The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-03-23
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paper in the r"tnn'la. Twenty eX-juhyr$
and ten actual judges immediately arose
Th" PARTY of III" !i,~t part speedily llrd
and now wears tive blue rihtnn.
"IIit it," didn't Did. to- "Di,ln't
neither. "Dih. "DihnI.' II won't
play any more" 'Don't want ynu to-
"liatrfal thing" Thu TIE familiar tri-
flies Of til" cr"qu"t ground begin to b"
heard again as they float along the street.
l. " Patton. President Of the Demo-
cratir State C""tral rnmmittrp. has RAIL-
ed meeting Of the Drmorratic-Con>rrv-
atty" party Of the State. to he held in
New Orleans. on the first day Of May
next.
COL Wm VI. levy. M.charl Bnycr. Esq.,,
" IT Carver, Esq. Mr. Charles F.
L'Hrri,snn. W. IT, TunnarA and ! II.
C"Sgrovc. were among the passenger list
Of the Bart Able ON her down trip.
Fine }ot Wagons at reduced prices
at McCooE \ Bro.
"'r't Slippers. q sion OF Tr"mr"t
Row. makes rah littl" boys trcmhl" as
thrv pass. they've felt '"m $" ottrn.-
Boston Advertiser.
Yes. and when felt what a Row the bad
BOYS make.
Bishop L"rav. OR most worthy CathO-
lie Bishop has been ah>tnt on a visit Of
hu>iur>, throughout his Diocese for some
weeks. His return is fixed for Easter. at
| which time we hope orr itizrrs will rX-
! tend him cordial greeting.
The "Orcgon Corset" hns pictur" Of
rrvzlv h"ar on it. We tli'1ll W" tumble.
Free Press. Trnhlr' Shnnhint WON
! l,.r. But wouldn't ''r, ut of arms" he
! mnrr Annrnrriat"o In hug SiCno vnct>:
lu-. h,r'o, hn"'rr' Shoot the grizzly.
! Irwr|l .I"urnal
w. don't understand Tive last "rlaVS.'
J Professor Tirr predicts rs follows, for
! H." week rn1ijrn MArch 10Th. % to 2Eth
! clear or fair weather.: 2'th t" Seth fair,
! ending with rInn,|iry. The comparative
" varmr>t lav. 9ath Coolest day, Goth.
There is ais" snow predicted about tn"
4o:l,.
! rNis IS the sra>on-at least the begin
! pinr If i!--W hen The merchant and all
his clerks repair to tn" dry goods boxes
ON the front hauuncttr and vigorously
hold 'rm down. \ two dollar note would
give the average dealer q swamp ague'
while the newspaper men-why they're
always broke. and know how it is.
It looks, to your local, as if Charley
Howard bad hired all the papers in New
Orleans to assail the Democrat. They re-
fuse to denounrc monopoies as long as
that paper enjoys the monopoly of public
printing. If that ISM the tlinnest dodge
vet attempted to sustain monopolieS. then
we give it up. 1t strikes the babies up
here that way, at all events.
PERSoNAL-Our city was visited du'
rim. the past week by M"ssrs. Jos. Henry
Esq.,, Col. Sam IIyams, f. y. D"hl'ux
ESQ.,, A b. Sompayrac and ". b. Butler
ESQ.,. of Ward T..
Mr. Bryan Morse. son of orr late cs
termcl fr|1ow-ritizrn Gen. p. \. Morse,
arrived in town shortly after til" funeral
of his father had taken place.
Our cntrrpriSinT Young friend johnnie
Sheppard has just received fine assert
mrnt Of saddlcry and is fully prepared t
Ito all work in his line. He will MAKE
and repair harness, rig saddles to order
&c. We recommend Johnnie to the pub
lie Is a steady and expert workman, an'
br,pcak for him Il liberal share Of patron
age. Shop at the Telegraph office.
Mr.. John Laplacc. Deputy Clerk, fur
nisIlrs lis with the following list of mar
= riasr licenses issued daring the week.
Frank Posey. and Miss IIayar Basdere
Vim. Black Julia White,
James Blakrly . Fannie RradhcImer
West Watkins COrinnc Jackson,
l.. ID. Lrpaulmirr " Marie l.. Fredicu,
More Welrh g Nc]a johnson.
DEATH OF K. b. CAMMACK.-On Satur
day evening last, r. B. Cammack, Esq
an old esteemed and valued citizen of on
parish, expired after short but painful
illness. Last week we mentioned that h
was stricken down but we hoped tina
death would not invade our ranks still
further. and take another good and loya
. Son1 hcrn gentleman from our midst s.
soon. God in his wisdom has seen best
and Mr.. Cammack, one of those frol
whom we judged the honor and chivalr
of the old regime the aate brl|"m Southern
planter, has gone to his last resting p(ac
escorted by the grief Of his friends in tl'i
community, where they are legion.
SOCIETY NOTES. -"CroQuet Parties"
. the order of the day now, and several C
our young ladies aud gentlemen are quit
. proficient thereat. Suppose Archery b
introduced 7 1t is a healthy and goo
, exercise Since our last the young ladie
and gentlemen were treated with mu
steal sociable at the residence of Dr. F
johnson. The singing, with piano &C
compartment, was excellent indeed, par
ticnlarly that OF the tenors, Miss Russel
and Miss Johnson, while the soprano, Mis-