The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-02

by Mr., Woodruff McCnok.
Cheapest House in town. II. \
Walm>lry'>.
Ben Scott, ESQ.,. a resident Of thi
parish, Was severely cut in AN atl,a,
at montgomery ON Saturday last. VI,
learn that his wounds alr not dan
gerous.
We gain custom to keep il. II
y. Wa 'm>lry & TO.
Registration stands, white 1893
coI"red 1868. Colorcd majority 1870
Now let the witcs stand up Iili" mcl
and Dc their work.
Bonnet and Sash Ribbons at II
\. WalmSlry'S.
Sam Fellows, ESQ.,, the genial San
OF Alexandria, was on q visit this
week to his Natchtoches friends
Sam was looking we'll and the wei
come the "bovs" gave him was as en-.
thusiastic as sincere
Dry Goods at New York prices
at II. n. Walmsley'S.
Our old friend R. II. Wade, ESQ.,.
of the 9Th Ward says that heavy
storm took place in that section last
Sunday night and blew to "sm. thcr-
eens' the last independent in that
Ward,
Great reduction in prices at II.
A. WalmSlcy'S.
The city ticket of the Democrats
will do TO stand to all the time-fOr
Mayor, Willis Holmes for Council
men W. II. Arcanx, A. Duconruau,
j. c. keyser, |. Jacob, Jas. Genius,
w. II. Wale.
New goods just opened at II. 4.
Walmslcy's.
Our young friend Tommy Flanner
has our thanks for a box of cigars of
his own make from tobacco of his
own raising. They lock well, the
tobacco is fine and we think of our
friend when we smoke.
Rg" Full assortment ofladieS' cloaks
shawls and nubias at j. A. DuCoUR
NAU's.
Abraham Lincoln used to tell the
story of a rough witness in a West
ern court who happened is be dressed
in suit of drab and was mistaken
for Quaker by the clerk, who asked
him whether he wanted to swear or
affirm. He replied that "it didn't
make a id bit IF difference which,
and that's the way with the sGnave
toed democrats Of Natchltnches par
ish they are. perfectly willing to
vote or feht-just rs the enemy
chooses.
A complete stock Of Yankee No.
tons at II. a. WalmSlcy'S.
Ward closed the nominations on
Tuesday nj ght last by nominating her
ward ticket for Police Juror VIM.
Payne for Magistrate John VI. Tuck
err; for Constable James r. King.
Now boys, 60 right up TO the polls
and vote the ticket solid.
- Gloves and Hosiery of all kinds
at j. A. DrC0URNAU's.
Rafe Blunt had a little pup,
For short they called him "DaviI,"
But next Tuesday S square set up
There wasn't salt enough to save it.
Gone to meet the 'old man."
Ladies' will please call and eX.
anime at II. A. Walmsley' S-they
will be sure to come again.
The concert for the benefit of the
Catholic Clergy under the supc1vi-
sion of Mrs. A. J. Planchc took place
as per notice, at the Fircmen'S Hall
on Wednesday evening last to pack
ed honse. We have certainly musical
talent ola high order in our parish
we know that from The testimony
evinced on Wednesday evening. In
the selection of pieces and the order
of programme, fine taste was exhibit.
ed, aud the renditions of both vocal
and instrumental music was exquisite
indeed. Mrs. Plauche Mrs. Sompay.
rae and Miss johnson assisted by on,
worthy Mayor, Mr.. c. F. Drangnet
executed the instrumental part of the
programme, while the Misses Laftte
Tauzin, Strauss, Pipes, Tucker ant
-fpes ; Messrs. HalIer, Tanzin, Mess