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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24
PpOhiDition Orafname. s
ed BY the Police Jurr ~
borne NJ It's last MeeeaS~!
39eh.

39th.
DE IT ENACTED BY THE POI 10
| ~ ~ OF the parish of Clailprr.. -
Election be held on WEDNESDAY -
! day of Dcce mber, fos0, to assr,,.s
sense of the people Of the several ~
the parish concerning the sal- of ~
Gus Liquors; that il majority a. ~
qualified voters of the several Wa
any ward IN the parish, voting a sai1
iion, shall vote for the sale of s,,;.s.S
liquors, then in such ward or warI- us
therefor shall ISSUE for th, n.,, -,
months in such ward or wards. n,h..l
nn license shall issue. Said elrctinr ~
held nudrr existing laws, and each ~,
voting ~ said election shall have rr,s.-
"r printed uu his ballot the vor,,. ~
Lireuse." "r Against License
BE- it further enacted, &c, That IN. q,
lowing named persons be and tb.v -
hereby appointed Commissioners IN ~
said election:
WARD l-Snlnmrrti-ld: A. L. H.,,
W. II. Matthew'S, W. !. Barrow.
WARD 2-Gor,luu: ". r. Morelona AZ
Bn' kmnn, X. II. Cleveland.
WARD 3-fiaynrsvillr: Thomas p.
II. 4. y. Vim. ". S. Copeland.
TASTY. Cr"ss R""ds: T. Bridgemss. Q
j Cater. Thomas trump.
WARD 4-lf"lly Servings: W. & Ron.
$ N j. W.hh, W. =. Meyers. =
WARD 5-Atlirus: VI J. Pitman W :
Bridges. W. II. Candy.
WARD 6-san'ly Grove: J. b. Henrv
T. Hr"ry. o. A. Kelley.
WARD 7-lIumrr: J. II. Simmons. " =
.trhdcklr, ]. J. Upton.
triz"na: }. W. Willis, J. d. Penuipvte..
J. II. Chnpprn-
WARD = Lisbnu; james McC,.pao, I
Dawson. u. A. vii Jams.
BE il further enacted, &c, That ~
Commissioners, on the day after the -
fi"ii, shall make returns I'll -aid election +
thr President of the Police Jury, who ~
declare the result hy publication in n.
Official Journal OF the Parish.
(Signed) T. ID. MEADOWS.
President Police Jury.
ATTEST; J. r. RAMSEY, Clerk
nov Bite
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24

\ pocket-hook containing small
amount of money. Int no parr- or mem.
"rands "f any kind, was onud 40 the
Camp Meeting at Mt. Zor The own-r
may have the same by Cling on the
rd',"r OF the Guardian, proing property
and paving the coat of this Advertisement
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24
Notice Of TabIcau OF Debts.

Succession Of Elijah Whalry, drcra-. d.
State Of LoHi'iaHa, Parish Of Claiborne.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That J.
~ X. Sherman Administrator of the ahn, 3
named Succession. has this daN ril,l in M,
Office tahran debts If said snccr..inn
and prays for the same t" IL. hom"ln.at.d,
approved and made n Judgment Of the
Court.
Now. Therefore, l- il known that. miles,
opposition he made thereto within the time
Pr-scrib-d by law, the prayer Of the ap.
piicant will he granted.
In witness whereof, l have herruntn -. I
my hand and affixed my official
seal, on this the XIrd day of Nov.
A. u. lseo. DREW FERGUSON,
1881 Clerk D. c.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24

\ gentle pony horse, sewn year. old
next spring, work we'll in wagon. hnrry
"r pl'w. Is n splendid saddle pony. In
snort is TOR all pnrr"s-s th hest pony
horse ~ Claiborne parish. ri. valuable
animal IN for sale At nodrnt- and rra
snnahl- price. For full parric lars call ON
or address BID HARRISON
Proprietor Guardian.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24
FO r SALE.

Hf0 ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND
O1O well water~d and timL.red, ten
miles from Nindrn, on west sid, Of Lake
b,'t"heau, bordering on Salt WORKS. Well
napt-d Tor farming or stock raisiig. Mod.
crate improvements. Will lie .od on or
before LIST January next To the highest
bidder; going cheap. Address or ,pply "a
i2-3t 5. 8. BRYAN, Mindai. Ia.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24

heart, that WHEN q fr-.Es finds potatnr-
In the earth: IL l.ft thrrr to ihaw with
the ground they will lac uulujurrd. Far
mer- who fear that they have lost their crop
should make note Of this.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24

jolly party of hunters returned from
away down IN the lnng leaf pine country
week before last. They rrport TWEEN.
ty deer Killed and dead losds of finn
Among other incidents spoken Of was n
torrhlIsht procession which Tor grandeur
aud beauty rqnallrd anything IN the late
campaign. IL was reported thar the PEG
PIE at III" nrighborhood near which the
gentlemen hunted would kill their dog.
nut the party held a peace council with the
g""d people aud conducted thrms-ly., Nh
we'll that no damage was done them.
Our genial friend I>asc Dyer, Esouir.
Intended sending the editor a ham, but
Jailed To do so hecsus. we lived in the
family Of one of the hunters. lie .houId
have sen' the Hrnis"n along AZ the propri..
tor has sweet tooth for dear meat" W.
thank him all the same for tn, Kind in,.,.
ti"n, Another party from below Homer
hunted in VIM Parish, TO the left of this
company. We have not heard from them.
We, IN this connection, must thank Mr..
DemetI, otherwise Pete. for veuisou sent
q the publisher
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24

The publisher Of the Guardian il vet nm
able to occupy hi- usual place ia the Office.
We have hopes that with care amt a'trn-
tion frnm his family aud prudence on his
part he msy soon recover.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24
TOTICE.
LAND Office AT NATCHirOcHrs. La.
November 18th, l--O.

LASp cFfNt Al NATCHlTOCHTS Ia
November 9TH, ls-O.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That the
~ f"ll"wing-namrd SETTLER. hay, 6l,d
notice 1T their inirniinu Ia mnL,. 81
proof ~ support ct their claims. and 49,.
cnrr final entry thereof and thar said
rr""f WI bc made h'f"rr the Clerk OF
the District Court at Homer La. nm nm.
20th day Of December. lS-O. nj rhc ",,,;
rati"n OF thirty days from the date Of
this notice, viz: VI
q. w Yates, Homestead entry No. 9,s
for the SIT Of SIT Sec l.T23. RS ami
names the following as his vi,u,... 49," '.;,'
W Edison } N Pi"rsou. s Y Daily and
David Ston, Of Hayn-svillc, La. gu"
" Epson Edison; Homestead rutry M. s2a,
for the MI Of Swi. Sec. IL, T23, RsW
and names the following a. his w;,n.ss..
VIE y W iate' Milton Pearson. 4 Y Daily
ana David ston, of Hsyn-sville' Ia.
Nox m ,suo L. DUPLEX, Register.
1856
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24

II IL with much pleasure thatse learn
Of the appointment, by Gov. yiltr; OF
Es.Chi-f Justice Manning to tn Senator
ship made vacant by the deatlof Judge
spofford. II il not quite correc to call i,
Senatorship when in fact kellogg occupies
the seat; but III the eyes Of the rmocracy
Kellogg Is but an interlop-r wi, no -had.
ow OF right or title tn the pbr- he fll'.
Seated by the Republican nnajdty simply
hrcau~ they had tn. mumerisl strength
to do 81 he represents no respectable el-.
I mcnt of Louisiana society. II own par
| ~ associates look npon him nth nncon-
cral,-,l contempt and only .us,in him he
cause party necessity seems demand it,.
The political history Of louisiana since
the war, filled n It IN with " ha--st nc-
tors. has no more vile, cor,pt and con-
t~mptil'lr character than K-bgg
Judge Manning il one oour most dis
'ingni.h,d citir-ns. In poIt of intellect
he ranks with the create men of the
day. His reputation is moi furnished by
even AT in-innaii"n Of wrox dsng Of any
character. lie is nlngIic-nt type Of
the best element e .onurn rnnnhmuI.
In III. senate he would r-hnd the nation
If ,hns. grand patriotic ss-sm-n whose
equals seem no longer { exist in our
national legislatures.
The appointment may en- To he an
empty honor Yet II il pulhl- that the
fact that he l. appointed onll bring his
case before the Senate in different atti-
iudr.- and thus increase Il chance to onsr
Kellogg.
Of et'tF-- the venerable -nator- -honld
not permit such reasons control them.
Yet ~ ia certain that aft, the fourth Of
March q Democratic majuty in the Sen.
ate il hy no means Germ. To secure
that majority It is only r--sary to onst
Kellogg This should note done simply
to secure the majority, II to render jus
tice TO a people who arsini.rrpr-s-nird
by an intcrlopcr. II nave possible how
ever that some who werolcaf to the Jus.
tice of Spoiioid'- claims vi bc controlled
by party necessity and 40 i'll vote to scat
Judge Manning.
or conrs.. there will he fearful Radical
howl, bnt the better nat-r Of those who
bowl londest will acsnowdse the equity
Of un-ratirg "Brindlc BIZ
We trust that the diffrrt aspect Of the
case under this appointunt will secure F!
the votes of Hampton. prlleton and 9th. |
crs y h" were thought to Nor Kellogg
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24
ke,u RduettiAementa.
State Or kOuisia N, PaPish
OF Claiborne. .

ID nnd-righn-d. sheriff Of the Parish o
Claiborne. eI-officio Returning Office
thereof, did, this day. repair to the Cmir
Hons ofsaid Parish, for H. purpose ofconr
piling hr returns ss.nt in 10y the Com mission
rr-uf Election Mt the several polling place
IN this Parish. Of AN election held therein ol
the second day Of November. l-s0, 10
Electors IT President and vicr-Prrsid-nt %
the United States. for the State If Loui.i
ana, and for one R-pr-S~0S,tivr TO repre-
sent the Fifth Congressional District 81
the STATE of Louisiana IN the Forty Seventh
Congress of the United States. agr-rsbI,
to the proclamation 0f the Hon. Sainur
ID. McEnrry. Lieutenant Governor aud
Acting Governor Of the State nfL,uisiann
issued agr--ahl, Ia law. aud then and there
having arrived. ] proceeded in the lrr-.nc,
| of w. W. Arhncklr. A Is. L--ueur, J. Fer.
gu-or, witnesses, SHOWN and quail .icd
! electors Of this Parish and ~ many other
VIII" have chosen Z" atirnl. in compile
ssid returns. and have a.-rtninpd frru,
| said compilation that tn" Yates east in
this Parish. at said election for Prsid-n.
tial Electors, for the State uf Lnusin n.
aud for one tnrmitrr of Congress To- r-prp.
sent the Fifth District &C this State in thu.
Congress uf the United States, are as fol.
laws, To wit:
Eiector, for Prssid,Ht and T'ice Prssidcat Of
the United States:
c,.,r ,yl, r.
,,'', - 49,. o'o
lis,.
State NJ Largr--T G Manning. one thon-
and three hundred and fifty three. l33
lat District. & A Butler, one thousand
three hundred aud hfty-thr--. l.s53.
2nd District, Emilr J OBrirn. me thou
~, n;,.;, ,u
.,nh 3D.. hnrdr.L ,rJ No. ""r ,, un''''
81, m;.,.'., w,,,,'., n
,rd ,hrs. hnr,,r,i anu, y',n "''r ,, rn"''
81. M, r ~ i,,,' i'sr'
,"u " ,h hu,,,I a,'i r,'is. one ~, mon
s,t n;.,,;,', 80 'N''
H., w. ,n,,L,'5 All s,, n "' w.. ,"""'""u
-, go So ,r;.,;'i'. H. 10 H.,
drrd and sixty, 100.
State at Largr--Cyrns Busy, one hun
urrd nfd SIXTY. no
lat District. JonTrf, one hundred
ana nnty. ioo'
' n 49, ~" i''"s"d"' ""' num-
,,rl n;.,.i,., T,. r ,,,
al 49,. ,,n 's'' WV "'""''"
.,h In',, - ,,.cl p,or L.,
y" ~, ""o nun"
"' 81 ' mt., ,,A,! H. ~ rI,,.,. 49,,
a., 49,, ,,:n WV nun
sci, me-, FIJI, c,.,, ~ ,.,,
aud .;,,y ,to WIZ """"''"
State AZ Larrc-J NJ Nix. one hundred
and twelve. H..
State ~ Larr--A II Booth, one hundred
lst District, DIT saldl.r. one hundred
and eleven, III.
2hh b,,irct' "erh"r' one hundred and
'irNrn, III
Vt" P"'tlci' oSoorht' one hnncrrd
ana ricNrh' III
',h bi"tlc,' "rbb, one hundred
anu '|,N', TX
',h i'Nrlc., I 'atr' one hundred
ann r'rN"h' III,
ON DN'r'.i " Dehhain' one hundred
III" eic'eh' III
For Corrss-TIGh District.
rIovl KIM, ANA. ,h,,,.l ,,,,
Jr,d AMI .i,,r-';,,h, ,',c. '"''' nun
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24
Death Of Major Buckley.

IL IL with grief We learn, that Major
dead. few weeks ago we were IN Shrrv-.
port, sick At Cump-tons Hotel. Major
Buckley was also III the city aud III. lie
called on IL aud from what we learned of
INN III that aud other interviews, We.
Judged him To brs gentleman in cv,rsnsc
HIS disposition seemed wcct, his manners
"crr gentle aud courteous. His health at
that time was =" bad that he had to abnu.
don his tour III thu interest Of the Demo
rrat. When We babe linn farewell n,
spoke viii. cllmnrsS Of his condition. He
anticipated but did not fear death.
We remember very we'll his last words
III Speaking at the Democrat ant the con
nrctlon of the writer with that paper h.
sad. 1T has n spl,nhid future before II
which y"n, not |, viii -rv before many
months hnv" elapsed"
Mayor Buckley had An exalted rstinint,
ct the dIgmly ot hI, calling. The onl,
strong language that he used IN any con.
'rINaii"n with ~, was when speaking of
an indN idual who had taken advantar, of
ms c"nn' cti"m with Il prominent Journal to
h"rr"" money and contract other ohlga-
il"h- ~hiCh he failed Ia meet
We shall always remember our brief A..
'riaii"n with HIM pleasantly. He suirr
ret much IN life. We hope tina, IN death
he Sleeps swrrtly.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24
VI ass Meeting.

All the citizens, tax payers, of the Parish
Of Claiborur, arr invited tu lSS,nhl- in
Mass Meeting, 1T the Court HOUSE. III tn.
town If Homer. on the 9Th day at D,,,m.
Der. The object Of this meeting i, todr..
rnss the present rate nf taxation. and in
provide means aud devise \ mrthnd uf
TESTING its legality before the courts. All
tax payers are requested tn attend.
TAN PAYERS
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24
T. stray Notice.

TAKEN up by Daniel Hill and p"-i.r, be
L fore Drw Ferguson. Clrek District
Court Claiborne parish, La. Oh th, the
BIRD day of November, lcssO. certain
roam mare aboni ten years old, no notable.
marks for minute description. Appraised
a. SIS OO.
The owner Of ssid mare can get the same
by proving property and paying all cn.t-
at any time within twelve mouth. from
date Of estrsyment.
B. n. HARRISON.
November "a, 1880 l5.3t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24
Saturday, the 18th day Of December 1891
Important TO Tax PAYERS.

Ii the Taxpayers Of Claiborne parish
n are hereby notified that all take, on
Irr~"nal OF movable property hrramr de.
inquent Oh III" hr-i day of November
leu. IL l'a\m"'t Of these taxes j. no;
made h"fnrr the expiration "f ten DAYS
tr"n ms datr (N"v. 49, ! will proceed tn
collect according 10 the law IN -nch cases
made ana provided. That l. I" say will
size an" sell y snfhcirni amount IT per.
-onnl property Ia satisfy their dine. for
taxes.
d. H. NJ. TAYLOR.
sheriff aud Tax Collector.
'"'' ~ '0"' l3-tf.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24

The road to Shreveport mn,t hr almost
impossible. Wagons that left Homer for
that place Oh the 18th inst. had not return.
cd on tho 23ud.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24

Ben Davis appl's, ny the harrrl, at Law
RANGES.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24

Tho long lookrd for has come NJ ln't--
Ben Davis apples. Milo Lawrauce has
got 'em.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24
SheriH"s Sale.

Chaffr. shea & Lnyc. in liquidatinr. - q
+. AndrrSon-lu Parish Court No GA.
State If Louisiana-Parr,h of Claiborne.
Ui virtue Of a writ Of ficri faciS- i>>r. Il
ID ont of the Parish Court in aud for >aid
parish and State in the above suit. and ~
me directed. have .i1rd and will proceed
To- sell To- the last and highest bidder. " thin
the legal hours If sale, at the Court hons,
door III the town al Homer, on
Saturday, the sth day of December, 1880.
the fol lowing described property, situated
in said parish, TO Wit:
The northwest quarter Of southeast
quarter of SECTION l.: southwest ,uartri
and west half If northeast unarirr. con
tanning Three Hundred and Sixty acre,
less One Hundred and sixty lrr,~.
Al-" an" cow aud three N,nIlinrs-tn.
marked crol, on th- i'.Ii ear: y.arli,r.
uuindi KIDD, two wars old
Terms ~ safe cash. with the benefit q,
appra-crncnt.
j. II. VI. TAYLOR. Shr,iF
Nov. Il, le-0. (pfsg) ~,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24
Sherif's Sale.

Chaff-. Shea & Loyr, in liquidation. ". j.
l.. O'R-ar-ln Parish Court. No. t35.
state OF Louisiana, Parish Of Claiborne
Dl virtue of a writ of firri iarias issued
ID hS the Clerk of the District Cont IN
and for said parish aud State. Ia the above.
entitled suit, and To me- directed. ] have
seized and will proceed To sell, to The
last and highest bidder. within the legal
hours uf sale. AT the urt.huusc door IN
the town of Homer, on
Saturday, December 18th, 1850,
the following described property, situated
in said parish, 10 wit
Southwest quarter Of southwest quar-
ter, section tw-ntN-s-"rn. wn>hiu
twenty, Range eight; northeast quarter of
norihw-st quarter, Section twrntN.iivr;
northwest quarter of northwest quarter
aud southeast quarter Of northwest quar-
ter, Section Twenty-Five; and mort beast
quarter at northeast quarter, Srciiuu
twruty--ix; and wc>t halt of southeast
quarter Of southwest quarter If northeast
quarter, Section twenty -four; east half of
northeast qnartrr Of southeast quarter aud
northeast quarter, SECTION twenty -four;
and southwest quarter Of nnriLotsI I5....
ter. Section twenty four. all in Township
twenty, Range eight. 40 acres, less Ito
acres.
Terms Of sale cash, with the bencii, Of
appr.isemeut.
J,H. NJ. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
Nov. IL, 1870. (pf sl2) li.ts.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24

'y reference to our locscolunlns il will
be seen that certain Ia PAYERS Of this
parish invite all others ", cunirlbntr to-
ward the expenses of th,government TO
assemble in Mass Mreiin to devise some
means Of testing the legay of the pres.
rnt rrhorbitant rate of t.ntiun imposed
npon Us by the Police Jur The meeting
is \ proper one. The peor shonld. hy all
means, brcom" Informed pom this qurs-
ti"n. If it is lawful tha,,r pay l6 mill.
let II be known So that arnd may he nut
TO the continual agitatioDf the question.
There is no Doubt of III fact that the.
new constitution fixes lit above which
the Police jury has gone They did not
take this extraordinary ste wiitout legal
advice. We presume tina they will he
ready To- show To the conrithat such lax
~ legal aud may br collrct This on-s.
ton can only be- settled b making np
test case which shall go thp,gh the cnnrt-
aud from the court nf the II resort will
the decision come 4. TO th,lrgality Of l6
mills on the dollar.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24

Go to II. c. Lawrancr'. for fine apple.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24

We extend "nr -Nmlathrtic coincidence
to our esteemed fIlcnd +. 4 liillry on the
death of his wife, one of the mn't r-tiuia
BILE ladies W. have ever known
The deceased was daughter of Tlinn,
Wafer, who AT the time IT hl- death many
years ago, was Que Of the pal ,ltizruS
of our parish. Mrs fIllry va. cdncatrp
IN Homer and numbered among her
friends and school companions. many uf
the most worthy ladIr. of Claiborne parish
Her health had not been goosl for several
years. That is. she has had more than ON,
very serious spell Of sickness
She leaves besides her husband and chill
dreu, many relatives and large circle Of
devoted friends.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic re-teresthe Sd
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24

II. l.. Coz, of Webster parish, IL not IN
entire stranger to the people hcieabontS,
not seen or heard. Of Henry L., must have
just arrived from foreign land. Well
this same gentleman was in town last
week, aud met VIII cordial reception
FROM his NUMEROUS friends. OF course he
made fun for everybody, not -parinS I'VE
ia spite of all our rudea\ors To turn til"
shaft Of hi. Wit in another direction. Nr
Cox ~ill bring u large drove oi hogs III
Homer sometime next month
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24
Of TSE WosiD.
Embracing full aud authentic accounts Of
EVERY NATION OF ANCIENT AND
MODERN TINES,
And including

A History of the Ris- aud Fall Of the
Greek and Roman Empires, the Growth
Of the Nations of Modern Europe, the
Middle Ages, the Crusadrs, the feudal
Sy-tein, the Reformation. the Discovery
aud Settlement of the New World, etc,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24

We have only Recently learned that
James Grig-by ono Ui til" old citizens oi
the editor was IN Shreveport. Nj. eng
by or Cnclr Jimmy AZ he VAS ialnihallI
called, WAS we'll known IN Homer H.,
months before his death; and during til,
twcuty days Immediately preceding thai
sad event, parlo"k ut no nuurIsmrnt save
water He was buried ~ the nrighhor.
hood cemetery AZ Lebanon Church, near
Brythal lhisprn- residence.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-24

We experienced last week the most severe
cold snap ever known So early IN the ~ a
son. On "Wednesday heavy slice, fell all
day. The night of that day was t,ariully
cold. Thursday found the ground covered
with slcct, aud the thermometer away be-
low the freezing point. Since the weather
has moderated, thu slrrt aud lee partially
thaws during the dal but iic,krs hand AT
night, All roads upun which there is ANY
travel, sro Gu, up 50 ~ to be almost i'm
passible. We hear it frequently said that
than ever known before.