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, 1880-10-05

Sptetal Dtspa.eh to The CAfeaoo Tttbune
I9os11,N, Oct. l.-Iu mining shares Cnl,llta ALL
ynncesl In: Quincy, .ieeiile1 4; Frdnkllu. II:
AIIoalcx, Il; Silver 1slGt sdlh ut 81; liuu,fi 1T
~: Dlii,t,st, 1T M: lil,le Hill ut III; nrllhs-
wick Ant!Mnny ut .0s; hld Calumet & !lcrlsl
Mt :si ns before; SypAIUOrv SprtlHa sold ut III
urent lsHBIn ut l: and Empire ut ~.
III tbs tTfsstrn Annotated i'ftts.
Dosrox, Oct. 4.-slinlng stocks closed:
At!ouex atilstng Co.. AndlsoA Coptser..... \
Observation-Disclosures. MfIi'nwntnle. nUM .,r.+. II .
Cnusint 4 llpela... 2E II}n!feY*......... 3t{
{'AR n.. ...t..u.+t,,. l9aI NH!4e. .t.....-.",.".
EIpi9r thll8,.u..,.. ~ }rl1f1r lA!ot.s...s. VI
ktlAklll.. Ill |
, 1880-10-05
REAL ESTATE.


The following Instruments wore tllcd for rc'
ord Oh MontaystIct.
cry UiIIpEltry.
'S,,Sss ,s4y H ss j. ,wsa, Il .f:n; T. III. e. ss. s
X .;S$ ;i iiSyS;; if Nhso
;a;tSS \: M + iSauS i a SpiHs,; jaSI:gS ;rs:iG
s;:s IL ,ijS i sS; /; %Ssis:
$ss$ i s$S s%;, VIII; Ii i.:ia:
nj 10 Charles H., !loras $50
ax ibs9t III M u.on ~ to % :atS es..a os
c;sss sssa ssy. s II rsaa c iisn.; 4:
$;* sss;; s;S.i;is S;i;, !
5ee Il 8 aa.s e. S u ,e.esa ,'s Ut +
vi: il TIKI g::S:
oSss a;t 4 ..'s Essis ss S.s II i b4sss @ q
ii, ssn stsss ,irass pos i.ss 4 is t;.w
6 eH I.nSst, Hs sss:; s'9 g ILL., e. aas%, snssd
vi! t';Sss aa'sa sspt j. M .ss e9'sH
las$ t'a;i s; @ ibii;:;:. iiS ~
SasIsai MI u II ians i u r. h"a. aa ""'sss u
hsfs Ss s;s :i sx l. ~ s'td ss q %'f.;;s u Il Sa
IL Ttati!uAs (lttult}, "a
NfRIlEyr u, Ill II Ut eul4Nlck. (, xtxlHl II.
dated Out. I Qieor&a n, Nelsa 10 Gustav a.
satss!os 4: iii Il s:i Kiax:lai;. 2ixvo ~
Il, anled tAt. tkrntuM 1DhhsoIt OF ul tu
pa.ssTiiS SsTsS 4 i, s uIty:slx;i 10
xIiN Is, dated aept !! lHlh4liA!na iSultll,s to
WpAi E.,Fhigeni'i.i'Enru, ~ ttw9E Mvsvan 1t,
Mt. .2.Ax91}4 II. lAtrtt Sept. W f1lulnTIcG Las:
tfan ~ Diiu GrunMal'3 I...H. :....,. ..,.. IL
kurs Nv. - It u Vi Ihuu1Ison st. y 1, AXE 8-lQ
Il, dated Fept. II tAA.usIuA jacobson u At u
SUl luh /. thT TlsDist ,............,...+,.. IL
Michigan w, ii; ii Ut TIirl11uSh 1t, " /, I,xiEl
Il. lated auil. II tAlaaIur In ,t'hnncery 10
uhluu Musual LLts-!nsufnncs tO1.pAnyj.,.., l1t
NORTH Og CRY LIMITS WITHIN \ RAitua uy txYl
AILEs Uf TItk ftsulkT.lluUSE,
Florence av. ltI IL INF Hr!4htWDod, " 4. e3x
IN II. dAl4a tJcs. HieostH IL, HaEteF " Mary
lxs,od X. Ill II Il ii Wi4i.tW5od Nv y1xs ~
~ Il, dated Ucl. / .aIafr4ll U. bristol HI,l
Wtf0 lu GturEp IL. HarUufj. IL
hau1B psanllses, tatud tlsI. tueorEc 81, Unthur
~ AgrTttt q. Nftstull.
8ouTu or CITY LiNtTb WITHIN A MADlrs Or sxvx
M!.1s ~ TIM cnuAr'lluuAk.
Duncan avt III IT, II Flt!F-!htra H. v (. .axlM
II, tuted UcL ttfllII8MH H. llIuktv u MAF5 b.
WOOD u. i j cnr u Fufty -thlrl. !, ID 3.iGxisI
Il, dstod aepl. = tAl1H Fullerton ~ john r.
". UAcllHc&J 4..s .s.s."..s.tssAtss tss.st.....+tn
, 1880-10-05

appreciation Ut the worth OF IlNlnbltr9 Drops,
Cases or dyspepsia and indigestion which
Tor years have wltllstaod MI MEDICAL treat
lnellt, yiolq ut once to tie wonderful III.
dnenca 0f tho Hamburg Drops.
, 1880-10-05
1t1D
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wero the receipts and shtpments
Of tho leading articles Of produce In this city
during tho forty.clsht hours ending at o'clock
Mohday morning aud for tho corresponding
4inp Inst ycnr.
, 1880-10-05


Special Dfspatth to 7As thtrn9o Tribune.
1iDsrNN, OGt. Allie stuck nlnrkct continues
moderately aetivc. md WINS .uite strong Mt .l,o
!or* Y"'R nsrsst e ~sakt Il a %h tho NOW
9aIncy opf,cd 1t r, Ts, a.lSsnes,,, s, q & !ts's1
i, @ il!, ~ ,,sf nSs,Se .s'ny .tc,v M 4n,s*s 5''t
s ersne! % " %, Il y, @ "f LIT I'd ia%n .
e! aSSneed f5sm 4 o1R K lIS M 9xnEn.5S E.Isg
s|eersSas Sss'*?c cess*! Sss' osks ssaq 'e.Assis; @
Ins", rs'Ss3s S3 "f'si19a fInt sia!S S!S@ %Sfecsiss ASr
Eitsi.i,a declined frorn 6s ID b: Union i'actac,
% e s,M; rYrtla"',, sset, \ ; or,s,atu:i, iosA
!" !" ; H.; o &i:nts s$ sa bk. b1 f!' I'LL fS fsi
Summit Ilr..nct, at II: others as before. So,
o7rx" T''f%a a;~ay s Aars"tio % Gopsy t5' ns g.
Slar1!.cstt.. iInnuhinn Ontonago,t 9 n,vaticg,i
Il: l.ttls oek i, X: l!ur!l,xton s. Missouri In
In ia,lli stocks l},stpn. sold III hlb Lilo, Dor
chester at ~; mud Water Power assG.
TO ihs ITtsttrn Assottatfd I'rtss
TosTOS, Oct. 4.-Stocks closed:
4:fs;s: a; ':' ;.$ $ yS::'x ; x
|s'f% i ;sss:s @ fSis +; %s;iSsiis: $SS IL IL
KG Il lnT5spsti ~ 4 ;;, ssSfs5,s III
/ ! t::. ss$s:
fO1tEiGS,
roNpoN, Oct. 4.-Consnls, 07 1910; nccolnt,
0S I.tG.
American sccnritics-Now Is, 1o5.:: 4Es.
1l3: A., Ill.
tinllwny seourfttcs-Illinuls Ccntrnt. 1895;
rGnnsylv1na S,I y GGntfnl' e., Sl; New York centrHl
LOSpON, Oct. 4.-T'ho etcamcr Cntnl,rln, from
Hamburg for Now York, tnkes out lUo UGQ marks
In yuld.
lAius, Oct 4.-Rentcs, ST I5c.
, 1880-10-05
MINING NEWS.
AsH1U VftfIE

Special DtspatcA te e., l.,!sale 1fttans
NEW YoRK, Oct. 4-Tho mining plarc u,ntkot
to-tiuy wis moderately firm, with slightly higher
pricra Tho cioslnr quotations were:
, 1880-10-05
BY YELEGllAIsII.
Nr1V %r1G3k

New YoNK, Oct, 4,-The reader o( TnE Tn1u-
pSg, IL t,y hus l,ro.cd thosu }hutchcs, witt sur
@ Ter neither wnrry nor loss oypr tn..uy's snecu-
lutlols. Thu market opened steally. WIS strong
during tho enrIy rnrt Ut tho day, fell olI, und
NnnIlv t,ccu,ur ,rnnt M ,ito cInrr hrr,nv tnn.
...n..' ~. ..,1a, ~ s vo'% W'" .' -
"crtet 'he es1iaIloF 'raaeFs iroha he1ee uc"Fs ~
rOhtltlGht bulls, md NIL within single week..
II would seem Us If Gould had begun to royetpp
hfs nrou,.,tu. Atnny rnio ho hoa succcctri In
i",,,I,,,. .,, s.rot ,,,,, ~ ~ ..a,,s .tt ~,
!oHuts's 1uo 1t9cet "sth !ol VI s1oeks uh't ne
bought utn dtys Ago at II concession OF Bovcral
,lcr cunt, lie will probably bo willing to buy
thorn b,,L n,,ui,, ,vhcr thn,, 1,,,,,a :,
ein,iInr .i",1,uc Hn,pa,sint ~ -, a~r".ntir,
shtuji LII ,naiu III ena,s II in, atnoks ~ III"
onuN. - N'"Mo ~ AHno - tMp 1tAaHa Va AAu
, 1880-10-05

He SINESClllC6 tHHEkcl IGlSlk HlRnEt l%llt>
don. targe shipments we're forwarded there Inst
week. We notice that French, Danish, and
Dutch merchants nrc, III nsfttion to 0nr exports,
1hf!y buying cnrKDcs uls coast. md vntles IN
French Importing cities nro higher than In ltrit-
ith markets.
One OF tho carsocs OF corn shipped last week
has g,nc 10 EAlonlca.
II. X. .1aek.oi,t IN Uornluseli Of Sept. a. thinks
thut British buyers wilt probabiy nnt DO wIso
enough to tNka up and store whntcver wheat
surplus may exist ut current prices. lie thinks
IT prnbable thnt Americn will lie loft In it,
present position mt the nnI Of tho ccrcnl year
ns tho wt,cnt surplus holder nf Enrorc. lis prcs-
cnt htg surplus hcltig reduced On the Hist Of next
August only by the simple reduction Of Eurupe's
Rctuni wants., This whtild seem 10 have been
Intc,Ntcd as II potio why Of saying u.at lseitish
buyers nru masters Nf tho situation. That posf-
ton would lie uii right IL the assumptions on
which Il I. hastd were only faets. IT Is not yct
certain ttnt they nfc facta. Tho big surplus
which h,Is bcc1, tMikr.l about 70 mitch In not yet
known TO exist. There Is probably as mich
whtnt MS will he wnnted, but the Ercnt number
Of tnrma which aru yielding lcss thhn half hs
Inlrl wheat as was cxpcctct! lends conservative
1ncu 10 think TINT the American whcnt Yield Of
1se0 Inns anen very much ovcrstated.
There w,N an informal meeting yesterday be-
tween tho Chief Grain Inspector nnd tome nf
our HTAlIt FccetFcsd+ AuC SUBJECT Ol usSGuSslUtl
WIS the inspection Of oats. 4 Ercnt many mUrc
oats hnye recently hccn classe,l rejected than
thu receivers think IL Fight. Tho Inspector helt!
thnt no chunHc enuli be nla,c without lowering
tho Crude, AMI shippers wuul,l object to that.
No other conclusion WIS arrived At 1t Is well
known TINT several nprcaIs on oats hnve result
csi In II reversal Of tho Inspectors dictur1: and
tho rcnson why tho number Of appcnls WIS not
Hreat Is simply the fact TINT there has sccn II
good demand far sainpio loss, which hns enabled
huldcrs to sell tho grain OIL It's merits.
, 1880-10-05

Oats cloecd stfun.nrnt I{c fnr noxt month, md HN
,ieseos. so i"r Snvea,har, ana sto ios aaY. 1iy.
horshes ss s.*IAs ~ sa!ss @. ta a. kae iaF
EaSysmSe!, and tiaT.itHE5 sr jsnasTJ. Aaies
;,3fnq12ai II. f"r Soyotn.es s26i fos si!c asas I'D
nctnhet and t7.att7:H7h fur November. 8horttibs,
, 1880-10-05

sronto nnlo yesterday by gentleman who wns
hskc'l what wns suing In wheat. 1t looked at
one tIr,e ns n II woul,t touch $l.00 speedily.
A dispatch from Milwaukee, ycstcrlRy stated
that the pcople thoro will rcco!ve 10000 bu Of
whcnt per 1uy after about Wednesday,. Tho
long expected tncrcase In tho movement has
not lceh Witnessed yet, either there or in this
city.
The stock of lard IN this city IS dInaihtahlng
rapidly ny shipments Of sonlc 5,00 tcs per 'lay
caAtward Tho consequence Is rather largo
quantity On r,ut1, which hrnkcs tho Visible SUP.
ply smaller than II actually Is. Prominent pnr-
ties hero have bcen buying In ChicnHo aud SELL
Ing in New York for n week or two past.
The exW'sts uf whcnt. and flour reduced TO
wheat, for tho week ending Sept en from 1.oston.
Hnw YOrk, Philadelphia. baltimore. New Or"
icuns. ntt Montreal wns rs follows:
HVeh& t.s
!l1BiAnd and ltGiklatn. sha.!
Hly.s
ErNtt1. Hj,tU
$fihrnltne, ,,,,...,,,. 8|
Huush America md West indIa 1tInndx, ,,,.,,., lED
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

At the residence Of the brides mother,
Mrs, b NJ Wilson, on the lst lust, Mr.. W.
II. LKsLfn and Miss EMMA WILSON, Rev.
John A. Miller officiating minister.
"For the Guardian, with the compli-
ments Of Mrs. s. N. WILSON,
Accompanying the above notice and
kind compliments WAS a very large cake
in the shape Of n heart, crowned with a
beautiful boquet Of hyacinths, sweet vio-
let's and evergreens. The flowers were
arranged with taste. and the delicious
cake was embossed with many All artisti-
cal curve of the prntubrrsncrs. And for
this mark of remembrance amid the fcs-
tivitieS Of nuptial feast, the parties
have our many kind wishes aud sincere
thanks. To the groom and bride We ex-
tend the congratulations of the GUARDIAN
troupe, wishing them all the fullness ii
felicity that hnvers around the happicst of
honry-moons. That their future life may
be one presided over by the cheering rays
of unceasing bliss and happiness. Com
mencing with the new year may they add
sweetness to every moment of life and
may they live long to enjoy the full frui-
ton of Il happy old age.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

Mr.. Kortum has gone to New Orleans
in order TO give his personal attention to
the purchase of stock of such goods a.
may be needed by him for winter and
spring trade. Mr.. Kortum buys from the
principal firms of all the leading cities,
ana IN addition to what he may purchase
IN New Orleans, he will have other goods
suited to the wants Of his customers. Be-
sure to call on him when you want any
thing III the line Of jewelry, silver-ware,
watches, &c.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14
NOTICE..

Mr.. A. III. DAVIDSON, of the firm of Camp,
Davidson aud Ferguson, hasbeen appoint
cd Local Agent for the Metallic Portrait.
All parties having enlarging to he done
will please call on above named gentleman.
G.. A. READ, General Agent,
Washington Copying Co, Washington, ID. G.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14
THEGUARDIAN.


Ne Win continue to publish under this
hsAdtng Che nance Of those who each
wpsk psv up their subscriptions. This list
10 isteuded "a . memorandum for the pro-
lection Of subscribers against possible
errors in our books:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

What other mou say they will do Joe
shelton does. He has at all times full
stock of drugs. handsome stock Of toilet
and fancy articles, good tobacco, fine ci-
gars, wines, brandies, whi,key, &c. &c.
Everything Of the best at the lowest
prices
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

Read the card of Il. VI. McHrnry who
McHenry is an accomplished pharmacist,
aud has an experience of many years in
the drug business. lie is a thorough gem
tlcman aud skilled in business. He will
merit patronage by his moderate prices
and urbane manners.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

We can't help il. 1t is a weakness that
we VIII never overcome. We always like
to look at those articles of female apparel
which serve to add additional beauties Ia
those who wear them. Onr special weak
ness waS gra,iiird oh Thursday night last.
Onr good friend l.. +. Camp would have
Us look ~ the notions and novelties Lately
selected i'll New Orleans with ~ much
taste by A. II. Davidson. A lot of purses.
portrmoni-s. &c. of shell. silver. velvet.
&e., were specially lovely. One of blue silk
velvet with pearl centre ornaments was
bought for the better half There were
embroidered silk handkerchiefs, Grape. silk
and chenille scarf. lovely sashes. delicate
rucheings of new patterns; several new
styles of neck wear that all the ladies arr
anxious Ia see; stockings of tiucst thread
embroidered with silk; every style Of
gloves for ladies and gent tmrn: beautiful
combs, sparkling garnet. pearl and jet
ornaments. and h"rsr-shnr pins. &C.. for
good lack Camp. Davidson 4 Ferguson
have in addition +" other goods the finest
and most beautiful lot of uniion~ ever
brought to Homer. Thr, Invite every
body Ia come and look. They insist that
the pr,r,l, examine aud thea d,rlar- if
they have not surpassed thr town Yun
need not huy. II is nn trnui,ir to show
gouHs.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

Mr. W. c. Price, the best saloon keeper
that has ever been in the town of Homer,
has now opened bar and drinking saloon
on the South side Of the public square,
next to Browns Hotel. Mr.. Price will
only keep the very best of whiskirs, wines
and beer, and attends the bar himself.
only give Billie q call and learn that thr>r
heh are true. Everything around his bar
70 fresh and new-uo second-handcd iiX-
tures. He asks for fair division Of the
patronage.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

The world moves on without visible
change, bnt sewing machines ever improve.
Poster Carter, No. 80 Texas ST., Shrrvc-
port, La, has the best machines that are
sold. Thrty-iive and Fur,y-f,e Dollars
AXE his prices.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

SIR. +. II. kortum will be at home ny
the first Of February. His absence at this
time is unavoidable. All work left with
Mr.. B. ". McHcnry will receive hi. immc-
diate attention. If:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

> No moro pains; no more aches; no more
incurable wounds. Wonderful (eight)
cures all things. II should he in every
household. Buy it; try it. Joe shelton
has il.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14
Succession Sale.

Succession Of Benjamin Bugg, Deceased.
+. STATE Of Loui.iana, Parish Of Claiborne.
Di virtue If u commission issued out Of
- the Hon. Parish Court Of the parish OF
Claiborne, aud to M directed. | will pro.
coed To sell, az the Conrt-house daot, in
the town Of Homer, between the legal
hours OF sale, on
Saturday, January cath, A. d. 1850,
the following described property, situated
IN said parish, Ia wit:
The northeast quarter uf the southwest
quarter If section three. and the >"ut hrast
quarter nf srction four - The northeast
quarter Of section nine. aud the east half
of northwest quarter If --,tiun nine, town
ship twrnty-threc, range six, containing
.;6i IT, Ito acres.
Terms at sale cash. Ia paw debts.
DRAlTON u. HAYES, Curator.
Dec. Il, lr79. tpf - lists
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

Browns Hotel has made reputation
that will secure custom from those who
have patronized him once.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

Buy books, periodicals. stationery and
fancy goods from X. G.. Hotchki-s, No. 30
Texas St., Shreveport, La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

A new, irst-class Chicago Champion
Singer sewing machine for sale. Apply at
this office.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

The exhibition of the electric light ~
MEMO Park 10y Thomas A. Edison was u
wonderful success. Scientific men who
watched the brilliant light cmanating from
the bristol board IN the shape Of hos
shoe. with rnvi"us hopes of a failure. are
forced t" acknowledge 'hai the littl T..
Wizard at Mrnl" Par" H. >uiur of them
termed him, j. TIN great light at the age.
One of the great wonders about this r.
cent discovery sits simplicity. After the
great Inventors MIND had ,srnratrd
every channel ut things thar were wonder
inl and grand, and hu'iurs nothiug to
answrr hr concentrated hi Thought, on
a piece "f charr.d pap'l and there found
The drsldrraium. From all accounts Of
This successful and wonderful discovery.
the rlrctr,c light will soon taxi place. at
the gas jets that ROW sparkle ~ c>ttN
city. A. matter of c"nr-c the g,s COM
pauies look npuu TIN, "Wilard' with
rnvious hatred. tor 80 soon ~ arrange
mrnts can hr made IN the dIii'-r'ut cities,
tins great boon. the -lrcirIc light. will
take pldC" of the gas a. an illumination.
aud there viii hr nothing doing III thu
gas mans business. Artihcial light uf the
pr.'>'nt age l. glowing cheaper. Tho Ir-ur-
aucr Will also gi"w cheaper. for rhiStf. ht
of electricity l. perfectly SAFE and no dan
ger uf an accl,lrut and II consequent rN-
plu~ion The risks taken 10y insurance
men will bc much safer aud cons, qu"ntly
prnportionally cheaper. Thus . great
good will hc accomplished hy this dI~cov-
cry. soon insurance companies viii re-
duCe their rates wherever this electric
light j. u>Cd to the EXCLUSION of oil aud
as, anil this will not only inurr ~ the
interest and hrnrtit Of property owners,
but tenants will Ice the b-nrticiarrs ~
we'll; for rents will br reduced in "A like
prnportinn Hence this great modern in-
vcntion will b" locke upon by all classes
~ great ben"facfor. And hi~ "pp"~"r>
will give away hrf"r him with lhr "uhir.
like their costly lllumihat"r> l.f"I' h
magic light.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

- Those who wish to insure against loss
by FIRE should call upon f. H. McClen.
don, General Insurance Agent, Homer. La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

Rankin's woodwork is always we'll done.
He charges moderate prices and warrants
everything. He is a worthy Young man
and should be patroniLed.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

SEARCH for the Pelican Clothing Store
when you go to Shreveport,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

AYERS Pills contain no mercury OF
mineral, but are effcctnal to cure.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14
saturday, February eth, 1850,

the following described prol .ity. situated
IN said parish. tn vii:
The ,outlI half of the N"uth'a>t guart,r
"t ciinii =. and west half ut northeast
Gnnit'r Of section -. t"WrshiP.l. range a..
Sold tor cash. With The benefit of ap-
prai> m'ni.
II. w. klRkPATRlt X, Sheriff.
Dec. -. l-.g. tpi - uU) lgt-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14
Sherin'S Sale.

Matthew Od,m ~ Peter IB"uI, -N NJ. g.,
Appeal Docket u. C.. aud NJ. -. Parish
Court, tiaih"rltr PARISH. La.
state Of Louisiana, Parrish Of Claiborne.
Dl virtue ui "a writ ui ti,li fIria~ dul>
ID Issued I" III. ~ the above entitled >uii
have seized. and will proceed I" S''ll. Ia
a." llgh's' aud ln.t bidder. ~ H., Court
h"n'c d""I u HON ~ liihnrn- parish, Ia.
On Saturday, the 7th February, 1880.
h"tWrrn the legal hours of SALE. subject &"
ME h'n"iit at appIin >,Iurut, the follow ~.
property Of Peter Buolrr. Ia Wit:
East half of section tvruty-two. town
ship tweutN-thrrr, range six west. less -
a'i-~ 1T "f thu ~uu'h,a>t corner. to.,thI
with al ia" luIpI"N'it IT. th,l'nu.
>tld pIupliN tn u, sold with = rrcu.ul.
tI"u aud 'lItrIr'uuui at thu N'utlui'> he.
theron TOR 81. -1-ltu ,nllnrN. with p.i
,r',f ,.'r Ji,uru u"nl jam. III, -. an
Tho tlUHc' f III dr - an "idiulr'
lrlApn %
II " klRkPAIiltk.
>h'ur.
Dee. - l-;9. lrr,io.o Ter,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

A required by law the Mayor Of Homer
on lsst Saturday les oat ~ csntraas fr
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

working the streets for the year 1880.
Mr.. J. W. Lippu,ius, whose bid Was
t399 90, 'kecnfed the CONTRACT. We may
expect to have better STREETS after this,
for Willie Is n y"nng man vt considerable
vim aud will no doubt perform his duties
we'll. II will hr rem ml,rrrd that Nj
Lippmirs had this c"nIiTi for he last
quarter If l579, after Mr. Th"mas Resigned
his pssitiou ~ contractor.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

II you want a Genuine" Singer address
W. II. Ledbetter, Arizona, La. 22:3m'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

Quite change in thu wrath,I MnudH,
aud Monday night last The winter has
been 50 warm that il has he'u almost
impossible for farmers tn save meat. ~.
"ral hundir' Thousand pounds "i polk has
been .'i>t ia tlahurl, tbs wiut,T IL '"n-
sequence ni Nh. exceeding warm wealth D..
We predict II lat" >prh1s. ard II III. vIr-
dicti"n 10" u"t tru', cal our attention I"
II and we viii >i.'' II We rIuunf frame u
reasonable ckcuS. That IL the way Ticr
manages for us aud why not ~ do the
suI,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

Fresh Garden Seeds, Onion Sets, &c.
Just received at Joe Skeletons.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14
Saturday, January Gath, A. d. 1850,
ShPriH''s Sale.
A. We'll vs.. J. II. Tugglr--In Parish Court
No. 90.

No. 90
Statro Of Louisiana, Parish Of claiborne.
Dl virtue Of writ of trri facias issue d
ID by the Clerk of the District Court III
aud for said parish aud State. in the above
entitled suit. and Ia the directed. | have
Srizrd and will proceed to sell, to the
last aud highest bidder, within the legal
hours of sale. ut the tnurt-h house ,lopr in
Ia. t,u. d, at Hammer
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

:; me sunday School. Of Homer ar now
20 : nourishing condition. The l""ti"
aua Methodist schools meet every Sud y
enme At 8 o'clock, the Pr".hytrn''
Icy sunday evening At o'clock None
s.SoG object to attending saLhath
;H0eoola They cost bnt liftl-, and the
.aIotmetion obtained can do harm to no
~ Ssa Of religion, and N certainly grraf
Pmste to the Christian religion Thesr
sen detrHet from the morals Of none,
-. ~ snaspent to the feelings Of
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

Mr.. Gill, Of the house Of Gregg & Ford,
shreveport, La, who visited Homer last
week in the interest of his firm, informs
10 that an unusually large business has
gone TO Shreveport this season, and that
oNeX q Ford have had their share. We
always pleased TO hear that this hous.
oss been succeesful. They command
success because they deserve il They
sPAlr no pains TO please their cnstom"Is.
aeey take advantage of every fall in the
MARKET. They by for cash, at all times
aao oy these means they are enahl" u"
Uaef the best Of everything AZ the lowest
rt'ces We trnst that continual prosprri-
y nay attend them.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-14

PUBIC Oenool No9uoos :
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having been made. al trueA(D - ~
nsd that they - ~ dss~ soes0e4b =
=. go, ) =, ~ .,s.s,