The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-12-07
PARISH AND CRY MI w >
LOCAL GLEANINGS.

eeiyed at II. A. Walmslcy's.
RIVER NEws.-The Behan and Jewel
wsre onr weeks arrivals. Bringing good
ffoights at card rates. Cotton ont ~ 80
per bale.
Chew JAcKsoN's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. Nov. 3O-ly.
Roundabout has planted himself in the
Court House and our citizens will have
it all.
~ Gloves and Hosiery of all kinds
at J. A. DUCouRNAUs.
Saturday and Sunday last were dis
agreeable. Geld drizzly days. Win
tersh al over.
Edging and Inserting at H. a.
Walmsley's.
We are pleased to meet our popular
friend w. P. Hall District Attorney, who
ts now attending his laborions duties in
court at this place. Mr.. Hall is i'll fine
health and looks cheerful and happy
We gain custom to keep it, E.
A. Walmsley & Co.
Court week crowds out streets. Our
friends from the country are in large
numbers, and we hope they will not for
get the VIMDICAToR.
Money saved, is money made,
call at II. A. Walmsley's.
Our old friend Peter Veuleman has re.
turned from summer jaunt in Europe.
he is looking younger than ever and
opens at his old stand first class stock
of groceries. He patronizes the V1NDI-
GATOR and will succeed of course.
Cheapest House in town, H. A.
Walmsley's.
We note with pleasure the appearance
On our streets of James Atkinson, Esq,
who lost his arm in the defence of right
last Summer. For time. serious doubts
were entertained of his recovery, but he
has come through with the loss of his
rixht arm. His heart, however, is in the
right place.
Great reduction in prices at Fl.
A. Walmsley's.
Our popular merchant and friend H.
A. Walmsley, Esq, has also Joined the
very large army of Benedicts now strug-
Cling in a state of double happiness
through this world. We extend thanks
for al invitation to attend his nuptuals
which took place at Winchester, Tenn.
on the Sd inst. The happy bride is Miss
Anna Wilkinson, sister of our young
townsman w. B. Wilkinson, Esq.
New goods just opened at Il. A.
Walmsley's.
Mr.. T. E. Thompson who has charge OF
Weak's salt works in VIM parish pre-
scented US with bottle of grape wine OF
bis own make, which we pronounce ex'
cellent and far superior to any we have
seen raised in this country. He also pre-
sented US with specimens of corn, oats
potatoes and turnips, which he raised on
q piece of deserted land by applying
manure, His corn is of a large grain,
ears, measuring IS inches, and the yield
10 the acre 30 bushels oats 40 bushels;
sweet potatoes 800 bushels; and his tur'
nips measuring 10 inches in circumference.
He feeds his stock with the latter.
Hosiery and Gloves at H. A.
Walmsley's.
LET every sound be dead!
Baby sleeps.
Tho Emperor softly tread /!
Baby sleeps.
Let Mozart's music stop!
Let Phidias's ohisel drops
Baby sleeps.
Demosthenes be dumb
Our tyrant's hour has como!
Baby sleeps.
New York CONNER cial.
Dry Goods at New York prices
at a. A. Walmsley's.
PsRsoxAI.-Allen Wheeler, ESQ.,, visit
ed the vipdicator during the week.
Our deroars are due and extended to a
lsrse number of citizens who did us the
honor Of = call last week. Among the
many we remember were W. 0. Brea-
ssle, Esq, Police Jury member elect
ftom ward 4. Messrs. Joseph Henry,
Mcdonald, Riedhimer, johnson, Hill,
Sompayrac and Deblieux from same
ward. Messrs. Kile and Dowden from
Messrs Massey, Crump, and Jen-
n;nos from ward S. Mess:s. Trammel,
Glover, Carter and Scarborough from
ward 8. Messrs. Charleville, Benoist aud
from Cloutierville. And
Ne,srs. Chss. Wheeler, Prudbomme Lat
,isr and Grjmmer from Isle Brevel]e' |
Cash will never buy cheaper
than now-go to H. A. Wallps-
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