The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-10-12
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way ana IN" way they rcYi>trrei for Joe
''ohhs"" was there that day, was q sight
{" make a radical sick. Cloutiervlle
will be heard from right well.
Bargains in remnants of old
stock can be had at H. \.
"almsley'S lie is compelled to
close out his old stock in order to
make room for his mammoth East
ern supply and will sell this rem
nant at any price.
Mr. II. A. Walmsley, the young and
popular Front street merchant has re-
termed from his second visit East this
fall. A visit to his establishment will
convince the public that no knows what
they want, for his is a mammoth and Sc
lect supply of all articles required by
this section.
Mammoth stock of the season
at McCook'S Mammoth establish
ment. CheapneSS outdone this
time, certain. O12-1m.
W. H. Tunnard, Esq.,, Clerk Of the Dis
drict Court is in thorough accord with
the Democratic party and did his duty
right we'll during our troubles. Mr.. Tun-
nard was elected Clerk on the Rr,ubli-
can ticket in 1876, but ceased to have
any thing to do with that party when
the returning board outraged the rights
of our citizens.
The Singer Sewing Machine, justly
popular because of its superior excellence,
is advertised at low prices and Mr.. Me-
Gregor, local agent Of the company at
this point, will be pleased to show the
merits of this sewing machine to those
who desire to purchase. See his adver
tisrmrnt
PEKSoNAl~.'J Judge David Pitrson left
us last week for DrSoto where be opened
court on Monday
DIR. J. II. Cunningham WAS among the
NatchitocltS lawyers who attended
Mansfield court. Our young friend Scar.
borough has been missing some days and
we suppose kr is off somewhere attending
court.
W. H. Jack, Esq, has gone to Colfax
on law business. Judge c. Chaplin still
rusticatcs in the pine Woods, while May
or Dranguet also pines at Camp Salubrity.
We take great pleasure in calling at
tention to the card of Mrs. r. Garzia's
private Boarding House in this weeks
issue. She deserves liberal patronage,
and her house is convenient to all who
may desire the comforts and hospitality
Of home.
Parties desiring to purchase
cheap and excellent goods both as
to style and quality will consult
their interest by calling early at
H. A. Walmsley's who has just re-
turned from New York with a
stock fully equal to tho wants of
this section.
We have to-day published the card of
the Homer Masonic Institute for Young
Ladies, to which we call favorable no.
tice. Onr esteemed citizen, DR..
Cunningham, has recommended and en-
dorsed this School, by placing his daught-
er, Miss Mollie, so we'll known to the
young people of our town, in the gradu:
ating class, which we regard as guar
antee of its worth. The Catalogue of
1877 8, shows the number of pupils in
the school to be 1877.
Country Merchants who want
cheap stocks, and selected from
full and complete assortment will
consult their interest by giving
the McCook's an early call. 12-1m
Rayville, La, Oct. 9, 1873.
Special to Natchitoches INDICATOR:
The citizens of Red Mouth Alto, Ray
vile, We're addressed yesterday and to-
LAY, by Gen. King, our candidate for
Congress, and Col. Bowden, candidate
for State Senator. There was a large
audience in attendance. Richland is ,
wide awake Look out for twelve or
fifteen hundred majority on the ides of
November.
p. H. TOLER.
READ TH1s.-Every citizen in
this parish owes certain duties
which he should not fail to per-
form. We have been cut off by
quarantine from our Capitol city, q
and time, as we'll as money is +
very scarce. These, also, are the /.
election days. Now, the duties
1ou all owe are to Register, to ,
vote, to be economical, and call
IN McCooK & Bro, at once, and 6
,uy cheap goods. c
Last week was such busy one with IA
hat We failed to give our friends who
performed at the Benevolent Entertain.
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