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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-14
NOTICE

Il hereby given that the City Ordinances in regard
70 fast driving in the streets Of Augusta, viii b
ngdy enforced from and after this date. Safety "a
NE and Limb compels me to this course, - It has
oocOme . common nutsance.
By order Of the Mayor.
Augusta DsesnbR u, 49,.
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KENNEBEC COUNTT-Is Probate Court held al
Awqssta, o. fhe [osrfh AosdaV Of As0wsf, 1889
I'm THE PETITION Of Naomi N. Reynolds and
dinerent States. a Oscar n. Nelson, late Of Wins
low. deceased, leaving real estate UNDIVIDED namely
abost sixty area u land In saia town with buildings
their sepasste interests without oss that the Admin
ist.ator Be anthegised 70 een and convey the samr
ooraing to tn. Il respective rights theseir:
ORDBRED. Ihat noetee tkereof be given three
weeks s1oeessive1y prior to the fourth Monday d
September next, In the Kenaebee Journal, . news.
paper printed In Augusta, that al pefsons interested
nay attend u . Coart Of Probate then to be held
q Augusta. ena shsw eaase. Hsny, Why the prayer
q said petitisa sAouA not b granted
EMERY O. BEAN. Judse.
Atfeot: HOWARD DWBx XnoGW& -
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Auction Sale
TIMBER LANDS.
The European North American Railway will
sell by public auction, at the
City Hall, In the City OF Bangor,
Thursday, the Twenty.6rst day
Of September next,
At ten O'Clock in the forenoon, the right, title and
xof.a Poi In a STATE

interest Of said Railway in certain lands in the State
of Maine, described as follows, viz:
County, Lot No. 26; Lots Nos. s. to Is, both inclus
ive Lots Nos II to 50, both inclusive and Nos IS to
o. both inclusive. Said lots being in the part
of said township, and containing about boss acres
The soil Of the west half of Township No. Q. Range
3, W. E. L. s.. ArOOstOok County, less public lots
subject to permit to d. Pngree ct ais, dated Dec
In Township No. II. R. :, w. E. l.. s.. Aroostool
County. tract of land embracing all the northerly
west corner sold to W. Dickey Feb TO- 1885, contain
ing absut ISIS acres. The Railway tract containing
fee so Of RI The nortS Of township No.
L. S.. Penobscot County. less public lots and al
timber thereon except the pine and spruce; which
Massachusetts Land Agent. dated Dec. IL. 1876.
The south half Of township No. 5. 4 z, w. +. l.
S., Penobscot county. less public lots.
County, less public lots and less 1000 in the
west half and 1000 in the east half subject to
permit to cut pine and spruce timber only, granted to
Jewett March. Dec. 3. 1850.
One.half in common and undivided in aiou
$500 acres of lasd in north half Of township No
IL, X. 8, ". +. l.. s., ArOOstook County.
County, less lots actually occupied by settlers; les:
also public lots and treaty reservations.
Onehaf in common and undivided Of Township
No. IL, K. 10, w. T. l.. s., AroOstOOk County, less
public lots.
One-half in common and undivided of Iownshiy
No. IL, K. II, w. L. L. ) AroOstOOk County. les,
public lots. subject to permit to Jewett & March
dated Feb. 5, 1854.
An undivided half of west half of Township No
r. r. IA, w. E. L. ST. ArOostoOk County, less public
lots.
Township No. 4. X. Is, w. E. L. s., Somerset
County. less public lots, subject to permit until Jan
I, 1884.
Township No. z, K. 10. w. +. L. s., Scmerse
County, less public lots subject to permit until Jan
/, 1854.
Township No. Q, R. 10, W. E. L. s., Somerse
County. less public lots.
Township No. s. r. 10, w. E. L. s., Somerse
County, less public lots subject to permit until Jan
l, 1854.
Township No. 8. R. 20. W. E. l.. S., Somerse
County, less public lots.
Township No. 5, X. s, N. B. X. p, Somerse
County, less public lots.
One half Of undivided half of east half of Town
ship No. j. X. 3, N. B. X p, Somerset County. sub
ject to permit to d. Pingree ct ais, dated Dec "a
1850.
Gore, No. 9, r. 3, N. b. X. p, Somerset County.
Gore, No. 9, X. 4, N. B. X. p. Somerset County.
Township No. A, X. 4 9, W. +. L. s., PenObsco
County less public lots, subject to permit granted
Jones r. Veazie, dated June 8. 1917.
By order Of the Directors.
NOAH WOODS, President.
Bangor, May I, 1882 wl9t
~ (Other papers correct As above.)
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NJ AIARIA!
THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN
To Destroy this Deadly Pest,

The most alarming fact, in sanitary condition,
is the prevalence OF MALARIAL POISON not ouIy
upon elevated ground where, few years since. il
was unheard of. Frequently fatal disorders Of the
digestive functions wasted and enfeebled body and
even insanity are the dire effects OF malarial poison
ing, the precursors of death il the poison il nor
neutralized. The boatmen on the Del. & Hudson
Canal, well as the inhabitants of the adjoining
country, have been great sufferers from MALARIA
Not until few years past did they find a reliable
remedy. Now thousands testify that there is bu,
one real and speedy cure for alarial poisoning and
that is DIR. kENNEDf'S "FAVORlTE REMEDY, :"
which by its action upon the blood purites it and
restores healthy tone to the entire system. As a
preventive in localities where this danger urks II 10
invaluable. The "FAV0RlrE REMEDY" also
cures the worst liver and kidney complaints and all
diseases caused by Initiated blood. For sale by all
druggists, pric 81 90 bottle. Ii is absolutely
safe, purely vegetable remedy the greatest al,era
tive medicine in the world. Address the proprietor
DIR. Dorid Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y.
auggt&w4w
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PATENTS.

r.. Ell. u DY,
Ne. - state st., epnesite Kilby. Boston
Secures Patents tine United Stxtes aise IN Great
Britain, France and other foreign Countries. Copies
ofthe claims Of any Patent furnished BY remittins
one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
No Agescy In the OsSted Stafes superior ia
cilities for obtaining Patents ascerfaiaiag ~
patestabiiity Of inventions.
\. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
TRSTIMONIALs.
"Ircgard Mr.. Eddy ~ one Of the most capable and
ssccesysl practitioner with whom have had On.
dial Intercourse.
CHAS MASON, Commissioner of Patents,
"fnventors cannot employ person more frustwor
thy OF nore capable Of securing for then an sary
and favorable confederation ut the Patent Once.
EDMUND BURKE. late Commissioner of Patents
BOSTON, October 10, is-0.
Z. b. EDDY, EsQ--Dear Sir: you procured fos
ne In 1870, my first patent. Since then you have %
I'D for and aayised ne in hundreds Of cases, ard
procured many patents, reissues and extensions.
have oes..to..fy enplcyed the best agencies n New
York. Philadelphia and Warrington, but still give
yoe al1ost the whole Of ~ b1sineo, IN your ane,
Yesss srsiy. GEORGE DRAPER
bestoa. January I. 1oa ~
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KENNEBEC COUNTY-In Probate Court, heldai
AugmstG, on the fourth Monday Of august, 1882:
Justin E. SMITH. Administrator the estate OF
~ Simon Page. late of Hallowell in said county
deceased. having presented his fourth account
Of administration Of said estate for allowance:
ORDERED. That notice thereofbe given three weeks
successfully prior to the fourth Monday of September
next, in the kennebecJ ournal, newspaper printed
IN all persons interested may attend
Probate Court then to be held at Augusta, and
show cause, II any, why the same should not be al
lowed.
Emery o. BEAN, Judge.
Attest HOWARD OWEN. Register. 3y36s
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VASSAR COLLEGE.

fOU0uKEIRNG.N.Y. A eonplete codleGe eoursn
~ wo4ea, w1h Schools a RulnfinE and Hasle, 81
1. t CALDWELL. B.D., fss:ss..a
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Parker's GT56NN& IEER

Cures Complaints of Women and diseases of thu
stomach, Bowels, Lungs, Liver and Kidneys, and i
entirely different from Bters, Ginger Essences ana
other )ncs never intoxicaes Soc and Al air.,
Large saving buying 81 size. HIsCoX & Co. New
York. aupaa,swsw
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100 TINES MORE EFFECT.
UAL than any other plss.st.'
or electric battery for ps,.
aud weakness Of the Lnnss
Liver, Kidneys and Ur,sI ~
orrans, Partial Psraiyss'
Rheumatism, Neuralfis, ~
.steria, Female Weaknessss'
Nervcus Pains and wesknes
e., Malaria and Fever -
ATue. Price 31e. Sold ever
where.
3fWkS&w1m
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CuIlCuRA

and Cuticura soap externally and Cuticura Resolv
ent internally win positively cure every species Of
Of Cuicura, small boxes, 90 cents large boxes, 81
Cuiicura Rcsolvent. ~ per bottle. Cuticura Soap
% cents Cuticura Shaving Soap. Is cents. Sold by
all druggists.
Depot: WEEKS & POTTER, Boston. Mass.
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MOTHER DIED FROM 1T,

J. W. Adams. Newark, Ohio. says: "Cuticura
Remedies are the greatest medicines earth. Had
the worst salt rheum in this county. My mother
had II twenty years, and in fact died from H. be-
lieve Cuticura would have saved her life. My arms,
breast and head covered for three years, which
nothing relieved or cured until used the Cuticura
Resolsent blood puriier) internally, and Cnticura
and Cnticura Soap externally.
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PSORIASIS.

PSORIASIS.
II. +. Carpenter. Esq. Henderson, MY, cured o
Psoriasis or Leprosy. of twenty years standing b.
the Cuicura Resolvent internally, and Cuticura ant
Cutlcura soap externally. The most wonderful cast
record. Cure certified to before justice of tn,
peace and prominent citizens. All afflicted will
Itching and scay diseases should send to fo
this testimonial In full
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SALT RHEUM.

Those who have experienced the torments of Salt
Rheum can appreciate the agony endured for years.
until cured by the Cuticura RssoveDt internally and
Cuicura and Cuiicura Soap externally.
Mrs. WIN. PELLINGroN, Sharon. Wis.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01
Notice Of Tablcan Of Dehts.

Succession Of Iio~. H. Tuggle. deceased
N''' Of A"n''j1ra, Fori,h Of Claiborne
~" j. j. h"lrhN given That Mrs. Nan.
' luS-'. tN"rutrix of the above
,, I,i" >,'l'. "'> ii.'d ia my Office her
t,r 49,. ~ "'"'' "I succession. and prsys
ir"i"s"i'd and uadr the ind"ncut of III,
tDmt. "'-"''"' VI 'n'
=, iii"'tr'iY,lr, unlr.s opposition j, mads
within n" timc psr,rrib,.d Ly Iau m.
l...L-t ct the applicant will be granted.
MA TWEEN uurrr my hand and zeal Of
-S 'ihyr this January 9jtb l-s2
January -. l--2 o,.o,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01
Ended.

After continuance of nearly
eleven weeks the trial of Charles j
Guitean has practically been
brought to n close. On the 25th OF
January last the jury returned a
verdict of Guilty" OF course an
application for a new trial has been
made, but the trial that has just
closed has been conducted with 30
much fairness and latitude TO the
accused that it will be almost i'm.
possible to secure new hearing.
The foul assassin who has had the
boldness and braZen cffrontrry to
cunningly assume the actions of Il
mad man, To insult attorneys and
Judge with his insolcnce, and even
to proclaim himself the agent of
Deity, has failed to escape the ven
geance OF the law. Justice has
travelled slowly but surely, and this
fonlest and most cruel of all aSsas
sins must cNpiate his great crime
upon the gallowS. Ii is source of
eongratulation that the vengeance
of lynch law was not visited upon
the head of Guiieau. Nothing has
more clearly proven that this is
Il land OF law and order than the
lalr trial given To the murderer of
the foremost citizen in the Rrppblic.
10 have punished, even this miscra.
Die wretch. without the sanction of
he law would have been an act
hardly less criminal than that for
which he is now condemned.
The verdict OF "Guilty" will be re.
cIvcd with Satisfaction hy the
American people and the civilized
.olld.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01
FOR RENT.

!. It OFT. aGrnr for hi, two daupb.
~ - Belle WINSTON of Dallas. Trxa.
a.'' '' >N'e I scott uf Homer. La. will rem,
rI'n1 ''"'I'i teams. his fuimrr Residence.
aug III" corporate limits of Homer
',.'- nous" with five rooms and pan.
,iHi I,,'' 'IIrk chimucys. cooking stove,
,''.o ''' n'''>NaiN "ut-buildings: ~ excel
We" "I water and spring. an orchard
'N'''I-> ~ the parish Irlosrd. with
w. ''.'''' .aid'n, laldN and potato or corn
r''"t hi'r"n Hcfos, with fifty acres
'' " '"'-''nds. ~ 10 trrms. apply TO
january -. -. oI,,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01

The Lsnier-Kipg contest uas bcfor, IN.
subcommittee on elections on the 9th nj,
King moved to dismiss the con,es, on ,h.,
ground that Lanier had not taken te,tino.
ny according to law, ard was a defaulter
70 the State and disqualified as an elec,or
Lao'er claims that he was prevented from
taxing testimony by danger Of personal
violence from Kings friends, and urged
the appointment Of a committee TO 90 70
Louisiana 70 investigate the truth Of hi.
charges. IL is hardly probable tba, this
request will be granted. The only claim
that Lauier has to SCAT in Cougres. from
tins district 10, that he was the candidate
OF tho Republicans and was overw he lining
iy defeated At the polls. Now be raises
the Old cry ef ffsnd and intimidation.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01

III had not chosen the ministry for
my profession says an eminent divine, IL
would have been q teacher; for next to
) dealing with the souls Of men, Is training
! the minds of youth" II " a noble profess
sion. and has been considered no in all
ages aud IN all civilized climes. Like 9th.
er professions il has its responsible titles, and
trials, but IT is not without its pleasures
too; Ia be loved by some of your pupil,
out~eighs the dislike Of others. the appr,.
c'Sfion Of some Of the parents soft-us the
chaerin experienced by the dissatisfaction
OF the more illiternte, the leading on of a
bright mind more than connterbolance.
tue hard labor with dull onr-oh to me
u has q rare fascination. To see its power,
daily unfold-to watch the Frightening
eye as II puzzles ont sone mystery uuaid.
edo observe the earnest look deepening
To intensity as il treads the new path
trace for 1t, makes mo feel my own power
to degree almost painful in it's exquisite
Hess, and think, pcrchance, tina, in some
inture years, some good woman, or som.
great man may point to me ~ being the
one who gave them the first impetus To
enter into the arena of the Intellectual
world. or aroused the first loval ambition
III the pursuit of an honorable fame. Pen.
ME will then feel As it she had done SOM,
good IN her day and generation.
| p1sS many n ulsns,nt ,,,.,,,,,,,
sweet twilight eve in retrospretion in re-.
calling some little bright-rycd pupil who
loved To- learn for lrarning's sake, and two
IA little boy and little girl whom | Taught
n my last school, are nearly always pres
mt with me in Imagination, and it rests {
ne To think that loved them, and they :
owed me.
word To the patrons 80. close.
IL they would only be- !Iprr earnest IN d
he education of their children, it wunld
;" satisfactory {" the traehrr. and there +
would he more favorable results Irttb,m %
leet and consult on this important sub. "
ct, center upon some locality convenient q
; two az three communities, erect a suita. L
J" school hnilding, provide it with sni,a. Il
IT, school iurnifnfr. secur" the services Of u
Intelligent teacher, pay him or her "a III
'r can h' ~ smart Is a hiin) decent sIla- f.
T, aud my word for it, there Nould Il, ro
'nr ct this quarter way of cducaiinc ,l, ~
Ills and boys, which isat present pursued. I'll
It 10y thorough training of their mental nj
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01
Not a Common Occurrence.

/ To day the publisher and prourir
tor of the Guardian is fifty cirh
years old. There are few printer,
who have issued a paper on their
fifty eighth birth day.
The experience of Mr. Harrison
rs a printer extends back over u
period of forty six and Il half wears.
In July, 1885. he commenced IN
learn the cart prcscrvativc of nil
arts, IN the Office of IN,
Southern Register aud Tallahega
Advertiser, Published in TalIllepa,
Alabama and the first paper ever
published in that town. Since then
he has been engaged in the business
the greater portion of the time.
After leaving Talladcga he worked
IN Ne'umpka and Montgomery.
Alabama. and then coming to this
State he has worked in New Orleans
Baton Rouge and this place. Mr..
Harrison has been the author of
several journalistic ventures. In
june. lSjl. he began the publication
OF The Claiborne Advocate. the frs;
paper published in Homer. This
paper he run four years and then
sold ont the enterprise To VIM.
Stran 'nS,is. In August 1877 he
issued the first number of the Clai.
borne Guardian, and since that time
has been connected with this paper
AS pnbllsherand proprietor. What
knowledge he has acquired by his
ong experience the weekly appear.
'nce OF the Guardian bears ample
testimony.
Though Mr.. Harrison has reached
he stone which marks the comple.
ION OF his iiity-eighth year, vet does
he wear hlsage we'll aud is now more c
Ictlve, lively and jovial than MANY !
n"n who have not numbered half t
rs years, while a vigorous constitu. d
ION promises To tide him safely bv !
iany birth. days. =
liisextended experience as priu.
'r has made him acquainted with d
lost of the old printers of the State "
resident of Homer for over tbir. b,
years. he is well known to almost %
'ery one III this section of the conn.
y. In every acquaintance he hasa nj
lend. a man without euem;os ~
is social, generous qualities and A.
tive goodness af heart have made d,
m many warm friends-all of nu
hom We feel sure will join rs in Of
9 sincere wish that he NAV vet J''
o long and prosper. H.,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01
JN". \. RICHNEp>uN. >cc'y.
tnMNIrIIL NELIiN..

III" committee appointed N pur>nanc,
n the resolutions adopted by the mas,
h'''uhS' Organized Icy clrctiug q q GIL
chairman, and X l. Webb. secretary.
Th" following resolution WI, offered and
adopted
Whereas. Jndg" Jno \ Richardson Inv.
in- ben selected 10y this c,nmi,fcc III, ,,.r.
man"nt SECRETARY, and as,ruting to serve ~,
such. bc il
Resolved, That h. hr requested :, =,
once correspond with tn" companies CON.
ttnp'aiins hnilding railroad tbr,r..L
TINS portion OF the Siat.., and tina, ,I..
'"m"1t'' Zee requested tu answer h.. cam
!1,''''"''"h-. h" beng fully au,horizrl h,.
'hi- committee To at ~ such .l out NAM.
AMI >tcal
subject I" call.
= = 49,. G. g. GILL. Chm.
IL T. NEnn. Scc'y Pho tenn.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01

ihe Democrats of the Third Coupre..
Sional District, evidently desir, 70 b,v.
Time enough to discuss the merits of their
candidate. They have called a couycp.
non TO meet in New Orleans on the 10Th
OF February to nominate a candidate, Tb,.
year we elect new Congressman. and
congressional aspirants will soon begin 70
make canvass Of some Kind to secpr.
nominations.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01

.. H. Curiy, an old and respected citizen
oil this parish died at his rrsidenc, in ,h,
sou'hwcstern portion of the parish. on
inursday last. Mr.. Curry had been in
ia'i'ng health for some time previous to hi.
death. He had lived in Claiborne parish
TOT nearly thirty years, and was widely
Known In his death the parish loses a
so"u CITIZEN and society useful member.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01

The railroad bridge across the Ouachita
at Monroe Is nearly completed.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01

In letter to Mr.. Barlow, Of New York
h"n' Judah +. Benjamin says that he does
not believe that there is a single penny Of
the assets Of the southern CouG.dracv ~
he found any where in Europe. Mr.. Bcnia.
Nun held prominent place in the Con.
iederacy, and since the close Of the war
has won fame and distinction in Enrop.
and his statement is no doubt true.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01

WI Mercer has been appointed Asses
sor for this parish. A good appointment.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01
communicated.
Editor Guardian:

L. q Y.
, H..
''" - '''"' an S''' nom tie
'''','> "'''' : "'" III >'"rr
-, " ''.''''' ~ ''' '''"''''rN waiting
Wv ''>' u" prices "H''h VIII hr sue t"
W. ''H'' l"'> '"' "'''r>>
'-,'''' minus ''' Just NUTS ct
.' .'"'' ''' l"'"'''''' 80" once
maui J'H'"'' VI course i>!ari IL not
49,, '' -, ''''''' ''''I" cor" and oil i"
INV ''"" Z" supply II, cotton Hll gone. IN
u.,r, ,r,t. ..... :, 81 ','
and ,hn,,'d h,. rr..,.,r,. :...i.,...,
tu,I,, ,,i,..i,., ,,,5,......'.r wv - '
rim. n, ,l..r.., ''''''' ''''
u,.,,...,.I.,...,,. NJ, '.' ~ 10
thi, vr,,l.d ,,J .,,.,,.,,, '',','.. '',
Iulol,.,, .,,, ,.o.,,
blarn .at rL. d..,. 80 ,...,
j. q ,I,rj.r t.r,,...'r, w" '''>
,iirnc~ aloa,, r,lc. ,,.n,. , t. '',' 49,
l.l,, .r..,..,,... y'.,, '"'' "'''N
"''" FARMERS
p,..,,to.J,,,l.. ~ 10 '"'
I..,..., WV " 80 "' "h'
drourr, c,n,. n,., ,L.n, ..'. .' ~
| have III ,r,.i o., ,,...',.' - '','' ''''''''
small farmer vI, ,,,. -. '"'''
times. il, .ur,,,.....,., ....I '''' ",'"
'"'''' = N"lI'b'f"u with plenty. and j.
not ouly H.t, inl,r,.,.,, 81,
chant,. Inn L,..,,,,.'. - u" '"',
know. ,.,,,.,,l.. - WIZ
the ,plcr.iusII.,,,., ,, . ,.,., '''''
IF hi, ,,,,..,.,..-'.,. ,,''' ''','""'
a, am abb, ,odo h,,,,.., as vac p
acquainted with HIM during ilD,ttlu. /,
had been the custom, Of ,I',. ,'',' :. %
the greater part Of his fam in ro,,o, ..L
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01

Ia the vicinity Of Lisbon the hogs have
been dying rapidly with cholera.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01

We are nn,ler obligations to our able l..
\. Senator, Hon. d. =. Jonas, for recent
favors.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01
fIIing Of Final AccOun,

Hd''" A""'-'""o, Fdi,h Of Ciaibors,.
succession OF Narcissu, DELANEY, deceased
\1liCE l. HEREBY GIVEN. That inn
~ H. Delaney, Administrator Of tb, ahoyn
i'n,"I succession, has. through hi, A,ty
L. H. Met Irud"n. iil,d his iinal accom-, in
''''" succession. and prayS for the sa,ne N
n' allowed. h"runloga,rd and made TN,
Judgment of the court.
Now therefore, hr it known that. unles
"gi">iil"n he made thereto within the finn,
Prescribed b! Law, the PRAYER of the an.
pii'ant will lr granted. '"' "
III Nitn'~S whereof. ! have hrrruuio e.,
MH NV hand AMI affixed nry ofici,l
- seal, "u this III" 2l>t ,lav of Jan
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-02-01
Notice Of DissoIu,ion-

III ;. ntm OF CAMP. DAVIDSON 4 FER.
,na, HoN Is this day dissolved by mu.
n sn' consent, Mr.. Camp withdrawing.
u.., "'"' Ferguson will continue busi-
n.o, a, formerly and liquidnte all claims
T rr,ns'h - hrn of Camp. Davidson &
t,r S"s"n' ana all who owe that firm and
w,,L ~ ;nauc satisfactory arrangements
:, Ms vs. VIII please come forward and do
60 ~" we take this opportunity to thank
,.nd '.i',us Tor Patronage and favors ex-
", ~" the old flrm, and ask a continuation
o' the same for the new firm.
uo DAVIDSON & FERGUSON.
Homer, La, Jan. LIST, 1852,
,ba, ~ 'nS 10 the above notice, ! will say
my trends and the people generally win
s'e 'he new firm liberal patronage.
Iro,,,,. l.. +. CAMP.