The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-10-26
PARISH AND CRY NEWS
LOCAL. GLEANING>.


Weather colI Thermometer ~ and
several good trosts
Cheapest House in town, II. A.
WalmSlry'>.
Look to your interests, white men
and 90 to the polls next Tuesday week.
We gain custom to keep it, II.
a. WalmSlcy & Go.
Registration has closed II will he the
brand of shame to have it said or known
that you have not registered.
Bonnet and Sash Ribbons at II.
\. Walmsley'S.
Registration in this parish has been
qnite full and a strong vote may he ex-
pected to he pollr,l at the coming rlec
ton.
Dry Goods at New York prices
ut II. A. Walmslpy'S.
We learn from Mr. Hut>on. who has
just returned from Alexandria, that Mai.
Kerr, Capt. John Heinz and Francis
Nichols, sun of Governor Nichols, died
with yellow fever in New Orleans.
Great re duction in prices at II
A. WalmSIey's.
Grape is going down t" wards 9and
10 on a look out for his friends. We adj
wise him to 90 down in day light with a
big Ia intern.
New goods just opened at II. \.
Walmsley'S.
Bon]lt & Grape, the new firm wont
know next Tuesday week, whether they
were stepped on by friendly piledriver
or kicked over the fence BY the family
mule.
"a" Full assortment Ofladies' clOaks
shawls and nubias at J. A. DrcOUR-
NAU's.
In 1876 we denounced radicalism as in
famous 1t has not purified itself. The
mon who robbed and plundered us then
who dragooned troops through our parish
are represented in Boullt Let every
man spin him mp.
A complete stock of Yankee No
tons at II. A. WalmSley'S.
Howard Burden, was arrested on the
21st and committed to jail on the charge
of threatening and attempting to bnrn
the cotton of Denis Manuel in ward nine.
Burdens trial is fixed for Monday the
2Sth before Hon. ?. A. Simmons, Parish
Judge.
~ Gloves and Hosiery of all kinds
at J. A. DrCOURNAU's.
The Rev. A. J. Tardy of New Orleans
will Cd. W officiate in Trinity Church
(P. E. on Sunday October 22d at II A, NJ.
and p. NJ. Subject ofmorning sermon
1.-THE Gracious Providence of God. Sub
ject of evening scrmon-"Patience and
Pride
Ladies' will please call and ex-
anime at Il A. ,rll.,nn77''Gci s--the,
will be sure to come again.
There was quite a heavy frost visible
here on Tuesday morning with an at
mosphere decidedly winteriSh. 1t il
sincerely hoped that we shall soon hea
the end of "yellow jack" in the land.
Goods shown with pleasure at
Fl. A. Walmsley's.
Grape wont die this year! He pro
claims himself as having been born +
democrat and is equally emphatic il
proclamation that he'll die one. Dealt
at this moment would catch him Jons
ways from democratic headquarters.
We want everybody to read "Pa1(y!
dream published in this weeks Vindi-
Gator.
Elegant stock Of Cloaks just re
ceived at Fl. A. Walmsley's.
Concert, for the benefit of the Catho-
lie Clergy, to be given at the Firemen''
Hall, October 80 1873. Entrance so cts.
Children under 10 years, IS cents.
Edging and Inserting at II. A,
Walmsley's.
A visit to McCook & Bro, will charm
tho eve, and caused us to wish we had a
bushel of money to buy their nice, cheap
FOODS. fla person wants any thing tc
cat and wear, let them call there, and d
eight of the big stock otthe season will
convince them that McCook d Bro, is
tho place.
Mammoth stock of the season
at McCook's Mammoth establish.
ment. Cheapness ottdOne this
time, certain.