
one IN $3.50. Bot Ike gains through
out the country would give Hancock
1885. $50 snd Garfield 4,216, 626. or a
popular majority tor the democratic
candidate Of 70.194. Ia New York
Hancock would get 522, 149 and Gar
field 5IO,537. Ba. nobody has the
feinssst idea that any other state,
north or south, will slow anything
Ike the republican gains il Vermont
Hancock's popular majority will ex'
coed that of Tilden, and his electoIa
votes viii oatnumber Tiiden's by q
dozen or more. A.t-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-16

SAVE YOUR BOOKS by getting
them bound. Try the HERALD
Bindery.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03

ProhlhSti~n Ordnance Aeope.
e Sy tie Police y0Fy Of C1oi.
horse &C iSs lsse Needing, Oct.
1Sth.
DE 1T ENACTED BY THE POLICE JU.
ID ~ Of the parish Of Claiborne, That an
Election be held on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th
day of December, 1880, 20 ascertain the
sense Of the people Of the several wards OF
tho parish concerning the sale OF Spiritu-
Gus Liquors; that il . majority Of all tho
qualified votep Of the several wards, or OF
any ward 10 the parish, voting ct said cleo.
ton, shall vote for th. sale OF spirituous
liQuors, then in such ward or wards license
therefor shall issue for the next twelve
mouths in such ward or wards: otherwise,
no license shall issue. Said election to be
held under existing laws. and each perSon
voting at said election shall have written
or printed on his ballot the words -For
License" or Against License
Be it further enacted, &c, That the fol-
lowing named persons be and they are
hereby appointed Commissioners to bold
said election:
WARD l-Summerfeld: A. L. Harper,
W. II. Matthews, W. J. Barrow.
WARD 2-Gordon: W. =. Moreisnd, Aft
Blsckman. r. II. Cleveland.
WARD 3-Haynesville: Thomas Price,
r. A. n. Vim, ". S. Copeland.
Hssty's Cross Roads: I. BridgenaB, &.
}. Cater. Thomas Crump.
WARD +-Rolly Springs: ". 8. Bonner,
S. NJ. d. Webb, ". p. Meyers.
WARD 5-Athens N. J. Ftman, W. F.
Bridges, ". II. Candy.
WARD 6-sandy Grove: J. d. Henry, J. |
+. Henry, o. A. Kelley.
WARD 7-Homer: J. II. Simmons, W. W.
Arbuckle, T. J. Upton.
Arizona: J, W. Willis, }. d. Pennington,
n. Chsppell.
WARD 4 Lisbon: James MeClendon, J.
v. Dawson, ID. A. Williams.
BE it further enacted, &c, That said
on the day after the cleo.
inn shall make returns Of said election To
he President Of the Police Jury. who shall
-clare the result by publication in the
)ficlal journal Of the Parish.
(Signed) T. d. MEADOWS,
President Police Jury.
ATTEST: J. r. RAMSEY, Clerk p. J.
nov 3-te
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03
Succession Sale.

Succession Of X. T. Dawson, decd.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Claiborne.
Uf virtue Of commission and order O
~ sale, issued by the Clerk of the District
Court in and for the above State and par
lSh, and to me directed, l will proceed ts
sell to the last and highest bidder, at the
late residence Of said deceased, within tn,
legal hours Of sale, on
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of December, 1850,
All the real and personal property belong.
ing 10 said succession, to wit:
S0S acres Of land, Horses, Mules, Cattle.
Hogs, Sheep, Household and Kitchen Fur.
nitur-, Cotton. Corn, Fodder, &c, &c.
Terms of Sale-Real estate one.balf cash.
aud the balance on twelve months credit,
WIN per cent. interest per amman
from day Of sale, the purchaser 10 give
good personal security and a mortgage
retained Ia secure the purchase price: all
personal property will be sold for cash.
sale to effect partition and pay debts.
J. W. DAWSON.
Executor
November 3, lssO. I2t.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03
Cooper { Jacksoa's Clrcus.

cooper q Jscksou's big circus, museum
ana menageric is to be in Homer on Mon.
day next. the stb inst. Here i. vb,, m.
sidney (lowa) Democrat says of IL:
cooper Jscksons circus and menaReri,
s,a .o'' T III our city to good sised audi
good standing with the communi,v =.
large ana deserving Of the popularity they
are rapidly gaining, ~ they rally sbow
mnch more than they advertise. The
r Tenagsr,s consists Of the large elephant
h v.ua, ana OF lions, tigers, leopards,
nyensS and a large collection Of n,opkev.
BIRDS, etc The circus is better than ,om,.
tost sdverise more largely. Their clowns
arc god. The riding. tumbliny, leaning
ana general ring performance 10 rrc-ljent
Maname Milnetta in her great iron law
w.. 'o ."n Is something truly wonderful.
we can recommend it TO all lever, of
am usement. VI
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03

ton Of the people sud yet move 10 the bes,
sircSss Of society.
We know that the people generally dc
Bot unite in coodemning violations Of the
Law - they should else such violations
would not Be 90 frequent. The crime OF
perjury, for instance, 10 more frequently
committed than any other because political
necessities demand . host of false wit
nssses, and - the public do not ostracisc
the false swearcr, the party wanting the
false witness easily hDds him.
Tbs present corrupt state Of affair, uu,,
" laid at tho door Of the Republican party.
10 retain their power requires the most
Vlcfons practices on the part of their lead.
en- Their continued immunity has made
them bold; the people observing that men
who are guilty Of all manner Of crime.
escape punishment and are no, even
tsoooed In society grow lenient them.
'eives, and the result 10 that many WRONG,
're committed that were not pos.ible
'e"s ago Unless there 10 . sweeping
mango cleaning Of the Angeau stable.
~ the success Of the Democracy, this
'Auon with oil her wealth and luxury will
" stepped in wickedness, .. WA III.
soman Empire. God grant an early
hange.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03
h Eleeliea.

The election passed OF quietly yester
day. The crowd was the SMALLEST ",
think that ever assembled on the street,
Of Homer At o general election. We saw
no Greenbscker at work ~ bis ticket
Richard Love, with spectaelss on bis nose
did yeoman service for the Republican
party. The vote polled at the Homer box
was a very small one, caused mainly, We
imagine, by the cold bad weather and
muddy roads. We judge that several
hundred Democrats did not vote-to their
shame be it written. No excuse will JUS
tify an absence from the polls when every
vote Was needed to beat Lanier. Men
who stsid at home yesterday do not de-
serve either (, eedom or the security given
them under . good government. They
have 80 little appreciation Of the value Of
the election franchise that they should be
deprived Of it, We cry shame, Shame
upon all these, and IL others could be re.
'eved Of the oppression we could almost
pray for absolute radical success aud for q
rushing d--potism.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03
The City itsa.

IL givee rs great pleasure 10 notice IN,
great prosperity Of our favorite copte,npo
r"ry, The City Item, New oriesns). Not
standing the fact that the Item has been
enlarged, both in number and length o,
columns, advertisements have 90 eucroacb.
ed upon the space reserved for read.r,
that only one column 10 left on the third
page for reading matter, and like encroacb.
henfs are made on other pages. Mr.. Big.
peys journalistic experience has of copr..
taught him that his subscribers must no,
De neglected We therefore look for an.
other enlargement at an early day.
This prosperity is we'll deserved nv nh,
contemporary. In the first place there i.
no more accomplished journalist 10 the
south than +. d. Bigney. He 10 ides,.
ned with the history Of journalism in this
state aud has been connected with no m.
per that he did not adorn. lie has Oh hi,
stan writer who 10 beyond all oue,tion
genius. Shame upon us that his nam.
mas escaped our memory, although ".
thought that we bad preserved the
clipping containing bis name. Hi, con,r;.
buttons when We recognize them are pr..
served and gives much pleasure to n circl.
Oh friends who can appreciate them. But
We began to give the reasons rhr IN. |
Item deserves Ia be prosperous. Tn. .di.
'0r'a' corps though small, are men of
great ability. The "manners- Of IN. ma.
per- II tho word will apply, are alrav,
courteous, digniAed and gentlemauly. I,s
''ur'e 10 consistent and there seems to be
10 Tear OF consequences in handling abnse.
ID short we think that the Item. 40 far M
's size will allow, is in every respect rb.,
hrst class paper shonld be.
ihe printers who, with Mr Bienev
orm the association, which owns and con.
ro's the paper, are, 80 far a. our acauaiu,
"eeeA'end'' energetic, worthy men Of good
a"'t'' Many Of our readers remember
'nuiy mat clever gentleman, Frank Hat.
son. who lived in Homer many years ago.
"a 10 one of the association. When i, a..
NY last winter we made tue acquaintanc. J
two Others, Messrs. Beggs aud Bryan.
the Others who make up the company j
e As clever, worthy gentlemen az these
e think that the Item Association i, nror.
pc 'cct 1t il pleasant to know tina,
lie profits of the Item will contribute 70 J
e happiness Of many members of the
AT and will not be absorbed by one in. 7,
'idnal' perhaps entirely ignorant Of IN. J
I-h7e'ervatve. The beauties and benz. 5
: 81 cooperation arc strikingly .xem. G
h'' IN the success Of this paper. Tha, -
A'shly appreciated contemporary NAV y
o" IN wealth aud usef,ln-ss is our wish
a desire that apart from our esteem for 81
ram OF it's owners arises from onr be. II
'nat the cause Of freedom, good gov. T
'ment, honesty and all the best inter-st. c
society will be advanced by the success
such q newspaper.
leeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents mals. -
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03
Mas heetlns.

Pursuant to previous motto. the D,mo
cratic Conservative part, met at the Cour,
House on the 3Otb ult.
On motion, Rev. J. A. Parker WA. mani;
n'onSIy chosen 10 preside aud Ben r. Cole.
man SECRETARY.
Mr' D. H. Ch~ppell addressed the meeting
in one Of bis most eloquent efforts. paving
An eloquent and deserving compliment, to
the nominees Of the National Democratic
ticket, showing up .ae Republican marty
IN their proper lis.t, and admoni.hinT th,.
voters to nae Weir honest effort. Ar m.
polls for HanG,ck and English and Gu
King for COMPRESS. ""' ''"
On motion. the meeting adjourned.
J. A. PARKER, Chairman.
b. X. COLEMAN, SECRETARY.
oves Greass spots aud stains from
Oil kfnA - ~nAs 0k>l~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03

rim. DC ,h Lo'ce jury are brginning in ample
prohibition uestion-prohibitiou Of conr.s
applying 70 the sals OF liouors. Ths
sense OF the people will be- mad. knew
oefore the beginning Of 1891, 40 tb., no
like IL. VI e"' '"'n8
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03
PROCEEDINGS
OF the Police Jury Of Claiborne Parish.

The Police Jury Of Claiborne parish me,
ct the courthouse Wednesday, October ~
1890
Present: r. ID. Meadows, Prest., ward g.
X. J. Hart, ward l; w. L. Cakes. ward q
W. 3. Copeland, ward 3; John Miller, IT,,
ward 4; j. W. Mcfarland, ward S; T. W.
Howard ward g; L. r. Lay, ward
The Board WAS called 10 order.
On motion. the Court-Honse committee
was continued, with instruction to have
the Court House roof repaired AS they
dem proper, Mt tn. expense. Of the parish.
| BE Il enacted BY the Police Jury Of CLaiborn.
Parish. That an election be held on Wed
nesaisy, the eth day Of December. lsso, TO
ascertain the sense Of the people Of the
several wards If the parish 0ncerniuy the
sale Of spirituous liquors; that il a majority
Of all the qualified voters of the several
wards, or Of any ward Ia the parish voting
At said election, shall vote for the sale Of
spirituous liquors, then in said ward az
wards license therefor shall issue for the
next twelve months in snch ward OF wsr,is.
otherwise no license shall iss,se; ssid cleo.
tion to be held under existing Law, and
each person voting at ssid election shall
have written or printed on his ballot the
word. For License or Against License
lie n further enacted, &C., That the follow
ing named persons lie and they arc hereby
appointed Commissioners to hold said
election:
WARD l.-Sammerield: A l. Harper. W
n Matthews, w J Barrow.
WARD 2-Gordon: W F Moreland, All |
Blacknian, X II Cieaveland.
WARD 3-Haynesviile: Thomas Price. r |
VIM, W = Copeland
Hasty's Cross Roads: T Bridcemau. C. ]
Cater, Thomas Crump.
WARD 4-Holly Springs: W S Bonner.
u Webb, W = Meyers.
WARD 5-Athens: NJ j Pitmap W =
Bridges, W II Candy.
WARD 6--Sandy Grove: J u Henry. JF
Henry, o A Kelley.
WARD Homer: J II Simmons. W W
Arbuckle. + J Upton.
Arizona; W Willis, J d Pennington ]
u Chappcll.
WARD s-Lisbon: James McCl-ndop. !
W Dawson, ID A Williams.
BE il further enacted, &c, That said com.
nissoners on the day after the election {
hall mako returns Of naid election Ia the I
resident at the Police Jury, who shall de.
inre the result by publication in the
hicial journal Of the parish I
tSighed) i. ID. MEADOWS, {
President Police Jury.
Attest: j. r. RAMSEY. Clerk =. J. :
When, on motion, the Board adjourned i
III o'clock Thursday morning. h
(S'gh-d) T. ID. MEADOWS.
President Police jury.
Attest: y RAMSEY, Clerk p ~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03

BY referring p our advertising column.
wiii De 800 that Mr.. s. S. Bryan adyer.
t.ses vs.naoss jend for sale. The 6ne
10 well known. There may be . great
bargain In this property offered by NJ
Bryan.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03
TO COTTON GROWERs-

WANT my friends and the public gen.
l. orally tn know thst have inst purch...
ID . new sO-saw Brown Cotton Gin ana
have made great improvements at nv Mill
and Gin, II miles west ,f Lirl,on. Am
now prepared 10 meet all demands that
may be made ON ne In the way Of erindins
com. saving lunber and ginning cotton
Ny terms arr ~ reoronable a. hrrrtofor.
invite the patronage Of the public.
J. r. FORD.
So'y % H. 6c6mml
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03

We are pleased to see that DIR. and Mrs.
siias Turner have returned from a visit Of
SIX weeks to Missouri. Both the Doctor
aud hit wife seem to have eujoyed their
VISIT u we are to Judge Of that fact bv
'h'ir appearance. DR. Turner We learn
extended his tour ~ far north IA Pbila.
delphia' on business Of his which promise.
10 be OF great valne to the scirnc. Of m.di.
cine.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03

We are pleased to learn thu. N. Res
Bryan has been employed by Henry Dr-y
fuss & Son, Shreveport, and will from aud
after the first OF next week be found by bis
friends at their store. II is not necessary
to call attention to the many good traits
ct Mr.. Bryan's character that have made
him 81 popular with his numerous friend.
aud acquaintance in Claiborne. But il
may be advisable that we SAY something
about the house which has secured his
services. Henry Dreyfuss & Son are sue.
cossors to Raphael Kahn & Co, Henry
Dreyfnss having been a partner in that
hrm aud Mr.. jules Dreyfuss, the junior of
the new firm, clerk. A long eYperienc.
with the people of this section has enabled
this house to buy goods always sui,abl. To
the market. Now that Mr.. BRYAN has
gone To Shreveport every person from Clai.
borne in Shreveport should trade with
him' We guarantee satisfaction.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03

IAN Ia tau, rat plan, music on the has.
druin' room for the spotted horse.
H ~, eitPhnnt now goes round, goes round
-. The band begins To- play,
The little boys under the monk.v.c.
Had better get ont of Tia. way.
The circus is coming, I'll. bin.,,o,,
wiii dc here, the ring tailed ipm,k.y and
cue iohg tailed bear. Oh, It's gloriuu.-,L,
crown, the monkeys, the brass band ths
hrora. Language fails to d-scrib.. ill.,
mixed .-hsaiionS that ov-rpow.r VA. W.
may rrfra,n fr"m following the street pro.
s s It's b-cn So long since a circu.
i,,, our Town that We appr-h-nd ab,o-
.",r standardization. Al any rat. VII
.shr mont seat. good, bad or Indifferent,
TUE reics OF boyi-h curiosity that i, in onr
sou must lie satisfied. Go, why of cour,.
we are going; others may do ~ tb.y III.
ont THIS editor GOES, aud don't Won f,ry., !,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-03
FOR SALE.
Notice OF Final Acconn,

Succession of II. ID. Mullins deceased
STATE Of Loai'idna, Parish Of Claiborr,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That w
AZ H. Mullins Administrator Of the aboy,
named succession, has this day filed in n, =
once his hnal account Of said succession
and prsys for the same TO be homoloyated
approved aud made = Judgment Of tn.
Court. '"e
Now. therefore, be it known that. un,...
oppo-ition he made thereto within the nm.
prescribed by law, the prayer of TN. snD
plicant will he granted.
IN witness whereof, have herrun,o 49,,
my hand and AFFIXED my Official
val, on this the lst dat of Nov
A. ID. $50. DREW FERGUSON.
i@V Clerk ID. c.