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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-27
IMMENSE BARGAINS!

100 dor. Ladies' and ChIIdren's
handkerchief at Be each.
GERBER d METTE's,
la 267 Main Street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-27


A YOUNG letter dog. Must be well trained
n and broke for the field State price. age
and color. Address SETTER DOG,
3-G Ledger Once.
A WHITE OF colored nurse, good wages.
"A Apply at Vim, NJ Sledge's, on Rayburn
22
EDGER balances. old and new city bonds,
IL coupons and paving scrip and certificates
for paying back taxes. d. RICHMOND,
3H No. % Madison street.
V0UNG lady with good references and fully
Il qualified, desires a situation as teacher
IN q country school, or as gOVerness in q pri-
vate family. AddressS Z. this office; ISL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-27

TWO furnished TOOms for light housekeep-
Il ing. Apply at l95 DeSoto street. &H
|COR RENT, SALE OR LEAsE-My tive
IN story double tenement. situate on 9Th st.,
90 feet BY 1917 on Alabama to alley Fort
PickerinFl, containing nine rooms each side.
'fither side or both. Will make liberal terms
10 desirable permanent tenants. Also for
sle nt d sacrifice. a full size Brunswick Bill
Hard Table frcse wood, all complete.
Apply on tho premises morning and even
Ing, or At ny scale sore, 2it Front street.
iof A III MERRILL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-27

THE two-story frame dwelling house. AS
Il Pontotoc street. convenient to ftreet cars.
apply to j II SHEPHERD,
RI 10 Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-27

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-22
TERRIBLE AVALANCHES.
correspondence Salt Lake Tribune, Jan. /

correspondence Salt Lake Tribune, Jan. ISL
Our Alta correspondent furnishes the
following particulars of great storm
and disastrous snow slides at that place
last night The storm here to-day has
been the most severe witnessed in the
mountains, great sheets of snow falling,
80 that it was impossible to venture be-
yond ones door, and slides were fire.
quent. The first occurred at 10 o'clock,
and started at nearly the top of the
mountain, in the vicinity of the Rough
and Ready mine. It came crashing down
the mountains side, carrying away the
Flagstaff ore-house, 300 or 400 feet Of
railroad, snow sheds and telegraph poles,
and thence across the fiat and creek and
up the opposite mountains. The concus-
sion was so great as to break open doors
and windows of houses in the vicinity.
At IL o'clock another slide broke up
Davenport Gulch, and passed over the
| Imperial and Victoria boarding house, in
which were two men. The house was
covered to depth of twenty feet, and
the men were ten hours in digging thell
way out Of this slide. It continued
down the mountain and swept the board
ing-house of the Grizzly mine. Here wa.
the most awful disaster of the terrible
night. In this house was Mrs. JohnathaI
Harkins and four childrcn-three boy
and girl, aged about twelve years
also Charles Symons, Robert Howcortl
and Evan Morris. Symons and the old
est boy of Mrs. Harkins. were sleepinl
up stairs, and were thrown out Of tn
house unhurt, but all the rest wer
buried in the slide. An alarm. was givel
by the survivors, and the miners of tn
City of Rocks began the excavation
7 joined by the miners Of the Prince Q
Wales and Others from the Alta. Tn
work continued until 10 o'clock thi
friday morning, when the two ittl
boys were taken out alive. One was IN
iured in the back. Mrs. Harkins an
] her daughter, Jennie, were discovere
, dead, but the bodies Of Howcortn an
. Morris still remain in the slide. Anothe
] slide occurred at the Toledo mine, carry
ing away the compressor and boarding
house. Charles Borbridge and Fran
4 Laporte were in. the house at the tint
Their bodies were recovered this mornin
, by rescuing party. There is no dout
q but more lives have been lost and mol
property destroyed, but the above is q
: that is known at present. The stor
d still RACES and there is reign OF terri
Q in the canyon.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-22
panm THE LEGISLATURE.
u,,, To Lilo uidate the Indebted ess
of Lincoln Conaty -rhe naA-
road and Salary Bills.

Nv a letter from Carson City, dated
the 18th, we learn that Senators Hsnder-
sop and Dayton and Judge Rives have for
anne time previous to that been working
on bill to provide for the liquidating of
III. indebtedness of Lincoln county. The
hill ia somewhat lengthy and a pretty
tough one to get in proper shape. 1t is
in substance to levy tax for General
Redemption Fund to liquidate the
whole of the indebtedness of Lincoln
county (Which, Of course, includes the
bonded portion), and all indebtedness
that accrues till the county is free OF in.
debtedness, and by that means bring all
of the creditors into competition in bid
ding for what may be in said Redemption
Fund. 1t will also provide that for i've
years ensuing the passage of this Act no
bid for surrender of such Indebtedness
shall be accepted for moro than 70 per
cent, of its par value, and that during
the three years next ensuing the hve
wears specified no bid shall be accepted
LOT luOTe tuah W POA S -.
value, and that after the expiration OF
the two periods of time mentioned (elght
wears in ally, no bids shall be received for
more than par value. OF course the pub,
lie are not expected to fully understand
the details of the bill from the foregoing
brief mention, but as soon as shaped,
presented and printed, copies will be sent
here in time for the people to see if there
arc any obnoxious objections to it, sc
that they may be remedied previous to
its passage. Senator Henderson says
that whatever is done in this matter will
be for the good of the people of this
county, and they know they can rely on
him.
The Railroad Bill, in which Eureka
White Pine and Lincoln counties are in
terested, has been ordered printed and re
fsrred to the delegations from thos
counties. Copies will be sent her
shortly.
The Salary Bill will not be altered ii
any respect, except as to the amendmen
passed by the Senate and the House max
ing the salaries payable monthly, whicl
will do away with the doubt about tn
time of paying the salaries.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-22

CoAsrING ACCIDENT. On Wednesday
evening last Max Jacobs met with an ac-
cident whilst coasting, whereby his ankle
was severely sprained, and the chances
are against his being around town for
some days to come.
BIENNIAL MEssAGR.-We are under
obligations to Senator Henderson and
Assemblyman NJ Barrett, of Lincoln
county for copies of the first blen-
NAL message of Governor John Fl. Kin
kead.
RAMA letter from Bunkerville, in
the lower part of Lincoln county, says
that there has been several nice rains at
that point which make the grain crops
look well.
A NUMBER OF men are chloriding in
the Burke mine. Some are doing ex.
ceedingly well, are happy and those who
are not doing SO well are not very un'
happy.
SNow.-A snowstorm visited Phoebe
on Saturday night and Sunday morning
Our signal service reported it raining very
heavily not fifty miles distant at the SAINT
time.
The Phoebe musicians are now taking
crest" They seem to be taking t'notes'
and waiting for change of "air.
THE wood dealer fairly grins at tn
prospect of a long winter.
INcIPIENT moustaches are all the rag
with Phoebe young men.
The beautiful @delighteth we small
boy and We housewife.
TAFFY may be termed linked sweet
ness, long drawn out.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-22

The Carson Appeal is responsible for
this Saturday morning Rev. Willis Of
fered the Lords Prayer in the Senate.
When he had finished Doolin leaned over
to Hammond and remarked, He stole
that prayer and I'll bet on it. l heard
the same ideas expressed in Eureka at
funeral over two years ago."
Silver State The first lawsuit under
the new law in this county was brought
Saturday by A. w. Fisk, attorney for
John Lacey. He had to pay the clerks
fees in advance, a system which will un-
doubtedly have tendency to prevent
litigation, as there are not many who like
to plank down the coin for making out
and serving papers.
The prospectors who have been
working the Legislative placers say that
they are not yet exhausted. Most of the
surface nuggets have been picked up, but
very good pay may yet be found by the
careful crevicing and panning some OF the
pockets among the numerous flats.
Operations are generally conducted on
the dry washing plan.
The whole of the cast-iron work for
the smelling furnace which is being put
| up by Senator J. P. Jones and Others in
the Walker river country, crossed the
ferry from San Francisco to Oakland the
other day. AS soon as it reaches
the Mound House teams will carry il
through to its destination. This smeltel
WILSON be turning out ingots of copper
White Pine News: A Hamilton CORE
spondent informs us that the Eberhard
Company is to start up again in few
days. Contracts have been let to driv'
the uprise and to sink on the incline
when this work $500 feet) is completed
series Of prospecting drifts will be rul
both east and west It is reported tina
the Eberhardt Company have raise'
5000, 900 to prospect their mine.
= Virginia Chronicle: Men are clear
ing away the ruins Of Hale & Norcross
overhauling the machinery and rsmovin
the Con. Virginia building to set it owe
the shaft. Over 100 men are employee
in this work. 1t is expected that th
gallows frame will be up in about week
when the pumps will be started up AGAR
= In the meantime the water is bein
handled by the pumps Of the Combins
ton shaft The building will DO up i
n FIVE weeks or less time.
: Carson Tribune The prayers of Pa
son Davis, Chaplain Of the Senate, Al
short and to the point. They run abo,
like this: 80, Lord, bless this Sena'
E here assembled, and bless, we pray The
all its righteous acts, for Christ's sake
amen!" When he concludes the SCI
d ators whisper to each other: Bully #
r him /" "He's brick |" He don
1t waste our valuable time, )" and similar r
marks. This is fast age, and poop
want official prayers to keep pace wi
IN the electric telegraph and other mode
It'll annihilators of space. ...,,..
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-22

FISK Eaas.-We have seen letters
from our representatives in Carson stating
that the Fish Commission was about to
distribute a lot Of fish eggs among the
members Of the Legislature, SO as they
could be sent to the several counties rep
resented by the members, and those from
our county desire some information in re-
gard to the places to have their proper
ton of eggs planted. We cannot boast
of any very large streams within our
boundaries except the Muddy, but there
are several small streams whore fish
might be planted to advantage. If our
members don't know them we would sug
gest their turning over the eggs to some
Of our ranchers, who, if they cannot find
the streams can at least plant them in
the soil Of the ranches, and If they don't
propagate they will serve as good fertil
izers to the soil.
INSANE ASYLUM. From recapitula
ton Of the report Of Langdon & Clarl
we find the following concerning the Ne
vada insane Number of patients at tn
Asylum, December 81, 1878. ll6; mum
Der of patients committed to the Asylum
during the years 1879 and 1880, 81; tota
number of patients, 2l3. Number Q
patients discharged during the year
1879 and 1880, ~; number Of patient
died during the years 1879 and 1880, sc
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-22
HILLSIDE AFFAIRS.

Jack Gilmer left Phoebe on Tues
day lSth instantly for Salt Lake City
via Eureka. He had waited here some
days expecting thearrival Of J. N. Curtis,
so az to make some arrangements with
him in regard to advancing money on the
Hillside property, but telegraphic news
revealed the fact that Curtis was still in
Eureka, and Jack, knowing this fact,
left without perfecting any arrangements.
A. ]. Blair used every endeavor to have
Gilmer await the arrival of Curtis, but
he became tired Of such triAing way of
doing business and departed in disgust.
Curtis telegraphed that he would leave
Eureka on Tuesday morning, but he
failed to put in an appearance here on
Thursday morning. The creditors are
consequently exasperated and declare
that nothing less than full settlement
of every dollar will ever enable the fur
mace to start again. It is singular pro-
ceeding all through, and probably some
one can explain it better than we can,
but it looks queer that, when there was
. chance to settle all debts, advantage
was not taken of it. We presume, how.
ever, that, as the case has been hereto
fore, Phoebe merchants will have to beal
the loss and grin whilst bearing it.
Since the above was in type ]. N. Cur
tbs arrived in Phoebe, and he has had ar
interview with his creditors, whom hi
assured that the first news that he hat
of being wanted here was telegram h
received in Eureka. He eays he is willing
to turn over the Hillside property to set
tie his debts, and that as soon as tn
amount OF his Indebtedness is ascertaine,
the creditors will be settled with in som
manner, as Jack Gilmer is backing u
Blair in the settlement to the amount 9
$4,000 cash. The arrangement vii
probably be consumated next week.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-22

The ancients believed that emeralds
worn in a ring protected the wearer
against dysentery, epilepsy and malig-
nant fevers. The occult power Of the
gem was supposed to be increased by
engraving some astrological device upon
IL.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-22
NOTICE.

Orr1cE SUPERINTENDENT DAT 8. N. Co..
ROYAL O1rv, Nov. 10. 1880.
All bills against the Day 8. N. Company, fol
material and supplies at the mines, must os
presented to tho undersigned on the lot or ID o.
each month, otherwise they will be laia ovel
as accounts Of the month following their pre-
sontation.
n2o-lm A. 3. GOULD, superintendent
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-22

Texas papers speak Of the late George
Elliot a. "a very gifted but very i'm
moral man"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-22
NOTICE.

Piocnx, Dscanhse -, leee.
During my absence have appointee Janse.
dle1m JOIN okAH1.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23

The people Of Atlantis, On, are Justly in
diguant with the nanagers Of the Cotton
Exhibition for inviting Gen. Sherman TO
be present on the anniversary Of the burn.
ing If that city. We are at loss to con-
ceive what cnnld have induced ihr nIanag-
ers to iny," Sherman 10 Atlanta on that
day. II they desired his presence ih,y
Should have chosen some other DIV.
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A Good Day for Robberies In Texas.

81. Louis. rmhrr ia
special from san Antonio To da,
SANS The International stage while
gong through Laredo was stopped
ny Two men this morning Ii miles
from Laredo. ut Dead Mans Hall.
ANA The passengers and mail pouch
rs were robbed ot money aud Jewel.
~. The amount is not known.
III" passengers were Mr.. and MIS-.
Md'llrwar;. Mr. aud Mrs. Long
II. Josie, b. +. Caprll and DIR.
Spr"agnr. The officers are in rnr.
suit though the Robbers are doubt
less safe in Mexico now.
y Galveston News special from
Austin says last eve. lag freight
train standing on the side track,
few mile from Palestine. was attack.
Ell toy seven masked men. The train
men were driven on and Il dozen
rarS were robbed of their contents.
II ~ said that four OF the men have
been arrested
II Is further reported that three
masked men robbed - store and the .
I"Slnfhce at SmiihNiIlr. BaStrup
county, Yesterday. The luhhrrS .
ire Young men and are still III
argc.
R""'I- Gill EIs.. Tonic cure, 4. ,p.n,,i
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23
TILE GUARDIAN.

Advertiser, should take notice that all
entertainments should lie left at the GUAR
DIAN ONCE by noon on Tuesday, -lsc they
must lie oveE until the next iuue of the
paper. An Observance of thi. request
will be Of mutual advantage To- the Gr,R.
DIAN and the advertiser. Pcr.ors who
desire extra copies of the GUARDIAN
should leave their orders with ~ on Sat.
nrtay before noon. THIS rulr is irnp-ra.
tive
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23
Louisiana State Lottery COmpan, .

This = the only L"ttrr, ever voted ~ hv
the l'"r!' Il u STATE. aud nmdrr u hate dc.
ri'inn Of The /. :. supreme CONT al Wash.
lnefnn. ~ III" "nll Legal Lottery now in
the United state. an other clrrrt,rs b.y.
'ng been rrl"'al"'. or having no existence.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23
Cash Receipts.

We wall continuc Z" publ y under tha
heading the name, OF tho.. who each
week pay mp THEN auhs ,riptions THIS lis,
10 intended a. a memorandum for the pro.
lection If Subscribers against nn,,ibl,
errors III our books:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23

II = H'I;h. l0' &c Auplchy. | ~
W. ~ 'i7'h. 90 suns. 2W
WNIrrrIi ana III Ch,,,,t,.r. nn
lD Allcu, 50 q " Meadow. 1 O0
90
nc" "il i"S" rome Fc''m"s ~" ap.
,r,u,..,.,
'h'i nae ~ '"'i't mtl'ir' al shelton
-
|'o'''F - the '"'" 70 "'A'th AMI H"'
"'"g u th' man I" invest WIN
,,,, 49, ! h''' ~ 1'',I lnlr when
bot'm. rnl .al, hy M,IIy\t, A Hrnwx
-
must lshy cup. in ahundaug,. lust received
at koltua... Cnl aud cxar'u, Them.
''"'"'' '"'N'' '''""'' ~ ". w. browns
yonI Thanksgiving dinner.
-
'"'' me 81 al Tue h''t wines and
"l"'''' '".'''o'' an" ''l''-. Tue very "'t
IN the tuaIl,i FAT ia, lr,-t ,,,,,., -, Sill
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couirb,,r ,,,o,tm,n, .c ,,,I.i .,,i,l,.
the best and ,h.l,,r., IN ,b,. r,,,L,, ., .
Korinm', /
i"' largest ''"'h aud finest FINISHED .
"vrrronis. ~ vou! nNr ,,... ,,r H., ,
bought AZ Znd y, only.
""'' news for all. Joe shelton l. selling =.
Hrn'' "t all Kinds NJ bottom pri,c>. Stock -.
full anu complete. can and examine HI, .,
STOCK Ahd price,. =,
r., :,
80, "'' H.''..'. '"S H. H""' 'u.".
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23

PLANTERS, Take Notice. Won wan, a
good Pricc for Your cotton OF HID, md
want goods at Shreveport prices. 20 To 10.
d,'I- and our word LOT it You will he,
pleased.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23
T. ". FREEMAN.

tN"nih-wr>i c"rn'r of puhli, Snuar,N
HOMER. IA.
ntAl.FR IN Fancy and Family G. -o,.,;...
l. l"nacc". tl,nrs. Provisions Ron,.
SHOES finis. l"'hiug. Dry Gord> Nn,,,n.
ana IN supply "f everything Ken, H.
S'hriHi e"rr. The custom of M. mil,
r--n""tfnllv ~olicit,d. pun =
Ferns aud prices liberal
April II. I>>O. o.,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23
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Shreveport Furniture Factory

i''I'' "h l'N"N street. near I.vrr-
Factory 'n L"'"r."ppo>itrI.P.R.R.prn ot.
1--we in activ" operation a STEAM
Knit RE- FACTORY. ana viii III
'"'"> cot Hon .'-mldr 10 dealers and ,..,,,.
sum - 10 wing on forrurr nricrs If from,
- I" ~ per cent. | warrant h.,,..r Gn.,l,
IMAM ih">'. now generally sold r,.,I,
iGaI' 10 The North and shipped ben. =,
high rate 1T freight. ~
~ a'"'''"o :" Homemade Gond> I k,sn
"','"htIN on hand frll sin,k If t,,,.
ltuf' ~ latest iNlr, aud dc,irg>. ,l.,
''''u N1>h. Doors and Blinds. Wal D..
pr Window Shades. Mar,ra>>c.. tbii.
Nv ~ Carriages, a.. at lowest ,,,rL,,
So, WM. ENDERS.
- " ~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23
southern Carriage Manufacture

ne undersigned take, plra>nrr IN NAL
.nG Shown that he j. prepared 10 m,rn,,'.
t t, or repair Carriages. Bnygirs. vans
hand rnrk "IWhvs on
No,r,o !, FR. ENpOM.
mug - l1-o. l:y
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23
ALL fRlZES PAID ON PRESENTATION

M"''l nN P">totiicr money order N.,r
u 'N'hHng". ~ 'rift "u New Orlr,,,
hs'>''t t"nr l"tic,> containing cnrrcu.
''' "r >rnd 10y express. '"'''"'
...1 '>l%,h>'hIr CORRESPONDING agents wan.
S't'"n will he paid. 81 '"''Fr'-
For further information n,;,,
giving full address send n,d' ''"''N'
.'>> or Register Il LETTER cr Nom, o.
ny MAIL addressed onl, to '' ''"''
NJ. A. DAlPHIN.
New ORLEANS.
-erl'' "ean = negative
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For the GUARDIAN
Cracked Nuts.
By PATSY PLUNMEH.

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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23

,., nee" Z "i'i Edge Tome prc, cuts NAL.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23

h.' our people all take a prompt and
nF'N interest IN the proposed ,,i,ro,d
'o" nope 20 Honr"'. Va cxrrtinn >bouIJ
Dc spared 10 secure tivrur,c NJ ,b.raa
."'"ash honer' will prove Of incalrula.
we value TO people Of Homer and vi,,u;,,
:" nave ms road run through Hons,. I,
VIA be our ruin to have IL run laorI,
se,' H' hi7' 10
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23

II - @i''u nr l., rAc h,>' judy, 200 Doe
parish, thar Iod,l. can ,lupIi.ai.. a,.,,.o.
Won want At Shreveport Price.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23

~" 'n'igrtic aud rhahl, hons. -,
"'"'"l' Nt"n" can not be recommend.
e' t'' highly Their boots and Shoe. 49,.
q" "'N' 9"t'iiy only. The, sell them at
n"':r"tr prices They keep stock f,op,
n'." 20" can ''l'ct az article which will
e"r''N please ra,rouizc them l,r,.r,1,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23

Reeds Gill Ldg" Tome Restores the ap.
petite.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23

We irarn with rrgI,t that Mr.. 4 r
N"i"""d. VIII" has BEEN tor SOM. u,u,l..
anon : ~, VIII leave IL, soon. Mr. y h.
hr'n employed At ON ro,,-uff;c~ dnrisy hi.
stay aud lH hi' urhanc mann.r. and
general good department, has made many
friends. W" wish Mr.. Noru ood the sue.
'''' W" are sure lie will merit wherever he
may 20.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23

I"' thu best cooking >tn>r, ,r,nl ,n
Mann shreveport "a. lie keep tho mo-,
popular N'nN,s in the market. \ Kahn
as" deals largely IN All Kinds ct hni,lvarr
and TN vai". lIi- huus, D., on. nrtb. L..,
81 Va" KIM N North ioni~ran.. Price.
VIII l. found Very reasonable.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23

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tue "fr"in". r's'"l" healthy action aud
"snl"f" The ,rcyrtiNc irr,i;nu. of ,l,.
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feet hcalth.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23

II Ven value Your Wife, A,m a.n.hfr,.
health instruct them To - t. Zodi,.'- .,od
YEA. .''. N.,. fed iao..,.
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-23

You hear any one talking ahun, hind
'i'n'> inst send them to Z"d,ass and The,
NH forget all about the inns n. IN
mS =" cheap.