The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-20

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LOCAL GLEANI>GS. T
Weather warm "
sbowpfS Of rain. p
p,yt Able mp Tuesday,
Planters very busy wit" '"ei" crops.
-. Central Committee meets
wv. ,ot wagons at reduced prices
at McCook n Bro
Tho vrypIcAToR ackno, hedges with
n,i1e the honor of srr' made 10y the
ya.chitocfes Musical Club.
our Young Ladies' and Gentlemen have
,,,angr I'D several Cmqn't grounds ana
.,ue, innnmerah|e are in c"ntemp!at''h'
yor1cr.-Rev. Thomas J. Hongh Will
.opauct Divine Services at Allen !" TINS
n,hsh, on the fourth Sunday III '"'S
month.
Cato Mrcook g. Bro. for planta-
ton supplies, &c.
We Jaw one bale of cott"n on Front
.,,..t last Wednesday, and then we
,;s,,t see buyer. Why. last w'n'ef
,hs,e would have been at 'rrSt ten me"
On tho rnsh for it, at ""ts'd" prices AT
that.
Wa arc in receipt of n telegram from
NJ. Kuutson, informing "s that ne Will
shortly visit Natchitochrs, TO" the p"r
oose If establishing a Photograph Cal
lery.
Tho gentlemen who are to assist !" tn"
rronosed Minstrel Troupe. are requested
- meet Mt the Office Of Mr.. john Tucker
on Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
IN PLOWs. different styles and
An make at McCook & Bro.
One If the bravest of the Sioux t''oe
!. s,r,d.r the Water.'-Drtroit Free
p,.ss All right. Better keep himthere'
NY. Monumental.
Whv 10 it, the Philadelphia Bullet"
;aoaires, that when man wishes t" al
,uas to newspaper in terms of wither'
inc contempt, he calls it ''sheet.'
/ A bard.drinking man who went int
the saloon bnsiness explained that NJ
could make enough off his own drinks t.
psy the rent.-Fat Contributor.
toH SACKS Texas Rust Proof Dat
10 inst received at McCook Il bfe
A,ittle Florida hoy tanned an a''igato
and the ugly reptile learned to like IL
little fellow-not, however, until the II
Ito fellow was all gone Worcester Pres
ALoudon paper thinks that by residi'
in Europe an American girl can gradu'
II apet rid of her war whoop." Anne
can girls don't war hoops now.-Bost
Post.
We saw a young man with two hea
on his shoulders the other day, but did
consider il much Of u curiosity. One
longed to bis girl Der kshire Courier.
A full line Of all grade goods at
duced prices at McC"ok & Bro.
Mrs. Stodger-"H"w be your wife
gettin on, Mr. Henpeck" Mr.. HI
most mortal glad, Mrs. Stodger, to
shs's a.recoverin' very slowly "-Lon
Fun.
"po you see any grapes, Bob" &C
but there is dogs "Big dogs, Bob
ayes, very big." ''rhen come alo'
these grapes are not ours, 20" know
Boston Transcript.
III the Chicago elevators they
men to mend the rips in grain bags,
notwithstanding the revival wave,
miacreants 20 on sewing tares among
wheat.-I.owell Courier. ....
A woman will face frowning "
and cling to the man she loves .hr
the most bitter adversely, but she
wear hat three weeks behind the
to save the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
stitution. -
In Japan q man may procure Ill
fron his wife OH the ground thai
talks too much, aud the amount o
mestic bites that there is in that =
try surp uses the widest flights Of
ination. Chicago Tribune.
Nc Cook e. Bro. is still receivi
foil line Of all styles Of goods at
o. prices and to suit the times.
What blessing the phonograph
DO to editors /! The bores can slip
into the Monograph room and plead
the instrument, and the editor can
It oil out afterwarl--if he wants
Boston Transcript.
No matter how thoroughly you
the house, the wife Of the next ma
moves IN will declare it is not fit 70
70 live in, aud will slop suds aroun'
everything trying to make it fit TO
70 live in.-- Rome Sentinel.
Baggiss and Wagons for sale
duee prices at McCook h Bro.
FINE SrOcK.-We note tho arriv
1ne lot Of stock in charge ola mi
med Blank, and a. he hasn't cal