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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19
MORaAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD AND HTNAMHHIP 90.

April 1916 hhds sugar Richard Millihan-1 do to
Rykoshi H. Manade-2 bbls sugar John Cader-2i do
SuttOn-6 bales cotton A A Mouton.-l do q w Sen
toll Aoo-G sacks wool ~ pkgs eggs do hides to Ky
koshi Manade = bales cotton Lehman, Abraham
Aeo-6 bales saosa 2 sacks wool Dbl hides snd 80
pkgs eggs y VileTman-77 do bales moss ~
sacks wool ~ hides l. Lsoassagne bds hides to M
Prim-8 hides \ sacks wool " pkgs eggs @ spor-
~ do Dbl hides l. Terrebonps-2S sacks rough Toe
Foerster's Rice Mill-aJ 90 Pedersen- "a pkgs Z
eggs l. surle &oo-B do Berkson Bros do I hides
W II Merhsl- Haoks wos to WIN Mehs-t do to
Frotsoher-2 bales ragsJ Hourg-,2 bales moss
II Groehsl &eo-s do L Nj Gilmore do PIX gs eggs
j M Walsh-i5 dc @ II Wright-6 boxes eggs II +
Gotham &oo-i0 pk GO eggs sacks wool II Beer-4 do
M Walsh-Q do hides pkgs eggs Hirsch. Adler
&eo-s3 head calves q Meble Moo- suBdries to order
Total II bales cotton IT hhds sugar ~ bbs sugar 10
bbls molasses | hf do ~ sacks rough rioe
From Gaveston--Per steamship Josspbine-H7
sacks bone meal " phgs mdse hp bales hioes and N
bales Gotten A whitney &oo--tis do Blake Bros a.
Co-90 9umbel-2O kirkpatrick &oo-t to Moore a.
Colsmau-40 head cattle Ayoook Mitchell &oo--ag
do II M Flautt-sundries to orderTotal GIG bales OF
cotton
moss Roemer & Sohultz-55 head cattle TO Ayoook.
Mitchell Aoo--sundries 70 order
Msmsrauds.
The Br ship Lothair Capt Boultop which sailed
from New York at $40 .. m. January ~ for Hong
Kong passed Aniier on the ID day of April, thus
making tho passage from New YORK TO Aniier in the
uDpreoedsn eddy short space of ~ days.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, April i7-saied for New Orleans.
steamships Chsmetts. Read, and New Orleans,
Halssy.
New York. April n-Cleared for Galveston. sch r
Yellow Pine. Ireland
FORHIHN PORTS.
[By Gable 10 the ". Y. Herald
Antwerp April la-Arrivsd from New Orleans. Br
steamship Acton. Wilson, and not reported yes.
terday.
Bayonne. April u-Arrved from New Orleans sw
bark 0rienteD. Winok
Antwerp April A-Arrivsd from New Orleans, Br
steamshp Fifty. nine Knight.
Sesford April k-Arr, cd in the Channel Brit
steamship Camea. Smith. from Now Orleans for
Bremen.
MarseIllss, April 1t-Arrived from New Orleans
Ital bart Moo. Capso. April is-sailed for New
Orleans. Ital brig Aurora Adorno.
Genoa, April l3-Arrived from Mobile. schr FELTON,
Bent, Buckley.
Grsvesend. April ts-Sailed for Galveston from
Antwerp, Br brig Oromocto, Robinson
by MALL
Havana April 7-Cesred for Now Orleans Span
bark Amigos, Tellesia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19

The average cost of p54 buildings erected
by the Peabody fund In London WAS $l565.
while those erected by the Sir Sidney Water
low Industrial Dwelling Company cost s6S5,
or less than one-half The former pay but
two per cent and the latter five per cent.
while the former are occupied by much bet
ter class of tenants than they were designed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19
FROM THE PASSES.

FoRT EAps, April ~, 6 .. m.-Wind sou'heaat.
Arrived: Steamship Morgan, staples master
Mt o 80 n. m. from Havana via Florida ports. ~
Chas. A. Whitney Il 90.
Brig Ellen Holt. Duncan master. from Fort
Spain TO master.
Mexican brig Dos Amigos. ARulrre master. II
days from Vera Cruz. to master.
Schooner Sautp Oteri, Pi55au master from
Kingston, ia, to Il, Oteri II Brother.
Schooner Sylvester. Johnson master, FIR ON
Ruatan. to \. Oteri Il Brother
No danArturnR.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19
A Good story of jackson.
Galveston News.

Gen. jackson was once visiting kentucky
town, where, among the gentlemen presented
to him. was Major Lewis, who desired to i'm
press jackson and his admirers with his own
Independence Taking a dignitied attitude,
he said: "Well, General. have all my life
been voting against YOU" jackson cour-
teously bowed to him and said, good natured-
": well, Major Lewis, have all my life
been lighting the battle Of my country, In
order that you might enjoy that privilege.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19
Born While George Hi was King.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 13-Tnere lives IN
the eastern part of this city an lrishman
named Mathew Robinson, having the appear
claims to be 1870. He says that he was born
under the reign OF George III, and says that
his grandfather lived 140 years. he says he
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19
WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT
Eienal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending Mt 2:oH y. m. sunday. April 10
observations taken ut the same moment OF
time Mt all atationa.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HOTEI-B II simms city: Knowles,
Washington: VIM Holmes. city: Samuel q
Grossly, Matamoros; dastin, Mrs Gattih
Brighton. Tenn: D u aunhy, La; Mrs John
eon and child, ILL., Green. HarRerv,lle
Mias; L Cooley, steamer Tensas: NJ III John,
son. barry. La; Sol Wolfe. New York: VIM
Morris, Mas: John Powell. W 7 Burns, Gre
NADIA: Il II Lee, J. Durson. Baltimore; James
LiDkln, La: 2 I Kennedy and wife, @ Foster
and wife, Bradford. Pa: N ii Trlbett. Terry
Mas: q w nj Mount. city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19
AMONG THE CENTENARIANS.

Robert Wallace, OF Waterford, N. b., who
died recently, enjoyed 100 years of this life.
One of the pioneers Of Genoa, Mich, David
Hight, died on Friday, as he was closing a
century Of life.
The Oldest person in Washington county,
Pa, is Mrs Mary Newman, who will be LOO
years of age in June.
Mrs. Ellen Hanley celebrated the anniver-
sary of her one hundredth birthday on
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN VESSELS.

NEw York. April 1e.-Arrived: Steamer Celtic
from Liverpool Egypt from Liverpool. Holland
from London. gty of. Alexandria from Vera
Orus, Hnrry Aiming from nj editerrnnean ports.
NEw YoRR. April ls.-Arrived out; Canada.
City of Montreal w estphaia,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19
RIVER NEWS.

OYEIOH NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Monday. April 10. 1850. !
Arrivals.
See marine column,
Departures.
John A. Wood. Raven and bRrges.
stage OF the Rivera.
Daily tele0raphio report Of the stage OF water
1t various points. with changes. In the "a hours
ending yesterday OF .. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19
STEAMBOATS,.

Reuben II Springer, Hart, from Cincinnati
Centennial Davidson from st Louis
Silver City Wood. from Shreveport
Port Eads. Davis from st Louis, with barges
Jno ID Souly, wilkinson, from Minden
E Gay, Brown. from BAYOU Sara
John II Hanna johnson, from Camden
st Mary, Sullivan, from Floyd
Emma Irvine. Ruiz. from Lower Coast
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19
DIRECTORY:
JOS. PATZELT,

Nos. 1O1 and 1913 Baronne Street.
SHOW GASES. STORE FIXTURES AND
~ Building Work In first class order. ALI
kinds of SHOW GASES made to- order. and
UPHOLSTERING and VARNISHING done In
the best Of style on the shortest Qotioe. dez1s
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19

took the first canal boat through Lookport
locks, N. Y. that he was meyer sick, never
wore spectaeles or carried O enc or crutch.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19
MARINE NEWS.
oEYIOH NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
April ", 1880.

Steamship Morgan, Staples from Havana via Fiori-
ds Ports, to O Whitney &oo-Algiers
Ship City OF Mobile. Jones 81 DAYS from Rio janet
ro in ballast, to master-Point
Nor bark Condor. Syvertsen, 5p days FROM Rotter
dam, TO master-Point
Brig Ellen Holt Duncan from Port SPAN. to master
Point
Mex brig Dos Amigos, Aguirre, 10 days from Vera
CTuE, to master-Point
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-19

II, indicates rising: u. Indicates falling:
Indicates stationary.
LOCAL RECORD.
New ORLEANS. April ie. 1890
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-10

We are under obligations to Sergeant z.
! r. Brady, in charge Of the ONCE Of Signal
Service Corps, at Shreveport. for = synop-
sis Of the report Uf the Chief Signal Ofic-r
Of the United States. From this synopsis
we CLEAN many items Of useful informa-
tion with regard to this valuable branch
Of the public service.
The enlisted force of this corps has been
increased To i've hundred men. Candi-
dates are required to pass a preliminary
educational examination bcfor" they are
accepted. They are seut To Fort Whipple
for instructions and drill. They are tested
%! PRAGUE" ~ ASSISTANTS on STATIONS lh-
sirhct"d later III hlgh"r branches, again
'Hhmlhrh ana agar" tested before they are
e""uS''u WIN tue Sole management 81
s'd''""''
TOT tue "'hrhl "i "Sfi'hltnraI abd com
"t''IaI interests on" hnhdtrh ana ninety
SIX STATIONS nav" ot"h maintained during
TUE year 10 MI 'he system oil stations "i
rom "hich reports are deemed
necessary I" enaoi' proper warnings To he
give" u tue approach ana force OF storms
anu oth"r h't'oflc changes twenty
STATIONS KNOWN - sunset stations, at
"h''h -lhglr "''"iNatioh ~ taken each
''N at s'"se' ny c''/eh appointed f"r
'""' pun P'N'' nave "'Th continue" III OPERA
''"h' liner" l. haiiA exchange ~ reports
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-10
An Excuse.

Our patrons will pardon III" appearance
at the paper tht- week Mr. Harrison.
publisher and proprietor of the Guardian,
was stricken with paralysis on saturday
last aud has not been able To- Resume work
Although the stroke was comparatively "a
slight on" II was sufficient To- lncapacitate
han from work aud to throw the Affairs of
the office into considerable disorder We
are happily able to announce that MIR
Harrison Is recovering and viii soon he
able Ia perform all the Labor that usually
falls To la, lot.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-10

waS sitting thor" all alone. viewing
With Wide open. bali i~toul,hrd eye, m,
sl"li"us h"'u'V Of ~ autumn sunset in
the valley of tlu. "lo~.ul'r" Reclining.
bali iraltnl, midway h.ivcru ~" drON
h"~"rn ct old Mother Earth aud the clr,iiuy
li"aN'u-. Who's" purplug r"uca,r was
pr"pprh lay the heavy suuv capped sum
mii- "t the Nl"rris, and with no sound
:" disturb ia" uuhruh,n stiffness that
~hr"ud'd ilu~ gorgeous huIlll "i diN. saw
Oh" Vhrun'N "t NY pony, tI'd 10 tho valley
FIR hollow, ar'l th" musical uurmuring uf
the Falls - ih,N flashed into sight over a
projecting ld-"" i grant" q hundred feet
above. II IAN along radiant with tn, Sun.
whose last diving gllur" lad turned the
silver thr'Idlrt II water into a laughing.
dancing stream Of liquid gold. rrnulrd
with hur~tIug huhlri- at purple blue
aud "rtu.': gliding tauta>iicIllN onward
Throwing up = miniature mountain at Vari-
hn'd SPRAY. ~ joins with other aud similar
streams. aud thus growing holder il clashes
hrIdl"uI over u drclivtV aud j. lost To-
view. IT, a moment ~ r,aprcarS broader
aud >ir"ug"r Svifirr md with MI. con
Nc"u~ dignity of increasing p"W'i II clasps
hands with the lower Falls which tashr-
up from III" eastward. and arm ~ arm they
together rush madlv over the las, and
,t"rp">t lin and fail with LAUNDERING
"'r''"d" iu'o The placid shining huS m If
W" Yosemite river. while Ear NJ above
the towering peak of old Nuunt Mazda
III" ~nu lluG'r~ Just ore muiurut To- ki>s his
iuu"'cd hruv aud cai,>> hI~ >turm-hrnfru
h." 81 MT" flaming halo "t clorilird brantV.
ard then. dyriiug one long uui, riinr shaft
81 mellow light arhwart III" darkrninr
lrrd>,afr. h" plurVc~ down the ahvsS of
Heaven and l. seen no morr. And then
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-10
Successful Poultry Raising.

In raising poultry or stock il
should hr the ann of every one 10
keep II healthy and improve IT,.
You can du it very easily toy adopt
ing some ~ Strmarlc rules. These
may be- summed up in bret as toll
lows:
!. Construct Your house good and
warm, 81 rs To avoid damp floors.
and afford Hood at sunlight. Sun.
SHINE Is better than medicine.
>. Provide u dusjIug and scratch.
ing place where Nou can bury wheat
and corn and thus induce the fowls
to take nrc,liul cNcIcISr.
). Provide Yourself with some
good healthy rhrkrus, nome to b,.
over three ur tom lrais old. giving
one cock To every twelve hens.
!. GI\c plenty ui fresh air III AL
times of the year, especially IN sum.
ncr.
>. Give plenty OF fresh water
daily. and never allow the fowls To
go thIIsjN.
u. Feed them ~ SYSTEMATICALLY. TWO
al three times Il dan and SCATTER
the food So they can't eat too tdst
az without pIurcl cNrICI>r. Do not
feed more than they viii eat up
clean, 81 they viii get lIrcd oi thar
klud ui tcrd.
!. GIVE them Il VARIETY at both
Gt\ dud c""hcd food; Il mixture Of
meal and Vegetables il an excellent
thing tor Then morning meal.
). GIVE soft tcrd ia he morning.
and The Whole gldln AZ night. rN
rcpt Il llttlr wheat or cracked corn
placed III the scratching place To
give them exercise during the day.
.. Above all things keep the
hen house clean and we'll NcutIlat
ed.
10. Do NOT crowd too MANY in one
house. II You do look out for dis
ease
II. 81 carbolic powder in the
busting bins occasionally To dcstroN
lice.
II. Wash NOur rooS,S and bottom
ot lay ing nests aud whlrrwa>h once
II week IN summer, and once a
month III winter.
10. Let the old and the Young
have a> large II range as pos>lhlr-
the larger the better.
IA Don't breed too many kinds
ut fowls AT the same time. unless
AOn are going into the business.
Three or tour will give Nonr hands
iull.
ID. Introduce new blood into
Your stock every Year az 81. bN !
either hnN ing cWkcrrl or sitting |
of eggs from some reliable breeder. |
IL. In buying birds or eggs. go
10 some reliable breeder who has
his reputation ut stake. lou may
have TO pay ii llttle more for birds.
but you can depend on what Non
get. Culls are NOT cheap Al any
price.
IL. Save the birds for next Years
breeding and send the others to
In shipping fancy poulrr,
to market send it dressed. Rural
Nebraska. |
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-10
PrOhSbieiou Ordnance Adopt.
ed ~ the Police Jury 81 Clai-
eov4e ~ its last Meetfag, Oct.

DE II ENACTED BY THE POLICE JU-
ID ~ of the parish of Claiborne, That an
Election be held on WEDNESDAY,, the 5th
day of December. leo, to ascertain the
sense Of the people of the several wards OF
the parish concerning the sale of Spirtu-
ons Liquors; that II a majority of all the
qualified voters of the several wards, or OF
any ward in the parish, voting AT said cleo
tion, shall vote for the sale Of spirltuous
liquors, then in such ward or wards license
therefor shall issue for tue 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 il further enacted, &c, That the fol-
lowing named persons be and they are
hereby appointed Commissioners 10 hold
said election:
WARD l-Summcrf-ld: A. l.. Harper,
W. n. Matthews, W. j. Barrow.
WARD 2-Gordou: W. r. MOreland, ALI.
Blackmau, 4 II. Cleveland.
WARD 3-Haynrsyllr: Thomas Price,
r. A. y. VIM. ". : Copeland.
HastN'- Cross RnHds: I. Bridgeman, C..
J:tat,r, Thomas Crump
WARD I-Hoily Springs: W. ;. Bonner,
S. NJ. d. Webb, W. i. Meyers.
WARD 5-Aihcu-; VI. J Pitman, W. F.
Bridges. w. II. Candy.
- WARD G-Sandy Grove: J. u. Henry, J.
F. Henry, O \. Kelley.
WARD Homer: J. II. Simmons, W. W.
Arbncklc, I. J. Upton.
Arizona: j. W. Willis, J. d. Pennington
j. II. Chappell.
WARD = Lisbon: James McClcndou. j.
W. Dawson, ID. 4. Williams.
BE II further enacted. &c, That said
Commissioners, on the day after the rlec-
ton. shall make returns "f laid election Ia
the President at the Police Jury, who shall
declare the result hy publication in the
Official journal of the Parish.
(Sgucd) I. ID. MEADOWS,
President Police Jury.
ATTEST: J. X. RAMSEY, Clerk T. J.
nov ste
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-10

Tue severe hail storm aud ram Of Thurs
day last was followed Icy a cold spell Of
weather which settles the question rs to
the opening of any more cotton
The heaviest frost Of the season whitrn-
ed all vegetation "n Saturday morning.
Farmers will now make short work
of the cotton in the fields, II will all be
gathered IN a few days
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-10
The Result.

The result may br summed up as follows:
Garfield Is elected by a handsome majority.
The House Of Representatives will have
a Republican Majority of from five 10 ten.
What the complexion of the Senate will
be IS not certain. The Republicans con.
cedc tie or perhaps a Democratic MAORI.
ty of one, II tie the Vice President will
have the casting vote.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-10

A young man named John Britt was
killed hy his broth-r-in-law. stephen Hart,
near Canpte, on Red River. The difficulty
grew ont of the fact that Britt and his
wife, sister Of Hart have not been living
tog-thrr for some time. The decreased had
threatened the life of his wife. mother-in-
law, aud others. tn. coronrr'- Jury re-
turned a verdict of ju-tiiiahlr homicide.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-10

We believe it is generally understood
that the cotton crop in Claiborne parish is
not so great a failure as at first it was
thought il would he. The season has been
rather favorable for gathering, and as rains
have not been heavy the sample 10 not %
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-10

dirty ~ IL sometimes To- The price, how
ever, 10 now 90 low that the consolation
gathered from the above facts 10 small We
cannot look for rise until the cotton has
oil left the hands Of the plauters Then
the usual winter aud spring rise will put a
large profit In the pockets Of those who
were abb. to bold aud the spectators. 1t
il TO be regretted that the necessities Of
the farming community are such rs to
force them TO put every bale of the staple
on the market soon rs 1t is ginnrd and
packed.
We often hear farmers regret their in
ability to hold their crop for the high
prices of the winter or spring. We are Of
the opinion, however. that even # their
pccnuiary obligations did not force them
to sell they would lind it announcement to
wait until spring, for the reason I. ut they
could not handle the cotton at that time.
All their time, wagons, teams aud hands
would be- required for other purposes, 40
that the increased price would be swallowed
up III the time lost from other and necessary
work in the spring There il IA certain
amount uf compensation IN all things, and
in this II will be- found hat il would be
about the same III the end
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-10
/. Il. NEAL.
1851.

IL the Taxpayers Of Claiboruc parish
y are hereby notified illt all taxes on
pcI-"ual 81 mnS able Property hrranr de-
lluqueut on the hf-t da, It November.
l--". II Pavmrut of these taxes j. not
made before M" "NpIiaflru ct ten da, 4,
from tins dar'. Nov. 10. ! VIII proceed t.
COLLECT ascending =" the Law Iu such ra>,-
made aud prov ld'd That l. (" SAY will
sen" aud sell sufficient amount Of per
soual property To satisfy th'lr dues for
taxes.
J. II. VI. TAYLOR.
sheriff and Tax Solicitor.
NOV. Ia. l--u l3.if
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-10

We call attention To the advertisement
Of T. B. Neal published in to-dIy's paper.
Mr.. Neal Publishes full and complete
statement Of facts to which he invites the
attention of the people.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-10
HOMER, La,
Wednesday, ..------NOv. 10, 1850.

We are obliged 10 VI. {. Lswrance for a
package Of cigars of tue brand known as
the Presidential Contest. They smoke a.
we'll after the battle a. befor1.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-10
succession Sale.

Succession of X. T. Dawson. decd.
stat, Of Louisiana. Parrish Of Claiborne.
Dl NIIiur of commission and order 81
ID sale, ISSUED hN ia, tl,Ik If the District
Cont III and iuI th" above state aud par
Ish and tu me directed. Will prorrcd to
N,.ll tn The last aud highest bidder, AT the
late residence "l said DECREASED, within the
legal huur> of sale. on
Tuesday the 9TH day Of December, 1850,
All the real and personal property belong
I"g Ia said succession, to vii:
3J2 IcIr> Of land. Houses, Mules. Cattle.
Hog. sheep Household ami Kitchen Fur
ntuir. Carton. Corn. Fodder, a. a..
Terms Of Sai,-R,al estate "nc-ha!f cash.
and the haltu,r uu tNrlyr months credit.
with per cent. interest per auuum
from dhN ct sale. The purchaser to give
good personal >r,uuty aud - mortgage
retained {" SECURE III" purchase price; all
P.r>"url property VIII Ice sold for cash.
sale L" '.i'ct Partition aud pay debts
j. ". DAWSON.
Executor.
Nu,,lu',i g. la ---- l1t,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-10

We call special attention t" the adver-
'isemcnt of J. II. ". Taylor. ShIlf and
Tax Collector Mr. TaN lor nulcr the law.
is forced to prrcrrd-s,s b" proposes under
his advertisements While We feel .urr
that 50 far AS Mr.. Taylor is Individually
concerned he would graut n longer delay
to the people. Under the law, which he
must obey, he has 80 other rrcour-e. He
must seize and sell. n" matter who suffers.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-10
Notice to Taxpayers.

WILL meet you at the following named
L places and dates, TO wit:
Hasty's Cross Roads, Wednesday, Nov. 10;
Haynesvillc, Thursday. IL;
Gordon, Friday, IL;
Snmmrrfield, Tuesday, is;
Lisbon, Wednesday, II;
Arizona, Thursday. l6
Sandy Grove. Tuesday, ~
Athens, "wednesday, 81
knighton's Store, Thursday, ~
Aud at Homer all the time.
J. Fl. N. TAYLOR,
Sheriff and Col'r.
October IS, 1880. ii:lt