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Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
NEW ADvERTIsEpEENTs.

NOTICE Il, JOHN BAUER, DO
~ hereby give notice that thail apply
to the Judges Of the O0urt Of General Ses-
sions Of the Peace and jail Delivery of7the
Staie OF Delaware, in and for the County Of
New Castle, on Monday, NoYember l6. be-
ing tho first day OF the No 0eSrni er 10, "a D.:
1880. for lic6nsa 70 keep an inn or tavt~n a.
No. S0l. oor. Of Eiaht1 and Button wood kts:ys
In the 8th Ward OF the City of Wilmington.
County and State aforesaid, with the prlvi
!ege OF selling Intoxicating iqQors In less
quantities than one quart, to De drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
citizens reocmn end the taid application,
10 vlt:
Wm. Forrest, Vim. D. Sparks,
Jas. CaEI0n. Chriatoff PniaAI,
SAMUEL Moore, John ale Hugh,
John Hayden, TheEnas Oarson,
Wm. B. B8ylts, Thomas Morrow,
Samuel r. Williams, Andrew Kilt,
Jonathan Scheil, Berj. ID. Kershner,
q. p. Beerbi0Wer, A3IreW Bance,
VIM. H. White, Wm. ]. Forrest,
VIM. Cox Barnard KalGy,
Ferd q. Sparks, 10 eeh F. Blank,
John B. MeGowcn, Fidel B.rner,
" lizard q. UawIey, ChErIes KoebG~Ie.
consist JUHN BAUER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
tbury nurray gDenEss,

ioe TO the OOlOred voters OF the
Delaware is: Vote early on
November I'd. StauBbury
lhe pOpnlat barber. No. Ill
n Street.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

Iof the lad character Of some
BE-, the specials add Sheriff
| ronghs from New Castle Ii.
Iraty sherifrs, u Che parade
quietly aud without any ssri-
bancs. The great Repubi
pz that almos. made the very
pb!o beneath their steady
! composed ofgentle.nen who
tsks any nOte OF a number
b Foughs whether dubbed
olia9" or "Deputy sherias.'
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

AYOTIOE. Il, EUGENE Il. Otis,
do hereby give notice thatI shall ap.
ply to the judges Of the court Of General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail 'ellvsry Of
the State OF Delaware, in and Tor the County
OF New Castle, on Monday, November 10. be-
ing the first day OF the November term, A.
d., 1880, Tor lisense to keep an inn or tavern
In the city Of New Castle, to be known as the
Depot House, situated on Eighth street, Of
said city, School Distriet No. As,
in New Castle Hundred, County and
State Aforesaid, with the privilege Of selling
intoxicating liquors in le's quantities than
one quart, 10 bs un1 on the premises. and
the following respectable citizens recommend
the said applisat to Wit:
John W. Aackey, John Kelley.
Joseph II. Callshan, David 3. Lewis,
X. p. Janvisr, VIM. II. Terry,
George F. Deakyne, D. ID. Longland.
ID. w. ElkintoD, Robert W. Wright,
M, N. Weir, J. l.. Platt,
F. T. Eagle. Cloud Piers0n,
Dhas. W. Wise. l.. Chase,
Ferdinand Lsckler, James Wilmos,
lO2st3t EUGENE Ii. OTIS.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
OVER 5000.

@sa I'm Lino Last Htehi-The Re.
Publiean Parade q Great Success
Miles Of Flaming Torch es-A
brilliant Pageant I'm the streaIB-
ThO biggest Dem Snstraiion Dela
ware ever Saw-G0oa Order Pre-
wallis.
Republication in Wilmington r,irnsd
supreme lastnight and political snthr.
siasm ranriot. The great demonstration
was the largest, most imposing, and
wi:hal the most orderly that ever took
place here. Prom frat 10 last il was a
grand success, and WILMINGTON Repub.
lioans have cause 70. o0AgratuiatioD
that the parade was 30 tree from an
pleasant Incident. It is estimated that
At least 1000 men were in line, bat the
following figures will give nearly the
axant numhsr
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

Red Fire, brilliant, durable and last.
ing, at Taylor & Fallerton's, No. 302
King street.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
Good NeRRN.

lGgart, GOT Market street, has
p iall goods. Everything IL
Ehoap, Splendid large ohFomos
Y, worth 80. Call and see
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
.u,horissd to make an en-
4, ,bs, Mr.. Henry +. Dure
r. v,a,I,1 naVbboye

.,horizsd to make an eth'
E,l tha. Mr.. Henry =. Dure
"A, Every BvenIng neW'boys
that paper to the
A they passed from the car
Of the papers being
.,h, Toys, they were gwen
4 10 be distributed. II there
H. else. Mr. Durs might any
.n,ad for his action upon the
H. general attack Of that
4 ,hs manufacturers Of this
|Bgsry Evening should no'
4 .Itsr sowing to the Wiad 1t
Ia to reap several slsVer-
winds before IL gets through
,sgs Of.lhs ship yards OF
ao,lipgswCrth, 1t is only On
|,bs diaCrimination in favor
h industries that the nrm
bou voik gets shirs to build.
Ibis protection in order to
Ia lhe demands for free
hbs Harlan & HoilingsSorsh
bsnno. compete with Rnglsnd
| ships without reducing the
Lsir workmen down to a level
,oor!y paid labor of ERrOpe.
Eciently plain to be under
by hen vote agaics! your
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
SAe WoafIanr.

AAe Weather.
bfsSa,.' tM Office of the Chief
'' Washington, OCT. ISL
EtIsa1,,Sio E.1 ior - 'Thursdey--For the
4 with osases, partly cloudy
10 ",sa oa1d.N OCCASIONAL rains, winds
k,eus,sassF s,ssF n0rthuestsrly, with
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
Wah Prom HashbV.
Drd Ia luin Tho nanoa..,-

Pa is agin the Democracy.
we prayed for short crops,
Ain noursnppllosshens went up
Fpsst and hoof rot among the
athonaand hills.
n we implored for a potao rot
potato bugs, or anything
Eosld distress the Yank and
howl for a change.
!, nOrs we prayed for distress
mere wpz prosperity.
Ups were good, and the prices
.p1Iiy, and whotkin a Dlmekrst
there 10 no troub,ef
ssched hard times and they
y and silver under cur noses,
| "a 10, % tho labores, 10, you are
n, Sla he jeered, shown NV US
a'ke nv the furnace was to us
\ Of the torment.
Sns Of hammers, and the weeze
Stgtne WuS our funeral knoll.
|,S1 ~ o,soS6urn "a and other brisa-
sna u' North but the people put
kH kIsaes in their cheeks and
Hslr heads in derision.
tsns., a. We hev a yOonyun coIjer
bss, Eoy a., ian,9erad, sayln, verify he
fssa hls yooniIorm.
|ssS9 S.sa EN- soft money but they
''"yln no soft monev In our,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

o"i tho Therrnometer
ftVsI'cAN Nl, ca Office, on THURSDAY
Az O'CLOCK, ,on IL O'Clock i,
Wo 40
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

A.air's 207, Gst rye SPARKS 200, J
Got 223, James 4 Webb NJ L Licbten
'tsin 22s, ar Dietendori 40l, dawthroI
L Br1., displayed the names of the Re
pnbljcan candidates in gas jsts, Ycnrl
Aen's Rspu blican club rooms brillian
display OF fireworks, Ball & ADdersoU
5ll, Jefferson Democratic club rooms,
Mrs. Rooinson 1876. John Baker 1872
Dr.. Tentum, Ii. 3. MaComb and many
Gtaerg.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-04-08

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tAi4#itH .n4 LII. 4 4
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fns | lnse feah IL uailal if
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MhA's ~ W srs

fhs approaching s4ipt Will II Ap6 II III Mn
inae' inll~sflsh ~ hNHi ist Iaa4 Nh #4#4l
lhS AffiAlslf ~ auiasfssNs nsa t,sstf4ts& fst 88
the tNlNs All alsAitl4s iii HI hstsse III. til MI
frtsfnE Ahi t#Antsht stAunl MA taA lsta
hitlets II Tin N4s ssEss4 Ht 4aIa.#5#t e4e
s* apprehension Andi aaytlAe tist IRs,n4st..ss#t3,
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whlss Va. NnNfu a lfEiV Hn4i lHlp l.hf 1he
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Hlnl ra1flnlt aaiAitH{ ii tt4s fns4tiaA II 100
Flle tHhsvhinh Nsliatst ~ l44f,.p,f Is ISL.
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Mas Ia
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The >eundais ,tt,nnlisln,

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ton ofrrnsr aud i ph hnp,l, ii
ills tlisn'. II III Aaan,tals ~ ,,,aat
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hl- signature g hi ftl IN, i'll Ii i
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public credit slihs "a aa1p III II
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hrihR ptas' 'i''sl IN III approval Nj
returned u 80 lsnly III uAIei, il
originated accompanied With III.
following stln n.-aas,
llpnAe hill ~ ,litll A.laNtli i.
turned without ~ nlainsAl, III III
reasons
l, TINT y appropriate flnnl IT,
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time Nhrn til 49, IA III III llal,tIt
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Y ! IT, li' 'fll.sp TINT i'll. t.a,t
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TIL appropriation 49, applicants 1T
II, hsli tAihpf Il would ,eslHi mai, III
lntet,I' FIJI Ill ia.llHftlelna= ii !.
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Tie phrsasa III I'LL I'LL iii Ill
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Nc ALlSTER'S
All. is3ttfs.,f Ill. lIIAi,istfI
ON Nj ..NI'.

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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03

| W. ii. Ellington has now o full stock of
all goods in his line, consisting of sugar,
flour, coffee, mackerel cured hams, coal
oil, powder, shot, caps, chow-chow pickles,
Hosfords self-raising bread preparation,
baby pickle, preserved peaches, straw
berries, raspberries and damsons, fresh
apples and peaches, extracts of all kinds,
| jugs and jars heel bolts condensed milk,
lard in 3 pound or pound buckets,
| cooked curncd beef, potted ham, canned
mackcrel, writing paper, pens aud ink,
rice, axle grease, syrup, green tea. soaps,
snuff in uicklc boxes, and tobacco in buck
cts or fine chop, herriugs (dried), starch,
soda, lemon, and lemon sugar, canned
tomatoes, sclatinr, spice, pepper, axes and
Ak handles, horsc-shoes and horseshoe
nails, cigarettes and cigarette books,
candies, nuts, cream tartar, backing and
brushes, dried apples, table salt, salmons,
fresh pears, bologna sausage, Lea aud
Pcrrins' Worcestershire sauce. catsnp.
pistol cartridges, washboaris, ropes, back
bands, aud garden seeds of all dcscrip-
lions. All Of these articles Mr. Ellington
will keep on hand in his, new house on
southwest corner of public square, and
which he offers to sell rs low Us these
goods can be sold ia this market. His
business has continued To grow from the
beginning and is now lively. Mr.. Filing
ton is well posted aud Knows what is
salcablc III this market, hence his goods
are all fresh and his stock is supplied every
week.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03

Mr.. Harris will receive in a few days
the finest lot of books ever brought tn
Homer, lie has several copies of Robin
son Crusoc, Swiss Family, Bunyan's Phi
grim's Progress, lvanhoc, Fairy Tales and
other books for the little people. He has
cheap yet strongly bound copies of Byron,
Moore, Shakespeare and Burns. lie has
the best cook book in the world Indeed,
h" has Il fine assortment from which some
loving father can select useful books for
his bright ard promising boy.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03
Red Rust Proof Oats.

We are in receipt of letter from those
popular and enterprising merchants, Gregg
a Ford, of Shreveport, informing us that
they are just in receipt of a car load of Red
Rust-proof Oats, which they will sell at
reasonable prices. 1t is not too late we
are informed, to SOW these valuable oats.
Onr farmers should make haste 10 purchase
from Mcssrs. Gregg a Ford, rs the demand
Is very great even now.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03
Monday, March 18th, 1880,

between the legal hours of sale, the follow
ing described property To wit:
Section sixteen (l,i), and the northwest
quarter, and the west half of the west half
of the northeast quarter of section twenty
one CID, less two acres sold Ia j. +. Ford;
and the southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter, and sonth half of the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter of section
seventeen az all in township twenty -one
CD north, Of range five 90 west, known
as the home place. And also the south half
and the south half of the northeast quarter,
and the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter, and the east half of the southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter of section
twenty-five t25), in township twcnty-one
cd north, of range four az west, known
as the Noicn piace-containing III all f35S
acres more or less, situated i'll the parish of
Claiborne and State of Louisiana, together
with all improvements thereon.
Also all of the personal property, rights
and credits belonging Ia said SUGGESTIONS
consisting of Cotton, pr0missory Notes, Ac-
counts, &c.
Terms-All personal and movable pro-
pcrty for cash, and the mmovahic proper
ty one-fourth cash, and one-half of the
other three fourths on y credit of twelve
months, and the remainder on n credit Of
TWO years, the purchaser to give notes
with personal approved security bearing
eight per cent. per annum interest from
day Of sale till paid, with a special mort
gage and vendors privilege retained on
the land % secure the purchase price.
Sold 10 effect apartition and 10 pay debts.
+. II. McCLENBON,
Administrator.
February IL, lS-O. 2ti:ts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03

by reference to the card it will be seen
that change has been made in the Livery,
Sale and Feed Stable managed by that very
clever gentleman, Il. I. Ragland. Mr.. VIM
{. Nnrrcll takes the place Of his father,
John Murrell. Willie is fine business
man, understands horseology to perfection,
and Will hr we'll liked by all who have
dealings with him. Mr.. Ragland is retain
ed rs manager.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03

We are informed 10y Mcssrs. Gregg Il
Ford, of Shreveport, La, that they are
carrying stock of Twenty 20 Twenty five
cars Of corn. and 1000 to 1900 barrels OF
corn meal, and that they can sell the same
quotations; and being shipped overland
from Kansas aud the West, they can safe
ly guarantee always being in splendid
condition. and lot subject TO any damp
ness rs when shipped by river.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03

II sometimes happens that, after years OF
study and labor, a physician succeeds III
making medicine that is almost pana-
eea for all flcshly ills. Such is the case
with Nicolds' Wonderful ~ Eight-a rem
edy that cures aches, pains, neuralgia
rheumatic, and from other causes. won
derful Eight is good for almost everything
and is sold for the very reasonable price of
one dollar per bottle.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03

H. NJ. Mcllcnry again invites the public
TO inspect his fine stock of drugs, cigars,
tobacco, wines, brandics, WHISTLES, &c.
lie feels sure that his prices are sufficiently
reasonable, and that no one has purcr goods
than he. His articles for the toilet have
been selected with the same care A. have
other goods in his line He only asks that
purchasers give him fair trial and he Will
ensure satisfaction.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03
Fire and Marine Insurance.

A CrEEIr, Of Shreveport, La, is one of
III" most reliable Insurance Agents III the
south. He has the full confidence of all
who deal with him. lie is authorized 10y
the following companies which he repre-
scnts 10 take country risks: The Liver
pool. London n Globe, uf England; the
Continental. of New York; and st. Paul
Fire and Marine, OF Minnesota. All ap-
plicati"ns for Insurance of property should
be addressed to A.CURRIE, Shreveport, La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03

After having made full investigation
into the causes of his wife's unhappiness'
and the petulant manners of his lovely
daughters, one OF our leading citizens as
covered way to make home happy ne
narnessed his team and with two bales OF
cotton went to Shreveport. With the
proceeds of the sale he purchased supplies
and an elegant Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine from Foster Carter. Smiles were
upon every female face when he got home
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03

Mr., A. II. Davidson, Of the firm Of Camp,
Davidson n Ferguson, has gone TO New
Orleans, and while there will buy large
stock of spring and summer goods. Mr..
Davidson has the reputation Of being "A
skillful buyer. He displays excellent
taste and judgment. The new stock of
Camp, Davidson n Ferguson will be aux-
iously looked for.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03
List Of Jurors for the next Term
Of the ID. e..

DE 1T REMEMBERED, That on this the
ID 10th day of February, 4. ID. lseO, We,
the undersigned qualified Jury Commits
sioners, met AT the Courthouse in the town
of Homer, Claiborne parish, Louisiana, for
the purpose of revising the general venire
aud to draw the venire for the next Term
Of the District Court Of Claiborne parish,
and after choosing eighty persons to COM
plctc the general vcnirr, in place of those
drawn FOR service At the last term of said
Court, proceeded to draw the Jurors to
serve the first week nf the next regular
term of the 18th District Court. when the
iol!owin named persons were duly drawn
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03

Marion llarland and Mary j. Holmes
are fayuri,c writers with the ladies'. Their
stories are interesting ami pure. There
is nothing harmful about any book that
either Of these ladies have written. Ma
ron llarllnd, To our mind, is the best
writer of the two, but both write well
Young gentlemen should purchase -uch
books iS these 10 present to their lady
friends; husbands should give them "a
their wives; brothers 10 their sisters, and
the lady who desires to pass an hour pleas
antly, when resting from household cares
should by all means purchase one Of these
books frou Mr. Harris, at the post office.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03

Hon. Irwin Talton, elected 10 the Legis.
lature from Webster parish, is very clcv-
cr old gentlemen aud y good Democrat.
His first act on his arrival At the State
Capital was to 20 into the Democratic
caucus. Mr.. Talton informed the editor
when hc was in New Orlean, that although
elected 10y Grcebackcrs he was in reality a
Democrat.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03
Supervisor of Census, 3D. Dist. OF La.
LAND OFFICE, NATCmIToCHEs, La, !
February 10th, leo.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
~ following named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and secure final entry
thereof, and that said proof will he made
before the Clerk of the District Court of
Claiborne parish, at the Parish site, on
Thursday, the LIST day of April, ls-O, viz;
James II. Howard. Homestead entry No.
ga for the SCI Of NWt and NEt OF SWt
Sec. -, +. - ". of X. Il W; and he names
the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinnous residence upon and cultivation of
said tract, viz: I. +. Grassland, George r..
Grassland, J. +. Spurlock and G. J. Pate,
all residents Of Claiborne parish, post-oftice
address Arcadia, Benvlle parish, La.
l.. DUPLEX, Register.
February -, l-S0. 2-:6t'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03

Old weather prophets say that we may
To compensate for the continued dryucss of
the Winter. This prophecy, if fulfilled,
will be disastrous TO our farmers. Nothing
rctards crop so much as wet Spring.
1t looks as if we must wait for the Spring
rains to give us navigation in Bisteneau.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03

Young blood and brains are beginning to
tell in the drug business, is is evidenced
by the remarkable succcss which has at
teuded Leon Carter. of Shreveport, since
he bought out T. J. Tre2evant. \ full line
OF drugs, oils, paints, fancy goods, &c.
Experienced clerks, small profits and hon
esty in all statements make Mr.. Carter
justly popular IN his business.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03

Apart from the pecuniary advantages to
us in publishinGthc book locals of d. w.
Harris, postmaster, we feel that we are do
ing the public service in keeping them
informed as to the books he has for sale
Every man who carries a good book into
his family may congratulate himself that
he has benefited his children far more
than if he had given thrice, yea, even ten
times the value of the work. There is no
surer proof of the progressive farmer than
TO see books in his house. The man who
reads and has his children TO read puts it
in the power of those with whom he and
they associate to speak in highest terms
Of him Read such books as Harris sells,
and life will be more and more pleasant.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03

We are Informed by our friend. X. =.
Ragland that he has inst received an ad-
ditlon to his stock of livery. lie has sew
ersl new stylish horses and some fine bug
Gies. prairie" is frst-class livery man,
a. full of accommodation as an egg is of
meat, and will always do the best possible
for all his customers. He deserves enough
patronage 10 make him rich
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-03

Every man from Claiborne who goes to
Shreveport should by all means call on
that clever gentleman and prince among
confectoncrs, jules Guerrc. His bcauti-
full store is always filled with elegant
candies, cakes and fruits He sells at
reasonable prices, and will always treat
visitors whether they buy or not with
great pollteness