Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-08
Particular Notice.

and must he met We cannot publish a
paper without money. We have worked
hard for whit Is due us aud the pnrtie, for
whom we have worked arr now invited
10 come forward and perform their part of
the contract. By 80 doing they will favor
ns and avoid trouble aud cost To- them.
selves. There are parties Who are owing
uS little bills that have hccu duc for Yeas
We have br"u patient aud have waited
long, hnt forhcaranre rrasrs longer 10 hr
virtue, and il our debtors Insist on ,lrlny.
ing settlement longer We will be- forced Ia
resort To measures 10 enforce pIyur,rft
The attention of those indebted To- the
ErARDi,N either on subscription, or other.
wise, IL invited to the above We are in
cnrncst and mean what We say. Money
we need, aud by any aud all means we
must have.
Gen. Young is attending CONT in sparta
this week.
Mcssrs. u. 4. Bridge, and 4 H. David
son returned from New Orleans la.t week.
Gnitoau has msde - Snrrrmr Infrr -
well ~ n President, and +. no, h,n.rl
yet.
Tia" Governor aud the different dclltt-
mcnts OF the state Go>,rnment ha,r rrrn
removed TO Baton Rouge.
Allen Barkshalc, the efficient Distinct
Attorney Of this District. Was in Attendance
upon the Circuit Court last week.
The nomination Of Roscoe Conh 'ingto be-
Associate Jnsiirc of the supreme Cont
has been confirmed hy the senate
Last week we failed 10 receive a ,inrlr
New Orleans paper. This failure must hr
charged mp TO the score IF the high water.
Wisconsin has abolished capital punish
ncnt, md since that time crime ha, IN.
creased and lynrhingS become more com
mnu.
Cotton seed are very srarre in tins ".
cinity. some predict that Ivy planting
time cotton seed will he worth nifty cent,
a hushel
Last week the weather was lovely. If.
we could hdvc continuance OF such .
weather the farmers would soon Ice mn .
with their spriug work
NJ. Blainc's recent Grafton ON .r,urs ,
Garfield is maStcilv effort. III. or,,,,
treated his theme in a MANNER that at once
disappointed his cucmics aud gra,ifird hi,
friends
We again call the attention of our eli.
Gems 10 the dlapidatcd CONDITION of onr
graveyard. Who will lead of iu a move.
incnt TO improve the condition Of our
Cemetery
Monday night the rain commenced fan.
ing again, and yesterday the low hung
clouds continued 10 pour ont iunid tide.
Are we never to have any more pcrn,ancn,
clear weather.
Hon. J. ID. Watkins a member Of ,L. I
State Senate from this Senatorial Distrjc, |
and IA lawyer Of eminent ability. attended :
tn" session Of the Court of Appeals in TIN,
place last week 4
y destructive Cyclone swept over po,. A.,
ton of Lincoln parish last week and did
considerable damage. Many houses were -,
nnroofed and some entirely demolished. ;.
Luckily, 30 one was seriously hurt. =,
The rumor IN going the rounds of ia, u
press thar Arthur viii yet pardon Guitean. t
for the reason that be believes the assassin Il
insane. Many Congressman have express
cd the belief that Guitcau is insane. a
See the Assessors notice in this issue
Every one should come out promptly and
meet the Assessor at his appointments. a
There is no time to he lost as the assess. a
ment must be completed by the first Of is
May. q
Our esteemed cotcmporary, the Bo..ier ;,
Banner, last week clipped a paragraph n
from our columns and credited the same 10 IN
the Claiborne Advocate. The Advocate =.
has been dead half a dozen years or more, ~,
neighbor.
Notwithstanding the bad weather and
roads Judges George and Moucure were ii
on hand last week and onened w
court at the appointed time. This Circuit n
certainly has two as able Judges as any in &C
the State, and no more high toned gentle- O,
men can be found in any State than are w
A. u. George aud j. c. Noucurr RI