The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-01-12
SPICY
News and Humor,
Made up During the Week


, How would an oil mill pay
Where's that Cotton Factory
r,o railroad talk is rsvivins rapidly
ounds-the hum of sugar mills
;, Now York drummers have been
D1oins" our city the past week
How about starting a first class ho'e'
here 7 |
rho Drcsept cold snap has held ont
we'll.
MARSHAL Little has resigned. THIS
,,,,ss the city without a policeman
AMr. Bunion sold corn i'll this town.
on Wednesday last
planeins machine would lessen the
cost of building
The Police Jury meets on the hrst Moh-
day in February
sW, Kile, Esq, has been appointed
City Marshal.
Rio fires, warm furs and heavy over
coats have been plentiful for the past two
weeks.
nseems we have no City Ferry n,~.-
Tho hiatus between the outgoing and i'll
coming lessee's impcdes public travel.
Subscribers whose time is up will
nlaase call arounl, shake hands, settle up
and take the paper for another year.
The side door of bar room, says the
Chicago Post is like "a great many pco
Dle's prayer books-good only on Sunday
Planters and farmers are busy contract
;Dc with their lahorers for the comm!
vear We learn that they are securing
all the hands desired without trouble.
I Joseph Person, Esq, from Coushatta
dropped in the VISp1cAToR sanct''m an
cbepred the whole office with his gems
face.
L Business during the week has been to
/ fat TO note. Cotton receipts have tale
| off, and there is a general complaint a
l around.
] Chief Joseph has sold his war horse Il
I as. That shows what a bear in the ma
l ket Gen. Miles is.--Boston Advertiser.
/ Husband-'sM~ love, what suit do "
prefer seeing me put on p Wlfe-"l'
travelling suit, my dear."-FiSaro.
i Never take the bull hi the horns, yon
man, but take him by the tale, then !;
kan let 60 when You want to. josh b
hngs.
Day before yesterday a man in N
York died 80 suddenly that the body v
almost cold before the grief stricken
atiyes found the will. - Hawkeye.
Since Court adjourned the hall OF J
tice looks dreary and forlorn. Jurors
prisoners have departed and the "otlic'
remains, an evidence of departed b
ness.
We must again beg our delinquent
vertisers to como forward and pay up,
large amount is due us and as we
and must pay, so shall we expect all.
Two kegs of powder was found
cealed in the basement of an Arka
Courthouse last week, leading to ST
cious of a desire to move the county
The Editor goes to New Orleans
week and leaves "locaW to fight 1t
Alone In the meantime, all you that
for subscription and advertisements
step in and settle up.
The apportionmentof school fun'
this parish for the last quarter OF
amounts to $2,773,24. No poll tax i
Guided which is net SlOOO,S0. WI
this Mr.. Superintendent
We are pleased to learn of tho pro
ofthe speedy and permanent return
cunningham, Esq, to Our parish
Is everybody's friend and the who'll
ish will rejoice with us that he re
to stay.
The ladies' Of the Roman Catholic
gregation will please to meet at I'll
idence Of NJ. H. Carver, Esq, at loo
to-day Saturday fer the purpo
Organizing an Aid Society.
Our young friend Fred Wilson al
ses his business at Blair's Landing.
acorrect, good business man, hone
attentive and deserves every enco
'ment.
Charley Smith, whom every one
asa good fellow, filings his banner
breeze, and calls attention to his 2
loon. If you're dry don't fail to {
"Bud."
"Mariah! Marian! please let
said man to his wife, who was
out Of the window watching him
to open the door with q tooth-pi,
tread on my key, and it'sh all fl
uut.' .'.
Twill you always trust me, de
hs asked, looking down into he
blue eyes with unspeakable affe
She was saleswoman at an ii
shirt store, and she told him BUSH
business, and he'd have to pay ca
tlme.--New York Commercial Ad
FIRE The Gin house of Jack
iel near Campte, in this parish
stroyed by fire on the goth Of D.
Mr.. Garrett lost IA bales Of cotto
blaze and we can sympathize "
LOT els a good citizen. Mr.. \