The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-06

Col WIN. NJ. Levy, Mr.. NJ. II. Carver
aud DR.. Jan!n, returned from New Or
leans on the Bart Able last Tuesday.
MORE MAns.-Capt' JOS. Aiken is do
ing all he can to secure semi-weeAlv mail
service for Red river for eight months in
the year, and tri-weekly for the other
four. Tins river service does not do away
with the present land service but Gives
us additional ard more frequent mails.
which the growing population, products
and commerce of the Red river section
demand. Besides this if Capt Aiken So
cures the contract asked he will give us
three boats each week or schedule time
Petitions are being circulated here to aid
IL securing the mail service contcmpIa-
tea and "" are glad to note they are be
ing nnmrrou>Iy signed
a full line Of all grade goods at re-
duced prices at McCrolz & Bro.
Mr.. Moses, whom our middle aged cit-
Gems Will remember as an 0nic brIIum Am
brotNpl>t, will visit orr city shortly, in
company with our Young and talented
TREND and portrait painter J. G. Noise.
for tn" purpose of establishing a pHoro-
GNArlIIC GALLERY, and ART >IuDiu. Mr.
Moses Is one Of the finest and best Artists
III New Orleans. and our citizens here. as
well as the surrounding country, can
procure pictures as fine as New Orleans
or any other city, can produce. Be ON
the look ont then, for these artists.
\ Boston paper says "A butterfly was
caught at the Sonth End yestrrtlay.' 1t
may be ,ai" enough to catch a butterfly
at III" south end, but when you 20 to
grab wasp. You want to catch it at the
A"rthea>'crly end, shifting westerly to-
wards the head -Norri,tov Herald.
""riI. and how are yon to-'iay:" asked
thu doctor, us he dropped in to see rIleu-
mItic patient.
''l'ctter, doctor, BETTER" was the reply:
but there's still rhrum for Improvement
N \, Commercial.
1S0 PLOWS. different styles and
fDO make 1T McCook Il Bro.
We read of a poor boy in New Bedford
who was WASHED: over board recently and
killed We cannot warn mothers too
strongly against washing children over
board; if they would only wash them at
home with tcpid water and soap and dry
them thoroughly afterwards, i'll danger
woul he avrrt'''l- Danbury News.
Corn is the name of Il West Point Gu
drt AT the foot Of his class probably 49,
Franklin (ky.) Patriot Look ear, Mr..
Patriot, such r'marks 80 nightly
against the grain! If the young nan
hasn't plenty of grit I'm afraid he'll stalk
home to his fod,lcr.-Pleasant Rilcrhood |
1t is amaizcing how these puns run we
can't keep an oat of them all London |
NOnt.} Advertiser.
Shucks! IIominy more puns on this
Go to McCook e. Bro. for planta- |
ton supplies, &c.
A nan who answered an advertisement
"canvasScr wanted.' found that he was
wanted to canvas hams. This was in
Cincinnati of course Gin. Sat Night.
"Gentleman of the jnry,' said a TuSca-
rora lawyer, "What kind of swearing has
been done 10 this ease ? Here We have a
aman who, from his high and
noble calling, should be regarded as one
who would scorn to STAN his soul with
perjury or be guilty Of giving uttcrances
70 an untruth. But what did he testify,
Gentlemen put the question to him
plainly, as you all heard: where was
this man stabbrd' And what was his
reply? CnblushinSly, his features as
,ool and placid as though cut from mar
bic, he replied that the man was stabbed
IN inch and-a-half to the left of the me
lian line, and about an inch above the
lmblicus. and yet we have proved by
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