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The Osceola times., 1881-03-19
OuY sEG~lsssys0Ea EesieY.
WAsaINcroX, D. c., Mar. II, lSSl

WASHING ON, u. u, MAT. 1t, TOOL
1t is now certain as anything il
tbe future can be, that The senate
will be unoer Republican contro
until 1888, at least Malone Of Nir
ginia, will vote for the Republican
instead Of the Democratic list o
committees, ard The tenor of lcgis
Iation wall be effected for years by
The act. Malone Will be given
wbatcv place 'or himself on com
midces he may ask. The patron
age, if any, which the admioistra
ton may accord him IN Virginia
and o,ncr States, is very uncertain
The service he proposes TO render
to The Republican party, as repre-.
sented Ivy the senate is very great
Whether President Garfield will be
come, 10 any extent. party to the
contract, is not 10 be told vet.
There are reasons why the alli-
ance- tie unholy alliance-of Ma
hone, with Radical Senators may
be unpro6 able 10 ,hc Republican
party. The House Of Representa-
tives is as evenly divided, political
ly, as the senate, and Two OF the
Republican members are from Vir
ginia. Suppose Malone were Civ
en- the Federal patronage for Nlr'
giuia, instead of these two, and it Is
not unlikely that the organization
Of the House might be lost by the
Republican. As harmony is not
even assured between the admins
tration and leadiag Republicans as
yet, and as the President has with
held nearly all his appointments
with a view, probably, to purchas-
ing such harmony, it is not likely
lie will create a new division by
alternating the two Virginia Repre-
seutaiives.
/ Tue question as 10 an extra scs-
SION OF Congress eACltes more nj
teution than at any prcvIons time.
As before, the more conservative
and reasonable Republicans oppose
such II session. The President does
not W ii 10 call one, aud, | believe,
vii! resist the cilorts being made TO
induce him 10 DO so. Among other
! Things, he believes an extra session
would preclpiIate Il political fight
on the issues OF the last dozen years
lnnd that lie desires TO avoid. He
also believes that business would
be disturbed rather ban quietod Icy
an atteort now 10 pass u funding
bill. Also, lie has general belief
tb.t his own ideas of what is right
and judlcIous, will have n better
chance of adoption by Congrcss at
the regular sessiod than just nov.
4 United States officer sent into
the Western iudicla district of Nir.
gInIa, rcports a great deal of cor.
rup,inn ia the Office of the United
States Marshal Of that district. He
SAYS the deputy Marshals "rccog-
n'zcd no superior but their greed
for fees" and that 500, $50 o. Gov
ernmont money has been spent IN
sham prosecutions Of ollcgod Illicit
dis,ilIers, and IN o,her dishonest
ways.
Superintendent Walker, OF tho
Census, says his report on Cotton
culture will bo comprehensive, 80
lug far beyond, in its amount Of
Information, any terelofore publish
ed, aud that !, Will be the most val
liable work ever issHel from the
Cove Printing Office.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-19
Assisssec's SAFE.

NOTICE Is HERrBY GtNEN, thei, H. As-
signce OF + \. GHrlick, IN Liquidation. Viii.
un Monday ,he 2lsf IN, OF tlstrh. 1881, al 10
o'clock 4. " in he trWn OF Osceoia, \ rkan-
"a, proceed To- sei, 90 public outcry, FOR cash In
hagd, all the stock of goods, Wigtcs ant mvr-
,haEdizc u1w iU the store hOu~e iytMyriy uc-
,nuicd by thr said Y a. Oariics. Ia said town
,f Urcroia, t1gctacr with said Store aud is
tnrps Proceeds ~ such sale tn he app'i d, nrst
10 the exp usts of THIS assignment, secondly -
tie ra,uieut ~ schoo.frli, Ilenaurr y Co. of
Mc.u, hia, ns preferred creditors and thirdly 10
tLc otacT creditor. of the said f. a. Garl'ck,
RIO RATA. said sac % ,p8tiuue from day 10
day, ur,l everything Is dlsposrd -
T. III. WILLIAMS.
FCb l2.h lSst. Assignee
The Osceola times., 1881-03-19

J'he last Mou'rna yi'n is TO the
eject that the cold VS. 50 intense
in the Madison valley ,hat The wind
was uHable to blow, nnd ducks,
pin,ie chickens and other ic ( or
ed game, in eule,vutinc 80 reach
the Geyser BASIN, VIC = iic2cn soiIo
in the air, where they viii be com
PEELED 10 remain un,i. the spring
thaw.-Virginis City Enterprise.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-19
I.,c Mc,,.

Tue IyN Nri'ans, il is sad wei
the flst who nAcd the length OF the
year. The Roman year was ,o,tC-
duccd by Romulus, 13S Is. G., and
" was corrected by Mama, 1l3 B.
c.. aud AGAIN julius Cesar, 45 B.
c., who liked the solat year rs beng
500 days SIX hours. This was de-
nominated the Julidu Style, aud
prevailed generally ,,rou.hout the
Christian world iii HE ne OF Pope
Gregory NH. The ca,eudur OF ia.
iius Cesar was defective IN this par
cut, that the solar year consis
ed OF 2oj days, five honrs and iof
v-nluc minutes, arh not 800 lavs
six hours. THIS difference nj the
line OF Gregory XIII, had amounl.
ed TO ten entire days. To obvla,c
Gis error G,cgo,y otd ,'uel iu ! IS
,lal that year should co 80, ol @6J
days only; aud N i5oi1, WI, Or
derod - Ice so used in l".iand (;
md the next ycar eleven q. ~ wore
lelt out, he 3rd Of Se9,ombcr1T
being r,cboned as che j. -. 30 81. ,a
make it agree with tho Gregory
ralcnd. -. The l'ns-Ians slilI njbr.,
,de ju;idn c.'ienidr (ca'led uow
Old Svle), which is twelve days
behind the reckoning OF the Gregg.
rian.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-19

TuE Car OF Russia, Alexander
ae :, WAS nSsdssinatcd on the Is.
,u-,. Gl.se bombs charged with
nitro glytctioc tlrown uudcr his
ra,riage did The work. Two young
men Of high birth, nih'Iis', were ar
lesied aud admitted lho'r sH'n.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-19
The 0SCE0LA TIMES.

TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION, un advance)
For Term of One year ar.................SI VI W
=. S.N Months. .,.,. ..... 10
The Osceola times., 1881-03-19
EARS FOR THE NILLI0N |
Eco Choo's Hslsam Of Sharks OIL
Pvsitre'g Re.forcs the Heo,i, and . N
Oay .iisyfafs C"-e for DeGf'ass
uYotoa.

Tli. Gn 4. yiracicl ,Isui u peculiar speeies pi
sma Nnife 81 rk caught ~ tne yellow sea &,
Fnown ~ 1nrcharedpu E"HGeiefii Every
ca % t-r f,hsrm II knows 10. lisYtrfucH H. re-
sinra. i've ut hearing were cl co, rcd ny tud-
llh'sf Priest about the year iiiu IL cures were
. , r,ln,e. ~ and many 80 eUn-sif mir.ciirus
thnt ttar tnedv was qiaciaiiy llocltiinoh over
the ut r. eiit iis. IT. a=r e"cs re ~ tniV REL
that 10 nye Z wears ~ deafness has VN'sied
among the ,hinos pionlc, sci,i. charges re-
paid 70 any a'tiYess ~ ; per itir.
unly Imported by uANLotk q 90 sole
a gent fur il-iicl, Z Diy -. Sew iorS.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-19

It, virtues as. nrqr ftiuuHhlo gul lis crratiyc
chs~rcto- nbsnitte. 90 iny wa cr cgu personally
testiir. both oia cyperi.'ncr rni rsrrNftfon.
hinpr he r-Ur ,raleff" o" lCtir' lew ~ one
"a innA 20 n.fsr fle { firtr- 70 ie iiubgtle
tlat ienal-rr nff fiicIri v itH teuile.s afd 10
lpeX g o Z 'ev street. fcW qrs, eos lHriha
tf ard yoa VII IccelNr g. rr'nr1I o r0m.lS tllat
viii cnahia you a. hear lie ppy ~ ) else, un |
whose cara'ite sliesfs viii l~ psrIlab ~ You
VIII never regret ,.sip. 90. '-irit of tw
80. Y Il irea aaiil2 Rerivs se,. = iosJ.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-19
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
FOR TRANSIENT AND LEGA NOTICES:

LEGAL NOTICES.
one dollar per square OF one inCh iunnihg
N, .a.tr. or suace oi ten lincs OF this type l"r
6rst insertion, and seventy -iye eeAiS i"r e'ch
q iDseu lent insertion.
CARDS AND ADVERTISEMENTS =.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-19
WARNING ORDER.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT % MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY, ARk.-SptING TERM, 1851.
JOHN sowbER, Plaintiff,
MARY SOwDER De endaut
The def-udant, Wary r. sowdcr, l. warned
10 appear in inis court within thirty days, anJ
answer the compliant ~ the plaintiff John
Sowd,r BEN. ii BAILilUs.
March 4, 1Sl Clerk.
I'huniason 4 Burlington,
.att'ys for fiainiiI. 81 -
The Osceola times., 1881-03-19
N1gEC&.

NOTICE is hereby givcn, ih1t all persons in
dtbed TO the late aim ofJ l. bdrington n co, ,
doing business at Oscoul5 snd Biylhes,ile. Ar
kansas, afe requested to come forward al once
aud pay their accounts, or ,ha'l he compelled
to proceed gairsl tnein according 10 law.
{. n. GAY LORD.
March llih 1851. Assignee
The Osceola times., 1881-03-19
WARNING ORDER,

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY, Akk.- sPRlNG TERM, lssl.
D. W FELrs, Plaintiff
LIZZIE FEIT> nefcndent.
The defendant. Lizzie Fclts j. naruci 10 ap-
pear In this cuUtt within thirty days and ausw r
he oomplaiui OF the pisirti1 W Fo T.. hlcd
herein BEN. II BACCiIUS
March :, iS'l. Clerk
Id. u Nathes,
Atty. for pl iiriif 3-l2-i.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-25
GortIesung foIst.1
Ole GOr6Oe.

Mau b~ebouptet, iene iunae Srau iet
inr0oe iuie @las. @ie0eibt nur bestpes
aeu, neil man Der 0iamanteR bebarL I'M
Ginbru6 aIf tie a1 MAIDEN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28
Newspaper Support.

The following from "Ur ever levi dreaded
contemporary. : ~ r'd Mellow u>,-i 10
>,Iy. a. true A. the th'rd ii Mathew
.pn~ fruitful ~ourc- "f th- many fnau-
q al fiiut-> "t n-v~i.ai-.r~ = fundamental
Il ~, might 49, >aN. II l.. that A. e,li'"r -
rNl.,t'd - Champion thr tAu>.' "f ih-
lrbhr. u naitrr~ hot { h. rrull rr,lIlr
twenty tltnr~ greater Prtut ip'm adNt-Ii-
iug that 1T ~,iuc md, t,i.s' "F ,"ft,irtt, --
be Wuu.d r., dcuuuuc,-l WihrIt -t.ui 4 ~
tri "tt"rN 49,. IN "fh-r wurt>. " hii- th-
pul'l', i'-'A upon htm - their >+rN ant " ho
must Nh"t.N disregard hi> own interest 1t
~ cun,-> ~ couAl,, with th.Ir> thu :rva,
mass If them ii" not rvc"gu,E- any uh'i-a-
i,"n an th-'r pant I" -. that be- dos not
thereby bankrupt hims Ii; N bri-f. trrat
HIM a. az employee hn mnst >HppaTt hun
Ill "a Tar - they arr c"uc,rucl.'
Every ,i,r"r in the land mn>, rec"gnlr-
the truth of th~s.. words It the Times.
The village or town IN which news,
pap-.r j. published demands that the rstit"r
should lrud his ability and influence 10
bald mp the town, that d" mast >sy moth,
ug that would r~h-ct az thu last i-gr,r
. u,rn 'hc place ana lis lN~"ii'e. Nhr'hr'
true or not. ifs n.iGhh,r,ng town IF r,
better Inducements ia III" way "f trade
and Il thu ~. hants ufthst town ad>erii-.
( literally with him while his own d",~ No,
/ sta b. niut l.c mute - to thee fact,
/ and for this silence ur Ter all active adVocs
| cy of his town. he il paid a subscription
/ for twelve months which Of its,.,f il OF full
raln. 10 the parii"s.
We have even known men Ia 60 e.,
! - tn object /" the Insertion of legiiiiuai'
advertisements. Vi these sdvertir-u,rnt'
tenls.l 10 call the attention of the I.erpl'
to the superior advantages Of neighhor
ing town or village,
Jnst exactly what is the pr~c~<s q
r,a>ruiug by which >nch a cour~.. Of con
dnct may he juSrif-d :" thu mind II fair
| honorable man, se cant understand.
Indeed We do not know but that /,
wound h. right 10 doubt the fsrn--- nj
men who think and rxpr~-s. themselves il
this way about their iccst psper.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28
The Mev President.

BY the death Of the loved and tsmented
James 4. Garfield, Chester A. Arthur
becomes President Of the United States.
This IL the fourth instance IN the history
Of orr government that the tice-Pr-sident
has become President by the death Of the
ruling President. IL is Of conr-e t"n early
yet to indulge IN any speculatious as TO
what will b- the policy Of Mr. Af,hat's
administration. lie belongs Ia different
wing Of the Republican party from his
predecessor. and II he could carry into
effect the natural inclinations and desires
II h.s mind We doubt not that he wonld
in more fhsn Que respect change the policy
If that administration, bat the pressure Of
popular FEELING from every section of the
country in favor Of the administration Of
the martyred President is ~ great that IL
will be hard indeed for Mr.. Arthur to
change that policy. Bur whatever may he
the past political affiliations of Mr.. Arthur
he IA now Fr-sidont II the United States,
and II hr il man Of capacity and patriot
ism equal la the dignity and -acredn--s of
the Ir"-ition which he holds. he will at
nuce forget all party aud all party cou-
-id-rltinns aud only REMEMBER that he la
the President Of great and united people
and not the President Of party "r of =
faction. lie ha~ bcfnr, him such an nppor-
tnnity a. few of nnr rulers have ever had
The administration of his Predecessor is
P"pnirr to an extent unparalleled in tue
history of the Republic. He has il III his
power To continue aud To perfect the fair
Garfield. Th~rr Is ia Questioning the fac,
shat he - n man NJ ahih,y and intelligence
cN1Dth /" make a popular anh Efficient,
FRI .ii"nr. and Il hr will only I've guided
by ihr great prr->nrr Of popular opinion
thrr" viii i--u" cause to fear.
Whhr it Yet uncertain what thu new
President Will ito. wr believe there i. a
deposition on the part uf all To givr the
new administration a fair and impaired
trial h-t"r" ,oad"uining. Ii l. c.riaiu!!
tl' d,-,Tt- of al that he. administration De.
a Wise ami patriotic one. W. tru>, that
MIR. At'hur N.'l prove himself IN every
respect "1ua! /" III" opportunity thar :
h,i"r'. Aln auG N"Ii', 81 The l">,i."n b.
hobbs and give ~ au adm that
vii hc a. -" aud p4tr"tic as shat Of h :
tilu,trfuu- ntr,i,Cr->nr
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28
x. are told that in Bovsier parish -

We are told that in Bovsier parish nasS
farmers declare that they will not ~
debts contracted this year, unlea spo>
,,si,iye assurance is Furnished them 49,
they will I've furnished with supplies b
is-9. They claim that the crop is 70 small
that it will barely furnish them with sub
.i.tenc- to raise another, aud, As self. pss-
s.tvation j. the first law of nature, they
mus, provide themselves aud family whesA-
.r the merchants suffer or not. 1t would
seem that this position is an extreme one.
II possible there ought to be at least . fair
divide.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28
Saturday. October ssh, 1854.

the following described property. to- wit:
\ Hons. and Lot ia ia" town Of Arizona,
.ald parish. couiin'uclu: II the corner a
Main and W->t Streets. thence West -
argrre- south al.Hg We, stree, i29 feet,
thence south - Dig last n feet: theses
tisi :" deg. Moth - feet TO Main street,
lh"nc' North odd. Wet along Main street
d" feet t"thr r"'ni "i hc.inning, and known
~ Lot No. b on tie plot aud survey Of sai4
town
Terms of .a'r ABB with benefit of ~
pT-'> f..ri.
J. II VI TAYLOR, Sheriff
S~pt. II. Ill inf Sq) SITS
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28

Claiborne parish = c4,,~,. poor i4.a.
We'll II y net ,h. ri,i... 49,. bat i ca.
hr male pr'-..,''vr. To- raa"y farm, r,
Il" a. many ID iu o,a.r countries u. IN,
h'yh"ri That - wr.r uat a H.ld. rurn
II "ut A'ii ,,.ar luniLrr. Now i,h.... .'i
h'u!N ~cr" >-t pa Hiund, .f4>, th,-,
would b+ a"fih Hiutc 90. - rua If ten y,Ii.
dian cotton nd. The Way ro 1T q, =,
:" ct S-!> AMI chop them mp. ,h-l SOW
AMI pow ih"w IN. | am -urr that rra>,
Vii ~'aud dr'nth. f"f have seen Il do ~
Tins Year. amt II affords more pasture than
any "ihrr Era~>. Aud II = good even for
H"-> LET P'-r~"u> th-u ~nW ihI- grA>~
ti| hIN' = NdilriN Of cops, and their
i'rd " i.l rr'"lur' o. nr, AND improve.
| vii riHA- LuutE'r -n..-,iiou for ~.
ga! H Louisiana. Prices ar TOO tt.h
IT, the mann everything Int flrri pr,-!u,-
i from :" {" :" PER ccnt. ..h-r than ~.
Las. lai> vii! ru'n TN. STATE aud ,ccr
~ ~ debt. Nhru tn" firmrr, arr pr,->>.,l
and fall. all mn,t. What D., The H.. ,A~r
Tor mrt'hhui> and mechanics and trad,--.
men hr-ah' ~ d''NH and dr,ips II ,,ftr.
~ Itd>'''u- rAp'u-.-> ard all ar ~,
hi-h . 'i'i.l- men frun, coming aud >.-t.
thus h'rr. Low pr'rr> and low ua.--.
>""H and >'r,ty gains. arr hr>; f,r an,
country SO think.
JAS. l.. THpENEiEEY.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28
To- 80 Ed-' Tonic cure, l,,prr>. !

'n.' .. ~ .a-; hgi.> :" >urf,r from r.
"'"> ''" lar. HI = >"arhorr,-i ry rhu>,.
hang htHt til chlr.r that they b,v, no
c"n>'r>'il"n with him. Since H.. S4.l,jir,
Mason. >h"; a, him. BE- lies gruv,linr on
tn h-'r "i his cell the greater rlrt of the
,."l". praying gr',riug Aui Hr,riag
re n"i"rirly Which attached 10 hiv crime
h'N e''a>,-h I" = i'ifH h'> l--~d~- Il nrnd.
u, "'r""> the lnturr. The eu"rIuity of BIZ,
i"N ~"m' "fr' rrr>-'ttt tn h. vakin.
thoughts. II 3, NOT l..ru ,r,..d :, - :
hr"-i'9;~7 ~ t. hear ANY thing az ~. -,
lnc- 90 .,",n.> Z IT, ,,i'.;,l.. yor,I "a.
1'I u"' i"af'i.i'r >,,-til dAv- the Pr.
d-"i bath. breadth. iadc,l must l.e 81.
condition. =
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28

IL - th"usai that tine thr-, rohlvr~ y ho
"""ni fh"n-h IT, tram mar Hop. Ark
b-ran r"bhiug Al C"lhn>hurg ia, ortNo
bef'rr. ~ the mail carri-r from Shreveport
{" that place r-I-'rt> thai they rutt.,-d
>turr in op-n DAY light at Collin-bur.. max
'ng the clerks give mp the money a, tn,
"urzle Of their pistols They wrnt from
'heF- - Rcd LaatI. ard robbed a storr At
that place. frotn th-ucv to Walnu, Hi
and after getting What they could there
thcv moved towards Uore
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28

J. l. Harrison chopped with Miss Mamie
Rnti,-ig, ftum sherman, sHd she was ~
addition toa family alra.ly composed vi
one wife and five children.
The above paragraph Ne clip from ih'
Texarksna D-m"cni. joel L. Harrison
will b- remembered hy the readers Il the
Guardian in Claiborne ~ a rr-id"nt VI
Homer for long time, saloon keeper.
farmer, peddler and merchant in Webster
parish. near the Arkansas line. HI va,
the son.in-taw of Rev. J. X i.ahSsi"n. g
Methodist minister well krown to our peo-
pie.
Mis Hutledge. i, is said. wen, to schoo'
her. several years age. although w have
no recollection of her, Mrs Harrison, We
understand, lie lrft in = destitute condition,
Joel having converted in qniet WAY all
his property into money before his exodus
Comment is useless.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28

stat, n Loni.iGHd- Parish Of Claiborne.
7 HEREBY CERTIFY. that the above
| and foregoing il Il true and correct list
IT jurors drawn for the Third week
ct the sept. term of the District Court in
and iur the parish ot Claiborne.
J. X. RAMSEY, by. Ci'k. DC.
sep, = III. 7:lt
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28

Thu latest and mH'-i absurd >ltrd,r a.
the leaders II the >,nth IN taN- cn,.r h,
= III" story told 10y 4 ?r.tch,r ~, \"rth
That Harrison. thu Pr,.>,,i,rt. vi, li.,d
nul, = nv"'h. vl> i,>l>>,ua,.,. h> Ia "a.
>.'u Ia = a.l "a" CT thr,- other pr.rn,,-
INT >.,nrl"t;.r:>. Job \ Biu.hau -.
the rr-a he's au'h"ril ft 10, IT,. l.
IA = rea >'cm That nothing :, ~ rh>url
Dni ihAi -,n- one viii give II rnrrpHc,
sI.-c'allH II the South t- the OBJ & OF
the story. AID The North the place Of
rvttsi.
Unh7~ss srrat chang takes place. ihv>.-
men that Ne have i--~n accustomed Ia
-~Nrrrucr vii Z" dawn t" p>,-rity -,
thtld Sie.il-r>, csHHil,ai- &c
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28

Jno. Walthall, n prominent lawyer Of
San Antonio, Texas, aud native OF
Marion, Ala. is dead.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28

Inc mi>"rah'" 80 k-and hull story which
A'''' ard ~ thr Globe Dcmocra, about
neG-n woman tilliRs her ehltdrep an,
LING burned ly the people. j. the lie ~
M ~+a-''a Fha; th- woman cnmp,,,,I
s''u CRIME :. true hut the burning mar,
+ agrsnd iie' She has only been arr-st,,i
Wv 'he "tfcers Of the Law. boz has ~
been punished in any way. '''
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28

The Association which c.nveursat Crys-
tai spring. thu, week Saturday will lie
largely attended by the Baptisis Of this
portion II the State, Those who attend
will I've card for.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28
GOnslabIc'S Sale.

sal, .. i,E,.iiaG. Fd1i.h Of Ciaitors.
VI Nu!.,unlN -. \. B4.lcy-Iu Justices
CONT, Ward ;.
DY WITH. - m execution issued by X. J.
ID B.lds,-. Justice Of the Peace in and
t"r Narl =. >a'd parrish. IN the above emit
tied cause. ard To- me directed. have self
81 and VII >"ll n public auction, TO the
lat and highest h,ttrr. during the legal
l,gr- "i SAFE. ou the ptcmi-t-s Of N. Null.
iruu;x IN sad ward. on
Monday. the 10th day Of October, 1851,
;h~ fol.owiH. property. 10 Wit:
;7r'- poUn3> sod Cotton; - bushels Of
Cora. NOR, ~ l,s-: ~ bundles Fodder.
T,rin> &c sale ,.t~h. With the benefit Of
'iTri.-'iH"ut.
". ". NtLtENSfX. Constable.
S-i;. =. Isl (pr lee s3l -
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28
HOMER. La.
Wednesday--------Sept. Is, 1881.

The Grand Jury having adjourned over
lat week meet again today in regular
sessiou.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28

Manager scott has signed 4 contract
with FLETCHER Il Go. Ia raise the grade Of
the r,li FROM Nnurs Ia tickshurg. The
contractors are required to have 40 men
~ work hN tn, lat If November. and must
move not less than 5000 cubic yards Of
catth zach m"uth.
Mr.. Scott stated the Other day that Ne
w"uld s.nu ahvrrii~.. for hiis for that sc
tion of the read {. miles IN length from
M"ur,~. Ia Arcadia. H. will proceed T."
Shreveport IN short time. IT not already
there, IL determine At what point thu
bridge over the riv-r Al, lee built. All thus
- from the lii'- af the manager Of the Rad,
OF the ErlaudrT Syndicate a. stated To thu
Reporter II twn CIncinuau psp-r,. and
looks like hu~in,~>.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28

Many thanks to Wilder 4 Walker. If
Vienna. f,s q box Of Rough IN Rat-. sent
nv in response to our request for T, lief from
rats. ", have not given II u tar trial yet
hut will do 50 s"ou.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28

We call attention Of our readers to no
highly and will he grateful for ITS return.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28

week sgo Last Monday the printers IN
tive D-tn,crpt "ftc- Withdrew b-t ,u-.. Mir
Jul>"u. The hrSiu-s> manager If the paper
had. with view 81 r,drcirg exp-rsrS.
Instructed tn. FOREMAN to vscate twoca~-s
and a~-i-naf-,l The men 'o ! tif.chsry. a.
II Ne mi>t,k- r., Mr.. Jud~pu. " hen
hu>iur~S manager 'fihr Tmr>. had >nur
ti"nht' with the printers " no ,ut.sN or,-i
I" enforce certain demands. In that CON
test b- was successful IN ,Indicsting his
ri.ht 10 msuSg'' his affair." Ia such manner
A. h- Thought proper. Whti- W. arr Nilliug
to zecurd mach To tho-- Tho work for
their brad. Ne arv euphatrrsllv opposed
tn allowing the EMPLOYEES of All ofhc- q"
aie'sir ;o The -ntph,v-r in natter clearly
beyond their province. We thrr-iorr
trust that Mr.. Jn,lss,o may be sncc rvsful in
his contest With the Unica printers
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28

S'a'e"f Louisiana. Pdri'h Of Ciaiborae.
la!irT. lai,-- a Sc. " Mrs. u. 4. CORY
II Parish Court. Nos. l3ll and l3t2.
by Nirtr" of iva urits Of execution
- "a 'l' .hpN" "itltlcd can--. issued BY
81" ''.ik i D.. Distinct CONT in and fos
,hs1 parish. aai IL III. directed. ] have
I'D aud viii proceed to sell to the last
ttt ..,>' ir'id~r. within the legal houn
81 -al,. at I'll" touIt-hou-e door in ths
tow. II Homer ON
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28

Ia the navy of III. great United States
there are four sailors aud marines I" one
commissioned OFF GER. An epidemic would
put the officers in the majority.
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Nc,u Embellishments.
Jury List for Third Week, Sept.
Term. 1851.

IST Of Jurors drawn for the 3rd week
| II the september Term Of the District
Court of the parish Of Claiborne, by order
If Hon. f.. VI. Graham, Judge 3rd District,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28

We learn that Miss Wilder. the VERY
Young" daughter Of \, r. "tid'r' t>'i''
reached our town last sunday night IN
tending to make aPrnl"ng"d STAY IN "nr
midst, Tn" lutte Lady is not gwen 4"
TALKING although she can mnk" herself
heard in an emergency. May sh" live long
and prosper.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28

The immense quantity Of business before
this court has ~ t.le ~ nrrr--arr That An
additional number of jurors Il" summon
ed f,rnrxt week. II is sa,d that there v ere
NOR, than forty criminal rSs.s of petty
character Ia hr tried.