The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-03-09
IOCAL GLEANitGS.

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.1et rs have peace. but want one OF
Aha r.ces," says BiSln1rk.
Bismarck toots his h"'" for peace
T,ut on great Tr"t"". chiraS" Journal.
IT,, roads now. Not rain enough to
muddy them
pap.sies and Wagons for sale at re-
anec '1 prices at McC""k & Bro.
"Wednesday was a regular tronzy day.
Rain, slop and disagrrrahc,
Hans !, B. Enstj> and J. 3. E|am have
placed us under renewed obligations Tor
late public dornmrntS
A counterfeit s. not" vas reported III
.reulation in this place last week, and in
consequence two-t''r's Of our business
places clos"d
EMc Cook & Bro. is still rcr''v'nSa
nll line Of all styles of goods at low
er prices and t" snit the times.
RIP Huston advcrtiSes his Stallion
Prince Albert r., in another colnmn this
voek. Those who desire to improve their |
stock should not fail to give Mr., lIut>on |
acall.
We hear but little Of the proposed Ma
tchitoches and Red river railroad Is |
this enterprise another Of th"s" "w"n-
ders of an hour
A full line of AL grade goods at re-
duced prices at MrC"ok & Bro.
The Bart Mile passed up bright and
early Tuesday morning. She has our
thanks for iayors. CouShatta Is the ter
minus of th" Ahr'S trips now.
Breeches of coniAcncc-Dr. Mary WAL
ker's.-St. Louis Journal.
None of the boys want those pants had
enough to invest cash in them.
F. Skead will be United States Vice
Consul at Ottowa. What if f. Skrah
adde's Free Press
Flo will have Y'ot1aWa: that all.
Cutting for the cnttrr-l!airdr"ssrr
anxious 20 puff his anti-harr's =rras"E
"Excuse me- sir, but YOU are Irctl"-
Old Gentleman: "Bald. ELI Yes. was
born sO"-Ey.
Mr. Emerson via please inform rs if in
saying "th3 hand that rounded Peters
dome" he meant to iMSlnuatc that some
body pnt head on Peter Oil City Der
rick.
Paris eats Thousand horses every
month. That is what W. call -all"pIng
consumption
No it aint--its taking the stakes.
Vim. and Mary Hewitt are at work on
book in the 'Fyrnl. William is eighty
two years of agr. and he knows Hewitt
feels to be old.-Frrr Press.
Ti-rol.dr-rol, dc.rol-d-ri.
Sir Peter Coats, the spool thread man,
is threading his way through the South
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. he's been here and gore. See the point
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From the reply "lhch c'''"'" VI VI
European powers nave made 7" 'h' QUO
man circular they nave e''"'''''H ''''S''
zen u Tor ''rc"'ar '1'o'''"'' S'''i''''''
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Asnnday sch"ol boy upon "'oS aSNe'
what made the tower OF l1sa 'e't' r.
pied, because OF the famine III the 'aho'
-Hackensack Republican,
III Swallow tails never 90 out of fashion
but it seems to us that newspaper reaoe'
don't swallow tales as they used to.-Cir
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An old maid in the West End lost a IA
vorite cat by death, and she hal his ski
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lZO just received at McCook & Bro