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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05
Ordim unre No. -.

BE- it Ordained by The Police Jury OF
Claiborne parish. That from and after tn,
passage of this act the salr of IntnN icatimc
Liquors nf any aud every charrct,r. ur IN
amy quantity, ~ prohibited within She lin
it, Of Wards Il. !. q, : and ~ Nos. one. five,
six, seven and eight.
b. IT further Ordained, That any person
or persons who shall, within the liniits OF
the said Wards Nos. |. 5. q. : and :, sell In
toxicating or Spirituons Liquors in any
quantity whatever, shall be, on con, lotion.
for every offense. fined not less than one
hundred dollars nor merv than Ave hundred
dollars, or imprisoned not less than fifteen
days nor more than four months, or bot N
in the discretion Of the Court. This pros
ecutioa to be by indictment or information
before the District Court.
January I, 1881.
(signed) 7. d. MEADOWS,
President Police jury.
Attest. ,. = RAMsrY, Clerk P. J.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05
A Horse Thief Lynched.

Frank Thomas. "A color-d boy. not by
sny means stranger to the conrts of our
parish, aud for several weeks n boarder in
the parish jail for certain assaults, rode
oi horse that did not belong him from
the neighborhoo,l of Haynesville He was
pursued and captured with the horse in
bis possession. The parties who captured
him, while conveying him TO the Justice
Court to be tried, were overpow-red and
forced to give Francis up. Rumor has il
that Frank wss lynched. We have not %
ye< bsen able 70 obtain the full details.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05
SEE HERE!

A LII those indebted To joseph Shelton
"A are requested to call as soon AZ no,.;.
oie aud cancel that indebtedness. I bay.
been ienient and have sold the goods on
long time, but my obligations are becom.
ing Press'ng' and money I must have TO
pay my own bills. Medicine for yoursel n
ana family are among the actual necessi.
tee OF life, and now the year 10 drawing
the druggist JOSEPH SSET TON
Dee. I, 1850. sS r.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05
Sealed Proposals.

WILL II" received at thr Mayor. Office
w TIL noon FRIDAY January 9TH. ISL
tor working the streets of Homer dnrin,,
the year ! 81, according 4" specifications 10
Ice seen at the Mayors office. The ron.
tractor VIII he required to give good and
sufficient bond To ru,urr the fntiIm-ut of
his contract The Board If S+lrt tn.n r..
serves the right to rrjrc, any or all bids.
BY order of the Board.
J. A. RICHARDSON, Mayor.
December - l--N Io.2,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05
Sheriff. Sale.

Nancy l.. Collier w. Homer COLLEGE,
District Cunrt, M. 1881.
Stat, Of LoHi-iGpa-I'drish Of Ciaibspu
Dl virtue of n writ of ticri facias
ID iSsncd Ia IN" in the above entitled
hav" seized. and will proceed TO q
the highest and last bidder, at the @
house door III the town Of Homer, on
saturday, January 18th, 1881,
within III. legal hours of sale, the a.
uG described property on which PlaI1
holds special mortgage, 10 wit:
one lot commencing at the north-V
quarter of southeast quarter Of Ses1I
twcuty-'hrvc, IN Township tweDty-e
north at Rang" seven, West, and runs Z
east ~" hundred aud sixty-eight and q
sixth feet. thence dnc south three hund1
and twenty feet, thence due west u
hundred and siXty.cighr and one sixth q
thence dn" north Ia the starting potl
containing three acres more or less, ~
all the improvements th-reon; also anos1
lot commencing al the southwest corr
of the northeast quarter of the SOD
west quarter Of Section twenty-three,
Tow n-hp twcrtt-one, north of RsG|
~''rrn, West, and runs due east nine -
drrd and thirty-two and oue-half yssl
theme" due north four hundred and =
yards, thence dine west nine hnndrrd q
thiri y-two and onehalf yards, fbseI
south {" the starting point, contaistl
eight acres, more or less. with all the y
pc"v'm"nts thereon: including all Of a
northeast quarter of the south wet a.
ter "f Section twenfy-thrre. not sold q
inallv 10 to John Greer and NJ " VII
said lots being situated in the town Of y
mcr. Claiborne parish, La.
T'rm.-Cash, without the benefit Of :
prai~,hcnt.
j. II. ~ TAYLOR, shrrfe1
brc. :, l-~O. (pfS l4) III
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05
To those Who are in Arrears.

M All m"mh"r> nt lInmrr Il,lur NJ.
Ali2, +. \ NJ, VIII" have not already
doi" ~, arr rdtuu.tlN requested 10
come forward and pay their dues. ANYHOW
10y The l~t at JANUARY. ~ 1T that time our
animal returns must h,. >cu' on
Is ID. HARRISON, Secv.
Drccmhcr L., l--O I-.:,,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05
Saturday. the 18th day OF January, 4


~ We'll q Bro. vs.. Jack Han,iltsD
Justices Court Ward Z.
State OF Losisiana- ParisA Of CisSe
DY virtue of n writ of 6eri faciss
ID in the above entitled suit and 70
rected, | have seized and taken ~
possession and will proceed 70 ell
last and highest bidder. within ~
hours Of sale, ut the eonrtbUuss z
the town Of Homer, on
SATURDAY, Js.sAsy lStA, ~
the following deseribed property; -
Three bales Of Cottee.
Terms-casb, viii ~ 49,
prAiseu.eat. y.
Dscsessr - -
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05

Every body. nearly. was nn the move
last Monday. Mr. L"dhrttrr moves to- tn"
Blackburn place, Lately occupied 10y :. Y.
Glsdney; Mr.. Glldury move, into the
Residence purchased from Capt. II. e.
place; Mr. Sanders Will shortly occup, a
rrsidrncr now being erected opposite Mr..
Gilrs; II. T. H@Sl gn''- I" a hnu-'' near Mr.
Barrow; John +. HnlS', Esq, will live in
the residence formerly occupied hy Mir.
Hood. Several other changes have been
made
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05
kelu 4duestiAementA
NOTICE.

nARTIES indebted to me viii md their
accounts III the hands Of W.. Mercer,
Who il authorized to collect ana receipt
f,r .,mc :. Y. WEBB.
Jan. 3, ISL. zi-i.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05

The North Louisiana Republican Ia.
ni~r's, paper l.. dad, aud from it, ashes
arises n Democratic journal, owned, edited
and published hy F. Barlow. Weekend
welcoming haud to III" Lake pruriri~urr
Herald. Nay i, have a long aud p."-p,r-
our career.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05
Sherin~s Sale.

II Stein 4 60 S~a r. Bullock-ln Parish
Court. No 1873.
STATE of foni'iaDd--i Parish OF Claiborne.
by Virtue of 4 writ of ii,ri facia> issued
ID 10y the Clrrk nf the District Court in
and for said parish and STATE. IN the above
entitled cause, and IN me directed. have
seized and Will proceed To >rlI. to the last
aud highest bidder, Nliln the legal hours
OF sale, al the Court house door ~ III. tow II
of Homer uu
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05

The regret that the churches Of which
Rev. J. \. Parker. has had pastoral charge,
will feel in parting from him, is allevisted
to some extent by the knowledge of his ap-
pointmeut as Presiding Elder of Homer
District. The duties Of the more elevated
position occupied by Mr.. Parker, will not
Of necessity eanse his renewal from his
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05

Northern man vi ,t- Ia friend IN TcN-
IA To purchase him farm ia that STATE.
He specially requested that h" prncnrr
= place with tine growth If pecan aud
p-anut tres THIS - some y hnt like the
girl who i-l.d tn be- shown the cow that
gave the luit.r milk
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05

David Brown. cnlored man. was Killed
near Arcadia, by Spencer, hkewi-" n col
orcd man. They had hron engaged ~
that game, known a. seven mp" David
won all of sp~ncrr'- "-pondullN" and
6peucrr killed hini.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05
WANTED.

1 FIRST class MALE TEACHER to TAXI.
n chargr "t tn" >,I"ul ~ Athens Ia. 4
good >cho"l and full pny guaranteed. \, .
?lv >m'u {" rlturr Il. T.. Wrhh. \. /. A..
hinN, II. \. Mcfarland. ct T. Is. Wnllncr.
DEC. -, l--u ma,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05
ADOPTED JANUARY 3p, is

II '..Nii wv
iSigncd) 7. ID. MEADOWS.
President Police Jury.
Attest: J. X. RAM>rY, Clerk !. j.
January = l--l 2l:lt
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05

The "huy" through hi- papa. returns
many thanks IL "Uurlr H-r-" for the
Christm,> pr ,>rnt which came hy mtll al
tn, way from Shreveport. Tn young
gentleman looks "rrrf'cily lovely" with
the eunni7S -trfzr mt Write hood on. -
says his mother and grndmalma.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05

The average valne of improved land in
Louisiana II fourteen dollars per acre.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05

John &. Luye a Co. ~. W. |. Dickcru
No. 81 District Court.
at, of LoHi,idnd-Pa Parish of Cfaiberse
DN virtue of writ nf fieri faciss -
~ ont nf tLr District Court In and for
-Ii>h aud state in the above snit an
t- diI"'trd. have .'ik,-d and will pro-
u {" tn, last and highest bidder, wfe
r'gIl hour Of sale, at the Court-he4
,n"i ia the tnwn of Homer. on
Saturday, the 18th day Of January, 7
ID" follow Ing dr>eribrd property, to ~
One black hors. mule, one blsek =
ponry. one brown pon-y, one spring
On, one four tor>- wagon, 22s -four ba!s
corn. tl">s ~ barrels tor bread, GU
die fodder. 20 bushels cotton seed. one l.
ton frame and side planks, one yoke cst
three milk cows and calves, aud ono -
ing two or three years old.
Terms Of sale cash, with the benss
appraisemcnt. ~.
J, II. N. TAYLOR, shet1
Dec. -, 1880. (pfS6)
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05


State Of Lssistens--RartaA er0l
Maxev 4 Blocker " IN
Pnrish Con,.
v II u. ,-IwC
" Cy-Ne
SS0H
j j Duxe 70. W Corry-No n,
Court.
NJ We'll a Bro w. ] " Co,rx-,
gusou's Cont. W.ri 49,.
\, VII L. H. ~,
:" w r,s c. Sorry-~
o"'' ""ru eevso.
Rf virtne OK the above Ave exse
~ 10 h'e u'Iec'eu' IN each one Of tAsd
,S,h ds, 81 I,nn..r ,ou ve'Aea AID
'oun u", ", o". .ooi VIII pre-
81; - :" ,ne isst an4
-, uo0r,
" 'nr uoue Vi sale' the foth
NC. - p''P'i'9' situated 10 saSd
anu P''''N'
Commencing twelve links east II
southeast CORNER of section tweuts
,hen,e a,t''s NV f"fes' ofovr and Al
,i' , ,i,,.,.. '" 30 ooo-IW
."''"'' I'M. ''u ioorg East 3-o6 e.
,h " ~ uee Mest I'D e.
,,''".o n"',h ~, ure West $50 e1
I,'I''e '"'.n w neg "rst I'e7 tt
.,'.' "''" 20 "'e "rst 300 eli
'n'l'' ""l u -, ""g west $-3S Ct
,,", ~ wv. ne Nes' ~ 81
~ nv .."., ~ n'S "rst w CT
,n - 'E west GU c.
"'''" Va n's west o.,
."'''''. ,I "'g west <-o e.
'''''' 80 'nalns, 'mne-
''t ~ '",' ''nr o' = ehains, ~
"','"I' ''''.'' .'"!n <-o cha
,'''''' "''nG tut %c''"h line :
'"''''N y" NV l"''' w "eg'"h'hg'
Also. ~" north half If the northt
q" OIL. IT the northeast quarter, xp1
northeast quarter oi the northwest Qsa
"i >"ctI"n thltiy-hvr. all IN township q
tN-nrr. ~ rang" six, west, containful
''' u. " , anu 'w'h's't'ght .
- -, W. az VI, '"Pro,rns
.nr''"ni id NV ~, l "ne nnnnr." and ns
S' JI,r ''', ~ - ~, W. Z" o'o""' aesefiss
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05

Shreveport Times that We adopt the cash
system and refuse to furnish the paper to
any subscriber unless he pay the cash
strictly in advance.
The Times IL right. That rule is The
only proper one. In no other way can one
hope Ia make subscriptions Of advantage
aud TO give bis paper that p-rmsncncy OF
character and stsnding without which no
journal is worth any thing. We firmly be-
lieye that any paper pursuing the credit
policy will mud, before many years have
elapsed that large subscription list, US
ually III" strength Of tn. journal, is really
its weakness.
But II requires an adanIantinr hrInnr.s
to resist certain appeals. SO much ATE the
farmers accustomed to making all settle
m-nts Ia the Fall that they Say to the pub.
fisher, - they NAY To the merchant, send
the paper along aud I'll pay you when !
sell my cotton This, too. from good men
II looks to thu initiated like downright
i"lly To r,iuSr; yet II We do not, thr prcc-
! dent is always quoted against MS.
10 pay IA advance l. always better, It
seems &" ~. for both parties. True, there
~ dang of fulnrr OF the paper. That,
howry,r, l. probable only when the mixed
system IA adopted.
With IL this plan il almost Al lmpossi.
I bilitN. Both rdItnr aud proprietor have
rrsld' Il III the parish for more than twenty
five yrar--wr know all thu people who
are good aud Nho ate not; IN = mlJurity Of
oa-'- We ATE certain of the money. We're
We To- rriu-" always positively, "" would,
III thu b,guuiu-, lose many valuable
names. But thru c,l b" 40 druht that
". would gam "a the louS run 10y the cash
system.
This Is the on. relic al hirhar -m that
mark, the conntr, press. All city papers
Require cash ~ adv ancc, positively; 'nun-
Try papers cannot follow the plan Yet
awhile without iinur,liLtr ln--. Ii every
proprietor Mould consider his hu-.ur-, a. "a
rrrIn,ucncy h" would maxi" 10y the plan;
but as "" ar u trading people the publish.
-r seeks l,rgt subscription list >" ~ To
incr,i-" III" Nalur OF las paper when he is
ready To- trade II.
Tue above are the rras"us, We presume,
that force be rural press To extend credit
to some extent. NomrtImrS "" are forced
in principle. w. driasnd always cash in
/ advance, aud Ia" exceptions we make are
al"a;e personal.
With u- thrr" are difficulties it il hot
40 with our Shreveport friends. We're We
! situated like tho TIMES. W. cur'd affnrd
To make the rul, uil.Aiblr.
Marian Evans. whose nonuHc dc pigm,
Was Grorgr Elliot. j. dead. She Was per
hLps III" greatest female writer of the
English speaking world. aud was thu equal
Madame Dul,yant. who wrnt" under the
ncmm, d. plao,,. Gr"r." sand.
This distinguished lady did not live
litr Su full of ,.rl,-itud,, ~ Gr"rs, sand,
yet her carer NI- not devoid "f event, ct
m"uiuful interest. She was, tor many
years, the cumptu."u. aud III u1nr the
IL, al 1rur.r II. lcv,~. an Eugli>h-
mau It di-t.uot,nu "a the literary world
llr~ gentleman vJ, separated from hi~
W.T. but a,wr understand, not divorced
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05

Rev. J II Stone. who will have ilr. care
ensuing wear, Is minister nf gr"a' ahliiy.
His discnur>S are marked by deep and
- logical Thought, aud prutrurd research
While his daily walk and conversation
show him To br an humble uua--uIuIm.
christian gent lrinau.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05
SATURDAY. January 18th. ISL,

the following dc>crIh"d property. I" Wit:
One Buggy aud Harness. and one Straw
berry Mule. Saddle aud Birdie.
Terms of sale cash, With thr ben, lit OF
dpPr"i>"mcnt.
j. VI. VI. TAYLOR. sheriff.
Ianuary =. Isl (pf az 2lts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05
Sherin's sale.

STATE of LouiaRa, Parrish Of fldbon',.
I J Upton ~ President aud Eoarl "i Thus
tees ot Homer CollrGc- IL Parish Cont,
No llI6.
I j Upton v. President and Board Of Tru~-
tees Of Homer Collcgr-Im Parish Cont,
No III.
+ j Upton ~. President and Board of Tru--
tees at Homer CulIrc"--ln Parish Cont,
NolllH.
Dl vir;u" Of three wrlts of tirrl Elcias is
ID sued hy TIA" Clerk ri the District Court
N and for said parish and state, IN the
above entitled suits, aud Ia me directed.
have I'D and viii iltncrcd to sell. tn
rhr last and highest bidder, within the
l'gal hours at sale. ~ tn" Court house
door in the town OF Homer. on
saturday. January 18th, 1sNI.
the following described property. To wit:
d-n Books; the entire Apparatus: every
thing III the Library room of said Homer
COLLEGE, aud "a large School Bell belonging
{" said College.
Snld for cash, with the benefit Of APP
pIdlsrn'nt.
J. H. VI. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
Jan. =. ri. ipt $3.50 fits
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05

HOMER, La,
Wedursday----...-..JAn. b, 1881,
The average vslne Of improved land IL
Louisiana II fourteen dollars per acre.
David Brown. q color-d man. was KILLED
near Arcadia, bv Spencer. likewise n col
orcd man. They had hron engaged ~
that game, known a. seven MP" David
won all of Sp-ncrr's "-pondullx" and
Spencer killed BIN.
The North Louisiana Republican La
ni.r's, paper i. dead, aud from II. ashes
arises Democratic i"nrnal, owned, edited
and published hy F. Barlow. Wrrxtrnd
welcoming band To- the Lake Prurrdrurr
Herald. Nay i, have a long aud p."-p'r-
our career.
A Northern man VI ,t- Ia "a friend in TrN-
IA to purchase HIM - farm ia that STATE.
He specially requested that h" prncntr
place with fine growth "f pecan aud
p-annt tres. TIN, - s"inr y hnt like the
girl who .lI.d Ia br shown the cow that
gave the huit"r milk
The "boy" through his papa. returns
many thanks IL "turlr Errs' for the
ChrsimiS pr ,~rui which came hv null al
the way from S'.rrv"por'. Tn y"uu.
gentleman looks "rrrf.ctlv lovely" with
the GINNING +rizr mt Write hood on. -
says his mother and grtndma,a.
Rev J H. Stone. VIM will have tlr care
of the church"s in Homer ciIruit for the
ensuing year, Is - minister "f great ability.
His discnurs.'s are marked by deep and
logical Thought. aud prut"urd research
While his daily walk and conversation
show him to br an humble uua--umins
christian gentleman.
Will be- raffl,d on Saturday neat. at the
Conrt House, "a fine bIrrch.loadng double
barrel shot gun aud all the attachments
This gun il almost new, aud shoots ~ we'll
or better than any gun IN town. Twenty
chances at two dollars ,ach must Ice taken
t. complete the Lam T.. P1tics who desire
a chance, should apply at the Guardian
ONCE.
Tie trauSplauttug at Que of the faiirst
flowers of TryHs % the State withiu Who's
sunny borders bloom magnolia groves and
Orange blossoms, brings sweet lrIfmr
and bappinr-. To the troubled water"
The above we extract from a mlrIi.p.
notice IN one Of our exchanges. Tins.
with about thirty lines IN addition, maxi,
fair sample Of unmugatrd "gu~h a."
Troubled waters" IL good
We regret Ia learn that our friend John
Rutfn-r, had The misfortune to break his
leg on tn" Gath nit. Coming down The
steps at w. J. T,ylor's store he slIpp,l
an All orange peel and frll, breaking hi.
leg above the knee. The fracture. We arc
told, is almost -quarr. or To speak more
correctly, i. round and not irregular Mr..
Rufucr is doing very we'll. suffering no
pain and tells ~ that he hopes To- bc out
IN two or three weeks.
The Cotton Plant, pnhll~hrd aud edited
NJ b'-,r"p, hy M"~sr> Titnm 4 Elh,. i, u
new journal, the srcnnd number of which
lies on our tnhlr. TIA" new paper starts
life we'll made mp, with able editorials and
appropriate ,rlrction-. oar old friend
Ellis. will b- an honor To- the fraternity of
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05
Saturday. January 18th. 1851.
Sherin"s Sale.

Cha>. Chafi", Assignee. ". Dow WILSON,
Ia Parish Court. No IT..
stat, of LOai-idHd, Pari.h Of Claiborne.
Dl virtue OF writ of tirri facias issued
ID lay the Cl"tk of the District Court in
and for said parish and Statc. ~ tie. above
entitled suit. and Ia me directed, have
>"Iz,d and viii proceed To sell to the last
and highest bidder. within the legal hunr,
Of sale, At the Court-hnuac door ia III. town
of Homer On
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05

We gur~' that about nine trnth- nt uur
parr"n- know low II j. Themselves. When
The inst hihN HrtINr-, hr j. monarch OF all
hr surveys. Tho entire household fall
down and worship him. Everything l.,
neglected To- attrud Ia baby. Editorials
share tn lat" ct othrr l,b"rs. When thu
little fellow cirs, the. wrighty affairs Of
III" nation must care iur Themselves
Those of "ur readers who have been
forced To- bow the knee in -layi.h adora-
tiun Of the wee bit master Of all, can
readily pardon our editorial short coming
We hope soon Ia be in a condition To do
better. The boy grows strong and healthy
cries lcss aud less each day. In short, it
seems be will become that ia,us aaiarcc a
good baby. When he arrives at that stage
Of perfection, We hope to make mp for
present short oomings, and give our readers
ample remuneration for auy osses occasion
ed bS the arrival of the A,st baby.
-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05

Will be- rafflcd on Saturday neat, at the
Conrt House, "a fine bicrch loading double
barrel shut.gnn aud all the attachments.
This gun il almost new. aud shoots ~ well
or better than any gun IN town. Twenty
chances at two dollars Zach, must Ice taken
t. complete tho Lltll.. Patics who desire
n chance, should apply at the Guardian
ONCE.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05

4 private lrGtrI il"m Red Land ronvrS =
the intelligence that our rst+,Iurd friends.
A. &. Davis and Miss Mamie Wk.ttak, T.
wee united IN n.rt.I-r 90 the 1!ud uii.,
~ the rr-id,uc. ni Col. Nhtlk =. the
father ut the hrid-. Mss Manic J. a uirr,
"f COL john VI. Slud,gr. who. IA antr.hrl-
INN days. represented this portion of the
State IN t"u.rrs~. oar friend. MIR. DAVIS.
i To he congratulate HAT III that most
unccTI.,i of all lotteries. mltriuuuy. hr
has drawn 4 capita! par. for Mis- Whit
takrr - indeed a lovely girl. hciutinl.
amlahi" and accomplished. fall al th"'r
grac"S of mind and character that ad"rn
and render - attrI,tIN" the hunr ii
which sh" j. the queen. MlN good iuck
h- with Onr friends throughout thu Ion.
life which W. trust = b"uriiccnt betty will
grant them.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05

Grr..-r and Si,in Rrmnyrr at >tyitoa',.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05

Homer, A1sOne and LisoOn, ~ least onco
every three months, and will have frequent
opportunities Of addressing them from the
pulpit. We congratulate the reverend
gentleman, upon this honor conferred upon
him by the Conference. And We may ex.
tend like congratulations To the church for
we feel assured that there IL no more able
divine in the State than Rev J. A. Parker.
We refer our readers To the advertise
m-nt of the Louisiana State University
which has been rrorganiz-d and placed
.ton, a son of the lamented Albert Sidney
Johnston, General IN the Confederate
Army. We were - partisan of Col.
Boyd in the differences between that
gentleman and the board of supervisors.
We were anxious that h. should he retain
ed But h. has been removed and 1t
would be folly Ia continue To- tight his bat
ties Our devotion 10 the cau-. of educa-
tinn. together with z1uT. - lief In the ca
paciiy of Col. Johnston, iu-tinr- H. IN urg
ing the people 10 support heartily the
State University. The distinguished gem
tl,igau who has chargr of This institution
has = reputation second To- Hart'of III" lrad-
ing men nf tn. South. H. will spare no
pains Ia MAKE tin STATE University an
honor to the south. Among th"~- wh"
will all him III tUTtTtiug up thu University
We may mention Prof In>. ". Nicholson,
we'll known IN TIN, urIrion of This State ~
= most accomplished Instructor. u fore
-ru.:Iug rh,Ir Suns abroad let nur patrons
give due consideration to the state Cn.-
vcrsitS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05

Tile trau~plaut.ug Of owe of the f,ii,st
flowers of TrSHs % the State within Whose
sunny borders bloom magnolia groves and
Orange blossoms. brings sweet prlfiimr
and bappinr-. To the troubled water"
The above we extract from a marriage
notice in one Of our exchanges. Tins.
with about thirty lines IN addition, makrs
Il fair sample Of nnmlrgatrd "gu~h "
Troubled waters" - good