The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-23
PARISH AND CITY NEWS.
LOCAL GLEANINGS.

LOCAL GLEANINGS.
Goods art plenty and cheap.
Auditor Jumel has deferred the pay.
msnt Of tax penalties to December 9th.
Money saved, is money made
call at II. A. Walmsley's.
Our nights, mornings, and evenings are
quito cool, while tho days are pleasant.
Edging and Inserting at II. A
Walmsley's.
Cotton still is king. In Nstchitoches
tho price Of the fleecy ranges from y to
9 cents according to grade.
New styles in Scarfs and Neck.
ties at d. A. Walmsley's.
Tho Minden Democrat suddenly quit us
last summer. Have We sinned so heni-
ously that We should be treated thnsly.
Great reduction in prices at Fl.
A. Walmsley's.
Horse racing has revived. On Satnr-
day last We had tests of speed, for small
sums, between numerous "plugs."
New goods just opened at H. A.
Walmsley's.
A grand barbecue and ball is spoken
Of here to be given by the citizens to tho
colorsd Democrats of Natchitoches par
ish. Put US down a. an alder.
A complete stock of Yankee No
tons at q. A. Walmsley's.
We are happy to note tho fact that,
notwithstanding the heavy expense of
tie campaign, tho Democratic Commit
tee hes paid up every debt contracted.
Good.
A choice line Of fancy and com
mon Ribbons at McCook & Bro.
Johnny Sheppard, Telegraph agent and
Deputy postmaster, informs US that an
awfnl amount Of mail is going through
this Office, being the quarantine sccumu-
lations Of three months.
Elegant stock of Cloaks just re-
oeived at d. A. Walmsley's.
Our country friends are beginning to
cone In with their cotton quite freely.
That's right; and while doing SO they
sAould by no means forget their stauncb
dsfsndsr, the VNDlcAToR.
We gain custom to keep it, H.
4. Walmsley & Co.
Our genial popular youug merchant
H. A. Walmsley left US on Wednesday
Last for Tennessee and it is said that on
bis return he will be accompanied by a
lovely bsids.
Bonnet and Sash Ribbons at q.
A. Walmsley's.
Nm. H. H. Morse left our city, and hel
native homo, for Washington. D. C..
whore the relatives of her deceased hus
band reside. Mrs. Morse will reside per-
mansntly in Washington.
Hosiery and Gloves at Fl. A
Wslmsley's.
Nstchitoches has improved in her mar
kst. Kahn and LePaulmier are in stric
competition and supply their customer
with good meats. Pork, saussges ant
mutton ofmost excellent quality are nov
to be had in abundance.
Full line of all grades Clocks a
McCook & Bro.
1t i reported in the Catholic Mirrt
th.t Rev. Father Martin of this diocee
died in New Orleans during the lst
spsdsuic. Will some Of our city col
tsmperaries be kind enough to ascertai
whether it bo true CT not.
Goods shown with pleasure
H. A. Wslmsley's.
The vND,cArok hss not "let up ar
will continue = in tho past to be IL
sstspsksn champion Of the people, tt
bsst lsssl paper in tho State and POI
Of in The Democratic organization Of tt
The eonnonweslth.
Dry Goods at New York prize
It H. A. Walmsley's.
John N. Scaplsnd's now venture
ie~rsslisn, the webstsr Tribune, issu
freu Nisdep, La, 10 before Us and
~eleous our friend to the fold. If it's
st.rystiou Johnnie No are with you, b
70 wish you better luck. The 7ribHne
oourss u good paper because scanls
y fully coupsssnt to and always b
pslYsh.d and edited good paper. ,
- Full assortment ofladies' cloa
.Iavjs and nubias at J. A. Ducou
xlv'e.
Those that deal with rs on
Away, como again. Our pr'e
20 10 lowest, b. A. waln'l
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