The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-03-09

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next week. 10th to 18th rlnuding
threatening weather aud heavy rains
and snow storms in Places 18th and
18th clear or fair. 18th to 18th varia-
bic. The coolest day oftnr week 18th;
the warmeSt 18th.
Several of our city friends left on the
Bart Able on Tuesday last for New Or
| leans. Among the ,nmI,rr were Hon.
W. If. Jack, Judge u. i'icrson, Capt l..
CaSi,ari and Willis lIolnrs. Esq. We
wish these gentlemen q pleasant trip aud
a speedy return to their homes and
! friends.
Our milkmrn should give It's better
milk now that the rains have ceasfd.~
On" Of the most nh>nph Isticatcd of Tactical
vendors in or city excused the "thn-
ness of his milk during thr last "ralny
SEASON. OH the plea of the ''cows ratin"
wet grass We are little fearful that
the bump is thu. best "row' in that fell
lows dairy yard,
"Collar buttons five crntSa pair howl
ed Il vendor on Grand street, Saturday
night. rs that so'' asked a meek look
my chap stopping in trout of him. "iact
Nistcr' said the man rolling up a pair
II Think said the meek one. with some
hesitation. I'D take Il pair if had five
rrntS---auh shirt '-EX
The Pool Line steamers continue to
make satisfactory lmc and do business
in manner to please every one. Capt.
JOS. Aiken, president of the line, has
zone on to Washington, and we may
look for some solid help to Red river
from Congress.
Go to McCook & Bro. for planta-
ton supplies. &c.
Business has been so very. very stale
fiat and uuproftahlr during the past
week. that it would hr barharonS to
class it. Our merchants have long faces,
hrt tlrv seem determined to wait tor
business to come to them instead of their
roinr after tn" business with good, live
advertisements. Mahomrt moved the
mountain, or ut least Ii, moved t" the
mountain, which, for all practical P'lr-
roscS was the same.
Now is the season during which the
rural rustic sheds gallons of ink in all
vice to the farmer, This is the merry
p|ow time and we want to put III one
word 10 onr farmer friends. Cotton is
worth about ! cents per pound corr
- cents per hushrl and homemade meat
is "skaSr There's big 'lpint" i'll ou'
information
The following pathetic note was picket
TIP by printer in onr cry, few days
ayo: the writer was evidently troubled II
mind as well as body: "Drar--- | hope
Won ajnt mad because didn't latf at yol
when you latl't at me at the Ladies' Fair
!ain't proud dtar--, but have got
bile under my arm. and | can't latf as
usrd to as Heaven is my judge. Yours
truly, Henry"
The fair friend of the NINplCAToR, an'
as we have so many fair friends we cal
this one the "Blonde," should remrmbe
y that we will always enhcavor to obllg
y. our fricnds-evcn to the extent OF com
}, p]imcnt;nr them, which in this instanc
. are so we'll deserved.
-"Lct my friendship in the wreath,
Though but y bud among the flowers,
- It's sweetest fragrance round thee breath
y Twill serve to sootlc thy weary hours.
W. Jasper Blackburn, Esq, so long I'd
itor Of the Homer IHad Claiborne parish
has established the .j0nraal, at Malyer
y Ark. We are in receipt of the first nun
= Der and rxclmny" with pleasure "
sincerely wish Coz. Blackburn success
. his Notwithstanding so nov
T.. that old age has overtakrn him, and h
tt Affections are ripe and sore. His effort
in behalf of Louisiana in 1876. no matte
what may have been his course prevlou
n. ". and how much criti>izca, entities hi
H. to our lasting gratitude and we'll wishc
!, QUERY: "Why will men smoke COZ
+ , mon tobacco, when they can buy Ma
bur. Bros. seal Of North Carolina
, the same price ?" Feb > '7S-ly.
80 SuNE HAMrrlCAN PUNS.- Ham, Ka
" sas City land swindlcr. didn't save Il
!" bacon IL bit. He got ten years, and
70. that time he will probably be cnred.---
l., Y. Telegram. ITominy years did you ga
IT, New York Herald. Eggs actly; thong
a YOU were not paying attention. Y
M must be cornr'l. .--Drtroit Free Press.
no stop cauvaSSing that lIam.---Griffin 81
Let's Hammer away on it, gentlcmt
w. Don't all speak at once..- Central Gee
gia Weekly. This will do. gentlemen:
ms more salt aud pepper for this lIam.---l
'' fayette (GeorgiO Messenger.
Our Ephri-Iam says such pnns be
he him.
~ TIE MAYORS CovEr.-Was dry a
u" dull since last report. Helen Ross W
- taken up along with Adeline lIickm;
for disturbing the peace. Helen was Il
e" missed with an injunction not t" do
re- any more but Adeline got ont s. poor
a. James Morgan was also mulcted of -
for too much fight. Jecms these "a
n peaceful days and money "air skase.
ers Moral, don't fight.
"' At a sale of blooded and other sto