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, 1880-01-22

tho Could system. A1,t1 Gould has long been
anxious tn E,.t r If tho agreement If WANbG.
lly a consolidation of the Eninn and knnx's
inIsl,lcss ntl Il m,tithwestcrt, chllr.nrl and trvr
tho Chicngo rtmss stranded high and dry 20 fur
W their UnnllA pool III concerned.
, 1880-01-22
er. LoUIs .S t1aoN MouNTA1N.

NEW YotK, Jun. .l.-Thcrc hns fccu n
"bonm Is It, tho stuck Of the st. Louis & trnn
Mountain, tho pricu advancing tn h'A. Tho
ErcHihB It.Ht snys: "Tho cHrnlngs nf the ronl
Mte very large c0mpMretl with lAst yenr.'
, 1880-01-22

t"tAnit' - - 't' %'st
Is well nstllnlnied Wt'l him hHvit,E ne.s, s'i!s oi
These VIM Attesnrtea ~ stop the1a 1s they were
ese''r'as truth tue .-- slore:
MINOR OFFENDERS.
JUSTICE counr ITEMS. nul.oLAu1Es, ETC.
nesides tho barxIarles mentioned in ycater-
dny's puper, Caf lterncssey has been identified
fur tho hlrHtnry OF tho residence of Chnrses
n"1y No u Su'' no., ,hafe street. o w
o osniuk 5asht Into court upon these charges 'h''
m,,, ,,s, =, co,.,. ~ ,,,o oo,,oo,,on ouo,,,s
Iho urn Or eott'o = Co.. tho eol!cctson agents.
paper notoricty In connection with tho Dalton
"snap Judgments" were In court yesterday OIL
by Gcorro % % 4. Gibbs, Il lawyer, whn
nlaeses 'nat ,n no , "s.s assaulted WIN aeaa!y
% weon wh'le l IN tho & s'e9 Of the collection a,.
i,1Knnets ana .,s thas hnft a,,t,s words
told to leaye the o'tec, on. tho ,lels.,rcly
si .stsnsts % n tey e N proscesd &c ] to lire Hin out,
henri ths s:e y,t%y y;t Il %d o hS If Msnd s s
charHing cottte. -,
The residence Of J. !. Lcnarsl, No. II North
ck neh sses ws or'5,r s1tnfs Y paFr ssnr
Inv II mise In 4 room adjoining his bettr'ota,
im pgna ny @ at t saa lin ie ' uoirnH x,a ws sns
tScre. sI;naltaneoMsly i si'ot VIA tirc, ut 1T
h;' %nen tat Gat7e TO eos1 snnr ,ns., @nHS
lis lis lnqaises no OH tarther. lie tinHs, pyoser s
1ss NJ u no ws @ brwiar III T. He brHo Il
;Ps ,,ss,, aswss ssa ssa :,!; ke', tys sotss
~ u t i,s' , nu ~ ~, ~ xSt, ~ NV a,,n, a. IT, H..
n .@eso nr nrs %e1 q '5 no ;"r sS 70 Ssyc19 @ Nh IT.
nonja.ntn L. Mansfield concerning whose at
%as puSlss " IL pTnrr
] ncsors oft & 5lla. h litter % proounenx lin M out Of "f
he sou[,i do ficxt Finaily be INT HE'LL of 4 ;s-
calibre revolver, nni, utter firing one
NIT Mr iia thp Eeepcr PC e. q te @ btariinE @ , % NJ
Aye,!uo Station tor i policeman. ard 0i!'eer
" w1n IT, ~. @ Fly t y wns ,,.i ~.
Mansfield terms i sandw!c,, lsln,ld sword, I'M.
E Thieh + td m%G ,,, ~ ws spns sarc sw an ~ tt eS T.
tho s.on !as % Ysste1y @ hsfaro jasee a WIFI CO
he WIZ tlne! *lo upon tSo chnrSss u t'iss,rderly
aud rss!stnE friend pad p.i, fho ,, amount and
william 1arnbcrt, carpenter employed on
home. MT i1 Fulton streot, IN q sonewli,t IRE.
curious condition, tic rrsult Of IN enco.lntcr
Gn R arad =, ashya9h11 9 I'm p haiv 'S l,r,sn sn9
Hbolit tho faco, head, ind chest, tut mt
w,astandlag It, thinks ;,a tat f., Rs w ulti!natsiy
t6at no wls assauted @ Oh tho traaks II lttio wcst
If Wns,nr,, nTnn,,,,. IN Ktnzta strs."t- IL fEr
robbed hlm of h's oyercoat, p4lr Of browE,
kid gloves edged with fur, paiF Of sseel.bowcd
, 1880-01-22

PH1IAlKtrr.lA, jan. .l.-The $l5,000,On] mort
t,lgc authorized by tho Directors md st',ckhoil
crs Ut tho Tcxns Pacific Naiiwly md foriuully
approved yesterday WIS executed to-day.
, 1880-01-22

Huntington. alonc. rs i reached mono Of tho
prints 10 which tho pool applied, nanely: KIM
Tho Wabash nav thrrntcns Il. ~ tack on tho
nrrnnHnsnent regarding tho at. .loc & Denver
ti0n.
Tho Committee yrstert,ay discussed the mt
ter II! NIL Its bearings. hut VIVA unnhlc To cttp tn
my understanding ~ lnah parties hel,l us stub
adjournment wnA Ind to hiring tho matter up
asain ut tho general meeting ot tue Association,
II i claimed TINT Gould u ut the t,otsom nf
this fight. md TINT his ublect Is to l,rrak ~ tho
M'sr niyr aErccnsnt ~ IN, nictTtsSs ,
centngc. Of cast bound business from 1t. Louis
awaf1lod hy tho i,'ianl Of Art'ltrntors ~ tho
as SS I III h IA. '"ts: 9say I'LL e.. Sr; s % Hss s'
portion Of Its west. bound percentage. and h.s
,lclns to accomplish, thc, slt.nc end rs rsYnts
iiowcysr. il not vt Tnito reilly 10 show his fail
hand because tho Wnt,,sh cxtenalon to this city
8 not rendy iar tisc. md consequently It y most
prubni!e thnt his licttefinHte Mt tho meeting to.
tIIese difficulties dvfcrrcd until tho next ineut-
Ing.
THE SOUTHERN SYNDICATE.
The report TINT negotiations nre IN prtgrcas
between tho Pennsylvania 1iaIlrOad Company
and tho Louisville 4 Nashville Hallrnid for tho
easing uf tho inter, together with NIL its
brlneics and leased lines. to tho Pennsylvania
Company, is looked upon with suspicion in rail-
rt,ud circles here. 1t Is believed that these tlc-
Rbtinil0ns rlthor iook t,warsjs tr1silc nrrnnEc-
sncnt betwccn these organizations ttnn a lcusc,
s Lul. Bcntt Il ktit,wE 10 10 upsed To further
f1'ss sy q bpn s s{tiS'n {ns9 f f. f & Il is
siiie i qyas Sshv1l1c IL '1' rhs se .y1eae ae s: @
sisa sS sf,aF ms the H s so s%x ssf 70 acxons ys st
son and orp,siti''n, alnws tle l'e,Lisysyanu
, 1880-01-22
REVENUE AGENT TRANSFERRED.
2nxeIoI F1tsnnith Ii The rhfra1o 9%9b,rnh.

OMAHA, Ncb., jan, sI.-William A. Gavitt
spcc1nI Revenue Agent Of this district, has been
transferred to tho Illinois ind Michigan Dis
tElct, his headquarters to be ut Detroit.
, 1880-01-22

llI.MSs
Tho r,,snors that II. McCh.n. ucnur1l Passenger
and Ticket Agent ut tho Iioosie funnel rs'lltc.
wis ,.bxa,t to resign bis position arc authorla-
lively dcntel,
MIR. Il. n. Arms, Western General Passenger
Agent Of tho Now York, Lake Erlt' s. Wcssorii,
Is s,ot going on tho Like Shore, untl ho says he
never bud nny intentton Of .lang III.
Tho New York, 1.nkU Eric & Western Railroad
Company hus so.t lilo T.pckpnrt lIu!Inl0 lt,'il-
rDad. lty tho TERMS of tho agreement this road
ct,ItlGs under tho management uf tho Eric FOR
term of yc.lts.
To accommodate thoso who Wish to intend thu
opera Saturday hight, thu Chictgu s. Northwest
the GNle,lA ntd Milwaukee Divisions until ll:W
y. n,., Or lutit tho upcra Il Finished TINT night.
Tho gnws earnings Ut tho 1t. Louis, Iron Mnl,.i-
tain & anlthor,, lsail,rnld for tho second week III
.1Nnlinry WEre ~ follUWss
to'o'"'oa
Net tncftnso.. so..-.............".....$ G'.1G-rb7
Tho Chicn9o. Milwaukee & 1T. 1'nul 1Alilroai
trnsOlinx-men Gun lnirrhaso shippers tIckuts
Oyt!r their t1,a ut rVHi!lar rltgs. Ai1l when thu
sano nrr 'lsctl Rccorsiing to tnro!nlittons th1res9
nn.t rertcMtcs returned tn tho Company signed
per Ticket will b1 pasd.
Although the Trunk r.tho Tloanl ut Arbltrntots
liked tho percentages fur the rItls el.se fr,lfl
Irnrtn ncilry Il month nst, tho estst-b1und
nrl tho prrIbabllitl cs ,tru that 1t will mt for
F0lne tllnO to conlc: Tl,rrD H. much enllplnlnt
nn tht part ut Thy pcnria ruIlls With Tho nwhr1l
il satto4atllor In flvor 'f tho 'r,ctlo, r,a,rln Il
Warsaw m1su thu Wahlsll. Tho lnttpr rtlatls
nouDlol!xu ncarIy nil the fast-frcght lines ruiz
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27
tWritssa Nbr the GUARDIAN
tine WOODS Of LOGAN"

II was miracle morning, Oh freud in =
sweet slain time,
pure, sun Passionate morning, with rap
turuus thoughts In rhyme;
What time in the woods of Logsu- 10y q
radiant lakelets rim,
We wandered in sweet communion throuvb
the magical shadows dim.
On singing and shining morning of the
luminous long ago,
On beautiful woods of Logan" where
the wild r-d roses blow;
OH birds that carol in chorus, Oh. voice
with tender thrill,
On passionate fash of loving eyes, We are
part of my spirit still.
Far oh! far have wandered from that
forest, green and gay,
yer the rocks and rivers it's lyetb, this
night away;
With the crowds Of orr popnlous plane,
I've mingled like other men,
But friendship like our old friendship /
never have known since then.
No cy, Ike thine eyes can charm me. no
voice like thy voice can cheer,
No clasp like thy clasp can thrill me, no
dear one is half 40 dear:
Aye, drarrr thou art, far dearer than
i.nrcls or fame OF gold.
AnU ...rer thon art, far nearer than ever
81! earth was told.
may lose my faith forever in the Heaven
of which We hear,
/ may learn to think it was nearest when
thou, beloved, vert near;
MAJ lose my faith IN the s-raphs that
a'Ig by the JASPER SEA,
But tenderest friend man ever had. I'll
never lose faith in thee
| know not, beloved, I know not if We ever
will meet again,
For dark and wild aud uncertain ale III,
devious paths of men,
Aud far, ~ far! are W. severed by noun.
tain aud void aud waves.
Aud this is a laud Of partings and funeral
bells aud graves
But whether We meet or whether we greet
in this cold world no more
I'll love thee still as loved thee in the
passionate years Of yor-;
The red blood will dance aud tiugl-, will
pleasure throughout my frame,
And my heart will break into blossom
whenever hear thy name.
CUTHBERT CARY.
HOMER, October y, l-sU
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

1t is with great pleasure that we call
attention TO the fact that that popular
aud ent-rprising druggist, Shreveport.
Mr. l.. N. Carter has, in addition to a
large aud c;,r.fully selected stock Of drugs,
chemicals, 7 ~ ant nedicins, wines, liquors.
perfumery, toilrt articles, paints, oils, &c,
qnite q variety Of single and double-l'sr-
relied breeeh-loading shot-guns, pistols,
ammunition and gun fixtures of every
kind. This goo.ls will be- sold at lower
6gures than they have ever been offered
before in any city or town Of the South.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

The Republicans of New Orlrans nomi-
mated our old friend &. ". Newton for aG-
ministrator Of commerce, wbereupon h.
writes to the campaign committee de, lin-
ing I'll. honor. He states The only aSpirs-
ton have to administer on commerce il
to get living profit "ui III III, bacon,
pork, clear sidr-, ribs, h"nr. lar,i, dc.
should you, grntl-nrp, r-qnirr any oi the
at"vc-naned articles, or anything in the
gr'crry line, you will ind at No. I'll Nigga
zine street an administrator of commerce
ready at all times Ia rrur- your orders
even il his judgment induces him to de-
cline your vuie-."
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

Mr.. j. VI. Dormon, u resident Of Arcadia,
fell dead in the streets of that town Oh the
18th inst. The deceased was one-of our
oldest citizens. He leaves large circle If
relatives. among them Mr.. w. ". Dormon
who hes been resident of Homer for
several years. SIR. Dornon was highly
esteemed by those who knew him for his
many excellent qualities. He WAS u fine
mrchanic, with MI inventive turn Of mind
and had secured patents for several val
uablr agricultural implrments.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

Til" conr;-hunS' ia Shr ,'ru', -, dis
covered to h,. ca H. "y Hr.. Jla.. ..,,,
1i"h ds she Wa "n h,r Way t"ju mails /
b.f"ir daN at Tnnrda! n"r,i, : ',s' iie
r"nrag, and self .",s-,ssi"n al u ru:N
Shenh ElsturT aud u Mr. Al"xnr,l. rrI.aLirti
them To Put ont the lie h-inrr any >rriuh>
damage MAS done. They II nrhrd rl,. hiii,d-
ing mfpi- ANY urr rls a. 1t M, Ing liz.
cr"wd II fht drur nrdrr It att IL ttiLl
buckets aud wat,t iTum Il -lorr HcTn>- ia"
street, wI'h which hoy "a ia" III. cut.
IL Is thought that thu linz ,ra, h.5Nr b.. u
caused 10y rhr h@hhd srEL,p 81 a. - II
thu tl,Hr, which i. ,",'I,u ,rN,Ial lurt,
with sawdust.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27
Reeds Gilt Edg" Tonic cures Dyspepsia

All the friends aud patrons of that con-
scirntiuus beef man. Tom u. Kinder. ar.
hereby notified that frum and after this
date In may he found at the market house
on TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday
mornings, we'll supplied with III. best
beef and mutton that he can get
Any failure Ia be On hand will b.
due to reason that he cannot
control. He will In the future. rs in
the past, do the very best he can for his
customers in prices and quality Of meat,
whether there be- any competition or not
In this connection we may state that il is
10 the interest ot the people 10 patronize
the regular market that may be depended
an to be kept mp through the season. BY
80 doing We will bnild mp reliable mnrk-
ct thar will bc of grrat advantage to the
town. Any PERSONS who have cattle, hogs
or sheep Ia sell may find Mr.. Kinder in
Homer every Tuesday until ten o'clock
and al day saturday.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

The Supreme Court, which bus been III
session in Shreveport for several weeks,
adjourned Oh saturday lust. The gentle.
m-n constituting the highest judicial iri-
bunal in the State have made u very
favorable impression upon the people OF
Shreveport, if We are To judge tium the
complimentary notices III the Times aud
Standard. We would judge that whatever
has been said about " iliz' administration
these appointe-s seem t. do him credit.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27
TO COTTON GROWERS.

I WANT my friends and the public gen
L orally to know that have just purcha,--
ed new oO-saw Brown Cotton Gin, and
have made great improvements at my Mill
aud Gin, II miles west If Lisbon. I am
now prcpsced 10 meet oil demands that
may be made On M In the way Of grinding
corn, saving lnmbes aud gipuiuE COTTON.
NY tsrms seu - rvosoasbls a. her~to]dre.
invite ~ pAernap u W. puhlie.
J. r. rom
July - H. ~ 5e.6uDl
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

Henry Dreyfuss & Son have mad. pre-
parstipus for au extensive trade. They
have full stock Of every article Of goods
usually kept by a variety store. They
have carpets, rngs and mats, boots, shoes
and hats. The uIost fashionable aud styl-
ish clothes, and stock of gents and la
dies hose. n and rare are their gonds
for dresses. ihry have styles for old uud
young, for boys and misses. From rib
bon neck-tic to brond-cloath coat, aud
shawls made Of wool from the sheep and
hair from d." goat. Bat Heavens, We are
drifting i.'r thyme. So this firm must
wait unit I'Yther time.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

State Of Loaisiana-Parish Of Claiborne.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,

r.
SHEIufPs OFFICE,
Homer, La, sept. 2oth, isso
IN compliance with the laws of this State,
i aud in accor,anc. with the proclama-
ton of Hon. S. ID. McEncry, acting Cover
nor of the State of louisiana public notice
! II h,r-hy given, that an rl,rtion will he.
held on Tuesday, November Cd, 1850, at
the different ,nliinr places in this puri,b
to Wit:
Ward |, Precinct No. |, Suminrrfeld;
Ward >. Precinct No. ,, Gordon;
Ward 5, Precinct M. ;, Hayn.sville; Pre-
cinct No. 4. Hssty's Cross Roads:
Ward g. prrrinct No 3, Holly Springs:
Ward 3, Prreiuc, No. d, Athens;
Ward &, Precinct No. I, Sandy Grove;
Ward 7, Precinct No. 8, Homer; Precinct
No. 9, Ariyouu:
Ward :, Precinct NJ. 10. Lisbon.
At which election there arr voted for hy
the qualified voters of Clailnrir parish. hy
general ticket, eight Electors for Prr-idrnt
and Eive-Prrsid-nt Of tn. United States
,a he chosen for the State of Louisiana ms
her representation in the Electoral College,
two of whom shall bc from the State n
large. and six from the several districts Of
the State. To wit:
One Eirctur for the Fir, District. com.
posed of the parishes of Pluaurniur and
81 Bernard and of the third, fourth. fifth,
sixth. seventh, eighth. ninth and fifteenth
wsrtis of the city of New Orleans.
One Elrctnr for tn, Second District. com
posed at the first, second, tenth, eleventh,
twelfth, thirteenth, fourteenth, sixteenth
and seventeenth wards uf the CITY Of New
Orleans, aud If the parishes of J.ffrron,
ST Charles, st John the Baptist and ST
James.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27
Fine horse for Sale.

A gentle pony horse, seven years old
next spring, works we'll in wagon, bnggy
or pillow. Is a splendid saddle pony. In
short is for aii purposes the best pony
horse in Claiborne parish. This valuable
animal il for sale NJ q moderate and rra-
sonal'le price. For fnll particulars call on
or address b. d HARRISON.
Proprietor Guardian.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27
Ginning Extraordinary.

Our friend, J. +. Ford, who has inst pro-
cured an - saw Brown Gin commenced
work on the 2l-t Inst., and ginned and
packed ou that day - bales of cotton
averaging 500 pounds to the bale. The
cotton turned out - pounds If lint to 100
pounds of seed cotton. Who can beat III
send yonr cotton to J. r. fords gin, u
miles west Of Lisbon.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

Leon N. Carter, the best druggist in
Shreveport, has, in addition TO the other
goods mentioned elsewhere; onion sets
buttons aud seed Of every variety"f ouious'
also avery kind Of seed suitable to this
season Of the year. In q short time Mr..
Carter will have fresh pure garden seed for
early planting. He will send a nice assort-
ment by mail or sell to you In person.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27
h. VI. McHENRf.

Mr.. James Cnmpston. of Shreveport. has,
after several years Of labor, succeeded in
establishing u fiistclass hotel in that city.
In spite Of the obstacles that brsrt him Oh
every side, the uncertainty of labor, the
opposition OF a number of little hotels
boarding houses, &c, he has gone steadily
forward, and now enjoys the proud dis.
tiuction Of having a hotel equal to any
this side of the Mississippi We can con
scicntiously advise all our friends when in
Shreveport 10 stop with CumP,tpn, feeling
certain that they will have good beds,
clean, comfortable ruoins. polite attend
ance, on til, table the best that the market
affords, with polite walters. All this may
be had ut Cnn,stons. Our readers should
make note of these facts aud go To Dump
stuu's direct. Mr.. BOWS, the chief clerk
is an agreeable, courteous gentleman.
Ladies' will be pleased with Mrs. Cump-
ston, who is as kind and hospiiable as any
lady. full of attentions for all her guests
We have frequently stopped at this hotel
and know all that We say above 70 br true
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

The FIRE that was discovered in the
Shreveport Conrt-honse revealed the fAct
by its brilliant blaze that nne-teuths Of
those who were most assiduous in putting
ont the fame wore either boots or shoes
bought Of Mnlhaupt & Stone.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

Our energetic aud capable young friend,
B. NJ. McHenry, has now made all mecca
sary additions to his stock Of drugs aud
10 prepared for any demand that may be
made on him during the fall and winter
months. He will 10 pleased to exhibit
his stock Of goods 70 al visitors, and ven-
turss to say he cannot be sxcelled in quail
ity of goods or nndsrsold- He has always
the finest Of liquov from beer 10 cham
payne. cigars, tobacco, toilet articles, sta
tasssry, psssns nedioinss, isdssd every
arsisls ~ = aksly - - sssaisd ssr
h sastg slsrs.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

Mitchell & Vaughn sell new, fresh goods
of the latest styles, direct from New York.
They have no leavings, no ragged rem
nants Of stock tina, has been picked over
through half the villages of North Loui-
sisna. They also furnish patterns from
Harper & Bro. or Madame Demor.st of
every kind and styN of garment.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27
THE GUARDIAN.


We win continue to publish under this
heading the names Of those who each
week pay mp their subscriptions. This list
|, intended as 8 memorandum for the pro-
lection Of subscribers against possible
errors in our books:
John Obicr, 500 Jnmes Gibson. 80 90
Jos. Meadows, 200 A e Hester, 200
Chas. Barrie, as
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

Among those Farmerville merchants who
will give satisfaction to buyers from Clsi-
borne parish we can specially recommend
the house of Smith & Co, composed Of W
?, Smith, Port Union, and d. Aren't, Far
merville. This firm deal IN dry goods,
groceries, hardware, supplies, &c, aud are
besides manufacturers agents. Give them
q call
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

A most horrible murder WAS committed

A most horrible murder WAS committed
on Bayou Rigolct, near Pine,illr, III Rapid -
parish. A f';lr whitr gill, namrd Frarcrs
Re'''lrii, disappeared fr"r III. l"ns, Of Nj
W. Is, M"igar "n sunday mn,.iu. =, I
o'clock, and t.'uii. u"t hc tonud u b, u
called t" breakfast. Nnth:ap La>iag hr II
heard Of her DUNG that td>. t.... 81
twrnty-hv" men wad a, u .-',.,.sf
search Tor h,r Ca Tnr~..N nuA IN
joined in the --Arcl. Arrut nnoa her h., Y
was found IN shallow hole OF water Sac
bad been hf~t fai"d AID fhrtt cHi TT .iN
IitCts. THIS uIIIur Vas Traced t. - n.giu
named Champ R'ud'u. The =, hI,n,, Ms
=" convincing thar Il" Vas inkr, nom ...r
Objects amt hanged Ia ir," n'.u fil'-
willie landing.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

Among new advertisements We call the
st'sntion Of our readers tn the one Of
SIMON stsiu, ct sssin's Bluff. The honss
20 well known. Simon IL . reliable
trustworthy gset,sRsn, snd enjoying the
eoondsnos cfO many Claiborne frissds
wat We asas - ssomsad, b~s recon
nsod yipls = eAsisa. Daak - III who
Van 70 eenmiQe - - - Il
s"ods s.kg1ps4 ~ - s 8
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

Mr. Holland, who is the agent for Mrs
II. Holland, fashionable millinery store,
Monroe, La, has opened a nice stock next
door to N. c. Lawrancrs. Let all the
ladies call at ence. 1t is no trouble to
show goods and give prices.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

We were amused to learn the other day
that q gentleman, who had been in the
grocery business for years, said, when
shown q sample of the candy made by
Jules Guerre, Of Shreveport, that lie had
never seen pure candy before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

A pock-t-book containing small
amount Of money, but no papers or menu
ornnda IF any kind. Was fonnd at the
Csmp Me-ting ut Mt. Zion. The owner
may have the same by calling on the
editor Of the Guardian, proving property
and pa wing tn. cost Of this advertisement.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27
Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WlNE OF cARDUI"
For sale 10y Is. NJ. McHENRY.

Merchants who are not supplied with
candy from Jules Guerr-s manufactory,
in Shreveport, will find il n long time be-
tween sales IL any Of their competitors
deal With Guerre, He makes, beyond all
doubt, the purest candy ever sold in this
portion of the State.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

Read the advertisement of sheriff Tay-
Tor. In . small space he has written
about matters Of interest 70 all. So read
and reflect
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

We have heard that the finest millinery
store in Monroe ia that of Mrs. II. Holland.
Her agent, N. Holland, is now in Homer
with full stock. II might be advisable
10 give him a call
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

Beautiful hats, bOunets, cfoaks, ribbons
and other fine and dainty articles of apparel
for the ladies are TO be had at the store
next door to VI. T.. Lawrancc.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

Browns new hotel has started from the
ground, but don't you forget that there
1, good fare and bed. in the old.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

4 new stock Of Queries candy every
week by one house shows that Queries
goods are appreciated by the people.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

Nrs Gertrude Vaughn aud Miss Ada
Mitchell have new and seasonablc stock,
not the odds and ends of An old stock.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

Those who would like beautiful under.
wear for ladies, children or babes should
call on Holland.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

Christmas comes but once u year and at
the same time ~ We have previously OBJ
served there are christmas presents by
the tn ousapd at Kortnm's.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-27

Now then we have a singular story to
tell, that the dead got well by using Won
derful y, the great.st medicine on the
earth.