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The bee., 1882-06-10

Inc menb,rs Of the District Central
h4rnollean Committee would like 70
know why there has not been q meet;no q
OF that body. The C MS tuition of The
committee says that there shall be a
meeting OF the committee the first
IL drsoesoay In April July and January.
nneIe was no meeting in April. bnt
iiheiy She chalrmsn-Hon. A. M, Clapp
VIII call a meeting in Jaly. The
executive committee will at that time
present some very important matters.
At a meeting of the stewards and
trustees of the Union Bethel A. M. E..
Ohurch, Bishop (P) Payne gave his
treacherous and personal reason WHY
ne removed DIR. Stevenson. His prin-
cfpal reason was, said he, that DR..
Stevenson rep ,rted that he, PAYNE.
slept in bed with the doctor. "Great
Is the weakness OF the wise %, who
claims to be such an ass" The iniic-
naut members told thu distinguished ~
bishop that his reasons were not
sufficient, and two-thuds of the conpre.
cation will leave the church. A split
is looked for at any moment.
Bishop ~ Payne preached at Union
Bethel last Sunday to large congre-
cation. His text was, Servants, obey
your masters" This gallant knight of
the A, M. E. Conference wanted the
people to understand that he was the
master, and they must obey him. He
publicly asserted that he doesn't fear
the American press, for which declara.
ton he received the applause of the
oommoners but when they were in
formed that certain report would be
made OF meeting they retreatej, and
their sable chief remained silent and
retired from the field.
The bee., 1882-06-10
PERSONALS.

Governor Moses, OF South Carolina,
has been Gagged, poor fellow.
Guiteau will have to "git" hence.
Reed has been shaken by the judicial
wind.
Hon. M. G. Urner denies the state
ment that he will decline the nomination
for re. election.
Colonel s. r. Lowery, of Huntsville,
Alab Ima, has been nominated for State
Auditor in his district.
Miss Alice Pinkwood, sister of Mrs.
j. E. Bruce, who is now in the south of
France, is expected home shortly.
Mr.. Blaine is neither candidate for
Congress or the Presidency, but he will
have his say when the time comes.
Mr.. Kelly, of Pennsylvania is con-
stantly saying something sarcastic to
the member from Kentucky, Mr.. White.
Hon. P. B. s. Pinchback, Surveyor of
the Port of New Orleans, who is now in
the city on business of Importance, will
not be present at the Press Convention
on the 9th instant-inform @.
We congratulate Representative
George, of Oregon, on his re. election to
Congress by the Republicans of his
State. Mr.. George is an excellent gen.
tleman and good Republican.
B. r. Wilson, Esq, of Georgia, now
pursuing the study of law in Boston,
Mass, has passed creditsble examina-
tion, and will soon be ready to be offered
up on the altar of Fame. He is spend' g
few days at Concord, Mass, among
friends there.
The seventh anniversary exercises,
to take place June Ia, 1882, at Llw's
Seminary, promise to be quite inter-
esting. J. d. Baltimore, Esq, who is
announced to lecture on the occasion,
will not take part, and authorizes the
statement that his name was used with
out his knowledge or consent.
Hon. Jere HARRISON, ex-member of
Congress from Alabama, returned from
that State on the I'd instant, where he
has been on important business Of a
political nature for the last two weeks.
He reports that the party is united in
the Fourth District and that the pros
poets for the return of a Republican
from that district to the 4Sth Congress
are encouraging.
The bee., 1882-06-10

CouoRED JOURNALISTS IN COUNCIL
Porsuant to cali preliminary meeting
OF the different representatives of the
press was held on Wednesday evening.
In the parlors of Mrs. Charles Lemar.
1,1OS f street, N. W., for the purpose of
making arrangements for the coming
press convention, which is to be held on
the 9th, 2Sth and 29th of June. Mr..
j. w. Cromwell, of the Peoples Advo.
cate, called the meeting to order and
stat d its object and said that il was
the desire OF many to make the pro-
posed convention success, and enter
tain the visiting journalists in a style
that will reflect credit upon the press
of this city. Ga motion OF Mr.. w.
Calvin Chase, Mr.. Reuben s. Smith of
the New York Globe was elected chair
man, and Mr.. Chase, secretary. After a
brief exchange of views, a committee of
arrangements, consisting of Messrs. O.
A. Lamar, ]. W. Cromwell and w. A.
st. A. Smith Cf the Advocate, Il, b.
Bagby of the Indianapolis Leader, r.
s. Smith of the Globe, and w. G.
Chase of the BEE, were appointed to
make the necessary arrangements, alt o
contingent subscription committee,
with Mr.. J.W. Cromwell, chairman, and
MrC. A. Lemar, treasurer, was appoint
ed. The committee of arrangements is
divided in opinion as to whether a
picnic to Glymarnt or grand banquet
would be more acceptable. The meet
ing adjourned to assemble again on
Saturday evening. Among those pres
ent were q. B. Bagby of the Leader,
J. w. Cromwell, g. A. Lemar, A. st. A.
Smith and George H. Richardson of the
Advocate, Mr.. f. Ramlin and w. @.
Chase of the BEE, and r. s. Smith of
the Globe.
The bee., 1882-06-10
HONEY COMB.

BORROWED, MANUFACTURED AND STOLEN
NO SLOUGH THE STIFF FELT HAT
FREE OF CHARGE-AN EMPTY MARKET.
If some religious people, Wa know,
would prey on their neighbours less and
their knees more, the world would be
better off.
Mrs. Ghuse tried the experiment, in
Toledo, of blowing out keorsene lamp,
when her friends found her lying on the
floor, they thought she was gone
"ghuse," fact !!
"Have you seen the lem ?" is the
latest slang. By the way, where is the
Item
Extract from young lady's letter in
East Washington: "And do you know
Maud and / are sure Captain P. had
taken too much champagne at the pic
mic, for he took out his watch, loosed
hard at the back of it and then NUT
tered: blesh my shoulI / hadn't any
idea it was that time of night" And
next day Captain 2. sent 3 letter to the
BEE containing his subscription for four
copies of that sweet little paper, The
BEE, sensible man!
The bee., 1882-06-10

Oscar Wild was the first to discover
that there are greenbacks to sunhovers.
The bee., 1882-06-10
That Sfrange Hen.

"Did you see anything of strange
hen over in your yard this morning,
Mr.. Brown"
"Well, yes, I did, Mr.. Jones. There
was q hen here that acted so strange
among my young tomato and cucumber
plants that I thought there must be
something the matter with her, and I
concluded I'd try to cure her."
"How you going to do it ?"
5 well, /" I thought I'd try what effect
setting her would have"
"Where you going to set her?"
"In q dripping pan first, and after
that in the oven. Come over and assist
at the inquest, won't you 2"-[Rome
Sentinel.
The bee., 1882-06-10

the minds of youth, the instructors
will repair to a.place of recreation and
lovingly gather around them the bean.
ties of nature, with the little busy BE
every week sent to them by mail, which
will inform them of our beautiful city
OF magnificent distances. Perhaps there
are some who may not live to return,
but let God be your protector and his
angels guard your sacred throne. Take
this as your watch-word study the
moral teachings of your youth. Be
Just IN all your transactions. and when
you Shall have returned, let your i'm
putation be-you have lived during
vacation as morals teach us.
The bee., 1882-06-10
The Women of the South.

George I. Seney's explanation is as
honorable as his deed. Said he: "If
any one ask you whv I gave so much
money to Wesleyan Female College, of
Ga, tell them it was to honor my
mother, to whom, under God, 1 owe
more than to all the world beside.
admire the Southern women. There
are possibilities in the Southern women
not equaled any where else on EARTH"
The bee., 1882-06-10

The Chinese in San Francisco are re-
ported to be directing their attention to
type setting, and strange to say,
English type setting. some of their
number having learned the compositor's
vocation in the printing offices of Eng
lish journals published at Canton and
Hong Kong.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22
Nrm entertainments
Camps Chalybeate Springs.

THESE Springs are situated in Columbia
comfy, ATk.. Two miles from the STATE
line. aud II miles N"lth from Homer. Soy.
cn Gltlrrcnt hgud- at water. VIII eurr 81
kinds nt sau Diseases. Good bua.d can
br uhtiIurG At !>urahl, rates.
The proprietor rrfrr- ." DR. J. ". Dav,
Ia. II. NJ Lungiu". ynd W. ( top-lnd, Of
ClIborn" parish, and Hon. Il. +. A>hrw.
~ Magnolia, Alk.. al of y lnm huv, tested
THESE water, and viii tr>t'f, torhrjr merit.
In'nt,"u high aud hr,lthV.
L. VI. tAMr, rg9Pgir'of
March ~ l--2 "1'f
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

Mr.. J.. +. Cram has filed suit in the Dis
trict Cnnrt of Caddo against the North
Louisiana Stage Company for $3.50 90 dam.
as's for refusing him passage on the stage
To- Mlmden where hr wished 10 20 on i'm.
pnriant business lie claims that he lost
that amount by failing to reach Mindcn
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22
Filing Of Final Account.

sta, of Loui,iand, F0rish Of Claiborne.
Succession OF T. l.. A,rrlt. deceased.
NOTICE X HEREti GIVEN, That Jno.
y i SIMMONS. administrator of Tho above
named succession, has. through his Atiy~r
Young n lIuib,.It. lilrd his final account ~
said succession, and prays for the sam" +"
be- allowed, humnlogat"d aud mtir the
indgm,r' of tEr court.
Sow. thrr, fore. 10, II known that, unless
appo-i'iou b. u,od' thereto within th' fmc
prescribed 10y law. the prayer of h, ap-
ulicaui Will To-, granted.
IT, wituts- whereof, | have hcrcuu'r set
~ my hand and affixed my official
N& gal. on thu the 21~' DAY of March
A. II. l--2 DREW FERGISuN.
Clerk u. G.
March ~ i--2 3@:2t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22
Lost or Misplaced,

y ayknowl,d", mcut ST indrh,,lurs~ t.
y :. J. ~ktuuri 10y !. W. Wil-ul; sand
IrkLuv h.d,rin. az ~rujn 10 To- fujc !. \.
+ .rh.g,',"u. CluH J.. e.. Jui, 10Th, -.
ana r.,utG-d .lriN i-'h, 10. ir book Of
Mortgages aui lnvii 70. rr,"Id> ui t.It-
boIur parish. II.. f,I the swan # l.'.,;t7 U".
Any uur hl,,i- IN. same. O., know ug If
10, 50 hrr..ib,pj~. viii please turn tie ,lu"
",rr to u'v al - attorney. J. :. Raehaid.
son. : j. WILSON.
March -, 49, 80;
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22
NOTICE..

4 LII persons following any trade. profcs.
"A SION or occupation requiring LicrnN"
VIII please come forward and procure the
SANE, - they will become Delinquent, on
1T day Of April. 1--9.
Parties requiring Llccisc will please
HFthg With them statement of their bust
ness, aN tn" law require, license To- issue on
G'"ss receipts thereof.
J. II. VI. TAYLOR.
sheriff aud ex-otticiO Tax Collector.
March L., l--2. 81
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

oil contmuo TO publish andcr this
AHA. the names OF those Who each
=. r.r upthcir subscriptions. This list
- nj !. A memorandum fur the pro-
tim of sub~cribcrs against possible
mn. in oar hooks;
ri Alien, = % J II ow~hs. Il 10
" Smith, E"V l. VI "''S'"!' q w w
!. Il Alexander, E"o
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22
1HE GUARDIAN
= =. Church, south

.~.,.r preaching at Homer on the End
Rs"e lhI,ath. in each mouth, at IL
,ss. meeting every Wednesday night
!. II O'clock. Sabbath and
"s'fI,b,n l., sabbath IN each month.
HL"' J. II. STONE, Pastor.
..,lv Meeting for Homer Circuit, at
2, Il aud 2nd April,
'htN Y 4. tbRNETT, L. T..
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22
Homer Baptist Chsrch.

o...eb,ur by the Pastor, Rev. W. 7:
fN ar very 3rd Sunday, NJ ii m and
'h n",,so, Saturday night before,
-.-',nreting every Tuesday night, at
! ,S' I,nducted by the Pastor.
w. school every Sunday morning at
IT. :. Sigh, Superintendent.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

We learn that Mrs. b. +. Allen, formerly
of this parish, died some time since in
Booster parish. We have been requested
10 publish q notice of her death from the
Bossier Banner. We would be pleased to
do 80 but have failed to find copy OF the
Banner containing the notice. We re-
ceived a postal from Rev. A, X. Banks
stating that he had mailed US the pa
per, bat from some oau-e the paper failed
to reach Ms
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

Work has commenced Oh tho Monroe
and Shreveport Railroad west of Arcadia.
boat load of pententiary convicts ar
rived at Minden the other dag TO work OH
the road. Work will now be pushed Wig
orously, as the road il to lie completed bv
November next. The next crop of cotton
will be shipped by rail.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22
Estray Notice.

State Of Loni.iard-P Parish oC Claiborne.
TAKEN mp by W. ID. Collier and posted
L before J Ferguson. Justice If the Prae,'
in and for ward 7. on the 10th of March.
lSs2, u certain sorrrl Horse, about IL wears
old, aud ahout ~ hands high, no marks or
brands visbl'--apprai-ed at $50 90.
The owner of sahi horse can get The same
by proving property and paying all costs
at any time within twelve months from
date Of cstrsyment.
B. d. HARRISON,
sraymsster.
March %. 1850. 323t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22
Notice Of Final Account.

Succrssirn Of Mr.. Jaue PiAlrp, deceased
STATE Of Parish Of Claiborne.
NOTICE is hereby given, That Is \
y Bridges, Administrator of the above
named csiatr has filed III my office his inal
account of the same, aud prlNs that the
same br approved, homologaicd aud made
the Judgment of the court,
Now, therefore, unless opposition THERETO
be made within the time prescribed by law,
the prayer ef the applicant will be granted,
Given under my hand and official seal
10 cn this the 2lst day Of Mich, A. D.
WS l-Sl.
DREW FERGUSON. Crk DC.
March -, l-S2. 32;5t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22
Sherin~s Sale.

Page 8 Moran IS T. u. Wallacc-Iu u. {.
No. 2ni
STATE nf Louisiana - Parish Of Claiborne.
Di virtue ui 4 writ Of iirri facias duly
ID is>;tti go nv 81 thu aho,c rni,flcd >nii .
| have seized, and will proceed 70 sell, TO
III" highest aud la>t bidder, at the resi-
d.nrc ni I. Is. Wallace. on
Saturday, April |. lNS2,
ID" following d.scril"d property, to VT;
Two Cow. aud tal,o-. one twn.hntsr
wagon ard har'"sS. one Mule. 400 bundles
w F,ddrT. 9uu hrntl,s Oats, OH, SOW AMI
live Pigs. and seven Meat Hogs.
Ilms ni sale cash with the luucfit {
appralScluri.t.
L. II. VI. TAYLOR.
sheriff
March L.. i--2. (pfsG 3l:ts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

'onn Ellis says that his letter 10
II D. Coldwell which has been ex-
's'y published aud commented upon
Wv press OF the State, should not have
pa'H'hed. 1t was only q private let
'"' "as n"v"r intended for the public.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

That most excellent journal, the Bossicr
Banner, has completed it's twentieth year.
The editorof the Banner. W. II. Scanlaud,
has, With the exception OF three years dur
ing the war, been connected with the pa
per during all this time. The Banner is a
good paper aud We most heartily wish it
the success which its merit richly deserves.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22
Communicated.
Mr.. EDITOR:

Mr.. EDITOR:
see that some good citizen of the elias
SIC town IT Homer is grieved at some Of
his country brethren for getting some of
their noon meals with certain "pubIicnn
aud sinner" popularity known IA nBill
smith had the indlscretion to get two
meals (ont of them engaged and settled
tor by fricnd) with that yctitabl. iudi-
Vldual, who, it is in-imaated. may hive
oStainrd IN. edihlc- bv some "sleirb, os
hnnd not recognized A. legitimate. Ny
comrades were "a honorable and public
spirited rs any in the parish, aud would
not stoop To nor tenance 4 mean thing.
y word about "cheap fare" The virtue OF
economy is much commended these hard
times Not many Of Us country people
were boru with SILVER spoons" IN our
months, and circumstances have depi.d Us
the Injury of their use in after life. Econ
oihy has been 4 stern necessity. and when
We visited ttc town have not thought pro.
per to indulge in bills OF farc" we could
not afford our wives and childtcu at hone.
We have known parties who could sport
canes aud cigars, order royal suppcrs and
guzGle down fine liquors, 50 called, whose
children were growing up without grace
ef manner or polish Of mind, aud their
wives ~rFe pintng in poverty and neglect
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

We learn from the Webster Tribune
that the United States Signal Service has
shipped to Minden n complete set Of in
strumeuts aud will establish a weather ob-
servstory there. As soon hs the instru-
ments are received man will he sent TO
instruct Mr.. Woodland, the telegraph op-
orator, who will make the observations.
Minden is certainly good place tor the
observatory, as it is centrally located among
the hill parishes of North Louisiana.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

We canuot publish - paper for nothing.
It costs good deal of money to ran =
printing office, aud the liabilities Of a
printer must be mct rs well ~ those at
others. Tunes are now hard nu newspaper
mon ~ on almost every body else. Right
now wr need money very badly. We
urge those who are owing us on suhscrip-
tions or otherwise To come forward aud
pay their little bills. We have been send
ing the paper to some parties for years
who have never paid MS cent. We ask
all parties indebted To the Guardian to
come forward and settle at the earliest
possible day. Tho money is dne us--we
need it now, and need it badly. Parties
wouid confer great favor on US, and save
trouble and cost to themselves, by paying
us what they owe ms. We have waited
long enough.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22
Cash Receipts.

~.aI eontmuo 10 publish andcr this
Ain, tho names OF those who each
=, ,,rupthcir subscriptions. This list
..,.,a.i rs a memorandum Tor the pro-
tim Of sub@cribers against possible
mn. in oar hooks;
L., Alan 500 J II pw-ns. Il 10
|w smith. gao |. VI Grisrhy 20
" Alexander Ep
For Sale,
,,,n ACRES OF LAND silnatch- near
cMU Wi.ps mill. Dor r1rcicniitrs fp-
). T.. III tSf.
| 6',.robcr II ISL l-:,f
,t..ioprr, tkortum'-, ksy down.
n,nn .r,-, at rhr''rprr, priccS, at
/ ,rlpu'. drug tor".
V,l!,ury : Brown always Keep ou hand
f,ll ltlr -. puir incd,, iu"-.
4 Won hase'rny Affection vi the Eye or
,,., .-,.rl, d. e , u,,,,L,,,
|>rvyrpc;t. Ia.
i,ae, are trd, but Mr, uotunu works
Observation-Disclosures ,ohayc
,,rk dom.
ia, lou. boot, shoes and ha,, t,om
=, he very hest At The lowest prize.
-
,..orl.. .,,ll r.,tr,,i1,. Erown b,. viii
81. III. rlirr , hotcl sccoud tn none.
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4, .ul. divine, and nounr, for sale
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"''''T' y h'"" II "'"- S''F''
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22
HOMER VALE SCHOOL,

WILL open Monday. January 2h, l--2
w Tuition from - ~ 10 : / 90 per month
payable monthly. lucidrhtal fc 81 p PEI
scholar for each sr-Sion. payable in nd
vance. Pupils charged from date of eli.
traucc Till close of session.
J. r. MOORE, Principal.
January l., ISS9. ~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

We publish In this issue a reply to Salts
Est. We have received three communica.
tions on this subject OF course we eau
not publish them all, as we think this
would be giving this matter more snacs
than its Importance demands. II il
only fair that as we published, the com.
munication Of Salts Est that we should
give space TO reply. Nav that both
sides have been heard we think we can
justly close our columns on this subject
We say TO our esteemed correspondents
whose communications fail to appear, that
We will be glad to publish anything they
may see proper to write for the Guardian
GA any other subject 1t is through no
dIsrespect tn them that We fail to give
space 10 their communications on this
subject. The communications we can say
are all well written, aud we only decline
To publish them for the reason that We
think We have published enough OH this
subject
The railroad question il not dead vet
among our people, nor have our prospects
and chances tor the desired boon all van
i-hed into THU air. We learm that the
Nickshurg, Monroe and Shreveport Com
pamy propose to furnish the rolling stock
and give us a half interest in the road if
We will grade and tie the road. IL is only
about l. miles ftom here to Arcadia aud
the people of Claiborne can certainly
grade and tir road that distance, and
what Is better, if they should determine
that this Is the road for thrm they will
do it,
We learn that our ,uhSclihcs IN the
vicinity Of ShuuGlloo do not receive the
paper TIL III. Friday ot the week after il
i, Published, when it should reach them
the Friday Of The week Of publication.
We can assure them that it is no fault OF
ours that the paper dos not reach them
scooter. We always mail al our papers
on the day OF publication.
Forty .thry" Thousand Pr"pl" are rcc'i,-
ing daily rttlous from III" general govern
mrui. The trouble and distress in the
oycihowrd di.,rt, i not yet over, and
now mnuy mo,c uay yet Lee ;ldcI "a the
above number. II j. Impossible to conirc,
turc.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

''''''ef can boast Of her good school. il
"''a'ng else. The Female Masonic In.
SC I'e' under the management of Prof.
"Su and wife, has become dcservedly
F'.1' Pref. Moore, who has charge OF
=. 'a'e school, has proved the right man
'"e right place, aud his school is in
sung rapidly. To those who have chill.
80 10 educate Homer offers rare induce.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22
STUN CtIql J..

l. j. time chose Journal, that are >lA i'@
~ much thou, bourbonI>m a,d cDtm"!u-
for i lib,fM Ha>. m.u; should state Spccit-
icallv the objection, ihcy have to the De-
mlcras;. aud cnuuciatr clearly the prn-
ciplrs which are 10 undctllc the new par
Is which is strengthening Rapidly. they
tell uS. aud will sweep the State ~ the
next election. We have had enough
vague. high sounding, abusive talk ah"nt
ourbnui>m-cnnugh loose, general praise
of the liberal movement; but we suspect
that the Intelligent citizen Wonld hhr
tn know something more dchnit" than ~
has vet had from the liberal organs about
the principles and objects of liberalism.
Show ~ exactly how much better liberal.
ISM l. than hnurhaniSm, When something
, Of TIN, KIND i, done people will perhaps
bruiu 10 believe that the liberal movement
Is something more than an effort at diss"t-
lsiird politicians to ride into Office. We
have known men who were good Demo
Gratis a, long - thry hoped the party 10
riyr them office, but whcn they realized
that tlry could no longer hold paying po'
sitions they at once fiop over to some 9TH
er party.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

!. @ec''e Hair Brushes aud Accordlons AT
kortuu'..
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

'l'' Inc Of toilet articles at McHcnry
Browns drug store.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

~ received At kortum'- large lot OF
''mug tackle.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

''c lamp OF Walker your orders, aud
81 Nord 'or .; YOU will save 33i per cent
WI 'A' 'anc grade Of tobacco.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22
For Sale,

,,,n ACRES OF LAND situated nrar
.MU Wi.,n : mill. Dor r,rcicTlil-s ;p-
~, g. T.. III tEf..
iteerbc. Il i-si. l7;H
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

''' Ne" and sound garden and Hover
i' 70 10 >hcltnn's.