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The Cecil Whig., 1882-12-30
Gamers Meeting.

A preliminary meeting preparatory to the
organization OF IL Gamers association for
Hartford and Cecil counties assembled in
the City Hall, Havre de Grace, on Saturday
last, the 23rd inst. The following packing
firms were represented: MesSrs Hopper
Bros, :. J. Seneca, Jav Bros. John Briney,
Geo. V. Mitchell, Brown & Carr, Silas Il.
Bailey, John F.. Hopkins 4 Bro, John :.
Ward, Michael Ferrol, b. V. Preston, l.. X.
Holloway & Son, A. Cooley & Bros, and
Amos Thompson. S. j. Seneca was elected!
President, and W. S. McCombs, Secretary
of the meeting.
The subject of H." proposed incr":,~> ~
tinplate duty, as reported by the Tariff
Commission from l 1-l0 cents per III. the
present rate, to cents per b., was discuss
ed at considerable length, by Messrs. Hop
per Hancock, Cooley, Seneca, Hopson and
others, and in view of the fact that the
measure is now before Congress, it was de-
ci,led to send committee of five TO Wash
ipgton to interview our Representatives and
Senators in Congress, and to appear before
the Ways and Means Committee in opposi-
zion to the measure. us one calculated TO
infiict severe blow to the canning industry
of the country. The committee appointed,
which included the president 10y motion,
were MeSsrs p. L. Hopper, OF Hopper Bros. :;
| A. F. Brown, of Brown & Carr; Johns II.
| ,Janney, S. j. Sen-ca, A. Cooley, Of a.
! Cooley & Bro, and Hon Murray Eandver,
Of Nardiver, O>mon X Co.
A committee of five, consisting of +.
Hopper, A. Cooley, A. p. Brown, John
| Houhins and John s. Ward, were appointed
10 draft form of petition, and have same
printed, and secure signatures thereto pro
testing against proposed increase OF import
duty on tinplate
A committee consisting of Z. l.. Hopper
S. S. Jay and Geo. V. Mitchell, were ap
nointed to draft Il plan of organization fu
an association of the fruit and VeSetabl
: packers of Hartford and Cecil counties, III
same to be presented at an adjourned NEE
ing TO be held in the City Hall, Havrr {
Grace on Saturday, January 9th, at III
o'clock p. H., which call was signed by Il
fifteen firms represented at the meeting, ar
: is now being circulated.
The Trade, Grocer, ahd Sea World,
Baltimore, had representatives at the 'net
. ing, as had also the BLAIR Times.
, \ lively interest has been manifested
/ the proceedings OF the meeting. and II
attendance on Saturday, h" 9th "f 'januai
+ promises TO he largely Increased and a ms
: important gathering. As will be seen
| published call, it is proposed to embrace
: the mem ber,hip of he association the pac
: .rs of both Hartford and Cecil counties
4 This is Il commemorative course and must at
: to the future usefulness of tie aSs"rlat'
and the members belonging to same.
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The MinStrelS.

Huntington hall was packed Saturday
night as it has seldom been packed before
aud Duprez and Benedict MINISTRIES received
IA welcome that they will not soon forget
The entertainment deserved the favor witt
which it was greeted. 1t was throughout q
minstrel performance of the best order
The singing, both by the soloists and chorus
was excellent, the songs and jokes were a.
new and taking as the costumes of the per
formers were fresh and brilliant, and the
entertainment left nothing to be desired
The srecialties in the way of wholesale
banjo players and end men gave much sat
isfacton; and the bnrlesque opera, Sarah
Burnt Heart" and "The Polar Bears,
We're capital acts which were heartily on
ijuyed.-Lo'reH Courier, Mss, Sept I, 1889.
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A Quiet Wedding.

AT the home of the brides parents, nj
Harlan's Mills, near New Leeds, on We'd
nesday, Goth instant, Mr.. George Mclnflrr,
son of Thomas McIntire, Esq, of this coun-
ty, was married to Miss Hannah Harlan,
second daughter of George Harlan, Esq,
member of the Board of County Commits
sioners of this county. The wedding was a
quiet one, no one being present save mem
bers of the families of the contracting par
ties Rev. James McIntire, of this town,
performed the ceremony.
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"A Drop of Joy in Every Word.

DIR. Il. y. Pierce, Buffalo, y. v: Three
months ago was broken ont with large III
cers and sores ON my body, limbs and face.
l psocure your Golden Medical Discovery
AID .Purga,ive Pellets and nave taken
sis. ysol.4e, aud day l am in snod heait h,
ali those ugig ulcers having healed AMI ief1
nv skin in j natnral, healthy c"nhlii"n.
ttlught 1t ONE tti;:r that r"n!d not Ut
cared Although can 1ut poorly express
,,sy gtat,,ude to you, yet ,hsTe is drop oi
" IN exers yord write.
! S.,t,rs truly, JAMES O. i5Ej.LiS.
Pennington, \. j
,,n ,co.efg" sold by druggists.
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Marriage of Prof. Wilmer.

Prof. Edwin Megredy Wilmer, son ei
Col. Edwin Wilmer, formerly of this coun-
ty, was married on Tuesday evening last, in
Baltimore, to Miss Alice b. Placide, daugh-
ter of the late Henry s. Placide, prnni-
nent business man of that city. The cere,
mony was performed by the Rev. II. r.
Naylor, Pastor of the Madison Avenue NJ.
f. Church, at the residence of the brides
mother, No 319 Madison Avenue. Only
the immediate families of the bride and
groom We're present at the ceremony, which
being celebrated at s o'clock was followed
hy Il reception until II p. NJ, until which
hour the spacious parors were thronged by
il crowd of invited guests. On Wednesday
morning Mr.. ard Mrs. Wilmer started on Il
short bridal tnur to Philadelphia and New
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former, and unless each one reads for him
self, and thus secures the necessary Inior-
nation, he may be led astray and snifer the
loss of many ducats thereby. The new law
is perfect steel trap, when it closes down.
Ii ,eral and free in the allowance # dis
cunts 70, early payments, not one hour OF
its time after the bills mature will it give,
but snaps down promptly, and virtually
says, now pay up 1T once or l will squeeze
you to death" No one need be caught,
however. Ample notices have each week
been given and are yet given, and all who
are landed in this last sweep Of the net may
thank Themselves for II.
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A Canary Bird

makes one Of the incest Christmas presenis'
his sweet voice being constant reminder
OF the .louer. The newly imported Night
singing canary is the best az II sings oy
lamplyht ~ we'll AS during the day; the
cost is 81 so. Cages be had from 81 w
for a nee brass cage up to $1,000 for silver
plated one.
The best place to go for these things Is to
the retail department Of the BIRD FOOL
COMPANY, 237 South Eighth street, PM
ad-lphia. They have the largest STOCK o'
ali kinds OF birds, cages, aquarinms, fin.
bred dogs. etc. in America Canaries car
be sent by express with perfect safety,
printed guarantee given with every bird.
Dee 9-3w
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Gamers Meeting.

at a meeting of the undersigned, canners
of Hart,ri county, held AT Havre de Grace,
Dec. Ord, "A committee was appointed TO
draft II plan of organization for Il perrna
p.ut association of The fruit and vegetable
hackers OF Hartford and Cecil counties, be-
ii-viny our mutu Il interests would be great
ly sui,>-rv.d thereby. The report will be
submitted To u meeting 10 he held In the
Civ Hall, Havre dc Grace, SATURDAY,
January G:h, ii, l o'clock T. NJ. The pack
.rs of both Hartford ani Cecil counties are
invited to unite with us i'll this association.
HOPPER Bios,
s. j. SENECA,
JAY Bios,
JOHN Il. lNEY,
gro V. MITCHELL,
Brown & CARR,
SlLAS X. BAILEY,
d HoPpINS & BRO,
JoMN :. WARD,
MICHAEL FERRoI,
B. V. PRESTON,
L. r. HOLLOWAY x Son
A. COOLEY & BRO,
4 AMOS T!OMPSuS,
i WAsHINGToN x HILL.
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A Distressing Death.

On Thursday, the 21St inst, Mr.. John r.
Chapman, Il young man and former resi-
dent of this town, now Of Virginia, and
Miss Ella NJ. Arbuckle, daughter of Daniel
y. Arbuckle, Esq, We're married, at the
| residence of the brides parents, in the
Fourth district. The bride, who was only
twenty wears Of age. was never physically
strong and fo- some time past has been nm
| usually unwell, though not apparently ill
enough to arouse solicifude among her
friends. The wedding passed off merrly,
many friends being present to offer con-
gratulations and to wish the newly married
couple a long and happy married life
Alas! how often our fundest hopes are
doomed to bitter disappointment, and how
little we dream of what is in store for us in
the future. In this case, the fair young
bride, instead of having before her a long
and happy life with the husband of her
choice, WAS doomed, within titty-six hours,
to Il second bridal, this time with that grim
and frighfful groomSiuan-death. Illness
seemed to grow upon her from the honr of
Ter marriage, and she rapidly exhibited
symptoms of an alarming character until
Sunday morning, only thirty-six hours from
the time Of her marriage, she passed away.
Arrangements had been made for her to ac-
company her husband to Alexandria, Va
on Wedn"sti:y last, but instead, her life
less remains We're, upon that day, followed
to the grave by her grief stricken husband
and parents, accompanied l'y Il large con
course Of syrGlathizinu friends and ac-
quanfrEccs. The cau,e of death in this
case seems to be Somewha in doubt. Some
physicians ascrihe it to an atircrion of the
heart. while others charge ii 10 Bright's
disease, the majority, 50 far as numbers are
concerned, charging it t. the latter.
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CECIL WHIG, E14K1ON, SATURDAY, 30

to mention that many original features were
introduced, among which were the bur
lesque French opera "a la Sarah Burnt
Heart" which was full of melody, the
"Polar Bear farce, the banjo orchestra,
twelve in number, and the musical philoso-
phers-all of which were excellent. .--LoaceH,
Mass, Morning Times Sept. I, 1882.
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Personal! To Men Only!

THE VoLrAIc BELT CO., Marshall, Mich,
will send DIR. DYES CELEBRATED ELEC-
Tko-EOLTAIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC AP-
PLIASCES on rrial for thirty days to men
(young or old) who :re afflicted with Nrr-
vous Debility, Lost Vitality and Manhood,
and kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy
and complete restoration of health and
manly vig,r. Address as above. y. b
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Read and Reflect

1t is but a short season until
the Holidays. and to make room
for Holiday Goods we must sell
some of our large stock of Furnl-
ture. such as Parlor Suites. Cham
ber Suites. and everything that is
necessary to make good home
comfortably. TO do this in so
short time there must ne an IN
ducement, and that will be price,
quality and style. Come and see
for Yourselves. We have also a
large stock of Carpets, Lace Cur
tains and Draperies, and last but
not the least in demand, 4 good
Shade with Fixtures complete. for
45 cents each.
GROVES, THOMPSON x GROVES.
No. l2ao \ 1924 Market St, Phla.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-12-30
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS IN
The Hosiery Department.

PURE SILK HJSE FIR LADIES.
Cardinal. New Cardinal, Sultan D,rk Myrtle,
Navy Blue. Black. French White Ivory White,
SKY Bnc. LI2ht B.ue. Rose Pink and Pale Pink,
VII. silk Clocks S;5.1i.
II RE >iLk HOSE FOR ENrLEMEN.
Back. bark Myrtle. Navy Blue. Cardinal and
Satan. Silk t'iurhed 81. ~.
;CkE SILK HOSE FOR CHILDREN
French Nn.tr. Light Blu. and Ivory White.
BL iCk SPCN-SILK HOSE.
fur Gcttlcmcu. cu......................$i .$i.O0.
SPTN-SlLk HOSE
- x LAi1ES In Cardinal. Navy; Garnot.
y rk t;r"cc. DtrN Brown, New Brown and Bronze
s. ~.
FOR GENILEM EN--Cariinal, Navy, Garnet
;li.d BronZr-9l..I
FOR CHILDhEN-ln Cardinal, Navy, Garnet
SKY B.uG and PINK.
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DIED.

CHAM EKLAiN.-Decembe her 23, 1881, neaf
Princirio, Cecil County, John c. Chamber
LAIN, aged i3 years.
BorLpE. On Thursday, Dec. u in Viii
miugrnn, Del Charles J. B,uldxn formerly
of his county, in his Doth year
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French CardiGan Jackets

Fij!t CHRISrMA> PRESENTS
FOR CiENTfIEAEN 10. s. and S7.5 So.
Fbii /. DIES. with ana wIthUu; Sleeves, in
Rack. Navy Il uc. B.own. Rronze. Green Gar
i.yI. Nil.t! ,e, Cardinal, Dark and Light Gray
-. 10 =, ~.
iI'E Hosiery i)a.1rFinprt
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~ The King of Denmark is truly pa
ternal monarch. Finding that during the
recent severe weather the royal foot guards
We're suffering greatly from Colds and
Coughs, this good old gentleman ordered u
supply of DIR. Bills Cough Syrup for them
and now the sentrieS are happy.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-12-30
A Sufferer from Rheumatism.

l iimpeh about for years with cane, and
conld not bend down without eNcru%iltiug z
pain Parker's Ginger Tonic effected an
astonishing cure and keeps me we'll. 1t is
infallible. NJ. Guilfoyle, Binghampton, \.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-12-30

FOR CHRISTIANS PRESENTS.
SIZE. Alpaca. GIncham-all styles.
Most urll>tIc Handles III Silver, Ivory, Corne-
lians. and Choice Woods
Our ~. lanes Umbrella is the gem of the sea
san. Il folds within III" compass OF a cane.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-12-30

-. p Y. Pierce's Golden Medical
t'n,. 'rss every kind of humor,
worst srrofula. vi "t'''o" W 'he
Four to six BATTLES cure >as.
tetter.
One to five bottles cure the worst kind Of
pmpes on the face.
Two to four bottles clear tho system OF
boilS carbunrles, and sores.
Five to eight bottles cure corrupt or run
ming ulcers and the worst scroiula.
By druggists and in halt-dozen and dozen
lots ut great discount.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-12-30
Christmas Presents

IN LINEN DEPARTMENT.
i'inr 'itnIeclUths AMI Napkins to grace the
Christmas Board, choice designs. two to four yards
IuI:c. IL very low prices.
Frimscd rabIccoths and Dovles
with assorted borders.
Pain 'i"g;c!-.
Turkish Towels.
Hand Embroidered Towels &c
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Ladies' EruIisi1 JERSEYS

FOX CaklSl. LAS PRESENTS.
3n Black. NAVY B.ue. Brown, Dark Green and
G..IAuI With ribbed cuffs and neck. -.
:-.0.c -upI- buUtOle,i. Si.5J
Ii itos.cry Department.
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THE iiHRh HWS.
l.lkton Markets.
REPORTrb nY u. ScoTl = nRO.
Baltimore Markets.


Corrected Weekly by y. H. Hchael d. Sons,
CRAM and Pruduce Commission Ncr-
chants, ~ .M'EiIerry's Wh4,J.
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nncu ctcn. whcl been U
neXrelen ntuntyt seen
~ s5T &7s
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All styles ani al! the iaSteniu 5. &!.ya. 81 3
$50, s. 10. $50. $50, So.
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(Hjy1}re:.'.s y listers
LU3ies' TIiufey fGiGreN.

Have had their day with us Tor this season. and
such reductions have been made ia OF stock
e: them usually insure II clean sweep.
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D W g. Branch Penna. Railroad.
)CAII BRIEFS.

Connects on Tuesday next, when the
psrrarse will be again taken up.
p,Nm. Schouler will hold service IN
St. Autine Church, tomorrow at p. NJ
-paomas H. Musgrove, of Philade'-
NH, It Christmas day with friends IN
this to
-RWm. b. Rose will preach IN the
rlkto. NJ. Church, tomorrow, morning
and eng.
we requested by the Principal to
,n,o, that the Elk on Academy VIII
re.opa Weduesd y next.
of nineteen packages arriving here
Inv .ys, on Saturday before Christmas
seveu were said to contain whisky OF
othepng liquor.
last, the cancer physician, is ex-
rsct, the Rising IN, VIII re he may br
conl at the residence of Jas +. Halnes'
See ard in to days issue.
new cases of smallpox are report
an, anear Freeman's Mills, in SaSsafras
\scnce the death of Young Anthony
irons disease, a week OF ten days as"'
Thelents are becoming anxious
John Polk Clayton, of the Baiti-
r,onstem House. son-in-law OF Mrs.
Care johnson, (whose death we an
pouiu this issue has been confined to
the { by neuralgia OF the bowels.
jig to inclement weather, the enter
taiu at Persons Grove school house
will,ostponcd until New Iear's even
ing. mission, 20 cents; children, III CTS
Proctor the benefit of the school. All
are i'll.
-lins,reltroupes seem to he making
a dies upon this town. Lew Simmons
f,m0mpany appear at Odd Fellows
Hallight, and Duprez \ BENEDICT 5
mann combination are billed for next
FrriS:aviisht,
Twill of Caroline c. Clark, deceased,
7.,,e oiewark, has been admitted I" pro-
hatp bre Register BiGES and teSranentarS
tpttprsrIllttt 10 ~ - N'''' ~
The ate If the deceased, which Is dis
,,ose,lhy the will, is estimated ut Si1,ooo.
C. Jotn Clay, on Wednesday last,
broreto this market some of the largest
nix e, seen here. They We're caught III
III. FL River and number of them
werhe from five to six pounds. The f>h
III fba gtrafst
C-s r,led mp the entire lot, and they
u.re a,rlv se.ved ont to his customers.
A vplea;aut social event took place,
IN Cbrnas ,hy, at the residence of Mr..
oB. LIN, nar North East, it being the
marriaef his daughter, Miss II Mamie
Logan, Mr. Addison f. White, of the
same ,hhorlood Rev. Dr. Shermer, oi
Bay vi performed the ceremony, in the
,resenc few friends of the contracting
parties.
--Wiur,Post. No. ., department of
Maryland,AA. L having obtained the
services ofr d. Saphar, will again pre-
sent the q military ailegory entitled,
"The Gerr Volunteer, to the citizens OF
North Eaad vicinity. on the evenings of
January 18th, and 9TH, 1883, at the Iron
(omran yuildings. Doors open at 6"o
p. NJ. Assion, % cents.
-Readou should see the newly fitted
lp exiiitn and sales room for paints
ONLY. at ichells, fitted up and arranged
bv DR.. Cyells. this week. The room Is
in the Enent, the one occupied for
number years as barber shop. 1t Is a
large roc and allows ample space for the
di.nlav paints in all varieties, and the
NNr,octor fitted it up in the first style OF
IL art.
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CHiilrelt'S FfOrEG fE3s0
ffNCP{OchS.

Really haHdsam" garments. NEST Of them HiTcr
inn ortatonS from t:crlin. Selected styles. il.ajt
to the order OF cur huyer. The h.st shapes mos
careful makes and low st pr Were what V,
aimed for The activity in sales would seem I,
Say that all three are success
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Pure iIk Underwear
Umbrellas

For LiDLE, AND Gr,NILEM
roar. SIX, Nine and Twelve Thread. at lowest
prices.
In Hosiery Department
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and satiStac'" y s''ih "'
~ wise taken UP i writing me necessary GU
,orsements up'' the thousands Oh papers II"
H. office
H. Johu aylor, of Colorado, son of
;obn t,vlor. AMI nephew of the
the la Taer. of this town is visiting
,"te '"S'- V. u. Taylor resides within a
aerer, where hr has been 10
Gated for ~
of the ceksN4 .,'.,u ,rha
iuvalidfG%NyHK ;;, d;.,r;o,
county ~ ,,,, o,,,
Mr.. Tai&A !, fn,r, and then
residinGYA of ,,,;a.nca Mr.
going tdaa~ Ar, ,,,,, -,,.i,, ,f
Taylor is ny -
the Feltonf -,
A gang
white and cosn"
cougrecatipp po
Church streets il ..,ui
other exercise to- .Ness poo
tion. durjng this cte 81. 4, haN -.
tn a,nu.iug ,hemsel\-f fs, Wing h:
stnr.s or whatever 90. sv upon (.
roof Of the builljig, y ~upDccuili ilieu
They We're the other day observed 10 pe Gu
gagged in thrswing heavy Jagged or ckS ana
stones rs nigh in the air hs they We're able
and in such u direction that they <onid tail
upon the tin roof OF lEe porch. 40 'touot
cutting and breaking ]" ID ihah' places.
Our advice to them Is to stop thes" pr'ct'ceS
before they get into trouble.
mol, ,,,,.i. ,.,,-
~, ,d ,,,,,y Ii.is ,,,,srarar
s, cham tn. ,..,,. ;lIus-
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h'o'' ~ t,a ro,,o..' ~,
"i''" '"s '','
"''r ,'..,.;a, hoo,, .,,, ,v;thin
P"' up .", .,,..
.,,, =, ,ho ,,.b;. of ,;.;.
,,,. of ,,.orl, ,b,bIv .r,. not aware that
Observation-Disclosures lialIeto arrest and nm
;l.nt ,berebx There il p,en,v of law
nr.re,, sucb occurrences. and all i, needs
:; ,,ron.r enforcensnt These hill tearers
- h u.,ob., i, tho f,,n,a
~, .s
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Gents Lined kiI dasH Dog
SI.ilI G{0rpS.

In all the ,j:voritc lastcnngs sl.u0, @i.gj 9i.,l
Sl.7j. $50. :! -. - 81 and IS -.
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lS. Eossell. : to the
,ouns, Sne' ACwssk

from PM - = { -
Office. a full
Mr. Rossell d visrd The ni'TIs,-----~Spon e;'ch
If the stamps and they ar" very complete
a satisfactory, saving much time other
taken UP :, writing the necessary en-
,orsemeuts up,, the thousands OF papers IN
tn, office.
,r. John aylor, of Colorado, son "l
.,, J.. Ne John tlylor, AMI nephew OF thu
,.,a a. TaSr, of this town is visiting
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-19

Fashion, Household Affairs, Etiquette and
kindred matters. Its literary department
is Of the highest order. Its illustrations
comprise exquisite engravings from the
worss Of eminent artists, with portraits
local sketches and amusing comic pictures.
Its communications with the Capitals of
Europe is such rs to enable il to make i'm
mediate announcement Of all the changes
and notifications in styles that take place
in the centres Of fashion, thus enabling it's
readers TO dress in the most becoming at
tire at the smallest expense. This feature
alone is worth to n family many times the
subscription price, -. The Magazine and
l,azar will be sent to one address one year
for 81.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-19

A. F.. Wilder j. Just back from New Or.
leans where be laid in a large .,ocl If
~ a'a shoes and gents clothing and
furnishing goods, which he will open out
IN The wsss room of the Bridges q McCra.
n'e oaid'ng % the first of January next.
ms friends are invited to call aud exam.
Inc his stock and prices. Till the first Of
January Mr. Wilder will be found at Kor.
tune old stand, next door to the pos,
office, where he is in charge Of Kortum's
entire stock Of jew-lry TO which he has
added large lot of toys and fancy holiday
goods Of all kinds, which he is Offering al
bottom prices. lie has also engaged the
services Of Mr.. W. A. Johnston, n first class
Jeweler, who will repair watches, clocks
&c, III workman like manucr.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-19
NOTICE..
LAND OFFICE Vt Nkw ORLEANS, La,
November n, lrs2.

LAND OFFICE vt Nrw ORLEANS, La.
November n, irs2
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
N following named settler has filed mo-.
ticc Of his intention 10 make final proof
in support Of his claim, and that said prouf
will hc made brfnrr the Judge or Clerk Of
Court at Homer, La, on December 3fh,
lss2. viz:
Andrew J. Wehh. Homestead No. S3s, NJ.
=, for the T.; Of SEt. sWt If SIT See. l.
and NWt OF Nh Ssr. ", Township ~
Range 4 W, Louisiana meridian
lie names the following witnesses 10
proye his continuous residence upon, au,l
cultivation of. said land. viz: Geo W. Mel.
..I John n Nelson, Hardy II. Howard and
David we;,h. of Claiborne parish, Ii.
GEO. RALpEY. Register.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-19

Leon VI. Carter, in addition To the larG-
est lot Of toys and other Christmas goods
ever brought tu Shreveport, is the leading
man in pure drugs and chemicals. ili'
stock of drugs is large end complete and
will he sold 1T prices which defy c"inrefi-
tinn. Special Inducements offered t" IN"
country trade. We take pleasure III cum
mrnding Carter 10 our readers. lie - Il
fair and liberal dealer.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-19


Professor Tee, the distinguished Meteor.
ologist and Weather Prophet Of 81. Louis.
has issned his Annual Weather Forecasts
for l-s3, in which, besides foretellng the
weather for every day in the year, and
clearly explaining the theory on which his
predictions are based he gives much other
information concerning atmospheric phc-
nomrnou-the whole designed not only TO
give the facts ~ 10 the weather, but to
teach the masses the facts determining
weather changes. In the present number
the Professor has timely article oil Com.
cts" and also on Electricity "a "The Fuel
Of the Future" In view of the terrible
storms of last summer. his "Notons about
TUrnadocs" are specially interesting, and
his directions for guarding against their
destructive effects, possess rare practical
value. The pages of the Almanac for
la-3 are further enriched by . variety of
fresh, popular and instructive matter re-
lating to the fascinating science of Meteor
ology-ihr whole making the most com
plct. aud nsrful annual for the farm, the
household and the shop ever published
For sample copy and terms to the trade
aud to agents. send ~ cunts 10 Thompson,
Tic- & Lillingston, nf -. Louis, Mo.
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