The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-16

Corn forty cents per bnsheI, and plen
ty made.
" Gloves and Hosiery of all kinds
at J. A. DuCOURNAU's.
James Allen presented the VindicatOr
with a sweet potato of Spanish yam
variety weighing six pounds.
Hosiery and Gloves at II. A.
Walmsley's.
Will some brother raise the tune to
that very good and on this occasion most
appropriate hymn.
"Hark for the tomb, the do|eful sound,
EARN truck" such as Pork, Potatoes
Pumpkins, Hog, Corn, &C., are ready
sale on our streets, at good prices.
Bonnet and Sash Ribbons at II
A. Walmsley's.
Cotton, is coming in with rush and
commands as usual, the very outside
figures Natchitoches is the cotton mar
ket.
We gain custom to keep it, Fl.
A. Walmsley & Co.
Major Kerr, of the Railroad, who went
to New Orleans during the epidemic, and
was reported dead, is, we are glad to
chronicle, alive and well.
Elegant stock of Cloaks just re-
ceived at 81. A. Walmsley's.
Mr.. Nat Calhoun. an old and esteemed
citizen Of this parish, but residing TO-
some time past in Tennessee, has suffer-
ed the loss of his Oldest son, from yellow
fever.
A complete stock of Yankee No
tons at Fl. A. Walmsley's.
Our old friend Mr.. ISAAC RAINS, who
was we'll and popularity known through
out this section, died few days since
ut his residence in Sabine parish.
Edging and Inserting at b. A.
Walmsley's.
Now LOOK HEkE.-You must pay the
INDICATOR We Can It wait any longer.
The amounts are all small and our desire
to gingle some silver is intence. From
this on we begin the pleasure Of signing
receipts.
New styles in Scarfs and Neck
ties at H. A. Walmsley's.
Our quarantine, of which We should all
speak with pride for it was the means of
saving us from the pestilence which Wis
tied 30 roughly our sister parishes, has
been raised and we are again in full COM
mnnicatiOn with the outside world.
- Great reduction in prices at Fl.
A. Walmsley's.
Our river is going down, down. The
Cornie Brandon. Bryarly, aud Willard
eontiue to make trips from Shreveport to
Alexandria, aud are doing u good bust
ness both ways. Unless we have rain
soon, navigation will be entirely sus-
pended. ...:...
Money saved, Is money made,
call at II. A. Walmsley's.
WIN. Payne, Esq, president Police Jury
has been suffering for some weeks with
An excruciating attack Of ophthalmy,
rendering him almost blind. He is i'm
proving we are glad to note and we hope
to sec him ont soon. .
. New goods just opened at Fl. "A.
Walmsley's. Z
Our city ticket was unanimously elect.
ed. The vote was 217 to-. They arc
WILLIS HOLMES, Mayor =
CRY COUNCIL: e..
W. H. Areaux, Isaac Jacobs,
w. II. Ware, A. Ducournau, ~.
Jas. Genius, J. c. Keyser.
A choice line of fancy and com
mon Ribbons at McCOok y Bro.
yellow fever still fingers in the South
despite the cold weather. Deaths, how
ever are but few while the "new eases"
are growing less every day. To last Sat-
urday there had been in all 1887 deaths
from yellow fever in New Orleans and
1888 cases.
Full line Of all grades Clocks at
McCook & Bro.
Cart. Gus Moses made flying visit to
shreveport whore, we understand, epro-
noaea to locate branch gallery Of his
Photographic business in New Orleans.
shreveport will secure an artist Of rare
merit ii Capt. Moses and at the same
time !. most genial gentleman. He re-
main, but short time with Us, and we
,dyi., iii who desire pictures to .
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