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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14


Attention u 'ntiemol
I.icbig CoD Coca BeeI Tonic
Has received htghct Medals PHucip EkpOS03S 1ud -
Endorsed auG prtscrlbd nv the Medical Facu here anf
airbIda Tho .Iiii ard tOliC. 49,
C1bO.cS IN. rurtivr clements ~ the muscular hbir
blood b aud II CAREFULLY selected healthy bnlOVA
combined GOweTIu Nciuts ~ C0h or ~, rec
Life plant nCas aud choice ln3 iy >h:lry wise
worthless INIT atoms under ours ana slhat L"uos
1t Is invalrabc In dyspepsia. biiOusmrss &c.
Post Office NOtice.
mails ~ tDA .JaiuaIf
l. ISL Will close tAls O.;c TUESDAY. AZ IL 10,
Tor Europe. bV Abyssnia VIA Queenstown on
MEUNtSUA II ll5p Il IA. iDt Europe. - steinshlJ
Scylba Queenstown tor france hu's
b- specially adGressc D. m. tor Fraicn dn'
by stcansh Vile . Marseliles lavre; on THUS
DAY at a. France. &c bt steals p
Slssia via CheTDOnr and Hamburg c0fIr pOh
euce Tor Great the CODiIu ut Uust De spcciiI
and al l. tor Europe o. stt1insID Sly ~
Brus.eiA Queenstown: OnSAIU RiAl az ";oO a. H.
for land direct BY steamship Circts5i VA HlasSod;
II Tor Germany &c, ~ steamship MAIL "a
SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen. and at IL M Tor Europe DI
steamship GcImADic. Queensto"n Inc naut lor Capo
IIV tiunvcs AMI MaracADO leave Newl OFG lnuuy IL
The mls AApnwa and South Pacific leave New OS
January IL mails for Nassau and Aitaas leave Ne"
York January ~ Tue mpis ios ST Domingo &C., 'ayo
New.l OF. January o. The mans Tor BelLe ana y lHi'ns
loaye January L. The mails Tor cuba Mexico bt
the Vest NewYOrk January IL the mans Tor
Newt iidAnd PirTro quelOn leave Ne" OH Jan
nary l. The mails Australia e. ieaV- oii Fran. SEQ
January IS for emma ana japan leave san trin
January ~ III ~ "a } No. tV''""''~'
los. Oli. e, Nrw.TorG. January \. ISL.
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.lAMEs D LEACIL

BAILsToN, y. Y, Jan. 13.-l'0Stmas;rr James
o L..ci, dlrd suddenly att O'Clock TINS Afternoon ~
rcur,lc o. the heart lie wasGTiy nine years old ana
w:s appointed June Is. 1869 lie leaves VIE ana TWO
children.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK....J

PORT OF NEwYORK.....JAN. 70. 1891
ARRIVED.
state OF Plcr.da Be- Johnston. Glasgow Dec 81
Iane jan with dsC and 81 passengers Ia Austin EiHa
< Co.
Str Raleigh Pa,rl,on South Amboy. vii. sail Cor Carthr
sllp Rhine (of Windsor So, Blby. Bordeaux 10
ballast to snow & Burgess.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, Jan H. 1 a. m.-The movement III
the barometer yesterday was steadily downward Clear
and partly cloudy weather prevailed The temperature
ranged between 22' and 4O' the average 'l beng
2ls' higher than the corresponding day last year.
and lOlso higher than on Wednesday.
Cloudy weather with rain snow. followed by colder
and clearing weather be expected to-day IN this
Nifv nd
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opLD DUNCAN.

PorGnKrrrsIE, y. Y. Jan. 13.-Obcd Dun
call Il w,llkuown cdtto dealer. died suddenly to-day OF
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LoNDuN. rhur day. Jan. -. 1881.
,t,L.t..4 .y;tcriIr d co4llt.cI WAS Ilr"'Hd 10 III
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Greclal Nottet5.


. Daniel. u. d.. ia Leun!tDlIvJ. acIr -J.a.,s
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TheAi.gr.n vsonS this city BY
divisions Of FOR the -
aIl)'
by The mercury dur Tue broken te2essa
niica.ei tue a.
.Pharnacy. as Br0AdNAy.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

Four weeks ago We oriered from our ST.
Louis hoa,s the largest lot Of paper "e
have parchas-L since We began TIE GUARD
IAN. Thre we~ks sgu We received notice
that the ,sper had been shipprd. We
wross 90 Grxx 4 ford. our shreveport
merchants, to Eorwnri 10y the 6rst yAgon.
We wrse them slso another or'iS<to -eud
By J. d. Ferguson. and have also written
thsm TO scud . bandl. by stage, all mot.
then = week sEo. and herr We are 40 the
day Of publication without paper snous
% point our usn.i edition.
We have done oil In our power, hut eau
not ovsvcour the di6lrnlsirs accustomed 10y
suow sts~ M, esld weather aud bad roads.
Aithsash .mr EXCUSE will be- sufficient,
Int Il IN nn.krr-to-i, that We will add M
sd6liti.sssai uu,n,-r to- the subscription o'
every patron IT the GUARDIAN, ewing
thrsa this incomplete is.n~ and hf'y t~o
wcrks besides for the two ,,llsrs. II this
h not fair, We can do no more.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

thence west 24-9l chains, thence south
along the section line 81 so chains, thence
east 20 chains, thence south $50 chains,
thence east along the section line 6O-l2
chains Ia the point Of beEiuning.
Also, the north half IT the porhwes
quarter Of the northeast quarter, and the
northeast quarter Of the northwest quarter
of SECTION thirty five, all in tow nship TWEEN
ty-ouc, of range six, west, containing IN
all five hundred and twcnty-eight acres,
more or less, with all the improvements
thereon. except one hundred and fifteen
scrr. sold to Mrs VI A Brown, described n
follows, Ia wit:
Living twelve links east If the south-
east corner Of section twenty-six, thence
along the D'Arbonne road north ST deg,
east variation 80 deg al chains, thence
y ~ deg east 3n-lDO chaiis. thence north
10; deg west 3 2--lO0 chains. thence north
III deg west & So-lO0 chains, th-uce north
61i deg west l 500 chains, tbrUce north
S't deg west J6-lO0 chains. thence north
~ deg west to the stake seven feet north
If the cr"ss fence. thence along seven fcet
north Of said fence Ia the half mile line
running north and south through section
twenty three. thence south slong said line
to the half mile stake bet cen sections
tweniy-thrrc and thirty FIVE, thence east
along TN. section lin. tn the starting point;
also the north half Of the northwest quar-
ter Of the northeast quarter Of section
thirty-hvc, all in township twenty one,
range -iN. west. srizrd ~ The property oi
!. ". CORY {" pay and satisfy said exc
rntiuis.
Trrns-Ca,h with the benefit Of APP
prai,rmcnt.
y. H. VI. TAYLOR. sheriff.
Dec. :, l-oO. (pfsA jO) l7-Gt
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

The hpca furniture Mt the most r~asona-
BILE prices, is that sold by Florsbeim Bros.
Shreveport These gentlemen have besides,
large stock Of groceri-, and dry goods at
Wholesale and retail. A countIy mcrcAsnt
can Procnre ~ complete a stock at this
house. a. he could buy in New Orleans.
lie would besides have to pay prices no
higher than those which prevail in the
city markets. We have traded with these
gentlemen, and eau honestly recommend
them as reliable in every respect.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12
Sheriff. Sale.

John {. Loye & Co. vs.. W. l. Dickerson-
No IL District Court.
State Of Parisk Of Claiborne.
Di virtne Of a writ Of fieri facias issue,l
ID out Of thu District CONT in aud for said
parish and State in the above suit, and TO
me directed, have ~izrd and will proceed
To sell to the last and highest bidder, within
the legal honrs Of sal-, At the Court house
door in the town Of Homer, on
Saturday, ne 18th day Of Jsasary, 1881,
the following described property, to wit:
One black bors- mule, one black horse
ponoy, one brown poney, one spring wAx.
on, one four. horse wagon, 22s 6our barrels
corn, (less 70 barrels for bread GO BON.
dies fodder. rs bushels cotton seed. one cot
ton frnme and side planks, oi~ yoke cattle.
three milk cows and calves aud one yearl.
ing two or three Year, old
TERMS Of sale cash, with the benefit Of
aPprsisement.
J. II. n. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
DEC. -, 1852. tpf&) 30.ts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

Newspapers never make erroiieous state
ments. The Guardian il reliable In all
variations Of events. We made msntion
last week Of the fact that Frank ThOmas,
= color-d youth of n doubtful reputation,
had boeu lynched for equine misapProPria.
ton. But ~ Frank met US on the Street
alive and we'll with the polite request to
pleas. scratch dat out bsps,' We will say
that the rope broke. or that Fraak was
miraeulously restored to life willis his
friends we're puttinx the conn lid on.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

We sre pleased to I've able to inform our
leaders, that Mr.. Joseph Shelton hsa mad.
every arrangement: pec-.-ary to ke-p hi.
Iairons snpplird with the Pur-st drugs
and rh.nieals-all the most reliable pro-
pri-iary medicines, fancy goods, tobacco
and cigars. Ills reputation ss q coDsei-n-
tious and skillfu, druggist has been ac-
CURED hy n strict attention to- all the de.
tails of his business. Mr. Moncri-f, now
associated with him, will be pleased to see
his friends.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

We sro gisd to call attention to the ID.
vertisesssns Of w. L. Car, Who having
seeussd the services Of L-c Calender, well
known - . good smith, and having deter
mined 10 overlook the business personally
feels that he can furnish the p-opls good
work at msiernts prices. Mr.. Carr, - we
all know, having bc~u . snece.-fni fhsoer
for many years, knows what is good work
and rha, are reasonable prices, aud bsins
an honorable gentleman, We may expect
that the people will 10 benefited BY NJ
CARR know ledge.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

The woods arc fllcd with robbins, as
fat a. butter balls. There are several
roosts in the parish. Iu cane brake on
the Gee place, abont fifteen miles SOUTH Of
Homer, they ro.,st by Thousands, indeed
millions n ould not seem like -xagrration.
They arr brought to town by the hundred
in sacks, aud sold At twenty cents Dozen.
Last Saturday, however, the market was
overstocket, and we were lucky enough to
get - for - cents. They made 4 Hrlicious
stew and pie for our Sunday dinner.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

7 HAVE ,ecured the services Of = first
i class Blacksmith. and will he glad tn
accommodate, the people in and around
Homer with frst-class work II all kin,ls.
I will give my personal attention to the
shop, and will guarantee gw,d work and
reskunable pric-s. Lee Calender il my
smith. Others will bc procured if bnriness
JustiRes. W. 4. CARR.
January IL, l-al. 3m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

Boy children and darki-s owe the FL
cirut and popular Deputy Sheriff, Mr.. I y.
Glover, "A vote Il thanks FIR the E'r-iaste
given them uf m, nag~ri~ On Saturday
lsst. He brought his pet b-sr to the court
ho~se yar' and kept him there f.! eral
beam, chained 10 tr--. The b~ar n fe-
osl~, al,ont u year old. and il very haud-
soae sP~cim-n.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

- psuss c.sssiuo, 49, sHa1aIl -
q - - sssi1 - tsassse11 =
0tpaosA - lssasu1sA - -. =
49, y bssasas ~ nsDss. n. -
80 b B noss ssssJlsst bessh1. 49,
seasAs sARvsGhly svesy sssaii ~ seea-
sssL No viii hcep bis .srAst ssst ~
70 A. wsils store, and PsDpsss 1922
every day. Re will sell 1t ssnssaahss
prices, beef, mutton, psrk, vssi 80 ~.
ags. TIE town has long wanted sd
bateher, oss Who Knows just how 10 sut
meat ur In good style sUs esohing, esd
who con make sausage. We hsPe list shs
people will pstrsni.e NJ. Csssaisg - hssr-
ally . ~ jus,ify his 'prrm.ssat sssy in
Homer.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12
saturday, January 18th, 1851,

within the legal hours h sale, the follow
ing described property on which Plaintiff
hold, special mortgage, to Wit:
One lot commencing at the north. we~t
quarter nf southeast quarter Of Section
tw-nty-,hrcc, III Township twenty -one,
north Of Range seven, West, and runs due
east five hundred aud siAty-cight and one
sixth feet, thence due south three hundred
aud twenty feet, thence due west FIVE
hundred and sixty eight aud one sixth feet,
thence due north to tbe starting point,
containing three acres more OF lrss, with
all the Improvements thereon; also another
lot commencing at the southwest corner
of the northeast quarter Of the south
west quarter Of Section twenty-three, in
Township twenty -one, north Of Range
seven. West. and runs du. east nine hun
drcd aud thlrty-two and one-half Yards,
thence due north folr hundred and fifty
yards. thence due west nine hundred and
thiriy-twJ and une-half yards, thence
south TO the starting point, containing
eight acres, more or lrss, with all the i'm
p-ovrments thereon: including all Of the
northeast quarter Of the southwest quar-
ter of Section twenty-threc. not sold orig
inaIly To To John Greer aud " W Miller;
said lots being situated in the town Of Ho-
mer, Claiborne parish, La.
Terms--Cash without the benefit Of ap-
praiscmeut.
J. II. NJ. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
Dec :, lse0. (pftD f-6t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

To some nnk nown friend we are indcht.
for = copy of the Randolph County
N"rrs, pnhli-h-d At RosnoAke, Randolph
comfy, Ala, by W. A. Handl-y. N. W,
z .ler, editor. The News is n newsy pa
per, bat 10 noiic-ahly de~titntne Of home
advertising patronage. fom which We
would judge that R"snoake, A. q town, is
rather slow, 'iesritute pf wealth, energy or
enterprise.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

We congratulate Bro. Hayes. Of the
Guardian, on the advent If hts first bsy
Our ffi~ud has reached the irst steps n
fatherh.s,d, 81 he is happy. Bnt wait uD-
til the hives, the thrush, le-r.ssh collie,
etc, etc., etc, attack the little fellow, un-
til yoa arc forced Tn g~t up in the dark and
run over . crib. two or three ,sirs and
thrust yoas brad sgaipst the edge Of IN
opcn door, then Il y"a can At that nonens
call tbe little fellow . PRETTY little blne-
eyed asEsl, we will pay Tor the toddies.--
Essss0 zribsss.
Which vs viii - rsansa, that be 10
10 - angelicaliy blss-syed - - wss
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

We see that the popular Shreveport
confection-r, Jules 6urrr-, has been mann
featuring a fine article Of tninccmcat,
which gave unusual satisfaction. IL conl,l
not have been purcr and better than his
candies, hundred of pounds Of which were
sold in Homer during the last three
month";,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12
keru Embellishments
A GOOD BUTCHER.

THE undersigned, who is q skillfhi butch
i er, has opened n Market between the
stor- IL A. We'll and W. C.. Prices bar-roon.
He will have for sale every morning the
brett Of meat, at ressonAblr prices. Beef,
Mutton. PORK, Veal and Sansag-, will lie
SDabd ut his stall. lie respectfully solicits
the patronage Of the public.
PIERRE CASTAING.
January l2, lsal. I'm
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

We learn that our Young friend Darb,
Lectures. Darby il worthy Young grr
tlemen " grd family, aud deserves g.. /.
successful IN any vacation that he may d
tsr,nine In engage in. lie is intelligeni
honest. aud posss~-d If morc than orr
nary capacity. We wish him good lnck.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

The Shreveport Rex has issued orders
for a general assembling of the notabili-
ties W, the Is. March. Those Of our citi-
s-ns who will not be able TO go to New
Orleans should attend tho celebration Of
the great day at Shreveport. 1t will be
grand. fantastic aud funny.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12
SEE WERE!

A IL those indebted TO Joseph Shelton
"A are requested to can as soon as posi-.
bic and cancel that indebtedness. have
been Ienient and hsve sold the goods or
long time, hat my obligations Are becom-
ing pressing, and money ] must have to
pay my own bills. Medicine for Yourself
and family are amoag the setnal nccessi-
ties Of life, and INV the year il dra wing
rapidly 10 closr, - earc and rrmembeT
the druggist. JOSEPH SHELTON.
Dec. I, 1880. l6-tf.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

Browns Hotel has been rspes>sdly men
toned in these columns - . Dsse excel
lent establishment in which The weary
traveller may and food, rcss ssd polite At
teution, at moderate prices II any i'm
provement b possible Ia the fetnrc Mr..
brown will make il.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

THIS Institution Was regularly isespe;
rated by the Legislature q ths Ssats =
Educational and Charitable psspans q
le6s, roR THE TERN OF TwKxTy-sss4
YEARS. to which contract the Savsst1t
faith Of the Stale is pledged. which ~
has been renewed by IN svervhs,
popular vote, securing its ftssshtse y
new constitution sdoPsed Deesohsr - -
p. 1879, With . Capital Of d eoe,oa e.
which it has since added . reserve -
$1,000 lts 6rand Sisgle Nuness
trihutisn will take place Aoethiy, -
second Tuesday. Hserw sos's~ yss1D4
Look st the following distributes:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

That urbsnc and joyisl young gentle
man, Sandy Johnston, will represent I II
Kortum while he Is absent H. New Orleans
lie has on hand beautiful stock of Jew.
clry, watches, &c, that will he sold a,
moderate pIices. BE sur that you Civ,
him call AZ his new stand, neat d"or to
the post office.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

Our friend, T. IL. Kortum, left on the
stage Monday night for New Orleans Mr.
Kortum goes a. n representative to tho
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows, but will
not forget that his customers may be- snip
plicsl with many nice articles from the
New Orleans market.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

n we felt that the winter would be so
severe that orr feet would I've frost bitten
uni--. We proyid.sl against it, We wouhl
make haste tn purchase pair ofeveriast.
ing sI,,~-s from Muihaupt 4 Stone. Sbreve-
port, first having bought a fine hat from
them,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

II. Well 4 Bro. VI. Jack HamiIton-Ip
Jsssioc's Cont Ward Z.
Shs@ o. Lssss'ase-PayssA Of ClsiSsrrs.
DY virtue Of writ Of 6eri f,c;.s i.sasA
ID In the above entitled anti and a ~ An.
rcotrd, l have seized and taken into nv
Possssuaca and will proceed 10 eli N tbs
i.ss ard highest bidder, within The MI
heuss 1t sale, at the coarthUues dor N
~ tpvs of Homer, on
eeHeay, Ja..ary ISth, 1874,
- wing de'eribed properly; 10 Wit:
H. hales Of Cotton.
11eoa-Cash, with ~ hen1Sne =
-. In: y. rAylee aSatG.
-. iSsa. 1861 81
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12
saturday, January 18Th. 1851,
WANTED.

4 FIRST class MALE TEACHER to take
n charg- Of the Scbsnl NJ Athcns. La. 4
g,asi School and full pay guaranteed. APP
ply soon Ia either X. r. Webb, A. l.. At
kins, II. A. Mcfarland, o. T. B. Wallace.
Dec. -, lSrO 303t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

I. - - -
- heua1ss-h~tA 20 -
49, ii5SSsu wywoss<A0A
fhsisA cessk y
va l1nssy - yw Cens-S1 Pr
~ Ceaft-
} J Duxs ". J " Cory-Ns al, fAfssA
Court.
NJ .yl a Rro w. J " CorYy-Jsstiee Fec
sssoss Cosrt, Ward Seven
u Vol 4 Bro va W Corry--Jostiss
Portson's Court, wsrd Seven.
DY virsss u ths above SIRE sxsestscns
ID to me directed, in each one Of the above
entitled esosss. ] have seiEed, and on the
l5sh day u January. lsel, will proceed 70
sell. according TO law, to the inse ana h.!n-
est bidder, af the Cont -houss door, with
in the legal hours Of sale, the following
described property, situated in ss'd sssse
and parish:
ComneDeing twelve links east q the
southeast corner of section twenty ssx,
thence along the Forest Grove and Arizona
road north 81 deg. east var 50 10y N-ioo
4 ~ L. M AhAt =
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12
Sherin"s Sale.

ID Stein 4 {" ". f. Bull"ck-In Parish
Court. No 1873
State Of Losi.,dHd-Idri'h Of claiborne.
Dl virtue If writ of trri facias issued
ID 10y the Clerk Of the District Court in
and for said parish and STATE. IN the lb"ve
entitled cause, and to mr. directed. have
seized and will proceed to sell Ia the last
and highest bidder. within the legal hours
at sale, AT the Court house door in the town
of Homer on
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

We learn that or ysssg Atssd, Henry
Leslie, will have veg 6ns seAse, At Col
quitt this year. Ms. white Pal,sss who
was in oar odBee On Sstsrilay lest, ssys
thst Mr.. L..lis will open With sbsut forty
pspils. This school will - Saise IN I'D
vantage to Colquitt, thst eooossity hsv-
ing had. a. We arc told, ~ sdseatisnal
advsntsges for sometime.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

On Thsri1sy. lSkh Drc.mh-r, 1870, by
R-v J. ". MELTON. Mr.. II. Bsip0sxAx 60
Mn 2. A. warsrAxER. all Of this parish.
We sGss ssr cssnasslations. May ths
happily nassd esaVss AsA Pesee, Joy asi
pvsasa19 s~sisaug shs@ = sAsy jcussey
! pseo0a ma =
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

We Win esstinss 10 publish under this
hssAiae ~ psnes Of thoso Who eseh
vssk ~ up theis subscriptions. This list
IL insssdsd ~ . memorandum for the pro-
teesiee sf subscribcp against possible
error, In oar books:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12
Saturday, January 18th, 1881.

the follow ing described property. To Wit:
1913 pounds Seed Cotton, one Ray Horse
aud two Cows.
Terms Of sale cash, with the benefit 81
apprsisement.
j. n. VI. TAYLOR. sheriff
January 5, lrcl. OPT 81 2lts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

Responsible corresponding aeseSs .
ed at all points, 10 Who's hSesss
pcusafion will b paid.
For further infnsnasiea, write, -
giving full sddrrss. orsa sedeS e
press or Registered Letter ~ Money q
by mail, addressed saly 70 Z.
-. 4. DACp01Us
New ova..Ds. =
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

The snow which l~gan on Sunday last
eoatinuesl until Monday noon, hut rs the
weather WAS warm II soon disappeared.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

Read the advertisement headed "Haven's
Got Itr fur important items Of Information
which, u acted upon, will save many dol
lsn.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

N.B.-An oosrespssAsses sAs.0e ~
N. A. Dsuphin - stsovo. n al eeee5
tiekcts themselves ON sret, sne ~
culan o6~ring certificates ~ sHyteee
instead. Any one psvpssisg 70 49,
thug else by eirra,as 20 rshSswR
own behalf or that q ~ CsD9eevSS
swiDdier.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

nAKTIEs indebted 70 - Win 6nd their
Z accounts In the hssdk q ". }. Mercer,
Who 10 autbUeircd 10 collect and recsips
for same. o !.
Jan. = 1871. si-u.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12
sheriff. sale.

State Of Loxisidsa, Parish Of Claiborne.
7 J Upton vs.. President aud Board Of Trus-
tees Of Homer Collrg--ln Parish Court,
No l1I6.
T j Upton vs.. President and Board II Trus-
tees Of Homer Collrgc-ln Parish Court,
"lll7.
T J Uptou vs.. President and Board NJ Trus-
tees Of Homer Collcge-ln Parish Court,
No lll9
DY virtue Of three writs Of teri faciaS is
ID sued by the Clerk Of the District Court
in aud for said parish and state, IN the
above entitled suits. and Ia me directed, |
have ~rizod aud will proceed TO sell, 10
the last and highest bidder, within the
legal hours of sale, al the Cour! nous"
door in the town of Homer. on
Saturday. January 18th, 1881,
the following d.~rihrd property. To wit:
to Book; the entire Apparatus; every
thing ~ the Library room 81 said Homer
college. aud large school Bell belonging
I" said COll,g 20.
sold fur cash, with the benefit Of al'-
prai-,m,'It.
J. II. ". TAYLOR, sheriff..
Jan :, ISL. tpf 81 jO) 2l-t>
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-12

Two fine boy babies r-achcsl lIayncsville
ten days or two weeks ago. They respec-
friends, Abe y. Brown and Jim Henry Tay-
Tor. Friends, we feel nigh unto you and
so nam. you familiarly as Abc and jim,
90 lille We trus. that the lnsty boys will not
k''n yon awake o nights 70 the dstriinent
~ your health aud temper. We know how
IL 10 ourself