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Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

Tie Court of General Sessions . Sus
Peace and Jail Delivery will open IL iT ~
city on Monday, September 10, aHu ,s
addition TO number OF petty cases 'no,D
are three homicide cases TO be trie'l, 'p "r
sequently 1t Ia probable that the ss',,oN
will last several weeks. There WI W
number Of applicants for liquor i't Iii
under the new law, many OF when W." "a,
no doubt be disappointed by being "
fuse1
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

john Mealley, the wcll-known saloon
keeper at No. 2O5 Market street, received
green turtle this morning weighing
about 2i0 pounds. 1t was caught in
North Carolina, aud sent to him from
Crisield. lie intends TO send u part OF 1t
TO his friends and have the remainder
made into soup for his patrons.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

Samuel Johnson, who was In this city
year ago in tie Interests Of the Dayton
helRe Company, has been elected presi-
dent OF the Philadeluhia Accidental Re.
llei Association Of Philadelphia, in place
OF ueorge W, LLrl. Mr., Johnson is at
present in Mlssisspn where he Is or.
Sani%ing ledge company, but he Is ex-
pected east In the latter part OF this
month, when he will assume the duties
OF his new Office,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

The Wawaset and Ponies dill not play
a game on Saturday or Sunday, as stated
in the Morning News. The Ponies never
did win any game since they have been
playing each other. Captain Harlan J.
Fcastcr says the Wawasets are willing to
play for stake anywhere they wish.
They would also like to hear IRON the
d. tiance.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

A Grand Rally for the FLOATING poo'
At the Union American NJ. L. church %
French street above Twelfth, on suhnar'
the llth inst. The Rev. James H. oO' n
pastor of the Union American NJ; a.
church of New York City, will preach N ~
1880 a. IN. and 7.S0 p. m. Az ~ + ,ho
by the Rev. l.. A. Purpell, pastor o. n,t ia
Union American M. E. church oil in''
delphia. All are cordially invited
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

Take one day OF and go win "a "a
Grand Army boys on this 18TH ms, Ioss
Atlantic City. DUPONT Post never u U,s
any thing by halves. You may oe
every palms will be taken to make Tue 20
curs!on q pleasant one.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

A large locust tree on East Second
Street near Walnut is literally covered
with green worms. In the language of
an eyewitness, there are millions of them.
W bat seems little queer lie that mum
Der OF other locust trees close by have
not worm upon them.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06
s~=~A 49,
Personal,

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Baker and
daughter, Miss Ellen Baker, will eatl
from New York to- morrow on the steamer
CITY OF Paris oil ton weeks European
tour.
Charles A. Bourbon, wife and child left
to-day for Atlantic City, where thew viii
spend II week. "''
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06
To TOIclIcsteP for sIOO.

by taking advantage Of the excursion
to be rGp on Thursday Iext BY the Phlla.
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road Company, you can 20 10 TOlchester
and back Ter the above named sum, which
means ride Of 80 miles by nj! and 30
miles by water In each direction 10 be
sure OF going, purchase your tickets in
advance, as the number 10 10 sold 10 litu-
ftah
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

A IcIrlblt IlereANeIuent

Although it has not been great
while since Elmer Z. Collins removed to
Hoe kessin aud engaged In the livery
business, he las lost four children, the
last having died last Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mr.. Elmer have the sympathy
oil the entire cO annuity In their all C.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

The managers o! the Wild West Show.
for tho accommodation Of the people,
have kindly consented to open th,lrtL0w
aud give performances Wednesday and
Thursday nights next, the performance,
10 commence at o'clock sharp. The
show Is carried on In tie Union street
basc ball park
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06
The Levy Court,

A meeting of the Levy Court was held
this morning, at which the reports Of the
collectors OF the different hundreds was
received. Several committees on bridges
were sppointej, and some other routine
business transacted,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

DR.. L. p. Bush lost va uab'e COW las.
night She was taken six yesterday,
and although everything possible WAS
done for her relief she died before morn.
ing. The carcass was hauled 10 the bone
mill about y O'Clock this morning.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

Tomorrow promises to be fair to
partly cloudy with slight rise Of tenn
persture. Thursday fair to partly
cloudy, rather warmer and followed by
local showers.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

NO 10 Sne'tz q Co, No. IS East Fourth
street, Tor peaches, melons, cantaloupe.
aud sweet potatoes.
80 TO Pluukett's, 100 West Front At
and buy bag Of Blepton Flour, Ard
make sour vile happy.
a new iron fence has been put III
around the Children's Home, adjoining
Riy'rview Cemetery.
Harry /. Wood tEers FIR sale A, HE
farm on the Lancaster pike, berkshire
piss, Grade Jersey lei ers aud cows A,
reasonable prices.
Mrs.. Reel and Mrs. Davis, who have
been spending week at Atlantic CITY,
tetufhei home sunday evening much re.
ireth,d from their trip.
bronchial BALM Il cure cod, ojr
bottle at 9TH aud Poplar streets. T.. B.
fell Manufacturer of pure Incidence.
milk route, with wagon aud cans
offered Tor sale at meat stor., corner of
Lincoln s'rest aud GHpin avenue.
John Walllrg, captain OF the Tom and
Joe extends CHALLENGE TO any toat for
san on either the Brandy wine or Chris
tiana river.
Complexion Powder is an absolute re.
cetsity OF The refined tote, ia ,hiscltms,e
ro11onis combines every element of
beauty and purity.
Ogle x Ford advertise another sale of
lots In the v!cin ~ of snyerhrtok In
oruer 10 accommodate ell who may wish
Lome' In that vicinity.
Don't pay big pr'ce,, VIXEN YOU can re,
hhfgaIhs by going to Smeltz a. e..
hhOhsaic ANA retail commission house.
No ~ i. sth street.
a fmail hoy uamtd William Sbarcr
re'id!ng at Front and CLAYTON streets ,elI
ldt Saturday night while sitting on 4
harister, and broke his arm IL several
places,
Robert c. Mcgee, Esg,, let this morn
lns Tor C'cilior, Cecil County Mary land.
wltre lie expects TO sIcud week with
MS ~ hGs, We wish him very plea
saLt time,
John Schl has rtturne home from lis
v'si' 70 Reading, where he had a yery
'hIyyAb.e Inc. John Is making yery
raj 10 progress on the coract.
a. 7. Coyerlale, Of West Church cAoIr
~ on saturday for atwl weeks solturi
through Peuusy.vaull. His trend, VIII
Li" pteAsant time aud lie return
home.
~ Manager Andrew ". se,ab !. nab
| IN. an fort 10 gfs.ulzc ,oIs't n
CUB IN ms gltv ii whirb 49,. Oa a,'
aLd Et''ngcr will De members.
l.st,nn ~ ,p' ',s wilmington fair
a,.eat XIX 4, - IT, y, h"'st Aofhas, ard
,'r1' r,''e 81 WORK. J, 9esc.!oe- The
Of nov feature tl.,t hsy. I raD, LuI'Oef
T..loot. a n,i't"'
v.l,,s,'.% /" u" 'o"ef oi ne Ci'y Han
4-,t,.n't. i, -, i.',."S am "tht th"'d
~. 60. "a ~ '",rhi' 70 Keep gpDl Tine ia
w, 1'''' iHe 'u!.eT % not ST at
itu VII have seven hour, At the ga
shore and be home carly IN The evening
- 20 ~ ~. the excursion Of Durouf
fost, u. a. H. pn lhurdSy the IJ,h
| Miyg Lena Daniel. n, NJ -,- ~,
! R!ghtk stree, passed SurL,y a., su,,,,
CITY. An aiui'rer s4yk .t'c e,'t,r ~ ~ ~
7e.f aud was cylreu,,j, ,c., - ~,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

To Colchester on Thursday next ana lake
the children. A grand days outing for
the little ones at nominal cost. 81 90
Tor the rotnd trip children half price.
Train leaves Wilmington at 7.52 q. M,
and returning leaves Colchester at 500
u, m.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

Powell has on his ttall in the Third
street market, inc lot Of trout, blue
h'h, haddock, sea bass, Spanish macker.
el, etc., which he is selling at Reasonable
prices.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

Just received, the last oil q manuiac-
turera' stock % doz.), which We are sell
Ing at 81 90 cacr. q. WUrrr.i, IliiL aud
sDip!'y streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. Jake Kilrain
Vlsltd Ocean View on Sunday. and after
enjoying himse with Mrs. kilraIn and
party Of friend, who had saileI win
him across Chesapeake Bay from Hamn.
ION, started to rttarn home about !
o'clock in tie afternoon.
Before he reached the house Of A. J
KUN, where he las been s,ooplnr l..
was met by Hampton friends and told
thas detectives were ia town looking for
lim. Tbs, OF coursa, caused panic
among the party. They went in hid No
until about O'Clock this morning, when
lhty embarked On a cattoat and started
from the ancient village OF HAMPTON.
across Chesapeake Bay.
Har ily had the boat started before
through the fading and fast decreasing
hoohIieh, a trilh sloop was seen putting
out after them. Although the KilraiS
part. made every etloTt To shoot their
craft ahead h5 putting out every stitch
OF canvas, they were overtaken NJ 1
O'Clock when three miles oil Ocean View
The trst news OF the capture was
brought to Ocean VI w BY some fisher
men VINO were ear when the sloop ran
Alongside The cat-bOat. They say that az
Tue sIoop rounded the cat boat and almost
caph zed her, 50 heavily did she strike
two men jumped nom her, and one " nj
IL paper IN his hand and the other with a
;evolser p int directly at the pugi lat
demanded that he surrender. Withoni
resistance h'lraln gave himself up, and
wa, at once traEtterrel 10 tue s.oop.
Ms. kirAin WAS mach excited. and
through eyes dimmed with tears asked
u a. ste te a'lowel % accompany her
hust and. Her request was granted, atld
WIN tie little woman and the big hus
btnh At GARD, the loop turner, her nose
eeioss the bay In tie direction of OLD
Poiht Comfort, followed by the eat-boat
with Kilrain's f.iouds.
1t is thought hers that KtlraIn when
arrested was making Tor North Carolina,
Ills boat was pointed towards the caues
AID by sail .ng close in shore alter getting
outside he cobli have reached Sori1
Caroiiua's shores inside OF three hours
Nothing has been heard Of him here
since he was arrested, but 1t is tbourht
he was pm OF beard tie steamer at on
Pint Tor baltimore or Wash'n- ton to-
uight to be sent IRON here South.
suLAIvAH's Return TRIr souru.
JACKSON, Mlys., Aug. 5. -srlliy.n's
iiierde, who 81 earnestly nro.ssic9
against his b,InV iai'ed last evening. nj.
owed Tut a sina Fafi OF Monday morn
ins to e apse fore they oh.ainei his re-.
lens", which they ciiJ elcl about . a.m, lie
was then taken to his room at tho Ell
wards iiou c, aud fcmaiued until tbi.
morning at II o'clock WHEN a brariug
was had before iuige Campbe of Tie
Suprt me Court, On writ Of habeas cor
pus. Tie Judge ruled that Sullivan
must repair to Pnrlis, Marion county
nj give bond for his appearance August
To appear before Judge Carter to NOR
row
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

Leading house for chIllren's lace caps
.. K. Sooy, 2i2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

oh Front Second Third, Fourth Fifth Sixth and Webs
re cts and Greenlnll, Gray and Cleveland avenues.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

the REPUBLICAN office to-day. in the
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

oST.-A PAIR OF GOLD SPEC
= tsclee. Liberal reward II returned TO
this Oitice or 9l5 ShAllcross ave. Aub-7tt
Daily Republican., 1889-08-06

French satccns. 37iZc down to l9c.
Molange Challie. axe down to &c.
Zephyr Gmghums. sc down to l5c.
stripe Organlic, DC down tolls.
Pine >atccns. &c down to Ice.
American oatecns. ljc down to SC.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26
The Crops.

During the last ten days we
have been in several different parts
Of the parish and have talked with
farmers from every ward. Judg-
ing from the present prospects
there will be the best crop made
in Claiborne this year that has
been made for a number of years.
The corn is already made, and If
the people will take care of it,
there will be no need of shipping
from Texas next spring as was
done this.
While it is most too early to
judge the cotton crop yet the pros
poets thus early we're never better.
The fright about the leaf worms
has subsidized, buto course there
viii be some boil worms; ae cant
tell yet to what extent they will
damage the crop: Altogether the
outlook was never better for good
crops and better times.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26
Tho Ereatc3s ipjisi'2riJi;c

Known to the medical profession is
quininc, the base OF which is the Calls
ava bark of commerce. This bark is
gathered hythe natives Of South Amer
lean countries ana exported so Ri parts
of the world for the manufacture OF
aulninc. "xhc servant is not greater
than lis master and It stands to rca-
son that the extract las not !hc c"ra'
tive powers Of the original. There is
no more elective remedy for lnalai;Al
disorders known to the world than Dr
Wcstmoycland's Ca!isaya Tonic, which
contains "a sufiisieucy Of the purcst barh
and al! disorders Of lhe system arising
frlm diseased liver readily succnmE
to its influence. This great medicine il
for sale by Jos Shelton, Homer, La.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26
Ths Schools Again.

TIE Directors OF the Claiborne
College leased the brick building
an, groanis last Saturday to
Mrs. Lawrance and Prof. NJ. Mar.
tin, Tor & term of seven years.
These parties now have control of
all the school buildings, hence we
will have but one school. We see
no reason now why we should not
have Il tlourishing school. Mrs.
Lawraace is we'll known as q
lady of very superior qnaliiica-
tions as q teacher. She possesses
powers Of imparting and contro!l-
ing that are not often found in
her sex. Prof. Martha is compar-
ative|y q stranger here, but he
bears high testimonials as to eff
cheney and mora! worth. lie is
certainly man Of ofindomitable en-.
ergy and perseverance,, and If the
work he is to do in the future is
to be estimated by the amount he
has done since coming among us,
then we already pronounce him a
marvellous success. They have
engaged the services of Mrs. Kate
Sherard as music teacher. Mrs
Sherara was raised among us ant
is well known as q natural musi
clan and painstaking competent
instrucless. Miss A. n. Tesky
who for the last ten months has
been teaching music here, wi.
have charge of the Art depart
ment. They are also in correspon
ence with distinguished teache'
to take charge of the commercia
department. In tact there will b.
nothing lacking to make this
first class institution. II the peo
pie will sappors .these worthy tea
chcrs they will build up scboo
OF which we will be proud. lie
everybody talk for the success Q
the school and Use their intluenc
in that direction.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26
MUSIC sCEeOL UaTEEsTElLn

Profs. James II, RHebl,@h, of Virgin
ia, and James ". Beckett, of Haynes
vile, Louisiana, will conduct Nor
maj Masic school al i:;yacsViile, la,
commencing Thursday, July 18th, la-9,
and closing August 18th, lsSo.
TIE following branches Will be
taught: sight-Singing, Theory, Vocal
Culture, Harmony, Sunday School,
Songs, Glecs and Ci,orus Practice, also
lessons given Oil Piano, Organ CT Cor
net. Tuition, s. 90: children under II
years 81 90. Books will he furnished
the school daring the term gratis. This
is Il rare opportunity to the people OF
this country to become efficient in nut
sic. Perhaps such an opportunity will
never again be afford to the people OF
North Louisiana AMI South Arkansas.
For further particulars address,
JAMES -. BECKETT,
Naynesvillc, La
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26

Homer is still booming and grow
ing. We have now eight brick
stores and two more in process Of
erection. There have been 80 dwell
ling houses built here in the last
year, and other contracts are let for
more new ones. Real estate has
advanced about 800 per cent and
still there are plenty of purchasers.
All things considered, we have by
odds the best town between the
Ouachlta and Red rivers.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26
Arizona Dots.

Uncle Wash Nicholson has re-
turned after Il short absence OH a
visit to Gibbs. Uncle Wash must !
have some serious attractions over
there.
Mrs. }. W. Willis an, her char
ming daughter, Miss Ida, ere on
q visit to relatives and friends at
this place. J
Mr.. Jack Baker and family are
here attending our pro'racted
meeting, the guests of Mr. Wm'
kimball.
We trust that this meeting, un-
der the direct supervision OF
the pastor OF the church. Rev.
J. l.. p. Sheppard, may be
the means of great good to the
community, and no doubt will, il
the church will only awake to a
sense of their obligation and aid
the preacher in his good work.
A game of base ball between the
Arizona and D'Arbonne clubs vas
played at Rock Springs on Friday
last and resulted IN favor Of Ari-
IONA. Score: Arizona 80, D'Ar-
bonne %. The umpire, Charlie
Heard, we hear was complimented
by both clubs for the impartial
manner in which he umpired the
game. A game played week ago
between the same clubs resulted
in favor Of D'Arbonne. and while
the Arizona club attributes their
defeat partly to a partial umpire,
still we hear it limited that q nice
young lady had something to do
with 1.-THE attractive influence
thatshe had over one of the,r best
! tt:atttUGhers, t:at Mr.. VIM. johnson, de,
moralizcd HIM so he muffed most
of his balls, thereby weakening
the game.
We consider the Farmers I'm
ion demonstration on the 18th and
10th inst, a success. We forbeal
commenting upon their proceed
ings as we note an editor on the
| grounds, but we herein desire tt
say, that the dinner spread out By
the good ladies' for that large
crowd could not be beat anywhere
we sincerely thank them for oul
part, for we enjoyed it very much
Owing TO the crowded state of tn,
church, We failed to obtain a sea-
so as TO hear the speeches OIL tina
occasion. Except a portion OF Par
son Melton's, we considered hin
on the right track. We say, dowl
with the bagging trust. We wou!l
90 further had we a voice in th'
Union. We would boycott any ant
all merchants who deal in jutt
bagging. What does the trust
care whether the farmer uses tlei
has ging or not, SO they can sell tt
the merchant? He who hugs jut'
bagging while this war is go,n!
on between the Farmers Uniol
and the bagging trust, insults th'
union and deserves boycotins.
We had a pleasant call the 9th
!
er day from Mr. Dismukes, o
Haynesyille. Mr.. D. was here il
the interest Of his paper We hop
hlm success. lie is certainly {
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26

a dispute arose on last Monday
in the morning relative to a
'afmlnt that had met death at the
aaaas Of q mob. For a while the
sRpute waxed warm, whether the
sfalInt was a mink or a weasel.
saay finally decided that it was.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26

Cheatham's Chill Tonic is peculiarly
adapted to persons in fcebie health
and inval,ds. 1t assists digestion, and
is a perfect strengthencr and appetizer.
Satisfaction or money refunded.
For sale by J. II. Taylor, Haynosvillc
La, and VIM. Sellers, Summcriield, La.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26
Feather RenoryatOr.

Ell Carotlisrs 4 Co., are now locat-
3 g u Homer for tie purpose of reaor-
YatiRg feathers. Their work, so far,
1ss given perfect satisfaction, and we
xfyise everybody who has featherbeds,
Pillows, &c. in need Of renowating to
stso them trial, and rest assuredyou
Hlll be pleased with the result.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26
A fcw wears since a party of un-

A few years since party OF I'M
scrupulous men invaded this par
ish and palmed themselves off on
the unexpecting public as agents
for steam feather renOryator.
They succeeded in drawing the
"feathers over the eyes of some
of our good citizens, who have,
since that time, under the magic
influence of the God of Morpheus,
reposcd their weary limbs upon
mattresses composed of the dawny
sweet gum burr, pine knots and
cracked walnuts, oycrsprcad with
an every night blue streak of choice
language hurled directly at the in
visible head of the man who wan
dcred away to return no more for
ever with the feathers.to be rcnor-
vated. There is another party of
men here at the present who are
really what they claim to be, and
have their Renovator located i'll
this town. We can safely say to
those who have feather beds, pill
lows, holsters, &c. in need of rem
ovation, that they should not hcsi-
tate to turn them over to the agents
of the c. j. Carothers & Co.'S
Steam Renovator. They will be
returned to you in a thoroughly
cIeansed and good condition very
few days afterwards. The GUAR
DIAN never knowingly advocates
fraud; hence we say you need have
no fear to consign your feathers tc
the agents Of this company.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26

sir. j. N. White, his wife and
son Clyde have returned from Ga.
NE are glad to state that Mr..
White S eye-sight is nearly re-
stored. We learn that he can see
vel enough to read some and to
distinguish persons.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26
NOT AS YE SUPPOSED

l have not quit the beef business ss
you heard, but will have beef at my
market house, about so yards west Of
Browns Hotel, every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday morning. Parties
wishing to see mo will find ME in town
every Tuesday and Thursday morning
until 9 o'clock n. M, and all day on
Saturdays. Persons writing to me
about cattle must describe age, size.
condition and price, otherwise can
pay no attention to their letters.
Respectfully,
T. D. KINDER.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26

We learn through DR.. II. i. Pol-
lard, of this place, that Mrs. An
derson, daughter Of w. G., Darley,
Is seriously i'll with spinal moninge-
lis at Gibbs. We trust she may
coon recover.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26
p,pLIsHED EVERY FRIDAY.
aDTERTISTNG TERMS.

1ocaI notices; Zoe a line, Transient
,l.a,ijsemeuts, Sl.U0 per square for
=. assertion and 75c for each subso-
ouent inscrtiea'
obituaries, except the simple notice,
charged for at regular rates
sanding or regular advertisements
tokap BIZ spccral contract.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26

'Iove thy neighbour Yon can nev-
cr do this if you allow your ncigllbor to
suffer with Itch, Tettci, Ringworm, etc,
without advising him to use Hunts
Cure. Cure guaranteed.
For sale by j. II. Taylor, Haypesyille,
La, and VIM Sellers, Summeriield, La.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26

The Monk Barrow Fortson scin-
ing club with the compliment taken
from the boss seincrs of Homer re-
turned Wednesday evening from
Cornie. After seining that stream
for two miles, also Three Creeks
and Cypress, by appropriating a
few gars they finally succeeded in
getting one mess of fish.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26

The pulpit, tho bench and the bar
recommend Chcatbam's Chill Tonic as
the finest antipcrlodic in use, boing free
from poison and guaranteed.
For sale at g G Gills.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26

Mrs. Lawrancc and Prof. Martin
sre working up tie school interest
here with an energy and enthasi-
sasm that cannot fail OF marvellous
success, if their efforts be at all ap-
preciated by the people.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26

Office OF Board Directors Claiborne
Fair Association July 22nl, 1889.
Whereas the directors of tho Fair As
ISOLATION, having purchased suitable
grounds on which to hold the Fair; but
failing to be able to adjust the value OF
crops Of cotton HOW OH he said grounds,
Bs it Resolved: lst, That the session
of the Fair for this fall and which was
expected to bo holden in October noxt,
bp postponed until UciOIer rsg0.
Be it resolved: End, That IS soon Rs
tho present crop Of cotton nov on the
grounds purchased by the Association
for Fair purposes, can bo and is gath
cred, that contracts be let ont for the
necessary buildings and putting the
grounds in first class condition.
Bo it Resolved: Bird, That the Board Of
Directors Of tho Fair Association, spare
10 labor or money in their efforts to
make the Fair in the fall Of 1890, a sue,
cess.
Be it Resolved: 4th, That the Board Of
Directors of this Fair Association, solicit
and invite the co operation Of every
planter aud other persons i'll rhe parish
of Claiborne, in their efforts to make
the Fair success.
Bo it Resolved: 5th, That tho two pa
pers published i'll tho town Of Homer
publish these resolutions.
Il. 2. Webb, Pres.
+. L. Allsa, V. P.
I J. K. Willct.
j. II. Simmons.
7. Bridsman.
J. W. Ilolbsrt, Sec.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26

Denman Go. wholesale and retail
dealers in Hardware, Stoves &C., have
everything on hand connected with the
Hardware line, and for the CASH can
sell cheaper than amy house in town.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-26

! will state to my customers and
fiends that | am now doing my own
vork in tho way of watch, clock aid
jsae!ry repairing, and guarantee per-
fset satisfaction in every respect er
money refunded. Respectfully,
w. A. JOHNSTON.