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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26
NAY PEACHES.
TO whom IL May Concern.

TT Is \ WELL KNOWN FACT IliAi
| Miy Peaches have hcru >"id all through
Tins country fouiu - cents ~ one d"iiat P'l
tree. kn"ving the fact that tirt" w" w
,r,,t d,tu;,,G for Man Peaches IN NORTH
nui.i.u,u. A. ouick ~ the railroad iac"m-
ulr,-d. (as they command snrh l'rS'
,,,,.,. il, thr tuIykrt-Gum five to seven
dollars per hn>hrl.) have made arrhnI'-
mt.rts with G.. W. Stnu,:. Proprietor "i we
Shrrvcunrt Test Nui~cry. one "i the nlh'@'
aud uu-t reliable Nurseries III tn" StHt',
To n..is: inc ia iilling my oricrS. wa
sell tlpni in connrrIiun with rv"rN'u'he
else. ~ the following prices. Delivered y,
/ any point nu the V. :. * !. J.. IL. IL, ~"
| nt Miudrn aud Homer. in uG' Hnr i"'
trau.ulautIun nrNt SprluE: 1900.
Ma, Peaches. Buddrd, per dozen, - "r
! Per hundred. so ~;
standard Peaches. from juno to later
,,, dnl-n. Il ~. tcr hundred, twelve ant
"A halt cents n piece;
| Iacouu, uf sand Pears. - cts. each.
All trees guaranteed to live, aud to III
,rn,. to name. Will state Ia my old Gus
tanners " hn have lost any at their tr'.'
:, after carving ont my instructions, III max
| inc out Your orders, iii"lfE ~" now uhh,
,on have lust. aud wlil make tb'm goo"
Tn. above i, submitted tn my CUSTOMER
,rd fr,,rI-. 1f You want anything III IN
! line, don't b. afraid 10 -rnG ~, Your a.
d.rs Ordrrs received first, will rrceiH
! first attention. ~
SIND yonr orders in without delay. N"'
! !. the time. IN 80 doing. You will be SUI
| to receive the best grown stock.
4 Address j. /. BUTTON,
;. p. o. Box li7, Mindcn, La
| luuuat "n l--o ~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

,lrrrti.rrs -honld take notice that all
lr.r,i..,n-nts should lee left nj the GUAR
MAS Office Ivy moon "n M"mdaN. Els" they
amt lie over until the NEXT issue at fhr
,,,,r. tu nb>-rvancc nf Tins rr1nrs'
gill be Of mutual advantage :" thr GUAR
oIAS and thc advertiser. Persons we
J,,re extra copies "i Inc "tAR'INH
.,,Il ,.,yc ,h"ir ORDER, with NJ on Sat
nrIay before noon. This rule is impera
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26
Cash Receipts.

wa xil, continue to publish under ms
s,adin. the names of those "h" cav"
x..k nav MP their subscriptions. THIS list
,.int-nacd A. = memorandum for TIE pro-
,,o,;o, Of .nb,crib-rs against p"S7'"''
errors in our books; oo
r,,,et,on. - No | W p Sims. y :" Wv
BM Uulsr, y"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26
Homer Baptist Church.

Preaching by the Pastor, krV. W.
CARTER, every 3rd sunday ~ IL III anu
m--also, Saturday mght %'Ir' j., -,
Prav-r'mH"t,nG rv.ty p p"'n"'' ''"
7pm. conducted hy "a" fl,'"' .,
sunday School every Sunday morning. a.
, ,,--T. :. Sli.h. Superintendent,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

Mr.. Carr. wife of Mr.. W. A. Carr "'r
,,,. IA citizen. If orr parish. died Sat
r,,I,v nish. ia-t, She leaves s"s"an"
and , rur,ber of children to ir'hun h't
los. We sincerely .ympathizc with these
- ,bc sore nfaic,ion through which 'h'H
h,,. been called to pass. The life ct III"
,.c..,.,l Wa .n.l a. tO warrant the belief
,,a, ,nr loss HIS been hrr gam.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26
How to Save Corn and f0dder

ny usipc W. II. Maxey'- Pateut Tether,
X con can stake u Horse. Mule or Cow ~
ANY portion Of the plantation, day or r'yn',
On any grass oats, or other gree. ,v vss cT.p
vi VI, ,,a lr.st damage ~ the ssf,e, ana
with perfect safety to the animal; boy
N year, old can move it In one minute on
fr-sh grazing ground. In few days yT o.,
NAV stake hack on the same gro"na. ~
!. astonishing how small piece OF gronn.,,
Iii Ls.n I, horse or COW. The land n-ed
is snricbed by the droppinss to an aston
fishing degree.
Farm rights can he obtsined Mt Bridge
M.T,sni,'s where a model may I've seen
!, Real live agents wanted to CANVASS 'n'
patent.
For terms snd particulars, Sh'r r.
Is N,F1Ti- VI. n. hAxEY. 20,
'.a Holly SPRING., La.
,ae 3sy
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

Marriage Associations are spr'nGlng up
al ,y.r th, south. Thr country ia Hooded
with the circulars Of these institutions y
l,.. seem to u that ih~se,As~'oia'ion' are
,,sed upon ,lr Iend"rest foundation l"~
~, n IN a half "A dozen years there -
,u. Of these Association alive, We sn"''
hay. been greatly deceived.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26
Heartily Recommended.

Don't condemn gocd thing because y'n
hayc been deceived 10y worthless hos''o"'''
p,rker's Ginger Tonic has cured many in
,h,. section OF nervous disorders ana We
,.co,,u-ud i, heartily to such sufferers
\etrs
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26
N. =. Church, South.

REGULAR preaching NJ Homer "n The IN.
IL in, Snhbath- in each mouth, at II
,',.,,rk a M and ~ pm.
PRAYER ,nr-,ius every Wednesday a'Sh'
st7: o'clock.
Al Arizona Ard Slhha'h. and
A, Iisb,n ls sabbath IN Zach month
l. II. STONE, Pastor.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

The people should remember the 'p-
,.,,;,,tu,uts made for public speaking IN
their wards and turn ont en- ""S'e' ine
ia, Collector - i'll attend all th"s" meet
mo. and Offer those who may ~ d"S'sf an
onrortunity to pay their taxes. Cone anu
hear the speaking, anu IT 1t suits Iou' pay
YOUR taxes.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

George Gil la. employed FRANK N' .,a
n take charge Of his Gin and NJ" l"r ,"'
,rescn, season. Mr.. Allen has ia" y
lengthy experience in the business anu v"
warrant will give general satisfaction
Carry yonr cotton to GIll''sin II you AA"
,oa ,,rn ont aud fine sample
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

The District Court adjourned t" the
6.., N,uI,y in I. ccrui~r. instead of rue
,,copd. a. va, stated !" our
L., ,ssn, We make THIS correction Tor
, ,h, hcu.nt Of witnesses aud jurors me
! witnesses aud Jurors are reln'0u l" Wv
rr...,,, a., III, nr., M"udsy IN Der"'"hr'
vittm, any further notice. In the list "'
r,m,.ofthr grand jury nm error also occur
ed The name Of W. II. Gridr7 appeared
,,,....,, .uou,d have been W. ii. Candy
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

r.,,.in dancing rrducrd to - wv IN an
a.a ,,,,,l,rs and children. Class com
s mi. evening ut ha'f-rast t'n
,, An ,,, invited to attend.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26
Take Notice.

The store Of Harris (Cheap '" ", o.
y. closed Thursday and Friday e'p,, , =,
and %; slso Oct. 5 and o. OIL ''''o"
,,Iigious holidays.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

The pubhc will do well to carry 'hs,'
a,.h.. 20 T. II. Kortnm's. He has no su-
a,;,, in North Louisiana. All work guar
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

e., 10 T.. l.. Johns"n'N for hn'"''''
~, ;r,. aud The oldes, and Tufes
whisky IN town.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26
Office.

X, one il authorized to collect or re-
,;,, f,r. any moneys due the Gnat"'ah
c,crrt myself and those c,nnl"y'u III wv
,,sBce witbout written an,h"rltE'
"'nc'' u. u. HARRISON, Pr"pr'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26
Great
Southern
. Enterprise.
, CLINGMAN NURSERIES.
MARRIAGE ASSOCIATIONS.
The Effect They Have Had on the Nails
10 the South ard West.
iCincinnaii Gazette.

ICinciuuaii Gazette
WASHINGTON, sept. l6.-Ihe correspond
.rce of the Posted d. parlu"nt 4"
yclops the existence of asinSn'ar mama
,yhi,h lrs broken out III the S"''h an"
VT, matrimonial insurance or lottery
cra,.. i'm which the insurer guarantees any
nersou against matrinlony- unless II oo'"''
;,l,;u ,Lr,, months from date Of ihsut-
,cr rivcn upon the prin'iple apparently
! that .t,ue love ncNcr runs smooth, anu
that III, chances are more Than even '"a'
:, -. than three months any existing
mattel, Will hc broken of. large number
If ro.,r,,,,rrs have applied for additional
clerks to handle their greatly Increased
business fi,r, This cause.
tn, following from postmaster III
cr,,u;ueut Southern city was received TO-
day:
Ih.y ,o say this Office is overwhelmed
with busineas. owing largely t" the s'hS"
. lar development "f matrimonial aSS"c''
,i,u. 4. we'll as Ia the unii,lclinl "c'ti'P
m,ut and crowth m tie city. III" ma'''
,r;,l crpz, e-u,s Ia have attacked III
c,,-s,- aud conditions Of men. Ny man
!, inc fnrcr. my distributors 1T mails am
-, others. are worked to complete exhaustion
r. therefore. it I've necessary {" de'"y w
!. erased appropriations for tins once pie"'
,rou, me- At once Temporary a>sHi"ht'
-, Ny. clerks
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

u,.x,,. hotel is growing in p"p"'a'n>
,,n- Table supplied WITH tn" "'' NV
"a" ,na country afford. Charges m'n
49,. and accommodations ample r"'
,srazc Browns hotel.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

ov.,rorked men and women' persons OF
..d,,,.ry habits, and Others whose 'y''e"
n..d. Incorporation, nerves toned and mus
Gle. strengthened, .bonid nae browns NV"
Rstter.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Largest Stock in the South
west,
And cxcellcd 10y no other NuiSrry IN varie
IS or qralty Of stock

All cl,sscs of fruiis grown. and cSpc /
c;,,;v those vari,tirs best adapted to our |
soil and climate.
r,,,i.., aud latcs, Peaches and blight
prnof Pears spccialtics.
All trees guaranteed true to name an"
insured ,n live when planted aud cared t"t
ascending to directions.
All trre- graftrd or hudcd ON seedlings
which make the most vigorous IA" longest
lived trees.
7 have an immrnsc stock of Apple trees
IN crcat variety. ranging from t" feet
! in height.
/ TIE public will Gnd it 70 their 'n''f''
to hold their nr,rIs Tor this Nursery III
stead OF giving them /" irre"poHN'"'' par
ties
Thanks for past patronage, ana i"'"'
orders solicited.
Ak. CLINGMAN, rror'r.
Homer. La. April 26. ls-2. ~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

y, : y. Webb will he in Homer the
Ut. - aud At Lisbon during the
Nv y. .t ofty,t mouth, All orders 'r''
Nth A. h. Bo,ktu will 'r'''er p'o"''
attention.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26
wanted.

,s,c,a. BLACKSMITH caSnnd per-
-, smployment at rernuncrative pay
by application, at this Office
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

CRAY hair. often cause ann"yah'"' "''''
r,tkcr'S Hair B,lsam prrNih'S ~
lug the youthful color.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

To, fresh ,utnip seeds aud on'"n N''S' 70
,o Shriton's drug store
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26
=. NJ. FREE WAN,
fsouth. west corner of Public Square,
HOMER, LA,

nEALER in Fancy and Family Gro o'..
ID Tobacco, Cigars, Provisions, boo.s
sI,.. Hats. Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions
and fnli supply Of everything keT, W.
'a,.I .tore. The custom Of the pubiic'
Respectfully solicited:
Term" so' so 3s:y
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

", hor...shoeing, half round' &c. 81
..rna Al Is at Rankin's shop.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

All kind. of wines and liquors NV s'''
,v MeH.nry q Brow", at bo''"" f'''
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

7, xou wish to buy your drugs cheap y
% McHeury & Browns drns store
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

MeHsury & Brown always keep Oh n'">
. c,u line of pure mrdicines'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

The principal feature n aitrae'l"" now
:. ,h. Hra,s Band aud Dancing Seh""i'
prof J,,rrs has charge If both aud the
noys are. progr, ,-inI admirably.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26
HOMER VALE SCHOOL,
State University
-ANp- 49,
AGRICULTURAL AND MEChANi'AL
COLLEGE.
The next Session e TN. institution higgins
October 1th. Is W.

and closes Jnly aih, l--3.
null INSTRUCTION BY AN ABLE
L and rxprriruccd faculty IN the n@nal
collegiate studies. Cndrts will have choice
ni fur courses Classical, Scientific, AGi'-
cultural AND Mechanical. No tuition lee
= charged. There is IN annual Tee 4" si"'
Total charges tor Board, etc, III the '"''
vcrS,,y, So per month.
Cadets, upon entering til" tnlF'n"H
hrfnr. hriug assigned to quarters or cla'@'
ell, and every thtcc m"uths tlrtra'''
| .holl nrr,rni To the President the Treas
nrci'. receipt for J months frrs IN adv an'r
! Cadets shall lr required to pure 80 ,h'l
own test b",ks, aud mnNt prov 'dr 'h'h
selves with uniform aud unlrrcluikinG'
Tor further information, address
WI. PRESTON JOHNSTON,
Iivsident.
Baton Rnngc, La, August Isl, le73'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26
wEsLEYAu FEMALE IESTITuTf

STANTON, VIRGINIA.
n,,xc c..,,,,pL.r Goth, l--2. One
[ tns TIrsT SCHOOLS roE lorSG LADIES
X " r 1mr UsirEp STATES. surrounding surrounding
IN i''.on n Climate unsurpassed. Pupil,
g"n," .;"b,rrn States. TERMS ANON
l rMF HLsT II THE UNION. Board
Washing, English Cour-e, Latin frsnsn D
G.rman. instrumental Music, Ac.' Ter - no
la.t,r wear. from Sept. TO june Ss"o'
For Cataiogurs write to ,s ~.
REV. WM. A. HARkis' Ires'y
julyl2, 's2-lm e"u"''"'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

The Star Route trial cost the e'"n''s
.,,on, ,hrre hundred thousand dollars 40"
resulted in tho sequittsl # dead man,
m. ,srvvses.ss-sssr~o sen that ss"c'a
NOT Avn $50 ooss iet~a = they were snn
IN. ..eape Of the chief conspirstors- Inc
eoup.ry I. promised rvptti'iop Of 10.
I,.k gam. in which enort'o"' 's"yer'
fteS and the sAoape f>suii's men play
prosiinent part.
d " Ko.sAs. sseAssss~ ss sou "
- ,s.ai,4 nah Sbat,e. ( (" e (
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26
Homer Masonic Female
-. Institute.
rv.p,,.aird An. session begin. Sept Z, 1882

Board and taition per month. slb. NM
40 ;nclrded With the above, yH, payable
monthly In advance. washing extra
Tuition, 2. 4 and 3 dollars per month
when p,id nj close IL term; u 20, % and
20 When naih monthly.
Incidental Zee rcr term, 81
For further particulars Address
r. :. SIIGH. 4. NJ, Prest..
Homer. Claiborne parish La.
! July 2. lert. "H
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26

o,,, line of toilet articles at Neiie"r'
A. Browns drug store
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-26
Feed, Sale and Livery Stshf
Sc. corner of Public square, -
HOMER. La,

JyEFrs for hiro COED i'crsrs. 1850
II Bnrgies. aud good drivrts =.
- hen dr,in.d. Stock fed ANA rs,ro
mndcratc charges. Par',rs VA, W
undated day or night. Th""kinlI
favor. he snlirits \ liberal pasro""s
Homer. La May 2, lsss. -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
Moss In Texas.

"Moss has only of late begun to claim at
tention as an article Of commerce. 1t has
been in use 10 a limited extent for many
years, for the manufacture of mattresses,
cushions, carriage stufings, and in horse
collars, aud for the wearing o fsaddle blank
cts.
"For all these purposes it is found TO
answer tolerably well as E substitute for
curled horse hair, at less than afourth ofthe
cost.
ats merits and its ~cheapness have created
a large demand for it in England, and as it
becomes known throughout Europe, it must
inevitably supersede all other materials for
the purposes to which it is adapted, and
certainly become al important item in our
export trade;
"rhe supply ofmoss in Texas. on the sea
board and on the streams in the lower coun-
try, is immense-probably ~inexhaustible.
Thousands Of square miles Of forest are fes-
TONED with it; and were the present crop
gathered and the woods left bare, but a few
years would elapse before 1t would be as
abundant as before.
1.-THE low. widespreading live oaks, ard
the short, Ecrubby post oaks of Texas, and
the facility Of running wagons everywhere
under the trees, present advantages for
z thsring it not found elsewhere"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
THE DALLAS HERALD, SEPTEMBER lT EDn1ON-QUADRUpLE D.

hlly Abnesa Win ibs Times. IeIldss
thorough and efficient system ~ pub
Nc Zee schools ff both whites and blacks
there ara many t0ivate Institutions NJ LEARN
inR, With most competent professors aud
teachers aud n high standard fuf gfadua.
ton Notable among these arc, The school
f0r higher order ~ education Tor young
ladies under The management Oi the UfAu.
line convent, aud the H. Mays UnlVer
.ity for education NJ young men, also a
military academy and many other schools.
There IN also u medical college that hiss
been IN successful operation for many
years, which will soon BIO supplanted by
the medical department OF the state uni
versity which is TO be located here vi an
early period. II having been decided 10 sop.
arate this department from the main uni
versity on account Of the superior chemical
facilities offered by n seaport town.
Galveston from Its position possesses more
real advantages az u commercial point than
any other city In the state. Situated i'm
mediately on the Gu { OF Mexico, 10 has one
Of the finest harbors in the world, say, and
except the bar that to some extent OBJ
structs its entrance for the larger vessels,
and this obstruction is being removed grad
ually but surely, for which congress makes
munifcent appropriations, the amount ap.
propriated by the last congress being $780,
and II must always be the commercial
gateway, through which the imports will
low into the state, and the vast produc-
ions of our empire state will find an outlet
% foreign markets. 1t is one of the princi.
BAL coffee markets of the country, and is
becoming the granary OF the south. The
sading article ofexport heretofore has been
otton, a large portion of this staple raised
n this state. being handled at this point.
Below we give comparative figures for the
ast two seasons ending August %:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Under this head IL Included grocsri-..
produce, CORRECTIONS. etc There are t.o
extensive and exclusive wholesale grocerJ
houses IN D.Ilss. employing a men. and
with their aggregate ssles amounting 20
&.5O0o1u, n come % retail grDcery sf0rss
whose sales within the curTest year are ~
ported ~ t500.oo. thus makiug TIE Frnnl
t0tal - saies % grOterTf1. produce. eJrfer-
tons. tagging NJ ties. f5110l00
HAEbTAEG. AenICrLTCRALINrIEurrrs. nc
The sales - hardware b. ~ urornIrprr
firms ffnploFing 81 men. and ireia1inr
oh Wholesale ard reIad. we're SsI1rsE
fOr The pnst year. ard ~ ~arfcnlfuar in-
plemenis. engines b1iiers. rar8ns ana
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

A live and Fourishing city-Its Growth
snd Prosperity-Ifs Railroads and Cen
er.l app-srHnces-Its Trade, Msnuf-e-
lures Frport., Etc.
Port Worth !, the county seat Of Tarrsnt
county, 30 miles west from Dallas, and hai
q population OF 1900 a. IL shown By q
recent census taken in that city isst
mouth. II is beautifully lJcated on = high
20 feet shove the sea level, IN the
midst q an attractive snd fertile country,
~ The confluence o. Clear and West N1rks
q the Trinity river. This ~ss q live Little
to-n II some 200 inhshitaDts and good
local frs1s. when its frt rsiir0.d the
Tsrssf Pacific. rearhed ID. IN 1875 owing 70
-. FAT Of this rosd's stopping here. nna
For Wo1hs b-cominE the terminal point
f0f several years. BE trrde vas rsridly IN
ard the growth snd prosperity
during tins time were almost uhe-
numin.L he 1sEasf A Pscifc'
rtllru1f ouutirne1 its c1u-s 20 tte ~ wrst
IN ls8 bit this piece did nof Sha-s the fsts
q m.rT Terns torns ard Quietly sirk
irto q nert uay-s-.fion. hrf bersn -.
t1reu1 ever ereC rie1rs ~ ~
pcwrr 10 .frrrc rlher r-rs. and t4cz re
rrl-ed cer-t E1r do ttis rryrs = rain
snti-i1n ard frfie dream. brf 4 RAPIDLY
bsinr rs-lir-t. E-err r1ad thst frrnrtsiy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Under this bead is included dry goods.
bo0ts and shoes. hnts and caps and mill
merry, both retail and wholesale. There are
three wholesale dry goods and no
lions establishments, employing 10 oil
lO4 men, and with sales s~ggregating. for
the past year s2,S00,Oco; 81 the retail deal
ers IN dry goods, notions. boots and shoes,
eleven hrms employ 100 hands and theiI
sales last year amounted 90 $4,000 az
dealers In clothing. boots shoes, hats snd
caps, not above included, employ a. men
and Their aggregate annual r.les amounted
20 f4O5.00s tksir millinery and ladies' ~esr
estabishm-nts employ g persons sDd tbeIr
nnnualr slrt amount 70 f90.go-the Whole
reaching - 9 0D.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
GALVEsTON,

The seapsrr of Texas-Its History and L.
cation - Immense Business - Desirable
Flaoe Of Observation-Disclosures Past, Pres
ent and Outlook for the Fature-Railroaa
Facilities, Harbor Advantages and Gen-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-07-06

encouraging, not only to us, but to all
those in Kershaw who have not yet
made up their minds to surrender our
county and State to the tender mercies
of the negro. To all whom it may con-
cern, Beulah has spoken most positive
ly. and with no uncertain sound, as to
which side she will take in the approach
ing conhict-not Of parties, but of races.
The club, by order of the President,
will meet agoin on the 18th ofthe pres-
ent month for the purpose of electiug
delegates to the comfy convention
which meets at. the Court House in
Camden on the 17tb, and all members,
aud especially those who were not pres
ent at the reorganization, are earnestly
requested to attend on that occasion in
order that their voices may be heard in
the selection of ths mon who shall rep
resent them. Respectfully.
w. P. Dubose.
Secretary.
July Sd. 'S2.
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Well Done.

It is with pleasure that we congratu'
late the Legislature of South Carolina
upon its short, quick and healthy
meeting. It's session has been one OF
wisdom-wisdom in its breyity, wisdom
in its prompt and unfalteriDg action,
and wisdom in not opening up new
questions. The State has been redis-
trictled, and upon the whole we think
i, as good as it could have been. 1t is
oply left for US now to labor hard and
try and carry our elections, which We
are satisfied we can do. An eight days
session at this time has strengthened us,
we think, and We confess that it has
turned out better than We expected.
Work and action is all now that is
needed,
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that of the abstinent descendants of the
New Enelanderp, and has probably bern
as much influenced by the close conpec-
tion between tax-generatine crime and
pauperism and the abuse of alcoholic
stimulants as by any less practical con>
sideration of Stcial welfare. The Iowa
farmer, does not, as rule, nse liquor
iiu,sclf, and he has put on record his
disirclination to be compelled to pay
for the consequences of the oyer>iudul-
gcnce Of others.