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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22

Smith. Matilda Mrs 55c; Sherral, Monk
1 90. Scott. Mack do; Stephens, Nathan
do: Sspp. Ned do; Spencer. Prince do; Shaw;
Pres do: STEPHENS Peter do; Shaw, Press
do; stric kland. Richard IS; Stsnly, Kali
I 90; Sherrell, X A | II: Shine, ~; Seak,
~; Smith, Tom 100; summons. Tony do;
Speck, Tallie do; Simmons, Taylor ls;
stephens, W c 90; Stone, Wesley W.;
Scott, Wesley / &c: Stevenson, VIM 20;
smith. VIM a; STEPHENS, VIM 90; SIa
ton, W j I 70; Smith Wm2A; Singer, Wm
| | ~; Stanly, Will on; Slater, W ID 50.
Tatum, Allen a. 10; Turner, Bell ! ";
Todd, B,rry -, TAYLOR, CALVIN TO
THOMPSON. Charles -, Tugglc, Z = AZ,
Thornton. Charles %. TURNER. Dock
| IL. Thomas, + Do NJ. Thornton, Ephram
| %. Turntinr. + ~. Tigu"r, Henry 10,
/ TAYLOR. Henry do, Thompson. Hammer Mrs
nc, Tannrrhrll HanIc | 81, Thompson
! Hanson | 23, Thomas. Ike ] 90. Tarpley,
/ LIDO. Towers. John : 76, lpplt JULES 90,
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

State Of louisiana Parish Of Claiborne Y,
Maxcy Il Blocker w.. J W Corry-No CSC.
Parish Court.
" II Maxcy W. J " C"rry-So GO, Par
ish CuDri.
j Duac " Jaw Corry-No IL, Parish
Court.
VI We'll Il Bro vs.. j " CoIry-Justice Fer.
uU>uu's Court. Ward seven
N We'll Il BRO ". J W Corry--Justice
Forisun's Court, Ward Seven.
DY virtue nf the above i've executions
ID tn me directed, IN each one of the above
entitled causes, | have srized, aud on the
10Th day of january, ISL. will proc-ed 70
-"ll. arcur,lu. tu law. to the last and high.
c>r hldCcr. al the Court house door. With
~ thr legal hours Of sale. the following
dr>crihch property. situated III said STATE
AID parish:
Commencing twelve links east Of The,
southeast corner of section twenty-six,i
thence along the Forest Grove and Arirona,
road north u deg. east var > 5O-1O0 5 4l-l0o,
chains. thence north 10 deg east 3-OG chSin1ys
thence north ~. deg west 3-2s cbaiML
thence north ia deg west 6-e6 chainQ
thence north 61t deg west l-T chaisq
thence moth 39t deg west $50 chair
thence north ~ deg west E-3s chair
thence north Is. deg wet 80 chair
thence north -. deg west 40 chain1|
thence north ~ deg west $50 chAia1
thence north 90 deg west ESQ chaiu
thence north - deg west 2-76 chair
thence west 2i.9l chains, thence sod
along the section line % 30 chains, theuo
, ras' 20 chains. thence south $50 chsino<
thence east along the section line 6O.h
chains 10 the point - beginning.
Also. the north half of the porthwG1
quarter of the northeast quarter, aud t.
northeast quarter ot the northwest quart
OF section tIiriy-iiSc, all in township tweu<
tN-onc, Of range six. west. containing
all Ave hundred aud tvcnty-cight acree<
more or less, with all the improvements
theron. except one hundred and fifteeQ
acres sold IT, Mis- VI \ Brown, drscrib-d q
follows. To wit:
Lying twelve links east Of the south
east corner Of section twenty-six. Themes
along the D'Arhonnc road north - deg
east variation 80 deg al chains, thencs
y ~ de. east 30-lOO chains. thence north
/ IL; deg west 2-lW chains, thence NORTH
III deg west u -0-lo0 chains, thence north
Z Ga deg west -1-lW chains. thence nostA
! 39i deg west > ipilUU chains. thence NORTH
! 22i deg west To the stake seven feet north
of the cross fence. thence along seven fses
north of said fence TO the half mile lis
running north and sonth through seetiea
twenty three. thence south along said line
to the half mile stake between sectiona
twrnty-thrrc and thirty. FIVE, thence esee
! along the section line 10 the starting Poine
also the north half Of the northwest qusse
ter of the northeast quarter Of sectisa
thirty five, all in township twenty ouex
rang" six. west, seized rs the property s
J. ". CORY tn pay and satisfy said c.;
( cutInns.
Tcrms-Cash with the benefit Of ~
| praiscm-nt.
J. II. 81. TAYLOR, Sheriff
! Dec. :, l-Sn. tpf ga SOY H-@
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22
Notice OF Application.

Succession at II. !. Whitaker, Decreased.
state Of Lopisid"G- Iar,-h Of Claiborne
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN. ThatC..r
~ Whitaker has lil'd ~ my oilicr hi, ap-
rlcali"n I" u" appointed Admin tor nl
tho above named -ucrr.>luu.
Now, therefor, unless opposition hereto
Is made within the time pr,,,rlh-d hl law.
the prayer of the 1pplIcdnr vii Ice granted.
aud made the judgment of TIN. Court. -
Given under nay hand and officia seal
no on this the Fist day of Dec, J..
~ l--O
DREW FERGUSON. c.. 4. i.
Dec. -, l--O. ia,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22
SEE he RE!

IL those indebted 10 Joseph Sh-,ts.
\ are requested ta call IN soon Us posris
nlr and cancel that indebtedness | hxv~'
been l"nicnt aud have sold the goods a.
long time, Int my obligations are b-com,
ing pressing. aud money | mnst have y
paw my own bills. MEDICINE for your,e,1
and family are among the actual uccesui.
tlr> of liir, aud now the year is drawinp
rapidly Ia y close. hr sure and r~membc
the druggist. JOSEPH SHELTON.
Dec. l. l-~0- left
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22
sealed PROPOSALS

WILL. hc received at the Mayors office
W till noon FRIDAY. January eth Isl.
for working The streets ct llnmrr during
the Year l--l.aec"rdiug r"- specifications III
Ice seen at the NavoI- office. The con
tractor will hc required To give "a good aud
sufficient bond 10 cuSurc the ful;ilmrnt oi
hi contract The Board Of Srlr, ,n-n IT,
serves IA" right 1" reject any or all bids.
BY order of The Board.
J. \. RICHARDSON. Mayor
December -, l--O. l9:3t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22
Straycd,

EROM tho residence of the undcrsiens<s
L six miles east Of Summarized, on ~
night of tho 18th inst. light brown Horrs
Mule, Is or II hands high, years old. ~
right hind ankle a little enlarged, and :ueS
feet fresh shod. Any information conceru,
ing said mule addressed t. the undersisue1
at Wards Mill. or left at this office, win ~
duly appreciated.
SAMANTHA PONDER. Z
December IL. lSe0. ls:lts Z
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22

Hog KILN. time W. judge hogan g-ner-
ally on Monday m"rniug li-t. Sunday was
cold cloudy with u y stray SNOW flakes
Sunday night WINS cold, and Monday morn
ing colder We judge thu, many Others
like III. folks NJ "our house" Thought IL
wise to s,ay thu p"rkrr-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22

We have eleven contributions,
entitled "Carlamom Seed, which,
in sentiment range "iI0m grave to
gay. from lively to,srvrrr." There
is something in the very name Of
these aromatic necessities that stiG.
ulate the intellect of both scycs, tl>c
why are We inundated with these
lucubgl'lons. We regret now that
We did not read more carefully the
first when il WAS published IN our
columns. II would have perhaps
added an attractive LIi,,iaucy to
our editorials or given giuOnicr
gush to our pay locals. But what
We want To know is, why IL il that
all. both male and female, stem to
know that it is good to destroy the
peculiar rilluvia that nllSrs from the
frequent down-pouring OF SPIT. fru
intntlc.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22

ItnOw seems that Wade Hampton
when be- informed John Sherman in
the letter from Charlottesville that
his address wonld be Columbia,
s. c., did not mean that he would
there await challenge. He claims
that the thought OF duel did not
enter his mind.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22
ElectiOa NOtiee.

THERE will be an Election held A -
l Court-honse, OH MONDAY, Drceusss
tho 27th, looO, for One selectman Of n
Town If Homer, to Ill the vacancy o.
stoned 10y the resignation Of N. Rees Brvs
Bv order If the Board.
J. A. RICHARDSON, Mayor.
December Is, lsSU. ls.as
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22

The delinquent list published today EN-.
hracr, h,~c onl, who own No real estate.
Real estate owner. " III hrcome delinquent
on the lat dav 81 January, ISL
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22

Miss Mary A. Flies has II very larc" aud
elegant stock of millinery On hlud, pnr.
chased from the lrndinr hnuscs IN III"
North and West She has flied many or
dcr-. aud has humorous friends and
customer, IN Claiborne. To ANY one, oi
all Of those she refers - 10 her styl" "f
doing hu-iuc.-. III" quality ana fashion OF
her goods. work aud prices.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22
HOMER, La,
Wednesday ,.-----.Dec. 22, 1850.

The weather il cold; Christmas At hand,
and the "typos" want holidav-so VI"
promise nothing moro than II half-sheet
next week.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22

Orr friend, l.. VI. Carter, ut Shreveport,
Que of the leading drusgis,- IA that city,
has, We are informed. n addition tn hts
drugs, patcut medicines. Chemicals, paIui-
oils. &c. ~ l.,rg" stock If hrrcch-loidlug
double -barrrllrd guns, pistols, smmnii.
ton aud Christmas goods, such ~ toys.
dolls, &c, &C. There is yr, time to MAXI
him Al order before Christmas.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22

Died, NJ Evansville, in VIM parish, on
"Wednesday, November 9Th, after long
Illness, Mrs a. II. Carr, At III" age of a3
years, | month aud II days.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22

To these WAe ese u Arres
\A/ All member o. Homer Lode,
- l52, Y. A. A., Who have not ~
done 80, are earnestly reqncstsS}
come forward and pay their duee, spvk
by the LIST Of January, a. at that tin ?
annual returns must he sent of.
B: D. HARRISON, ss<f;
December Is, 1880. ~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22

The prohibition election and the
action of the police jury seems to
have brought 10 the sui fee the Wi
ting mania. judging from the mum.
Der OF communications We have re
received it unfortunately happens
that We can publish none Of them.
Some are without the name of the
writer, while others are so violent
rs to forbid their acceptance. by us:
notably one attacking well known
minister of the Gospel. For the
satisfaction of the writer at that ar
ticic We viii say that We do not be
licvc that the preacher spoken of
nord the language charged. II is
NO, in keeping with his life and
character, neither of which have
been hidden from the people of tins
parish for many Years. Besides We
have heard the accusation denied 10y
good authority. Without or with
name we cannot permit The pnhii
cation ot articles manitrstly unjust
To any individual. Let Fair PLAY
investigate further, and he may
find that he has underworld To mis-
represent Il good man.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22
Saturday, January 18th, 1881,


within the legal hours oi sale. the tolls
ing described property on which fia'ss
hold, q special mortgage, to vii:
One lot commencing at the north
quarter Of southeast quarter OF SCI
twenty three, ia Tow nship twenty
north Of Range seven, West, and rnns
EAST five hundred aud sixty-eieht ana
sixth feet, thence due ronth fhrtr bune.
and twenty feet, thence due wrst ~
hundred and sixty.rigbr and one s'x'n
thence dn- north TO the starting 49,
containing thrre acres more or irss,
all the improvements thereon; also anoe
lot commencing ~ the Southwest CT
OF the northeast quarter OF the
west quarter If Section twenfy-thHs
Township twenty -one, north oil
seven, West, and runs due east nipe
dred and tbirty-two and one-h han
thence due north -four hundred a.
yards, thence due west nine hunmcS
tbir'y-two and one-half yards,
south Ia the starting point, COW
eight acres, more or less, with all -
p:ovements thereon; including al
northeast quarter Of the Southwest
ter Of Section twenty three, not sD% =.
inally to to John Greer and u
said lots being situated in the town
mer, Claiborne parish, La.
Terms-Cash, without tho beDess =
J. II. N. TAILOR, 81
Dec. 8, 1880. fpf e1l)
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22

Whenever a city daily alludcs to
country papers a> the "rnral press,
il seems the e. Il. means 10 make
u joke AZ the expense oi the country
press. \ daily exchange says "that
paragraph about Senator Lamar
and his health is graduallN prrmea
ting the rural press. After awhile
the denial will br found slnwl ' cdg
ing III way along" which is vastly
funny; hut information II Wanted ~
To where the Joke comes IN. Is il
intended To iilIL sarcasm AT the
uncertainty of the mails nr the IN.
difference of the country editor IL
news! Rural press Is funny.
Reeds Gilt ld., Tonic Assists / .,-tluit
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22

An rt,cmrd friend WRITES tpuS animal.
vcrtius with great severity up"n the cor
duct az the rol,,r Jury III fu.uS Ia ur',rr
q new ,'.,ti"u 10 NtiG seven ol the PRO.
hib:tinu" Question. oar correspondent
has right To- ,tlti,.' III" conduct of An
official, ar i,ial>, a. thu di>, barge of the
functions of th.ir utfir'-a,-o ~ think a
right To call public attention {" Tie '"ur>r
of an iudi,i ull who lrIN'shsIr.Nat. ut
other station 10 IutiuruC" official action.
Harsh language may be- Justified. too, IN
extreme ca>,.s, hut in the present ease, a.
II is left with u~ Ia accept or reject the ar
ttclc, We prefer thc latter course. The
publication OF The article alluded 10 here.
in may or nIy not hr just IN its structures,
but as It may pro,uk" controyerscy aud
bitterness OF feeling, W. prefer not to pub
lish il.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22

4 strict attention to business. u wiling
ness 10 extend accommodations, and other
attributes of a high order, has secured for
d. NJ. MclIenry the good will Of the PEG.
pie. lie il therefore sncc, ssfnl A. drug
gist, aud has. at all times a Iuli stock of
those good, mn>t needed lay The people,
a. well ~ others only rarely called tor
His prices are a. low II, IA" can nn,h" them
in justice to himself In c"n''drtati'n OF
these facts he should hc rattunyvd.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22

We give much space tins wrrk To the de
lnlucut tax list. "" feel -utr that II " II
prove To he interesting reading. Thos"
who have paid viii heel a concerted self
satisfaction IN reading the names of those
who have not. The delinquent will. be-
cause misery loves company, seek tor such
friends ~ may hr like him, short with the
gather,r of tithr- toI>cIuu- If these
facts We present a, Interesting matter to
the numrruu, readers Of the Guardian,
the delinquent List
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22

We do hope the people will not forget
that the Poll Tax i for public education
within the parish. We brought this mat
ter bcior" our readers last week, hut III
constellation OF ITS Importance think II
not improper tn say again that whatever
else tax payers may do the Poll Tan
should be- paid. 4 clean sweep " this
ish viii gi,r Il, -chu"l- for at least three
months IN thu year. To- the colnrrd people
especially Wuuld We ~l,: I"nr race cry
carmr,tly for rduDr.ru. Pay your Poll
Tax aud you VIII :" >,,urc school fund
FIR that pnrpu>r "t mean SlIuu. One dol.
lar from each voting walr gives three
thous ,nl enough iur much good.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22

Reeds GILT EdSr Tonic regulates I
ht,,r>
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22

Reeds Gllt Edec Tonic restore> tho NJ
petite.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22

Reeds Giit Ed,r Touic prr,ral, r,tla
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-22

Reeds G,l, Ed., Tonic Assists d,,r-iion
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-05
PERSONAL.

j. W. Eberling, Of New York. is guest at
the Merchants.
VIM. W. Spalding, OF Duluth, stops at the
Windsor to-day.
@. f. Kincade, of BraineCd, is at she Mer.
chants this morning.
B. B. Eaton, of Bangor, Maine, registers
ut the Merchants hotel.
r. E. Stanwood, New York City, ia regis
tered at the Windsor.
E. J. Truegdall, Chicago. is at the Metropoli-
tan hotel for the Sunday.
The Merchants hotel enterta;ns J, f. OarsilI.
of La Crosse, Wis, to-day.
81. L. Hinckley, of White Bear lake. takes
meals at the Metropolitan this morning.
Maj. A. E. Bates, wife and two servants.
hold quarters at the Metropolitan to-day.
Joseph Rankin, ESQ, of Manitowoc, Wis.
cOnsin, makes the Metropolitan his home to-
day.
J.J Brisbine, of Racine, Wis, is at the
Windsor, where he will take his Sunday
meals.
Hon. S. G. Anderson, of Hutchinson. and
Asa B. Hutchinson, of Leadville, at the Metro
politan.
s. E. Livingston, of Chicago, wrote his best
autograph on the Merchants register last
night, late.
s. G.. Dalrymple, of the great wheat raisla O
farm, conducted by Oliver Dalrymple is stop
ping at the Merchants hotel.
Mr. J. s. Taylor, of the heavy ,umberinu
tlrm of Taylor Sons. Duluth. is in town, 5uy-
ing horses for the pineries
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-05

The best evidence Of the prosperity OF peo-
pie is the success attending the legitimate bu-
siness enterprises they are engaged in, and if
anything Is needed to demonstrate the refined
and intelligent growth of Cstholicity in the
diocese of st. Paul. It can be found in the
splendid success and evident prosperity of the
first Catholic Book store and Church Furnishing
house established in st. Paul. Many are sur
prised that a firm catering to the wants of
single denomination can carry suoh a large,
varied and expensive stock as that now shown
by D. O'Halloran, and they are not few who
are conversant and interested in the business,
that pronounce the display of church goods
made at No. IS Wabashaw street. finer than
anything this side of Paris and Mr.. O. Halloran
can do this, as his goods are imported direct
from the best manufactures. The general
public should also bear in mind that at the
lowest prices can be found at OHallorau's q
complete assortment of Standard Books, Bibles.
Prayer Books, Albums, Pictures, Engraviugs,
Frames, and Elegant Fancy Articles and Holi-
day Goods. Consult both pleasure and interest
by paying IS Wabashaw street q visit.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-05
WASHINGTON.

Court Martial Sentences-The Dollars of
the Dads Going Into Circulation.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The President has
approved the sentence of the court martial
dismissing Capt. Andrew Geddis, Twenty
fifth infantry, from the service. In the case
of First Lieutenant Wallace, Twenty fifth
infantry, sentenced to be dismissed from the
service, the President has mitigated the SEN
tence to forfeiture of rank and half pay for
that year.
A statement prepared at the mint bureau
to- day shows that during November there
were 1,O46,500 standard silver dollars dis
tributed from the New Orleans mint, and
1892, 500 from the Philadelphia mint. The
total shipments from the New Orleans mint
since June Is, 1880, has been $4,493,49
During the week ending to-day there were
462,99S standard silver dollars distributed.
During the same period of last year but
$27,497 were distributed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-05
MIR. LyIe's Parlors.

The Opera House Shaving Parlors Of Thos.
H. Lyle continue to be the resort of the gen.
tlemen in the city who appreciate courteous
attention and irst-class work. Mr, Lvle
employs full complement of skillful art
ISIS, who are prompt, competent and obliging.
de mas an established reputation in the CITY
as thorough business man as well as stand;ns
at the head of his profession. Since the par.
lors were reftted, and with the addition
of the ladies' department., under the
direction of Mrs. Lyle, he has the most eIabo.
rate and complete establishment in the North
west which is becoming more and more the
resort of the fashionable, and is one of the
permanent institutions of the eity.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-05
RAILROAD COLLISION,
Serious Disaster on the Northwestern Road
Near Chicago-Two Passengers Fatally
Injured,

IA
Near Chicago-Two Passengers FATAL,
Injured.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MILWAUKEE Dec. A report reaches
this city tonight of terrible accident or
the Chicago & Northwestern line, between
GAINESVILLE and Madison. A collision occurred
between passenger and freight and eieh
persons are reported killed outright and
several more wounded. Full particulars are
not !obtainable, but dense fog has pre-
vailed and it is believed that the accident il
the result of the unusual darkness.
To the Western Ass ,ciated Press
CHICAGO, Dec. A terrible railroad ac
cident occurred about II o'clock this morn
ing on the Northwestern road, by which
fifteen persons were injured, but by wha
seems almost a miracle escaped instant
death. At the hour named
the Geneva Lake express which
reached Chicago only fifteen minute:
earlier than the GAINESVILLE express, stopped
at Carey station, thirty-eight miles from
Chicago, and sent brakeman back to FLAG
the GAINESVILLE train. Owing to the dense
fog the engineer of the latter didn't see the
signal light in time to stop, and his engine
crushed in the rear end of the train from
Geneva Lake, without warning
and with terrible force. The engine
was completely wrecked. Ths
rear osr and one front were DESTROYED
by fire which ensued, and every passenge,
except one on the rear car was badly hurt
Mrs. H. @. Maynards, wife of the manage,
Of the Western Union Telegraph Office il
this city, was internally injured and abou
the head, while gentleman unknown was
bruised and mangled, probably fatally. AL
information of the accident has bsen care
fully suppressed to-day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-05

Contrary to expectation the fire was
not confined to single Car. and at this
writing three cars are on fire, with a proe-
sibility Of several others being burned. An
alarm was turned in from box
16 a few minutes after 4 A. NJ.
and the engines responded, but
have not at this moment reached the flames
with stream. The cars stand in front Of
the Sioux City freight house at the foot OF
Robert street and unless the fire is soon
checked the depot may be end angered.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-05
Great Weather Changes

SALINA, KS, Dec. 4.-The weather is grow
ing very cold with change of over so
degrees in five hours.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. "A continuous
rain has prevailed all day, at times very
heavy, and up to 1925 this evening one inch
and eighty eight hundredths had fallen since
morning. The temperature has continued
rising during the day. reaching the highest
point, 63 degrees, to night. This is change
Of sS degrees since yesterday evening.