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PARNELL IN PARIS.
Editor Rochefort's Interview with
the Great Land Lacquer.
Horrors Of the Irish Land Laws--
Objects of the Coercion Bill.
parncll States tic Irish Griov~
nnecs III Graphic Language.

,,.,.. ,., .'"t - .r1'.''. tt"es.
view win Mr.. rarnolI:
mencr 5e, m r.any 1o yos s,a aa ant str!os ifsn
trir. sfr UKu:y ltts coiicaeHo ia tho Honsas x.s
~ appt,lntnent ~l'I ms tfIss ovcn!nR, bus snc
as ..,a T. S II Ty siTgv m Esnpr thq toe.
i,n;x isS "rs ssry sSw 4 ssphsrx ass 'sesrns
II" vrcut irah shat MMs ot fpe .a 70 nee hGes
20 as to savc ftsnt Wuirt i'mM t,atncd XnSr;cnt
ies rse a t s"" e. ary 5y o & w5s tssf So Fn
he!r heels mora % policoet i|.an thor @ bayc IL
Ensa sr h@wsssr ters l. n %sS e
rsoct In r,rr" n Imn..or Hhxo q ,san.a
NY. ex,.,pt f"r llhcrator. VIC have ssereei
st jis a. VII e" few IN tnuntbs axo m en-
nf@H d .n arn rrv f" . Ihe 2l @ OF ihS @ .rss peopie
wI anvn tnao t"ar % Hay VIM no s';1le aa ~
Cnssl,ts. liz IS very ic,i., ts;r ssnaior H!a Ia
r ar speass f'ra French ' VIII 's1 sne et Tls. naao
otrets nf his iu,,rnov IN i;nrts Mccnnna "i 10
81. OKciiy, tno corrcspanicMt Of tho Nov
r.a., rurk IIeraai sa.: T. is e contradict II the
ay Tic Euxlish u" t,rss9 @ on s fr]cnas s1na H.
cause, ind Esfnsclt, .Tho Tms.. tue DaHv 1tit.
tttHpft. and Ill tho 1thpr Government pHrGrg.' lie
said to ittu, 'tu1 ptenatjr II, Ulit,tn, Tho lrtj.
cies nKainst isy published br the RfDItI,ifuus
Frt'tEtsfsc, ar.A which thcy NIT forward M the
expression uf French public opnlun regarding
u3'; and lie ,t,It3eJ 9IIis tic HepuJfiu1te ETnJ.
eatse .renlIy. such IN asccn'iency heruT The
Htp,.'irts Ftrtucaisc' replied, 'ls PAPER vpry
llttlu rcsl, when solely reflects tho ltcns OF ii,
ElinI,ctt,s, Its ptElpr, Tho Dut,nrtu;list leader
launches Ills sc,1plnes III 1t, snbjuct 10 tsnyow-
t1lY them Ii he prrrcjyts they iurc nut taknn
with tllB fHnsscs' :. besides rcA,u1cl parncli
With smile. Il kunw whelcr arises thls hostility
III 81. Gninlestu. lie Is anxious to please tho
Prince n[ WHlcs iIu his sit Mt TIN TrIncn'a
tntle, and pnys him for Ills dinner nt
thsr uxponsr.: Just sU,' i aatd, grand
Ideas cnnle frcrl tho henrt nnd NIFTY
ijcus fr,iu tho sfotnnrt iie insured tbo
immense 1tutnrjty IF tho prcss of iii si,ndps
tprplr eyillIlthfzra with rFnInII1 md fakrx mn
tntytr:st in her ,!esIrcs' AMI lipEudcd nuTorn
thr iley,lter for Turk aeyuraj tlnDrs OF ifurcnt
opinions III which bis cvintry's cnllAo Vas de-
Iru,Ic with t.,Il1nl wirt,til Dtkclly md hg tnou
cxrainc,i 10 nc thcis nir WHICH Is to III ttIlizc
iii constitutional nitl cynl 1nciils in order 10
0uvc ExalEi io In f,,r irri Ind whit hMstria
ims .|otIE for Hungary. An nrmeI roroil,iiof.
fururriy dreamer, III by fho FeIlInus II i,imost
i,n,m,4stiir f0r twn ro,t,,Iiy nnncfnsivn rcnanns
First lr.cNu.e far htjn,irc.j ycars Inv f1rbjG
itc Irish 10 cM,ry or pussrss 1ir.ns, Tbis inv.
which expired ,t,1,1c- tlu isr1tcjl Ministry will
stn,,l eertslinlv bc rcinnctct t,y PM5uIlents Tho
- 49,
, 1881-03-05


'ihtr5e r,,,&nneAs; n1sh my rn!lllnns with f,tlt
s"ry.'' TO .i,alsn Ein! Hnwn t. lf!r hng tef"ro
Ea,ruin sn,t'prelGln'cd him. Tho grru,"st grIev.
nlEp which he felt h,wnr,la mn w,ss irt,ni that
lnvo "f liberty which !n.vu rynr cssnrtsI,rul,
Whitn tins hren transmitted tn me M l'nrtapc.
fHti'..,d .and lilo p1,ri"ns 'cesls "hich !. III. T.
ssSsHs tat S, s 'ss & S' "t'c%pss %t 'sG
"$s0 IN %S's' ~sa s Il! ''' *''s;sit ss
= hayc occ,,rfei Nine. 10 starI bud mt writtcfl
nny'rS 81 ,', CO. M s sn xoatr M
Fouch6 mud prrlrit,, ID reslie ut Acosts,. whcru
e.'n coi1platcd "Cprinnr." It. wnH tnlblishpd III
inris e fs. III tlrre v"fumrs AMI ~ns cllth,asl-
rIane .'haI becn Issued l!vn yc!,rs bnforc. Gtit
~ hnn tnlled g J. nhkn as Rrcnt = sensation. 0f
WIS Ins,nntuneutis aud ,,nlycrsu. As Il worit tf
nrs, nB u psicnt. thu r,lnn,lcyn nf 'CHrn.u' Is IN
i'ntnot,,ul monument" jeffrey. II lilo Eain.
grrnttst wrttcrFn Trnlsco snco tho tlint of VUt-
tntra n1a Mo'asse". anl tue ersatest te,nio
Ts1.r ss,, ~ any 4Es r @ ef crt
prnfsr. aud II inyr writer 3ftnc. lie stHtl must
yGli tho ln!ist ~ ;1sny otaors Nsvnrti.ule:s ~
powerful r',,nil:e mud III tta hert,lnp VIC t!sll tho
4ttllorrss herself ihe:.lfxe.. 80 minute ns care
f In w"FG IL to s t os of o ss haboRs .a
for tho trarcter in iio,no. 'UentnB unvcr lnok"l
thronEI M Si,ar eYss On ,le ; m;;nsye1s Of Italy
Tho BtIGets+ vt tns Woris acnt tier nEan tnto
.x!c: l'nl'ch$ tlGtnan4e,i t!ie f.,scrl'nn q u
Do siatinsweirod i tiat sa ws ~ rcay % I" akc H; ""t
Of It nhything oiicnsvr. but nut IN mid anything
TO make her CURT to tho Ucveshinrnt. She was
tar4: Inc oIlciai Io,'ral attnck6l "Csrinnc.'
aid Narolctit himself WIS said 70 bnse wt'tto1
t ,yr ~ ~ IL, 1e @ 90 81" fs.ea m
ysrs 'sus is ani 'si sic I prstassd 't er WIZ s
, 1881-03-05
rsa Vision Of Nimro1-A Guido to Po-
lItical Economy-The Kings
lIissive--Thoreau's Last
Work.
I'm Jtha-Elcttric IIghtniug-Cb!ps from Tho
Nhj.e.!lause-plulosophital WORKS.
Berkshire Rctord-Ila1ptr's
Index.
,rsr;can Decisions ~ Magazines
Books Roceived-Literary
Notes.

nr. Stevens IL to 10 CnflRrAt1Iateu on tno nhn-
,rY,u which he h,s performed his thsk and pre-
nsted iult and complete biography OF one Of
he ,npst taMaus OF Frcnchwhu,e'i. lie IN
tcbo!arIy. thtrsiaAlrE writer, anu tho subject
treated wns evidently as fnsehatinE for him IN
he las maile 1t for the general rei'tier' 1te llaa
orc(nIly cnlletieH md HrrA''Ked his tnHterlhls.
Although ut tImtA tltHi1aa IN thu statement bi
matters og subordinate Interest. Hits Is e1'si'y
rarul,cl in consideration "f tic multiplicity OF
iupos1ant events occurring slur'ng tho opt'ch Of
which lie srenta Louis Asls' ING lsevhLutloh'
md the frRn or Terror. the sh0rt-ll*ctl lteplah-
lie, md the Emnfre,--thesa nll pass heturn US III
r,pld review III the rnEes of thcs' two Volumes.
lu tho varying SCENES or cnch period Nine. 'o
Emtl playsa prominent part. hIHcnl'lny callctl
her" tho greatest wo1nntl III her t'inest anu
Byron safd she "Hs sho gfchtest WonAn
IN literature. l'r. stcvafle realslrh1s poth
Of those crltlchl Judgments, mud WILL
Win from 1nnny rentcrs mn unqt1h'-
fled cd'ntlarsoniens of MS own optn'on. VI inc
many Observation-Disclosures tncm onIs lrnE"ent-
syhowovcr,-th!s sl'y fur tho best and Is III fnct
tho only ono Appr''"chur hdc1i,icy' II IS aa'u
that u. DC lt!11ssnhfll'e intea1s nleiMf1nR
1!nI[ar woE}i bascd upon tho vast COLLECTIONS ot
manuscripts cnntAfned H. tho rceorh room OF
the old castto At Cnjyct. Until alch a v0lhm0
islssucd. Dr. Stevens work mny bo nccepsesl rs
e0atal1inE NIL tho Information ntia fhcfs that
arc nrAiluble. ur. Stevens in uu enthusiastic
b!oFraphcr. and dismissed 10 Claim every virtue
tnd every intent fur Ills heroine. Tho fault, II
tbc one, Is casiiy cundoncd. since there wis 80
much In tho l!fe Of the 1}aroi,uss to create OH
thusiasa for her md to giTo her higher rank
perhaps than Il strict nrnrsis Of hcrllfc and work
Fnnl wnrrni.t Her l!tty WIS remarkable.
kheG1ctllgu III every branch of prose c0tnFo-
sljpn; rs n 1inguIst; mud wns celebrated
Ar' q" "'"7S->''''e e'".p' ~ "-''6''-' t''-N 80
, 1881-03-05
TITS VISION or NtM,t,j,,

49, >t."'S" ''t' 'NAs - - !f'N III ~ "l"*H HFE"
jtR hnrlly Mty twu critics ngr.e. 1l!s first yul-
,,uu ct,tlt]p "ItGg,tcrl,x ami Utt,or fpctns - WIN
,xnru.v ,,,uts,, f,v sn,,,o ann, n. r,.,,,t. ,,.,
'..., l'" ~, =, ~ s"o ~. ~, ~ iei no's,u
ny o'hers' Anu tho sahie inle IL pfetty sitrD To
intend his lnat, more prcacntolis work. entitled
"Tllg Vision pf Etgrotl." Tho London xfc,t,Ietuu
dc,oso ,, M n,u +, s's" has n''' ~ n. t,,
acr1hho i'slH poo'm' ~" nHS hpPHFcntiy loi'
luwutl this advice. va sloht whcthcr 1t II n
work thiit will cUmneni itself tU Inyers If NO.
n+rv Nr flo Snr.a rn-.n ia ,r+n,, r,,t,,...t ,rt,
,,,,.I', ~ -" , @ .. ,,a ."sHsa, o'!t"
ui'""s's"'' "s'u ~ t'ni''e e'Pe"s""ti} pe1s'e'
tte ~ thoriRhIy oFl1tt,ial "T!ser.-s 1tIiiGh asI
us Whltnnn,-nn1 l,ua Il keen perception or
natural lp,uufIes lie hns sore of Ywtnl,nrnp,'s
.n,.rm,.,,a., 49,, ,,,.n 49, ,,. ,s. -.
.,It s; W, % .etu H. "ny feiss ttfsI
i,.s ' ~. u, ~ ~. !" - nat tuai.i..
wbeE s w'fh !, ~ ~. v ay W. ~ M 1 " Mfsfl TN
fe,n, = Il 'ins sr viz ~. w -, ~ u,un. ~ III
~. %wra v a1'" ,s Tr,, Nv, nnw
.sa,t ,,i @ ~ ~, ~" ~ at%nss IL rum !ao IH!a
ttsE % H. 1Sn sn,tr III Il ,r fr ~ o n eeuri'
t,eo' iao 'uttfc - M'i"H'" .'to"&no"t.
NJ sun. io moof,. Nort Inward the etnr Orion,
,,;i' ~ stnr ~ Nttafntl. hlt' mo Hnnsi Wntl.
when from ts1e wnhta lilu fpiflnK ~ lion
nj N'.ont.i ilko tho !'t1rs'lffR % !! rtEna! Hun.
1nhy ' Bssw WIN lstHt tla even u,lsk " nl2lit
N,l! 70 Il ah;tpts lIncx on tue At,lrlit hcnveH,
AM ~ lltli Ut cItor!nt''ls might.
cnaus;wS. hHhRSy! rum ~ jnws of ratfu
'rhnt s,,mk lin t,rI,,1f,,l.
, 1881-03-05
EARLY SPRING IN AfAssACHU-
Gtt'rufsS.

Thls Ia book propurel by IT. q. O, n!ako from
%bo ,o,,r,,r,s ~ ,To,,r., U,,,I, ,r' srh w.
tae JouEanls o. Aehry na'lt' !hofoau' !he so'
c'ueo or WALDEN was Keen observer and I'LL l1'
IufntK1sbfo sttlunt OF nature. Ills llfU WIS
whit would be cul[pJ uncyontft1I To tho genius
~ lila .vri,ton ,vn.r r,nncor,, ana I,,atou ,,ov
y. ,.as. s a,'ns, W." u .'e'" ~, r. =,
H'ost o9seaulhnH homage; a'd lhlerest III MN III
constantly stimulated by reproductions Of frng.
nEpntaty portions Of his writings Emerson
cbur,,otorizcd rhoycuu's lfo "a chiefly mated tor
tho things no lt'lA rous1anccd; " lle wAs bFeu TO
no professions ho neSor married; no lived aiUnU;
he never went to church: he nncur wind: ho RI.
f,sn, ~ 49,. 49, -. 49,, ct.,.,. H.. 80. ~, t,s,
tueeu " pay ~ ta@ " uo ot"'o' ~ ".o Nv ..esn'
Ao afahX M vine: ho noStf KtioW tho hSo OF ui-
bacoo: ind, though, naturalist, hi used neither
trap Or puu," Yet humility VIA hy no means u
VIII With, In h"s NJ, rIrSc ti tf"rat,rc ~ ,iHt
uru biz ira Of Gis tnyi imt,1rtuneo II 1,oyur iost
sivht pf Thcao extruuts FIRTH lis io,iruaI-whiuh
nr nnss" ;,nier tha s.n1I. ,nt,tth IL t1iiYsnmt
vaars. S lint ..i,u ta,, ir"oo tI,a xrt,wtE nf thn
, 1881-03-05

AMERICAN bE1tKSltt1tE RECORD.
We haye received a copy Of this fllsetnnt Ing
volume and acknowledge our tnnbi!tty tn du
anything like justice to its contents. THO sub
jcet Ia an unfamiliar OTTO, md tho statistical
1Art-which Is tho mDat valuable pustIon OF tho
bt,ok-ls too extended 10 quite, ind does not
atln,it uf any satisfletnry condensation. Wo
can, however, cheBrtulty ln,lorse the following
etlrnct from luttcr accompanying tho work,
which fully explains It's SeUt}9 nAl HliAlB Ot
treMtmGnt: "Wu tnutlt not this vnlutuu VIII
cu,n.no.lA itself, upon examination, tn ull who
Are interested IN tno Improvement of swim.
tn4tter than WIS given ii. my for,urr yulnfIlv.
Thu illustrations, the l'F@!ue1 rucursI. she cx-
tho constitution Ut tho Association. tho tablo ot
KcsRrAphcnl tlistrl0tllo. tho list Ut tEunsfers,
tho improved indexes uni appendix tIttes. A..d
tho cutlscnltnen Ut arrangement ~ pallHrecs IN
tho body otthu volume. must alt add ~ lts psac-
teal yAuo to breeders"
Tho book Is published ut sprtu90eld, III.
, 1881-03-05
Published In noston by Roberts Dros.


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'.n .e ~" '''..s' o'.oa" .,, ,rc n'" .ao
r. bsns"If m ;nvcntnr @ % ~ sr.tn,n ~ ~ r""tr'n
lighting. and w naturally hu,i il advantages
well SCI furth 4, h!s o'ok. but thnsn ol Maer syt-
~ lc'tes the lm?rssa.,n lin tho rcnter oi nslv-
iE nttrs,rtc. 70 Ee !air and 1i'lMFlla atl ut'es
',sn WIS ras.vs ] unayofdabse s ndsr tic IT:
c'.'nst1cGs. It ls ~ thls respect. on s!lo wholc.
ah,srf se t'T H.. 20 % 'nsf ~ 70 Tor a m III
!. .s curly % a'1nnni.eements Of Etso.s s''cgcss
WIN utmost nlccotntnolo ut TIC time. Dur
rthar rs'a!eof te ~ cmsne,,x !i ,s mne "f
Territory wo.,lt caslly recount tnr H. md. u
sV hsS w ,ay 1nn see wnas te ens.
ss5S .a1S maternity Ir a asssfsnIInns "h! , nsSef T.
vii wre Ite sr ' 10 ny w! e wu ,csrss n ifr r.
-
CHIPS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE.
In This yoiufno of 5Ol parcs l,nvc hmm t,rtn,rht
,o,.',,h. ~ ., ,,.,.t t.''.s,.. ,,t,s,.'...
toAe'uet so'ae W 'no .nost ',I'puFnnt utte'a'eea
ol our t"cnty lfesiaents' se'ee1cu from spectaes
cprrcspotrluncc, a,,d touching ttpon 1t largo yu-
rrtv ri auhIcrts. snrnn nf ttom nc,,,ny s,.yrrn,
pages, while othcr urc ,u the torn, Of nrhortsns,
havo lad Of putting things ur,i,l,iculy au.I to
tho uoInt, rlnts John Adams says: "urnius Ia
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-27
OBITUARY..

DIED, AT his residence, two miles east of
Homer, on the Sth day of April, 4. ID. ISL
OF Typhoid Pneumonia, George W. Price,
Esq.
The deceased was born October 18th,
l-l7, and at the time of his death was G3
years, months and 2l days old. He had
lived in or within a short distance of the
town Of Homer for more than thirty years
Until the beginning of the late war he was
engaged ia merchandising; about that time
he retired with handsome competency.
At the close of the war he purchased
plantation aud passed the la.t years Of his
life farming.
George W. Price was a good man as is
evidenced by the fact that he had host Of
friends, after having lived in and around
Homer for nearly, If not quite, a third of a
century. He stood the test of long ac-
qnantance. A member Of the Methodist
Church for "a long time, he was an humble,
sincere Christian who exemplified in his
daily walk and conversation the teachings
of the Saviour he loved So we'll
Mr. Price was born in Mississippi, and in
that State was married to his first wife,
who bore all his children. He had many
trials in the loss of wife aud several chill
drrn, but all these crosses he bore with
Christian resignation.
His was a we'll balanced mind. Although
he had perhaps more trials than usually
falls TO the lot of man, he seemed always to
feel that human suitrrings had their uses.
The writer, when hut boy, saw Mr..
Price for the first time, and knew him
intimately up To his death. Although in
appearance he grew aged. in disposition
and manners he changed but little. Indeed
he was one of the few men who knew how
TO grow old gracefully.
While many, very many, wife children,
grandchildren, relatives aud friends.
mourn his loss. To his Honor be it said. he
leaves behind him no cncmies-none who
can accuse him of wrong doing. He was
one of natures nuhlcmrn-a COOL man and
true. May he rcpo>" III peace 10y the side
Of her who helped him to bear 80 many
trials.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-27
GUARDIAN.


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notice TO the contrary are considered wish
ing t. continue their subscriptions.
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rclrag"~ are paid.
;. II subscribers neglect or refuse To take
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without informing the publishers and the
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they are held responsible.
), The courts have decided that "refus.
inc to take the periodicals from the office,
OF removing aud leaving them uncallrd
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Usher.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-27
Consolidated Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT NATCHrToCHEs, La,
March 18th, lS-l.

LAND OFFICE AT NA1CHfroCIiEs, LA, I
March 18th, ISL.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
N following-named settlers have filed
notice Of intention To make final proof on
their respective claims before the Judge
or Clerk of the District Conrt, at Homer,
La, on the 30th day of April. lool:
Homestead Entry No. 1850, Mansfield
ellis. for the n; of SIT Sect. 2, T. 90 N,
X. w, La. Meridian, and names the fol-
lowing rs his witnesses, viz: Edmund Mer-
rift, of Minden p o; Nicholas Oliver, of
Minden p o; Judge Harper, of MiDden p
o; and Jeremiah Lewis, Of Minden O.
Homestead Entry No. 1893, Judge Har-
per, for the swf Of Nwt and Nwt of SWt
Sect. 2, T. 20, K W., La. Meridian, and
names the following as his witnesses. viz:
Edmund Merritt, OF Minden o; Mans
field ellis, of Minden p o; Nicholas Oil
yer, Of Minden o; and Jeremiah Lewis,
of Niuden p o.
L. DUPLEIx, Register.
March q, 1881 32:5t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-27

Nr. Alfred Jarvis, who at one
time was a prominent and intiuen-
tial citizen and planter OF Claiborne
parish, La, reached this city few
days ago sick and destitute and
died this morning. Warm hearts
and generous hands ministered to
his wants, prominent among those
who cared tor the sad stranger and
whose sympathy and kindness min
istered so much to his last hours
may be mentioned Mr.. Louis Gil
bert, who found him sick on the
sidewalk last Wednesday and took
him to IA place where he cared for
him daily in person and hired a
nurse for him at night, paying for
the physicians services, which being
BY DR.. Harmon we teel sure
will be made as light as pos
sible. Mr.. Gilbert provided an ele-
CANT coffin for his remains and with
the ever ready assistance Of Mayor
Beidler buried him this evening in
the city cemetery. We commera
the generosity of Mr.. Gilbert in IA
matter in which he had no other in.
ceative than that of the claims Of
humanity Weekly Visitor.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-27
Notice Of Election.

IN obedience to the requirements Of the
L Act of thu Legislature nf the State of
Louisiana Incorporating thrto of Homer,
an election will be hrld by the qualified
voters of said town, at the Mayors office
in the town of Homer, on MONDAY. the
I'd day of May, Isl, for the selection of IA
Mayor and five S-l--,'tmcu, to serve for one
year after said election.
J. \. RICHARDSON, Mayor.
April -. l--l. 36:2t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-27

Advertisers should take notice that all
advertisements should be left at the GUAR
DIAN office by noon on Tuesday, else they
must lie over until the next issue of the
paper. An observance of this request
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nIAS and the advertiser. Persons who
desire extra copies of the GUARDIAN
should leave their orders with Ms on sat
urday before noon. This rul" is impcra-
tive
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-27

Among the most reliable and popular
houses in Shreveport is the drug store OF
that honorable and energetic young man,
Leon NJ. Carter. He is always posted as
TO the wants of the public, and endeavors
TO meet that want with the best Of goods
at very low price. Those of our readers
who may Lave occasion to visit Shreve-
port should by all means buy their drugs,
oils, paints, perfumes, fancy goods, &c,
from Mr. Carter. Without looking further
Que may take it for granted that he will
sell a. cheap as any Of his competitors.
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HaynesviIke Male and Female
Academy,

WILL open the l4th February, 1881, by
w l.. ii. Featherston, Principal, and
other competent Assistants, if necessary.
Tuition, e, s2s, s. and s3f per month
Music, a. Board at reasonable rates in
town and vicinity.
For further particulars. address
l.. ii. FEATHERSTON,
Principal.
Mr.. l.. II. Featherston has been unani-
mously elected by the Board Of Trustees
to teach Haynesville Male and Female
School, for scholastic year Isl. We cheer
fully recommend him TO the public rs
good teacher and strict dsciplinarion.
W. l.. CAKES,
Pres't Board Trustees.
January pc, ISL. 24:y
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SEE HE RE

4 Ii those indebted to Joseph Shelton
"A are requested to call as soon as posi-
BILE and cancel that Indebtedness. | have
been lenient and have sold the goods on
long time, but my obligations are becom-
ing pressing, and money l must have to
pay my own bills. Medicine for yourself
aud family are among the actual nccessi-
ties of life, and now the year is drawing
rapidly to a close, be sur, and remember
the druggist. JOSEPH SHELTON.
Dec |. ESQ. l6-tf.
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F. M. FREEMAN,

(South- west corner Of Public Square,)
HOMER, La,
DEALER in Fancy and Family Groceries
IL Tobacco, Cigars, Provisions. Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions,
and a full supply Of everything kept in a
general store. The custom Of the public ID
respectfully solicited.
Terms and prices liberal.
Anil Il. 1870. 3S:y
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-27

10 n, Io'.r, II 'Ls To,rp 81 Hovsr:
am candidate for Mayor AZ the cor
porution election ou Monday, the 2i II May,
ISL. aud il elected viii serve to the hest
of nv ability.
Very respectfully.
ENOS II. McCLENpON.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-27
NOTICE TO TEACHERS OF PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR THE

THE BOARD OF EptCATlONFOR THE
| parish ot Claiborne have, by I, solution.
appointed the First Tuesday, being the 9Th
dly, of Jun" a. the time when contracts
shall BE- formally mad" with teachers to
take charge. Of the Public schools for the
.rar ~. The i:odId desire NJ That tim"
To- employ teachers for every ward in the
parish. faNuiallr consideration viii be
.IN.u go .h, expressed wishes of local com
muni';'~. aud iEu>" teachers will hr pre-
i.rrcd Whose aNucntiuu - 81 t,Tcb. aud
whose un;r"us have contracted IL pay sal
aries ADDITIONAL tn those paid by the Board,
the object being to organize not more, hut
hft,r schools
~ applicants for employment hy the
Board will hr required to prnduc" u rertiti-
cn'" nf qualification from III" Secretary.
Til, duty of examination being made in
,umL,ut ou me, ! hereby give notice 10 all
PERSONS desiring to obtain positions a.
teachers al pdhlic schuolS in Claiborne
parish. that | will H.. present to examine
applicants for certificates
At Homer, to rNamiur male applicants.
ON tli. .2-th and 10th inst, at
the Cnurt-hnu~r;
" " tocNamiue female applicants,
on the 30th inst. at the Ma
sonic Female Institute;
At Arizona. on the Sd and ith days Of
Nav.
The examinations will begin AT . o'clock
a. m. aud be- conducted IN writing. All
applicants will please bring paper and pen
ell.
BY order Of the Board.
j. II. ClIArPELL, Secretary.
Homer, La, April ., Isl. G;it
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/. =. Hamilton, Jr., has gone to Shreve-
port this week, on the special mission OF
purchasing a stock of all kinds Of fruits,
confcctioncrics, in short, of every thing
nice TO eat and drinH. Mr.. Hamilton will
be on hand at the Sunday School picnic
next Friday, prepared to serve all those
who may desire TO refresh themselves with
the good things of this world. The young
gents should take notice and take their
small change along
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-27

Now is the time to visit Shreveport. Il.
breyfnss n Son have stock of goods that
VIII he found TO contain something of every
thing in the line Of spring goods. Ladies,
gentlemen, youths and children will find
1t to their advantage to call on II. Dreyfiss
" Son. II. Rees Bryan will be pleased TO
meet his Claiborne friends and give them
rare bargains.
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