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moro lbnn 100000 In orocl, Of any previous

moro than 100000 ln excess Of any previous
''fbo total shipments o%foot,on nom india since
January 1 have been 10000 halcf againf,
qTlOOJ bnlCs for thc same time lu 1881. Tho total
sbipmcnts from ludia ia is4i wut0 l,8lO,OOO
bales. Hence. from these few figures can DC os,
tlmn'cd how disastrous 10 English commerce y
wOnld be- ifthe Old long aud circuitOus ROME
around the Cape of Good Hope ma to pS ~,
sumed. A. far as regards the shipments lfoin
Epypt. thov amounted ~ over 100000 bales,
equal 10 10000 bales Of American cotton, Fgt
the season ending September !, 1851, TO July/s
this year, they amounted 70 I'LL pales, aBo'ha'
2gq.h7i for the same time last year.
The time OF gathering the Egyptian cotton
crop Is II little earlier than ours, heure " would
only be the new crop that may b. materially az
fected by the war, as the bulE 0s inc Ola crop
has already beenshipped r.o,,
Cotton Is cultivated in Egypt in two different
ways one called "Niggaiu' and the olheG
Bali" In the first ease irrigation begins as
soon rs the seed is In the ground, by steam
! pumps and other means, and Is continued III
I regular intervals for some time every tweni'
tieth day, LATER Oh every tenth or lWeHlH
day. TheJHelds thus worked produced gehet
ally an Xcrage crop of four to I'VE canlalsi a
cantag equals 9S pounds of cotton per iauuNt
iabyTt one English acre. Fields bordering OF
Cs1nls, which dry up during the low Nile, %
fthose belonging to the smaller planters, WI,
possess no means OF arlllelal lgllgul0h, nv
planted Ball; they are solely irrigated by w
Nile, and consequently the result Of the crop i
dependent on IN early supply Of water IRON
the Nile. Though soWn az the SslH'
time as the Missain; the oi If Gigh d rSm@5I
TO feed the canals ard fields, the result !
therefore less, and hardly exceeds two calltar
per faddau. A low or late Nile does not alice
the Size of the crop; whilst the Bali cotton ma!
be partially or altogether destroyed by a late o
insufficient Nile, The latter is, however, o
quite rare occurrence
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02
LIVE STOCK.
TODAY 9 QUOTATIONS

TODAY 3 QUOTATIONS.
BEEF UATTLE-Butchers stock, so.
BARREN cows-Fat 2495A centh.
SUrpprNG-2iSN4 cents.
STcCK-Per head, S9tGSl6.
MICH Cows-With calves, f259S40.
Hoes-Corn-fed, &c gross; timber fat sHSiH;
stock, 2H63.
sHEEP-Mutton, Sx@SK cents; stock, per head
HoBsEs-Extra fine, per span, s9oO@s501 fancy
harness, sl50@s0G livery harness. s'bSsI'o;
MULEs-Extra heavy sl259S2OG medium s5Os
co small s30q50
An exchange says: "Tao attempts Of Texas
stock-raisers 10 Introduce short,hoin cetue IN
that state have been attended with great lots.
OF imported cattle, three years old ana up
ward, from SO to 20 per cent. die before they De,
come ~accltmated. Younger cattle DO betcr, anu
Of young calves the loss. with proper care y not
greater than Is to 20 per cent. The change OF
food and climate brings on a feyerish condiion,
possibly analogous to that experienced by
human beings. Cattle, however, that get
through the first year In Ie1as 90 wen a, ,bc
country Is now grown in Texas, that the quality
OF Il has become a matter OF general concern,
The survival Of the Short-horns Will maks q
great change for the better In The course OF a
The pittsburgh stockmRn says: They are
now talking Of a mutton famine beyond the
Atlantic, just as a few months ago some sensa,
tiOnalists talked ola beef anime IN the Onlleo
states. We fail 10 see any threatening danger a
his time Of n dearth OF mutton in England
The high prices Of sheep over there must sum
ulate production TO q wonderful extent IN tne
next year or two, and in the meantime tne
United States can be drawn upon almost with
out limit for this meat 50 dear TO the Enghsh-
man
The Chicago Times of last date says There
was a firm tone and strong prices for desirable
grades Of either native or western steers AND
the demand for fat cattle was all that could DC
desired on both local or. shipping account
The movement In the lower grades, however, a
was 70 have been expected, was SLOW, and com
mon consigunents OF nearly oil kinds were dis.
nosed Of with q good deal Of difficulty. Good IA
butchers stock met with n Satisfactory market
and a liberal aggregate amount Of business was
transacted by dressed and canned beef opera.
tors a. veilas By buyers for the seab0ard and
Intermediate points. There were several good
- urime drores Of natives s0ldattaBe5 tl,end
IN A c0uple Of extra lunches Of l.5f3 and l,t7t
pounds. respectively. g. 5oe6 s. wns realized
the lighter u The two selling 81 the OUTSIDE hg-
urc Common 10 good fair steers ranged n
H74 e. snd very common 70 pretty good cow
81 ~ aEE-tbe tufk selling 81 tAstfAg1
Teras through cattle were qu0uble a. sAf5s
ana western half breeds and American
range steers af f8as a. according 70 quality,
Good stock and feeding steeu were wanted ~
furv former prices, and eastern dairy calve.
vefs he'd e tae16B per head ths oherinF'
faIuu small
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02
HARDWARE.
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS..

Axes-Collins', per dozen, $50: Gold Dollar,
per dozen, 500; Diamond Edge, per dozen,
loco; Double Bit 2oO0.
per cent; Ames' list steel goods, discount 90 and
Rubber beltlng-Discount so per cent
Nalls-hOO rate.
Horse nAils-NorthWesten. No. 2 $50; No s.
SOS per box.
Iron-4c rate.
sheet iron-E B, &C; galvanized, discount -
per cent.
sEiilets and Ids. SC per pound; sugar kettles
facks-In boxes 100 papers / 50 per bon.
Grub hoes-Per dozen, 300; railroad pickA
MSttocl.-per dozen, 100.
acales-Fairbankk discount Is per cent
Howe, discount 3 per cent
Tin plate-L G.. fa114 per boz, soc; l. c. 1lx
On. per box, 500; Terne 1911 per box 30;
TinrSre2pcoed. discount 50 per cent.
stamped, discount 20 Der cent
soider-Sc. ! Dc: No. IL and Ia ic per
Rabbit metsl-lOt 10 I5c per pound.
Bar lsad-71 lac per ponnd.
no. duck hOrse eoliars+ o0per Dozen
Hanes-two loop 40 per Dozen, three loop.
BaeE bsnds-three inch, LIS per dozen.
Pafbed vfre-kaeHc
The Industrial World Of Chicago. says Of one
TIME to be very FcArce. The mills are vel
STOCKED with orders Gee agent Represents thai
hfs nil has orders ahead for over W0o kegs
and that Of those sent bF him 70 The MIL thert
dlIon Of the business Of his one mil H. q fmi
Illustration Of AL The Others There are verJ
Halt stocks I'm this market In facl some = 1eI
ear hardly be Obtained Tor love Or money
The following table. showing tha number 81
blarf fn-rsces IN nVere i'm IN The Irlted states
on fhe 1t OF Ocfgber for six ycars pet indicate
That more iron IA being made In ne Cntec
efafes to-day han ever before
SO. o. fur 10. 81 fr.
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TRADE ITEMS.

A Selma. Alabama, cotton factory has de-
clared a dividend, semi-nnnual Of per cent
A goose 6 years old is on exhibition at the
n Nebraska City canning factory has put mp
lO0OOO cans this season..
TOf ate The receipts Of coal a. Minneapolis
have averaged more than iol caIigaus petua2
II Is said hathOp buyers are making CONTRACTS
for next years crnps Of this productn Niscon,ln
At 50 cehts Ter puJud. c.,
last wear Great Britain made nearly 2Tuo.OOo
tons Of puddle iron, and imported NoO0 tohs De-
The riee Of beef has gone down % per cent
In View York since dressed meals have peen
sent 70 that market IN Refrigerator cars ron
Isrsrson Is the baussr eotion- producing
county In Arfansas. leads the van with "a
600 bales, and Phillips county comes next win
Ifis ala nat Australia has more meai-pro-
dnci1e animals IN proportion % ~ population
than any ofher countrg On the Elope
s0me baltimore capitalists have estaoltheca
tes piaufnfon in P0ida, where leOo plants are
01s csHs5ruia orchard ships about twenty
tons o. pesoh stones ever Ts.l
ft u SID that there are s5 uephtha Wels %
ne arsherrn peninsula ~ me clsfisn ee1 ana
fhaf they yiel1 slLu-ly aeAnNest
The san jose rinsg rrd. ~ SANTA B.ru.-
c1rrfv. h Ne Oldest one In ne state Il vas
fri cnifrsisd IN ls3 and T~rodunes 800 gallons
hi - fmsscd fhat over one million o-AnFe
frses win coms into bearing In OrHnge county
Hgrida his ycEr
me rnI0n kprinrs oil NH consumes twenty
I've TINS Mcotiun Sod PER deT uruduclnE here
from - rsnonf ofol - tnirIg fA..rns - -
Tfls erIrnnfed hat Virginia Wl MS yeEr
r-rkF tushels 81 rerruu. Ieunesee
FffW bnrfeis and Nuth Carulna 18co
Te@-r~r Orsufzed nt Arsnn rin inpyr
80 $1,000 n~la rur efrct Tard4 and mAEe
eirrrrrrn-fne md bufteriue- ne conpAnJ
fnr . go Hrftn1 MtI0oL
49, nrnwrfef ~ electricity IneT cA1m ~
I : ~aerrruio1 = ne E1ruri - amnu11
g. rrruparsf 70 hcrse-fEt
- t1-rr-r- Garefre ssTf Der - NJ -
s..-l~-~r rrrrfrf wit n uE-errr -
- go urur e a. ls fET1rt ~
~r--u-nfIrr tcrr1 eaeh 81 wnE1 - - 81
2-- - = wr-r-r orn-a sd r-1e
~ rr-rrrtr- - r-rrlrr- "a
- f~r-~n a. rrr-. LrrI1 EeErel-T
rm-4 ~ - 81 r-1-- - nFnl
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u AND NUTS 4.
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS.

To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
RLIsJNs-London layer. new, per box, Is rs
layer, 81 Is.
CURRAETs-Sto SKo
PEAcHEs-None In n arket.
CAIIPoRrIA PEARs- 10000 per box.
OKAFeKs-Louisiana, 6 v 20.
LEHoNs-Per Dor. Sicily, $500 to 6.25 per box
Messina t6O0G6.2.
Nurs-kimonds 22c per pound; Brazil. ioelz
hibertR, l5c Naples welnuts, l5c. H.; chestnun.
Imported, none on the market peanuts, Ten
nesee red 1Oc choice white. 2hG cocoanuns
7l0d7. SO.
DIrEs-In trails, C per ID.
FIse-Kegs. DC layers IS to17c per pound.
GRAPEs-COnc0rd, l2k California, zoe per 10.
pLUps-New. none IN mark-t. -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02
BUaGuEs, SPRING WAGONS. Ero.

THIS Is the great central depot for all kinds q
wagons, bugEies, carriages, etc, from which
country dealers get their supplies. The follow
ing are ruling prices here:
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
BHArrs-f4aa poles. eo4l5 per doL
BUeeIKe-Grade B and spring, top, t9Onlo9 &c
open. s7Oh sf do side springs, top tlO0elSS &c
side spring, Sl4O62O9 do pfaetons, tlbOglOo
bump seat bugEies, e175@25e patfom SPRINGS
QiO4i2a three sprnR wagona t9e0Il5.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02
usH AND GAME.

Tn merrhantHo o. his city are vel supplied
Vim fsh fFrrn TIE Gulf and also from EurrDuoin1
Iafa m streams. Ther a. q umifed demand
f0r FISH from some o. ne towns On he rulrqao1
but ne enes are FeuerHlT e11fneo 70 lncn
-n C~~~n 4 - - $500 nuT r~rrrn have
fIuuuaa-sd frum ne mnrka.
ro-DAr's a~roI1TIoEA
FwE-Hsd aheepne1d ard rgul l14c EeE
O-Irr~n - rrnrrFr. 15c eu1nlsb uacEera- B
gfuslrLa RaLf csutH hirhG
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1QUow.


T0-rITf ~QrDIITI1EA
ltrrpor1 Urn "a ~ hIrh wine-
WHFU-necate1 VI ll9l = @pG procl
rour rash one Tezr o1 ne 10 Tsnn ~
rrtL ~ ri ru01 - F11 stEU.
puEHz. Ma1z-1 Dg1 49, -
rrfTraasEInla Nrnt o. fE4f 20.
- n haEk1 fEoE Erur, n 1919 f4<u
- - s4 nssz r-s=
s-Iss~Io-rqr-.G - r-sf. =
r1cra.g On - " - - 10 -
arrr - ezra 81 49, mN
~ Punrh uM
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HAY, SEEDS AND rEEDsrUrrs.


TO-DArB oUO1ATIcNh
FKED-ChOpped corn, per 100 lbs, N59 crush
ed corn and cob, per 100 bs 81 so crushed corn
and barley, per 100 ibs, 81 IS corn bran per lS
lbs, 80.
HlT-Drrk, A9s bright So Prom Shores
prairie bale1. dsrk e4s bright 80 bright
i've on board. car. - 10 10 DARK S tot
COTTON sFED-Fim at 1shc. per bushel.
GrnNAr MuLrT-We quote az " ~ ntue
mflet 81 - On So Scarce In The marfel
Garden. S. per paper retail wholesale. N 70
r raunaT
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roUurnr, BUTTER sND zoos

1o-DGr's o~ro1ArOEa
cH1cEUs-He cuDk e. g Bef 30 oorH
ksrSr111szsm Ssae Tsr.. issss
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psumrrrH~ 10y III Nh TEru -1n
49, 49, wrrE nf - aalatlu ia Lnt ~
~r.f~ - r~r1rnrrI fnces are trtplgrE
ro-rIr's cro1AUoEl
srmn1~fb18 Ia ~ - III e.
E3Hz1e-1xs1
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

TN sscsips q eyfion IN his city oday vcrs
81 narE. - ~ uhlch cEme 81 rel " mose
fnles from Terrell ard 3 from Esufman. Mgrde.
nIECn y firm Fnruer. 40 came run
pan. nrusirrel ~ r o. FarEs In - Iols
~ uarfst afrn1reda cunrler ~ = cent In
Nru fI1ears h declnef IN egtt n 0tlrestu1
ffa DnrEH - feT0Tte1 ~unfnanfeL Dut toref
- al nnd l1 Ngw Io-k thEre 49, oeLirt q
nwrrHrrfh 1n-re gas % rfnrrt - noe In
rurfef ~ It1e corE
ne HEEarr haf rkrr srne ralu ~ aer
lnlr o. recllr.s n - 81 - c1tt 30 tnrs
~~r1ara tbs ~ rearT eIrtf Eunlrtf n1re
k-lm fhrnl n chnlEel O. Hs hna-tf o. Ne o.
r.. s15r---rr frrn ~ 81 t5-ary us-s 100
- - UIrE III go ne NrE r1IrHEr
go - raf - - 49, - VIZ -.
rs1z - A.
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COAL AxD wOOD.
-o-Bsrs Eg0zsuosA

-o-pfFs Br01auCEs.
Ccu--rfnr ra1cn Grer IN
ouU-rE - t1TL
~r--f srrsf rrTs woct n rst1ll1r e. ne
80 ~ q UEur - cwt
WanraI1-E cerr - rara
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

THE grain markets in Chicago to-day were
weak, and a decline was the consequence. No
yember whea opened at 921G, and closed at me
same figure, "a under last evening. For the
wear il sold in the morning at SO, and closed at
10, the same price as yesterday. Corn for No;
vember sold on first call at 667@, and on last can
ut G6Is. * of a cent under the day before. Year
corn opened at COZ, and closed at COS. The
last sales yesterday were at 81.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

THE receipts of grain in Chicago last year at a
date corresponding date with to-day were 4e'OSS
bushels of wheat, 2l3, $50 bushels OF c0Ti. o
95i; corn, 209, 667 bushels.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

--~u rr-e ms usrri lntsfssi nn1-
- frfnr - &c. 10 J-rf - re
1900 n r1ruf ~ rure1r11l n r1n
- 49, rrr 80 rEH ~ Er1erF wet
~~ r. - r. rrIr4 49, A-nclE1
49, - I~~m nrrrn1 - rr1 Wt IUre
Frr - tctrT - ~ -
- ar ~~r ID = wtL Eurwr rU u
-~r- $3.50 - TrTm VI rtru- rrt
~~ III rwr A. rr1E - teUe~ t1et
m nr1tr D1e1-Urr c 80 -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

THE prices Of grain in st. Louis to-day rs seht
IN the Merchants Exchange OF this city, We're
MS follows: November wheat, 92; December
wheat, 9i4@9i2i. November corn, 5S5j Deem
Der corn, 52I bid. November oats, 3lA BID; Dc
cember oats, 3ls6.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

TIE following were the ruling quotations Of
grain on the Exchange to-day; Wheat. sugs5@
whent, 2Od Is; oats. spring, 30d 10; mixed, Tor
feed, 42Gi5; choice red rust-proof l5@ 80. Corn IN
shuck, 4OG4j; shelled, 5Oa5j. Barley in sacks
CO. Rye in sacks, Texas, SU@S5; northern, sl'VV
Little millet seed, $1,000; German, Sl.25. A
small advance for grain in store is asked by
dealers,
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he delivered IN December W. jon. va u
vipw 0f thls fact upeNtOI NII.
ing lIfp endpayuN W iot
Goilycrps hero in tg1so month. aug we
corn eros of the su/1h has butn tI IONA any
Iofmor ypar, buLWhon II vs. RENE qofod lhal
over i.iU1uty bushels were required, las! ycHI
rom the north 10 supply the. demand, ls lalt
to ipIgDfhut ptices VIII not be maternity less.
cuedfu any Of the southern markets ms season
Iulylew of this fact, dealers In tho soulh, aik
making efforts now TO contrast Tor lhls ccteaI ior
JdelIyefy In later MONTHS Tho fact rs lhal We
craiu cfop IS always Orcr.estimated about VIC
lime I, is maturing, aud this holds eood III
Texas this year. Some enthusiastic geu'
temeu estimated the crop OF northern
Teyas the present year at. 20 bushels
10 the acre, butnow the best authorities assert
! thnt II wi not reach above 80 bushels 70 lle
acre. The home demand Is much greater ms
wear than Il was last year, ana the, almount Una!
win he shipped to other states and more distant
Localities will not be us great by one'hali as
many supposed. There is no probability OF an
advance above present prices, for corn can be
laid down here from Kansas and Arkansas ~ =
figure which will not justify the payment o.
higher prices here. In view Of TINS iact II
Would be well, probably, If our farm
ers were TO market their surplus
grain nj his time instead Of taking the pteca'
TiouS chances OF n rise in the market Prices
are firm at our quotations:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-04

NV @]t~ ~ 49, Attorneys-at Law and
Patent Solicitors, Washington u. G., for refereN
ces and advice. sent FREE. We attend cNciu
stvaly to Patent business. EeaSonable terms
Eeissues, lnterferCncrs, and cases rejected tN
other hands n speciality. Caveats i:itei
Send model, or sketch and description for rns,,ien
as to patentability, PHEE OF CHARGE. We rcfsN.
to the Con missioner of Patents. also TO eN.Cpns-
missioncrs. Established 1898 a.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-03
l.>tray Notice.

STAT. Of Loa.,,aHu--f ari'h 81 Claiborne.
TAKEN Mp hy john C.. Bailey and posted
tore +. q Christian. J i. IN aud for
uaId :. ..'d PARISH aud state, on the lAth
J,, Of Arrli. -. A,.fialn ROAM mare 20
M, OF 10 war, old aud about l.! hsnds
L,.h-uutnaiA- OF brands visible appisis.
,d At -; W.
Th-usn,r ~ sad pony can get the sane
l., growing rr"prrt> aud paying all costs
Al auy tur- within twelve months iron
date of C>ttaymciIt. -
Il. u. HARRISON.
Straymaster.
April 10 l--2. So:jt
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Notice 10 Teachers and Patrons
Of Public SCHOOLS.

rI,IIT Enud Of - bvol Directions for The
| l,r,.h If Claiborne have appointed the
r,,t Nnu,ia, in June - The time whes
Contract. vii lie formally made With
+, .,h.r-t.tALv charge Of the Free Public
schools tor thr Year Ia The Board de-
ar, At that tim. To ~mploy Teachers foe
IN thu parish. These coutrsets
will hr for monthly salaries, and for
term uf months net yet decided,
All applirant- for .Rplo, nert by The
Rn,rd ~til l.~ required To produce certi'
nal, of aualih, Alton from the Secretsry.
Jni, dnt, Of examination b-ius made in
cuuhcut on me, | ALL Authorized by The
I'D 10 ,,,uut from the incon'
,,u,.uc, If = renewed ,Ianination al
tL,-- Teacher, to whom CERTIFICATES Of
uu.lin,atiun we're granted last year Vbe
have III, served good mSrs character and
Who's, services ~ the sChVolroom have
rlu>eu acceptable.
/ To all other persons desiring to Obtain
uo,iilous ~ l,IIL~rs OF fuhllc o,hooh
notice N hereby gwen ibat VIII enora,s'
to- hr pt-s~nt ~ examine apPlean,s W.
c,rti6r,r.. At the Court-bonSs in honsi
aiming every Saturday in the month oil
NJ, from . r'slock. .. u. until 4 p. m.
\ \ -
r,,,,,, every Irrespective T-ao Der Of q Pae
he S,hoo. ~ the parish 10 requested to isf
ni-h hy mail to the Secretary esnisss
,t,,,uirnt of th. nun b.r ard napsssi n;
idrut pur), the condition OF ne ssnoe'
hams, aud furniture, and to y hat eItsh'
amy the local community propose 10 M
rlrrucnt the monthly salary Of The eaer
cr. ~, n.
school. in close proximity will he o.
rouragrd. Trachrr, " hose s'ocation ~
teach Nil hr preferred.
Iucumrrd u, the increasing satlsisene
with uh.rh the people have rrcri're '.
results of ,hrirl Last veal : lahors. the p'ei
enter upnn the duties II another year Wv
rrr>rr,r. al being ahlr 10 give ions'
.,.,.un aai ,r,ltrr efficiency to our r''
Public Schools
f., ordcl Of lie Board.
j. H. CHAPPELL,
sccretsf!
Homer. La. Arril ~, l--2.
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NOTICE..

,>1. OR Ml-I AHA deed :" TIE '"'-
.,.,,... i,alu,d yn.d d'-yi,'-" IT," Oh
80. ,.n.a.i n-lls -iiuti'I pa = 30
,,t # Ci.tt"rfr, state 81 !"h ma ~
NJ The northeast quarter ~ VI - "
r,...i> -,,,,u. tow r>!Ip r'nrt""n. "t 'Ah -
ur' hu, di' dat" ~ a. 49,
,r,.,,..ri .>,. r>r,ur.d l'r,'n'i'i -. -
L.. l. & Eit.u +" tl,uN ir'i:'t, ati'N'r1
iL john r. William. AID }. N. J"'''
An p,.,,l. l,,.r. .A.d drr''. or .""" ne
-, - uh,u.,L..ii,. ALL rlc,-r advise Tie
.,uIu, nt the CLlhorn- HuaIdIal' OF 'h'
uud,l, sE,d. ..,. ,,,.rr,,r
Homer. Arrii -. -. "-.'t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-03

The legislature will conven" !" regular
..;,,, in the CITY Of Baton Ronge on
Monday next, and REMAIN for sixty days
c,ll,viur. our representative, Hon A
I Atkins. left last week for New ofiea"N'
and will attend TO his business there anu
j.. op hand a, the capital in du" time We
d,uot know when Hon. }. Il PhiPp' VIII
90. ~. has not been in town for some
time. but presume he will be prompt! al
his post If duty.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-03

'Tllr-U SPRINGS ar' situated in Cc's s,'.,
cou.',. An. two ul!rs ii,n the es''
..i... ar& Il m,ir~ South from ficnit'' 9"
,.i uiu,i,ut hiut- Il water. WIZ cur !.
z lut~ ct >niu d',rL,,s. Go% boaru "
tr obtained AZ r,a>"iahlr rates. ~,
II. IrnIni,tor r,f,r- Ia Dr. }. 49,
pr II. NJ. Longtime, aud W. :. Copelana,
CIaiborrc parish, aud Hon. Il, 7. AI, ,.
of Maguolia, All all of whom have ~. -
these waters and will testify TO Their "''
Location high and healthy. ,
X. VI. CAMP. Propr's'o,l;,
March -. l--2.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-03
CANTON.
Nav 3. L.!

MR.. W. A. JOHNSTON having he'n uHIy
\ ',uc,mt,d As.ut tor the Wonder fnl
n,,i. Sowing M.ch,n., hereby can,,"n
.. , And yn.Iant.- DAVIS Machlur, IN Ciai-
lanpr psri,h. vii not h. rr'r" l',i,r
Cnr ,hr GOOD ~"kiug Of al! machine
hnurht If Unauthorized persons.
Respectfully. prru
- A:t. Tor Aorth L"ui,''nn.
MIN. 49,.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-03
NOTICE.

CTRAYED or stolen from the residence
> Of Iunir Lee in Claiborne parish, La
Apr,l the LIT, l--2, a certain Sorrel PONY
MAJ. about IL hands high, 6 years old
branded with AN inverted on each shoul.
d,r. Information concerning said pow
will be thankfully received.
I. A. SMITH,
l.. O. Summcrfeld Ia
Anril 70. l--2. 30
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-03
r. p. RAGLAND,
Lsrrrr..nt To- EnclAnh \ MnrrrM.l
Feed, Sale and Livery Stable,
y. +. corner Of Public SqnAir.
HOMER. Ia.

I-TIrS for h,gr good SIor-.s, Hacks and
n Rr..lr-. AID e",-i dIl>"'~ furnished
- h,ud.>,l,d Siu,k led ard riI'd tor Al
,nnirtat- CHARGES. Fnti'- Ill To- arc"pt'
r.nLAr,d d., ~ u..'t. Thankful tor phNt
t,,nt,. hr >tll,,'- ltrral patronage.
Nlou.,i. Ia My ,. -
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-03
Nrm entertainments
Particular Notice.

AL persons Indebted t" M ON acc" pun,
\ ar otherwise. are requested TO cone up
',,'I I'll. Iucrd mnu,v. aud must nave
il "A word to the wi,,.. Ac.
Nav g. 10.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-03
Letter from Blanchard Springs.
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