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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-08-11

EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday,
September Sd, 4th, 5th, 9Th and 7th, 1877,
AT COCKEYSVILL HOTEL, JOCKEYS
VILE.
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Tic Bedford ga. J ENQNll9r says !
''The other day party of gentlemen from Cum
herland Md, who had mapped out days sport
at bass fishing in the Potomac, made proposition
to two Southampton boys (this county, to pay five
cents per dozen for all the toads lhait they could
catch and deliver during the day, In the evening
boys put in an appearance with half bushel of
batrachian reptiles, fifteen or sixteen dollars
worth, which amount we believe was paid over
without any audible grumhling, We 0pine that
the next time these gentlemen make q contract for
toadE they will limit the piokers to the number of
dozen they need"
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
SI7('C ES>ION SALE.

Succcsssio" Of |ictoyine Goynicr, dec'd'
IN ACCORDANCE with contract and
| agreement made by the heirs in said
succession and filed this day III the Re
cor'pr's office parish of Natchitochrs |
will offer for sale to the last and high
est bidder on the plantation Of the de-
erased near Camptr, La. on
wednesday, Norember It'll, 1877,
the following Described property to wit
The north west quarter Of south west
quarter of section -, township II, north
range west containing 10 33-l00 acres
south west quarter OF north west quarter
section -, township II. north range {
west containing 80 $500 acres; soutl
half of north east Ilart"r, section ."
township -, north range {; west, CON
tanning 80 St;-lOO acres; north east quar-
tar OF south east quarter west halt OF
| south east quarter, section -, township
IL, north range 6 west, confirming III
27-lNVo acres; amounting in all to two
hundred and eighty two and 79-lo'
acres of land.
And also the follow ug described NOV"
able property: Que horse, one large
on wagon, one small two horse wagon
70 head, more or less, of cattle.
Terms anil Conditions Of SAFE:
CASH on The spot.
RIP. QvARLES.
Oct 2O-tds.
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Court Expenses.

It is a curious feature in Louisiana
taxation, and the consideration of
which we commend to those of our
friends that see so much good in the
present Constitution, that all of the
monies collected, or the greater
amount, in the way Of parish taxes,
is expended in feeling officials and in
criminal expenses.
We have called attention to this
fact time anl again, as regards our
parish, and we have seen it mentioned
in more than one paper in the State
with regard to other parishes. Roads
Bridges, Schools, Public Buildings,
&C., are utterly neglected and sadly
wanted, and the large amount COL
lected in the way of taxes is swallow
ed up in expenses incurred in the
trial of petty thieves and in the sala.
ries of the thousand and one officials
that are sad1led upon the people.
Cannot something be done to cor
rect this abuse?
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Us. Stephens, VS.. +. NJ. Hartman.
Parish Court, Parish Of Natchitoclcs'
No 1000

Parish Court, Parish, of Natchitochcs.
no. 1909.
DY VIRTUE of a writ Of Fl Fa., issued
ID in the above entitled and numbered
suit and tc ne directed. | have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder at the door Of the court.
house in the city and parish Of Natchi-
t0chcS, on
Saturday the Sd day Of Norembcr, 1877,
the following described property, to-wit
A certain tract of land with the buil,:.
inys and improvements thereon situated
in the Parish of Natchitochcs in..the State
of Louisiana being the sontl west quarter
of section No. %; the north west quarter
the north half of the south west quarter
of the south cast quarter and the soutl
west of the north east quarter OF section
No 30 and the south east quarter of sec
No. 90 in township 8 north range 9 west
containing six hundred and forty acres
said tract of land being better know,
and described in the townships maps ir
the Land Office as a Rio Hondo claim OF
the legal representatives of Antonio Nor;
No. Isl and designated in said map Il
section 80 township 9north range 8 Yves
Register and Receivers report $40.
Terms Of Sale:
D. H. BOULLT, JR.
Oct 10 IDS. Sheriff.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

Jean Conant, Administrator, ct. al. VS..
H. 0. Roques- Parish Court-No 93.
Jean Conant vs.. H. O. Rogue Parish
COurt-No 94l
DY VIRTUE oftwo writs of Fl. Fa., is
ID iued in the above entitled and num-
bered suit and to me directed, have
seized and will offer for sale to the last
and highest bidder at the door of the
courthouse in the city and parish of
Natchitochcs on
Saturday the rth day Of Nor. 1877,
the following described property, to wit
A certain tract of land situated on
Cane river, about 70 miles below the
city of Natchitochcs, bounded above by
lands of N. p. Mctoyer and below by
lands of Terence Chaler containing sixty
acres, more or less, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms of Sale.
CAS1I-with the henctitof appraisamcnt
D. II. BOULLT, JR.
Oct. Is tbs. Sheriff.
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land being divided in lots, and Will DC
sold i'll lots of one hundred arpcnts, more
or less each. -,
Lot No. |. On the right side of said
river, descending, bounded below by
Jerry Jones.
Lot No. 9. On right side, bounded
above BY Nine. c. N Roqucs
Lot No. 3. On left side. bounded above
by Mime. c. N. Ruqucs.
Lot No. /. On left side, bounded below
by Jean Conant.
Also certain lot Of household furnl'
turc, &c.
| Terms Of Sale.
For the movahlrs Cash. The lands,
one fourth cash, a, Il the balance paya~
bic in equal instruments in one and two
years from day Of sale. Purchasers IL
give their Notes for the credit terms.
payable respectively, on" and two years
from duv OF sale to NE order OF the All
mnistlator. bearing : per cent interest
from day of sale, the notes to he secured
hy special mortgage and vendors priV'
lrur retained an! the sale to be mal'
with the clause of non alienation.
c. i. NORM.
Oct est. administrator.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Anaise Mrtoycr, We c.
N. Roques, Jr.
10y virtue of an order of the Honorable
ID Judge Of the Parish Court of Natrlli-
tochcS, will offer for sale on the prcmis'
is of the late residence of the deceased,
on
Wednesday, the 7M NorcmJer, 1877,
the following described property of said
Succession
A certain tract of land in the parish of
Natchitochc>, on the right hank descend
ing of Cane River, bounded above by }.
Il. RoqucS, below by lIcrmoycne Roqucs,
in the rear by A. NJ. Mctoyer, and in
front by Cage River, containing one
hundred and twenty arpcnts, more Or
less.
Terms Of Sale.
One third cash. the balance payable in
twelve months, the purchaser to execute
his notes for the credit term, payable to
the order of the Administrator, in twelve
months from day of sale, and hearing S
per cent interest from day of sale, and
to be secured by special mortgage and
vendors privilege retained, and the sale
to he made with the clause Of non-alenG,.
ton.
ALEX. DUMAS METOYER,
Oct. est. Administrator.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

Writ of FL IA. on Twelve Months Bond.
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of Fl. Fa issued
ID by the Hon. Parish Court of the par
ish of Natchitoches and to me directed,
,ssne,l on q twelve months bond of AM
hrnise Deblicux and Marnol;e Dci'iirux,
aided and authorized by her husband
Alexander Deblieux. in favor Of Aaron
H. Pierson, Syndic of the creditors OF the
succession of Jean b. Cloutier, ST., decd.
have seized and will offer for sale to
the last and highest bidder at the door
ST the court house in the city and parish
of NatchitOcheS on
Saturday the 81 day of November, 1877,
the following described property, to-wit
l. A certain plantation situated about
seven miles below tho town Of Natcl,ito-
ches, on both sides of Little Red River
and containing about 476 superficial ar
penis and being tho same acquired from
J. J. Lambre by public act on the Goth
November, 1927, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
9. Another tract of Land on the right
bank of Little River descending, contain
ing about 2ll 44-1OO arpents bounded be-
low by the tract above described and
above by the land described in No. 3, the
following tract, with all the improve
ments thereon, the same acquired from
J. B. o. Buard by public act on tho 10th
February, 1862.
3. Another tract on the right hank DIES
ccuding said river next above tho tract
described in No. 2. above, containing
about III $500 arpents, more fully DIES
crihcd in the inventory, and the same ac'
quircd from Joseph Soldini by public act
on the god December 1858.
Also all of the present growing crops
of corn aud cotton on said plantation OF
tract of land. y
The above described lands will be solo
as one plantation.
Terms Of Sale:
CASH, in ready money without tn
benefit Of appraiscnent.
D. II. BOULLT, JR.
Sent, 20 tbs. Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'SSALE.

c. S. Hunt & Co., VS.. J. Med. Tayloy.
District Court, Parish of Natochitochcs.
No. 1898.
DY virtue Of writ of Fl. Fa. issued
- by the Honorable District Court,
Parish of Natchitochcs, have seized and
! will offer for sale on
saturday, the goth October, 1877,
at the plantation on Cane River, about
six miles below the city Of Natchito'
ches, known as the Taylcr Place, tho
following property seized as the property
of the defendant, to-wit:
One Steam Engine,
One Shaft extra, 20 feet.
One Horse Power.
One lot betting, one Pulley.
Terms of Sale.
Cash-with the benefit Of appraise-
ment. D. H. BOULLT, JR.,
Oct. C-3t. Sheriff.
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SliERIFF'S SALE.

John Sylvester vs.. Frank Mitchell.
DY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and
- sale in the above entitled suit and
to me directed, have seized and will Of
fer for sale to the last and highest bid
der, at tho door of the courthouse in tho
city and parish of Natchitoches, Oh
Saturday November Sd, 1877,
the following described property, to-wit {:
A certain tract or parcel of land situ-
ated in the parish of Natchitoches, State
of Louisiana, and being all that portion OF
the south west quarter of section number
seven in township number ten, range
number seven, lying south of Bayou
Bourbeux, and containing one hundred
acres, more or less, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
TERMS Of Sale:
CASH, with the benefit Of appraiscmcnt
D. H. BOULLT, JR.
Sept. 90 tbs. Sheriff.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Su=ctte Norm, Wee Lou-
is Norm, Decd.
DY virtue of an order of the Honora.
ID BILE Judge of the Parish Court Of
Natchitoches, I will offer for sale at the
late residence of Widow Louis Moran, on
Wednesday, the 9TH November, 1877,
the following described property belong
ing to said Succession, to-wit:
A certain tract of land in this parish
containing abont fonr hundred arpents
moro or less, situated in lie Brevelle, or
both sides Of Cane River, bounded above
by land Of Nine c. N. Roques, below b,
lands Of Jean Conaht and Jerry Jones
with all the improvements thereon, sale
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-10-20
Marriage Licenses.

Mr.. w. H. Tunnard, Clerk of the
Court, kindly furnished us with the
following list of Licenses issued from
his office since his assuming charge !:
June, 1877.
5tb Leon Grcneanx & NJ. A. L. Hcrtzoy.
Sth VIM Dillon and Hannah Slaughter.
10th Peter Reed and Harriet Ely.
18th G. S. Hammett and Emma NOw]an.
18th w. H. Ware and Mary E. Cara.
18th A. d. Frame and Mather NJ. Myers.
18th Johnson Ratliff and Mrs. d. Winh.
I'D David Anderson and Aurelia Fredicu.
25th Ursin RocLal and Mary A. L'lorrnS
3Oth George Nixon and Eva Townsend.
3Oth Addison Mention and Ellen White.
3Oth Tim Williams and Patsy Caesar.
July, 1877.
End Jean NJ. Frechede and NJ. J. Argoa'
3rd S. c. Moore and Emily +. Tucker.
9th Peter wilkins and Mary Dorey.
9th Di,lcr Laco,sr and N. RACIAL.
18th H. p. Cromwell and L. 0. Russell.
10th Polite Johnson and Amelia Smith.
18th Frank Hutcllet and Itlclia Harrison
l4th Joseph johnson and Vic. Achille.
10th W. p. Martin and Charlotte Nixon
Goth W. L. Peters and Mary S. Gillcn.
Z4th Adam James and Gin. A. Bornhill
18th A. w. Brown and Anna C. friedrich
18th Thos. Glrrcc aud Lottee Williams.
2Sth Bap't, Williams and A. c Wiliz"y
August, lS77.
LIST J. II. Weeks and Sophronia Jones.
md Major Green ana Lucinda Butler:
:'rd +. N. Simmons and S. l.. Mitchell.
3rl Adam Smith and Lilly A. Rainwater
4th John Dials and Catharine Tucker.
9th A. ?. Racial and Marie A. Metoyer
10Th Felix Couty and Zulma Racial.
18th Chas. A. Stuart and Mrs. V. Watty
18th wilkins Hollins and Lucy Liyhttoo
22nd Mat lrestcl and Liza Robertson.
Dist Wilson Myers and Kitty Holmes.
23rd Jacob Davis and Rachel Porter.
18th Hall Boomer and Lucinda Hal.
29th Valcour Morcau and J. +. Lemoine
29th Adolplus White and Milly Dixon
30th Frank Caldwell and Con. johnson
September, 1877.
lst NV. Clary and Caroline Gartman
lst Joel Turner and Jane Hastan.
!st Pjgram Pleasant and Elsie Pleasant
3rd Nicholas Silvic and Emily Applegatc
5th Cato Bishop and Lovinia Davenport
10Th BaZile Pralo and Racial Walker.
18Th Houston E(lcns and Martha Hollins
18th Joseph Thomas and Ang. Townsend
14th Lee Roy and Priscilla Wallace.
18th David Jackson and Julia Morris.
18th J. J Mccain and NJ. E. Payne.
18th Joe Pierson and Mary A. Lambre.
oath German Rachal and NJ. Z. Frame
oath r. +. Holman and L. J. Carney.
10Th Z. Jerno and Laide Pascale.
9th MELVILLE Lopez to Mrs. Mary r Oti
Goth Louis Douglas and L. Ann Jackson
October, 1877.
2nd Greenbury Palmer and f. Palmer
Bird DR.. I. A. Carter and Sarah L. Smith
9th John Watts to Racial Patterson.
9th john Revels and Cheny Green
18th Xavier Plaisance and Jen. Higgins
18th Prenius Phillips and Eliza Banks.
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and, especially, towards you. l had
no doubt or misgivings in regard to
the future before me; for a Catholic
Bishop is always friend and at home
everywhere. The a|lusion, Mr.. May
or, which you have made to certain
acts of mine in the past, has called mp
vcollections that have moved me
deeply. l did all I conld to alleviate
the SORROWS and misfortuncs of my
fellow. citizens and my only regret
is, that I could not do more. In re-
card to the citizens at large, Mr.. jack.
who are of different crccaS, | will
frankly own that as a Catholic Bishop,
nv preference will be for those Of my
own flock, although 7 will have char
itv for all. 1t belongs to God, alone,
to Judge as to who is right! | have
come, indeed, to cast my lot, and to
share your poverty, with YOU | rely
on the goodwill, the co opcrat'on'
and prayers of all the citizens of my
Diocese.
The childrcn's addresses wcro de-
livcrcd by Master johnny SuddatI
and Miss Lilly Sompayrac to whic|
the Bishop responded in a happy
manner.
! His Emincnce then received person
al introduction to many citizens, la
dies and gentlemen. After whicl
they withdrew, greatly pleased Will
the tone of the Bishops inaugural ant
trusting lie would sincerely receive thu
hearty cooperation of his people il
his cndcavors to do good to all.
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We beg to call the attention OF the
Taxpayers of this parish to the fuct
that by paying their taxes at once
they will escape heavy penalties. But
a short time remains within which to
settle up their dues, which they hon.
cstly owe as citizens, after which time
the penalties, unless removed by leg
islation, and that cannot occur until
too late to save property from sale,
will be enforced which will more than
double the amount of taxes they would
now pay. Let the citizens look to ii
and call early on the lax collector.
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The Ohio Election.

Bishops (Dem.) majority % to
$4,000. The State Central Commit
tee of Ohio estimates Bishops ma
jority at 25,oW. 76 Counties have
been heard from, which show a net
Democratic gain Of 1851. The
House of Representatives will have
rs Democrats, 81 Republicans and z
Greenbackers. TIE Senate stands q
Democrats, 10 Republicans. Demo-
cratic majority on joint ballot, So
This is certainly glory enough for one
day.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Oft. H. Picrson ST., Deed
DY virtue Of an order Of the Hon. tho
ID Parish Court in and for the Parish
of Natchitoches, and to me addressed,
will sell to the last and highest bidder
at the Court House door in the city an(
parish of Natchitochcs, on
Mondoy the 25M day of October, 1877
the following described property, belong
ing to said succession, to-wit:
A certain house and lot known as thu
Office, situated on the north side of St
Denis Street, bounded on the cast by
Office of Mrs. john Blair Smitll, and OF
the west by property Of Mrs. Ausitc Ron
bicu.
Terms of Sale.
On credit of twelve months will
good aud approved security.
d. II. BOULLT. JR.,
Oct. 13-tds. Sheriff.
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We beg to call attention to the ar
ticle from the Ouachita Telegraph,
published in this weeks issue, embra-
cling Ludelings', Barrets', and Craw-
fords' protest against the present
Constitution. Those journals that
oppose the Convention will do we'll
t, cut it out and paste it in their hats.
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j. B. LEWIS, the live Shoe man
of Shreveport, Inserts bis Card in
the V1ND,cAToR this week. Mr..
Lewis is a man of enterprise, and
will revolute this country, as he
has that in the immediate vicinity
OF Shreveport, in the Shoe trade.
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NOTICE..

Succession of Matilda Gloston, decd.
DAFORD BLUNT, administrator of the
IL succession of Matilda Golston, decd.
having fled his final account in said sue,
ccssion, with his petition praying for tho
homologation of the same, notice is here
by given to all person interested, to show
cause within ten days from the pl blica-
ton hereof why petitioners prayer should
not be granted, and his bond cancelled.
Witness the Hon. p. A. Simmons, par
ish judge.
w. II, TUNNARD,
Oct. 1921 Clerk
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of John Wdddell, dcc'd'
by virtue Of order issued and directed
- to me by the Hon. Parish Court of
the parish of Vim, State Of Louisiana,
will offer for sale to the last aud high
est bidder, at or near the premises to DO
sold, on
Wednesday, 3lst day Of October, 1877,
the following described tract Of land,
situated in the Parish of Natchitoches,
State of Louisiana, on the south side Of
Red River, in township seven ~ range
six (6) west, containing three hundred
and forty-two and t acres, more or less
being lots 2 and 8, in track of land con;
tanning 514 acres; bounded on the NORTH
by Red River, on the east by Athao river
opposite the land Of Pierre Brosset.
Terms Of Sale:
CAsH-suhj ect to superintendent.
ALFRED WADDELL,
Sept. @.-tds. Administrator.
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We beg leave to call the attention
Of the public to our advertisement Of
JOB WORK. Our stock Of presses,
type, and paper material is full and
complete and We defy competition in
prices. We have secured the services
Of first. class job printer and We ask
4 trial of our office.
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aS((rW Advertisements
SG'ECk1E sS'OJICE
STATE TAX CnLLECToE's OFFICE
NntrhitMchrS. La. Oct Il To-.

STATE TAX CnMECToN's OFFICE
NDtchitorhr>, La, Oct. u, 1877
An impression seems to prevail anon
many persons, that the Auditor has O,
tended the date Of payment of taxes
know of no law authorizing the Audit,
or any one else to suspend the Reyeur
law at will
The law which governs tax collecto,
is Imperative and they have no optic
but TO obey it.
In the desire to save trouble and tos
to tax payers again notify all perso1
Interested that ! shalt execute the IA
literally.
In LANE,
Oct 20tf. Tax Collector.
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NOTICE..

Succession of Marie Louise Cotton Mais,
ded'd., acJe Of Louis Monctte.
T EOPOLD CASPAR1 having filed his
IL petition praying to be appointed adj
ministrator of tho said succession, notice
is here " given to all persons interested
to show cause within ten days from the
publication hereof, why petitioner,
prayer should not be granted.
w. H. TUNNARD.
Oct Is ri
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NOTICE.,
Succession of Z. L. Pierson.

Succession Of Z. L. Pierson.
TT A. B1OSAT, Administrator having
Ill, filed in the Clerks office his final ac'
count of administration of the succession
of Z. L. Person praying for the homolo.
CATION of the same and for discharge as
administrator, notice is hereby given to
all whom it may concern. to file their op'
positions thereto in ten days or the pray:
err of the petitioner will be granted
Witness the Hon. P. A. Simmons, Par
ish Judge.
w, II. TUNNARD,
Oct 1921. Clerk.
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Sam Randall ESQ.,, Of Pennsylvania,
was nominated by the Democratic
caucus for Speaker Of the House OF
Representatives.
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A nicely iroued linen buster is Of.
fered in exchange for good overcoat.
The party offering the buster rs poor
and very much in need Of an over
coat.
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THE Marshall (Texas) Herald, ed
tied by Colonel r. W. Loughery is on
our table. We exchange with plea
sure.
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NOTICE..
EucrcSS;Dn If EU|pru Hn;n,.!

SNcceSS'0N q F07ery TdieNNie
TERENCE CHALER, Administrator. .
L the Succession Of Va)ery Ga;eu or y
having filed in the Clerks office his S"e
account of administration of said " az"
ceSSion, notice is hereby given to ~. ~
whom it may concern, to file their ~ ~
position thereto in ten days, otherv;ss
the same will be homologatcd. y
Witness the Hon. Y. A. Simmons D.,
isl, Judge. 81
W II. TUNNARD,
Oct. IL. 81. Clor,.
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A Cardiff giant, supposed to be the
remains Of the "old Wing party" has
been dug up in Colorado. Where's
Glendy BurkeF
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INDICATOR
Book $Jol
PRINTING.
ST. DENIS STREET
NATCHlTOCHEs, Ia,

We would respectfully call the att,
ton of Merchants, Lawyers and all q
crs in need of job Printing, to our 81,
rior facilities for the prompt and taste
execution of everything needed in Il
line. We have tirst-class practical wo
men employed, aud personally attend
everything entrusted to us, and are Il
enabled to give our patrons just vi
they want.
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In the Southern States, the po-
litical negro is no longer, 50 says the
New York Herald, the Pomp of pow
ri
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JOSEPH G KEYSE|
Rrickmaker and Laye|

nr1CEA1B41tlKCG a5uW 01
rs PREPARED to do all work e,tf
/ to him quickly and in q wotkm1
manner. Tomb, Chimneys, Clstefn1
other work solicited.
Orders left at BULLARp q =!
BELLS will be promptly ATTENDED
Jan. ~, II:
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-10-20

THE GRAND RAFFL
for the Picture "NArChlTOCH ss
take place on
Saturday, Nore"ber lolh' TO-
The ticket holders inoy select tn
and place.
Oct. 13-4t.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-10-20

Oct. 1921