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| What splendid berriesl" she exclaim
ed as Mr.. Pierson takes his seat by he
side. She felt confused and shy, fol
she expected Seth TO drive her home
and tried to hide her confusion in exam.
lining the berries Mrs. Patterson vii
be delighted"
Il hope so, for intend to ask favor
of her"
Marah Gray's cheeks were like roses
and her eyes glowed like stars as they
drove home under the tall naples, for
some strange, deep happiness had crept
into her lonely heart Her life had been
so joyless that Mr.. Persons gently
proffered kindness seemed like glimpse
| into another world. Summers might
bloom and fade, winters come and go,
with chilling blasts and cherries rain,
| but the glory of that summer dav would
never grow dim. The crimson poppias
that edged the corn flushed deeper red
as the sunlight touched their silken
leaves, the wild roses nodded gaily as
the girls lovely eyes fell on them, and
the birds broke into blithe snatches of
song, as if they would re-echo the glad
ness in the young girls fresh, sweet
voice.
Il can never thank YOU too much, "
she SAYS, with a smile and blush, as Mr.
Plerson set her down at Mrs. Patterson's
door.
Il will call tomorrow and ask Mrs
Patterson's permission to call on you.
May | ?" he laughs merrily.
O. with little shrug Of horror
r.xoii , must not; Mrs. Patterson w""1
1--WE shall see !"
And he did see. Mrs Patterson was
politeness itself until Marah Gray's
name was mentioned After that ice
itself could not have been colder. She
could not understand how man in
Gilbert Persons position could stoop to
associate with a bound girl But she
was too wise to risk her reputation by
refusing her permission, and Marah was
sent into the parlor, becomingly dressed,
to the chagrin of Mrs. Patterson's
daughters, who had often tried to attract
the attention of the bachelor master of
Locust Heights.
Marah Gray's bondage was drawing
to close. In two days she would be
free-free to go where she pleased yet,
strange as it may appear, something
akin to fear sent saddened expression
to her bright face as Gilbert Pierson
stood by her side in Mrs. Patterson's
elegant parlor.
81 have not had a happy home here, !"
she says, in a low voice, "but in two
days | will be homeless"
''Does Mrs. Patterson refuse to retain
Won i'm her service ~
"She says l cannot stay one hour
over my time"
Marah's eyes filled with tears, for Gil
bert Persons friendship had cost her
many a frown.
"Marah"-his face is very close to
hers-''have you been blind? Do you
know that | would not have sought
your society unless | loved you, for |
think l have loved you since the first
moment | met you. 0, my little home
less one, let me give you my love and
protection for life"
Marah's head dropped lower and her
lips murmured some faint protest against
his marrying a bound girl.
"Bound or free, you are mine"
And he read his answer in the dark
eyes as he kissed the upturned face.
Mrs Patterson was shocked. But
Gilbert Pierson had his way, and carried
Miss Gray off to the Delancy's, who
were delighted with the bride-elect. In
one month they were married, Jack
Delaney giving away the bride.
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DID NOT.

Twas new feeling-something more
Than we had dAr'd to own before,
Which then we hid not;
We saw ii in each Others eye,
And wishd, in every half-breath' d sigh,
To speak, but did not.
She felt my lips impsssion'd touch
Twas the first time / dared so much,
And vet she hid not;
But WHISPERED Ter my burning brow
''0h do you doubt love you now -
Sweet soul did not
Warmly felt her bosom thrill,
| press'd it closer, closer still
Though gently bid not;
Till-oh the world hath seldom heard
OF lovers who so nearly err'd
And yet who did not.
Anonymous.
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PLAYING WITH FIRE.
BY EDKUND YATES.

Idly she stirred the ashes Mt her feet
The burnt-out embers of n by-gone day,
Thinking how bright that fire had burned
what heat
Glowed once where now she found all cold
and gray.
Then idly still, scarce knowing what she did,
Famed the pale ashes with her gentle
breath,
Nor thought of FIRE within the embers hid
Nor dreamed of life where all lay cold as
death
Sudden, light, where all before was dark,
Shone in her dazzled eyes and dimmed her
sight
A tongue of flame that, kindled from some
opark
Undreamed of made MONDAY of the night,
She stood one moment stunned then in amaze
She fed for all her world was in a blaze.
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LILY.

Ny fair white iow'r give me your touch of
hope
Give il to me to to lifes dim sorrow;
Crown me with all your happy trust and
faith,
That l may love the morrow.
Give me your clinging heart, my blossom
white,
Your sunshine sweet to gild my proud despair
ing;
Bloom in my life with light and soft perfume,
Beyond comparing.
Is this too much ? Then love me- bud of snow
IL ask no more. Love me till day is dying,
And night is done. Love me forever, sweet,
Till I'm past signing.
Fanny Driscoll.
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THE DREssMAKER's LOVER.

Only this one dear boon | ask,
That you will give me your a dress,
That n your smile yet may basque,
And gain new love at each caress
The bushes mantle in your cheeks,
Deny me not, it 3 dread fOulard
I've pressed my suit for days and weeks,
And sent you letters by the yard.
Oft at your feet We. knelt and braid,
But you have cut me short and square,
1t lace with you-but I'm a frayed
You will not make up TO me fair.
It's sashy pale has grown my face,
Though all things look most navy blue
III collar mine, or | will face
Whatever evils may ecru
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A Little Boys Long Journey Alone.
From San Jose Cali Mercury, Oct. q.

The overland train Of Tuesday evening
brought a little siK-year-old boy named
Charles Wise, who had come from Fhila-
delphia to San Jose all alone. He had been
taken excellent care Of by the various con-
dncf5rs. The boys father resides in Santa
Cruks but did not expect him until Wed
- syI,eu Ne arrived at the San jose depot
~ found no one TO meet him. He insisted
~ efavine at the depot, as he said bis
fafher had promised TO meet him and ne
I--srr IL would. The child was taken charge
e ~ Chief HaskIll who soon made the
child forget his Disappointment The
s1.eeffFnr hetWoan father and child yesterday
va 4 most Joyous QnP'
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Sad Erect Of Sudden joy.

Paris PaPer.l
A telegraph clerks wife had for some
time been in failing health. She went, by
advice of physicians, TO spend the summer
in a farmhouse in Normandy, where board
ers were taken. She wrote to her husband
almost daily, aud gave favorable bulletins
of her health. Recently he received a letter
bearing the pOstmark Of the village where
she was staying. 1t announced the wi4e's
death, The poor husband swOoned away,
fell into an armchair and was completely
stunned by the blow. This stupeiaction
lasted three or four hours He was aroused
from it by his dOor-bell. He opened the
door, His wife, the very picture Of health,
stood before him. His surprise and joy
were too sudden--too great He mutteEel
incoherent phrases, Historically laughed and
sobbed alternately. He was insane. h.a
physicians fear his death win speedily
follow.
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Smells are now caught in the Schuyl-
kill river. At least a Norristown man
went fishing yesterday and his wife
says he brought home EIGHT small
bass, and q few smelt.
He blew into his gun to see
IL loading up was needed
The jury to q man agree
That the gun blew after he did.
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There was s'society" wedding at States
vile, North Carolina, last Tuesday morn
ing, which has not been paralleled in ornith-
ological interest since the lamented Cock
Robin was united to Miss Jennie WFep,
The fashionable folk of Statesville crowded
the most stylish church in town % see the
Raw Or. Robin marry Col. John Buzzard
"a Miss Eleanor Crow. Col. Buzzard has
recently returned from two years resi-
dence Ia Turkey.
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Soak sheet of paper in whiskey and
let the Aies get at It. In 10 minutes
you can pick any One Of them up by the
hind legs, and their wise look viii aston
ish you.
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a. great many men look at themselves
through the little end of the worlds
|operaglass, while the world looks at
item through the BIC end.
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WHEN the incumbent of stolen Presi-
dency gets up show of holy Indignation
at an alleged repudiation, it reminds one of
the professional burglar who complained
that it degraded him to be locked up with
petty larcenists
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Camping-out parties often become
cramping out parties. This is some
times caused by damp weather., and
sometimes by the food they carry in
bottles
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It Is now very evident that New YORK
slate win bs fhe battla- field of the Presidsn-
finl campaain of 1851.
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NUMBER A..
THE MYSTIC TIE.
Interesting Knights Templar Ceremony
at Holly Springs, October 20, 1879.

Address of Sir knight ]. NJ. Ellis, of
WinOna.
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Ninstrels.

Several Of our young meu met At
the telegraph Office last week and or.
ganized tho 'Natchitoches Minstrel
Troupe" with the following officers :
A. d. Wright, president and stage
manager W. H. Tuunard, secretary;
J"s. Kile, assistant stage manager ;
Noms Tauzin, musical director NJ.
II. Wilkinson, treasurer. The troupe
ia now undergoing rehearsals at the
Firemen's Hall, and expect some
time this monts to treat the citizens
Of the city and parish with a frat.
class show in the burnt cork style.
This troupe. We are informed, 10 to
be a permanent thing in our midst,
and We hope the lovers Of mirth and
fun will render those yonng gentle.
men their assistance in tho way Of
crowded houses at their entertain>
ments.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Notice ~ Tax Payers and Voters.

The tax payers and voters Of the Par.
isll Ut Natchitorhss are hereby notiis,l
that We will visit the following places
for making u r,.visi"n of assessment, COL
locting taxes and registering voters ",
tho dates named below:
Ward 9 H. II Hathor0's, Tuesday,
Juno HI.
Ward 2-J. X. KillingswMtl''s, Thurs.
day, June 18th.
wand 3-Grxppe's Bluff, Thursday,
Jnno 5th.
Warl 3-Boatlwell's store, Friday,
June 9Th.
Ward 4-Camptc, Monday 4 Tuesday,
June 9Th L. 10th.
Ward 4-Bntlcr's store, Wednesday,
June nth.
Ward 5-Rains' store, Tuesday, June
18th.
Warl 5-Bulah Church, Wednesday,
Juno 18th.
Ward 5.-Allsnville, Thursday, Juno
10Th.
Wsr,l 6-Glover's, Monday & Tuesday,
June 23d T. cath.
Ward 7-smith's mill, Tuesday, July
Let.
Ward flames Beasley's, Wednesday
July I'll.
Ward 6-Kile's mill, Thursday, July
ID.
Ward 81. A. Prudhomme's store,
Monday & Tuesday, July 7th 4 9Th.
Ward 1O-E. Rosts. Wednesday, July
9TH.
Ward 10-Cloutiervile, Thurpdsy 4
Friday July 10th 4 llth.
Our Offices will b open at al timea
In Natehitochss. Those who registered
in 1873 win not BE required to reqists,
again but in eass Of . change ofrssidsne,
To asDeasor shouA be notified. Al IN
rsqessted 70 NEST 10 ct the shove pisces
@ tho businesD 10 very important.
WILLIS HOLMES,
Tax Collocor.
J.P. JOHNSON,
Nay l0.lt. Assessor.
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A Dairy.

Our old friend c. A. Payne, know.
inc the wants Of tho citiseos Of ouI
city started . dairy, and every morn.
ing he can DO seen delivering The
6aid TO HE numerous Customer. One
good thing about our friend 10 that he
doesn't have b cross the river, hence
It 10 impossible for tho atmosphere to
adulterats bio milk, and oil those Of
our friends wishing pure genuine milk
With Jersey cream will 6ud il % their
interest 70 patroui,e Charley. Give
him 4 trial.
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License VI. Butchers.

License VI. DutcherS.
The City Mammal made raid on
tho butchers last Wednesday At I ..
a., aud seissd all their beef for back
licenses due tho. city government,
which tho Aforesaid batchess claim
that they have paid in bssfsesak cur.
rency, and will prove tho came in
tho courts. The City Marshal said
hs would carry out tho letter Of tho
Law, il he knew he'd got bic faes
beat into the color Of . beef liver
that va lying on tho bench, then
the butohers retired to hold q caucus
and make the necessary steps to
knock The props from under tho city
government. The marahal cent Q
notice throughout tho Sity, that be
would cell beef at IL o'clock ct 3 cts.
per poand, and By l p. n. be cold
the entire lots. Our reporter made
40 effort 70 interview tho butchers.
and being informed that they wsce in
no mood 10 b INTERCEPTED shout The
injustice done them he'd better keep
bic eommissary door closed 10 prevent
bis "ssb" from escaping, IL he wished
to live to get free beef At their OK
penss. From tho savage griss %
their couutsoanees, tho reporter knew
If hs attempted 70 ~ saytbiog be
would likely be.eat up into sssaks
and not baakisg after sach spoet 70.
tired game, With . fsw pounds Of
theft beet.
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Rat IN ltne.

Nj. Hutsou on Wednesday notified
his friends that ct l0a. No., he would
commence taking up The foorisg d
tie old stable. and to bring along The
rat doss. Attic appointed tine . lares
crowd gathered at tho Stable to Wit
nees the foo. Mr.. H. Ware had hia
dog Keno on hand, and Nj. Hutson
entered his two favovites Kenn And
John. In tho space Of % hour and 4
half l06 rats were killed. Nj, Hut.
sons John killing not lee than y.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Succeseiol Sale.

Successiel Sale.
s......:.. a. v:.... DBL, S.,
'" ''S'V' A'''' "ss"'
QY VIRTUE q "a order Il To Hon
ID ~ Court Il Probstes II and toe ~
Parish Of Notehitoches. I viii ell at thl
late Iooidonee a Victor Inchal. dacaaaad
noar Cloatisavills, On
Tlss.ac. .1.... ,a,l 100
49, A'"' 100
r.: ~ :. ~ s eseoea pte2etrX eeleee'
iaG % no saeeeesoo o. ss'd victor r.
cn3;
Mscs oa len1 ssteasc y. ono W
cssUw ~ seWno CaoQsleev1lIc a she
~ eeak q Caae fivef deeoendinG, con-
teanlee ene nunorea ana eleven aspeote,
ooondee aoove BY lands belonging 70 the
neife o. ~ seraphin Racial. and below
Dye ttaet I. O. !snd oeloeeing to setd sue
cecosoo q ': kechaI, 10 tho reas y lands
q Oocaf CHOPIN and on tho ftont BY
Caoe nvec, together with OIL tho build.
lneo ana lmpfovemente theron.
2. a tract Of land situated on tho loft
oeok q Cane river Descending, contain.
tng ooe handred and eighty arpente,
nov o. ~, bounded above BY To tzoct
q ana soove described, below BY
. oact q lana elso belonging % aoid
eooceeoaoo, IN tho rear By Little nv.
% aao Ga mont ~ Cane flver, together
WITH OIL Tho baiIdings and improvement
thsssoo.
= 4 @sct q - eituated On tho let
haak q g. nver deeeeeding: contain:
1ae &c aa1oea aed0 Ghty md ooe.half
espeote, ooe1oec eeovs ~ tract OF land
- eeove oeecf1ecd, beIow BY lands Of
O0eaf Cnoponi 10 no tear ~ Little river
ana 90 mont " Cane rtvef, With 81 tho
ne oaidtnepeo inpcovsaAcate theesoo.
Z. 4 t!aet g land sttuate4 about Two
IL 1,lce ee.ow tne eewn Of Clouakvtl!c q
tne ~ oenk o. Ceae river descending,
cscatalnlng W. nsoerea ana ninety.
tetee alpeete, bounded abeve BY lands
O SseqcaeLaceat, 6slow y Lands fcrs
s ~ ln % 4. p 1eona, 10 ths
Hy M ,4s =, 49, ~ sn9 90 Itons y Caae
ysssats ~ thseao ~ ''' :" p''
s. 4 traet ofland o. tho left hank Of
Old nvse dseoendtng. containing eighty
aescc, nece q - bounded sbove By
lands q II. bs9t Heeoysr, below BY
!anoD q Auguoeo u. Ueeoyer; IN Tho ne0r
By pubuc IAnde e00 % mont by Old riv.
g With tho buihin&s aad inpfovemeuts
thereon.
8. 4 Toct ettuaeed % tho h(t bank Of
Little n!er deeeeodfng, containing 6fty
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NlIeeil'b Sale.

S6ee1Pb Sole.
Aniee vaseoeuo ". D. L. 0illen.
District Court, Parish of NAtehitooAeD
No. 09l0.
DY vistuo ofs writ Il Fl. FL, Issued In
ID tho shove entitled md numbered
o1it aad % - directed, I have seised
ed win oGoe fox sale 20. tie Let end
Ehlahoat biddee q Tie door Of H. Coaft
IS1oia - city and paEkA Of Natphito.
'sa1v1sy ~ ~ dsyef Jssa 1879,
I1eovel4 1loleGll hsals efeala the IL.
|iewilg 1as1bs1 10y, to-wit:
- p1oa1o1ioa vhoeooa Vietoe Doe-
'boeouo1o gnsGly sesided,. aibaated 3
~ IHGA4 HI i1eoAoa q ~ NJ
- 6 00yes 0easbeaa, vita q O.
b0I11iAD 'ond inQssve9e16 $3.50,
1oQ1ai1I1g 10 o01A noeoee - 49,
1T pog6oa ofthO woot I'M c. '.
~ Q1neoee q eeetiea 0e. I, "a ~
0agsa oeasbssa, esataia1ag - s1G1y
A. anethse lElet Il land, beiaaA1o
ct ha1 q Aeeth a11lnaitoe Gg10o.
ID II. 8 tsvasli1 u No. !, 60
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VEGETINE
For Dropsy.
Central Fall, RI, oct. ~, is,7

Central Fall, r. l., Oct. H. le17.
Nh. H. Il. STHvESs:-
It 10 . pleasure to give my Testimony for your
valuOls nlUtecine. was sick for long time
with Dropsy, under the doctos's care He sai:!
II wss water between the Heart aud Liver. ]
received no benefit until commenced taking
the vegotiue; in fact grew worse. have
tried many remedies: they did not help me-
VEa9flNs. 10 the medicine for Dropsy. began
to feel better after taking few bottles:
have taken thirty bottles In Oh. am perfect:
" we'll, never felt better. No one can feel
more thankful than d.,
I am, dear sir, gratefully yours
A. ID. WHEELER.
vEGsTlNE.-When the blool becomes lifeless
and stagnent. either from change Of weather Or
Of climate, want Of exercise irregular diet, or
from any other cause, tho vegetiDe, will renew
the blood carry of the purid humors, cleans
the stomach, regulate tho bowels, and impsrts
. tone OF vigor to the whole boly0
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River News.

Cane river u crawling, old Red
booming, and . heavy rise reported
above.
That feet passenger steamer Yasoo
Valley which hips along the wstsss
like . swallow, alter making ninety
one lssding between here and New
Orleans, arrived at Grand Eeope
Toesday morning with Capt. Rae
walking the bell rope and Bosnian
pushing tho quill.
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A New Way OF q "Dun."

A well.known druggist 10 this city
has invented a new process to make
debtors "plank up," BY posting at tho
entrance Of his store q delinquent
list" of oil those indebted to him 10 Q
bold hand. He says the thing works
like q ''charm,"
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

No judicial Advertisement riU he
'sserted IN this paper hereafter, en-
- To Attorney becomes security
Ior tAe adrertisisg bill, ,rhich mast
Be paid ON FIRST INSERTION. or
tkey ,eiN be discontinued.
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1nprovenents.

Nessrs. Hynes and Hutson hsve
demolished tho old livery stable
building On Sc. Denis street, whore
they propose erecting a now ono for
tho came purpose.
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! L. Chas1evillo " Jooooy Hlackmau.
Yvirtue q . writ q u. FL. issued n
- IL abeye entitled sait, I have seised
cd viii oGee 1De 0alo 20 IT, Let and
highest biddee q ~ dooe q ~ Tbath
Jostieo Court In tho Pasioh of Naech.
toehso, a
8sssr1ly Tie la dsy Of Ny, 1870,
4 10 seasek 4. n. tho following de-
esibsap eopeety, to.wit:
Ooo 6la0k 0oeoo.
1tv~s Of Sale:
Ca1A, sahjest 70 sppeeiee1eet.
8. DEAL OUCHE0,
1ay 1O2t. Coastablo 10Th Ward
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vGcGT0NG,
PRBRARED u
IL. nE1lI& DosloI, HAN
Vegetins il Sold by All Druggists.
SPECIAL CITY TAX NOTICE.

DELINQUENT Taxpayer Of tho city
" Of Natchitoches, ono hereby notified
that unless oil eurrant, . we'll . dslin.
quent taxes due sbo city, ~ paid With.
In stxty days from thiS date, viii enter
suit for tho same, - directed By Ordi.
nance Of tho Mayor and City Council.
w. E. RUSSELL.
May 3, ls79.2t. City Colleeeor.
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t.ining 10 6O-lO0 acres. being the came
property acquired By D. L. Gillen, by
Act u date 9Th October, 1871, before ]
A. Barlow, D'y. Recorder Of said parish
Tersss Of Sale:
Cash, subject 70 appraieement.
l.. 4. DEBLIEUX,
April 26. Sheriff.
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THIS paper 4; A. E;* !; : ; |:;;; ;j !;
NswspAsRn ADvEaTlslx0 BUREAU no Spruce
49, ::n':,e.: nay fWXR
y male foe Il Ia UV6W UVU NJ
PARISH AND CITY NEWS.
LOCAL GLEANIN0S.


Iuo peach crop ID JO0ki pg up Tine
Bsets hays already made their ap
peasaoee % the strsets--we mean
the dead ones.
The WHITE sewing machine is The
bese.
TIE b0tcher war has subsided, and
tho juicy tough beef reigus supreme
once more.
The season has arrived for the
vsiee (ths whippoorwill to bs heard
sfso evening.
Get the WHITE sewing machine.
Monday Was an encouraging day
toe The lishtningrod man.
Dess eseqaet expect to flourish and
60 " hope to record broken shins
The ouu0es
Chsw JAcxsoN's Best Sweet Navy
Tebaeoo. Nov. 0.ly.
Pluns 40 jast getting ripe enough
% kick ap stuupas with young Ame.
sieais issidss.
The avy rains last week filed
tbs erssf 70 Aatboat navigstioo, but
played ths deuce With the ''dewbsrry
bsigads."~
The WHITE sewing machine is tho
eAes3sst.
Ne. Ssss bee already made Or
lasgsmsats With mechanics to build
sp ths old ssnpin.allsy baildipg on
g. Denis stssst = . hrst.class build.
ING fes livery stable purposes.
TAs WHITE Sewing Machine is the
simplest end best constructed made. For
Ga)e b =. A..Walosley.
Crops 60 very pronising siuce tho
NE saiss, ed yet Ne arc not hap.
%" beeasss ths grass and weeds are
also AeasiSAiag
h WHITE Swing nachins has moro
ssPasitg 81 Dswss than ny other fam.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-10
Arrival and Departure OF Maib.
SHREVEPORT.

Arrives. Departs.
Monday, "a. N. Monday. : A. NJ.
aseeoey, " Tuesday, 4 r. NJ.
IeeseSay Wednesday. I A. NJ
If,day, Friday, 4 p. NJ.
saturday, Saturday, : A. NJ
NEW ORLEANS.
Arrives. Departs
9eeday,2 r. NJ. sunday, r. NJ.
Tuesday, Z" Monday. Z A. NJ.
Tuesday. y A. NJ. Thursday, 4 +. N.
1rlday, +. NJ. Saturday, : A. NJ.
Saturday, : A. u. Thursday. z A. NJ.
0lNDEN AND WINFIELD.
Arrives. Departs.
raeedsy, 8 =. n. Wednesday, 7 A. NJ
Friday. e Saturday, Z A. NJ.
MANY.
Arrives. Departs.
russdsy, 6P. NJ. Monday, s A. ".
Friday, 6 p. NJ Thursday, r A. NJ.
MRS. NJ. A. BURKE,
Post Mistress,