The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-03-16
LOCAL GLEANINGS.

River rising
Business very dull
No news of interest.
The mails all failed dnriny the week.
rustces Blanks for sale at this office.
About this time look out for candi-
dates!
Jurors pay hereafter will be $50 per
day, and ) cents per mile mileage.
Tomorrow Sunday will be st. Pat
rick's Day.
There are several lrovrs of fine mules
in town.
Man gIorirs in his strength woman in
her hair; and boarding house butter some
times glorirs in both.
We generally receive tn" MarkSviIle
Bulletin eightdnys after publication. Will
the post masters below please explain.
Bnggies and Wagons for sale at re-
dnce prices at McCOok & Bro.
Dan Rose was an aid in the FiremcnS
procession. He was the flower of the pa
rade.
Nc Cook & Bro. is still receiving
full line of all styles of goods at low
or nrjces and to suit the times.
Peter Blaze is president of Phila'cl-
phia Fire Co. No. II in the city. He's
quite spark with the girls too
Stewart is the name of the cook in the
Peoria hospital. Quite an appropriate
name. Baker would do better, however.
THE MAYORS OFFICE has been quite
dull for the past week. Not a solitary
arrest was made, which speaks we'll for
the peace ofour city.
A full line of all grade goods at re-
duced prices at McCcok & Bro.
Our Vernon parish subscribers com
pldH vi hltAdIlll It VSt OiHCC. lllt
INDICATORS for that section are delay
ed for two weeks. How is this ?
Mr. p. johnson offers Il fine lot of
Missouri Mules for sale and those desiring
to purchase will get bargains by apply
ing to him at once.
NOTICE. Divine Services will be con
Quoted at Pleasant Hill, thirty five miles
west of this city, by Rev. T. J. Hough, on
the 23d and 9th of this month.
Mr.. Drnkwater is editing paper in
Maine, and the Governor is to Send him
to Pars-not of course, as a curiosity,
but as a cOmmissioner.-Cou rier-Journal.
He'll be the main cold water ran there
Fine lot wagons at reduced prices
at McCook n Bro.
A man named Figures was killed lately
at Mount Pleasant. Texas. It's to, bad
that we were not informed of this before.
We sigh for inst such items, for they ere
eight sensat on.
IL, Some of our friends in speaking Of Fly
ing Childrcs, the famous English mile al
minute race horse, said he was taken
from bakers cart. He must have been
awell bred horse. ~ he was the flower Of
the turf in his day
tOS SACKS Texas Rust Proof Oats
~ Just received at McCook q Bro
RAIN SrURM.-Our section was visited
with the most terrific rain and wind
storm we have evrr experienced. The
rain began on Saturday morning abont 3
o'clock, and the total fall of wafer in ten
hours was nearly four inches
Ak0 PLOWS, different STYLES and
fCO make at McCook Il Bro.
The new baby of Mrs. Vawter, of Roch-
ester, Ind, is so small that a finger ring
can be slipped over its arm to the shout
der. 1t weighs only u peunds.-Courier
Journal.
vawt 'er big story the weight we
. mean.
The deacon of Presbyterian church in
Atlanta, Ca, has been suspended because
he permitted dancing at a reception at
bis house given in honor Of visit from
his mother and sister Elk.
Rather waltzed him out of his position.
Go to McCook & Bro. for planta-
ton supplies, &c.
g. QUERY: "Wby will men smoke com.
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal of North Carolina at
the same price :" Feb 8 '7S-|y.
The name of the person who commit
'eo suicide, by taking laudanum, and
. 'nat mas also been fully ascertained, was
'"n kudasill. He was a carpenter by
trade, and has a brother living in or near
Mansfield, La,
We regret to learn of the sudden and
serious illness of our estimable fellow
citizen Mr.. R. B. Cammack of this parish.
ne has been suffering acute agony for
several days past, and his friends are
much alarmed for his life. We sincerely
nope that he may be spared us yet many
years.
Tommy Flanner, one of our notafraid
to-work Young gentleman, shows us a
salnnla of his corn cron which oans;a4s ~