Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-29

tue nionI " OF cbrilHrN the nal
al debt was reduced 80 7-3,5lI.
Qnito heavy rain accompanied
wind and hail fell Monday morning last
Ben Hills condition is critical. His !,
covery is considered exceedingly doubt
full.
Gardens are now growing finely. Tn
light frost last week did but little if an,
damage. The fruit crop is still promis
ing.
We call the attention Of our reader. 10
the adj. Of Geo. W. Cram. This gentleman
desires teams and lahorcrs for the railroad
and il offering good wages
The Vienna Sentinel is quite anxious for
the town on the railroad to be located
We presume the Sentinel man want. Ia
know how far he will have to move.
Our neigbbor, the farmrrville Gazette.
has completed its third year. MAY the Ga.
2ctte long continue To live aud merit the
goodwill and support of the people of Union
parish.
Along the line of the Northern Pacific
railway in Dakota there was severe
snow storm ou the 23rd inst Travel WINS
suspended for several day. on account of
the storm.
Within the last fourteen months four
prominent members Of the Shreveport bar
have died-llon. r. &. Grain. james "
Duncan, Esq, Col George williamson ard
L. NJ. Mutt.
The government has done good part
by the sufferers from the overflow, but can
do still better pnrt by cxpcnding good
sum of money "a Prevent the recurrence Of
such calamity.
Homer has not given mp the hope of "A
railroad We regard it as fixed certain.
ty that we will have "a tap either to Area.
n'a or Mindrn in III" near future. About |
this we think there is no question.
The fact that not u single person who
had been recently vaccinatcd successfully
has been attacked by the small pox eni.
d-'n'c now raging in Bethlehem, Pa. iso
strong instance the protection Afforded bv
vaccination.
bill has been introduced in Concrc..
10 punish persons who indulge in prof,nc
or Obscene language in a room or place oc
enpied aud used rs u rost of. &c lac
hne Of not less than five nor more than ono
hundred dollars.
"'h' Leon Jastremski the editor of the
Capltollan-A Advocate has declined rrnor,;
nation to the position of Mayor Of Ration q
Rouge. If the General j, ~ good mayor
a. he is editor the people of the Capital will :
not easily find man to take HI. place. 1
Inc LhtrrarN society Of Baslrop has nc. |
quilted Gultran of the murder of Gnrt,Id -
The Clarion thinks If the question had :.
been as ably presented to the iurv ~ !, =
was IN the debating society of that place Il
that Tie jury would have acquitted IN, f.
assassin.
Many old farmers say that the oat crop y
this year is more forward and promi.,n,, It
than they have ever known it. 4 good
crop OF oats will be Of great ADVANTAGE IN
tue FARMERS as corn is very scarce. II
more oats were grown every year the plan. y.
tiers would he better on -
Now that Sergeant Mason has h.eu II,
tried, conN ictcd aud sentenced for mnLirr III
target of Guitcau'. body, his counsel dc. pr
~ the jurisdiction of the court martial IL, Al
Nhichhe was tried to determine cnui,aln C ha
enc'S IN tim" Of peace, Itapprars to II, 10
hat Il point is we'll taken. M
The people of laton Rouge are com. ~
Flaming loudly. The cause of III. com. T.,
'la'ht Is an incompetent postmaster. ST
We know ofnothing which would occasion cal
he people Of a city more annoy aucc than of
N incompetent official of this kind. The no
eoplc have right to complain.
Inc weather prophets have commenced an,
lready predicting an unusually warm sum. H.,
her There Is something terrible tocontem. H.,
late ahead if these knowing people are fro
be believed. Hot and dry weather j, n,,
err'ble indeed. We comfort onrs,,ye, A.,
nth the reflection that weather prophets ~.
re most frequently false prophets. ,ai,
W. coro,,i, as {
blowing: We had rather see a we'll ed
ed SIX column folio than a nine column
nsrto edited on thr anything TO fill M
We have of,en ,bo,,L, a., r