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, 1881-05-28


"l,att. Who ,sa!iss'e .oes .Ssser ; Shouted long,
k w
thu fnvurt ,wcaron OF tho Western hnsh-
whNcker III tho aarly Nar ting time. He wa the
inr ,nost darils OF tho Confederate cava!rymen.
Tho 9tsonac rested III the security Of bly, vigil.
of Ct tle iurnptke % lending froln Gnllatin 10 Nash
~ w. roaS aSr ~h!sh 1s !sd psss .ieSanns ss@p
lie evidcntly challenged tho cavalry ap-
proacnIl,g trom tho dt!eeuon Of ,,,aal daltatln'
roache ~ h n rsspoase aa 70 H. IL @
vance nud give tho countcrsign.' his shotgun
tay upon bis iAp across tno a,ntgl OF his q saddle
Two chickens III Que hand. the Pllnter of sn
SsSar, % than II b. - lid Tin In tho oIicef Responding sa
hls chuIIeugs. The Fcderal soldier Rot within
few ftet uf him before be seemed to recognizs
the possibility Ut an cMcuy being nearer than
Nashville. Tho dress first attracted biz alton
ton, for he s,tw thAt II was not thnt Of a Cou.
bcar sqt apSn als; a shs o.,!o.r, 30 cotainsndod:
I" Haiti Whit regiment do you bo!nnE tor
"1U the Fourth M'chlgan cavalry," rcpited
e Covering Tho officer with his shotgun ~ hs
pnssud AEuuHA to surrender himself, tho Con-
itsernto again conmhnded' "oivo me your
. Thv oalcer. who wore = hcavy oyerroat With :
ionT capv droppea th9 rstns upon ne hofsea n ~
l ~
buckle hIs sabr1 uud cump!y with tho demand.
The Fcturnt soltlier'A hOrsB being thus left ut
lEburty crowded AXu!nat that of the Confederate,
and, believing hts uatno was ntseady ~ band, he
laid his shotgun down aosoas hls saddle to re-
coivo tho arms Of his captive. Hardly had he
done t,ls hufuro thu Federal soldier saw hts op-
portun'ty, and, throwing h!s lott band quickly
under the ctlyGr ut his cape, struck tile nnzzte
Of us shotgun and knookod 1t to tho ground ind
with tho same movement caught tho Conted.
ernto By biz lonK, tuwlng hgtr pulled hta head
upun his bretst. whipped i!s sasolysr fsoo, H. ,ts
pn.lch PLACED II AKntEtst hs bod. and hrGM. The
hammer Ut ths revolver caught n he fosd o. "
| lOng unpe which hung fruna the Clnteaetatc'a
ehWuiisrs ani did not uxploie. Ie druw It back.
/ EaisUd tho hummer ngatn, and nude Mnothor At
tuti,rt tu SECURE the Confederate, This tltna It
8ot 6etwcsn his budy aud arm, and although y
| did mt tuIsa lru, tho C0nfederAtu VIA unn3urca
and In tho ,usslo escaped. Az tbs VA she w9rk
0f u minute for tho ullicor hAd sauuted 70 big
| command, Forward" tho tuolncnt ho had
xrappcl with ullv ot AcCann's private soldiers.
| tut by tho tEuu 1t bud arrived tho soldier VIVA
going down tho ruld ut brrAk-neck speed, Whlla
| bis cu,nrnlle with the two chiGkgns Tor tae
mornings breakfast bud mounted hts borne nnd
| WIS Following him hurrledly. The lttfle com.
| uRnd pAsstxi on to Nashville III rapllly a&
possible, without stopping to do nero than Y
| pck up the soldiers shotgun ~ sena aoNo ~
| souvenir Ut tho cscapadu.
, 1881-05-28
The FRtSKY lAkE-FLlES.

For 1hs Chteaoo 14thuus
Qthe deal the friskr ]nko.t]lcai
~. so16 cass' anu your MOUTH And your
oret .he houae.ton. ,,,a,r v,,,r ,o.t.
All round tho heaas az tt,e nsonts vo.i meot-
HuIamtnr.
1n,,., nummInE about,
f,ips f'Ine {o4r = r.. .iu!ow o. xsll Is Without
Slln4tna to Ips sDIta Of n roni1nd nH snr,or,
Rask Il sksotee Ms.scssy ,ss un II. nn1oe' ooo'
nn 1"0'' ~ '''o'
Aos' ,hes ase a. dne rsrc, iri,sky lake;t @ @t'!os!
rmh'tlng abpilt in conter,jans AZ sfram@o
4aAt eF'rf cue 6taros tn hehnIh ina VINO rspre-
taaa:ng, '-AS "'3'
, 1881-05-28
TILE
THE
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY,
FOR JUNE.


! CONTENTS:
,urstcAt EDUCATION. by r. l.. Oswald. N. D.
Ciulhlng-
~ ,u,,lrs ASD SEEDS. i'y sts John Lubbock
scx,TuoKE AND soME OF IT'S sEQuELE. by
Dr. JFnyrcr, r. Il. >. -...-
ruyy.tyE Of ou1, FORESTS. ny N. II. Ee!cston.
a"nr,.fT1oy or SOUND nv RADIANT ENERGY.
n, Alexander Graham 1.oll. tlllussratod.>
sus DEVELOPMENT OF po1.lTlCAL iNsT1TU-
VI" rltSs, ~ Iicrbors Spencer. VII. Compound
Political Heads
REGENERATION. ny Dr.. Andrew Wilson. t1'lus-
trated,} ....,....
.ur pn,uEvAh AMERICAN CONTINENT. DyI.
PGraucap. .-.. ...
s,7ttrA1, PRODUCTION OF ALCOHOL By Cas-
i'm T,s,sndlcr. tIllustfnted.>
rur uopEns DEVELOPMENT OF TARADAy's
' CONCEPTION OF EiECrlt1U1TY. Dy Protes-
torIl Ilclmho!tt.
a,roosn AND GnApE SUGAR. ny Professor
Hsrruy ". Wtny. ...... ....'
,,1E MENTAL EFFECT OF EARTHQUAKES.
SKETCH OF JULIUS ApoLra sTOcK1lAnDT.
with rortrhlt-) By Professor W. O. Atwater.
xnfTogy TABLE; LITERARY NOTICES. Pop
ULAn hlSCE1.LANr; NOTES.
10 cts. per nuusbcrr 8b per nhnnm.
D. APPLETON .e CO., Putlfshers,
~, and Bond-st., New York.
, 1881-05-28


l,tst,r,c,1 c.,to,,tv If a sc,t,c,1 nonarchv
having cxIstc,t l1 Igynt froiis ut les.st il. t.
uSu, Eln ntj,cr assrri,si Tic. carly existence
ri riy1l,zn,inn Il, vnrtu,s t,ar,s If Tho ,yrtI,
n,uI' ns.,.,mit,v thc hy,u,t,1csts tl,at man WA
orlsIanljy @ M a,sol,it., snyaxr rctl,,t,cd nur
ar"e,,,a,rc n te briiof 3i,nt mine s,lcl, space
NJ lVlsSy5 ycnrs s ,nist l,ays ejanst1l fr", the
tIrst beginnings o; mi, 10 lli4a ,!cveiopn,rnt
Hnwjims,,n ct,nxldcrs that t,arn il no s1,f1I.
f.Irtt ryhi,t,pn ri n SETTLED ,tlnt,nreIty fl
Euyut i,rinr tn m,,nut ii. L. 900: liz
;IM;s mi, t,rlieyt, that civilization, cnt, be
trmrcI /" +, ,iu.s anterIUr to this. md H. ats0
believes ti1at ,,,a1's primitive r,1,dIt.op WINS
mr. vory w renott, }n,ie.I fru,t, sayaRery,
irof. ftuwjjmsnI, r,i,,ks hfuj,. bUtll ns
writer asnt NJ = Helentist, ard !lis viows and
opinions nrc entitled to respectful col;;i;iera-
Eu,neilt lii favor III thy accrpin,,ro Of tic
Mosaic rarrntiyp tUcrftlu las ber,, tho Oh
tcct Of very general nttack. lie hus exanl-
!,!cd and weighed every argument ,lsett by
l,ls aHversaftesl ai'a as totay klof9 tnaM cser ".
, 1881-05-28

CO., Boston,. Conteuts: "Uyer on tho tother
Mounting" by charles Eseert oradaook: "The
IA Spring Opening" b. Edith Thomas; "Ber.
sen ret nsy." & 'y u u; .rsi,essns;" ty Elsa Eta,
G"sutt :, -, nat, =. n, ,,!N.". u'. ;, wv
IryrV ~. u.ur.. Io,na. IT.. "cboncc".
"Freneh r;axcdy." % by ltichard Grant White;
stuart Phelps; "A Taste Of Maine 1lreb," BY
and othor Recent POETRY; "rlvo american
Sovel." "csr!yios nem!o!seenses "ane
.,I,,l" :. noots of RI. Mnn,b =: .Auf Wicler.
senen. IA 's.a.,, .,,,, ~ .,s.,,,,,., ~ r..
rosk, % con,en,s: etgf STne rsseasas s Moaumen., @ @
Now York" By II. ". Glider; "Alous the North
ouoas W A""k .1'e.a' W Iva! ~ - - sa" - ~.
s'o ssnr posa1ofspes' ss aaron a ID lsaa "
wy gurk ana .ns', Glrst,; sg5so uorFo e.
W. .Cabie; IAN AHKust slotn.hs with FarrHxu!.''
Sy 4 Kipney; "rno enstcr fnknan r. m"c"
asrt M .esIn TsnaKs by Dy e'es
Tann'ns: ..1bo asa wcstmiaster Tuy": * iiutny nv
Day With unciu netnus," hy 1ocl Chandler Har-
ria; .'Potcr tho Grcat 10 Nller and Ksformer,'
yiil By Eu.s@e ssnnsss; "Ksennns ,s Chnsxe
Sons LatSrop: "fritz. BY EilzaTet6 sE!: 'Far-
ragut,"' ty Charles do kay; "i.or.l Iieacous-
aoid oy =: 81: rotter: "son3 t,e MoW nGrrIos,.
" " Enhances E m or,j.n harfan mn: nn.ncs Fcarfl
ltetGol.l0llitT." L, by v; y. H1wells; nIhe 70.
Ejitoriai 1enartincnts.
r....-...,,..'., n...,.... - nau :.
CO.. Nov York., Contents: sslies,rRn EiIol's Llfo
and Writtngs, IL. W ". FrMstr HAe; ~ Ex-
t;rnWnrv: = Thn ,'i"ncer,t uf ths Slcrin Wmdre."
hy K. K. Hayus: III. Alcxaudro punas, Fjls,''
hy J. Drandrr Matthew'S: hR;ly Mary Wor!ley
MontaY!1." ny EuHHno Z. !1luler: The Au!tl
1nesf' nv Ftiwof1i Il iiottinn: Tho Assnsna-
Tim cf the Tsar by ivan pMuiu
f,op,.tor sctenre .M,uth,B,Iupe ID. App!etou
ca Euw YorkE COntonts; =" fhystcM Educa.
Lon-El0thiny, by r. L. oswald: "Ou
FRUITS aad seeds. ~ ar IAnI AuuuOck; Pun
rsr: .srho VntuS Of our Fnrsts." by i)r. n. Il.
Evleston: "i;ruducti0n 1T Sutiud By lladIRut
, 1881-05-28

by III, i,isha1,,I In t,r,ar IT, % nSan"e his t,vt
Sfs,s'!s !%sE ss '""f rSs SsSs I "ys %ss S
cpisctc is art. f"Iowi,,r 'ts It's y vei step tic m
slrrt,. watching htr cyrry nnvrtr,rni trvmr
T. cntel, Ei.npss Of isr eye IT. the midst of
,ntis'. ts , rG,. @ ,E1 ut.'tt"cs, , aim
,iss ie IL III tbs h% viii i,ope SStaimnx % Wv sl
for tlio sacrilcG of lias intent md t!'he;''',
H. lsl4 Carnlfnn l,rnndt lnadt l,er .lchnt Mt
Wct,nr fofl ii luyu with h,.r Mill. nftur n |
rtni NV i 1s,7 am1 at t,,c s",,,. tt,"r '"s ha.
saxnnv sny e"trs1Ssn fnr ifen nc,nfns coIsKred MnK
ngaiIlst Him, and tho tcyotecs Of the |
Italian sc|IO0l worried in every cDnceiyublH |
way tic iicrll,nn musician. III 1911 llo con-
to% H to t M Waitz" % "'g ' It Sfr ,jMlins f,gnr;ict
says: "lt is sensational music In fts best
yci,se. It must rt,laIn forever n standard
work" Tilo gear ia9j IS rcgartltnl BY ills
sarGGr @l,Tcisn M AMI 's"SM ::f rnrcs lhtsS
In lssl beKan ne n!ltlnr's personal NC"
auaintanco VIII. Won Weber. llv sass:
tho sposnl @ l'a res.,i''cation ~ lis 'V ai M fricn
Iic.r vUn 0crstctlt1erR, ut WuflnAr, 1t wns MY
happy lot to te acceric,i rs Wcbcra pupil. /
asone esss w, ss' & sho by q 70 ny
easy siltrclso which lcl to bis modest hot,,e o..
plece. M fu hin slttinK p at II. DC desk W and do occu
pied with Tho piHnoft,rto arrangement
q bis III. fre,seht,x" The dire ''sfsss Az;
or s sG 81 m aeoee See
o to sae by @ as n Say
forehead, ttittgel by h fsx straKghnE loeks, IN
'Ds S %yas 5 St i Ss: u s;r @ ysy w.
.s'lvIe ,,owor, which nttrtctoa 'TresLstihy ~
who unprecedented hn lle received ta,9 ~ wth.the " !1
, 1881-05-28

ttrf4 nf life In EnnHtnntknDtn Mt tUlS uNrtti.- |
wfiI MI 't' 'ic, rnrt frnt, rio Iai ,attstntiUn
Of ' wjc Di I tns a. l'nrk % In i liz, snpject almost
Tl,e rIns-bo!d; l.ar'ty mountain
yeei Sca ot 1s wl m l"y ysrs e. +" is rk IT, t.
vtnEe, lJo1 the Mnn.encSrin;s& attn St all ,,,t Costs
10 e ts r1sess nrs w1 pt w. w , aer
a''Hsr mi ra9e. For tlis littlS l9naf9l |! , 2f
psnple l!ad lof yeafs atcee'satuliy :' taliEo i.o
TnTk x ,,1 S hex, very a NJ III h a!'a TO Fso
r.hnir tcrrt,nrv n ,,kc Tho Inyn. bcd, of the
Mo! ;std'osy stth myaan,in chD.s D bciwncl, ts Ho
Of iiorcu Nv wsprtops III gi Il. Tine II tnvasIo every
Tx" "Hn ;hu e1 H. seh 1T, Is toui by
forfeit tho right to own arms. The country Is
governed by ii FRINGE, hut the fhran Df goucr'l-
nent Is som.wGt omocT9do sne @ ehtoas ,aa nasfn9
~ wi, III yc ~ :. NAV c sc fe"!, te;r
IN All rrnyiv ,lmt ltt"nnts my mt ss,,i,e 10
,ws whljs il, ' St,urt. i,siEandaxo il t,rohiGiied
Ia tho interest. II peaco, bnt this prt'hIlltion Is
suspended In titnoof wNr: tn criminal csoat's
ized 70 klli HIN wherever nn my y M: sn,if.
netss 1nay ne kcn ae ,nc ~. asMt .s,r, III nv y
rwht - III 1n'' ;ho nt rcmt1vns fs fho m,scrrr
t,a,, who strikes s,,,oiher ;n,st pay Il iins of
shs Injured party. this Hiso i permitted. rho
yongcn,lce is'lst oe itnncttiAte' however; 4 thg
;,iinrsd r. m,t, waltz unt, thc next day 'eforo
Killing hls enemy he y Kn'lay "i mafGr. .;..;
net M isn!,nisnhIn in N ~ i,oartnR. Hny ono .sho ot.
structy tho cnlicciion ' of faxcs IL shirt ns a
traitor. Tho MutltrljHksin law uF lLlleJ Il vory
.snpe. lsuth tho pa!Htitr sttd tlofe.aia 1t bring
witnesses. and hc who hns The largest siu tber Gf
w!tnstses % f. WI tm no!tessa 4 t9S iiteu % -
prose,l th9 pla!nttt IS panlsncta Tor snf' net,se
,nrns H.. it'll u ,ni,hrt y. II w,,s,iw nr IL" ~
tcnsa whlcb he a,IeaeI upon ttIo ;,thor iSriy
drceK Chureh. Thoy afo we'll t,ttIs, and often
lino.i00klnH men. Dut ttoy hnvoun ,lt1,nvtable
reputation ior dishonesty and trenchory ,owar.!
straKers YET, trey onee ne aa! adtntt mmg 70
o' II i'tf''s t;a cop,. ,t, ,,,o ur,cr nracontnn
.1 Wy ~ ps"pte . .!v n.y. , uG, e., a,;nsIt' r,
I3". y, H.ms ~, .rs M. ~ c,,,ruo rIo
TsI rMe!,,a,, ~ nmr',,t la ain., n,rt,a,s
nrsa a"l Iecs ~ t"s ,e ~, w. tr'is vi ~ rni.r ~
t ssSs ~. ~ pnnri .MnJ ~ " ,,rtEa ia ,,vnr tant
tha ~, ,oi,5"iSts @ orc frce, ~ nye r,s,rsH % Il,
the @ % "rris Of % tic @ strig for lctcraljnlng the
INC slr!1,g H. Y Ill.,; nlt oa .whe e u nsgG ~
t v, NY ttsis r,rr,,"f,rn,,c IL 1ss thoT
o to It n th foca ths hoY Is uer iss r'n. II
1 HM, II liza " cr,,,fnrcc Il rnuMi to ,ho
,ti, ns - w @ 1,c., III yn~s,g = 2oiq. IL ~ MI.
itnrr mr.. '''o '~e' Wv 'eN''''
'";Mii III. "GG GGwIu,,t,s book contofns nh aluniance
Of Interesting reading, presented in gosslS
difficulties, he claims that Turkey as ab''.
%tjes. % Il hay forcsts IS Of yaiuabio tllslbcr; rlch
mines Of sit, coal, iron, copper, i,.ad, silver,
M os.!ts Ha;: .Hiuss uaHs VI nEn ~.
siiI,is tGou., .1s.sfr"..a uwn;t gthp
Sai oi skll tn ta1 sG then, to s.ol'l i wlti,
touch. Ur, Ii Turkey cannot walt for tic
, 1881-05-28
LIGHT
AnDL ! =E +! !!
Esp look out for a ro,tsltt0 good stcto
sUNpAY-SCHcOL SONG BOOK

sUNpAY-SCHDOL SONG BOOK
win tlls ADORE title. Tho compiler, fIr. n. II:
ArIatosH Il trelt knotp,. 10 hundreds Of t}io.t-
sdnds dt o,Ie or The most arcccssfit 1'rorfders
NJ strttt meiodfes aud bright hymns for tho
graf Sunday School public. Our bcst t1ritcrs
md composers hare contributed. Tho tools has
ubtaatfut tlttc, Ia .rcll printed, and IL eucry
tray dasiraGle. Send for specimen 1'agcs (freo)s
ortpsti'ne copy, ,rhtclt II mailed for ato s's-
Eait itpriee, 80 cents.
AIso Just published. TIE VEAC0N LIGHT.
Gr.a) W TESSEf and HOFFMAN. Ana nearly
Stadf. nG1 book by AHuEY md AluSGElt. mn king
Sunday SchoOl bo0ks thn& cannot be cxcel&ad
, 1881-05-28
KNIGHTS t,F TO-DAY.

Under this caption Mr.. Barnard Inns gath
cred together and issued III bo0k-form the
short stories originally published by him iii
different magazines. To these lie has also
added a new story, patterned aftor or sug-
gcsred by "Rutder Grunge" apparently.
III eacll Of these stories, s0nlo sclcn-
ttflc instrument or discovery plays Ill inl-
portnnt part In unlnaskng the guilty, uniting
lovers, shielding tile innocent, and 1inruy-
ollnR tangled skelrs wlllch lend invariably
In tho wrong direction, The telegraph. hello
graph, photograph. stereoptlcon, etc., are
among the agents employcd. As storics,
these llttle tell-tales nre cleverly constructed
to subscrye the main purpose, which
is the introduction Of scientific informa-
ton. or much that Is done IN
this inter line It Is in tile nature Of antielpa-
tlon rather than of realization. The hello
graph may sometimes 20 put to practical use,
akppilc1 science" Elmer FTunkiin Is 4 IT.
tle "too 'cute," to use n Down East express
sion. Science fas mt yet revealed its Inys-
terlcs to taa extent llldEcate1 by the young
lcast siiu iias nut vt permitted her disciples
to make srtcI, practical tse OF them. Sutnu Of
Mr. Barnar4s scientific discoveries will not
be' 'lntlorsod by the engineering profession.
madu 1' to punstrats i'5oo fest Of coal by the
power of ous mia,. only,, however often liz
n "1igl.tsl,an,ieu Screw" In ons case, Il is not
autto clear that tho writer does, not
refer to something entirely differ
ent,-n vnriable, cutrof, for tnstaice.
bcyond tie realms 1t posslb!llty-if Wo ex-
cept The heroines-wllo. are built from OK.
tra9rd!narily perfect and unnatural models.
The volume will furnish entertaining reading
OF d wildly exciting nature not ill-aaaptud to
tie summer SGAa0N.
Published In New York by Charles ScTlb.
npr's SONS.
, 1881-05-28
LYON 4 AEALY, Chicago, III.
OLIVER D1TROS Il CO.. Huston.
IHE HORSE MARKET.

Messrs. F. j. Berry & Co., OF the Monroe
pt1eet horse and mule market, report the fol.
Towing sales for the week:
, 1881-05-28

ttasa, judsnaf ~ England. must be 4 healthy
ever Nan IL 1tnm the fact that there ara no
aats ison1 e II peupera Ia the union whose ages
, 1881-05-28

by LHUSH WHU IIW7U IIul IuHK 6llICU WEsIElcU
Of the appatently-lnterlnlnable Eastern
question Mr. DwlKht's collected letters will
DO read Will, pleasure. lle WAS remarka-
bly, filithtul and Intelligent correspondent
living III Constantinopie, ard witness Of
nearly all the exciting scenes he describes as
OCCURRING In tho M0slem Capltal lurIng tho
late war with Russia. Ilu presents, III ono
sense, the royorsu picture SO faithfully and
accurately portrayed by Lieut., Greene, for,
while ths latter Viewed events from the
stupo. " so t."s'' ~ a, ns,;1,e,,. H., nni,t
paints h1s pictures 1so'l a!e e's!lnsls po,ls
OF View. The book does not ploteas 70 W,
nor Is 1t, q complete history OF the Turkish
a"thor WI w." na,,a a.. racor,i # len,Iinp avants n
, 1881-05-28

D. APPLETON .e CO., Putlishers,
1,s, and S Pond-st., New York.
, 1881-05-28

80 cts. per nuusbcrt Bb per nnnum.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-02
Sheriff. Sale.

S.atcof Loaisiona, Parish Of Cldiborst
Page & Moran ~. TB Wallace--in D.
trlct Cont, No Iva.
Mack & Co W. T B Wallac.-In pstra
Court, No rs.
s G Drryins W. T B Wsllsce-In Distr;s
Court, No l36.
Watkins & Gillrland w. T wallace-h
District Court, No 1877.
DY virtue OF fonr writ- Of cIecufis,
ID III the above entitled canses, issued !,
the Cirrk Of the District Court in and d
said parish, and 10 me directed ! ban
wizrd and will proceed to sell to the II
aud highest bidder. within the legal hosr
Of sale, at the Conrt.house door In ID
town Of Homer, on
saturday, November 10, lool
the following described property, to wit:
4 10, Of Dry Goods. Clnthing. Ifardwar,
Cruck-ry, Canned Goods, and q great =,
rely of other goods.
Terms Of sale cash, with benefit Of 81
prais-mrnt.
J. II. ". TAYLOR, Sheriff.
Oct 26, lsol, (pf e. SOY llas
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-02

A reformed Republican Of Pennsylvania,
by the name 81 Wolfe. il Grating = hig
stir by rnnning ind-p- nd-nt on the State
ticket He 10 making war n the knife on
the machine and "bo-.-rni-" which has ~
long and 90 corrnptly ruled the politics of
that State. Wolfe has som- hacking.
sooneh, it is hoped. tn defeat the R-prhli-
can candidate and s-cure the election Of =
prmoorat. II is time that the machine and
"bu.s-rn'e." which has controlled the r.
peb,iesn party. va ended. and th- Pc opls,
~~ h~lis-e, have hsd about enough oft.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-02
Succession Sale.

Stat, Of LoHiSiana-- Parish y Claiborne.
SucrrsAinn Of James W. Wilson. deceased.
NOTtCE l. HEREBY GIVEN That I
y VIII. uu FRIDAY. TIE SECOND DAY
or CENiER. ISL. sell, ~ the Court
House door. IN the toNn If Homer, Cmi-
born" parish, La. within rh. legal hours
ut sale. all "f The property. both r'al and
irr>nral. hrlnngtng Ia the estate uf James
W. Wilson. Dcra,'d
Terms of sale Cash 10 nav debts
:. J. WILSON. Aimrx.
Nov l. ISL. l2.t,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-02

Good cultivation will make corn in spite
If nnfavorahlr s~Asons. We notice to.da,
an scc"nnt ola field of corn OH Ioor land
which Welded 2h hn-h-ls Of corn per .rrr,
and sfo"d \ dronth of over two months.
and this to" without the n-- Of any rti,i
zer But the rorn was plow.d well fnur
times and h"-d once. A field Of corn
adjoining this Geld. Int on better land,
only yielded seven hn-hrls per acre. This
f"ld was only plow'-d twice and NOT h,.d
1T all. Corn will rrspond To c"o.i culturr.
We hsv" thnnght thar onr farmers plant
too mnch and 4" not cultivate thoroughly
en"ngh. A smaller acrrag. better cult.
VISITED wonld WELD mor~ corn than q large
srr-sgr with poor cultivation. Plant l-~s
and cultiva." halter would Be good MOTTO
Sc nssy ofeaf hrDsn.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-02
ESlrny NOtice.

State Of Louie Parish Of Claiborne
TAKEN MP 10y II. l.. Nbrry and strayed
before r, j. Bridges. J. p, in and fcf
the State and parish aforesaid, on the l2th
day of October. l-el. a certain Bay Man
Pony. ab"nt three yrsrS old and branded
j 4 W-Appraised at ere 80.
The owner nf said pony can get the snms
hy proving property and paying all cost
~ any time within twelve months froS
date of estraynent.
B. y. HARRISON,
Stray master.
Oct. -. lSsl. 1913,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-02

II seems that Governor McEnrry H.
determined to enforce the law which pro-
vidrs that 20 man can hni,l two Offices Mt
once. IL matters not TO the Governor
wh-thrr one Of the Offices paws any thing
or not b. will vigorously enforce the rule
and s-e that under no circumstances an.
two offic-s filled ny one aud the s.m-
p-rson. This 10 right, and from th- start
onr new Governor has made we are greatly
encouraged to bope that bis aAmini-tr~-
ton viii bs smiDsntly popular ssd ssccss.-
ful
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-02
Saturday, December Sd, 1851,

III" following described property. TO Wit
The south half Of the southwest qnartei,
aud the west half Of the southwest qusrte
Of the southeast quarter, and the west haf
of tb" northwest quarter Of the southeaa
quarter "f Section thirty-thrrc. Township
twenty, Range seven. = ~, 10 acres NOR
"r les, situated IA srlt Parish and State.
Also. the following dp.t ribrd property,
seized andrr the sam. execution. will b
sold a; The saline plnr". within the ususl
hours # "a. on thr 1HiED SA1CRDM
IN NOVEMBER. l-rl 80 Wit:
One fnnr.tirr.c wagon and Harness.
"n" ~"rr,l Mar, Nrlr. kii. & or years old
/ "n" gray Mare Mule. Nell. 9 or 10 yca,
old, one black Horse Mule. Dave, 3 an
old, aud one bay Horse Male. lobe, ~ year
odd
sid for cash, with the benci, of ap
: prIIsrrlen,.
!. II. VI. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
oct. ~, isl. (pf SlO.0) Hts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-02

Mr.. E. l.. JOHNSON, Familiarity known ~
"Boes johnson" has gone To Mind-D to
tahc charge Of the telegraph Office a. that
place. The people Of Mind"n will fnd Mir
Johnson not only sn efficient and accom-.
plished operator, hnt in every sense a mos,
worthy and heightened gentleman.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-02

We call attention To the Succession sale
OF G.. W. Pr,cc. A hne body ri land III q
desirable locstion. miles and stock Of MI
kinds, &c, will he snld ut this sale. Come
one and all and get q bargain. Such Al
opportunity may not be had sgain in n
long while. Sc adj.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-02

The Supreme Court Of this State has
decided that the right If trial 10y jury IL
ono which the criminal may waive and
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-11-02

SUccrool0N sALR.
soce-.sioo Of 0-orgr ". Price, deeesHed
Cat, Of Louisasa, Partsh Of Claiborne.

s,cee.s;co Of 0-oryr ". Price, deeesAed.
s,a,e Of Loui~asa, Partsh Of Claiborne
DY VIRTUE Of . commission snh Snt
u Of AL, directed TO u- by the Sit,A VI
the "a Judicial District Court, IN ana Ior
tb,. Parish If Claiborne. and State OF Lou
i.iana, l will sell at public anet'on' 10 tor
Last and highest bidder. ~lfhln tn- ees'
honrr If .al-. at the late rrs'denee OIL "
". Price. two miles east OF Homer, ON
Saturday, 10th day Of December, ISL
the following drsorihed property belonging
a. said succession, to Wit:
The east half Of southeast quarter OF acc
,ion l.. the .outhwest quarter Of the south-
west quarter If section IL, the north-
onsrt-r and north half If sontheast quar-
Ter. and northeast quarter Of northwest
onarter of section l9. and the west hall OF
the north west quarter, and North hall OF
the southw--t quarter. and the snutheasf
Quarter Of the southN eat quarter OF section
20. to9 n-hip q, rauye 6, wrst-513 acrrH,
more or lr.s, with all the improvements
thereon. being the home plnce, two miles
rast of Homer.
Alao. nj the same time and plsrc, the
nor; Invest quarter. and northwest quarter
of the northeast Qnarf-r ot section e. ana
the southwest quarter Of thu southwest
anartrr. and thu west half Of thu sonih beast
quarter If SECTION II. township 81, range :,
wr-t-320 acres. more or less, being part
Of " hat is known H. the Gill place, situated
two miles west Of Homer.
Also, AT the same time and place, three
h. al of good Mules, about Il head at s;nc 1
Caftlr 30 head If Hogs morn or le-s, one
l-horsr Wagon. Oh, 2-hois- Nsgop, one d
Hack. un. good Gri-t Mil, Two Tim Siamd-
one Corn Sh-llrr one Calendar Clock
four ar i've bales of Cotton. II lot of Cotton
seed Household aud Kitchen Furniture
Farming Utensils, SC.
Terms Of sale - All Hrsonal property
sold tor cash. The real estate Will II" sold
on twelve months CREDIT. the purcha.-r'
To- give their notes at : per cent. interest
from day sc sale. with approved pc~onal
security. and the vendors hen aud sprcia
mort gage retained 10 sccnr" the purrhas,
price. Deeds to be passed before a Notar!
/ AZ the expense oi purchasers.
The hnmr place, two miles east of Homer
| " III he sold ~ lulk-thr land on the Gil
| place, two miles west Of Homer, will b.
sold hv fnrtl'S,
Sold 10 pay debts.
Is. u. HARRISON, Admir-.
November =. Isl lets