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Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10
Queer Chickens.
Richmond Every Saturday.

Richmond Every Saturday
A gentleman III Raleigh. OF un.
questioned yrraciiy. related the fol
lo" ing story: For some time past
hen ot his had btrn conspicuous by
her ahsrncr from the premises, and
there were fears that she was Lost.
Those fears were agr-eahly lispell.
rd. however. the other day when she
made her appearance. singing in her
galrst MANNER. and stepping in
her sprightli,st style. Just behiud
her were rome diminniive objects,
Ia which, ever and anon, she gave
her nndi,ided attention. The slow.
ness If their progress caus..,i the
hens owner to rush ont TO s.e
what was The hrNsl this time. He
WAS astonish-d Ia s..p the frn cover
With her wings twelve little terra.
pins. S0n she WIS rpassnrrtl, and
allowed him to get look at her
treasure. The family were called
out TO se~ The wonder. The owner
of the hen then went back the way
abe had come, and 10 md ont how
the eggs wrrr haichrti. A trrrapin
which had laid the eggs had desert
Ell them. and the noihrrly fowl
concluded to ait ON them. This she
had done. and the result WAS tSe
twelve Young trrrapins
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

We call ait-liium - The Advertisement
II thu Lnui>,aua state tniNrr~ity aud
Agricultural and Mechanical C"llrg-. l,-
'd'-d At Baton R"ug-, Louisiana. Tn.
Institution i nov N h-A!ihy and pros
l'-r"uN condition. tp''D all ;uu- Lnul,i-
'n.an- thu claims Il iil- liisriiur,n;. .hou!d
h- paramount To all orh-r-. stat pride
would urge all such {" suPl-rt "nr state
CuiN-r~ity sud not ~nd our chidrru &"
other States ." lee edncai-d When they can
h- jnsi A. Nrll educated at home The
tniversliy has full aud competent t"rls
d-nt arr a. low. il not lower. than At any
similar institution in the South.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10
Re-, CIR E"sr rou.r assists di g..tion.

Our g'u'ai c'hf-r-. Tompkin-, of the
Nind-n lh-:n'"iai. l'ut IA ar appearance on
M"nlay and .uill'd sweet, upon ali IN the
"'r" - hr announced that Sind-n bad
Formed Ba>~ Bal Clint. sl~n that certain
c,rit"n- would gladly have their town
m'd" the sr"n- If a match ganl- l-i~
Homer aud >hrr,-pnr', and To that -nd
n"ull pay all eIpen.-s Of both clubs aud
give them rrc-pri"n.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

There l. something -hId Ah"ut placing
C"nkhng nr"n the supreme b-rch To
concilisir him and hring aLout harmony
h"tw--n the sisl~art and administration
R'rnhlicsn-. During the adnIini.tratio,,
of Grauf. C"nkling r.fu-d TO lie Chi-f
Justice and he wond hardly now consent
TO liz shelv-'i hy accepting the position Of
Associate Justice.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

Onr genial, g""l fiirud. 4. J. Reynolds.
of Minden, Is one of the men that La,,
learned the srt If plrs,iug tue public.
His hotel i. desrr, e'lly popular. When It
gnest arrives BIZ is made to frrl ~ Lum-.
while hi. tahl. Is furnished with the v-r,
hest Of eatdhlrs. This, with polite .-r.
wants aud a fresh, clean bed to sleep npon.
makes tue weary traveller forget the hard.
ships Of his jourm-y
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

The drumn-r- ih- jolly drnmm-r.. are
ihs ne Of the town. They l-av- laughter
b-h'ni th-m aud grief takes wings a;
their approach. We glrlrd up our l"ins
and frgot the drnnghi wh-u we a~
fn-ah. Cnnnr'ly. of John Henry 4 Co,
N-~ Orleans. shn- hun-e With hlm is
auoih-r gay and festive youth, J. B. Rrsa
Read i Of frl fun. --l.s our', the
si.l-, vr-.'.-- nh the m,r>hal., and run.
f~t faces with The mer,hsrs Clever.
th-y live To- visit Homer Thousand times
aad s.i. bIs hi.l. "n ever, trir.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

Many Of "ur rlanirr, give v-rr si"ou1y
and di.corraging aoronnr- - the cotton
crop. Some say that &; vii r-9nir- ten
acres to make q bale. We trust the crop
~ill prove better than they a, pr.-eut
think
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

"N hen WAS u Noung man.
sans philosopher Billings. IL ~as
aladys IN hurry to hold the big
~ "f the log an'l do all the lifting:
now ] am older. siz- hold of the
small end and do all the grunting.-
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

We are nndrr Obligations to Larkin L.,
for . copy Of the New M-Iiran. pnhli,hrd
~ Santa r. New Mexico The larer con
taips many items of Interest a. 10 "B u,
Of them We will pnl.li-h IN orr mkt
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

The preliminary iiill "f Mr W-hh Gam
bic, for the killing of Mr.. F,AuL E,kiu..
was concluded la.t week before Judge x.
c. Drew. TIL. accused va. lornd "N ~ f,r
his appearance at the neat term II tn
District Court To answer To- thu char.- e
man.l~usht~r. and the loud txrd ~ tine
sum of i've hundred dollars. Gambl~ ga>r
secnriiy.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

A Young lady of Holyoke, Mass.,
where there are five women to one
man. has come forward IA a mis-
s'"nar> To bachelors, and offers TO
lead GALAXY of one hundred maid.
ems out West.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

Hon. j c. Egan. Attorney General, who
has been At home for ~.v-ral days ALREADY
l"k- h-trer fr the fr-.h air aul we'll
water of his home. To- sec the Judge on
the STREETS of HOMER il more n.inrsl thau
q sight of bim in New Orlran. He ha-
h-'-n for many years, ss We thonght inr
life, 6Xturr in our town. Wh-ih.r h-
will n run TO ns When his official time 10
o7t 10 not buorn.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

The death DAVID M,Ctau.r. tie rr,,,
Of Capt q. W. M,CranI-. + ;.- OuA,Li,a
Telegraph, and :. ". M,Cr-lj-. of the
Webster Tribune. occutr,d al Eureka
Springs, Ark. "n the 18th day "f Jul,
An appropriate obituary spp-ar- ia the
Telegraph, Written 10y G.. " McCIsni-
Tne deceased wa. over - y-ars of asr At
the time of hi- death.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

Qnite a numbc: of l'er.ous fr"ru Hon-'
and vicinity ARE vl-ifiu: the NV Sprin.-
IN Cnion comfy, Ark. Some ~" haN-
visited thes- Springs and returned giN-
glowing accounts of the vnadrrf,ll m.,li-
cinAl prop-rti-s of the va;trS
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

Chr.t"ph-r Chsfr. of Nud-n. keep.
know OF anywhere. iiack.. Ln-.i-.. a;d
conveyance of all KIND. fnr Ire .tt r.,-lrr
s,e prices. The ls-t Of aii-nii"r riN.i
TO stock =; ihi- ''a''-. When ,or ,i-,'
Nindrn do not forget 'h- Stable If Cha
Chafe
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

We scknoHl'd:- ~ pc s-ur- of ,.>i'
from Sampson L,-vy. E-1. ~ attorney of
BAstror, M"r-hou>e. pari.h Mr. Ls,,
and hi, yonng brother Io.-,h ar- y.>,i,u.
their relatives, rhr W-il-. ~ fri-rds 90
will nnd their visit 10 pl-A,au; that they
will come again.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

The condition of the President il said
70 be mor- bop-fnl than at any time since
be was shot
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

The frat bale of cotton of The .asnr
was sold IN Nin,,ru or the 4'h inst. for
III cents p-r pound. ". VI. : MarKinr,-
~As the purchaser. Who viii h- The Gre
70 bring . n.w lal- Of c"i;"n 10 Homer
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

whoopins eonyh Of malignant typ
10 still prevailing in " ndrn, and has l'--n
quite fatal among chllr-n Of that place.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

No property Is more usriul cr valuable
'aan good silver or plated ware. sp"on,,
kniN-r and 6nrks are of absolute necessity
T. II. korfur has . full line At the mo.t
reasonable ptices
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

In portions # the rar,,' uin~ ve..-
have elap.-d since rau m: ~ o. ~
the drought has continued nul, >iI. S,.r
and eight. enough T. MAKE q fu'urr - il-
entire cotton crop. Wh:lr th~r- are local.
,t-s that have lad srft,..lr rain. ,I,-,
are few and far b,twrrn. All 'h~ rain
tha. could fall will Tot MAKE th,,d Il
crop.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10
Homer Masonic Femal.
Institute.

Board and tuition per month. tls n,
sic included with the above. 20 n,,.u-
monthly in advance. Washing .x,r:
Tuition. 3. 4 and 5 dollar, p@r r-.sr
"hrn paid at elose of term; u 80, , 20 ~
80 hen paid monthly.
Incidental fee per term, 81.
For further particular. addrrs
T. 8. SLIGH. A. n, PresS.
Homer. Claiborne parish. L..
Aug. Z, 1881. 81,
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

We are pleased To- learn that "ur yonns
friend, Lynn Watkins, snn Of J D. Wat
hins. u Aind-n, has just returned fruu
Eureks Springs completely r--torrd t"
health
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10
FOR SALE.

ONE HUNDRED AND TwENTY-FOul
" acr-s Of land. situated one mile M
Homer, South, ON the Minden road, sixs
acres cleared, q house with four Tvass
also dining -room, cook rom and ct
hor-.r, = good barn &c. A good bssrah
can be hsd by applying At this once.
June ~ ISL -
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10
Notice fer Puhliea atiso.

LAND OFFICE AT SAIcHIToCHrs, LAs
June 3Otb. ISL. }
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, I'LL
~ following named settler has hlee hlees
of her intention to make nual Pr1os
port Of h-r claim, AMI secure $50
thereof. before the Clerk Of ID. u,
n-r. La, ON the xsd day Of Ayes n.
at tie expiration Of thirty days H0s
date of this notice, viz:
II. mest-ad Entry No. li13. MAY ~
for the swf Of NET and NWt Of shS ~
rs, T ~. K 6 west. La. Acr'diss, =
n.mes the following ~ her ~hre
u d L Spurlock. Arcadia r "
vim. Arcadia p o; John Rsdeii,
PO; aud X s spnrloct: Areaa'; .,. -
July 6, 1891.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

Lord Paget. British Eulassa,.or
~ ROME, rn'rrfains on u r.a @ .,f
grrai magnitirenc-. Lady Pagei
IL exceedingly popular mud 10 said
70 Be a mcet charming hostess
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

our worthy Sb-rid. J II VI Taylor /.
y. Glover, W. =. Ay,ak ard oih-r>. r.
Turned from carp hur' IN Bo-si-r parish
ia>t S-:ruiay. The party f-asr-d 10 their
49, III, iI"n up"u the d-u,1-u. If the for.
-.'. ard s'sp rau-l; any qraut.'y cf f,h
'r"n ~ waters of - B~icr.u. When
w hear some "f 'Ai. party r-lArin: he
iac drni- # their hunt W. a,in,-t envy
tL"m 'Le :'.a .id pl-a-ug- they had. Our
-'--i 'Ti,"d, !i"rI Taylor. h"v-v-r. I'D not
f"rc-i u and hr"uGhi IL a mesa If most
d~l'iuu- y-uj-.,r, for r'.ich h- ha. uur
vArm-,i thsnk. and h-si wishes fnr
'g"-! luck ~ he future hunts
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

ssns'nr B~n HI. hl. h-eu ,uH~rinc v,'h
draws -igh # r~l.-f vh-n H. l.ari.s ',,
the eancrruTs affection NAV ,'o-. tie -
Of the Georgia S..ra'"r f,r vhl-. Il
ever one man, '"n.r~ h"' h''r ''otu 'r
the fc>h of pro'h~r sn,h has been III.
ease with II y arl Mlhpre
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10
=, n. FREEMAN,

HOMER. la,
nEALER In Fancy saA Family GrcsS 49,
IL Tobacco, Cigars, Provisions s;v.Sis0
Shoee, Hats. Clothing, Dry Coon, q .
and full supply of everything ~ - b
general afore. The custeu oil 'ne
respectfully solicited.
Term. and prices liberal. -
April ~. l5p>0.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

Car'. g. ". McCtIuir. the accomplish d
president of the l"n!-iana Pres A>-ola-
'l"n, ha- appointed II J. II. ans. Of the
sugar Planter. Censor e 'h- As.oc,z',n7.
In explanation OF the duties r,auir,-i nf
tie Censor rh- Pr'-.id-ur >s,- He should
-iia-r >,r,mli a OrIti'i-ni an the prices uf
l.'ni,'"'a "r >,y noiaIn: At all" Sir.
i're-id-nr. 'hrr1i !"u are l-y"ud all
d"uh' oar ,.ncr.h.- Old fti-ud will fur
ui>h th, or:tIoi-m rather than tac- thu to
hItn. dread alternative "f pr"fnuHd silence
Wh'' nnci- llarTl l- .ilenr' i-a. ii III.
organ If ,l'-.-, h br torn from hlm.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

Nax 5qdne<klAe,re,,.
>e>~~
L'.'a'.as STATE U,i,e,s1
AsRicUl1tnAL ..A IRclAs,r,,
COLLEGE,
MTon RevsE, IA
COL. wh. PRESTON JuHSsrov
fsRsrpEx1.
Session Of Nine Aonths B.-,..
October S, 1851.
Healthy location. Free tnitior n.
lodging, medical expenses, 6e.. a,s m
mouth. Cheap uniform. FnlI eo
comP-tent Professors. Work.ban
cbanicsl Department in op~f.ii,,, ncs
tsry discipline. For further psr,i..E
apply to
PROF. l.. W. sEWEII
,o,.s, Baton Rouge. L.
nus"'' i0' h0i' 53:1u
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10
NOTICE.

7 HAVE this day appointed G. ". Dsss
1 my lawful sg-nt to lqu,dste al .,
business IN Claiborne parish. AL pens.
Indebted TO me will find all my Dota ssl
accounts in his possession.
J. A. CANDY.
August lst, 1881. sl.a
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10
BAR AND BILLIARD SALOON,
W. e. PRICE.

ZINE CIGARS. old and pur- Whtsksea
I fresh Lager Beer. hne Wines Of ev
varirty. &c, at the old stand OF A. W
under the big Mulberries, recently oeesv
by ". Nalle.
The patronage OF nv friends sss
public generally respectfully .'''sm,c, n,c,
W. c. PRICE
February 2. 1881.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10

Reeds Gilt Edge Touie restores the sp.
pertite.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-08-10
HOMER. Ia.
day----August 10, 1851.


The condtion Of the President il aid
70 be more bop-fnl than at any time since
be was shot.
whoopins eonyh Of malignant typ
10 still prevailing in " ndrn, and has h--n
quite fatal among children Of that plLc-.
We are pleased To- learn that "ur youuE
friend, Lynn Watkins, snn Of J D. Wat
h,us. of Nindru, has just returned fruu
Eureks Springs completely r--iorrd {"
health
The frat bale of cotton of the .~asnr
WAS cold in Nin''ru or the i'h inst. Tor
Ia cent. PER pound. ". " : MarKiur,-
wAs the purchaser. Who viii b- the Gre
10 bring . n-w lal- Of c"i;"u to Homer.
Many Of "ur planters give vrry cl'"rlt
And diseorraging accounts - The cotton
crop. Some say that il vii r-qnir- ten
acres to make q bale. We trust the crop
~ill prove better than they a, pr.--ut
thint.
Qnite q nGmbr- of ler-ou, frum Hor.r
and vicinity ARE vi-iiir: the NV Srr,n--
IN Cniou comfy, Ark. Some ~" haN-
visited thee Springs and returned Civ
glowing accounts of the voadrrfil in-,li-
cinAl prop.rti-. of the waters.
We are nndrr oi,ligati"ns to Larkin L.,
for q copy Of the New M-Iiran. pnhli>h-d
~ Santa F. New Mexico. The tarrr con
taips many items of interest a. TO "Bl
the Kid and sh-rti p, Garrett. souir
Of them We will publish in orr mkt
Chri.i"ph-r Chaffr, If N,nd-n. keep.
one Of the L-st livery stable. itat w.
hnow OF anywhere. iiark.. lnc.ir.. a,d
conyeyanc-s of all kinds for irr .tt i!,-lrr
ste pric--. The ls-t Of attention cil.
TO stock =; ihi- s'ail- When ,or ,i,,,
Miudrn do not forget 'h- sable of Chs.
Chafe
We aoknoAl'd-- ~, ll' s-nr- of ,.,f'
from ssmrson L-vv. E,1. a. attorney of
-
and hi. vonnr brother Io.-rb ~. y..,,,r...
their relatives. rfr w-il.. "A fr,-rd. ~
our town. We trnH that ih.->- gentlemen
will and their visit 10 pleasant tia, The,
will come again.
8Ha''r u" ''''' h'' '"f" >"h"nnc N''h
cancer on the t"ngre. aol Nlhoa.
draw, .irb Of r.'i-f vh.o T.. l.,-,. -,
the cameron. aTr.,inn may ,'.,-. ,,.. -..,.
Of the Geor.ia S..ra.,- t.r v,l. r.
ever one man. ,.,..r. l,., L..,...,,.,.. ..
III. hcSh Of gro,L.r .r,L l.. L., o..
eas. with IN ,,l hon.
NrJ' /. "'.N'f. ''''n''.. -'.'"r 'n' ''"-
rr-tor ~ 'h- Ni"''t >"ni'""I. h'' i'nf-
neryil. G,.,,. a,r -, a..,,,.. ,.,,,,.,
Of that p,,.r :, O......, w. i..,.,,
Walker vii max. .ur,-., nf - ,,.,
yentnr. in the p4,,.r lr.,r... a.L-h,.
done in like undertaking. ,r III. -,
IN portions 81 th- l"t''' h'"~ """A-
pAe e''P'"" 'ih'r ra'" i"''; "a OILERS
tne af"ngh' h'' confirmed only NiH, ".''r
entire cotton c-on. Wh:lr ,L--, ,,, ,,,.,i.
,ti-. that b.v. Had ,rfE,s,,, ,... I'll,
ar. few and T., I.,,.,.,, Al -. 49,.
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KendaII'S Spawn Cure

Is sure in its effects mild in it. action as 1t does
nut blister ana yet it is penetrating and pow, rfu
to reach any deep seated pam or 10 rem3ve amy
bony growth or fny other enlargement. OF the
Joints limbs. or for rh-um stism u man and for
any Pur lose Tor VIII CD lui cent is used i0r mar
beast. II j. now known 10 DE he best bnmeHt
Tor man ever used, acting mild and yet ceetIia IN
its effects
Sc address for Illustrated Circular aicl We
think gives positive proof Of + virtues &or,me-
is has ever met with such unqualified sue IS r.
our knowledge. for beast as well as man.
Price 81. per bottle. or six bottles for $. All
Druggists have it can get fl for GU or Is Will bc
sent to any address on recent of price by tAe pro
prietors, DIR. b. J. KENDALL & Gu, EnJsburSh
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The Misses Ross were In Newport,
Mimi, visiting friends during the past
week.
A gentleman by the name of Davis
is writing a history of the st. Croix
Valley. He is at present in Prescott.
A. Gray has been snow-bound at
Clinton Iowa, and did not arrive till
Wednesday, but his horses are all in
good trim and ready for the market.
At the regular council meeting it
was voted that all persons having paid
for cemetery lots and had no deed,
could get one from the city clerk upon
making affidavit to said clerk that
money had been paid.
Ii. Newman has returned from New
England where he has been spending
the winter. He was snow-bOund at
Watertown, Wis, and reports snow
drifts all the way from 10 to IS feet
deep.
The entertainment given by the
Ladies' Cemetery Association was a
success. The tableaux were well ar
rang Cd, the music good, the farce, Cox
& Box, was rendered in "a manner that
would do credit to old stage profession
ais, and the recitation by Miss Allison,
of Hastings. was fine. Tie net re-
ceipts were $40.
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VIM. Conrad is again on the sick list.
Miss Jane Bradshaw is treating a
felon.
Peter Shaver has bought the Colyer
estate. Consideration, $1,000
Legal work done with promptness
by j. II. Boustead. Notary Public.
The hectic festival was "a great sue
cess. A small ring brought at the
ballot box $40 So.
E. IL. Boustead has returned from
the west. ind reports all well in the
vicinity of Fergus Falls.
Miss NJ. Bolkcom closed her school
with due honors. Mrs. Belle Redmon
will teach the summer term.
Col. Mason Stone and lady were at
st. Paul last week. The Col. intends
to handle the mercantile business Of
this burgh this summer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-10
DIAMOND BLrFF.

Wheat. IS cts.
Sieighing is getting chin.
Ezra Buck is convalescent.
Sheriff Lord was in town last week.
Jack Murphy is home from the pin
cries.
John Buckley lost valuable horse
lately.
Amos Keller froze one of his feet
pretty badly last week.
Our mails have been quite light
lately on account of The blockades.
Rev. Foster will deliver a temper.
ance lecture at the NJ. E. church on
the 18th inst.
Rev. Foster, Welcl, and Haskell OF
MINI. have been holeing revival meet
ings in this place for some time. d.
B. needs a general waking up.
Our village school closed last Friday.
l.. II. Tandy teacher. lie has the
thanks of the scholars and the good
wishes of the parents for his future
welfare.
The festival held in Wethern's Hall
for Rev. Foster was grand success
About sixty dollars were realized and
general good time was enjoyed by al
present.