The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-07-20
,ARISH AND CITY NE
LOCAL GLEANINGS.

LOCAL HLEANlNGS. ~
Onr mails are getting fearful'y mixed
The weather still continues warm. 81
To-day is a very good time to sub Il
scribe for the VINDlCAToR. .
Our Methodist Church will soon be IN !,
course of erection. +
Going to Paris "Non, non' Monsieur
Je mai pas le spcndulex.
"Feller Citizens,' will he used abont
million times in the next two months.
This Office stands squarely in need OF
biz watermellons.
Collector Lane was with us day or
two during the week.
Our Courthouse is the dullest place
in the parish.
The river at Shreveport is falling slow
w. Here it is going down quite rapidly.
Isaac Kahn, the popular butcher, is
hack from New Orleans ready to meet
bis friends and customers.
Judge VOORHEES,, Of New Orleans has
besn in cur city for several days. Ills
visit is one of business.
Wouldn't it be a good idea to try
urinter's ink as an antidote for dull
times. 3.
Thu Youkees Gazette claims that apple
bees are sure to have a core'em, How II
they're pairs.
Those candidates who don't advertise
their names in the papers, hide thelr
Iiphts from the world.
~.,-.- "a N. r. Haller's little son fell from
windowon Monday last and d'slocated
his arm at the wrist.
The Crops are looking we'll as lar a.
We can learn. Corn particularly IS
"luxuriating."
Antilly, champion gardiner, &C., pres
ents this Office with % pound cante'
lope. How's that for pumpkin:
L. Charleville ESQ, brings the VlSnl
GATOR a basket of splendid peaches, 10
which we thank him kindly.
Capt Moses has been over in Mongome
~ for several days taking photographs
He will return here on Tuesday next.
We learn that several gentlemen an
their families from New Orleans came II
tospeud the summer in our pine bills
Autilley dosn't forget the VlNDICATo
he brings lis big watermell"ns ever
week
J,les E. Messi, the genial agent, &C
,ug in bis private capacity this time hoy
ever, places on our table quantity
luscious Indian peaches.
II was our pleasure to meet Hon. Lou
A. Texada, Senator, and Ed. Hunter Dis
Attorney, from Rapides parish, o" boa
the Bart Able Tuesday last.
The health Of this community is not
good as we would wish it, and our no
il that the sickness now prevailing "
DO shorty dispelled.
The NATION CID Journal, says
young lawyers Now 90 in-pract
law and you'll get rich, and as tricky
circus mule"
Our friend, Judge D. Pierson, lost
lovely child one year old, on Stature
last. We extend onr sympathics to
family in their bereavement. .s....,,
C.rrRpfI,. Rs These pests have m
their appearance in different portion
our parish. and have caused the Us
amount of alarm, The 'spizen briga
arc getting out their sprinkling pots,
paris green Will DC IN 0einahu'
Crops Of corn and cotton through
the parish as far as We can learn al
good condition, and bid fair to y
/ hndsomelN s.n r tSfg Z.
iAs Parish Attorney, r. p. @Cha'
Esq, departed for New Orleans per
Able la.s week. He will be gone
some weeks ~ -. .Ea1H i
/ HssaY 4. lWALMs1EY, Agent for
4 Aaefican Powder Company, will
csastsutly on hand large stock Of \
~ IN quarter, halves and whole i
and viii sell to the trade at. New
leans prices. s.,.. July 1911
An old colored citizens on Front ct
Alled with rsli giou and whiskey-
In equal quantities -discoursing on
''blassed in the lend" said "some wi
called an de udden will be sont for
QuERY: "Why will men smoke
mon tobacco, when they can buy
burg Bros. Seal Of North Carolina
the sams rfiss e. e il Feb ITS
Our farmers sre worried for fea
rains and caterpillars have desroy
VIII destroy their crops. Ifthey
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4 worry next fnrstsar their hens vi
d. en- ven b ssssnAhed. A i
lhat went worry int much.