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NOIFELLES DE P4RTOTT.

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Bradstreet porte Ia recolta d 60
f.ton de 1882. aux Etat>-Unis. i g.
100000 bailes: ceile de Ia Louisia-
he, 4 $4,000, contre 5i2,oOO en-
1880.
Dams les douze dernieres annteS,
les EtatS-Unis ont pave un billion
deux cent soixante-dix millions de
dollars, eE interHt settlement. ct re-
duit leur dette de six cent Guaranta
hut millions de dollars.
Les Bourses de st. Louis eft de
Memphis ont enyoy6 ieurs ftlicita-
tons All President Arthur, gui ma
point EegliG6 dams son message les
amGiiorations 4 faire al Mississippi.
lie. p0nt que construisent. sur lie
Lac Pontchartrain. NM. Fletcher.
Wessenberger & Gle, pour lie che
min de fer Erianger, sera termine
lie Ter septembre 1883. II aura une
longueur de six miles.
LIE SeEat DIES Etats- Jnis discute
lie bill dit de ref01me civile. Brown,
4 proposdece bill, declare quill fault
que lie pays sc debarrasse lie raristo
cratic actuelle DIES fonctionnaires
republicans,
Les membres de la chambre de
commerce de New York ont signe
un memoire qui demande au presi-
dent rappel dune assemble spe-
ciale atm de considerer la question
de la reorganization de la marine
marchande.
L'assemblee generate de la Geor-
gle a autorise lie gOuverneur Ste
phens 4 prendre dies arrangements
pour IeXposition DIES produits agri-
coles ct miners de rEtat, a la foire
qui aura lieu 4 Boston Ell 1883.
Les manufactures de Cincinnati
attendent que lie Congress ait deci-
de d'abolir c~ertains droits imposes
par 10 revenu int6rieur, avant de
confectiOnner DIES produits sujets 4
ces drOits. lis ont adresse une peti-
ton au Congress.
II est admis, q Boston, que deux
DANES peuvent aller seules, lie soir,
au theatre, tandis que, partout all
leurs, deux DANES sans cavalier, ne
peuvent sortir lie soir'Gue pour Sc
rendre u assemblies religieuses.
lie bruit court que lie President
DIES Etats-Unis parcourra lie Sud en-
avril proclaim, quill fcra TN stjour
4 Ia Noavelle-Orleans, traverscra
une partie du Texas ct Sen retour-
nera d Washington par la vote de
st. Louis.
NJ. Perry Belmont a soumis ! Ia
chambre DIES repr6sentants des
Etats-Uni son rapport snr lie pro
jet de loi du canal du Nicaragua.
projet don't lie comite des affaires
etrangeres await recommandG Fac
ceptation. NJ. Belmont pense que
la question de la n~eutralit6 dot
ttre tout d'abord reglec avant que
la loi soft sOumise au vote du Con
gres.
I'm journal dit que les ameliora-
tons du cours du Mississippi ct le
relevement de la marine marchande
dies Etats-U nis d~evraient marcher
de pair. II demande, en- consequent
ce, que lie gOuvernement accOrde
$4,000, 900 aux armateurs. II oublie
que lie Mississippi est une propriete
rationale ct que lie gouvernement
nest pas tenu de secourir rindus.
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A week made at home by the IN
40 dust1ions. Best business now be-
fore the public Capital not need
led. We will start you. Mcnt vo-
men. boys and girls wanted every
where to work for us. Now is The
time. You can work in spare time. or give
Your whole time to the business. No OF Der
business will pay you nearly as well. No one
can fail to make enormous pay, by engaging
at once. Costly outfit and terms free. Mosry
made fast. easily, and honorably. Address
True & Co., Augusta, Maine.
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rent sur TN parc0urs lie Plus Ne
5000 miles. LIE nombre DIES paa-
gers transportes annuellement st
de 1,212,4OO,O 900. LIE capital excae
SlJl, COO, 900.
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For sale.

For sale OF Eno!a plantation, Assuml
ton, Sugar Mill and Engine in perfect q
der. Capacity 10 HDS. Ell - hours. Ref
to L. kEEFE, Thibodaux.
D~ec-23-o2-Im.
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FOR SALE.

For sale on account of lcavinc-elcgan
walnut parl"r, bedroom and dinin. room fuk
nitnre complete including china and g1as
ware. Also a valuable property with a tw
story frame dwelling and improvements then
on on Jackson street. Terms Cash. April
to G.. s PpI :
Nov-1l-S2-1m. Ihibolauy. La.
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+. SAMOAN. F:oprittH.I,-Gt.u.,t
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BUREAU: Eneoigun?r "r. ~ L"yn".
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NeE1GE.

Thiaodaux, La, Nov. Goth. 1SS!
Sccled proposals viii he received until d
10th. day of December next for repairs i
"kirenen's Fair Ground"
For plan and specifications apply 10
j. l.. AtCOiN.
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FOR

The house and lot belonging to st. johns
Episcopal Church, situated on jackson stree,
Is for safe. Parties " fishing to purchase tin
same should apply to
s. I. GRISAMORE.
Secretary
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Bradstreet porte Ia racolta d CO.
ton de 1882. aux Etat>-Unis. i g.
100000 bales: ceile de Ia Louisia-
he, 4 $4,000, contre 5i2,oOD en-
1850.
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trie p,rticul;AT2.

Il +r,:+, 4, ...n ,,,+r, los
rn 9n' W' -
- %
~sairns. u0n5nes pa. k president dIl
tte1iaur. sc renIrnn. 4 Washing
ton, Oh IL, So HnettrUllt IN c3nmuni-
cation in%nlr.,;atr ayrt l. general
Grant .t u. T'rns"o+f. co!nmissaires
lps Etsts-Tuis. I.'entrrEur leyait
afa.r reimbursement lea dams IL
Vile de Mexico, maiS d" nouveaux
arrangement, soEt in.rr:2nas, It
c'e.st i a>llin-eo:, III. S-"~,tlt dis
cute, les articles X trait Is.
=, oa,,;+5 ,,5.;,1 .,..,: a,5
n,nn,. =, ,"".-.,tn ~.
~" I'll, - ,nn'|nan 49, -,n;a+ j. ,n;
,1.nii.s.,,4 H., ..n..s~ .,..,+I
4ftr r~evpiyea5 les cnn>uls pou: sci
vices T>htn, Il dies H&vire& a":nri-
c1ias n!Hi tuat L commerce &tran-
@eE il rebuilt aH>Hl It's .raiS dhopi-
til " - cents. Ia question de ZEN
tree. .bre de drolJ, i'll matcr.c' ne
etssl:f2s u Ii construction DIES ma
yires americans. "st foble: actu@l
DIES deliberations du "omlte.
la ures,a amtrica;ue anu-orv. L.
oioiet de la; acrorlanr aiD ono onD
nuIIrrllenrn+ naur l;nstrn.+;,n
nubIinue ellie ex,riu,p. rrnau,,a,+
de-, GRANTEES s,,; b. r]aanirra DOM
2rtt. s,f;m. SARA d;stribu1n ,,,rroi
les .t,rs = los frrrifoirp,. on s,j+
a., ..r.f .,,n H.. n,I. ,r,; ,~,s,nrt
par c%ertalnes mains %n'arrivent pas
tolijoliIs Il leiir destination, &c 4ui
a TAFT dlre Il IN iiomMe pslitiIue
que lie tresor public etait diminue,
cha1ue aimee. de plus de soiXante
millions par les agents charges des
differences administrations.
Inc nouvo1,a in.1,s+.ia ,,r,4+ 1a
v,;, Ionnar =. hons ,.ls,,t,+....i1o
do r4.].-o dos ,r+,,cSos J,r+ las,
nln,es so,4 .; ran1a,rh1a. Ds;s
nnalouas 5+sh,;ssnma,+s o,+ az
fnrmts. Of n nrnsSn 1n Nod enna1
ge les hahitants DIES campagnes 4
de &c no1yeau moyen de
fortune. Cette industrie, dams le
Sud de FAtriqne. ne rapporte pas
moins dc S6,eoO,0 900 tous les ans. II
y a Ell rtcemment, IL assemble
de fermlers Il New York on y a
discute Ia poSsibilite d'eleyer ces
ct la conclusion a etc fayo-
rable an developpement de rindus-
trle.
Lest de la Floride attire spectacle
ment fattention DIES capitalists an
Nous avons dtja parle de
ventes considtrables de terres a la
compagnie tie Londres. lie syndi-
r%eprfsentant les capitalistes,
preside par sir Philip Clark, Went
Iacheter $4,000 acres de la com
pagnie DIES terreS de la Floride. lie
lnois dernier, Ia vente s'etait elevee
i $1,000 acres. Ces terres sont 81
dams les comics de Polk ct
TOrange ct lie prix est lie 81 so par
acra n,,utras c,,;t,1;s+os ,nu,.;,
1nt oAart J.achetar 10 GOA con1nns
40 !, ~onwnoun;o 1o O,~aoohohon
IT nne watson do h,nnue 10 lam
Want 1%,onvr;r dos nsoociat;ons
,dn 1,ayoir los me;llenrs nr;x an
rnn do r.cbot 10 cont ! Jonx cont
,cra< dos +arrnS announcement
nv oon,,.n;o. IN; eon+ n,6c;dIas
NM n;sston Hnav at ,utras
,h;ladnlnhi.ns
a uhe convention oe !o"s les
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ATELIER TT91GGAPUTQUH.


Ayant tout le ~mattricl nGccssaire. nous sem
mes Il Iatma deNfruteT tow les onvrl~es tE-
pograp!iqnes qni nous scrnnt confifS Les
breis davocat, cartes tt'afiail"S. ea:ttes de
features, tickets dhah;tatior. hlancs, ciren-
lalres, etc. serent IE4l1rinl'ss dams lt plus ble1
de.ai ct 4 DIES prix modtrCs.
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NOTICE.

Office of Thihodaux Bridge Co, J
Ihibodaux, La, December 10Th, lSs2. (
In conformity vito the Charter, an election
will be held on Monday January LIST 1888 1T
I'll. W. Tabors store. between the hours of ID
A. NJ, and , O'Clock P. NJ, to elect five Diree
tors and three Commissioners for .he ensuing
year. :
II. w. TABOR.
Dee. Ie-S2 President
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DIR. j. H.. FLEET WOOD
and son.
Have opened their Office at the
Of st. Philip and Thibodau1
Streets. Consultation at all hours.
RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE
SAISONS-

NJ Il. JOHN BOSIO, PEOPRIETAIRE
N1 du RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE-SAIs0sS
PREVENT ses amis de la vile ct de la cam
payne, ainsi que lie public en- generate, quil
"a transfere son restaurant du No. ) do
la rue de Charities an No. III de la meme
rue, pres de St-LouIs. ii profile de cette %.
casion pour remercier le public ct sollieits
en- meme temps la continuation dc son bien
%veillaDt patronage. II inforne EN- outre ses
mi quill IA DIES salons particulars au pre-
mier, ct DIES chambres meublees 4 louer 10
semaln on au mois. Les personnes do Ia
v'ileet della campagne y trOuveront tout u
comfort desirable. lie restaurant sera ouyert
Jusqu'a mInuit.
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A yENDRE.

Tn terrain, magasin TT residences, sitr6 aI5
miles en- bias de Lockpert. S'adr-sScr 4
dec-1S2. Nine. VICTOR FAT
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The legislature.

The last q: the two extra sessions of the
Legislature has adjourned zine die. Tia
| people will receive this Intelligence with
real pleasure, and sincerely thank the
! Governor that he did not call another
extra session. The body was in session
thirty days at n heavy expense TO the
state, for which il has failed to make the
least arpIcC liable return. Tie two extra
lamentahlc and djsgracrful failures. The
revenue bill which was the most important
matter claiming the attention of the Icgis-
lature failed to pass. Indeed there was
scarcely any thing dom which is of any
interest or importance 10 the State At
large. This coming together of our law
makers may possibly do som" good 10y
preparing the minds of our Legislators for
for work at the regular session III May
next, but Of this ~" have little hope We
have learned I" expect nothing from the
disappointed Us and there is lirtle proLa-
bility Of 1t. ever doing So.
We regard 1t aS incompetent of accom-
plishlng may good, and if the regular SEES.
si"n could in some way be dispensed with
II would be- a saving aud an advantage tn
the STATE. III" first regular session Of thi,
important body was not calculated r.
inspire confidence ia either its capacity OF
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The Democrats Illustrated Almas
IA 49,. and
Handbook Of General Information.

An '.rstat wnr. of l2o pages. sil6
,"'.'N DO ~f,, W'rt,d cu inrlv tiuie
'"'N paper, illustrated thoroughly vi
most beautiful cuII.,, ing: aud contaiuir:
h','drN "ii the Information pertaining
the calendar, statistical and general iforr
'h"iI"n Nul"u> Nnli"cts and especially %
"n ihr political and civil divisions popus
non. nan"N of officials. State and munio-
par records at past elections. produeiiOu
I''l''d>' geological formations. etc, 4
,"' STATES 81 Louisiana, Texas. Arkanse
'h''>N','. Mississippi, Alabama aud FlSI
mt. vii, hr ulInG free. ,o.t.,,c urrpss
:" every subscriber 1T the Daily or WrlI
Is IINL~ hINutr,I
N,ud i,mltiauc'N in registered lett;
posi- ~ order "l drali, at our risk.
A"dfts> "li communications and lett,sI
I" The TlMES.DEMOCRAT.
New Orleans, Ia
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Notice of Dissolution

IhE firm of CAMP. DAVIDSON A TFP.
Ut son Is this day dissolved hy mn.
nai consent, Mr.. Camp Withdrawing
J'F">"n Ferguson will contiiruc busi.
nrNN aN formerly. and liquidatc all claim.
against the firm of Camp. Davidson a
,EuS"i' ana all who owe that firm and
with H. will please come forward nmd d,,
50 We take tins opportunity To thank
our ir,'nds Tor patronage and favors ex
ended the old firm, and ask n continuation
ct the same for the new firm.
DAVIDSON Il FERGUSON
Homer, La, Jan. LIST, lSs2.
Mi,rrinS 10 the above notice, | will say
that the dissolution is mutual. and hon.
my friends and the people generally vii
give the new firm liberal patronage.
l.. T.. CAMP.
Homer, La, Jan LIST. l-~2.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-01-11

We publish this week a short poem from
the gifted pen Of our talented occasional
correspondent, Hon. T.. f.. Kidd. of Yer.
non' This poem would have appeared
some months since but from the fac, ,h.,
IL come addressed to Mr.. Hayes, who has
oeen away from home. The letter con.
tanning the poem was not taken from the
ONCE till his recent return. We are al.
ways pleased to publish anything from the
pom OF Mr.. Kidd. His productions are al.
ways worth reading.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-01-11

We call the attention Of business men IN
the Guardian as an advertising medium.
The Guardian has II large circulation in
'iaioorne parish. Our readers ate large.
thrifty, Intelligent planters, who always
nave their eyes open to their own interest
There is no country paper in the State
that reaches q larger number of readers.
"eserd out nearly thousand issues week.
~ We invite the attention of cuisines.
men to these considerations.
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\. &. JONES. Marshal.
ON motion. thu contract tor vofLIn, III.
>'i'''~ ct IT." town ct Ilpm,r for t.,.,l.
IH- ihi'r Nrsl~ "1> awarded IL William,
I1nm"'"~, AZ the sum and prir.. of nina.
hundred and ninety five dollars, To- h.. u,id
quarterly. each year, 20, per pr,ihclti1n-
BE- II enacted hy the Ma,or aud >,l,,,.
men 81 the town of Homer Tina, There ia.
and Is hereby levied and assessed a l.lc,,,,,.
tax i"i the year 49,. within the corrn,,.
tI"n OF Homer, of lfll go ro. Dollar, mn
"n each r'I>"u CT firm selling >uirI'unus
liquors toy the drink. or in quaniitirS l,.s
man on" pint; and TWENTY-FIVE % nO1
Dollars nlon each prr,uu or firm selling
10y th" gallon bottle or otherwise. m man.
ii'N not less than one pint.
lN'gncd' L. II. McCLENDON.
Mayor.
hon, ON motion. the Board adi.nrp.J
III h'N' r'Sular meeting.
'H'In'") l.. II. MCCLENDON,
o.. Mayor.
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EStray Notice.

Mac Of LoHi'idHd-Pdrish u ClaiLo,.
TAKEN mp hy Henry Hall, aud s,r,,
L before j. Ferguson. J. T.. IN anI
ward :. stat" and parish aforesaid. on,
9th day of January, l--2, certain b,
Mare Mule, about II Years old. n 4,
hands high, very rough under the sad
works well appraised ~ $50 90
I'll" owner OF said mule cnI get The a,
by proving property aud pay iug III q,
AT amy time within twelve month. Z,
date Of c>tray
Il. -. HARRISON
Strayma.t.,
january II. l-H2 -.
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For the GUAEDIAN.
r WILL q III T.

BY ,. ,. KIDD.
lis the hour Of feeling,
When the evenings decay
Comes silently stealing
our troubles away,
And the soul on the wings
OF purcst delight,
Enrapturedly springs
In heavenly Hight,
lis the hour of dreaming
Sweet dreams Of uur love,
For the first stars are bcaming
In beauty above.
Aud twilights gray shadows
Lie softly along
The groves and the meadows
Now silent of song.
oh hlcst is the hour,
Elixir of life,
Sweet cordial. whose power
Ever lessons our strife,
Uplifting the weary
trptn cares of the day.
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-Nem JfduetfiAemen,,
JOHN A. RICHARDSos
ATTORNEY AT LAr
HOMER, LA.
January IL l-s2. g.
WANTED MMEDIATEI,
300 Hands.

I'VE want three hundred hands. h..
W make cross-tirs for the RaiIro.i
tween Monroe and Arcadia. We will .
hands S26j twenty-six dollar Der mo.
and board them. PAYMENT will h. -.
IN cash, on the 18Th Of each month
We are willing to sub-lrt cnutr,,..
live, energetic men.
\. {. SlHontuu can be found Al ",
La. and IhoS. \. Jarrett, nj Munros
either Of whom may be addressed !,
gud to the business.
SlMONTON Il GARRFT
jan. II. l--2. o.,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-01-11

The attack Of Gen. johnson upon the
character of Jefferson Davis has no, i'm.
paired the confidence of one in the interri.
~ "i tn" cX-confrderate President. Even
the people of the north do not connt.napcc
the ln'inuation. Mr.. Davis, whatever else
he may he, has made a reputation for hon.
es'y and integrity which few will question.
Gen. johnson has injured himself far NOR.
than he has Mr. Davis. Johnson's friends
mnst regret that ho give publicity 10 the
charge
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-01-11

Congressman JohnElls and Major T..
y Burke differs widely ~ to the political
outlook of Louisiana. Ellis thinks r,at
the field = IIpc for au independent politi.
cal movement that both the old parties
ar" on the eve of dissolution. and especial.
~ the Democratic party. aud that new
party viii come into the field before I'm,
next campaign. Major Burke, on the other
hand, thinks that there will hc no d,vi.
sion IN the ranks Of the Democracy. and
that 1t viii hold the rrin- of govern
mrni for at least a decade yet lie SAYS
that the statement made in a New York
paper to the effect that he was ready 10
lead ia" new movement. is false. He an
nonnces his determination To rcfire from
politics and devote himself to Journal.
ism.
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The Railroad.

= ~ ~ Dc"IurIty' ftl, the Suprfln
. tondent Of the proposed Railroad ruu
ming from Hope, Arkansas, to Monro,
La. Mr. B,ardslry informs us that he ha
just returned from New York. wher, h
procured the money To construct the rua,
from Hope 10 Monroe; prov ldcd the com
pnny succeeded IN procuring liberal dona
tions aud subscriptions from the conntr,
through which the road IN to run; provid
ed, also, survey and location of the road
was made aud right of way secured
About thcs" things there is no probable
difficulties. He also stated that he would
immediately meet the leading business
lncn OF Hope and Magnolia, aud if as rx-
prctcd sntisinctory arrangements were
made with these, work would commence
at once between th"s" two points.
A' most of orr people know, there are
TWO proposed routes from Magnolia to the
southern terminus Of the road. One by
the way of FarurIN lille, and the other
through this place. The route via Homer.
| though some miles Che longer Of the two.
/ presents less difficulty to the construction
OF the road, and would doubtless sccnr.
,,rc,tcr c,,,,,,,o,,,.., -, -,
,,I,,, ,lo -, F'
from Mr.. Bcardslcy, are making vigorous
eNrrtions To secure the road through that
co,,,,r, '''"'
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od ,,., -, '''''
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JAMES HALL,
ARIZONA. Ia

REPAlRER and cleaner Of watches and
L. clocks: Pianos, melodions, organs. ac.
coraions, &c, tuned or repaired. ,Jrw.Irv
ana sewing machines repaired. Music
kept in stock or ordered.
Jan. 4. l--3 oi.i,,
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town COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Town Council met FRIDAY Jan. &. -
Present T.. II. McCl,rduu. Mayor: Is
4. Bridges. G.. G.. Gill. W. W. Arhucklr
\. We'll and J. Il. Ramsey, Sclcctm,n.
The Board was called To order.
Treasurer II, w Iialris submitted hi. re-.
pnit from November. and the Mayor aud
Marshal submitted ihrir reports fom Dee.
| To- Jan q. l--1. which were on motion rr.
cr.yrd aud ordered spread OH the minutes:
u. W. Harris, Treasurer.
l--l In acct. with Curpotatiou. Ir
Nov Z Ed IN srtilcmrnt ihis hIfr ~ II
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Oh cloth should not he washed
with soap. but with lukewarm wa.
ter and a soft cloth, then wiped
with cloth wrung from milk.
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Give Camp or Walker your orders, and
our word for it you will save 33t per cent
on the same grade Of tobacco.
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The weather for the last week has been
cloudy, warm and rainy. The streets nrc
loblolly Of mud. Oh, for a few days Of
sunshine.
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HOMER. La,
Wednesday------.---Jan.1 II, 1889.

We call attention to the proceedings OF
the Police Jury found on the fourth page
of this issue.
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Grease aud Stain Remover At shelton's.
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bowels. '"'
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Co Education.

has been rapidly gaining ground for tn
+, past few years. The old idea that on
: girls should only acquire few shallow
= accomplishments, smattcrinE of som,
modern language, little music, DRAWN.
and some others considered of even les,
Importance, il giving way 10 more adj
Nancrd and enlarged views. Educator,
are eontcndlnE that girls should be- taught
something practical aud useful, that a lib,
'ral course of study is essential and nrcrs.
sary to prepare them for the sphere they
are to fill in life, aud public opinion is
demanding more thorough and extended
course OF study for frmalc-. The age
when her capacity can Ice questioned is
past. In many Of the first institutions of
learning in this and other lands she ha,
been thrown into competition with BOYS
aud borne Oft the prize and the scholar.
snip ~ spite Of the cxrrtiuns of what has
long been considered stronger minds
Even in mathematics, the abstrusc urinci-
pies of which she has long been re-
Gar'''d ~ incapable of gra>ping, she has
shown herself To BE- the equal if no, the
superior of her long -cf.constitntcd ,up..
nor In these institutions to which rnls
have been admitted. they have shown
thcm-rlNc, capahl" If grasprg and com
pretending the course of study. and IN
not u fr" Instances, they haze attained
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+. II. M,CLrNuuN. Ma,or.

To the Hon. Mayor aud Sci,,,mru If the
town Of Homer:
Iru'lrm"n-l herewith submit IN, TO-
."r' Tot the mouth of Dec. ending Jan GtL
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We call attention TO the card of Mrssrs
Slm"nton and Garrett. These gentlemen
desire To employ hands to wotk on the
railroad and are offering liberal wages.