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Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14
THE GUARDIAN JOB OFFICE.

We have first class job Press in Cur
Office and are new prepared to do al
kinds of job printing in tie Lcatest
styls a.,, Oh he shortest neticc.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14
GO ABR0AD-P

Get your Fruits, Nuts, Candies, ara
prodace from Campbell Bros, at shrsvs-
= ,,, y
mort. They are "haul to turn down
ON Dr;ces and good goo;s.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14
P--xMaS FRUITS

Campbell Bros are the act'nowleas-
cd leaders III Fruits, Mats, Candies, and
Produce at Shreveport. Send them
,our Xmas orders. We youch for their
reliability.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14
NOTICE.

Those holding scrip or school war
rants and wishing ths same c's''o
can present them in my absence to j.
II. Kirkpatrick, sheriff.
X. T. McClendon.
Treasurer.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14
Lisbon Bots.
From our special Correspondent

Marriel-At the residence OF
DR.. Patton, near Lisbon Nov. 18th
1883. Mr.. T. Il. Taylor and Miss
Fife Patton Rev. j. l.. Williams
officiating.
These, our young friends: begin
life together under most suspicious
conditions. The groom is an hon
est. industrious and we'll to do
merchant of ward 6, and The bride
is one Of ward SIS most pious and
lovely girls. They go Immediate
IL to their home in ward = ana
the best wishes Of this comman
ity go with them. This writer was
remembered by the good lady
Mrs. Patton to the extent Of a bas-
ket Of delicacles.
Married-At the residence Of
the brides father in Lincoln par
ISL, Rev. G. L. Foster officiating,
Dec. 9th 1883, Mr.. Charly Heard
of this community and Miss Ella
Henry of Lincoln. We have nev
err had the pleasure Of meeting this
lady, but from the current reports
we feel justified in saying Char
ley's correct taste and sound jnds
ment did not desert him in THIS
selection. We welcome her to
f home among us, and wish then
a unlcn Of plcasu G and useful
, ness.
0 Marrie,l-At the residence Q
o Mr.. S. b. Aycock Of this commu
, nifty, Dec. 9th 1883, Rev. c. /
Foster officiating, 5 Mr.. W. W
Killgore and Miss Dolly Gilbert
both OF this place. The marrIas
e Of this happy young couplels thn
y far with us, the social event oil I'll
! season. The groom is q stepso
= of our venerable fellow-citizer
:. VIM. White, and is Young ma
of sterling worth, of noble traits
character moral, highninde
and esteemed by all. The brio
0f IS an amiable and acomplishe
e. young lady Of one OF our olde
Ell and best families, and their unle
SC is one more instance OF the hapI
contamination Of first love. Tht
have known each other from chi
- hood, and to know has been
by love. The nuptials, as state
lr. above, were celebrated at the lior
he ofMr. Ayeock, the brides unc
~ in the presence of quite u numb
Of friends and relatives, this WI
er among them. The bride wo
an elegant silver gray costume a
the groom, the conventional bla
up of Prince Albert design. The
=, tendants we're Mcssrs j. H. Fe
nm and T. F. White, Misses Clau'
in White and Lila Aycock, all
not whom appeared to splendid eff
len in tasty and appropriate dire
'la The ceremony was short but be-
.ars tiful, and the lmpressive sceM '
C. intensity interesting and pleas
& to oil. The marriage over, {
ller congratulations suspended, an
: nouncemcnt was made that {
,rr,, ried us back to other days,
, in called to mind the pleasant til
ack- we often read of, but seldom
heir perience on modern marriage
= " casions. It was that, in anot
ues part Of the house, the les
aa !. board was elected and a wede
ices supper was spread. Wedding
per did ne say? yes, but nit
olusively;; for il must be rem
n tpzs5 49, - y =. :, a < !. !,
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

Buy yonr Jeans Linsays, Flannels
and all kinds of Dress Goods from r.
Loewenberg if you want to get the
worth Of your money.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14
Attention, Sportsmen!

W. A. Johnston keeps loaded shells,
any size shot desired, OIL hand all
the time, put in boxes of % each
Price G0c per box.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14
,rnNESl STOVES

One ca. load of Cooking ana Heating
Stoves lust received ut G. O.FerS"s'!' ~
CAL, and examine them before making
,our purchases elsewhere.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

Boss p,nltry Powders for pTcVen''o"
nud cure Of cholera in poultry, ior sac
ut Shc!tou's.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

Gents furnishing goods and ready
Made Clothing of all styles aid to s"''
the most fastidious tastes, ut the popH-
lar IIousc of P. Locwenhcrg.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

The colored people a'e holding Their
arpual conference Of tie N. T., Church
South, at this place.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

Yen can get rough lumber for 10 cts
and dressed for 90.ts per 100 feet, from
Madary, two miles from llasty's y
Reads.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

Do you waa; to bny II sp!eidid Over
Coat for u little m,n"y! Ja 90 to
q. G. Gi,l's; he has them
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

Lnuiaiara State Lottery tickets iof
sale at Wards. Capital prizo this
month $G0O,Ga0.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

G., towartls-wc mean Waiter Wards
fer anything Yen wait lii 'he way Vi
Christmas goods.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

"Ict there be light" says'h Ward
He has the largest assortment Vi 1T "r'
ever brought to Iloser.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

Ifyon want music 90 to p. Locwen-
h.ry;s for yjoIin's Accorlions. BanJns
and the genuine Gold-Tongue Harmo"'-
i.:iS
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14
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GLIDING fl and official account OF
the proceedings Of the Police Jury OF
Claiborne Parish and Town Council
Of Homer, and the general news OF
the day, together with more mlscella-
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Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

Fresh Saur Kfaat nj q. &. Gills. The
best ever brought here. lily it.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

Lamps at Wards at prices from 2'cts
to $40 10 r:ch.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

Fiae cigars ani tbs best brands OF
Tobacco at Joe Shelton's Ding StrIe.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

THE CLOTHING AT
G. G CHS is BOUND to SELL. TO
and see it.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

Do YEN war! fresh Cnrcac' Ii so 2"
10 &. q. Gifts.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

ice Shrlton's Drug Store, noitl' S'"e
of Public Square, Is always s"pP''c'
with FRESH DRUGS.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

Sec sIaddry'5 advertisement IN 'hl'
issrc.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14
! LOCAL ITEMS.

Onion Sets fer sale at Joe SlrItoh'i.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

Fresh fruit OF every kind can be had
at Wards every day:
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

Go to j. NJ. Denman &, Go. for Steam
Mill fixturcs Of all kinds,
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

| respectfully in
vite my friends and
the travelling pub
liz. in general to
give NE a call at
my house. [ prom
Use good attention
unreasonable rates.
MRS. T. 2. HAMILTON
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

a large aud hanlsame stock OF La
dies Cloa,ss and New Market Wraps at
p, LGewenbcrg'S
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

The GUARDIAN for $l 90 4 year.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1888-12-14

Thankful for past fayors,
all corners are cordially in
yited to call. Terms mod
crate. w. w. BRoWN,
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-04
DUN'S REPORT.
Large Amounts for Foreign Capital
Entering tue Coun'ry, Particularly
Of Late for 1txss.
BuEineEs Throughout The Country for
the Past Week

New YORK, Feb. S.-R. G. Dun & Co,
in their weekly review ef trade, say:
Quiet hiss been the prevailing feature oil
business during the past week at nearly
every interior point reporting and at tie
chief eestern cities; yet it is generally
estimated the volume OF business trsng-
acted compares fSirly with that of last
year to date. With little speculation to
swell transactions, tAe returns ares safe
INDIGESTION ns this season OF moderate
increase in Legitimate trade.
Prices refuse to rise, though meats and
vegetables ere shade higher. On the
whole, there is 8 little larger decrease in
other articles. Money is easier and in
coed supply at all interior points report
ing, and scCumulAtes in New York banks
SO rapidly that some months loans al
4 per cent. have been made. The With
draWal Of public interest from the stock
mirket is illustrated by sales of only
2,9iS, 46b shares in January against $780,
I39 for the same month last
year. Without an sctiys movement
per share for the week. Large amounts
OF lOIelssu CdplLal continue u COllS III lJI
investment in lands on mortgages st the
west snd south, particularly Of late in
Texas, but there are indications that 3
large amount of foreign capital is being
Withdrawn, in part, perhaps from secu-
rites. In wool distinctly better tone
is seen, with considerable buying by
manufacturers who feel the improved de-
msnd for wooden gods. But torejga
competition keeps prices very low
and the wool season is SO near its end that
no material advance in bpiices Is
expected. Staple cottons remain firm,
but business is limited by scartiness Of
stocks in prints. Some advances are re-
ported.
The markets for provisions have been
comparatively inactive, with lard 25c per
100 stronger. Cotton has declined 4c
with slender sales, and sugar Is
an tc lower; but oil hss advanced
Il to 80 and copper l24. Ssles of corn
and oats have been small and of wheat
only 10000, 600 bushelP, nearly all specu-
ative, withou. change OF importance in
either.
Business failures during the last seven
days number for the United States 247,
and for Canada 50; or total of 279 SIS
compared with 3l7 lsst week, and 26I for
the corresponding week Of last year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-04
COfhtcRna.
SnanIal II the Gazntre-

Special to the Gazette.
CoRsICANA, TEX, Feb. 5.-The rail-
ways here have agreed to charge cents
per mile or 1-3 fare for parties attend
ing the meeting Of the Grand Lodge OF
Odd Fellows which meets here on next
Monday.
The District court overruled the mo-
ton for new trial filed in behalf OF Ben
McCline, who was convicted CT murder Of
Alec Bel smine, and the case will go to
the Court Of Appeals.
The District court, Judge Frost on the
bench, has been busily engaged sll day in
overriding motions for new trials. Oaly
one new trial has thus far been granted,
and that in civil case. There have bee n
twenty -seven convictions in the District
court at present term, twenty-five Of
which were for felonies, one Of which for
murder, the death penalty being assessed
Invitstious are cut for the grand BAY
to be given here on Thursday the 9sh,
rendered by the citizens of Corsicsna
complimentary to the Grand Lodge, 0 id
Fellows, which coBvenes here on the 4th
Examination Of james Doolsp, G. W.
Hardy and Mr.. Carpenter for license to
prsctice law WAS heard in the distric!
court this morning COrsicsna now has
in the neighborhood Of forty licensed
lawyers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-04

House bill to punish robbery, burglary
and larceny in the Indian Territory.
Mr.. Dockery of Missouri, from the CON-
mittee ou postof1ces and posiroads, re-
ported the bill authorizing the appoint
ment of eleven division superintendent
OF railway service. Committee of the
whole.
Mr.. Collins Of Massachusetts, from The
committee on judiciary, submitted ad-
verse reports on bill to create court Of
customs and proposing e constitutional
amendment empowering Congress to
grant aid to the common schools of the
several states. LSid on the table.
The House then proceeded to the con-
siderations of private business.
Among the private bills reported from
the committee WAS one for the relief OF
sufferers from the wreck Of the ITALIA
pooss.
There WAS also e public bill reported
By MIR. Collins CT Massachusetts, from
the committee on judiciary, amending
section 1865, Revised Statutes. House
calendar.
(Secuon 1865, Revised Statutes, pre-
gcribes the death penalty for the wilful
casting away Of & vessel on the high seas
With the intent OF defrsuding undeIwrit-
ers. The bill proposes to amend it by
the proviso that If the casting away
causes no loss OF life or personal suffer-
ing or injury, the person convicted may
be sentenced to Imprisonment for life or
for any number OF years not less than
three, snd q fine not exceeding $40, 000) &.
4 dozen private bills were consldered
and passed.
Mr.. Houk Of Tennessee, introduced 8
bill to establish q soldiers nome a:
Knoxville, Tenn. Referred.
The House then adjourned, Mr.. Crisp
Of Georgia stating he would call up the
Lowery-White contested election case
tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-04
NO MATCH ARRANGED.
China.
THE LATEST ApyICEs.

SAN FRANCE: CO. CAL Feb. s-The
steamer Beige brings advices from Hong
Kong 20 January 8, and Yokohoms so.
vices to January IL.
A Chinese native paper announces that
the Chinese government hes resolved 10
psy back to the Uoited States 8 large
sum of money as unclaimed balance Ct
the Wyoming indemnity, and hints that
the Uaited States might initiate the ex.
ample by refundir g TO Chins the balance
of unclaimed indemnity paid to the United
States thirty years ago.
The city of Nsiyne north OF Mgpo,
which was submerged aboutone thousand
Yesrs ago, has recently been exposed 70
vieT and number OF vases, pots and
other utensils of the Sough dynasty have
been recovered oy the natives.
A number OF disasters occurred IN
Hong Kong Christmas week and the los:
is very heavy, Corcsn sdVices state thai
rumors are nov current thst the mex
move for Independence and abso,ut,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-04
TRAGEDY ArA WEODING.
A R-i.csed Lover shoots the Bridegroom.
The Guests Scatter.

The Guests Scatter.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Feb. 3.-Particu-
lars OF fatal fight near Red Aleck post
offi3e Wednesday night hsve reached here.
Anthony Fletcher and Miss Sue Beck were
to be married and large number had as
seiGbled at the brides mouse to witness
the ceremony. When the preacher was
beginning the ceremony g man named
DsGafreed, whom Miss Beck recently re-
jected, fir at the groom, woundiug him
slightly. Cummings, the groOmsmIn, at
tempted TO siezs DeGAfreed, Thepis broth.
er Of the latter shot nm through the wrist.
The company fl "a il 81 directions, many
escaping through the windows. The
bride screamed for some one to save her
husband and fell to the floor in convul-
sions Fletcher drove the DeGAfreeGs
rom the house with 8 shotgun. They
rode away and were followed by Cum
mings, who fatally wounded the elder
brother and was himself wounded in both
arms, necessitating their smputntion.
Fletcher hunted up the preacher when
order was restored and WAS married.
There were no witnesses. DeGAfreed's
death is momentar1ly expected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-04

Franco.
DISCUSSING TIE BUDGET.

PARIS, Feb. st has been decided by
the members of the right in the Deputies
to interpellate the governments refer
ence its action towards persons implicated
in it's sale OF decorations.
In debate On The budget to-day NJ.
Triad, Prime Minister, opposed the
scheme u tae budget committee regard
ing tls tax on la lors.
GENERAL NEWS.
PARIS, Feb. 8 in the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day Cassagnsc asked leave
to interpellste the government relative to
the Legion of Honor decoration scandals.
NJ. Fallieres, minister Of justice, ex-
pressed Willingness and agreed to an i'm
mediste debate on the mater
NJ. Delawnay declared the chief culpTit
In the scandals hsd not yet been reached.
The daughter Of Count Won Munster,
the German Ambassador, d ed at Cannes.
ALITTLE RRPARTEE.
In the course of debate day 81. Css-
sagnsc declared justice had not been al
lowed to take its course, but hsd been
parslyZeh by political interference. The
government ought to produce all evil
dence in its possession.
Fluqaet, President Of the Chamber, pro
tested against the disclosure of judicial
documents.
Cssssgnac called upon Fcquet not to
intervene in the debate. FIoquet advised
CssssgDac not to use threatening tone
which frightened nobody. [Appl.use
CAsssgusc replied: "Sucn Language is
only fit for q pothouse."
FloqueE SAID the Cnsmber would Judge
the language of those calling themselves
gentlemen.
Casasguac afterwards abiding 10
FiOqueL's cry in the presence of the Gar,
"Vlve Pologne," Fl quet exclaimed
"Y0ur patriotism is on level with your
politeness."
Delawna9 charged Fallisres with OPP
posing the arrest Of guilty parties.
FAllieries just fed the conduct Of the
government e0d declared the stack upon
the procureur general wanton calamity.
The procureur general never sup,
pressed any document connected with the
case. The object Of the Interpolation
wss the exercise Of pressure upon the
magistrate. he believed whatever the
decision Of the examining judge in Al
| Wilson's case might ne it would be taken
in accordance with the dictates of his
conscience. Applause.
The order OF the day was adopted, SOC
to Ito.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-04
ALL EXPECTANCY.
Prince Blsmarck TO Mako o Statement
TO the ReIchstag TO Day Concern
ing the Foreign Situation.
a Russian journal Tells how that Coun.
try Only makes Defensive Prepare
lions against German IncursiOnB.

WAITING TO HEAR FROM BISMARCK.

hAA1lNG ~ HEAR FROM BlSAARChs
BERLIN, Feb. 3-Prince Bismarck's re-
appearance in the Reichstag postponed
the debsteion the military bill in which he
will participate. It will not take place
until Saturday. There is sn intense feel
ing Of expectancy regarding the state
ment which it is supposed the Chancellor
will make concerning the foreign situa-
ton. A pacific assurance comes from St.
Petersburg regarding the conference Of
the governors OF the provinces and the
chiefs Of the military districts.
A semi-oficisl communication says con-
trnry to the fears of the Aus
TRAN and German newspapers,
the presence in st. Petersburg of
the governors snd chiefs is no. due to
military considerations, but merely in
accordance with the custom of high CT
tCials to come to the capital and pay
their respects to the Car during the
court balls. This conflicts with the re-
cent statement Of Invalide Russo to the
effect that taking advantage of the annual
presence of the governors and commSna-
ersr General Van Noviski, Minister Of
War, decided to form & special commits
sion under the presidency Of the elder
Grand Duke Nicholas, to examine the
supplies Of troops in the field. Generals
Gourks, DrenteeD, Gatelsky, Korsskof
and every chief of eminence are an
nounced SIS participating in the council.
II is reported that the Austrian govern
meRt hss decided to ask the delegations
to vote 100000 forms for the first
expenses OF mobilization.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-04
TIE FIRE RECORD.
An Attempt to Burn Dat Largo Waco
Furniture Dealer Fails.
IncendiArJ's Work at Waco.


Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Feb. 3.-There WAS g wei
laid scheme last night to set Waco on fire,
and but for the timely presence of Officer
Mahan in al probability a
good portion OF our civ
would have this morning
been in ashes. Frank Steiner's immense
furniture establishment is on Austin
avenue, midway between Third street
and the square. Between II and l
O'Clock last night Officer Mahsn noticed
a blaEs in the resr end of Steiner's es-
Enlistment, and gaining admittance
through the front door he discovered in
the resr end of the store q blue bucket
full of coal oil covered with q
wooden top. hole wss In
the top and fuse inserted.
The outside of the bucket was wrapped
with paper and saturated with coal oil L.
This paper was on fire when Mshsn sue
ceeded in throwing the bucket out of the
back window. The front and back doors
were locked and barred. The back win
dow was unfastened, and who ever it was
that attempted to fire the building, csme
in and passed out Of this window. Mr..
Steiner, IN conversation with a GAZETTE
reporter, said he had no idea of the
motives or of the party or parties who
attempted to burn him out. He said he
had $40 insurance and $4,000 worth
OF furniture in his building. County At
torney Blair informs The GAZETTE man
that legal Investigation will be made OF
the natter, and that startling develop
ments will be made bordering on the SEN
setiOuol,