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- The best thing to take before sing.
ing-Breath.
- Why ia husband like Mississippi
steamboat? Because he never knows
when Re may get blowing up.
= The man who would live peaceably
in this world must not be strenuous re.
garding his rights. This is an evil world,
we must come daily into contact with
evil men, and we must make up our
minds to submit to much that is no. right,
to suffer evil patiently, or else to spend
much of life in contention. It is not
pusillanimous to yield aud forbsar, but
manly and Christian. Phillips Brooke
says. mo man hes right to insist on
his rights" It Is undoubtedly true that
he who insists on the full measure Of his
rights will inevitably be involved In many
petty controversies which will prove both
unpleasant and Improbable, aud that
Christian forbearanco and charity are the
dictates Of prudence and ,copmon sense
as we'll asiofsthe religion OF Jesus. y
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Lumber {! Lumber i!

7 AN prepared to furnish all kinds of
L Lumber, either dressed or rough, which
| have on hand and for sale at the Glue
Ridge Yard at Anderson. | am also pre-
pared to furnish all kinds of Moulding,
Turned and Scroll Work at short notice.
JOHN KAUFMAN.
Sep, 2I. iSS2 II BIN
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN All persons having demands against
the Estate Of M. A. Masters, deceased,
are hereby notified to present them, properly
proven to the undersigned within the time
prescribed by law, and those indebted to
make payment
w. b. MASTERS, Adm'tor.
Nov ., 1882 l6 80
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Ginning Notice.

IT HAVE my ginning machinery in splen-
Il did order. and will insure satisfaction
to all who favor me with their custom.
Thanking my friends for past patronage, l
again solicit their cotton, and propose to
keep up with the times by ginning for the
one-twentieth. Highest cash price paid for
Cotton Seed.
a. II. OSBORNE.
Sept II, 1882 81
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Or. ]. BRADF|ELG'S
fEGylAlE REGULATE
sy0Raas's BEST FRlEeaD.

Its woli known - physicians. and ALA, too usli
arc subject 10 numerous diseases peculiar to their
srx sucn suppression OF tho Nenses, painful
and scanty Aanstruntion, Congestion, liberation
and Failing OF The Womb, attended with an and.
loss train OF sympathetic and constitutional dlsor.
ders. which emoilters the whole life. and which
have long been considered as almost incurable.
But nj last tho remedy has been foundin
Or. ). Bradaeld's Temalo Regulator.
II .snot "cure ail." but = remedy for one claso
Of diseases. oil Of which pertain to tho woMn.
Any sufferer from tho diseases mentioned can
take this remedy. and thu relieve herself without
revealing her condition 70 any one, and without
mblecting her woman1y modesty TO the shock az
an examination by physician.
To bring health and happiness to tho homes OF
suffering women Is o mission before which royal
hr"r s.nks Into insIsnincnnce. What earthly ban.
.fsrtt u c'ncompsrr with VII hIch protects from
- b.r dire disease wi hoae ruthless power
Hit!scrs benuty b irancient nowers"
rhi. ,vss a ease 10. pain; Joy for sorrew. smiles
s. es.c s.ep sns na,Sa 81 ss
sn.s " III h ,sNss ,s iGs x,rI1 nes,yy hour 6
s II TSGf fI rTown 1eS Sca1iH is. dIh h
tntr ri wit.eied form Of emaciauon. . long NE
M " " n:.sa ~ .aa & soeiI1 C, ana doass.ie sntsy
IL IT, ri g s:Iys' I've sssh I. !ns mison: such
.tS.i w""sns Ress ssf rrisna is ana appropriately
oh M,,s H. s, AZ. these iIrsgis.isss q ths
ST. ss before
ana ssaiii' sHii sa1S sSu
A.ss:ssssIiS :ss! sis !; 3 osn'a large a,n..u .ue
:yssRADY9EID, Atlanta, Ga.
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The Funny Things we DO.

Have you ever reflected upon the very
many funny things we do, for which we
can give no particular reason? How is
it that We do not give five cheers, two
cheers one cheer? Why is it that we
give three cheers and no more?
Why is it that the majority Of the peo.
Pile use the right hand instead Of the
left, and cannot help smiling at those
who use the latter?
Why is it that a man cannot see a
bundle OF toothpicks without helping
himself TO one when he does not need it :?
Why is it that small boy cannot let a
thin, wasted wasp fly in peace, without
furiously going for it with his new straw
hat; or why is it that the small girl will
always insist upon Juggling home a kitten
.hat has not even learned To open its eye ?
Why il it that when one asks us the
number Of days there are in certain
month, we always say to ourselves.
"Thirty days hath September, April,
June and November"
Why is it that we turn TO the right in.
stead Of TO the left, when the left is far
preferable, and if adopted would save
many an accident on railroads and high.
ways? The driver always sits upon the
right side Of the vehicle in turning TO
his right he is farthcst away from the
wagon he passes and, unless he is an
expert, cannot tell how close he comes TO
the wheels of the man who goea by him !;
whereas, if he turned to the left side, he
could look straight down, see to the frac-
ton Of an inch iow close ne mus ap-
prosching an obstacle. and thus avoid it..
The engineer runs upon the right hand
track, and sits upon the right hand side
of his cab. The long, narrow locomotive,
with its sand tower, beitry, aud smoke
stack, is in front IF him cutting off his
observation. lie can sec only his own
track, while the opposite, save ut dis.
tance, is almost wholly unseen by him.
On some roads the reverse is the custom
Custom, owing to causes we know not
of, has established these curious prece.
dents, and from observation and educa-
ton we unwit,ingly do thousands of
things that are, to say the least, funny
that we cannot explain.
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Something NEW In EDUCATlNN'
Common Sense In the School Room.
Ono Thing at "a Time.
Ladies and all sufferers from neu.
ralgia, hysteria, and kindred COM
plaint., will 6nd It without an equal.

IN tho Female college at VIII.
i linmsaon. q. a.. of which REV.
4. LANDER is President. each pupil de.
votes Ave weeks to one principal study, and
then tive weeks to another, and 30 on, thus
avoiding the habit of dissipated Thought,
MO Pebble Exercises waste the time,
distract the attention, or shock the modesty
nt the end of either weeks sScctionj'
eight ttnaes In o year. H.ihernl IEsS.
cuntnry Premfums, accessible to all
dtltgent pupils, materially diminish the
cost OF education. Location easily accessi.
bic, quiet, healthful. Noted Cialybeate
Spring. No dram-shop in tho county.
Send Tor Catalogue.
{, April 20. tSS2e 40 sm
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THE STATE CF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY or ANDERSON

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs
The South Carolina Loan and TIui. 0II Ell
Plaintiff, against the Pendleton Btlie., ii
pany, the Blue Ridge Railrozd tSET
South Carolina, the Blue Ridge h:uNpr p,ss3
pany. the Knoxville and Chiile,.enl ,!n,!.i6sI .
pany, Willism II. Trescot. william = e.s e.
and James II. WhItner as TIuitetA w ~ al
vile and Columbia Railroad ConpsnL rr
lumbin and Greenville EsiiIoia .SIFt1 F,1t n
Trustees and IL it9 own behalf, heni{ ~. ..t' n
Trustee, z. H. Frost and Hauhn nSS-a.I 80
Trustees. Defendants.-SamEoa'jS' NV Aa@ /
plata! NOT Sentt.
VOU are heIe eby summoned ana ,iau L19 = ss;Jlj
II swer the complaint In this tetion, s1
which 10 fled q the Office OF the Clef1s EisI
of Common Pleas, at Anderson c. III hC.irtsI
serve q COPY of your answer 10 fhe faia ec nj
the subscriber at their office, S,,sJ rs
within twenty days nfter tho serves iii i, ,,,f
sys ,h, OF the day ana me
tiff In this action will apply 70 tne o'
relief demanded In the complaint; 80,
Dated Anderson, s. c., October u iiEpEiL /
MURRAY ~ 4 AGssta GItiststa |
[sEAL] Joun W. DANIELS, cer
To the Defendants, tho Rlus Ridge ,ss EsilsT Rsa ii
pany in South Carollna. tho Blaes rfsitI;s,l
road Company, the KnoSvlll. ana Hl1G SMi Is
road Company, William II. Trese0'' VIZ
Gulick and Henry CLOVIS; :. ,oun,tsd 81
Take notice that this action nnt rtIlA ks
the foreclosure of mortgage, eecoJtls ~ X Sga u
South Carolina. in and for the e.;.S GesntSg Y, ai
son, and that q summons, OF wai, wnisdi T,r fssj
Is q copy, and tho Complaint tneKm tneK,a n isirsl
the Office Of tho Clerk Of said CoahsS Gun s,i. . q
In the County Of Anderson, IN sain
lith day Of October. 4: D. iSSz. ,uRRN, Il
PlflntiAt Ata A., Sg
October 1ith, 1882. "a
Oct IL, 1882 10
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Patents and Claima

III AY1NG formed copartnenbiD i
~ J s. Duffie & Co., Of Ws,S;,t.sJI .sJ
D: c., I am prepared to prosecuts srrt.s n,o.s,S1
al! claims for Pensions, or increase M Of bsl
sions for Soldiers, or the widows and d = "a
dren Of soldiers who served in tbe ~
1872, the Indian wars the Mexican W. ~ !
the late war. Also, Bounty, B,cf M
Restoration to Pension Roll, Land NJ
rants. and all other claims ae,in, r n n
Patents secured for Inventions Di,orSsl
Designs and Trade Marks. No fea &C.
except for preliminary examination T,f
a Patent is obtained.
w. D. BEWLEY, Ande-sop &C
July l3, 1882 52 n
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= An exchange says: "a burglar got
into the house of an editor the other
night, and, after terrible struggle, the
editor succeeded in robbing him"
=: a flash Of Alabama lightning tore
all the feathers of a rooster aud threw
him over the fence, but he was up and
Growing before the thunder got there.
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Pendleton High School.

FUNHE Pendleton High School is now in
IL successful operation under the charge
and supervision Of ID. G. Lake. The course
Of study is thorough, and students are pre-
pared for the higher classes in College.
Tuition payable quarterly. For terms, NC,
apply to
u. c. LAKE, A. NJ.
Principal.
Oct 10, 1882 II Am
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WHERE HE Cor S;SiTn.-One day
several years ago all Eastern man dropped
into q village in this State and made
known the fact that he was anxious TO
purchase q general store. There were
several in the town. and all willing to
sell, but the stranger said he would hang
around for few days to see how much
business was being done. One Of the
dealers, named Smith, saw where little
extra work might count for good deal
and he called in a fellow townsman
named Gilbert, and said:
Nov, Gilbert, | want to sell, and l
want to give that Eastern chap an idea
that | am doing a staving cash business.
Here Is $40, and | want you to come in
| about o'clock and trade it out in sugar
and tea, and say that you'll send for the
stuff to morrow"
Gilbert pocketed the cash and was on
hand at the hour named. The stranger
was in the store with his eyes wide open,
and Gilbert walked in and called out:
"Say, Smith, Pm coming in 10 morrow
to pay you that $75."
That's all right" was the reply.
Want anything to.dsy?"
well, might look ut an overcoat."
Smith winked add winked, but Gilbert
insisted on looking over the coats, and
finally found one to suit. Then he
helped himself to n pair of boots and q
hat. and laying down the 500 he re-.
marked:
Take your pay out Of that. I reckon
I've saved at least 50 over any other store
in town."
He was given about ninety cents in
change, and walked Oft with his pur-
chases aud was not seen again for week
The stranger not only did not buy Smith
out, but when Smith went to take that
$40 out of Gilbert's hide he was the man
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Town Property for );

!, il whole hlusfib,yGsa or byy sto,so!l olIss 70, ..
derson, s. G., beloneiInSg, "a i the Cir 5;
the late Judge Reed 9S and toot 70 The b.!
WaverIy Hotel Ispsn Prsn,sss .
For terms of sale 'epefHs
Mauldin. e apply 10 n,
= p ! FRANK AIS,! MAuLD,v :
Oct 20, 1882 NEED. P1r
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is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the tee tn, and will not
cause headache or 'oustipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
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ASsEs0OR'O NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Tia. l
N viii be 1t my o0ace 10 tbs Court house
fron THE dsts till the S0th inst, and thss
I win b at the following named places On
the dsys specified, for tbs parpoes Of A.
sewing the taxable property Of the parish
OF Claiborne for tbs year lisa. The tine
being short, Il 70 hoped that The people
will prc@ptly attend, and 10 al cases fur.
nish correct number Of their land, - no
sasrssm~nt will b made without the cor
rect nun berc
Ward 3-Hsssy's Gross Roaals, Monday,
March 20, 1854;
Ward 4-Csrrys Sch. Hoass, Tuesday,
9ist; Knighton's store, Wednesday, 29d;
Wsrd 5-Ath-ns, Thursday and Friday,
go and Gath; Tulip, Saturday, eth;
Wsrd 8-6herArd's store, Monday, 9Th;
Enterprise, Tuesday, 3eth;
Ward SILisbon, Wednesday and Thur
day, 2oth and 3oth;
Ward 7-Adsons, Friday, 31st;
Aud during two hrst weeks Of April st
the Court-h house in the town Of Homer;
Ward i-ward's Mill, Monday, April IL,
1852; SammerReld, Tuesday and Wsdpes-
day, 18th and 18th;
Ward a-Gordon, Thursday, eOth;
Ward 3-Haynesviiic, Friday and Sat
urday, 2lst aud I'D;
And 1t the urt-honse from the 29d
April till LIST May, 1t which time the ~.
scssment will close Please he prompt in
attendance and ave time, cost, &c.
W. J. MERCER, Assessor.
March &, 1872 3O.7t
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TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Town Council met Friday, March J. ls.2,
at the Mayors ONCE.
Prc.~ut-E. II. MeC,endoa, Mayor; A,
We'll, ". W. Arbuckle, @. G. Gin sud J.
Z. Ramsey, Selectmen.
Absent: b. A. Bridges.
The Board was called n order.
The Mayor aud Aa~hal submitted their
monthly rrports which werc resd and or
dered spresd on the minutes.
To the Selsctmen Of the town Of Homer:
l Herewith hand in my report for th~
mouth Of February, lsf0, ending March
ard, lisa, and show that / have imposed
hues during said month 10 the sm cunt Of
AVE dollars rs CO.,
Respectfully submitted,
z. H. McCLEND0N, Mayor.
To the Hon. Mayor and Sclcctmen Of the
town Of Homer:
Gentlemen-I herewith submit ny re-
port for tho month Of February, ending
March 3r,l, 1882:
T N Words, fine, 90
J W McHeury. taxes 1851, oe
Drew Ferguson, do We
A Harris, license, "W
az 50
Cons on az 50, At s pr ct, 3@
By treasurers receipt, 81 6-VoN
Balance on hn&, WD
Respectfully,
Account In favor Of A. C. Jones for ol5,
ALLOW we'd, when, on motion, the Board 3D.
journed.
al, p n MOI RNnON
Mayor.
Attest: J. r. RAMSEY, Clerk Corpora'n.
For new and sound garden and hower
seeds 70 In SAsaton'A
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Will people never lssxu that anloaded
firearms are dapseroos, and that whom
the muzzlc Of an empty Ssu o. pistol b
turned In The direction Of . human being
the effect 10 frsquently - fatal - whom
Known to Be Iosdsdf The sccoonts Of
deaths resulting froa anlosdeA Aes-arus
arc becoming entirely too common.
Theushtlsss people still persist 10 present
ing Pissos that Arc sappnsed 70 b unload
ed, and - result good friend 10 killed and
the thoushtless PROTECTOR wirh the empty
pistol 10 miserable the balance Of HE days.
1t does seem 70 us thst fatal accidents
enough Of this kind have occurred 70
place even the most thoughtleas on tbsir
guard. Evcey ooe By THE time sbosld
have learned thst unl0aded firearms
are dangerous. Bot on the oootrs-
~ sch oocurreoces are beoo1iug more
common. There 10 hardly Q week Bat We
notice seooants In the pspen II persoos
being killed by so0e thoughtless person
with IN empty gun o. pistof. The muzsle
Of gun o. pistol, whether losded or I'M
loaded, should never bs tanned In the d.
rectiou II any hnRau being.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An uhi physician. retired from nctivr
practice having had placed in his hands by
MI East lmiin Missionary the fornfiia If n
simple vegetable r'mc'iy for the sp~.sly
aud permanent cmr~ of Consumption, Bro,f.
chiiis, Cafarrh, Asthma, and all Th~at snd
Lung affections. ni~, n positive ana radical
cure for general Debility and all n-rvons
complaints, after having thoroughly t-~ted
its wonderful curative Powrrs in thoussnsls
Of cases, feels is hin dniy to MAXI is known
to his suffering fellows. The recipe with
full particulars, dirrcsio~s fs'r preparation
and use, aud all n~crssary advice and In.
stractions for saec~vsful ffrat mr1t At year
own home, will he r''ceivcd by you hy re-
turn mail, free 81 chssxr hy adlr'~ainy
with stamp ar stamped self s.ldr-ssrd en-
v-loPe TO
Dr.. N. +. BELL,
ISL n. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Md.l
January q, 1852, 2l:y
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Cash Rseelp h.

We will continne to publish under this
s..liuc the names Of those who each
r..t pay MP their subscriptions. This list
/, i,trsded ~ . memorandum for the pro-
lection Of subscribers against possible
.rors in our books:
JEB BARROW, e. 100 las Madding, ! 80
srlndle& Bogys,2 10 J W Nickrsson, 2 90
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-15

Beautiful weather this we-k for corn
planting. The farmers should not fail this
year Ia plant . large acreage In corn. 1t
will pay better than cotton. A bush-l If
corn can he raised At home Ut alsut ss
small cost ~ IL can be kanl~d from the
landing ut Minden. We know sn old far
mcr near here who contends that he can
raise his corn at home cheaper than he can
hsui II from the landing. At sny rate, we
noticc that those farmers who raise their
own meat and corn generally get along
best.
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For the GUARDIAN.
rbg hoNN.
~ -. v. HHPP.

Yes, Hature,!vhsu the storm she sends.
And from the tree the bongh 10 fsflsn,
Albert, fallen;
At once begins to mako smends-
The shower, the zephyr low, sttends,
And air. and ground, aid at her calling,
Albert, calling;
And soon 10 healed the ragged se.r,
And soon new branches reach afar,
Which grow - richly and - green
Al thcse that bowed 70 Wild winds keen.
The violet, to the cold winds sound
It, choicest howers have yielded,
Albert. yielded;
Still the bsd, within The ground,
IL msdly waiting forth to besnd-
Ii listening for NJ soath winds calling,
Albert, calling;
The dew, the suu. the bes's low hum,
All, oil have scarcely whispered, come,
Than sweet no~sres ope's lite eyes,
And meets the kiss a san and skies.
The heart Ia like the boush and flower,
While It beats It knows no dying,
Albest, dying;
Though dart the night and sssl the hour,
Hopes rainbow, through the falling show.
er,
In gay, bright hues 10 archiug,
Albert, srchins;
And in the present always lies
Some food hope, hid from bauan eye
Some prop, on which the heart will stay,
And solaes nnd Ger life's ed way.
Ny clock Of life strikes midnight now;
Yours . later hour 10 ehiaing,
Albert, chininE
The storms Of time oar for,ns will bow,
The SHOWS Of sEe on temple, brow,
fts snow-white wrcsths Are lsyisg,
Albert. laying:
But to thy'love's deep, earnest chime,
Ever will throb this hsart Of mine;
Well watch the sun the clouds adoru,
That ushers In the morn, the morn.
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Page Il Moran Va T. b. wallsoe-In d. c.
State Of Lssisisss-rsrisA u Cas'asue.
DY virsss Of . writ Of A~Ii faeiss duly
ID iseued n - In the above eatitled suit,
] have s-issa, -and viii proceed TO sell, to
the highess ssd lsst bidder, ut the resi-
dence Of +. D. Wallace, NJ
SsGarSy, Aprif !, 1889,
the following dsscHsea proPerty, TO Wit;
Two O~vp saA Calves, one twe-beess
wagon ssA ksFuass, one Male, 700 bundles
II FoAass, - toaAisa o. ose Sow and
Eve Pigs, ~ aSvsa MAA 40.
Ter1s q 0Ss sash, M the bsneAt a
IH.U. TAYLOR,
March IS, ,ssa. pfW alt.
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Homer BAPTIST Chareh.

Pr.rsiug by the Pastor, Rev. W. P.
C,KryR, every 3r,l Sunday, at IL m and
;,e--slso, Saturday night before.
Pr,,er.mectiug every Tuesday night, at
, . N, conducted by the Pastor.
sunday School every Sunday morning at
Ssn-T. $. Sigh, Superintendent.
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Notice..

No one is authorized 20 collect, or re-
,,ipt for, any moneys due the Guardian
creep, myself and those employed in the
dec. without written authority.
b. ID. HARRISON, Prop'r.
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JACKSON NURSERY,
tEerAaiisuEp N 1897
Warts Mills, Claiborne Parish, Ia.

WE arc growing and selling a. Good 70.
w rieties Of Apple snd Peach Tr~es, &c.
&C., ~ any Nnrs~ry In the South, ~ prices
to nuit the times. We deliver young heal
thy trees. ne SssrssfV Itsif tvve 10 ssse
All trees delivered ny us shall BE- In heal.
thy conditics, and frpo > 10 8 Nbst high
tdvarfs exesPted.) II or sock b not dc.
ivered - shove statsA, ear eastewefs will
be under No sbligations 20 receive u. We
will can vass, Asrisg ~ Spring and Fall
~ thoroughly - pesssbla, Claiborne and
tho a.ljoiniH1 Psdssss-aiss to ssathsrn
counties Of XrkAnsae.
". B. JACKSON 4 SONS.
March IS iS0- Stat
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The best meals, best bcdr, best accom-
ncdations of ali kinds for the least money,
s'o be had Mt Browns hotel. Give it n
lar trial and you will fnd that the above
i, liter7lly trnc.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-15

"omer should by all. means have Rrst-
Ass hotel, and the citizens Of the place
'"oo'd sustain Mr.. Brown In the effort he
~ making TO sustain sucli house. A hotel
,'""o' oe sustained without patronage.
everybody should patronise Browns no
Tel
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-15

FOR a good shave or q warm or cold hat
call on Peter Dcmetz, with slayton, Milan
"reet, Shreveport, La, opposite Gimp
ston's hotel.
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keu entertainments.
NOTICE..

4 LII persons following any trade, profess
n sion or occupation repairing License
will please come forward end procure the
same, a. they will beeoMe delinquent on
lst day Of April. 1879.
PARTIES requiring License win please
bring with them statement Of their bnsi-
nesa, a. the Law requires license 10 issue q
gros r-c~ipts thereof.
j. II. n. TAYLOR,
Sheriff and ex-of{icio Tax Collector.
March Is, 1882. a.
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Watches, clocks and jewelry Of NIL kinds
81 rr'lnccd prices Mt Kortum's. Call and
examine his prices and be convinced.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-15

The fsrmers 10 and around Mount Leb.
anon, In the adjoining parish Of Bieavilse
have Organized IN Agricultural Society,
the object Of which h 10 Prooots tbs mn.
tual advancement In the nsethuls Of till
ing the soil. Ifsuch societi-s were more
numerous the farmers would 10 more suc.
cessful. Why should not Clsi' orue parish
have such society," Why should not plant
es Is we'll a. those in other vacations afford
each other oil the mutual sid and supper,
possiblei Farmers could ~ d ,boulI ad
vance each the interest Of Others.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-15

Garry yonr old plows to Dormon and
have them made new for about half the
prce Of new plows.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-15

large lot Of the celebrated Kim ball
cotton seed for sale at q. q. ellis store.
ra'''es wishing to procure the best cotton
''eo should call on Gill ct once. There
"'e no better cotton seed than tho Kimbsll.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-15

Camp and Brummett tobacco Is booming
Which shows that they handle hne stock.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-15

OeO ACRES OF LAND situated near
't0U Wiiry's mill. For particulars ap-
ply to J. T.. HCLSE.
December ii, it4i. fs:tf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-15

Onion sets, at Shreveport prices, nj
sheltoH's drug store.