The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-10-19
PARISH AND CITYNEWS
LOCAL GLEANIyS.

Health here hearty.
fffis Police Jury meets 1T Monday.
Let every member be pres.
Registration goes on tond will close
on Friday next
Edging and Insertig at Il. A.
Walmsley's.
The officers of tho Bra1on and Will
ard have our nnmitigsd thanks for
kind favors.
Elegant stock of doaks just re-
ceived at II. A. Wahsley's.
The wards are nominaing police jurors
and magistrates whose ames we would
like to publish ifthey vii send them in
New styles in SArfS and Neck
ties at Fl. A. Walnsley's.
We ask this question of D. II. Boullt
Is it your purpose to mass the negro vote
of this parish 7 Lett be wered.
Hosiery and Gloves at H. A.
Walmsley's.
W. A. Ponder Eq., reports the gallant
Democratic stronghold of the Parish, ward 6,
ready to do her full duty and poll more votes
than ever for the ticket.
~ Gloves and Hosiery of all kinds
At j. A. DuCoURNAU's.
Boiling Williams, Esq, our candidate
for the State Senate spoke at Campte on
wednesday last and had rousing meet
ing.
A complete stock of Yankee No.
tons at 81. A. Walmsley's.
We beg that every democrat in this
ward will attend the mass meeting Tues
day Goth inst. On that day will be nom-
mated our ward officers.
~ Pull assortment ofladies' cloaks,
shawls and nubias at J. A. DCCOUR-
NAU's.
PAINFUL AccIDENT.-Hon J. B. f.lam, N. c
9TH district, vss thrown from his buggy few
days since snl had his Arm and leg broken.
We learn thst be 10 doing we'll and hope to
note his esrly recovery.
New goods just opened at Fl. A.
Walmsley's
We are gratifed to state that NJ. J
Cunningham, Esq, our popular anc
worthy young candidate for the legisla
ture who has been very, very i'll, is i'm
proving slowly.
Great reduction in prices at II
A. Walmsley's.
Our section was visited with q heav!
rain on Wednesday night, since. which
tho. 4sstbssS. Id Ia been decidedly cool an(
wemay look for frost in very few days
Dry Goods at New York price
at Fl. A. Walmsley's.
Boiling Williams, Esq, reports the pol
teal prospects cheering in the extrem
He has been canvassing his whole dl
trict speaking at this point to a lare
audience of ladies and gentlemen G
Thursday, and to-day he will address OF
g f.llow- citizen. at Marthaville, in ward
Bonnet and Sash Ribbons at I
A. Walmsley's.
RIVER NEws.-Oh Red has gone down to
.nches steamboat water on the bars. 1
,...,,s- .,-;.. low encouraging. Inc
Willard and Brandon are each making weekly
trips to grand Ecore with fine freights. Rates
are up to one and ono.half card
Cheapest House in town, II. A.
Walmsley's.
CRops.-The prospects for cotton are no
what was hoped, in fact we don't think tha'
will reach two.thirds Of last years yield. I'M
tint Is very light and scant while the worms Il
most places ruined the top crop entirely. Corn
however, is abundant and hogs are on the IN
! crease.
We gain custom to keep it, Il
A. Walmsley & Go.
Every person must vote in bis ow
ward, And ward officers, that is polio
Jurors, magistrates and constabIes mus
be voted for in separate boxes and SCI
a,ate returns must be made by the con
| missioues.
Ladies' will please call and o.
anime at II. A. Walmsley's-the
will be sure to come again.
MARxsr..-lti is really astonishing how Na
Aitoehes continues to hold up in her pr'c
hr cotton, which by the wy is rolling
Sap,dlv. Tho staple commands. according
| farsd.. from 81 to d cents per pound which
n outside figures. Merchandise Of all lines
| down to very, very low figures, aud ifthe far'
n u.r, x..t good prices for their cotton q
H supplies cheap we advise them to come
y .bis plscs and give us o trial.
Goods shown with pleasure
4, 4. Wslmslays'
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