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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-06-30
VERNON.
PARISH OF VERNON, !
Juuc II, 1871. !

Drnr Tin7icator
Your subscribers il, this section were
deprived Of the lra>'rc OF reading Nonr
interesting paper this week hya cut pa
~! negligence, or by Il wilt,ll vandal-
ism Oh the parl of either tn" mail con-
tractor between here and AlrNHndrla or
bv the Postmaster ut Alexandria. IT Is
said here that the contractor would not
bring all the mail irnm Alexandria last
week because it WAS too heavy. l am
not prepared to contradict or affirm TINS
but certain it is We got title or no mail,
and no papers. If these things are true
jalnl the tlrvurn! failure to bring AL the
mail gives strong ground to SU>lHrr II
their rorrrrtnrSS) the Postmaster az LEES
Willie ought to report these dr'lHurnc'ts
to hradu,arrr> and lave the matter
looked into Ifmrn make contracts I"
carry the mails, they should provide SUIT
able and sufficient nlrHE> for their trans
purtation, and if they fail to DO so. there
: is a way to- 1urcr them to 4 compliance,
and the Postmaster at the end OF the
route where the failure occurs should re-
port them to headquarters ut once With
cut fear or favor, to friend OF toe. | Il"
not think whole community >h"uld be
deprived of their mail privileges because
a contractors mule or horse is too weak
to carry the bags, if all the mail mHtt''
is put into them, and the Postmaster, t"
accommodate Mr.. Contractor, pArpo>''H
leaves out the heavy matter, such rs
newspapers, &c. 1t is the duty OF tue
7 s master to put in all matter. entitled
to transportation. a diff Mr. Contractor
fails to carry til" bags. report such tan
IRE to the proper authority: There ha:
been too Elrh of that kind OF hU>'n'Hs
tie people are tired of it, and tAIl'
Mr.. editor that it is time to show w tn
perpetrators oi these frauds.
Too We; too wet! is the cry from al
quarters. Nearly one entire week tina
| many o., cur pi;iutrrS have been uiii'''
i. to run Il .ulruw the gra>S GrnWS ""' an
r the farmer hcavrs sigh and says. ""t'
= if it wurl!,, quit raining ! rH'id So"
t clean my CROP: but acre are no li"
T cations of Il fair OF! the weather clos
and sultry. tn" sky overcast with mu'N
looking clouds. oflrrS no encouragement
to hope for good weather; and til
Ground already thoroughly saturated
it kept too wet by frequent light shower
l. Such is the condition of the black la"'
t the high sandy land is not so badly S!
t. uated, these frequent showers being Il
If very life of the corn on that KIND
e soil nor is the black land corn hurt "
J. but the wet prevents It's being, wor
Il ed. Health Of the country good.
l. Yours in haste,
|e VERNON.
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Extract from Telegraph and Messenger,
Macon, Ga.

We had tested its virtue personally,
and know that for dyspepsia, billiousness
and throbbiug headache arising there
from, it is the best medicine the world
ever saw. We had tried forty other
remedies before the Simmons Liver Reg
ulator, but hone Of them gave us more
than temporary relief but the Regulator
not only relieved, but it cured us.
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\\'iNN.
M,r<u!I\ GROVE. W!nn |lTi"A'
June !!J.h, lS1.

j .'p.l. i''' J
Ucur l'iM0;cn'or:
My Dear Sir You, in order &c vInd'-
cat,. the rights OF the people, nave |" "'-
come very riM,'ictr' to certain l''>"nS'
and the way you show thr'n up IS
pre- hono pnj|iro, an! What meets 'h' p'''-
lie appreciation is You Il" 1t WITHOUT '-
gard 10 pvr>,n~ OF party.
You may wish to hear from old " mn
We'll, it's win, wind. indy. to w'n| e..
imp pp.) with many of us, '"''l pc
c,luiary, physically, lrliHo''>'H: ana m
t.ll.ctuaily. to say n"thln" "' lo'''lfS'
If was to discourse. ON this subject It's
to VIM, might raise Tie vidIrtl'r pro-
,rG,itivvs Of certain feminine ad'"'rrrS'
but some other time may give YOU a DOT
or two on this.
Crops fine with few exceptions at pres
cnt too wet. and good deal "t grass, but
| with few days of dry weather the crops
wnl!l soon be clean.
Some sickness. Bronchial or (a1alrha
! Fever, FluN, &c., with an "l'Sfr1'lr"
! case now and then, as it seems that lh'
people wish to follow ont the INDUCTION
of the good book, multiply an" rrpirn
i>h the rarth." The Hon. Secretary
! State, ". \ 5. Jr.. sister. Mrs. ). h'r'''
til" injunction by giving birth I" TWINS
hoy and yill all were we'll last h'al'
from.
send YOU few apples and I'a''s l.
Prarh>, with years subscription tor 'h
PcopIr's JWdi'u'or. hoping it may up
pcaSr amy lndi,'iVc prop"n>i'!'> you
may have harhorrd from my beng 5
Delinquent in subscribing, &c. 1t
should not, taste some of the fruit, an
ven will rNrInim. ~ ST cir "m"'n. HOY
inv an extended circulation of Your y;
per, with il small corner for your h''h'hl
servant.
Remain, PRO pATRlA.
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The New Orleans Pacific Railroad
people are working to some purpose
On tue capitalists and business men
0New Orleans and there is strong
hope Of the required amount to build
the road being secured.
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Isaac Cage, a faithful Democratic
colored man, died on Tuesday last OF
Dropsy. Ike was buried by the penn
ocrats in stylish manner, and the
mineral was largely attended.
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The entire bar, without single
,evception VIC understand, volunteer
oil to defend Mr.. Geo. w. kcarnry IN
the Breda- Briggs-IIubley case. This
is an expression of public opinion
which is certainly commendabIe'
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A large attendance of persons were
a. tho Court upon Thursday last, the
"sentenco day" Judge Pierson feel
iusly spoke to all the prisoners con-
damned and warned others of like
fa,e-which We hope will DO som"
onod
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CONCORDIA.
VlDALIA, CoNCoRDIA PAE1slt, )IA., !
June 10Th, 1877. !
Editor Peoples Tmdicator

In token of my regard for your ralaa-
bic paper, offer a few items CONCERNING
affairs in our parish.
The crop prospect here at present is
tlattering. The recent showers were
Just in time to mature early corn crops,
and have greatly improved the appear
ance of cotton. The Mississippi River at
this point is rising asaint at the rate OF
one and one quarter ~ inches in "a
hours, and our planters apprehend some
danger of orr low lands being overhowed
Weather cloudy and sultry, with show
err. tSADORE IEMLL.
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The Police Jury will approve
claims but will not Issue q certificate
of Indebtedness or a warrant until
money is in the treasury to pay the
same. rr.a
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-06-30

The United States troops and the
Indians fought a bloody battle il
Oregon. Troops badly licked. Cause
Indians had better guns. Bah !
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ID The Eastern war IS now assuming
shape. The Russians have crossed
tile Danube and Turkey seems on
the point of being gobbled up.
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Myers has reported in New Orleans
that he was politically prosecuted and
refused trial here. Myers, as usual,
lies. He gave bond in the sum of
$4,000 for his appearance before Judge
pierson on preliminary examination,
upon y charge of "gettlng off" with
twenty-threc hundred aud odd dol
lars OF the School fund, being the
December appostionment, and COB
bled 10y Myers since his indictment
for $40, 600. A Lady of this city went
upon this bond, and Myers, the heart
less wretch, ran off before the day fix:
ed for the examination; the bond was
forfeited and the lady has it to pay.
Myers did not want trial-timt
was what he was after, and tho bast
scoundrel only ISLANDERS the Court ant
the people, when nc says he was per
secuted.
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immigration is all the talk still
We would much rather SEQ some or
ganized action however.
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Sentences were passed by judge
Person on Thursday last on a number
Of prisoners, and Major James rail-
load force will be strongly, .eDfoseed
from this parish.
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REVOLVER and CARTRIDGES FOR s.

4 fine nickle plated, seven shot, pocket
revolver; iirst-class article. Sent e.
@. D., or on receipt OF price. &. W.
WILL is, 7. 0, Box 2,7l7, New York.
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Judge Person 'organized discipline
among the lawyers, and the court has
shown its dignity for which all peo'
pie applaude the juase.
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! T. W T. l. R4 EU ii Il; ''''

,)EWELRY CASKEI contains la'I
yold-platcd engraved sleeve !nttons' l
set (5) spiral shirt studs, one Gents In
coral pin, one improved shape cellar stud;
ono Gents fine link watch cham, and
one Ladies' Heavy wedding rings price
of one caskct complete so cents; t,aft%
for sl.23; six for s., and y for s3oo,
all sent postpaid by mail. Six dozrn an"
y solid silver watch for $50. Agents can
make money selling these Baskets. SEND
so cts. for Sample and Catalogues We
have all kinds Of Jewclry at low prices
w. COLES e. CO.. Us Broadway
n. Y. City.
1y We arc the ORIGINALS in tins
business, and have no "Mllton uolu Oh
"braSS' jewclry.
"This Jcwclry Caskct is remarkahly AZ
tractivc, and COLES 4 co are rci ia
dcalcrs.'-Roston Globe. june -'-it
~~~-~,>.r>,>,~ VIZ
~ FANCY CARDS all styles WIZ
70 name, lOcts. post paid. }. Is. Hns
ted, Nas sau, Rens Co., n. \.
.June ;,O-4t.
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Tho convictions at this term OF the
Court amounted to ten, nine colo'e"
and one white.
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: GIFNN'S
REGISTRATION AND AS
SESSMENT,

TNllE Taxpayers and voters of Natch-
tochrs parish are hereby notified
that ] will visit the different polling
precincts OF ;ie parish, on the following
days, for the purpose Of Assessing proper
ty for State and Parish taxes, and of
Registering voters, to Wit:
Ward >, II II. lIathorns, Friday and
Saturday, Jun" % and %.
{" g. Grapes Bluff, Monday aud
Tuesday. June - and 2G.
" 3. BroadwcIi'S, Wednesday any
Thursday. June u and -.
~ 4, Camptr, Friday and Saturday,
June ~ and 80.
a, Buffers Store, Thursday and
Friday, July 5 ana g.
5, Erulah Church, Monday and
Tuesday, July . and 10.
6, Glover'>, "Wednesday and Thurs
day, July II and II.
Z, Zion Church, Moniay and
Tuesday, July &c and II.
s, Brasrly'S, "Wednesday ant
Thursday, July IS and 10.
f.. Ross, Monday and T"cs'lay
July % and II.
10 Clouticrvillr, Wednesday an,
Thursday, July % and 26.
/" II Carroll Jones'. Friday aud Sat
ur'lay, July II and -.
As the time for completing the rolls i
very short, the taxpayers are requested
to prepare fnll descriptions of tllri
Lands. Horses, Mules, Cattle, Wagons
and all kinds of taxable property, an
have tho lists ready On the days, and a
the places above designated.
Under recent laws. the Assessor
charged with the duty Of RrSistrrin:
voters, and in order to vote at tlltul
elections. it is absolutely nee ssary til;
the names shall appear Oh the new roll
will he in my Office at all times i
to I'D Of June. and on all days not $
down above for appointments Partl
NAV therefore make their assessments
me ut any such times
J. p. JOHNSON.
Assessor, Natchitoches Parish.
Office with Tax Collector, st. Denis
NatcLitoches, May DIST, 1877.
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! If . word to the wise be sufficient, we
think a hint to the sick and suffering
willno prove amiss. The Home St'm
4ach Bitters, than which none are more
effective in regeneration from bodily OF
mental exhaustion
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Crops are looking finely. The
warm weather may Inconvenience
mankind but it certainly does cotto
much good.
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Next week we will publish full ex-
bibit of the Civil Docket OF THIS TERM
of the Court.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-06-30

The weather during the week has
been very warm thermometer stand
inc At 90 in the shade.
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TIA comic oil chrome, xii, mount
liza ed, worth 25c, pix love cards, |
PIX comic envelopes, l PIX comic cards, l
PIX scroll, | Pap book Fun, all sent t"l
only S 3 cent stamps, Novelty Co., Mid
dleborc, Mass.-4t.
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The Y1Sp1cAron thanks the Clerk
of the Court for favors shown during
this term of the Court.
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Tie Police Jury meets on Monday
NEXT. Much business will he trans
acteds st.
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Chas. Castcx, Esq, reports his
young grape vineyard in fine co"d'.
ton. Next year, or the year after at
ssrtIIest, he will begin to sell Nat
eItoc!les wine.
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Tu\NKs.-AIls. L. y. Lane, DR.. ).
p. Harrison, Mrs. '. Simmons, and a
host of other lady and gentlemen
friends of the NINpICATOE >howercl
down favors in the shape of fruits and
vegetables during the week, for which
we return thanks.
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as Business continues dull Merchants
doing nothing Of consequence.
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The court continues the civil dock
ct next week. The jury was dis
charged on Monday
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Court will finally adjourn, 1t IS sup
posed, some time during the coming
week.
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A cool shade AID a moderate guam
.;tv of ice is the acme of human wish
90 now.
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Capt. Dick Sinnot paid our town
a visit on Tuesday last. He was
looking as genial and as hearty as
ever, and there is no doubt that his
host of friends were more than glad
to greet him, because when we saw
him there was a perfect ovation so
ing on.
Capt. Dick and the Bart Abe are
universal favoritcs with onr people
and they certainly deserve all the
the praise metcl out to them.
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Paris green is the cry-the cater
nillars are upon us.
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Health of Natchitoches, from all
re can learn, excellent.
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About one conviction in five has
been the average, and the whole com
munlty feel relieved that the old jury
system is at end. The new jury law,
hovever, is a weakness" because it
fails to qualify juror-as it is time
indeed, that block heads were dchar-
red from the high privilege of being
Jurors.
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MAYORS Court was barren of a case
this week.
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We hope the road oversccrs through
out the parish will not fail to give at
teution to their duties, now that there
is no work to be done on the farms.
Our roads are in miserable conul-
ton. let them he repaired.
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I,IIN copy curious love letter, l
L UN pix. comic cards. pack pop,
ping question cards: Il for 10 cents and
STAMP. Fun Card Co., Middlcboro, Mass.
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TIE HOG LAW.

In 1863, nine years ago. your cores
pondrnt drew up a petition and had 1t
signed by Il great many rroprrtN-hoIh-
crs, setting forth the evils which the act
allowing hogs to run at large would nat
urally intlict upon the arabic lands OF
this parish, particularly those along the
river. This petition was sent to the 70.
lice Jury for action, and before any could
be taken upon it, A counter one was sign
ed bv large number of colored people
along this coast, most of whom did not
own an inch of land, and the two were
read at same sitting of the Police Jury
The one signed by the property holders
who had their land uprooted, injured ant
deprecated by the dissemination OF every
conceivable noyious and hurtiul weed
notwithstanding the care, attention, an'
outlay of money given to and INVESTED
in their fences. was lost and the other
sicncd by most of those who went thu
'whole hog or nonc,' and didn't car
whether all creation and the rest Of man
kind besides, were nprootrd together
was favorably considered and sustained
A law should be passed requiring thos
who desire to raise hogs (and every on
desires it, to set apart piece of land 70
5 that purpose, and atiixing IL penalty q
fine for allowing their hogs to run a
large, This would produce q salutar
2 effect throughout the country, and l.
the means of successfully raising grea
err number Of hogs. Such a Jaw woul
hurt no one and benefit all. Later tn
subject will be brought before the Polio
Jury in the meantime let the citizen
of every Ward represented by Juro
put forth their efforts and influence t
wards the speedy abolition of what
known as the ''hog law.'
We have had a considerable amount
rain for the past week, and enough
5 think for all needed purposes. The heal
= of this section still continues very 600
> and | think no one can rightly complal
0 unless it be the physician.
J, Yours Truly, &c,
:. HOlsPUR.
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DnOV See this. Only $3.50 capt.
DUN tai required to start can.
vassiny for MARK TWAlNS NEW
soap BOOK Apply G\\VASSERN.
with stamp, to John X. UA'' ..''n"''
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At.
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j. A. DUCouRNAu,
Corner FRONT AND CHURCH Streets,
Natchitochc>, La.
H. EEpS CONSTANTLY ON hand
IL complete assortment of DRY
GOODS, SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING
etc., consisting in part Of:
FANCY GOODS,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
PRINTS, El.F.NHED AND
BROWN COTrO\S,
LINEN LAWNS.
CNTTN\ADi.S,
TICKl\GS.
PLAID
VSNABVRG>,
CASSlMEEl.S,
BLACK GOODS,
RIBBONS,
IRISH LINENS,
WHITE GOODS
HOSIERY
Trimmings Of all Kind,
PLANTERS LINENS.
ARTIFICIAL FLOW ERS,
CROCKERY
AND
CHINA WARE,
FRENCH
BLEACHING
NOTIONS,
HATS.
SHOES AND
CLNrIll\G.
| Also Il full line of Grntlcmrn'S Wear
\ FULL ASSORTMENT
LADIES HATS
SILKS PAEASOl.S.
FL HING LINES
AND HOOKS,
POCKET N\l\E,
TOILET SOAP.
PERU MERIES,
STATIONARY
ALI. THE ABOVE, AT BOTTOM PRICES
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The river is on a stand with good
boating water to our port, Grand
EcOre.
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Capt. G. G.. Hamilton, the prince of
steamboat clerks, places tie FlNni-
GATOR under obligations for files of
late papers.
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Parish Court opens on Monday.
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we understand from Mr.. j. NJ.
nsCaln Of VIM parish that mucl,
SICKNESS prevails there. Typhoid
levers, measles, tlux being the pre-,
saAlug diseases. Mr.. Mccain gives
sneerlng news OF the crop condition
" VIM. The hill farmers there
I Ase good corn aud cotton crops auc
Osl0g settlein government affairs, o
course they arc happy. .-.
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CTN pack ar"naintan"" cards. !
/ YIN pack hlN. tlr'ati"n. I pack
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The Black Hills.

Bv II. n Mcguire, who has spent |?
vcIIS in this rev ion. Latest arrn'nl> nt
Gold and Silver prospects, Agricultural
and Grazing resources. Climate. Hunt
in~, Fishing. Indians. and Settlers Adj
ventures will; them. Mining and Wild
Western Life, the Waterfalls. Boiling
luysrrS. noble Scenery, immense Gory">
etc. With - fine illustrations, and one
map. Price only lurtS, sold by all
Nrvs,lrulrr>. or sent postpaid for l:!r..
hv DONNELIN. LLOYD & CO., Pubs.
| Chicago, HIT.
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The District Attorney, Mr.. ". y.
Hall. declined to be associated with
J. T.. Blcda, in the case of llublry
Us. Kcarney, for the Recorders office;
stating as a reason that he, Hall, had
no objection to he associated with
any lawyer who had the standing OF
4 gentleman at the bar, but he must
decline Brcda's company. Notwith.
standing this direct prod, in which
all good people concur, Brrda Syratcs
around the court house with the
sublime cheek OF government mute.
The fellows skin is much thicker
than VIC supposed.
Mr.. Charles Payne presents the
VlSplcAroE with n sample of Irish
potatoes that surpassrS any we nave
ever seen grown in this parish "a
weighing % pounds. Mr.. Payne ter
tilted his potatoes with ashes, and
the Weld was as at the rate of 344
bushels per acre.
Our friend Hon. J. +. Smith, from
Sabine, reports the condition OF tNa'
parish as sublime. We wo"'" ike
very much to hear from our Sabine
snrcj,Ijtc. What is he doing that he
does not write US?
We cannot refrain from puoIlc'H
COMMUNICATING W. p. Hall ESP, "u'
Young and worthy District Attorney
for the manner in which he has con
Quoted the arduous and trying dutIc
of his position. No blame can b
attached to Mr.. Hall, for he has don
, his work nobly and well, and fror
all sides VIC hear nothing but we
mcritc1 praise.
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Grand EcOrC
WAREHOUSE.

VIM. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING purchashcd the business Of
ii Chambers 4 I;aibrr at this point,
and secured their services, AIN prrpar-
ed to store aud forward promptly, all
frrirl.ts and cotton consigned to my care.
Rates of storage IN future will be as
follows:
Fife AZ Cents per barrel for ireights.
Thirty five Cents per bale for Cotton
WV. FRENCH.
March 2l-tf.
~ Get your JOB PRINTING
! 'l":,c - ~" NINDlcATnr QUITE
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In conversation with leading gen
1ienlen q Of the parish VIC have nc
aoaot but that a cash subscription Of
WeW can be obtained here while
tho city would no doubt give $4,000
provided, the road was built through
the city. We hope our city coutem
persies will call the attention of The
railroad men to this and they can ge'
isG ,a Information by addressin!
any leading citizen here.
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Peaches arc selling on our streets
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Wonderful Success $4,000