The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-01-12

nustache where it would 90 her the most r
rood Rome Sentinel, r
DIR. J. H. Cunningham, having retired A
rom the law firm Of Chaplin, Cunning A
ham g. Chaplin, starts out ON his own R
hook It is useless fol us to commend the 7,
Doctor, his business qualifications are TOO r
we'll known for such presumption on onr i
mart. His Office is in the Henry building \
ON St, Denis street, where he would be +
pleased to see his friends. T
W. II. Jack, Esq, the old war-h"rse' is :,
still solitary and alone in his law prac- {
t;ce. Col. Jack is so well and tav"rahIy \
known, and his legal talent so generally
recognized that it would be superti"o"s TO
call attention to them here. Col. Jacks t
card in another column shows where he
is
Boss;er and McKerna, long time cltl-
zens and first class workmen hmg o"'
their banner in this weeks issue lheE
are prepared to do all kind OF BRICK anu
Stone Work at the shortest notice, anu at
tbe lowest rates. They will go to any
noiut when called, and they guarantee
their work and material to be OF the BEST
NJ s Curtis sounds his horn as a car
nenter, Engineer &C., i'll his card III TO-
DAVIS paper. Mr.. Curtis is a sp''""'"
workman, a GOOD citizen and deserves all
the patronage he will receive, which Will
be large, we have no doubt
Black eyes or gust under and above
thc cvcs-have got to be fash'onaole OIL
orr streets. As we haven't had very
dark NIGHTS of late, we conjecture that
word election has been held somewhere,
and It seems that very heavy "beat' oc'
currcd to one of the parties, FROM the
number of mourning optics.
Since our last, the river has changed
from falling to a rising water. Ola Cane
creeps up apace and is as high now as
ever before this season. Capt. Dick SIN
Il mott will govern himself accordingly -
THEY'LL kick again Capt, if you don
: come!
o We learn with regret that Mr. W. H.
Jack has resigned his position upon the
= School Board of this parish. AS the Ia"
l. now stands, with its cumbersome, lntr'
cate and laborious machinery the scho'
Il management can never be effective
~ thc matter be left in the hands OF the 10
cal authorities. spirit of public cd''
cation will become pride and ri'alr'
~ between neighborhoods, and thereby be
y. success.
= We beg our readers to read the adve1
,;Oon,.nts of several Northern and Yves
- fern Wceklies published in this ISSUE
10 The New York Mercury is first class pa
ner for those who desire sporting new
ia, the Sunny Soph as its name implies
nj dear to us AL; the Comier-JoWnat, al
lal above all the Free Press and Cinema
enquirer demand attention, while the "
100 and World of New York, are too we
len known as valuable papers to require
all puff from us.
NOTABLE DAYS 1T is said that the a
for Of superstition is passed, but there Il
ar- vet !. great many women who wo"'"'
have q dress cut on Friday for the wor
-Exchancc. What the dear creatul
20" most banker after is a Wedd,ns
our Dress Philadelphia Bulletin The pre-
rr time for proposals, however, is Choo
unc dov-Cincinnlti Saturday Night. !
Won the prou,lest day in their lives is the ii
i'll Son-day. Whitehall Times.
A Big Hog.
New Natchitoches Parish,
was December, 3lst, 1877.
rel On this day we certify that we W
present and saw the scales over n
JUS killed in our presence, in this parish,
and the banks of Red river, and said ami
cial' actually weighed Four Hundred
bust Eighty pounds. Mr. John Martin ia
this hog on the Brazeale Plantation
+ nd. said parish, and says the animal
about two years old at the time OF b
killed. T. C.. DOnavan,
o"0 NJ. Boundaries,
L. Omer Trichel,
King White,
con- John L. Bass.
'''siS A Gr1TAR BELOW PAR.-He bong
suspl- Guitar, and practiced for six long, W
seat. months. But at the end of that tin
smile of Joy lit up his wan and "
heA' face, and his brow grew radiant VIII
it out as he inspected the corns on the u
,t owe of his right hand. The hour was 10
1884,. and he wandered through! the Silly !
mus' to the boarding house, where she
and directly under that window v
J. Coo had been SO often sanctified by her
JUS iol ence, te commenced to toot: cry
f 1877 twang, clang, boo), I wandered by-l
is in brookside (kling, clang, boo), l wan'
vbv ia by-i-i the mill"-and the sash was I
" with q crash and a deep base voice
ont: Il wish as you fall into your
,osnect off your brookside, und trown yours
o'p p,, dose mill, oder / pillow my vissal an
n OF M. a polizediener.' It was crnel OF n
l. Joe have changed her room without i
lie par nm KNOW
returns The total amount paid over to tn
ish for school purposes for the veal
is, s516s,92 Say we deducted to
~ ~ W." cent for incidental expenses the b
'ne 'e, would be $4652,OO, add to this pc
y '''' due from State Treasury, less 10 p'
'0'o VI (s9oO) and we have s5552,oo as
school monies for the fiscal year lo'
adverti- rlan would be to establish forty
:. He is in the parish to continue in session
lest and less than four months or as long