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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01
18th day Of Hay, 1882,

at the railroad depot ef tho Wsah.r glon ard
Ohio Railroad Company, in tho city q; Alexan-
dris. Va, offer at public .uc!ian the
ENTIRE LINE OF THE WASHINGTON !
OHIO RAILROAD.
including that partly and that h;lly c,rsruci-
cd. and also all ard singular ell tho works a-d
property. real, personal and mixed, rolling
STOCK, loco nolivss, clrs. &C., and ell rights
contracts and franchises { said WcSaiaStoh ara
Ohio Railroad Company.
The said property coas;sts OF e c1aE.,uctel
limo OF railway IN active operation fem ;ae civ
of Alexandria. We. westward through tia coa,ir
ties OF Alexsnd-ia, Fsir:a1 ead Lcucoun tc
Roand Hul STATEN, in I.oi;dcua c3ariy. di.-
TANGO OF 5li miles, irSlu5irG q lias coMnec;!7r
with the Washington and AlcxsrGri. Railroad,
The road ia also graded eayoat Round Hill f,r
distance ct three miles,
The other real property Of Tia Company c5n =.
sis.s OF large brick depot building an6 treghI
house, in the city of Alexandra. = ronnd house,
machine SHOP car shop, car shed. Store house.
&C., and about fifteen acres of land adiacea:
thereto; also eleven depot hcuS 20 and l9te Of tho
eleven principal stations between alexandria
and Round Hill.
According to tho route surveyed tho dls,srca
from Washington city to Poia. Pleasant OH tho
Ohio river, is th!es hundred and twenty. fvo
miles, and passes through ccaatfy h9sviy
tlmbered and of area! mineral RESOURCES
Terut: The entro property, reel per&ol al :nd
miAeui ilGL c1isea, &C., Is sCiQ together slG tSI
the same tie purchste: nut Pr; fifty lhoussG,:
dollars {s6J CCJS of the lu5chass noleT in cash.
and the residue in four equal annual psyr,Si.ts,
With interest from the day Of pa!o, which rail-
pay ments are 10 be evidenced By bonds which
are to be secured by deed of trus: ulon ,ha
property sold. to be executed upon the coz fam,
ton of the ealo and conveyance to tho pGr
chaser.
This sale is subisc! 10 tao lien Of tia decd t.!
| trust executed August Glib, 1863 TO indemnify
| the county Of Clarke, Stala OF Virginia, a2sin!.
liability LOT the annual lCterest on the bends G.
! the said county for The sum OF 18o huudie,:
thousand dollars (Sl0O COY ''uo to aad ua,l tho
1 tins whoa said road shall b. commenced. anG
under construction in ii1 county c! Clarke" s.
agsi1st liability for tho pnYocnis of tie prinei
pal Ct SAID tolds in csso ,hsy sh,n hsco1:n ,;r.
and payable before tho 1855 all be c3r,m5!:,1 6
4 md under construction ia said county, tia s:.t
bonds falling due In tho gear 1892.
Th1 purchaser will be entitled to tho net
profits If the road from the day CT the sale.
4, T. BARTON,
RICH'D. b. LEE. Comni'rs.
OHAS u. STUART, ofS.ls.
HENRY HEATON,
! febll-ls
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y til.l package Of "BlACK-DRAUGHT"
free OF charge.
Fer Esle By &. :. Lesdbaa.a: q Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01

MATTINGs MATTINds |! MATTINas! +
500 Rolls Of Whi:c. Check ard F.ooy M.ttipps
just opened at I, EICHBERG's.
mal25-lW
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Take "BLACX-DRAUGHT" and vou

Will never be bilious.
For sale BY 4. 8. Lesdbesscr E Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01

pATENT STEEL WIRE BALE TIES, for
L b.ling hay, SHAW, &C., f., sale at lowest
market rates by
JAS F.'ChRL]N & SOUS.
MA 63 Kiog street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01

n r0'.cE ITEMS. -Th:re were before The
,it'yOt his morning james L1okett. oolored,
II 'a With assault on bis vito Mike Who
S'?;,s lamp, end Dave Lomax. culored. for
E,'Ys cra1k ED disorderly on the s:reets, and
Eos Miller, c0lored. for disorderly conduct 10
~ MY aiiey Luckett VAS ordered to be locked
VIII ,ss 'he to1 pagmen. of tho costs in the case.
uAoo vas ordered CIT Of the city. Dsva
s,d 1 * Vas saot to the chain gang for 80 days.
II n noe Ni !ier was ordered to leave the house
/, uho, "sshl' & %, be having . wife end child
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01

EOR BEET-DWELL1HG No. Il, north
a. side Cameron street, Il ID door ftom Wesh.
lngton street nearly opposite DIR. Lewis. APP
ply to pETbK WISE. corner Prince snd Hen
~ streets. apl-,f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01

A FORMER ALEXANDRIAN DEAD "A B.
k'rs6elj, k9ro couoiy, CAL, nsper Of March
ID has the following notice f tho dcsh Of q
tAm'r Alexapdriau
"A Pioneer Dkad.-T A. Stnntenburg. e!q
Cna q The oldest residents Of KIN c,uatY, 6
tatv, OF Nirg MIA. died here Yesterday and
w. 10 h,v. bsen bu,isd te-d,y. but tho wealth
q WIS s. clustering Iha. tho (uoeIai was post
ptn'd until to-morrov. The body is lyi: 6 10
Ito Iowa Hall"
Th' sans psper, of Msrch ]G, motto the
!uotr,l Of the deceased as follows:
"A lsrga coacourss of people comprising
nearly all Tho prominent cilz 'ns of this part OF
he c.uoiy, followed The remain of the lato T.
A S,optraturs to their 6nal resting place to-
daV'
Mr., s. msrr'el daughter of the late Thoa.
a Waite. Ct this city, where she with her Chill
uiin now reside. He was q. one ti~e an efficient
.7d popular clerk N the Pos!offlce under tina
!he Daniel Bryan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01

A GRICULTUHAL GOODS-JAME5 :;
a CARLlN & SONS, G9 King st,, wou.
call the attention OF farmers .nd merchss.s 20
their full and complete siocS of Pol. Steel riow
fI.tea, H.iro~ Teeth and Harrow Teeth Iron,
!. . and in.; Sbovels, SpsGas, FORKS EoeE.
Hakee &c. uI9I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01

CABINET PHOTOGBAPHF RAMRs from
~ lOc up; Eases &c to SIS, and pO3TEelT
FRAMRS fem So to $50 at
TRNNESSON e CO.'S,
lano Id Eirg street..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01

ALL FOOLS DAY.-Tt- Jag, the l.s Of Atri,
klcwI as All F'0l's D,y h.s bsCn pretty GET
rrsl2 cb'sr9ed ia Ihis cur. Al sorfs of tsats :
I2los ptaiks Ea7o bean played. nat ouig ty
n'scHi1viooi u.nAus. bu, by urctios Of 10
nd@r g;osth. ~ cfo1d Of ways sera en-; lsst
o;sht. AID ih;a wHrnias thitgi w.ra C nsiic:a
ty mizsd uD lIrxc clntGlcS houses wtre
I'd REQ Ei.h lak shoD signs, au3 weilknow q
i@Do;raD2a a1T3ca'cs hid gono into The l.p.r
beer ride Thorn ws5 q 6 'ne;a! oon!uio cf
tu3!oes ;:: 6. C.:;Z,us who sclI thDs 1aie
y's,ritag tsG go2e to rcpsirio2 sho%s, BARRIERS
had gJle isso tbs shce business, end $40, =
m.kfrs had opened law ofices. SO g.est wss
tho 'Iu'x up that one old gentl,ua, On goiug
10 hI5 paco ef business fau:d bs,bf's pole 10
ion, C! his door, Ilo s.oppSd for shor. time,
cottllded tina. ha was wrong, aid stsr.sd %
doHa the Street. lIe flaliy returned to lis
hcr2c, cid declared that no kotw ha was 10 q
bad Wy. fer. sitter lnDg business life 10 lie
city, no was unsbo to fnd his establishment.
"a lhe Royal street. front Of the market houce
tud7g nnd 10 oihcr public pa,ps zero dis
Ie}sd e'go:- boards cortainiCg Iuenirg com-
m&u'' % tho pabi, cots Of macy Of tho city ofi
cas- Over tie der Of the RefornClob Hall was
;oo following: "rtmperauo, 10 winter nud
w!i:kty 10 summer Nssr'y the whole dey
has bcco span. by may 10 playing likes Ga The
unsusocc:iag. OILY oDo Eghr hes toan re-
p)rttd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01

COUNTY Court "A short session of the
C'uo;y COur vas held ct the old court House,
10 hs q =. yesterday afternoon. Judgs Ssig g.
Ter alter sigoiog the bill Of exceptions 10 the
CoS o's', mentioned Ia yesterdays G.zstte,
scnuroed tho curt ill This morning.
=, id-d1y j uIian T. Burke vs. the Board Of
S,a1n"rvlssra ct Alexandria county; damages
$40 i,r dss'h Of a mare from i5iares sus-
''asd By slinS through hole 10 the bridge
g''' uo9fa Ruo judgment 10 favor of Mr..
nuke; ez:spticas b, !hs attorney for the
c1uDy pcted.
,Cnl'y Ca1uoiI, Ct Alexandria, vs.. the Board
VI oape'v'Sors ct the county; claim It city
LOU: S!,4o0 Tor The support of q psuper from
&c c'uaty Eaned Jso)ts for the PAST ten
'''r5 b, aims house; judgment against
'OInci;!; Esp io1s noted.
Io1;s a. !ors til court 10 course.
NRs. MAsTERsoN's WIL1..-The will Of the
ale Ms Mary A. Massersop. 70 msrly of this
~ Wa flsd Is Washington yesterday.
,9'''oj'e +. hlddy, sister of the ceased, is to
" I''1 1854, AID $500 additional ifsh, is liv-
'GTn55lka sill is led.
r M:r3 NJ. Giasooe. quo 10 c)Evsnt at
tna;iic: CHy. Md is lsft $500; to the Little
T p:'5s q tie Poor 10 Washington. 500 10
M%sid l. aud William +. Csrne. 500; 10 The
n ,'r Of 3. DaDiric's Church. 500. The
W.. CT The estate is left 10 James q. Sell
u'a' Francis W. Tarboe aid Thomas Gsliigsn
"e sHpcloted executors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01

.0UR LONDON OPAQUE WHITING Pa
" PER is The best paper for lsdias rss in The
msrkes. We have full line OF Fns Writing
Paper with Envelopes to mstch
mh2I ROBERT BILLS SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01

n 1IAETIC CARDS, and De La Rue's
LII RASTEK CARDS at
sp1 TENNESSON'S.
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10 T a L e n EEH HIP,

OriCE The annual meeting Of the AL.
~ fAaNDkIA MARINE RAILWAY g
SHIP5UILDING Co., will be held o. the ysrd
as poop, TU kSDAY April 9Th, 1882. Businoss,
eltcAcn OF eMoers tor The ensuing year.
BY order OF the President.
epl-2i +. SOHNRIDRR Ssf,.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01

A LII THE LATEST DESIGNS DADO
IA WINDOE SHADES at
cpl TsNNRSSON'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01

SHIPPING TAGSI SHIPPINI .TAGsl!
~ Rect lived This day fill STOCK CT Sbippipg
and Merchandise Tsgs !.!so lhs Eead.Locs
Tag. Bag Fastener.
mh25 ROBERT BELLS SOES,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-31
Notice to Teachers and Patr>,.
OF Public schools.

THE Board Of School Directors n, a.
L Parish of Claiborne have appointed n.
first Monday in June rs the tim. III.
contracts will be formally made nal
Teachers To take charge Of the Free pnAE.
schools for the year lsS2. The Board 4.
sire At that time to employ Teacher q,
every ward in the parish. These coptr,.,.
will he for monthly salaries. and 4,
term of months not yet decided.
All applicants for employment BY IN.
Board will be required To produce q c,n;.
iicate of qualification from the Seerrt,,,
This duty of examination being made &.
cumbrnt on me, l am authorized bv A.
Board To exempt from the inese.
vrnience of q renewed examipatjo, an
thn~ Teachers to whom Certificate, a.
qualification were granted last Yea, IA.
have preserved u goo,l moral character ,nS
hose services in the school room hs,.
proven acceptable.
To all other persons desiring to obt,,
positions as Teachers Of Public Sehool
notice il hereby given that will endesyo
~ b~ present. to examine applcan,s "A,
cert fcatrs 1T the Court-house in HON.,
during every Saturday in the month oi
May, FROM o'clock, n. m, until 4pn.
As s.on ~ Practicable after reading TIN
notice, every prospective Teacher Of q Puk
lie School IN the parish is requested to f,r.
ui>h by mail to the Secretary q eertiSed
statrmrnt of the number and names Of M.
ideut pupils, the condition Of the school.
house and furniture, and to what extent Il
ANY the local community propose to SUD
pl-meut tue monthly salary of the tesek.
er.
schools in close proximity will be d.
courag-d. Teachers " hose avocation b 10
teach will h- preferred.
Encouraged by the increasing satisfsetiss
with which til. people have received tie
results of their last years aborp, the Board
enter upon the duties Of another year With
prospects of being able To give Longer
session and greater efficiency to osr Pres
Public Schools.
by order of the Board.
j. II. CHAPPELL,
Secretary.
Homer, La, April 10, lsa2.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-31
NASHVILLE LETTERS.

NASHVILLE. 1tNN. M" u, l~-2.
Since MY last better GrnrIl Conference
matters have advanced hnt ltt'e. Thr
urrSiion ~ 20 how many new bishops
should hr Elected has employed the mind,
ard called ont N" talent II the body, Ia
about the fun extent Of ~ capacity. To
common country minister, il was quite
amu~iu. ~ 49,. the II. -. aud l.. l.. D'S
and \. Nj. ucL, hi'ch and jerk the par
hamrntarv ,tirrup, night on the beach at a
so of controversy. Occasionally the ira
cc- ui reliance would break, and some poor
tilted dl.uItaty would 20 under. But at
the close ut tu-daN'~ Session. the number of
>tc,ds T. hr worked in the Episcopal Car
ringc was decided upon. The particular
orru question. With that tru>ty old lead
cr. Rev Bishop Paine, II. H., of Mississippi,
IN the Lad. followed 10y that noble breast
the venerable bishops kavauan.h and
Pierce, aud those real "old stagcrs." Bi>h.
OPS kr-ncr and McTyerc. nj the wheels,
II would not take long TO break in a pretty
raw SGT, ut hast IN pairs. Before this gors
to the mail expect to bc able to givryou
the names uf the whole team. Since my
former letter, Rev. Dr. llaygood, Rev. DR..
liargrove, Rev. DIR. Peterson, aud one or
two others. (including Rev. Dr. }. :. Key
have been brought ont, elegantly harness
ed. and offered for the team hnt 10 date |
see no reason To settle on any mau or set
of men. There is no caucuSsiug-no elrc
tionccring-and sldics cannot he easily
made MP. BrsideS. those whom re choose.
We are apt Ia think Others will choose. aud
- We are apt To he overccrtain of the sue.
cess Of our chosen men. Tor myself. mg
tcict j. made out, with a good deal of con
idcucc in its success. Five are 10 be cho
sen, by this General Conference, aud my
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-31

>, ccrts from Vienna to Homer but from
Nashville to Homer it is only 81 80, and is
about Is times as far. Ipay SIS 90 to Lit
ri. Rock. a distance If 1872 miles from Ho-
mer. and s. l2ic. from Little Rock to
Nashville, distance Of 4l4 miles. Forty
miles north Of Homer, found corn selling
a, Il 10 prr bushcl on time; 40 miles fur.
tbrr. nj 81 -. and here at 81 10. SO much
for living where there are no railroads
Cannot our people procure onei
Respectfully,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-31
Largest Stock in the South
west,
And excellcd by no other Nursery In W.T.
ty or quality Of stock.

All classes of Frnits grown, and
CHILLY those varieties best adapted W.
soil and climate.
Earliest and latest Peaches and os9"
proof Pears specialtics.
All trees guaranteed trne to name
assured to live when planted aud csfe1
according to directions.
All trees grated or buded on seeo'''s
which make the most vigorous aud ioos'-
lived trees.
have an immense stock OF Apple
in great variety, ranging from A'o'
in height. rf
The public will find II to their INV
to hold their orders for this Nursery
stead of giving them to irrespons'O"
ties.
Thanks for past patronage, ana
orders solicited.
A. X. cLINGMAN, Prof.
Homer, La. ApIH IS. 1888.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-31
J. A. PARKER.

After all cotton il King. and its power
seems to he daily increasing The last few
ysarN has brought to light several facts
connected with this plant which greatly
enhances the value of this great southern
monarch The seed. for instance which
have long been regarded A. of comparative
~ little value, have been found to he of
greater worth than the lint. There seems
to b" hardly "a donht about the oil mann.
featured from cotton seed entirely SIM.
planting tn" pace of lard and butter for
cnInar! purposes. Most of the fine oil,
sold III the market a. olive oils i. said to
he nothing more than highly refined cotton
seed oil, But because cotton is King it
""cN not follow that people in q country
IKE tins shonld ignore every thing else
ana devote their entire attention 10 th.
production of cotton. 1t may he more
profitable for the farmer to raise his meat
ana bread at home. Experience has shown
that 1t 'e not profitable to grow cotton 70
ohy everything else. A King alone. after
Oil, " very weak aud powerlcss.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-31

Bossirr pari-h i I" have hluri", SOON.
took the life of one If his race. Wi, hc
the subject Lik" all other mnrlrrcr,. we
suppos, he will ascrnd from the galloN~
straight to heaven. If the last words OF
criminals are reliable the galluws has
become the very gateway to paradise.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-31
Claiborne Parish.

II u lHf disposition oI M PRISONS 10
desire Ia better their condition, and IT il
equally the disposition of the great major
lty Of persons to be dissatisfied with pres
rnt surroundings. The best place is never
where they are, but away oil somew here
else. The country where they live il the
poorest locality on the globe, and almost
any distant locality j. decidedly much
better. This idea has kept many persons
moving from place to place the best pnr-
ti"u of their lives and, a. consequence.
all their hard earnings are sqnandrrcd in II
vain attempt To mud home where the
necessities and cumfuits of life can br
had without labor, and wealth ama-srd
without any cNcTtiun. The search for
such place will of course, l." A. fruit
less ~ wa. the search for the fiblcd spring
of perpetual youth. IL IN in most in
stances best for persons tn be satisfied
few things that are worse than moving
from place to place. There is not, after
ALL when everything is considered, such
great difference in places.
We commenced this article with the
purpose Of saying something favorable
for unr parish. There are many worse
places. A place where home il really
more desirable il not easily found. The
lands, IT ~ true. are not ~ rich a. snnl-.
but to the hand If industry they yield
return which is sufficient to provide all
inc comforts and necessities Of life with
a surplus 10 lay aside for rainy day
There are many parishes in the State
where the lands are richer, but thcr.
are few that produce more corn
and cotton. We were really surprised
a short time since in looking over
table showing the number of acres in
different parishes in the State. There is
ouly one parish III the State that has iuorr
Land in cultivation than Claiborne, aud
f.w Of III" pnr',hc- produce more corn and
cottnn. Considered merely with reference
TO her producing capacity, our parish
stands higher than many Of her people
imagine.
But there are other considerations which
make "a locality desirable ~ u place of
residence. Prominent among those may
hr rccknnrd health and society. We have
heard ply -ician> who have practicrd their
profession IN several of the States remark.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-31

We are decidedly Of the opinion that
our legislature can find something better
tn employ their time than IN lcsi,latnG
against railroads. If not, the sooner the
bod: adjnnruS the better. Louisiana,
ahov" most other things, wants railroads.
wants capital invested in enterprises Of
nit kinds, and especially in those that
| AL to develop 'hr material resources Of
any consequence. We want immensely
more than We have got or are likely To
g"t any time soon. The prospects of the
STAT" should not Ice hllghtrd 10y any silly,
foolish legislation tending to drive capital
away from the State.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-31

len ot ShanGul, 'hlha.
When wrote my former letter, gave
you only about half Of the school buildings
Of the city. In my ramhlings, ] dud quite
a number of fine school houses, among
which is fine building in Sonth Nash
willie, for the benefit Of medical science
among the c"lor-d people. II is a hand
some building. and, / am told, largely at
tended.
Since the 10Th lust. il has been very cold,
almost freezing cold, Cat least it seemed 50
To man from Lonisiana,) and raimiug
more or less all the time. Press dispatches
bring tidings of Hood and ruin from vaIi-
Gus quarters, hut Cumberland river is on
its very best behavior.
Tn" Legislature" is still pounding away on
the debt question, apparently producing
assures in that terrible rock upon which
the Drmocratic ship has been wrecked.
Whether or not the fragments Of the bro
the original one, "drponrnt saith not"
but the ship is still leaking and the crew
alarmed. A chemical analysis of the Dem
ocratic party of Tennessee would reveal
a decided lack in the quality of cohesion.
Crmiuati"ns aud r-crimnations prevent
the reconciliation of alienated factions.
More charity in the mother party would
succeed better. Politicians cannot. or ~ill
not, recognise honesty Of purpose il the
mistakes of others.
have visited the grave Of James Knox
Polk, which il ALMOST under tue shade Of
the capital where all this ~rsngle is going
on. II the dust of the old statesman could
hear, aud rise up and speak, suppose he
would SAY to these Law makers Come,
friends stop, and think little. This is
the home of your birih-the land of your
fathers. Their very dust may b- mingled
in the pla~trring at these walls. They left
State t. Your control, in sublime equal.
ity With the others of this Union. Don't
spoil it, credit. Never soil its grand e.
cutchron. Your creditors Offer you easy
terms, accept them, snd leave the land
Of your fathers in the pride of ir- integrity
and the glory of il, POSITION Alas ih.
fathers are forgotten i'll the haste vi their
degenerate sous.
In the other legislature the General
Conference on Church -trrrt-ue have just
the reverse ot thi,. Over there. the doc
trurs aud u-agc- of the fathers are brtd
to with Il ,-naciiy bordering, almost on
devotion. Timr-houorrd customs are not
tramplrd under foot, simply because they
are old, hut only when they are clrarl.
" rom. The Ruhric aud Ritual Of the
church are undergoing son- changes. but
the aL> ice Of our flthrr~-and Of the b.
blc-"Owc no man anything" Is observed
aud enforced. An cluiuuus debt against
the Publishing llou>, IN tn, city j. IL pro
cess of liquidation, and the crisis seems to
Ice passed. The old debt must be paid,
and the aIran grn"uts are made To pay 1t.
1t may hr that, ia this coulrast-betweru
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-31

Fishing parties, bound for the shaded
banks Of the Dnrchcat, will soon, and per
hap- frequently, depart from this place.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-31

The first cotton bloom Of the season
was sent to this office yesterday bv VIM.
Gladney. colnrrd.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-31

Thanks to ncighbor Crawford for some
nice, ripe peaches.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-31

Dull times have seized our town with
a firm grip and promises Ia hold on TIL
fall Many of US will be truly glad when
suinmeri IL gone.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-31

thereby certify that the above and s,..
going is true aud correct List Of juror
drawn to serve at the June term Of n.
District Court, ise2, in and for the p,r ~
of Claiborne, this April 18th, 1872.
J. X. RAMSEY, by. elk. DC
April 10, lSS2. a.s.