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lcmit ron g6rpertrlft erfor6ertheH 9eitaurlHei.e,
uub yrar In elmer fur lahtete 0ereauuus 9eesnetEn
Eerm. gcu BEN aueesbeuiteu Usrjt2n 1T bdiGlbe
el8 tsr befe uHb 3urerlaid5te Grias FUR Shutters
triI6 dnerfluut Uub ais ba5 3utra5its Grrkbruu55s
mittel fur ueina un0 pabieube Sinner, iclrte fur
Grmfe uub @eneieuhe empipblen ncr6eu, yieWs
hasOter'5 5euti6eS Stnoermebl th fcincss
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aittel. ge3eu eire5 bebeu.eaten G5bnpriB8,
fcuie nesen iatner leiften 8erbaultdIet, ietuer
GGma1bafti9teit uuo i@ueueu 2lufnabme iu8 Blgt
1T ba5 seuaunte stubermebl rppusltt tsni'Hi8eu
gum g9traub cutpipbleu, bic an Gertluuu5 u55fUadle
uno torau5 enttebeuber Uu3ureiaHesr GTH6bruna
an tr6lsm Stcfpedial, on @iUtarmutb, ial1Tst
D}u5ttls cher ueider GuctentuouuI uHo GebrliGsm
leiteu. Gcmtt rirb es Defenders gum Gebrau5 i1r
Sdu5n1c, Gtntar In idHelem 28l&53um, icris fur
Icl6l 9tuber bic 9lHll3e u icaanlHnten pfcppelisu
gliecern" ba6tn, ougsle5eu!Itcb empichleni ierner
fur Gu5uCptttvr, Graute uuo OeneieHre tn ia6cm
Stabtuu, Isrte fur Gerreuihpu6e unb Gritrrits.
gset feHlenbsr, cher niht gutter uub grnu8cuter
G2uttsrmil1 tit ta5 &tubermebI ocr ciHgige
ancrfaun.e GvIa5 ear uaturIt6cu 9la1run5 tt3
Gausfjnss. 3u8l9ib IL e3 6l5 ii&eri'a Gauemt'et
her 9ttuen oal'u ,SumHters6 ompIGiHt,"
flpniiHe Ztovrbos uu6 ainDcrdlOierG. 8uhls
Ben IN agsE 9tpotssyap Rrei5 so GsEt5 peF S1dgS'
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Die fran36itfd sfpantfde Sc
fhi dte idetut I'm Sauoe uerlaufen gu
tpOlIen.
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Sic bnn6nNtihe Ronrer hat rine nrnRc
Gine grpebitior, ne1ie nnter NrInilien
- 81. NhnImerg 6etlttnftn

gBbott's ibauii5es ggeinsTOniau itdrft bic Con-
fitutiou rnb briret 2eber tab Qersn IN rsseLmdBge
Sbdtbisfsit. Is gts. bic SIai5e, (lS2)
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$50 etnnta .MnhIrt1.

@oIumbuS, o, II. Stt. - gfadrtdl.
ten aus IS Counties gebeu 220, 986 Sttmmeu
fiir Sorater ans etnem 9eiau1mtootRm bon
ASS, 146 unb 22S. 3S5 fir Soaolp, 1863 fir
G6uma9er uno 1864 fiir Senttus. Das
Suf3. Ameuoement erbtelt 250,912 SttT'
men - cine 0niorttdt BON 1889 - uuo
mon glaubt, buB ietue @eiummtuajorttdt
10000 bstrngen wtro. 9as 3wette 4menoe'
ment erbtelt 2l9,574 Sttmmen - 10,499
meriger, oils etne Rnlorttdt. StaatSietretdr
NOrmaH idatt SOaoIg's Bluralttdt anf
12,G48.
@tuctuuati II. Qmtltae
@obibsri4te fir 6aniltOu @ountp Sebeu
81, G31 Shmmsn fir 9Oa6Ig (3em.) HHO
%, coo fir 6Orater (8ep.).
a9es DtUtue8, So, II. Gtt. - 0as
ySlnte &egiRsr" bat amtltfe Bablbertate
aus so unb uoufdHOtse, jeoOd ut4tamtItae
geriate aus 10 Counties. 8teielbeu gebeH
Sbermon cine Naioritdt bon 25,472 Sttu1'
men iiber 9tnne uuo BON etpa 300 Iber
ale Glnbibnteu. Die iibrtgen Counties per'
ben oieieS 8eiuItat utdt meieutltf oerdus
bgTu,
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SerSiuanrEg. eatrubr.
~. Reaifirotprss9 ss9epartement, RatbbdIs,
SaItimpre, BEN II. Sttp6er 1S8;

Nm ZEN Mcbtb. Berhinanb 9. tdtrpbe.
Qeertber Serr! SD tin i'm SefSe SbrsS bon PeUte
batirten S6reibens unb erIaube mir, sic aui BEN 1.
Qb5Guitt bes goItimprer stuhtseieebu6ss uuter bent
GiteI ,@GBlen," llntertteI 8erOrNmun8sn," 3u 6ers
tpeiIer:
,,9ie ai6ter Bel @oRIer BON Run5paIz8eautten
tperSen biermt anssBaIten, ibre Stimmbi4er unO
Sttmmettel sem8esiratUr Der StaSt biunen Der hIr4
Sen 49, gbi6utt hes T. QrtteIs Der 6iicntIi4en Or5'
sesss bprge6rebenen 8eit etr;uBdnOtsen uuS bort u
binterIegeu," I. l. binneu trei IGseu uG4 beiagtsr
8abI.
gei ber 1851 8aBl 1T man ron bieier 9eesoOr'
lori t utt abGepi6en. &5tunBsp9I Sbr
15O) Spbn u. Rpbb, Re5trotOr." d"
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"a Iobut fid, Mbbrtt's fpaniiGss 8einbSorieum ees
gen aebsrz uns 3srensSrubsI sa.Ssrin6sn. 25 Gents
sie GIGiGs, (1Sz7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-18

Or. @ruustIbtsr, Elm ar3t uno Stattfifsr
in Bnrts, bat ausgerednet, pte OteI 8r o B
Die gran3oisn lett 1880 tdgltd auf ben ROpf
uer3ebrt baben. gr fiHbet, bus oaS BrOO i'm
Sabre 1880 auf ben Gag NIB Die SeeIe 500
Grnmm betrpg, BON Sa Oil abwedielnb ge'
fallen uno gsfttegeu, i'm @anleu uber gefals
len mar, uuo 3par BON 1886 auf 4S7
@rurrm; Don 1856-'59 auf 430 @ramm;
BON 186O-'65 uuT 428 @ranlul; bon 1866 =
'69 auf 426 @ramm unO iett 1869 auf 425
unb 422 @ramul. StnHeu $50 Sabreu alIO
bat Die 8robnubruug Der SraujOieu um Elm
&terteI iiG bermiubert. Nber aud ste Sletidz
nabruug bat fid uerslinbert, 3war mentger,
ais Der 8rp0perbraHh, neil oie pOblbabeuoe
SIaiie, melGs iebr utel 6Istid per3sbrt, on
;3abl unb Qurus gewa9ieu III; uber I'M @au'
,an coh nabs3u 10 fart, tpte Der BrOouers
brnud, 70 baB Der 6leiidgeHuB Der Grbetter
Inn mtnbeReus Elm 0ttttel iab8enOmmen baz
ben muB.
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gIapen nns Waaanarsl

8re8Iau, II. SttOber. - Der bteFge
8iebmurtt in in 6oIge Dee 2lusbru48 elmer
Stsbieude geidlOfen mOroen.
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Btr beri9teten our etutgen Eagen, OaB
bier etne gemeguug i'm @auge iet, etne ytOr'
Tul3ett etn3uIiibreu. SAT- gIeta3etttg uno
in YerbinGung bterrnit bat bic 3ur 3eit In
81 M tageuoe internal ttonate geos
oGttid)e @oufereu3 bte 6etfeluug
zines gemeiniumen Wertoiaus uHgeregt, mas
nlliettige Stuigung finbet. Der Our3 Die
ueri6ieoeusu Saehpungtn Der Brsiteugraoe
pen @rtsupit @uglauS, NuIbiugton, Der y.
Stanten Il. I. 10 beruOrgerufsne 9Btrrwarr
tpiiroe oaturd nit stnsm Shlage beieitt8t.
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3etanHtma6nng.
6rn. g. Geacele 0Sallts'
Anaaben.

CS. 1T onSer5ar, SaB ein Suriit bon 0rn. BdIls,
9},f einen 10 erBbIi6 5rrtbum beSePen uno b oer
ritditutsIoIer 8srbrsbIngsn bon Ebatiad:n i4uIol8
MAIDEN oute, ME ie III iener I'M ,,6reimaurer' Cemz
peI" gebaIteuen 8sOe Bstrsfs her StimmiettsL Der
1S75er Runistpas g8ubI sntbaIten nS, tpenu er bss
bauptet baB man fid i'm 8ireau bes Superiers@c'
rits nit Itiuibmetgenter 3uitimmurg bes bertorbss
uer Mttuar5 Srn 4rebpit an beien StimmSetteIn unb
Stmmbii6sru oergriffeR babe. Yd9itebenbe Core
rpahtu, ptrb seiseu, has Hd) bisie StimmisttsI
niemals i'm Bhrcdu hts gupertpr'ScricbtS bes
fai,fcn. 8ieIe ter iibrisen in rer Rebe be5 Srn.
Bcuis erBpbsnen aniduIoiaungen iinO nidPt mtnOer
rd66tsIp5 ub ebtuo srUneIoS pte p6i9e bic in 6OIs
senbcm ais totaI unipabr na6Bepieen ptrb:
Baltimore, ben II. Gttober 1888.
Stn. Sobm u. Rubb, RtsiAratpr Der Staet Bal
timpre.
&ert9er Serr 28oler s;e mir ssfd4iSit mitt8ei=
len, tpotin bic Stimmbider unb Stimm;sttsI elmer
TunilipaIUabt ron ben @atlridterr mad elmer IpI=
den @abl su1Id8eIieiert merhen2 did bintt, baB
fc rem stabtaeBiitratOr SurldSegeben nnb in bsisH
@mtsIptaI beripatrt rersen. gBern i'd nbt ire, 10
irirSe nG6 meinem DafiybaIter BEL ber 1S75er 4lus
ui3iFoIs@ubI bon b;eier 3essl teiue @usuaFme ses
madt Q5tuns9so4f Der Sbrige
KarSiunpArT Q,+rnhe
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Soaquiu 3ttGer, Ser beriiaHte ame.
rifnntids 8;tter, bereit 3ur 3eit In SH'
tsrefIe elmer grOBen 3eituug bte Staten.
Stiir8lid NOR et III 6thmOHb. Strg., uHo
bat iiber ben @dwammbolO Diabone fotaeHz
bes trefiltde urtbeil geidat: oSdQOe, SGm'
msrfhaee fir bic 3erbrOdeneu @OBeu
Su EOFOn fauO id, baB Sen. Butler usr'
ba6t mnr-Uon Serieuegruub uerbaBt. aber
bier finoe i'd, baB Senator WiabOue nod
nid}t stumul UerbaBt 1T; er tft oeradtet.
60 lauge ein Waun uerbaBt TT, lit nod 6Off'
uung iiir ibu oOrbanoeu; uber peun er bICs
nsra6tet tft, 70 III 9as Oa8 @n1e."
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gbbptt's ibanif6es 29ein Spuieim bef5rbert bic
gerseunns ans PeiLt GFspepiis. % Cts. bic 6lai4s
QS2G
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+ Huau1 gfeaert.

Qon6ou, II. Ottober. - 4uguf sic.
CERT, Der beutIdje Uialer, TT geftorbeu. &r
muroe am 5. Dtat 1920 gu Heulpteo gebos
rem, btlOete iidb in 8iiHeIbOrf aua uuo tft Der
StGpier mebrsrsr bifOrti4er uno @eHre'
gemQIOe, oarunter D@raf Gberbarb Der @rei'
ner nebsu Der 9eidle ieiueS SObaes," n9us
tber's Giu1uQ In @ornlB" &C.
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6tenn's Sc6spcfelfeife
TIT 9efdlfcbt auprDcn; mau
ocbte oIfO barauf, DaE
IS. q. grtttetfob 2srOprte-
tot'' otlf icDemt 95Gce6et
ftebt, ba cs ouOermfous
ntcbt ecbt lit. Su babcu
bel allen 2lpptbceern. -
SepUt, yer. HIS, TultDus
Strofe, SSeiu.gjOre.
9ret Stiid perbsu gegeu gmpfaug bon
Gents in 8rtcFmarfsu per Bon frauco
UericIst.
H6ilPS SaarS uHb Sartfarbe,%
dmur3 ober braun, so Gents. - gst aIsu
GPotbeieru gu babeu.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09
0ut Of Debt.

We congratulate tie people Of old Clni-
borne upon the fact that our parish Is
now out Of debt and has money in the
treasury. The last dollar OF the bonded
debt Of the parish has been paid. There
is between three and four thousand dollars
in the parish treasury, and there are 10
outstanding claims against the parish.
Claiborne is now in a healthy financial con-
has already been reduced. The Police
Jury has only levied q six mill parish tax
for the present year, Last year tn" parish
tax was nine mills. We congratulate our
people that they are getting from under
the burdens Of taxation. Ii il now only
necessary to levy u tax sufficient to defray
the current expenses Of the parish. There
is no debt or interest on any debt to he
paid, but only the necessary expenses Of
the parish remain to be met. II is not
necessary for us to trace the causes which
have led to this happy result. No doubt
the result has been reached through the
effects of a scheme which ut the time of its
adoption Was unpopular with good num-
her of our people. We refer TO the bond
ing of the parish debt. But at any rate
the result has been reached aud our
parish now stands flee of debt and has
money on hand.
Now we say let us have wise aud
economical parish government aud keep
free from debt, There is 10 doubt but
what We will have this. Ii we do, and M
unexpected disaster o,rrtakes Ms, OLD Clai-
borne will remain ~ it is, in healthy
financial condition. and the burden oftaNa-
ton can be made still lighter.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09
Tuesday-.-.....----.---Jan. 8, 1883

The new year promises to be prosper
Gus one. The harvests Of lSs2 have been
abundant. There are bread stuGs enough
TO supply all demands. The price vfliving
will be much less than the past year. The
cotton crop of 1872 is by odds the largest
ever grown. All these things indicate a
year of abundance and prosperity. OF
course il is impossible to tell what the
year will bring forth, but the indications
are all favorable, With another such year
US 1892 the people will be squarcly upon
their feet again, and as this is the first
regular issue of the Guardian tho present
year. we most sincerely wish all of our
readers n happy and prosperous new
year.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09
IOffiCIALl
TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

The Mayor aud Sclrcimrn nf the town
of Homer met AT the Mayor ,oflicc Friday.
January ). i@~3
Present. j. T.. iiui,c. Mayor; ". ". Ar
buckle. Is. \. bridges. :. Y. Gladury. &.
e.. Gill aud J.'R. Ramsey. S.l,,tmcu.
BOARD called to order
The Mayor, Marshal and Treasurer sub
united their rpurl~ when wrrt read and
ordered spread on the minutes. a. follows:
lloMEE. Ia. Jan. =. 1--3
Ta ia" honorable Houd ct >~lcctmcu ct
ia, town of Homer:
nurIug The mouth 'ud:u. n',.uhrr tie
3l>t 49, ! Impu-rG fms 10 hr amount
ct tN'utN,nur "a 'i"ll.r>.
Respectfully submitted.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09

eies Of property within the corporate linn
it's of the town of lIom,r for the year
1883, upon which the State levics aud col
lects a tax. aud that this act take effect
from aud after its PRONUNCIATION.
(eignrd.) j. F.. HtLSE, Mayor.
Attest: J. II. RAMSEY, Clerk COrpora'n.
The following accounts we're allowed
4 We'll, for a. 20; " W Dormon, work
on calaboosc. sl2 10; " Lippniins. 4th
quarter on street work. SS2 81; Claiborne
Guardian, for advertising, GA w.
When, on motion, the board adjourned
till next regular meeting.
(Sigucd,) J. f. iiCLSE, Myor.
Attest: J. X. RAMSEY, CLERK CUrpora'n
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09
Cotton.

In the hills of Claiborne there is yet cot
ton in the fields ungaiherrd. We learn
that on the Red river lands much OF the
crop is yet ungnthcrrd and that - large
percentage Of the cotton at present in the
fields on the river will remain ungathcrcd.
hut those informed on the subject still
claim that a six and thrce-quartrr million
crop will be gathered, while much larger
one has been made. The prospect for an
increase of the price of the staple is not
tlattcrng. The sales for the past two
months have been taken fot European ship
mcnts. 4 less proportion of the present
crnp has been shipped North to III" mann.
featuring districts than Of any preceding
one in the past ten Years The market for
manufactured cotton goods Is stagnant and
many mills are contemplating closing
With this state of facts, together with tho
continued large receipts of cotton. there t.,
little prospect at an early increase in the
price of cotton.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09
Saturday, Bird day Of February, 1858,

MI at the immuvablc property and real
estate belonging 10 the estate aud succes
sion "t Geo. W. Tigucr. deceased, which
property Is described ~ follows, To Wit
The north hall OF southeast quarter nf
sect 81. aud southwest uuartcr OF sec
tIon 81. III township - y, Of range Il ";
aud the north half Of the southwest quar-
ter and northwest quarter of the south
raSt quaitcr of section :, and the south.
west quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
section :, in township ~ y, of range ";
and the northeast quarter VI southwest
quarter of section 3, in township %, range
g. w, 40 acres more or less. known as the
home place;
And the undivided half interest IN tho
following land {" wit; The southeast quar-
ter. and south&ht OF the northeast gear
ter. and cast hfNSpf southwest quarter,
tlnn -, aud north half of northwest quar-
ter at section %, apd east half of section
- (lcss southeast quarter of northeast
quartcr1-and southwest quarter Of section
%. and east half nj the southeast quarter,
and southw sst quarter of southeast quar-,
ter of section 81, in township ~ n, o.
range W-lWW acres more or less, ~ i.
Tigner being the owner Of the other NAN
interest.
will also sell an undivided half inter-
est in the following notes, to wit: 1nree
notes On Elias Evans. each for 300 Ponnds
Of lint cotton; two notes on James joins,
gin for 27O0 pounds of lint cotton, au"
three notes Oh Ed. Williams for Wv los
of lint cotton; said notes were oil gwen
AZ the purchase price Of land situated I'D
Claiborne sarish, Louisiana, aud arc secul,
ed by vendors privilege on said land-ana
J. T. Tigner being the owner OF the otne'
half interest of said notes.
~ Terms of sale cash. to pay debs
X. r. HIGHTOWER Admi.
January ., 1881.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09
ATHENS ACADEMY
FOR BOTH BOYS AND GIRLS

JEALTHY LOCATION; good society.
III regular services in Methodist and Ban,
ti-t Churches; two Sabbath schools: no
liquor allowed "r kept nearer than 10
miles new and improved books and meth.
DDS: ~idr-nwake teachers.
Tuition g., $3.50, 81 aud - per month.
with Ioper cent off when paid in advance,
Music on Piano. - extra. Board from IS
TO si6 per mouth.
J. II. WALKER, Principal.
January, lSsi 2ltf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09
Athens Christmas Tree.

Mr. EDIroR-The writer would ask for
Christmas Tree given by the people Of
Athens nnder the auspices of II. A. McFar-
land, Mrs. DR.. Nix, Miss Mollic Aubrey,
Ada Simmons aud others. II was one of
those lovely moonlight evenings so rare at
this season of the year in our southern
cline, for nature was all nglow in her
the moon shed mild and poetic light
over the Landscape that VAS indeed beauti-
ful. The tree. under the artistic hands Of
the ladies, presented an appearance we'll
calculated tn rNcitr II favorable pride l,nm
the audience. The committee secured the
services Of Capt. Webb and Mr. john
Rodgers " no, in the interval between the
distribution of presents. treated the andi-
encr To good mnsic. which did much to
eHlivtn the occasion. While awaiting the
the advent of old Santa Clause. our Vonng
and talcmtcd friend +. G. Ilulsc also EN-
t"ftaincd us 10y an address in his most
fI>tldi"u~ style. At last Santa Claus come
through the window and Was greeted with
the Widest enthusiasm by the young pro-
pie hn had been impatiently expecting
him. The committee, with the assistance
of Santa Claus, proceeded to distribute the
presents which were composed mainly of
such things ~ were both useful and nrua-
mental. The presents all having been dis
trihutcd aud received in the most perfect
good will, We were pleasantly dismissed
hy few remarks form our chairman.
The festivities of the evening closed
with piomruadiug and dancing 10y the
youug people which all seemed to enjoy
very much, until the quiet approach If the
coming Sabbath warned the gay youug
plraSurr-srrkcrs that the time for irstIN
ties was over.
This ended n very pleasant evening
around which will cluster some swrrt
memories to the entire community.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09
SMITHS BILE BEANS.

The great anti-6illions remedy, and /.
certain cure for all diseases caused bv n
torpid liver, such a. sick headache, ind.
grston. sour stomach, aud nervous debiIi.
". and iSa -nre antidotc against chills and
fever and all ma'arial attacks. Price, 2sc
For sale by Joseph Shelton. Homer, La
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09
NciU e4auettiAementa
NOTICE.

THE firm Of HEATH d Co. has been al.
l solved by mutual consent-R. r. HiyL.
tower retiring. q. L. Heath continues Ia.
business on his own responsibility. An
parties indebted TO the firm Of Heath a
Go. can find their accounts in the hands Of
G. J.. Heath, aud are requested to call and
settle at once. &. l.. HEATH.
Jan. 9, I-S:5. 2l.3t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09
succession Sale.

SUGGESTIONS of VI. ). and Polly Cason, decd
!stnic Of LoHisidHd-Pdrish Of Claiborne
DY virtue of u commission issued 10y the.
ID Ck.rk n the District Court in aud for
said parish and State, aud directed Co the
uudrrsig urd. we Will offer for sale NJ pub.
lie outcsy, Ga che last and highest bidder,
within The legal hours of sale, ut the court.
house doer in the town Of Homer, on
saturday, 10th February, 1858,
the following described property Belonging
Ia said snCrrs-IDps, 10 wit:
The west half of ire 1drheast quarter
of section y, township - range =, eighty
acres more or less.
rrruls of sale cash. Ia rnN debts
l.. AVID f. LEE, Admir-
,Iauuaiy Q. l--'. PIT,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09
Good for Babies.

With baby at breast nothing !, 50 risc-
ful for quirting my own aud babys nerves
as Parkrr'e Ginger Tonic. II prevents
bowel complaints, and il better than any
stimulant 10 give strength aud appetite
A Newark Mothe:.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09

Every farmer in the parish should, and
at the beginning of the present year, make
his arrangements to plant less cotton than
heretofore and more corn, potatoes, and
other things to live npon. There is no
money in farming unless the farmer lives
at homo. 1t will not pay to raise cotton
10 buy corn and meat and other articles
of subsistence.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09

Our friend, NJ. Recs Bryan. well known
to most of our readers has joined the news
paper profession. He is now the agent
and correspondent Of that excellent paper.
the Shreveport Daily aud Weekly Stan
darl. Rces has been spending some days
in Homer. on business for the STANDARD.
May success attend his forts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09

This being the first regular issue of this
paper for 1885,, il grcets all Of its rca-
dcrs with a hearty, happy new years greet
ing, To all may the new wear he n happy
and prosperous one, is the earnest wish
of the GCARpIAN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09

Tho proceedings Of tn" Police Jury found
in this issue il interesting reading for the
people Of this parish.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09
J. +. BROW NFIELD.

Christmas after Ill is not time when
kindly feelings and coed will prevails
There are drunken rrvcl- and murders are
committed on the day which commrmo.
rataS the birth of the author Of the doc.
trnr of peace on earth and good " i'll to
men. We notice in the new spapcis nc.
counts Of numerous difficulties, fights.
murders, in most of the larger cities which
occurred Oh the 2jth of prcrmhrr past
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09
succession Sale.

.>'"'' ei' fo"'-'"sa, Fori.h of 'IGibo'"r.
Succession ut t,curgr W. Tigucr deceased.
Dl virtue ct an order Of the Ard Judicial
~ Distinct Court at the above State and
parish. aud ~ ulcdlcuCr To Il commission
issued ~ tn abby" named succession by
tl" clerk ut said court and to me directed.
VII sell al TIA" late Ir-idcucc of The de-
ceased. in the above State aud parish. at
public "utcry. t" the last aud highest bid
der. ON
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09

Mr.. r. H. Kortum has opened hu~iness
on Market street, Shreveport, aud invites
his old friends and customers III Claiborne
to call upon him when in that city.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1883-01-09

The friends of the Star Reuters are III
bad repute with the administration. II il
worth ones official head to know that he
sypathizes with the Star Reuters