Claiborne guardian., 1881-02-23

be a great day in Homer. Rex, with his
court, will visit III" town and after march
ing through the streets. will receive the
people at the Conrt house that night. The
grand procession III his honor will he daz-
ding beyond description. Every man and
boy who can ds.nis, himself and procure
4 horse is invited to take part. Ladies
invitations TO the Ball may hc procured of
". \. Johnston, at kortum's store.
Read the advertisement headed "Havcns
Got 1t for important Items of information
which, if acted upon will save many dol-
lars.
One Of the most striking facts in cunnec.
tion with the annual visit of Rex and court
20 Shrevepor; is, that the whole business
will wear shoes, boots sandals, slippers.
pumps, rubbers, &c. from the tremendous
stock of Mnlhaupt y Stone.
still ". X. Bryan's nupctcus friends
send their elders 10 him at shreveport
They find that his presence there's a great
advantage. BY ordering I. rough him they
get first-class goods at very moderate pri.
ccs. Send your orders to him for ANYTHING.
DO not buy cheap medicines On the score
of economy. The best are none too Good
Tor the sick, and are the cheapest. such
are the Cherry Pcctoral, the Sarsapafilla.
and other standard remedies of Dr. J. &,
AVER Il Co. They are worth all they cost,
and shonld be in every house.
The plows that W. W. Dornon sells
iusts well, because they are hardened; runs
well, because they have the right shape,
and will bear laying. His brrlswccps are
unexccllcd, being made of fine spring steel.
All work done promptly and satisfaction
guaranteed at reasonable charges.
Nothing like energy and iadustry-as
witness the success which attends Willie
Ellington. His large stock Just suits the
people. His prices are reasonable and his !
manners agreeable. His lunch counter il
Just the thing. From ten ceuts up is the
price Of luuch. Go 10 see him.
The people from the country say that
Brown table il the best they can find. !
20 we hud every seat tilled ou the public /
days by the ycomeu OF the land who know
and appreciate good living. Meals are
cheap at fifty cents, especially when they
are composed OF such viand4 AZ those
-prea3 before his guests by W. ". Brown. /
Reeds tiilt Edgc Tonic cur,.s chiils ara
icvcr-
The business OF Iicury Drcyfuss 4 Son /,
moves on like perfect machine nndcr the !
management OF that accomplished young
Hentle<nfn, Jules Dreyfuss. Through their /,
purchasing agent in New York, who OBJ /
serves the markets closely. they are always /
making good bargains. Their spring stock
is nos arriving. and TO make room for it. :
they are closing ont their winter goods AZ
panic prices If one cares 10 buy now. he
can lay in clothing for next winter at next |
10 nothing. Anyhow. go over and buy
spring goods from them, and save money /
Gtegg ~ Ford have the agency for the !
best wagons, bugges and farming mplc- |
inents in the country. This in addition to
their very large stock of grain. groceries. |
provisions. plantation supplies, whisky. !
cigars. tobacco, &c. They carry the largest |
stock of any firm i'll the country. By |
Pnrchasing IN lsTge quantities from first |
hands, the, hnd that prices are less, aud |
freight much lower. These two facts they !
claim, enstk.s them to undersell all COM |
pcntors. As soon rs the state Of the roads |
Will admit we want our farmers TO give /
them a fair trial.
our friend, Joe shelton, assisted by that |
genial and uIhan- young gentleman, Hugh |
Moncrief keeps things lively in the drug
business From early morn 70 dcwy eve
they Ny around attending to the wants of
the host of customers brought to the store
Ly the excellent reputation of this drug
store Every drug and medicine known to
pharnacopia, every reliable patent medi-
cine, all varieties Of wine aud liquor, the
best of tobacco and the most fragrant c-
gaFs, all the most approved toilet articles,
and many perfumes, notions and fancy
goods, are to he had at Sheltou's.
The finest stock of crockery in Shreve-
port is TO be found at Kahns His I