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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-01-14

Book Notice.
We have received from the author
DR.. T. G. Blake, copy of his work,
"The Pulpit and Pew; or, Preacher
and People," jut from the press, bear
ing date 1882. 1t is certainly the
latest and perhaps the most compre-
hensive yet concise and pointed book
extant on that subject. The authors
deep scholarship, varied learning, and
experience in the subject treated, to-
gether with his experience as a writer,
and profound logical presentation of
his subject, are a sufficient guarantee
that the work Is the thing for both
preacher and people" The book is
non-denominational, and is dedicated to
the Ministry and Membership of the
Church Of our Lord and Savior Jesus
Christ, Of whom the whole family in
heaven and earth is named"
The relation Of preacher and people
is one of the most important in the
range of ecclesiastical polity, and should
be studied in order to be fully under
stood and properly maintained.
The work contains $50 pages, and is
gotten up in the best of style and is
one of the most beautiful books of the
many attractive ones now before the
public. Retail price rs cents, Fol-
sale by j. B. Ritchey, McMinnville, Oh
I. G. Blake, DID,, Nashville, Tenn.
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Good for the Women.

Many ladies suffer from an extreme
nervous, semi-hysterical condition.
They have disturbing dreams, exciting
muscular startings, peculiar painful
symptoms of nightmare. They lie
awake and suffer the brain to be Eighty
when the weary organ ought, accord
ing to nature, to be asleep. Browns
Iron Bitters give sweet repose and
quickly remove all such nervous dis
orders. Home Physician.
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A Just Statement.

Two of the most reliable standard
medicines now before the public are the
wine of Cardui' and Black Draught
kept constantly on hand and for sale by
DR.. J. B. Rltchey, druggist. The
Chattanooga Medicine Company, of
Chattanooga, are the proprietors, and
we have found them reliable and trust
worthy in all their dealings with us.
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SPECIAL FEATURES.
Triumphant at Atlanta.

The greatest number of awards and
the only one based upon actual superi.
GRITTY was made to the Davis Sewing
Machine at the great exposition at At
lanta. The award of superiority was
on "the feed notion" which excels all
others.
A new lot Of these machines just re-
ceived and for sale at lowest prices by
II. II. Faulkner q Co.
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Hon. M. D. Smallman returned
from Nashville last Saturday, where
he was detained after the extra session
of the Legislature adjourned as a men,
Der Of the Investigating Committee.
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Great Bargains.
l am offering great bargains in shoes
and boots, and now is your time to get
them. | propose to sell as low as any
one in town, if not lower. Call and
see. j. R. SMITH.
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Miss Melissa Merritt, of Winchester,
takes charge CT the music class at the
G. F. College. She comes highly rec
commended and we hope she will prove
successful in its management. The
College opened the spring session last
Monday under favorable auspices.
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Hubble q Seitz never fail to sell tim
ware to a customer who wants tin.
They invariably reply, II can't ask it
cheaper"
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DR. }. S. Harrison of Smithville,
accompanied by Mr.. W. c. Potter, of
the same place, made a visit to our
Town this week. We learn from the
Doctor that he intends to move to Nc
Minnville some time during the spring.
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Geo Lewis sold four wagons of his
make in Nashville last week. That's
right, George, take a bold stand and
beat them at their own trade.
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Wouldn't few bridges judiciously
distributed over the county be in order
now? Wouldn't this be better than
an increase in the number of Legisla-
tors
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A n ew Book.
The Pulpit and Pew; or, Preacher
and People.

Applicable to any denomination as it is
nor.denominationsl. In two parts LIST,
Qualifications and duties of the ministry.
2nd. Qualifications and duties of the men,
bership. By Rev. T. C. Blake, D. D., Nash.
vile, Tenn, author of "Old Log House."
Theology Condensed" preachers Man.
uel," Single copy 75c.; half dozen Coo each
To any minister 6 copies So cash. Address
the author, Nashville, Tenn.
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Society Bellies.

On account of its remarkably deli
cate and lasting fragrance society bellies
are loud in their praises of Floreston
Cologne.
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Col. Sloss and wife, of Woodburn,
KY, made a visit to their daughter at
the &. F. College last week and spent
a few days pleasantly in our midst.
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Last Sunday large number of the
young folks went to the river to see
the big rise. From the prospect now
{ p. m. Thursday they can see more
of it next Sunday.
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W. W. W., of Lewisburg, sent us
full and correct answer to Prof. Clark's
riddle, but it reached Us 100 late for
publication. TIL ambitious person
given by him was Absllom, which is
correct.
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fyou want oysters, sardines, crack
ers in great variety, cheese and eata-
bles during the holidays, remember
they can be had at the lowest prices at
Hubble & Seitz's.
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IRESURH DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF COMP
TRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY, Washing
ton, Nov. 22d, 1881.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
w sented to the undersigned, it has been
made to appear that The Peoples National
Bank of McMinnville, in the town of Nc
Miunville, in the county of Warren, and
State of Tennessee, has complied with all
the provisions of the revised statutes of the
United States, required to be complied with
before an association shall be authorized to
commence the business of banking:
Now therefore, |, Johu Jay Knox, Comp
troller of the currency, do hereby certify
that The Peoples National Bank Of MeMinn-
vile, in the town of McMinnville, in the
county of Warren, and State of Tennessee,
is authorized to commence the business of
banking as provided In section ffty.one
hundred and sixty-nine of the Revised Stat
utes OF the United States.
In testimony whareot witness my hand
and seal of office, this 22d day of November
1881. JNo. JAY KNOX,
[sEALl Comptroller of the Currency.
No. 1898. II Sm2
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"BLACK.DRAUeHT" cures dyspep-
STA, indigestion and heartburn.
For sale by ]. B. Ritchey, druggist.

Shoe findings Of nearly every de
scription at Hubble q Seitz's. Prices
low and no one grumbles.
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APPROPRIATIONS

anu oIier siuiilar appropriations.
Ledden Brown VS. Isaac Brown ct al
order pro confessio entered but no sale
decreed.
Officers for the year-John w.
TOwles, Chairman; S. j. Walling,
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We regret that it was not convenient
for us to attend the paper reading at
the {. F, College last week. We
learn that it was very pleasant affair
and quite entertaining, Some of the
wit showed that the young ladies think
although they are silent on other public
occasions.
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F. M. Smith, of our bar, and Mr..
W. G. Cummins, OF the firm of W.
G. Cummins q Co., Safety SingIetree
dealers, went to Nashville this week.
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The National Bank.

This bank reelected Judge W. H.
Magness President, and S. j. Walling
Cashier, and Jesse Walling Vice Presi-
dent, last Tuesday, with the following
directors: w, H. Magness, j, Wall.
ing, j. D. Walling, W. G, Potter and
Warren Cummings.
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New Enterprise.

Some of our leading citizens have it
in contemplation to start a large wagon
mandatory in McMinnville. This is
a move in the right direction-it will
be worth two banks to our community.
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Married.

Married.
w G Green to E E Kirby.
Thos Embrey to Martha Cantrell.
w A Cotton to America Ferret.
Ell Williams, Esq, to Nancy M
Finch.
j F Webb to H P Garth.
Thos Gillentin TO Phebia Earles.
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Mi,ses lruuk aud Wood, of Bedford,
returned To their homes last Monday
after wish OF some days to Miss Eva
Huzza
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The Mayor of Mt. Vernon, Iowa
asks us to give the name and age Of
the oldest man in Warren county. We
give the name: Nero Purdom, coIore
born in Africa, age about 100 years.
He beat the drum for George Washing
ton in the Revolutionary war.
VIM. Smith died recently at about
100.
Maj. j. P. Thompson is now in ninety
somewhere.
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NJ Joe Lively, after an absence of
some months in Alabama aud Georgia,
RETURNED to his home here this week.
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see notice OF SouIe Female College,
Nnrtree>boro, which is a fourishing
boarding school for young ladies.
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Annoyance Avoided.

Gray hairs are honorable, but their
premature appearance is annoying.
Parkers Hair Balsam prevents the an
noyance by promptly restoring the
youthful color.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures habit.
ual costiveness.
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The latest stock of shoes and boots
in town is at Hubble Il Seitz's.
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1t matters not how many good things
you have for christmas, if you don't
have good cook stove they will fail to
please. A, M. Cawthon's is the place
to get stoves Of any kind.
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Important Record.

On our first page will be found an
important neurological record for 1881
worth perusing.
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Mrs. Sam Henderson and family and
N.l-. Etter moved to Nashville this
week.
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Cbarle- got the cake Tuesday, and
somebody will be made happy.
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Renew Your Lease.

There are times in every ones life
when energy fails and miserable feel
ing comes over them, mistaken for Ia
illness. Danger turks in these symp-
toms, as they arse from diseased or.
gans. Parker's Ginger Tonic will re-
store perfect activity to the stomach,
liver and kidneys, purify the blood,
and renew your lease Of health and
comfort. Advocate.
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LIVERY, SALE { FEED STABLE.
John Ramsey & Son.

WANTED-To buy Horses and mules
Also to sell. General livery and trans
fer business. Gall and see as.
Jan. IA, '82. JNo. RAMSEY d Soy.
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Col. John H. French went to Tulla,
bona this week.
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Mrs. Price, Of Hickory Creek, has
been on visit to friends in town.
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See notice of strayed horse by M. B.
Harwell.
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"WlNE OF cARDUl" cures irregular,
painful, or difficult menstruation.
For sale by j. B. Ritchey, druggist.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures ascidi.
ty of the stomach.
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A full assortment of pure open-kettle
New Orleans sugars just received at
Hubble Il Seitz's.
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Col. JAS H. Hughes spent Christ
mas holidays in Charleston, S. c., with
his daughter, Mrs. Lizzie FRANKIE. If
a respite from constant business, and
an absence from business cares, away
in that vernal cline, feasting on lucious,
well-matured oranges fresh from the
tree, and fresh oysters right from the
water, where he could select them in.
dividually to suit his fancy, and with
nothing 10 do but to enjoy the society
of loved ones, don't constitute terres-
trial Lethe we confess that we do not
know what elements combined to make
that far famed stream.
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The finest stock of Crock Elm
names ever brought to this market is at
Hubble q Seitz's. They guarantee
every pair to stand the test.
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Col Savage returned home last Sat
urday.
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Oranges and apples IN great abund-
ance at Hubble 4 Seitz's.

A well selected stock of groceries,
coffee, sugar, etc., at Womrck IL Col
vnle's.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic allays irrita-
ton.
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o. NJ. Thurman still keeps extra
sewing machines.
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somewhere.

sinister, yer haint got no almanicks
fer this year, hain't yer?"
Doctor j. P. Bostick-"How do you
know We haven't, sir ?"
oval, yer see, l jest wanted to
know"
DR.. B.-"You ask the question,
then, and I'll answer it SIR"
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The best article of New Orleans mo-
lasSes always kept at Hubble & Seitz's.
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Ladies, your attention Womack
Il Colvilles is the place to go to get
cloaks, dollmans, dress goods and no.
tions.
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General stock of hardware, queens
ware, cutlery, plOws, and implements
at Womack & Colvilles.
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IoBPRINTING dOno al. the sTADARD OF
y fee, on short notice.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is mild
laxative.
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FACULTY

Rev. John R. Thompson, President.
Mile Louise NJ. Wuille, French and English
Miss Sallie NJ. Anderson, Mathematics.
Miss Willie Sharp, Physical Sciences
Miss Lizzie W. Kirk, Preparatory Depsrtm't
Miss Lizzie Cary, Music Department.
Mile Minnie Wuille Art Department
7,3
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Bank Notice.

TREsURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF COMP.
TRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY, Washing
ton, Nov. 22d, 1881.
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SOULE female COLLEGE.

MURFREEsBoRo, TENN.
This Institution for young ladies Is
now successfully advancing in the 9th
annual session under the management
of an experienced corps of teachers,
with a large boarding patronage.
TERMS:
Board for 5 months term......... $50
washing per month.".............. 100 to i.50
Collegiate tuition per mOnth...... 400 TO 500
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-05
A CARD.

ra.sir. TO say u word to the public with
refrrspee 10 the charges for which was
conyicted by the Jury at the last term 81
III, District Court, aud the sentence I'll
which Court an at present. serving out
in the parish prison. / Prcsume ut the
,ut..t that none of those " ho have kn""n
me for the past thirty Years believe that
intended ~ take thu property Of ay
an. aud accord to me the merit "f having
acted cou-cicntionsly and ofhaving done
only what | believed to be right. TIN, 1
,,.ur. nil il the case. The hogs in qnes-
ZION 1 believed at the time took them up,
aud still believe, to be my own hogs
There ar. persous in Homer whoknoN that
bav. ut different times pointed OUT Tue
hog, IN question and claimed them ne my
own property. believed them and SIM
brlir,. them to be my property. ! had
made complaint against the negro, MlAe
D,ckerson, 10 the grand jury for taking NJ.
/ Ia his possession and marking these sa'"e
hogs, but for some reason unknown I" me
the grand jury failed to fluid bill. Had
ia. witnesses been present by whom l
could have proven many facts nt'ont TINS
case, | AIN eoniidcnt that the result would
have been far different, but being ignorant
Of the la~eoi the country aud not a"ar"
of the Importance Of tins evidence, went
to tual WITHOUT II. Had the court granted
me a new trial would have SHOWN my
innocence To- the satisfaction at all--lA'tt
were taken up aud placed ma PIN mean the
public square where the! weielrit f"t mere
than day, put there IN open day hight, Ia
ken away publicly, openly III the day
time, all having an opportunity oi seeing
and knowing what ! was doing. This
fart of itself. had | brought the witnrNSr'
to prove it whirh / wonld have do"r had
brcn permitted To have new trial,
ton to commit crime, aud that what
did VA, done honestly: There arr persons
III Homer who knew facts ahout thus attatI
which rxonrratrs me from guilt. hr'
loved the hogs were mine wn-n took
tIrm-I neiirvc Yet they were MINI.
INTENDED to take the property of M nne
hut only vi,l,d my uHu, For taking my
own AN now IN prison, aud only a>k
the publication of thi. card To conN luce the
public at my innucruce. Against th'
Jndgr, District ATTORNEY. n"r jury d"
cherish any snimJslty. Under the cvi
deuce these all Gully did their duty, but
had bceu aware of the laws aud cu~i"in'
OF the country would have shown facts ii
the cas-. that wnuld have clcarcd me. TIA,
hogs were my own. aud can prove thru
so. can prove 10y Hugh Ferguson, " h'
was absent ~ the time of my trial, tina
! claimed these hogs n miur. ami utfrrr,
To- pay him ii he would iiud ont ~ ln hH,
mtrArd them. | apl lied 10 j. Fer us II
Esq. the Justice nf TIA Pace, To- ,ntr
snlt against Mike DIrh-rsniL for these yer,
hogs, aud liz, afi~r inqHiriug ma the mat
ter, advised me TO 20 aud take the hog.
aud did So The above facts | can prov
= 10y reliable men and they, in the jndgm' II
of all candid and impartial m,n prove tim
acted honestly IN THIS tuattrr ftu,u hcgiu
: ming To end.
: JOHN ELLA.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-05

Has the Democratic party of this parish
AZ, Exeeu,iy. Co,umitteei fso, IL is time
it was re-orgaIizrd aud prepared for Acti'r
work. The party in e"ch parish sh"n'd br
an thoroughly organized =. Poe~ihis for the
Congressional campaign this fall. tistrue
there is no danger abont the vote VI this
parish but every thing should be done I"
poll M large y vot. ~ possible. We nusi
bring ont onr full and entire strength. A
Mass Meeting must he called to select dele
gates to the Congressional Convention.
Til. place and time for this convention ha,
not vet been fixed, hut the Committee =" al
convene in Mnnroc Oh the llth ct this
month, aud We presume will nix the tim"
aud place for the Convention. The Con-
yention, il seems to ia, should convene
some time in the month of August, sni W.
pr.-ume will, IL Claiborne has such a
thing AZ au Executive Committee, II il
getting about time it was coming to the
trout.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-05

On the frst Of July the mail routes lead
inc N and from Homer were all changed.
From this time We have no daily mail
frum the East, bot only one mail week
from Vienna. From Minder We have y
mail six times . week. The other mail
ront-s remain abont ~ heretofore. This
eh~ug- will give our people some incon-
v-nience. City papers will reach here .
dsy later than Nc have been receiving
them. Tue Shreveport psper will. under
the present arrangement, I've behiud time,
but We think this should not be-. The
mail leaves Mind-n for Homer in the after
noon and the mail FROM Shreveport should
reach Minden before the mail haves fer
Homer. lf this WIZ done we would rec~lv.
our Shreveport papers earlier Instead OF
later than before. The carrier IL also a.
tempting to carry the mail West in one
bors~ vehicle. We are satisfied that this
will prove Insufficient to bring the amount
of mail coming to this place. We hope Tor
I The. best. but we are fearful that our mail
facilities urr to be considerably custa'!-
ed.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-05

We are pleased to learn that as soon as
Congress adj"urus Geu. j. Floyd King.
the gallant Congressman from th. Fifth
Louisiana district, will return to his home
IN our parish, aud give his constituents M
account "f his stewardship in Washington.
Gen. Ming will doubtless NJ the s.tme TIM,
ASK denomination ~ their hands, as a
recognition aud endorsrmrnt Of hi. effort.
to serve them The General has been ON,
OF the most eficicut aud able representa-
tlves III Congress from the southern States.
aud has served the people of bis district
with fidelity aud ability that entitl,,
HIM to thir km,irst consideration. W,
shall lie pleased to meet G.u. King, and
We know that all the constituency ofhi>
district while giving him hearty WELDON,
on his return, will ut the sanlc time xiv,
h'n asNnra"cetha will ronvi nre bim thar
he still occupies high place in their -.
t-rnl aud warm place in their hearts,
Jidaha Senhncl.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-05
JOHN ELLA.

We learn that about the ist of th~
Mouth, colorrd hoy ns,ped Mack Taylor
ct into an alteration with sniur " bite
boys, and h. tonk mp pluw handle and
knocked down one Of the bows, the son
ftiw ard Mcdonald. The blow was ,ctN
severe and the boys life was for n TIM,
thought To hc III danger. Mack TaN loI
immediately ran away to Arkansaw
Nothing more was heard of him until a
skeleton Of u col.r-d hoy Was fuund il,
this iai-h. The coroner. Cheshire. called
MI 10 quest on the 22nd inst. and afi,i
hearing the evidence thu jury drcid,r
that Marh faylnr, aged II years. came :,
his death 10y the hands Of Edv ard NJ
Donald, whu shot him with II hu, >hur
and that he WAS aided and assisted l,l J
j fIcErtt aud John Almond
II appears trom the evidence that rs, =,
men went over into Arkansaw aud nd
mapped the boy and brought him over
into this state, tied him TO a pine aud
then shot him in the head and lett hin
there to he Eat b! the dogs and vulturcs -
~ eb'tT Tribune.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-05
Shocking Scene Attending IN Fra.

LOUISVILLE, CY, July IA .me;,,s
Csdise, Trirg county, says Col /,
Bridges WIS hung here y,si,rdny -
presence 81 the larg,st ,rowd rha,
assembled III tlis county ut the g.
the gsllovs The do,ni,d man ,,Ln..
considerable nervousness, Int ma, :,
ordeal hrIVriy. Bridges took hi.
on the trap, the back cap WAS drarp
his face and the moose adjusted. ST..
Boyd quickly sprung the trap and x,,
dull, heavy thud the body fen. Al q,
instant of ihe fall the moose slpp.a =,
the poor wretch struggled terribly. o.
crrdrd in firung his hands and fee, g.
the cords with which they had -.
pinirnrd. He mad" n desperate s,rr.,.
,o grt upon th" gaIl"ws sgsin. bu, =.
pushed back aud suffered a horrible d.,
by StrangIlatinn. The drop fell :,
exactly 2:20 and in thirty minnie, 1.
was pronounced dead.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-05

Mr. u. n, Harris. II, the proprietor Of 4 I,
Guardian. was. for thirteen or fonr,,,,
days: nnallr to hear al all out Of his nj
ear. Monday ia>t Ar. William Ran~y
vcut home To dinner with him aud tres,s
hi. ear. Since the treatment Mr.. n. n,
hear ~ well ~ hr ever did in his life. II,
j. an instance where the magnetic trvs,.
mrnt proved of great ben-6,. The abo,,
l. strictly true, aud Mr. II will vouch ia
the same. We could mention other e,s,
in which the treatment Of Mr. Rsss,y
gave great relief.