The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-11-30
PARISH AND CITY NEW
LOCAL GLEANINGS.

Health of the parish excellent.
District Court opens on Monday next
Heaviest frost Of the season on the
night of 28th.
Great reduction in prices at II.
A. Walmsley's.
Thanks to the Bryarly for files of late
city papers.
New goods just opened at II. A.
Walmsley's.
The acrobats were out last Tuesday
night and destroyed few signs
A complete stock Of Yankee No
tons at Fl. A. Walmsley's.
Tho condition of our streets is deplo-
rable indeed and should be looked to as
soon as convenient.
Goods shown with pleasure at
II. A. Walmsley's.
Chew JACKsoN's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. Nov. 3O-ly.
The V1ND1cAroR received another sack
of mail on Sunday night; all papers, and
the latest was dated 22d September
New styles in Scarfs and Neck.
ties at II. A. Walmsley's.
The VIND1CAToR favors its readers with
supplement with this issue, which con-.
tains much valuable information and is
full of interesting and entertaining read
ing.
Hosiery and Gloves at H. A.
Walmsley's.
Our genial friend W. A. Strong, Esq,
Secretary of State was in town on Tues
day and left yesterday for New Orleans.
Elegant stock of Cloaks just re-
ceived at 81. A. Walmsley's.
Major Bradshaw in charge of the hands
at work on the railroad below this visit
ed our city during the week.
Dry Goods at New York prices
at 81. A. Walmsley's.
Governor Nichols is on visit to Ten
cas- and adjoining parishes investigating
tho late troubles in that vicinity.
l% Full assortment ofladies' cloaks
sbawls and nubias at J. A. DuCoUR
NAU's.
Mud holes should now be looked into
and there is an open cistern on vacant
lot, corner Washington and Texas street,
which should at once be closed.
Cheapest House in town, b. A.
Walmsley's.
On Thursday last our worthy Assessor.
J. p. Johnson, ESQ.,, Joined the noble
caravan of Benedicts. We, in common
with all the other foxes. wish him oceans
ofjoy, life and prosperity.
Money saved, is money made,
call at 81. A. Walmsley's.
Mrs. C. Perry formerly No. 7 Caron-
delet street, advertises the Perry House,
No. 4, Baronne, corner Canal, and solicits
from her Red River friends continuance
of favOrs.
Edging and Inserting at II. A
Walmsley's.
Our people should not be among the
last to assist the family of Lieut.. Benner,
U.S.A. This gallant officer lost his life
in heroic effort to supply the yellow
fever sufferers with relief Our sister
parishes arc moving let us not be last.
u Gloves and Hosiery of all kinds
att. A. DUcoURNAU's.
Mr.. Clark, attache of the Southro" o.
Sabine, paid the INDICATOR visit
during the week. He gives a Cheerful
account Of our good friends in Sabine
and particularly Of our esteemed con
temporary the So"thron.
The busiest place is where prices
are the. lowest-that is Fl. A
Walmsley's.
Our mails came in soaking wet-il
other words the letters and papers were
entirely ruined. Col. McGinnis will, w
: feel assured, stir some fellow up abou
this.
We gain custom to keep it, Il
A. Walmsley & Co.
Ben Bridges, a guard in the employ o
tho N. o. Pacific Rrailroad was iserious
" if not fatally wounded by the falling
Of q tree npon his head, last Thursday.
Latest Mr.. BENZ amin Bridges died o.
Thursday evening from the effects Of tn
accident. He was from Baton Rouge an
his body was brought here on Friday.
Bonnet and Sash Ribbons at b
A. Walmsley's. e,o
Our police jury will now have clea
swing and We must hope that our road
and bridges will be attended to withou
fail. Appropriations for lumber and mai
for bridges should be made, careful Owe
,eers selected and tho grand jn =, poste
on delinquent workers rs
H.. q,
-'..-. e.. ~ -