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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30
REGISTRATION NOTICE

NOIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That IN.
" Registration hooks for the parish a
ClIib"rnr will he opened at the Crns.
house III the town "f Homer, on Mond,r
Srptrnhv. ith. l~-2. and continue till g.
urday, sept. -, and nj
Snmm"rti Id, wand |, Monday. Sept. q,
Gordon, ward :. Tuesday. Sept. rs;
HaNnr,Nillr, wand =. ,d,r,da,. Sen,
q; aud las;!'s Cross Roads. THURSDAY
sept. -;
Holly Spring. ward {. Friday, Sept. o.
Athens. wand ;. Saturday. sept. 20:
sandy Grove, ward Il. Monday, Oct 2
Lisbon. ward :. Tuesday Oct 3;
Arizona, wand :, "Wednesday, OFT e.
h"r'er firm Oct 4th till Oct. 9Th, In.
elusive.
hos" persons only who have attained
majority or moved into the parish since
I's' Registration. OF changed their wards,
a'e required To register.
W. J. MERCER,
;, ASsrss"r mud Registrar.
Homer, La. August ~, l--2. 2lOt
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30
MAY PEACHES.
To Whom II May Cone.n

IT Is 4 WELL KNOWN r,cr
/ i Nav Peaches have b-.n Ia ~, Thai
this country from rs cent, IN o. ~ ,ofssgi
tree. knowing the fact ,b,, ~ uoiie p,
great demand for Nav Prr,b.s ~su b
| Louisiana. as ouick us IN. r'u nrs 10 Ns,i
plrt-d, (ss thew command .ns Ice
price IN the nnrkct-from ~.
dollars per hush.l.) I bnys nj ~va
| mrnts with @. W. Ston.r pron arrsSe
Shreveport Test Nursery. ON. Of ,h oitas
and most reliable Sur..,,;. ,ne oidest
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30
The Lawyers Trade.

$50 am doomcd" said the client jns
found guilty of murder in the first drgre,
and condemned to he hanged
"GuIlty' Hanged" howlcd the lawyer
What are you talking nlout' Eyidenil,
you nave never been tried before for muir
der"
NO" SAID the prisoner, ''it is ny frs,
ofrcn~c."
why, man." said the lawyer. "thc thing
has just commenced. Being found guilty
i now b. the law CONSIDERED only the pre-
/ iiminary stage OF a criminal trial"
"Bnt " hat will you do uowi'
"D"f You have twelve or fourteen
chances for life" said the lawyer.
"fir-t-Applcatlon for a new trial.
"S"c"nd-Ntay of proceedings.
"ThIrd-W" shall find some new wit.
nrss"s VII" will Prove that YOU are quit"
an"th"r man Is compaied with what yuu
were whcn y"n committed the deed
"f"nrlh-Thrrr are forty five exceptions
to the rulings of the court.
"F,frh-lf these fail we shall slap on a
crrriuraii.
"SiNth-lf these fail We shall try old
habras corpus.
"S,''rnth-Thcn there is the insanity
dodge. That opens a new field altogether
for saving your neck. We eau make You
insane. have in reserve corps of .rN-
l"rt- who can make anybody out insane.
Sentence you 10 the asy lum. lun know. for
life, and let you out 10y the back door in less
than aycar, when the public has forgotten
all about the case.
MULTIPLICATION the Executive for par.
don.
"rrnth-The NritS in reserve. Their, !
Is the writ of cnrporralibns aurora !
'or"aliN Do you understand Laiim'"
LawNcr-"lf that fails there's the writ
II pulcr"iInuN amo masculinihu,, which
n'auN II ia sin, ANY way, TO hang u Iowa.
dc white inan--likr Yourself TA,n1Lrr,'.
he WI; "t MI dr~prrIudum in onandary.
'hlch means, any port in storm
zee :"
Pr%na"r-"I don't >rr exactly. Bur
no" N"n must hc y learned man. and
now Themes "a heap OF power in all them
here wits. How much!"
Lawyrr-"Wcii, j, cost, heavily TO get
hem ont, especially those last canned. for
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30
MASS MEETING.

We wish 10 remind our readers and ID,
citizens of the parish that our E.ecutiv,
COMMITTEE. has called q Mass Meeting 4,
the Court house for next Saturday. The
meeting il called for /. purpose Of ratify.
ing the Nomination which Willie mad. in
Monr"" to-day, and TO appoint u Parish
Executive Committee, aud transact other
bnsinr-s oi interest aud Importance Ia the
party. We urge our people 10 come ont
on that day. Tho Convention at Monroe
VIII nominate candidate for Congress,
aud great deal may depend upon his
election. IL will have something 10 do
, with drtrrnlu:n. the political statu. of
| the ueNt Congress which IN II question If
great Importance - every citiz.u Of the
/ government, aud In effect tins result will
require Al earnest effort on the part of
every good citizen Of the parish aud of the
District. Clalb Irn" parish should give
the nominee majority of at least two
thonsand. In lS-0 our parish did NOT vote
quite fourteen hundred for the uuminre.
We must improve greatly upon This, OF unr
nominee may be defeated. II i, not likely
that the Republicans will mn another
Lancr, and the hill parishes must bring
ont their full strength or the victory may
hr lost. The real tag of war il vet TO come.
W" have hal our little family dispute
about th" man who should lead. The Con-
Nrnllnn to-day will settle that question for
u.s. and "h""rer the majnIity say should
lead. all shon!d heartily acqnir>cc. II
should make no difference whether rur
preference il chosen or not. This should
not affect "nr.cL Tor the party particle. .
1t Is tim" nov to bury all Of our personal
feelings and prejudice, aud come out ~
one nan for the nominee, " hoover h. may
he.
Onr representation in the neat Congress
"ntl Convention will be- based upon IN.
votes W. poll in November next for IN.
nominee of the party. There might h..
'''aN"ns why we would desire IA large rep.
r>rn'atlou III til. next Convention, and
Il" m"i- v"ic, We give IN support of thu,
ct III" party the larger will hr
h" representation to which III" parish will
)" entitled in the next Convention. We .
rust our people will tnrn ont 10 the Mass
'lertlng next Saturday aud thar every good
)rm"crht IN the parish will make It his I
prciil bnslnr~~ to see that Claiborne rolls \
= a m.J"rlti of at least two Thousand for e
hr chnd'dat" of the party Why should u
- n"t' There i~nn reason why we should {
ut, AVID every reason why We shunld II l.
p" 90 to work rs hard for the nominee ns y
e hir" worked for our personal prefer. :
aces. and all work together. We will rarly Il
I'Ih"rne by = majority Of two thousand y
more. .,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

WILL MILLER. Of Trenton, La, in.
w iorm~ tb" public that hr has estab-
'@h'u Warehouse "u III, Railroad. oppo-
Nir MONROE. tr the pnIposr ni carr, ing on
h"cri' my, Forwarding md Commission
""Slhc-s' ani rtSIs ctfIily solicirs the pat
l"hhGr ct all who may favor him with their
'"n>lgnin"nis. lie viii give his personal
attention I" alt trrighis and cotton COO
''c"rd I" him, aud make his charges rvs-
souRble
Railroad rates Of freight are the same
I" aud from Cotton Port AZ 10 and from
Sinnrne.
Cotton Port. La. Aug. Il, lsa2. 3m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30
NOTICE.

III. persons indebted for Corporation
"A Licenses for l-s2 ARE requested and
required Ia come forward and settle the
same at once.
BY Ottcr of the Board.
a. {. JONES, Collector.
August Ii. ~ Ia
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30
TAX SALE.
Corporation of Homer, liz W. Delinquent
TAXPAYERS for the yea, le-l.
State Of IOHi.i1UU- pori,b NJ C,o;lo..<

Corporation of Homer, liz Vs. Delinquent
! TAXPAYERS for the Yea, ls-l.
STATE Of LoHi-iaRd-Pdri.h Of Claiborne.
II Nlfiu" at the authority vested in M
- ny tue laws "t III" Stat, of Lnusisns
ana 10y the Corporation of the town Of Ho-
mrr VIII proceed t. sell. at the Court
n"'," d""r IA I'll" town uf Homer, within
,nr hgll hours for judicial sales. ,n SAT.
hi'hh, tn" ihIh dnN Of SEPTEMBER,
the follow my described property on
Nhlch taxes ARE now due the CONFORMATION
"l h"nl'r for the year l-Sl, or 10 much
'h'l'"i rs VIII satisfy the taxes, penalties
ana COSTS. The sale is made to enforce the
c"lircti"n of SAID taxes together with The
interest ih' Iron iom the 3lst da, of De-
c'm.n,i IL until paid, and all cost:
W W. Blown
Lois No. - and IS and 20 feet on south
Ndt at Lot No -. in the town Of Homer,
49, per plot and survey of said town. Amt
u FAX dn" for Isl, va
II. {. Lawson
L"'N NJ. -, % aud -. less 20 feet sqnsrs
." III" southeast corner Of Lot No IS, "a
per plot and survey of the town of Hom2r,
Nn"nhi "i tax due for Isl, IS @
Terms "f sale cash, without benefit Of
A. c. JONES, Corp. Colt
Aug. IL. l-S2 LIS
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

Al Rnnban. Texas, Miss Clara Christ
mas vino shot CIV. johnson for Islander.
CAV" bond on saturday for her appearance
before the next term of the District Cont.
J"hnSon i, s'ill alive, but both eyes Ale rnt
ont by the iady's shot.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

ln'd1y the Fun Congressional District
C"h'rutl"n meets At Munrur 10 place 4,
Democratic car'.tdatr il the ii, ld. The
result 81 ia" action IL the imii>hr, rnrrpn,.
inI tbs district punt uumiStakably io ib.
n"mInhii"G Of ia" present incumbent,
"""N' course "> "f representative has
hi't III" corded approval If u large tnIinri.
~ 1T h.~ constituents, But let our.t.u-
daid bearer IA this Congressional ,npt,st
." no hr viii, II l., a drt, ur.,,ily in.
'"'h'rnt "n every Democrat in the district
{" l"aNr no h"n"rahlcctfort spared To iu,ur.
his success ~ the polls.
Whatever Preferences NAV hay. existed
IN favor OF THIS ar that gentleman previous
I" the nomination. should at once di,.p-
pear after the candidate has been selected
III the anthH iiarIvc m~lr. The princlp'r
that We -hoal Yield our ild,, idn,l cl,n,r,
f. til" expressed wish Of the majority i, N.
foundation on which rests onr r,rry or. |
I"nilail"n, and 10 ignore which woulJ
convert il into a rope Of sand.
Ia this district with energy well direct. |
ed "" can elect our candidate; but wifhnut
II Ne Will he doomrd to- defeat. Thu Re-.
Fn"'''ahs arr going to place IN the field a
sir"i Z man aud supp"rt him with all the
patronage uf the government aud , l,r,,e
amount II money where il will To-, most
'ervicrahl" II il in the last degree in,por-
AIT that We should lnsr no NJ der If
,"n -'rNs ~ the H"plua, Aius election b,
10th or Iudiicrruyr'.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

Nv the action Of the ward primaries last
Saturday, Claiborne sends II Ming and 3
Boatncr delegates 10 the Monroe Couven.
ti"n, which meets to-day.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

VIZ. /. NJ. Freeman died suddenly while
"a h's way TO Long Springs, on the 2aud
.-'t. lie had long bern in feeble health
tri his death was not unexpected Mr.
+ FREEMAN WIS in lis iJih wear. H,- many
irirrd' will regret to learn ct hi, death.
. his family We extend our varmcat :, N.
IL =.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

The first bale OF new cotton wa, hrnnrh,
To Homer last Thursday 10y Mr. W. u
Hester and sold to Messrs BIrrow a Glad.
iicy for l2s cents pri'pouud.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

our nelghoring town. Farmcrvilr, We
i'arn this morning, was visited on SUNDAY
night hy very destructive fire. Al the
business houses reported destroyed exccpl
d. S,riu's.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

Rains for the past week have been f,c
Ynent and heavy, End greatly detrimental
to the cotton crop.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

IN" death of Justice Levy lately, one Of
our Snprrm" Judges. nrrr>,ira,rs III.
appointment of some one from the District
IN Nhirh tie vacancy occurred to supph
the place.
~ We are not ia The District nnr sur.
e"Nti""s viii nov probably carry much
weight. lnt ~ We feel deeply Interested.
''th a. II 'itilrn and lawrr. in having
not only man uf real ability asa inrist
on the bench, hut whose genial disposition
uniform courtesy. and attractive mariners,
render him easy To approach and AGREEABLE
"hrn one gets lhcre. W. nA,r tin. u,m,.
OF III" Hon. l.. u. Watkins. uf R. River
PfiSh. 80 c"nihning all these elements in
an eminent degree. There i, more bnrJ
"'lk III Linn Watkins than in , Lalt
""h'h nN"iagr MN. and there i M drnih
OF oar law thar he has not sounded A..
point him by all means, Governor.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30
TRUE COURAGE.

In ono OF the most exciting political
contests known in the history Of Georgia
Ben Hill, Bob Toomb- aud Alex. STEPHENS
met upon the stump Hill vanquished
both OF his distinguished opponents. and
I administered fearful oraiurical chasti.r.
rn-n'. Toombs had the good s-nsc and
good nature to take his defeat kindly. but
stephens give way Ia his temper and per-
united his feelings Ia get the mastery over
/ his Judgment, aud hr challenged Hill for
duel; but Hill had the courage Of his
convictions. He knew we'll enough uhnt
III" world would say If he declined the
challenge knew that he wonld be- re-
gaidrd AZ a coward, but hts reason aud
ni~ conscience told him that such method
Of settling PERSONAL differences WIS wrong.
iiill received the challenge and wrut, the
following reply: "WIll NOT meet Won;
have conscience and family --vuu have
neither For writing that reply the world
VIII believe that he Wa n Drawer man
than II would had lac fought one hundred
.
Men do not always ugh, brcau~c they are
brave. II the truth could be- known.
c"waldIcr would Lee fund Ia be at ;h.
h"tt"m of more difficulties than CUnrarr.
aud especially is This the case in du.l-.
man Receives a challenge. and. While
his r'a' OF and his cun>ci, nee condemn 4
re- a. Il Il
yet Yields because he has not the real
'ourag" {" face the opinion of the world.
He /, AFRAID that he will b" called "a coward
afraid OF popular opiuion, and has not
ID" courage of his convictions.
This act Of tn" distinguished Georgia
'latr>uan i ~ worthy To he held up
ri"rc Tie Youth Of the south n any in ,
lis rvrnitul iit'. Othrr acts If hls proved
hat he could not br frightened from
"nrsr or u pusitiou which he behaved to i
e night. Ia the day. nf reconstruction ,
u all the South, and, while the country r
~ nVrrrun with the Northern soldirry. +
= dih not hesitate To- dcnnnncr in their /
cry teeth ih"ir policy and measures in G
,c most >raihing and rnw,asurrd terms. :
inning this p"rlnus period i unmbrr of Il
Sauth'rn men were invited &
} address IA meeting Ia New Orleans. aud
n"ng the number were stephens. T"omh, /
ld Hill, but of them all. only I'm was Il
uud equal tn IN" nccaNiun. H." went to "
"w prlvaHS and srokr hi- cam, iriinns in It
~ face of tn" Northern ,pldi,rv, and 1t "
~ peril "f hi> prr>"unl safety. This was u,
test Of MS courage. bur nu better test "
an HI refusal To- dn thing which he y
u>idrr'd wrong. when he knew that IN 81
e Judgment of hi tim" II would bt. con. G
l'Ird ~ an act If c"wardcr fur
| he most 'ii,,tunl way tn destroy anv
-tom. i 20 pr,jrdicr popular opinion
alust It, ard the cour-r uf So eminent
~ ~ Mas Bon I'M. when invited 10
iicirair IN one of the popular crimes e.
the age. may To some extern serve such =,
-,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30
Funeral OF Senator Hill.

AtI,~t, a., a., 80 ~
Senator nm O,,. Irr,., -, ,a. ',',.,
TN. .,,.,,, n.
rh.. Atlanta liar aud s,,,,o,i,, C..;.,
Thor. r.,. ,.,...
fulIy mona oss,.,.,I.I -, d.,
.,.. ,t..,,oo...,.,
/ ~,
i,.,.,...,;c., ''''' WIZ P''''"
=, N''' 'A'''I! IKE
- WIN" i'c''"'Ht 'aihtId was
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

Il r. - a. ." T. Eide which calls for
o.. D. o.; ''''ve irpathy, the fellow vino.
"..'''''s t. a." Detroit Free Press or
conc o'trr l4.rr, ,,Rwlcd under the can.
N'- - hrt' -.!"-show ont of twenty.
I'VE GEMS and Quad him--lf in a place
N|r'H rr'i-'.1S -\rrci-es we're being ear
r..d on ~ an Z ,sbg-lisi, ar IN. cnl,r,d
i.i'vidnn' vLo, % this identical town a
lew years ag'. ding oil night in hard clay
- crf INTO Nj. Hoyds smoke-hou>e and
rs'e'-d Al entrance only to find empty
Dates aud the door cpen.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

There Is Mt present great drarth Of
news and matters Of interest in all the
public journals. News seems to have play
cd out.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

i' E-" Mlndcu have organizcd a
-''..' . impress Company. the cap.
49, II Is limited To seventy
h'r '..E-' ID GLARS. The object Of the
'"ur''. -. Sid a tap from the vick,-
"nrI .. >t. OFT road 10 VI nl-n. The
N"N = - '"nce at once. Twenty
~ '7 .' a..- was immediately sul.
s'.'. N'... ." tap is completed Mr..
'E IL v ..tr he ARIZONA Cotton Fac.
tory ?" ,ii..". nd 'hc citizens OF that
place cAr,.' bright future for their
town.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

Look ont for sneak.fhievcs. RobtRrie.
about town are brcoming quite too common
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

More earnestly than ever before may she
sing, Is it far to the land Of Rest. where
tue weary feet shall never, never roam
To the mansion Of the pure aud the blest,
~h-r- We shall meet at homef feeling
assured that thither has he gone. May
| his bercaved companion find comfort in
trusting in Him vi no doeth all things well.
His mother aud relatives will share an
interest in the sympathy and prayers Of
their frieuds.-Coiumbid (4rk. Banner.
At $50 o'clock last night NJ the resi-
drncr Of Col. w. jasper Blackburn, All
West Thirteenth street, after lingering
Hines Miss DOVE WAGGONER.
The deceased. n sister Of Mrs. Black
burn, was lady Of many noble traits Of
character and was highly esteemed by
those who knew her best. For thirty
years she has lived in the family of Col.
Blackburn and her loss is a great grief Ia
that sadly afflicted little circle.--1rl
.aT (Linie Rock) Democrat, 81 inst.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30
TRAGEDY.

We ara ,,;,,,
f'''"'" |" near that deplnrahlC
"'''" ]" h'i'r'ne' B"Hsirr par.
.,.n,I.,n..., r',, "S' "''Wr"n Two Young
towards and "Ache, the latter
'"e 'S''n'""!e she riff Of Bns-
w. NV '''''''c" IN The death of young
Tho d;,.-.,
'.'"' "'' Ef'" "Hi "' 4 spirit #
'b''" I" ""ir'E with Miss
....' 0"'' u"""'"r' was eniitrS
,,.,,...'.' ~"''>' '"lr7rriy ~
|,. '''' WI" we Tragedy.
.... ''' ''''""'''>' bad not been
.,,.-..,.....',. '"'" ~ the excitement
w." P'""'hIy give himself up.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

'".H " 'ucs Esq has been nominated
&c.. Gratis of Caldo Tor the new
that parish created by a
49, . hr Legislature. Mr.. Jon,,
cr'2en of Shreveport. and
w. Us emphatic endorsement
' 0. ." of au old friend. Rnt
'.'.. -' - ITS conprnsaring butter.
- ease IA that \. u. Land
T.- .. ted.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30
A Varied Performance.

'''"H wonder how Parkcr's Ginger Tonic
." perform such varied cures, thinking j,
, S>rncc of ginger, when in f,c, !, :. 1,
''"'' many valuable medicines which No.,
''"e"''"lI! on every dis, ased organ.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

III j. +. linlNr, the editor of the Guar.
81 o. has gone to Monroe ~ - delegate fn
H. Go. -irssional Convention fom this.
O." eth wand, and that is thrrrn-on WHY
20" 'nar'liah this We, j. running without
r, hsy-trm. We conjurr all good news.
..'. r men to have care of Mir. Hulsc
81 &c lie il from home.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

II lon wish TO buy your drug. cb.a, -
" "ehenTy q Browns drug r,o-r
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

Nr. Brcknrr Levrrctt, on, of the cid
.''1cus If Ciaiborue parish, died in MIN.
d d. on the 2lst inst. aud wa. buried in
A'1ea> on the BIRD. Mr. Lr,crtt was in
"'> Sind var, aud hrd resided IN Claiborne
perish since lao iill III" last few wears.
" zen be- broke up aud lived with hi, ,hil.
tfrn
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

~ N'II- II'hu RI. Evans, son of
w. Evans, has gone To the parish Of
L." River To take charge Of Judge T. {.
I-.r's plantation in that parish. We are
-. Ia. lose Ed. who is most worthy
SOFA d.; man, full "f energy aud u hi.h .,n-.
% ''griiy. We cordially commend him
100 .''plr among whom be- has gone A.
..'' ing their esteem
We 'ljrort the attention of our readers "a
-" 'crij-rnrnt Of !. T. pnttari'. Nur.
Secs II prepared to furnish all th.
".'' tit'"ins OF fruit trees AZ popular
Read hi' ,lru and rrll upuu what
I'm" ..'. - reliable. Nj putton Isl ,o,,n,
"a -rrrc hnsucs, man. and viii make
r'".'' NJ come up just a. represented
So a",'fnlly commend him To the publc.
We '-r pleasure in calling attention 70
do" .tN Ird of our talented lounr fr,rd.
.. O.. II. j.. which appears in this
" ..' , .,prr. He j. the oldest son If nnr
nrl 'nWnsman, j. E. Egau. r..
'rurrHl of thI- STATE aud on, of
'- lawyers in the STATE. The
'''''' .. '1r present notice i, graduate
Department Of the State ,
and hi> fine advantages have
u
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30
COTTON PORT WAREHOUSE.

m ut HII'I N'gI-ITNT.
Homer, La, August ~, lS-2 2:lOt
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-08-30

August =. l--!. at his mofhcr's resi-.
"r"c"' near SunIfnrrfi,ld, Ciiiluruc n.r.
,'h, IT, W; W. BARBER, aged 81 yeats, :
months and one ,lal. -
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-16
According to the opinion of the More

According to the opinion of the More
house Clarion. the DonaldsonpilleC CHIEF
is the only reputable Republican Journal
in the State" While we feel honored by
the good opinion Of such an excellent
and ontspoken paper as the Clarion-a
paper that has no superior in ability or
merit among the country press--yet we
must except to the imputation cast upon
several other worthy journals by our too
partial contemporary. The CHIEF only
aims to be zone of the most reputable
Republican journals in the State" and
we are glad to know that we have con-
tlucted the paper in such q way as to
have won the respect aud esteem nf our
confreres Of the Louisiana press, irrespec-
tive at politics and almost, ii not quite,
without exception.