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DR.. II. S. T. Harris, young army sur
reon from Washington, accidentally shot
himself in the right breast Friday after
noon last at Orkney Springs while dress
inc. One Of his ribs is broken, and fears
are entertained of internal hemorrhage'
The wound is serious. but not necessarily
fatal.
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.l~ics and sketches and tales OF travel aud
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-08-09

'HEquesiion has often hses
asked. "to what does III
CufDp oyyc its great ciroa-
latiou 3" TisClle'iut UnioH
once answered tbs by tbs
statement that Cd, has been
fairly won, u0t oy adver-
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30
Also q full and complete line Of
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DRUGS.
Tulane University ella.
WIN. PRESTON JGHNSTGS. IL. D.,

Tie next Annual Session oG High
School, Ccliagc. and Of the II. Sophie
Ncwcomb Memorial College fer ynans
womcn, will hcgin Tuesday, Getohrr |.
Entrace examination Gil Monday, Seq
tcmhcr :jNlh.
High School Course 3 years. Collcga
Course years. All departments sup
pli,,l with laboratories aHd ether aids
to practical instruction. The Manual
Training department is wei equipped
with apparatus for wood working, black
suiii'ling, forging hraz'ng and solder
ing and machine cnnstructsGn.
Parallel College Courses lead to the
degree of Bachelor OF Arts or Bachelor
of Scicuca' There is practical course
in Electrical Engineering and com
rlcte plant Of the Edison System for in
strEe,ion.
The II. Sophie Newcomb Memorial
College for young women Offers Il full
courso in science and letters.
Special courses in Art aud Literature,
There is an Acadcmical Department
" h!eb prepares students for the Cel
lego. College course, 500 per arnum.
Preparatory course oftwo years $50 per
AMMAN.
The Law Department opcns Novem
her 18th, II. G. MilIer, Dean Medical
Dcpastmcnt, opens October 2lSt, Stan
ford l.. Chaille, NJ. D., Dean
For genera catalogues, address Wa,
| O. Rogers, Secretary Of the Tulane Uni
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Homer guardian., 1889-08-30


J. w, Jordon, a Georgia
patriarch Of Lee county, has
passed his 87th birthday. He
has thirty-seven grandchildren
and twenty-six great grand
children. One set Of his grand
children have two uncles named
Thomas whose wives are nam
ed Matilda 5 two uncles named
Samuel whose wives are nam
ed Elizabeth, and two uncles
named James whose wives are
named Sarah, from which facts
some interesting complications
arise Sunny South,
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30
C0urt in Session.

Tue regular jury term of the
District Court convened promptly
at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
The following named citizens were
drawn and sworn as grand Jurors:
j. w. O O'Bannon, from ward one,
foreman; j. B' Bond, Fred Mckee,
J. T. Peterson, ". A. Atkins, j.
D. English, 7, N. jerks, G. W.
Davis, Drake Kennedy, {. 7. Ow-
ems, Giles Wise, Frank Dunn,
j. i. White, ". Il. Taylor, Andy
Washington and S. W. Kennedy.
Judge Barksdale delivered an
able charge extending to all the
special statutes required to be
given by him to The jury. AI'terthis
the case against L. d. Meadows,
, charged with not complying with
v,.v law IS read c2M, ,,ai7siqa
er, waS taken up and tried by The
| jude, the defendant waving a
trial by q jury, which trial result
ed il the accused being acquitted.
On Tuesday the following cases
were disposed of:
State VS.. Andy Bush, petty lar
ceny, verdict guilty. State vs.
Squire White, carrying concealed
weapons, verdict guilty. State VS..
John Goodrich, carrying conceal
ed weapons, verdict o mistrlal.
| State vs. Frank Oaton, assault
and battery, verdict guilty.
Wednesday, State VS.. Wesley
Smith, assault with intent to mur
der, ,crdict~ guilty. State VS.
Mack Jack son, assault and bat
terry, verdict guilty of assault.
Thursday, the case State VS.
Virge White, charged with mur
der, resulted in mistrial.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30
Governor Nichols Re
p1ieves the Execution
Indefinitely.
1t Almost The Last Moment His
Life il SaTed on a teIc-
gram from the Governor

Sheriff Kirkpatrick received
lag: night the following tele-
gram avu, lis Excelleno:y,
Gov. F. 7. Nichols:
New ORLEANS, La, Aug. 90
70 the Sheriff of Claiborne Parish:
! hereby ropricye Rob. Wright, or-
dcrcd to be executed Tomorrow,
and you will postpone execution
until further orders from me.
Answer acknowledging receipt.
FRANCIS 7. NICHOLS.
Everything was prepared.
Wright expected to die be-
tween the hours of ID and 4 p.
M, and became perfectly re-
signed to his fate, but almost
at the last moment his life is
saved.
No one can express his Joy
when informed of this news
from the governor by the
sheriff.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30


Miss Belle Hughes, daughter OF
Capt. W. j. Hughes, of Rocky
Mount, La, met with q distress
ingly painful andperhaps fatal acci-
dent, from the overturning OF d
coal oil lamp last Saturday night.
The young lady's apparel ignited,
and through the efforts of her pa
rents the flames were e4tinguished,
Since, the above was put in type
we learn from the Shreveport Times
that Miss Hughes has passed all
danger, and is improving as rapid
~ as could be expected.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30
Arizona Dots.
DR. Cli,ton Willis and lady

DR.. Clinton Willis ard lady
OF Gibbs, are On a short vis-
it to their relatives and friends
here. Clint appears perfectly
at home here in his old range.
Uncle Wash Nicholson went
out with a few Of the boys on
D'Arbonne a few days ago,
and by mudying a few ponds,
succeeded in catching over
two hundred nice fish. Uncle
Wash didn't do any of the
mudying, but he harpooned
many fish as they rose to the
surface while he stood upon
the bank.
At q church conference held
here a Sunday or two ago, Mr..
Tatum Wafer was recommend
ed to the quarterly conference
c. C. Homer for license tc preach,
Mr.. Wafer is a good and intel
ligent young man, and we
doubt not he will wear the cleri-
cal robe with credit to himself
and honor TO the cause OF the
Master. We wish him God
speed in his noble calling,
Mr.. Jas. Stuart has ne"
gin and condenser just recciy.
ed from Arcadia, preparing fol
lots of custom.
Mr.. Ed Harris and VIM Bar
nett are the proud fathers O
maybe the future presidents O
these United States. We con
gratulate them, and Mr.. Led
better too, comes in for a claim
to the fraternity Of some future
Duke or Lord. Don't kno"
what's got into these old men
Don't weep Mr.. Beard, you
time will come next.
S. l.. NJ.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

Capt. A. s. Blythe, Sheriff OF
Miller county, Ark. of Texarkana,
spent several days in Homer the
past week. Capt. Blythe was here
in the interest of the Arizona cot
ton factory, which has been bought
by company represented by him.
lie has employed mechanics to be-
gin work next Monday repairing
the machinery, etc. and expects to
have it in running order soon.
Homer Should by all means have
this factory. Ithas been dcmonstra-
ted too often that nothing builds a
town so much as does factories.
The promoters Of this institution
we believe are III favor OF Homer,
as here they would have access to
the outside world through railroad
connections aud many otter ad-
vantages not necessary to men,
tion.
"W',tn the sfrng t'alo comes, gentle
Anale,n
"a.al the chiiis and fever bloom once
rl0rc,"
"Tsu had better bry !, bottle of Chen;
thani's Chill Tonic"
Prom the man who rms the nearest
drug store"
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30
HAYNES7.1I1E
HIGH SCHOOL
1809-1809.

The Fail Session begins Ang. 18Th,
1889. The Public Scnool term will be
taught the FIRST part Of the session.
This is one Of tie hest schools III
North Touiaiana and offers superior
advantages to boarding pupils. Tai
ton and board is r.nch cheaper than at
other schools Of the SAME grade, as the
teachers arc well supported By local
patronage ard the citizens of Haynes
vi,lo and community raise Their OWN
provisions, and have 10 rents nor city
taxes to pay. The locality is healthy,
the people are moral ard society is
good. The methods Of teaching are
modern; the courses are SCIENTIFIC
and CL ASICAL: tile instruction given
is THOROUGH and PRACTICAL; the
discipline is firm and positive, but not
rigid. FLORAL, intellectual and social
training is made Il speciality.
Music and Art in connection with the
school as formerly.
s. J. MEADOWS.
Miss Lena Meadows,
Associate Prin
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30
Tribute Respect.

At q call meeting Of Dykesyi'ie
Alliance August II, 1889, The fol
lowing resolutions were passed,
TO wit:
Whereas, 1t has pleased A..
mighty God in his Almighty prov
ldencc to call from among us by
death, August 0, 1889, our worthy
Brother and Secretary, W. G. Wi
lev,
Resolved, That in the death o!
Brother Wiley this Alliance has
lost a worthy brother and men,
ber; his wife a loving husband;
his children q kind father, and
tho community . good citizen, for
the loss of whom our sorrow is
great, but hope to meet him in
another world. where there is no
more parting.
Resolved, That our sympathics
arc great for the bereaved widow
and orphans.
Resolved, That a copy Of these
resolutions be sent the PARISH pa.
per fer publication and a copy TO
the family of the deceased.
". Fl. RANDLE,
NJ. GEyDER,
L. E. MoNzIsGo,
Committee.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

Several dogs have recently been
poisoned about town by unknown
parties. While there are quite a
number of worthless dogs around
about town, that we could dispense
with, yet there are some valuable
dogs here and it is very wrong to
scatter poison about where they can
get it.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

Old Uncle Isaac Cunningham
dropped Ill to see the GUARDIAN last
Monday and to inspect improve
mcnts matie in the printing b'isi-
ness since him and Gutenberg were
cAums. His eyes fairly jumped
out of socket when he saw our job
ber printing at the rate of 1900
sheets OF paper per hour, and eX-
claimed, ''who'd er thought it!'
Uncle Isaac claims the age of Ill
years; makes q crop of cotton every
year, lives six miles from town
and walks that distance once OF
twice Il week, with less fatigue than
most men dc at GO.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30
COTTON BAWlNG.

To The Unions, Wheels and all farmers:
| have made an arrangement hy
which can add pounds to every bale
wrapped In cotton bagging. Now is
tie time to break the "Jute Trust" as
this will make the cotton baggins about
as cheap as the jdtc. &. &, Gill.
Homer, La, Aug. Is, 1889.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30
Twenty-Five Cents.


/. Y order to place the GUARDIAN
'thin the reach of every citizea in
s'a'pornc parish she subscription price
|l's .1.on now until, January, |, 1890, has
sesn reduced to twenty five cents.
A's y an excellent opportunity for
1'sse who have not already subscribcd
s. Y % ct once, as it is our intention to
Fose the paper with each Issue, ID
sesy department.. Remit post,,l
orders e postage stamps.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30


The attention of the readers of
the GUARDIAN is called to the adver-
tisement in this issue of A. "A.
Helpman, Shreveport, La. Mr..
Helpmen is the largest candy man
ufacturer in North Louisiana, and
is able to give low figures on his
goods. In connection with his ele-
CAN'T and palatial ice cream parlors,
he has added a restaurant depart
ment, where you will always find
his tables supplied with the dclica-
cies of the season. Be sure to visit
his parlors while in Shreveport.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

Homer just now is in the same
condition Shreveport was at the first
fair tile latter place gave in regard
to rooms. Areporter Of the GUAR
DIAN has tried every imaginable
kind of bed, but the outskirts of
a barrel, newspapers for sheets,
quilts and blankets caps the climax,
and causes him to crawl upon the
rostrum and exclaim that Homer is
Sadly-badly, ii you please-in
need of q hotel.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
TULANE UNIVERSITY
OF LOUISIANA.


/ rerme.ly, l3i7,-1ssl, tie Uniycrsi!y
of Louisiana.
It's advantages ior practical ;nstrnc
tiou, and especially IN the diseases of
the Southwest, are uneaaalv,i, as the
law secures it superintendent materials
from the great Charity Hospital with
its 7G0 beds and 10000 patients annual
~. Students have no hospital fees to
pay and special iils'rnc'rinn Is daily
given ut the bedside of the sick, as in
ne other institution. Fer catalogues
or information, address
Prof. &. L. CnAlLIE, u Il. Bean,
p. O. Drawer 2jl, New Orleans, La.
July l4-3nl
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

The hot dry weather for the last
few days has been against the
ravages of the boil worms. While
the cotton has already suffered
great deal from these pests, we
trust that the damage is not so great
as was feared.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30
NOT AS YE SUPPOSED.

I have not Guit the beef business rs
yon 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 ne will .ind Inc il tnsn
every Tuesday and Thursday morning
until 8 o'clock Il. HI, and al day on
Saturdays. Persons writing ia nc
about cattle must describe agc, size.
condition. anl price, o:her~is, 1 can
pay 40 attention TO heir letters.
Respectfully.
T. ID. KINDER.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30
Final Account.

State "f LoniSian;, parish ct Claiborne,
Sncc'n of II. Il. Ward, Dvu',i--
NOTICE is erc',y giyct; i,a; IL" al.
~ nliniHtra'or Of the ;iborr named Is
tate has siIri in my Office his t}naN ac-
connt for Saric. and pr4ys Tor it 10 b"
allowed, hnmojsatcd and made the
judgment Of Tie court. Therefore, IN
less opposition is filed within the time
prescribed hy law, tee prayer ot jhc ap-
plicant will be granted.
fsWsS Given under my hand and s. al
tssasl asla OF Office Il is Au1. -, lSS9.
DREW FERGUSON,
Clerk d. C..
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30
White Sewing Machine.

I received the agency for the White
Sewing Machine, which is surpassed by
70 other sewing machine manufactur-
ed. l will have d lot Of them Oh hans,
in few days, and all these who ante i
pate purchasing would DO well to wait;
and examinetlle White before doing SO.
Respectfully,
5y ,nyINcrnN
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30
Lum bsr! Lumber!

We will deliver Kiln Dried and Dress
ed Lumber, on the yard at our mill, II
miles northwest Of Homer, near Hay
nesvll'e, at $1,000 per thousand feet.
We make q specially of FIRST CLASS
Lumber.
LANGFOnD Il OAnES BROS.
F-S-5-m
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

All parties wishing Dresses made
will lind it TO their interest to call on
Mrs. Lizzie Taylor. She is prepared
to do this kind of work in tue most
approved and latest style at the low
est price and on the shortest notice.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

Mrs. Lizzie Taylor has re-opened her
Millinery Store, upstairs over Sherard
& Bonuer's, and is prepared to sell
everything in the millinery line cheap
or than thry have ever been offered in
this market.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

lawns, cheese cloth and light colored
easeens at cost at Bridgcman, Collier
q Cos. This is a summer remnant sale
sna it will he to your interest to call,
upon them before purchasing else
where.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

We are authorized to state that w
A. A.Joinston is still selling the Celcbra.
ted Hawkes. speetaeles, andcan fit the
eye OF either old or young persons. He
guarantees every pair sold to give salts
faction.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

Last Friday the lovers Of base ball
were treated to two games between
the Arizona anu D'Arb0nne clubs.
The first game was won by Arizona;
score, so to 6. Second game won
byD'Arbonre club; score, q to
%
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

Any man who would purloin cx-
changes from country newspaper
Office and dip the invincible scissors
in the ink barrel ought to be hung
up by the toes by sn outraged COM
munity.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

3If. Riclart! Eurman; Ct Fur
man & Hamilton, one of Sllreye,
ports largest grocery and cotton
firms, was here Oh business last
week and honor2d this Office with q
visit.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

Mr.. I. Il. Tompkins, Of AIindcn,
who for several months past has
been engaged as clerk on some
committee in Washington City, was
in Homer few days this week..
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

| will state to my customers and
friends and the public at large, that |
will sell all kinds OF Silver Plated 'sare
frcnl 25 to so per cent cheaper than you
cao buy from any agent. So place your
orders with Me and save this per cent.
Very Respectfully,
w. a. JOHNSTON.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

1 will state to my customers and
friends that / am now doing my own
work in tue way Of watch, clock and
jewelry repairing, and guarantee per-
feet satisfaction in every respect Or
meney refunded. Respectfully,
w A. JOHNSTON.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

Mrs. Lizzio Taylor's new sign, in front
Of the steps leading to hcrplace OF busi-
ness, is q daisy. She or he, who reads,
may run upstairs aud see her beautiful
took Of millinery.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

your appetite is gone nothing will
restore it more quickly than C. g. C.,
Certain Chill Cure, the great Tonic
aud guaranteed cure for Chilis and Fe-
yer. Sold by Joe Shelton.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

Mr.. Robert Stevenson, Of ward
one, died few days ago. hIr.
Stevenson was an old man who had
spent most if his life IS q Protestant
Methodist preacher. He was q good
man whose loss viii be felt by the
community in which he lived.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

Constipation is positively cured by
the use of Casearine. 1t regulates the
liver and tones up the whole system.
Price so and 81.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

Denmnn & Co., wholesale aud retail
dealers in Hardware, Stoves Be-, have
everything Oh hand connected with The
Hardware liuo, and for the CASH can
sell cheaper than any house in town.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

Children like to take c. G. c., the
pleasant aud guaranteed cure for Fe-
yer, Agne aud Malaria-better than
quininc. Sold by Joe Shelton.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30
1 New Artistin Homer.

hIr. J. W. iIillmaE, SD favorably
known in this parish as a first class az
tlst. will open gallery in Homer OF or
by the 10th Of September. We regard
Mr.. Hillman as an upright gentleman
and ere of the finest artists that eve er
took . picture i'll this place. He directs
us to say to his many friends and every
body desiring pictures, to wait until
about the 10th and he viii guarantee
satisfaction. 2-t
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

A few dees of Cascapine VIII remove
the dull, heavy feeling caused by 9 de-
ranged condition of tho stomach or an
Inactive liver. Price Soc and 81 per
bottle.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

ney. G. W. Griffin, the new presi-
aent Of Mt Lebanon college, will
preach in Homer at the Baptist
cnQrch next Thursday night.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

falae's Celery Compound, fine
asfYe tonic and regulator for the kid
nsss, Liver and Bowels. For sale by
Joseph shelton.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30
NOTICE To g.AClERs.

We are author zed to announce that
Prot. d. w. Harris will be III Homer
every Saturday from now till the close
of the public term.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30
Money! to Loan.

Persons desiring to borrow money Oh
easy terms, with real estate security,
will do well to call on the editors of
this paper.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

Great reduction in the prices Of la
dies Wilt Coz DIS and silk Mitts at
Aecorkle 4 Bros. .&hw is your chance,
ladies for bargains.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

The town is crowded with people
this week, most of whom have
business in court.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

Mr., Henry L. We'll of Donaldson
vile, arrived last Sunday on q
business and pleasure trip. Henry
is an old Homer boy and his many
friends were glad to welcome him
back to his native heath.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

The worst TEXTURES about catarrh is
its dangerous tendency to consumption.
Hoods S,rsaparilla cures catarrh by
purifying the blood.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30
We Ask

that You give Reeds Chill Care a trial
and If yol do not find 1.-THE best RENEE
sly on the market for phi1ls, feyers and
aglle don't use If.
Homer guardian., 1889-08-30

Cascarinc is the greatest fall reme-
dies for the children. Prompt, pleas
ant and harmless. Price soc and 81.