The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-13

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Saturday NIGH
Miter than tn" swor'! th"Ss''.- r'H-
rer-JonrnaI'
A fool and hi fathers money ar" soon
parted.-P'r
Arolling mill A fight in the gutter.
Utica Herald.
England insists that Russia must de-
s;st-Chica9o journal.
What is home without a moth there
Whitehall ii res.
Still waters RIM for fifteen cents glass
y. Y Commercial
Every dove has a cot" and, and every
doc UNCONSTITUTIONAL Times.
Make home happy by buying family
right Of patent broom and scrub broom
combinrd at McCook & Bro.
The equinoctal Iinc-inSt behind
mule. Keoluli Constitution.
The Georgia negro says. "G''t the" t"
benncry. ~. Y. lI"ralh.
A man grows beetle hrowrd by hunt
ing for potato bugs. n \. Herald.
Checked trousers with patches on the
.pat will be mach worn this season
Remark by a man with new watch
81 buyrd my timr."-N. Y. Commercial
Advertiser.
How to make barrel of flour 20 a
great way Send it to the starving Chi
ncsp,-Nnrristow Herald.
One of the most convenient articles for
home is the Patent Shade. owned and
sold exclusively Ivy McCook & Bro. CAL
and sec it
If horses chrwrd tobacco there would
be more hor,e-spittals than there are at
present Boston Post.
Trees have their time to lcave.-Graph-
c. And they never do without houSh.
Courier, Journal.
England may be ''mistreSs Of the Cs,
but she has never yet been able to fairly
master the Hs.-N Mail.
Evety Indication points to full frnlt
crop this wear. Trees are loaded with all
kinds, and we are safe from frosts.
The Friendly Grasp is the proposed t.
tie Of new paper in Boston. 1t will, %
conrse be printed on a hand-prcss.
"I will be your little volume of shakes
pier as the locomotive whstlrd to th'
bridge -Couricr-JouInal
Nor TOO LATE small lot genuine
Cheathems cotton seed tor sale by We
Cook Il Bro.
Onr entire section WIS viIitel .hy
heavy and continued rain on Sunday ant
Monhay last Crops were great! IN meet
of it. anil we have heard no complain
from our farmers ~ ~ It's quantity.
The y. O. Pacific Railroad has mortga
Z ged all its rights titles and interest
through this parish to VIM. b. Smldt, f
secure an issue of 100000 first mort
/. gage bonds to the said Smidt.
Our parish Jail has had hnt sing
new arrival during. the past three week
Z and since last report. The Court hon!
is quite dreary--the coming session
Court is looked forward to with ch'e
fnl hope by the parish official.
David Boullt, Sheriff. picked up OF
~ Scott, colorcd, a fugitive hog thief, on h
b recent trip to New Orleans. Scott is
r. room No. blank, Boullt's Hash llous
r. where he wonId be pleased to 500 /
friends.
For this month, so cast plows all size
at reduced prices, at McCooE e. Bro.
Hard up as the people of most Europ
an capitals may be at present. it alwa
easy to find V in Vienna. N. Y Coz
4 mercial.
It's just as easy to find a c in Consta
tinople.
They say that Cincinnati is not m
steal metropolis, because You can't ma
whistle from the terminus Of swine.
Courier. Journal.
THE Ladies' of the Catholic Ladi
Aid Society" are requested to me
on Sunday, April l4th, 1873. at Mr.. Ca
vsr's for particular business.
Mrs. NJ. II. CARVER,
MRS. J. T. SPROWL, President.
Secretary.
J. H. Caldwell, Esq, Assessor Of t
parish Of Sabine paid Natchitoches, al
Of course the VlNDICAToR sanctum, fl
ing visit Jim is ever welcome where
goes, and we wish him many hap
hours and huge dollars.
LOST was a shOemaker-time wax
heavily on his hands here, but the Ell
came at last. He had spent his all, a
one dark night he skinned ont he W
seen pegging his way down the river; ;
grleves us to the soul to say this, but
4 isso.
The tax collector reports business
his line as unprecedently dnll. Only o
person has paid license for this ye
and that was SIS, one. The Ora
Jury will have work if settlements
not brisk within the next two months