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Edwin VAUGHAN, Gil r. no 30 uoM
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THOU
i SAND AND NINETY-ONE ACRES OF LAND
IN PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, VA.-Under 4
deed of trust from T. T. Tredway and wife, we Will,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Is. 1880,
at NJ offer for sale at auction, upon the premises.
five miles from L, aspect depot, Atlantic, Missssip-
ni and Ohio railroad, twelve miles from Farmvilie,
and Eve miles nom llsmpden-sidney and Union
Theological Seminary, the following LANDS:
LOT 1, containing 4SS ACRES (exc pting the
family cemetery OF one eighth OF an acre.. On II Is
a LARGE BRICK MANSION with twelve rooms.
fine orchards, garden, &c Land fertile, and amply
supplied with wood and water.
Lon 2. containing 1S5 ACRES, on which is
a MANUFACTURING AND sAW.MlLL on an
unfaing stream, with DWELLING at the nill'
\ he land is mostly lOwgrognds
LOT 3, containing 2fO ACRES-part In cultiva-
ton and part In WOOD. -
LOT 4. containing 305 ACkES-part arabic and
PIX LoT + 5, containing go ACREs-part arabic and
Pc Tor 6, containing 100 ACRES-part arabic and
u LOT 4 containing 500 ACREs-part arabic and
part In wood. -,
The whole is I'm one body Much Of IS first class
fairgrounds, aud j. the best bOOy or land IN The
county, and the residence one Of The best. ana W
neghbOrhood noted for cultivation and renne-
mcDt. 1870,
annual payments. b, airing interest from the Gay Of
sale Purchasers of OTIS l and 2 TO give good per-
sOnal security for deferred pay mtnts, or TO insure
the buildings for The benefit cf the trustees. Title
Withheld until all payments are made.
Apply for handDlls with full description 10
j. L. FITZGERALD,
j. II. MOTLEY,
Trustees.
oc l3-2tawtds farmvile. Va.
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pr.I rsTATr ArpRIyATE SALE.

nor SALE PRIVATELY.-I am On
II authorized to offer for sale Il DESIRABLE &2l
BPICK DWELLING, located within three squares
OF the Capitol Square containing elght rooms pc
sides Kitchen and servants roo ms aud modern Inn
provements. The 10: fronts 36x150 feet TO a wide,
paved alley. Terms very liberal.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer.
no 09-Su Tp,&1h3t
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND. HEsPsAKKl
RAILROAD. I
OF TRAINS.
- TAKING EFFECT AUGUST ls, 1880


RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND nEsPsAKK}
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- TAKING EFFECT AUGUST ls, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
300 p. VI. Leave Richmond daily except SUM-
dayl. connecting at West Point on
Tuesday, THUR DAY. ana SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all land
ings on the York river and for Balti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 A. NJ Leave Richmond daily Except Sun.
lO:l5 A. NJ day., connecting at West Point With
steamers for baltimore on MONDAY,
TUESDAY, WEDNESD AY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY ;
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers for Proyi.
dence and BOSTON on TUESDAY anc
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily (excepi
sunday connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT
URDAY with steamers from Balti.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
ESQ r. Nh Arrive at Richmond daily (excepl
6:35 4. M.} sunday, connecting al West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
Yerk. Providence. and Boston.
No transfer Of freight at Richmond 10 or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atlantis
and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates,
guaranteed.
issued 10 all northern and western points.
For ir formation. apply at ONCE or the company,
Twentv-thrd aud Dock streets. Richmond. Va.
aulS ". 7. DOIGLAS. SuperinfendfDt-
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BY Jas. MacdOugal, Auctioneer,
No. 0 Governor Tor Tnirteenth) street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HAIR
~ MATTRESSES. $ TOVES. SEWING-MA-
CHIMES, &C, AT AUCTION.-THIS DAY, at Ga
O'Clock l will sell at my waTerOOms a general as
seftment o. above-named goods for parties leaving
the city, 10 which additions may be made up to
hoIr of sale.
ALSO,
HOWE sEWING-MACHINE, In perfect order;
PATENT OlL-CAN. nearly new.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, AuctiOneer.
Y. Ii. Cook, q salesman, 30
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AUCTION sALrs-ru,urs DAYS.

INCONSISTENCIES SALE OF vALUA.
OBLF FARMS IN HANOVER COUNTY: VA.
OF Which COLfpNEt. WILLIAM y. Wis VIZ
sElzEp iNCLupdSS,ua e nrs , Of Inc c.resi
Court OF the county of Hanover rendered IN me SUI
OF Stanley and ats, who SUE. Sr.. rs; Minn's so.
,s1s asG c S p h sv viii
proceed 10 sell at public auc;ion,fn front or Cox
Leake a Co.'s storsbouse. In me Town OF asnianu
Hagoyer ccuniy, Va, ON
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ST., az fair; " not. on
the next fair day at same hour) The Following
TRACTS OF REAL fs1ATF, 81 situated In Ash.
ann asrs, Hopyey w sou now vs sSa
lsf. That VERY VALUABLE FARM called
"sPRINGFIEID,n The late resid nee OF Colonel
Ianinu lands OF Henry Saunders and others, on
stony Run creek. The Improvements on This farm
are all In good order The large dwelling was r.
Gently remodelIed. The out-baidlngs are In good
order and ample. The whole farm Is enclosed by
blank fences. This farm " situated about TWO miles
from the flourish og town OF hnshd ana app rre one
ricssburg and Potomac railroad
-. Apotber TRACT, called The pond and
isnds or Richard Lowry, Fanny r, Carver. and
others. This has very good buildings thereon Tits
tract IS about two mlIe. from kilb,'s station:
al. A TRACT containing nb nut 6U ACRES, az
iolning j. T. Clough'stsiate and others.
Ain A TRACT OF so ACRES, adjoining lands
OF DR.. l. II. Cau'horne anu others. ,.o,,.,
the Terms will he one fourth cash aud the iaance
in equal insia men's and two years from day
OF sale the purchasers to give bonds Tor deferred
payments bearing Interest from the day OF SAFE aud
title 10 be retained until all The purchase-money Is
paid. Taxes for 1890 o be paid by me purchaser.
Terms as 10 the frst tract called Springf d." cash
ms TO so much msy be necessary nay the costs oil
sale and 10 discharge DEBT Tor 81 .6G666. with in
terest there on FROM April 80 1917 tli DAY OF sac
ON credit until April 80. SO as to 30 much as
NAV hc necessary TO meet debt due on that DAY OF
Al G66 SO, with like interest; on ciedlt unul
.nrIl 90 $50 as 10 like sum Of ,666.67 due on
that day; aud as 10 all surplus oy,r and above me
above amounts, the same will be payable IN cash
ibe purchaser 10 execu bonds for the deferred
psyn nts bearing interest from the day OF sale, aod
Il lie 10 be reaintd until all purchase money Is paid
and a conveyance ordered by me Court; ne nur-
chaser 10 receive possession on January |. 1881.
The said "sprinefeld" tract is TO be sold at The
risk and cost of William Jordan, the former pur-
chaser.
ADDRESS the undersigned, 81 RI. hmond, Va:
JOHN Il. YOUNG,
W. j. LEAkE.
Special Comm ssiOrers.
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FXPcutOrs OF Mary y, PrIuuy'
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.
AnL0uRNMENT.

TwENTY-THREE PIECES OF the above pro-
perty were cold on YESTERDAY. The SAFE VIII be
ginning with FOUR FRAME TENEMkNIS on
Eighteenth street GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
ro aO AuctiOnefrs.
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POSTPONkMENT.

Or account of The bad wsaiher the above save Is
postponed until WEDNESDAY, Decenoer ID. 90 ~
a 70
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LyDchburg Passenger Train, No. a.. Dale
] cave Observation-Disclosures. 0.qa al,
Arrive Burkeyiiie. .........l l.gu i,
Train No. "A connects At Burktyll'e wi-t 49,.
Tie. MiWissiOpi and Ohio railroad for F,t,
Lynchburg, and all sOufhwesier pOlni..
Trains Nos. 4s and AZ connect a. ,ui6erll,,...
Milton and sutherliu NarrOw-GaUge rsi'f..f .
, iltOB. '.t
Train No. AZ connects AZ salisbury with W..,,..
North Carolina railroad for Asheyile and iii ..t
I'm Western NcrJh srolDI.
Trains Nos. so; As. aud AZ connect ~ A'r.tI..
Junction vi u Atl3nta and CnsrlO te Air ft.. -
way for al points South aud Southwe.f 81
Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia and a. ~
railroad for all points south, Southeast auf $50
wesf
Train No. 80 stops only II JetersyI'e. D-.y.,
Branch, Blrhsdae's. Dlnyille, tJesn.b nj, "a
Salisbury.
Trains from tho above nsmed uolni. ,.,tg, ..
Richmond 4:3s i. W.. 4:0s 4. NJ. aud G.tjP.v
Train on North Carolina railroad lss,r, 1r,,..
bOIo daily at $50 A. ". Tor Raleigh and g. ~.
bOro'. come citing at Cold horO' with Nod. "a
Wilmington railroad for Weldon and Wi'rIr,..,
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
On Train No. 4S-New York 3ui RI,hu,o.a -
Danville and Ail5nia a. Danyilie and St,aur.i
ON Train No. 42-WAshiDgton. Richmond ,,,
Danyille. and DanSille and Augu,ta.
Tickets sold 10 all points sOu.n, s0gtneart ana
southwest, AMI baggagr checked through.
No i1y-over checks giyes on local tickets
4. POPE.
General Passenger and 1ic.ti Axer,
T. u, r. TALCorT, General Superintendent
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No. . Mail run, daily from Hunting
liamSon's; daily except sunday rom .f b.
To Richmond. EhzIbethiown, ltNl'N.'.. ..
sandy trains from Ashland, ny"
NO.2. .r..,.tf t.|.
Virginia Midland mail from Dsuyi' D,
burg connec's closely At Gordou''Iile VT"
No a Express &C. q. :. aud r. T.. ''r'- TO-
Cincinnati at L. VI. daily, AMI Is ls, - .',.. ,
tou 10 connect with ". tNpre,s n", 81. 81
10 Richmond. Ellnbetniown' i.eNi"t 70.
sandy trains from Ashland, n.y. e,--
40. g Accommodation leaves Gordln,'. !, h
excerpt SUNDAY. at SEQ A. NJ a"' att
inond nj A. VI. ,...t,i,,. ,,,sri 80
No. ~ Mixed leaves stanton Ial, ,,,.5.,i .'
day. al -:l5 A. W., and Is eonneci'l ". a. ,.l.r.
Vile by Virginia Midland MAJ. i,'i
and arrives Al Richmond At 1910 T. No, ~.
No. "a Mixed leaves lluniinsl'n t,na.f..H
SUNDAY at $50 L. NJ, and arrives
siEEpiNG-CARs on No. 2 from lHl.u,,,. % ~,
Aiderson's. on No. 1 from WILLIAM
por rates, tickets, bzggage-chec.', ~. nd ut
III. FISHER. Ticket Agent tneSl Ns,rt -
Jenoi. or A. ". CAREER, biNN
Main street, Richmond, Va. W, A'.,,afrn irs-
''"'' Engiuser ana ~ ...nsrf 80
CONWAY u. HOWARD. Genera Do y.
Ticket Agent -----
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RICHMOND AND iETFNrrrrl.
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOVEW.
y! Der rs, 1850. trains Oh his road Wi uG s
follow
LEAVE RICH1OND SOyTH.
2:35 L. NJ, FAST MAIL daily makes fbr.
connections Z" savannah. stop
AZ Petersburg.
1900 IL, THROUGH MAIL daily, conuecttg
Tor Charleston, Augus a tGd A..rn
(yia CharestOnl, >aYapngh, Ki..g. ..
jacksonville. StOps Oui} a. N1rrl.
ter and Cnes''T, aud - isIf-W.1 .u.
signal. Pullman SCcOrs hefNs.
New York aud Savannah on thi. f-....
425 r. VI. ACCONMODA1lON TRAN .t.y
(eXc pt sunday. Passtng'r5 a.rs
this tra,G will make close connect o-
A. Pefershurs f'r Nori"h. >,up. 80
ZOO A. NJ, THRoUGH FREIGHT TRAIV aey
(eNccDi sunday.
O:O5 Z. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily for W'Ia.
Wilmington, Charleston. and SCUM.
Stops at Chester. ilaif WAY. aud pn.s.
rvs Blut on -ignii. Pullman -tttt.s
on this lrsln between Ma,lilns0l saI
Charleston.
LEAVE PETERSBURG HORTH.
4:O3 4. NJ, FAST MAIL du'y. stop, oat l,
Chester.
7:IO A. H.. InKUUGH MAIL tally. connect.
with Rchlno, d.. tr.d.ricssolrS &,
Potomac f3.lfCad '0r I'll point, ST. ..
Esst. and Wet. Stop 70 Ntr,'I.',
and Chester, aud AZ iil'feiy 'uI 70
Brewri's Ulut on I.nil Pu''UlI
slecp"rs between Charleston and Nt..
iugton.
e:2bA, NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN dHy
teXcopt cusdsyl. stops a. al 80.
lions.
$40 z, n. THROUGH MAI. daily, e0nnectIg
with Richmond, Fredericksburg nd
Potomac railrO.d FOR ali pon,. tAt
snd West. Also, making close csuHe,.
ton with the Chesapeake sni on D
railroad for the Virginia SPRING and
ell points NOrth and West. THIS in.n
.ious ~ Manchester and tnD'''.
Pullman slCepcrs on t.t- iftII 'f-
tween savannah and Ncw YORK..
Il:40 4. NJ, FREIGHT daily except Suill'L
stops a al stations.
All trains LEAVING Petersburg viii ia.' ..ll '.e
AppCmait0x depot. .....,.-.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS rave H'0t.
mono az 9 A. VI. and 5:35 T.. VI; leave Peters
burg at 800 A. VI. sud 30 T.. VI. every ~uucsA.
T. KLINE, superintendent.
A POPE. q. Z. and Z. Agcni. Mn .n
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No. 1 Nail runs daily except sunday from D.
lnoud 10 WilliamsOn'.; d5lly from " lIltW,'.F
Huntington. Connects closely az bord'I-iI
Lynchburg. Connects AZ Huntington "fh J.
beihtOwn, Lexington aud Big sandy iti"'H
Ashland. ny.
No. 3 Express runs daily. Connect % li.'
ton with EliIbcthiowp. Lexington aui i- -,
railroad for Ashland, Ky. Connect, c.''.f .. %
don.yillo for LynchhurR; sud cuuun-'- "i..
Virginia Midland Ialn leaving "a $500 So d.
Washington. .- -
No. 3 Accom- noiltiOn leaves girlhnEf it. s. f'
cept sunday. at $3.50 T.. VI, sud arrive a. e. .
louisville a. 1920 l.. VI.
NO.2 Mixed leaves Charlottesville fNIf'
sunday. at 4:35 u. ". on arrival ~ tt.h' ~
land mail FROM Danyllle ahd LyhchhuIk h'' t
riyes at stanton A i. NJ.
No. 20 Mixed ieayes Caunclton d'l} eN''I
day at 4 A. NJ. and arrives al liuntingl'h 81 w.
A. VI. n.t....l Old
SLEEPfNG-CARs on No. 3 from RcHt
WilllamsOn's. ON No. from Alderson '' "'
ingtOn.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY *
y HGvTRD Al THE DIsPATCH- rRiNTIRe
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United States mall
A. CIEEnDn Cotnmandar

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Washington. ID. c., Newb, rne, Washington. anc
Tarbor0', y. c.. and all points IN Eastern North
Carolina; also, for Eastern shore of Virginia, ilamp
ton. old Point. and all regular landing. on James
river at LOWEST RATES, and through bills is.
sued l.. b. TATCM,
SO II Superintendent.
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I awoke with my dear mothers hama
upon my forehead. l had been discovered
at day break upon the fragment OF ice, which
had lodged near Governors Island, and a
small boat had taken me off. For week |
had been raving and my life nearly given
over. heard, with curious feeling, my
mother subsequently remark upon my good
fortune in having escaped, as she learned
from the papers that man, on The same
night, had persisted 10 an attempt to cross
the river with horse.
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ELIzABETmTowY LExlSGroyS Bra SANDY 30
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18
N0N'T READ THIS

Uolsss yon feel that you can look a man
sqaArsly In the face after using his proper.
-. for which he expects pay, without even
. thank you. For three years we have
bsen Publishing tho Guardian on the cash
sys>e@, aud yet there are several meu who
have rad our paper, have taken it ont Of
Tie o@ee, and have never paid a nickle.
rbs sosant 10 now large enongb to jnstify
sait, snd-suppose we try that policy.
Doat gst mad II We do.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

II 10 proper that every man should know
something about the elementary principles
Of the law Of the land, and should be able
to prepare all the legal instruments in most
general nee, such a. deeds, powers Of attor-
ney, scts Of exchange, aud the various
other acts Of use 10 farmers and business
man. In order that he may be able to do
these things we'll every citizen should have
s"me one Of the many books printed espe-
daily to meet the wants in bis case. While
many Of thsss books arc open to serious
objections, We Arc led to believe that the
Encyclopedia Of Law and Forms,r BY Hon.
Hugh N. spsulding, has none Of the faults
OF similar works It b represented to be
Practical, simple, and Of . low price,
Mr.. J. W. Langford 10 the Agent for this
book and win call on the people at their
o'mes and give th.m SD opportunity TO
subscribe
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

Sas<s q LssisssHs, PsrisA Of Cisiasr~s.
DE n KNOWN, That on this the sstA
u day a July. A. d. 1870, the Jayy Coa.
missioners q Cisiborps parish Md etass,
met at the Court houss in the town q Ho-
mer, fog the purpnss Of reviang the gene
rsl venire and TO draw jurss foe the Sop
trmber Term cf the 3rd Judicial District
Conrt in and for said psFish. Present: T.
BndEemAn, James =. Heard. J. +. TEner
snd Drew Ferguson, Clerk D. C. The
President, T. d. Meadows, being absent.
J. T. Tigner was elected President pro tenn
After having completed and perfected the
venire to the standard Of 900, ~ required
by law, the commissioners proceeded 10
draw jurors for tho frat week, L~ginuinE
On the Sd Monday In September, 1850. lie.
ing the 9oth day Of said month. In and for
the I'd Judicial Disfrict Court of the parish
Of Claiborne as folloru
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

One of tho prime necessities Of every
community is drng store at which one
may purchase goods that he knows are
pure. 1t is too frequently the case that
medicines will no, have the desired fleet,
because they were purchased from houses
not reliable. We can recommend the drug
store of d. VI. McIieury az all right in
every sense
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

All the fri-pds and patrons Of that con
scientious beef man, Tom ID. Kinder, are
hereby notified that from aud after this
date he may be found at the market house
on Tuesda, and Saturday mornings, we'll
supplied with the beet beef and mutton
that he can get. Any failure to be on
hand will be due TO . reason that he can
not control. He will in the future, ~ in
the past, do the very best be can for his
customers in prices and quality Of meat,
whether there be any competition or not.
In this connection We may state that it 10
70 the interest OF the people to pstronise
the regular market that may be depended
on to he kept mp through the season. By
90 doing We will build mp . reliable mark
ct that will be Of great advantage to the
town. Any persous who have cattle, hogs
or sheep to sell may End Mr.. Kinder in
Homer every Tuesday until ten o'clock
and all day Saturday.
From this date until further notice Mr..
Kinder will supply the market three times
. week, Tuesdays, Thursdays and eatnr.
days. Aug. IL, 1880.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

We wonder if any one man in hearing
distance "f Claiborne parish knows moth,
ing of the splendid drug and variety estab-
lishment Of Joseph Shelton. lie has all
the most reliable medicines, fine liquors.
tobacco and cigars. No person need he
sick il lie will call nn Shelton soon enough.
H. has medicine that is dead sho, for all
diseases.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18
Reputation Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the hooks
~ "f Registration will De oI~ued at the
office OF the Registrar, in the Court -honse
III the town of Homer, on SATURDAY, tb,
2lst inst. and will remain op-u for on..
week, and at the Different polling plares
In the parish, MS will appear hereafter in
the columns of the Guardian, aud by hand.
bills posted over the parish. This will be-
a rrvision only Of tn. books of R-gistrs.
tion.
II. c. MITCHELL,
Assessor aud Registrar.
August Is, 1880. II
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

l.. VI. Carter has q steadily increasing
drug business in Shreveport His popu-
lsrity il due 10 the fact that be does not
demand tn. large profits said to be usual
with druggists. He has corps OF atteu-
tiv. clerks and offers for sale the best of
everything. His is the first drug store on
Texas street as you go up from the river
on the right. Give him a call.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18
CENTENARY COLLEGE

OPENS Feb. 6, leo The last s-ssion
" MAS the most prosperous one for ten
years. The whole c~t for board and tni-
tion need not exceed $l4+ 90 in Preparatory
Department, nor $l64 90 in College classes,
for the scholastic year.
Send for catalogue.
C. G. ANDREWS, Pres.
Jackson, La, July 20, 1850. 50:2m
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

from us, but they Mill be found to be self
ish cnrmudgeons who look upon their
wives and daughters ns slaves, entitled to
no comforts III life. Notwit. standing their
opposition, We persist in saying that no
household is complete withnnt one of those
splendid sewing machines sold by Foster
Carter, No. 30 Texas ST., Shreveport, La.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

Read the business card Of Fred Endom,
Monroe, La. Mr. Endom has a large car
mage, wagon and buggy manufactory, a
splendid blacksmith shop, and a Arst-cla.s
livery stable. The travelling public are
invited to give him sesll. Those who Wish
to buy new buggies and wagons or to have
any repairs done should not fail TO give
him . call.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

". 8. Haven, No, 50 Texas street, Shreve-
port, La, has prepared for a heavy fall
tesde In wagons, buggies, collars. brides,
ssddles, harness, etc. He reqnests Ms to
ssy that no man in the same line of bn.i.
less can under sell him.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18
Stray Notice.

TAKEN up by g. W. Garrett. and posted
L before Drew Ferguson, Clerk Of the d.
c. of Claiborne parish, La. on the 2sth day
of July, lS-O, certain sorr-l mare, with n
colt 3 or months old. Said mare IL abont
g or 9 years old, has y blaze face. aud is
branded on the left shoulder With toe let
trrs II S-Apprais, d at $50 10.
The owner Of said animals can get the
same by proving property, and paying all
costs, Mt any time within l2 months from
date of estrayment.
r. d. HARRISON,
Aug. II. tss0-p roe Straymaster.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

Read the advertisement Of the Central
House, Monroe, La, kept by that veteran
Hotel man, d. B. Trousdale. Nr. Trous-
dale spares no pains to make bis guests
coutented. His table is always supplied
With the very best In the market. His
beds are neat and invite the wenry trav-
sler 10 repose. His terms are moderate.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

II is good uews for those whose teeth
give them annoyance to learn that DR.. s. Y.
Webb will be Ia Homer Lext Monday, and
will be glad 70 receive calls from his pat
rons There is no better dentist than DR..
Webb.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18
FRE GUARDIAN.

Advertiser should take notice that all
aAsertiseneuts should be lrft at the GUAR
DIAN s0ce by noon on Tuesday, else they
most lie over until the next issue Of the
pApse. An observance Of this request
win b Of mutual advantage TO the GUAR
AsAN and the advertiser. Persons who
dsslrs extra copies of the GUARpIAx
sAouid leave their orders with ms on Sat
srdsy before noon. This rule is iupera-
tive
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

TIRE ,sdersigsed tskes THE 0stAsa e
j inSssnisg his fr3epds spA The psl)ts
o:D az 3 cSss q e. e Ganp aiI ~. =:
ssath e Hoo~s. He u esFslsl aD1 -,
taking With sll werh, and hopss ShS0 -
pub.is win Pstrcaiss hin - lihssa11y =
ths lassrs . 10 ths past
ow~s ~ sAW NIL = niIrs vsoo2 -
met, sad s~iug - mach sssrsr so1S 80
.:y eshef saS .sn sss Aslivse -
peeitasa He has nsW bsswssa on1 y
leoooo fbst II lanbse asweA q - -
ksHsnSss. tbso, - nsv has I've -
psshs vith iunbss, Sssiiss - ~ 60
and caraisg vssl. y
June Q, l6ee. -,
GET YOUR JOB WORK
DONE,
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

81 see said the blind man. "Sce whatfr
"Why, that at Kortum's prices any one can
afford to wear watch or something frum
his assortment of fine j-welry. 1t is so
rare III the bsckwoods that dealer in Jew
eiry does not goug- deep, that We are com.
pelled to appreciate the man who sells
these goods cheap" Aud the blind man
moved down TO the drug store, led by a
faithful friend to aid him TO make a selec-
ton for the wife and daughter at home.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18
Risiey's Witch Hazel

Cures Headache, Burns, Sprains. Cuts
Wounds rheumatism, Tnothachc. Earache
etc, etc. Warranted ~qnal in quality to
any madr, at half tn. price.
w. Bottles 25c. Pint Bottles zoe.
And Rosegrant's Chloride Of Lime,
For purifying, bleaching and disinfcctiug
Stands preeminrutly the best.
Always put up in Diamond Blue Label
Boxes. 10. Boxes; ID. Boxes; 10 Boxes
All first class Druggists Keep it.
Have yonr druggist or,irr, if he has nei.
ther in stock, frum
CHARLES F. RTSLEY.
Wholesale Druggist, Cottisndt ST., New
York City. augll:2m
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18
Beauty. health, and hsppine~ for ladies
in "WlNE OF CARDUI"
For sale by b. N. McHENRY.

We are satisfied that, II the parties
~ished II, they could procure thousands Of
certificates o. TO the wonderful curative
powers Of Wonderful (s) Eight. 1t /, the
best medicine Of the age. No family should
BE- without it.