The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-23

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this year they had money and plenty of
.leqol adrice" and failed. That illegal
advice, friend Courier, il your "cause.'
~ Gloves and Hosiery fall kinds
at J. A. DrCoUESAU's.
Mr.. W p. Cain, one of our numerous
Vernon parish friends paid us a visit on
Thursday, and spraks happily of that
parish. lie brings news of the death of
Judge c. B. Burr. He had just been re-
elected Par sh Judge of that parish, and
was universally esteemed by all who
knew him.
Cheapest House in town. II. A.
Walmsley'S.
Our friends in Natchitoches will have
but one more opportunity to have really
fine photographs taken Of themselves
and families. Our esteemed friend Capt.
Gus Moses will take his departure for
New Orleans next week, but will devote
tho first few days of the week to photo
graphy. Give him final call.
Cash will never buy cheaper
than now-go to Fl. A, Walms-
ey's and see if this is not true.
Bishop Lerey will return shortly from
his wa: with tho dread pestilance, which
has swept thousands to an untime]y
grave, and We suggest a reception should
be rendered him by our citizens betting
his rank and the eminent and charitable
services he has rendered mankind. We
should all feel proud of him
No humbug. Goods sold at
New York prices at Fl. \. Walms-
ley's.
CRops.-Our cotton crop, we are sor
ry to say, is short. A two-third crop We
should think most liberal estimate. The
"bread question" is settled as very
large amount Of corn was made and
gathered aud quantities are selling on
our streets for 40 cents per bushcl.
Credit only delusive-so II. A.
Walmsley thought, and bought
his goods for cash.
Big TURNIPs. 80 Professor Antilley, the
champion gardener, presents the V1NDI-
GATOR with some huge turnips which
beat any in size and weight, as we'll
as flavor, We have ever seen or tasted.
QUERY: Why will mon smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal Of North Carolina at
the same price :" Feb 3 '7S-ly.
Buy your Kid Gloyes of McCook
& Bro.,-they beat Kreeger in
styles and prices.
Diptheris still fingers about, and &C.
casional deaths occur among children
throughout the parish. Otherwise our
physicians are all on the rest from their
arduous labors of the summer. We had
no yellow fever or other epidemicsl Of
infectious disease still sickness prevailed
to an alarming extent and medicines u
we'll as doctors were in constant demand
The busiest place is where prices
are the lowest-that is 81. A
Walmsley's.
Onr space usually allotted to our read
ers has been, for some time past, crowded
upon by a rush of advertising. On
friends will pardon US for this, and VI
assure them if We could keep their I'D
vertisements standing We would Civ
them an eight page paper. However
tho VIND1CAToR claims second to none il
Louisiana and only asks a continusnc
Of the liberal support now granted it b
hosts of friends.
Mammoth stock of the season
| at McCook's Mammoth establish
ment. Cheapness outdone thi
time, certain.
MISREPRESENTATION city 10 lookin
up rapidly, at least We have some reaso
to think 90 from the fact that our cs1
penters appear quito busy. Tho Methoi
ist Church, thanks to the indefstigabl
efforts of our esteemed friend Rev. T. .
Hough, is looming up. Ito location o
Second street is elevated and Admirable
and when completed, the church will b
a decided ornament to our city.
We invite your attention to on
large and handsome stock, Fl. A
: Walmsley & Go.
$ MACHINE SHOP AND FoUNDRr.-O,
4 enterprising citizen s. W. Kile, ESQ
v doesn't talk long when he desires to {
tablish an enterprise he takes ho
= and goes to work with vim. His sho
commenced last week on Horn stree
4 beaween Second and Front, arc rapid
" approaching completion. 1t is his i
70 tention to have woodwork and blsc
10 smith shops, with steam lathe and fou
.. dry for casting all metals required in Il
in section. Success will certainly alto
bis effo:ts if he but receives 1.-THE
II the patronage be deserves.
Some Houses will not exchanI
ID goods or refund the money VIII