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CousHArEA, La, October II, 1879.
Ddit0r VlNDlCAT0R:

CousHATEA, La, October II, 1879.
Dditor VlxDlcAToR:
B. W. xarston fails 70 give any
emphatic denial Of tho reports IN the
inquiry OF "Videx" IN your issue OF
the Ath inst. Instead OF emphatical.
y denying tho report, OF that be
used tho language 10 bio East Point
speecb, imputed to him, be evades
tho question, and solicitee from bic
friends the lx1RE1Dl0N bio speech
made on them.
He does not ok be feleuds 20 Glve.
nor do they state 1nRl1 1Icoll1CfloN
q % whether he used the language
imputed 20 hin OF not.
But they DO state, that NJ. Mars
ton stated 10 bic speech. that he
would not ratify NJ. 1'Iin4felloW's
course 10 the Convention, but that
tho Pondees, Henry1, Sutherlins, len.
kins, Sslfs and Clnniognsme. Do.
served tho Rratltude Of tho State,
and that Do ratified than.
NJ. NtriogtelloWt course % tho
Convention being identical With the
course pursued 81 those gentlemen,
With whom be agreed and voted IN
all tho vital questions before tho
Convention, ~ leave Il tor NJ. Mars.
too tO explain, how he can condemn
Ut. 0tstngtellow Tor puloutDg . or
txto vl,uroe, and exeol Others Tor pur.
suiag tho came.
Tue Gin Of ono b imputed ioE
righteousness 10 Others. We an
lnsetlCul>sly astonished "a 40 Il STAT.
~ IL thA rspl", No Radical a. ny h
Ri 1isw pesish, net yas lsss I'm a.
oosrsssWesl" Usetninly ne. 0arStou
su,t uis friends have forgotten bic
..utical o0usoe IN tois parish, IN
1870
Cnen . member Of the Parish Ex.
eCutiv~ Committee, after nomi0atiooG
ny primary electi,n he'd been made.
aud but . few dsye before tho cleo
iDn, ho proposed 10 tho Executive
Committee % take down tho MONT
nee Tor representative 10 THE parish.
without BIZ consent, and % pat ~
another csodiiass 10 bic staad.
This being refused. he 1oIfED the
O"moora.ic party, AMI aatv OAted %
independent U9ndld 10 fOe cepreoen.
alive 10 that ri eatOn. But he did
~ stOp herr. Alter tho R,puollcsn
,Aety bid W,a ~ essy victory over .
iivi10d mi0Oei' y Of 0hlte vltoo, and
I'D oleC'od Ill its candidates, the
party NE oos ahle 10 furnish eecuII.
~ Ie thele of9:iAl bonds. ". p
p.Hk, Q negro Radical 10 THE peetsn
~ el-ceed Clerk OF the Court. Uu
% The aest x)o.tsy 10 Nay, 1871, h.
sss uoable 70 give boId. ~ toSt
lay the Dlosftos O',urt Ne % Con-
vono 10 regular oesslOu, aud tho Ot'
tice Was vacant, CIV. Nicholte ~.
.jvlaed that tho curt would It'll
| unless be would sppolns come o0e
o. o. '1 :s.s e%' .y. CIV. s,eho',. .p.
pointed lam Ll.so. y white D~moerx,
T., al the ofllcs, hut before b. could
reoeive biz commission, III. B. W.
xarDt0n WITH Osnsts, o0OAmy tn
surety tor tho Radical negrO Peck
and thereby prevented the white MAJ
and Democsas from being Induced
into ofRoe. Sec tho cese Of STATE E1
Rel. Sam Llsoo ". W. p. Peck, q
Al. 80. deoided IL tho 6uprem(
Court II Feb. 1879.
| 10 tho toCo Of the RECORD vi
Cart B. W. Maroton, Of bio TREND
eth insist that be hes never gjvel
encouragement 20 Radicels.
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OSCHOLA W. ACNE.

The sscoud game for the championship
We played IN this city last Monday morn
ing, beginning at q o'clock . N. Tho
contestants played With . seal and -.
tivity which exhibited the interest man.
ifested in the game. The game flushed st
loS o'clock =. N. with:ths following score
Acme-25. Osceolas-1@.
Aeme-Fliss caught - f; ~isPad 3.
Osesols-Flies caught a; missed 4
Uumpire, p. 9. Prudhomme-Seorses
W. H. Tannasd, U. P. Brsassals.
There were but fsw spectators On The
grounds, but the contest was exciting Up
to the sixth inning. Tho Acmss still
hold the champion bolt and defy oil CON-
pstitors. They srs justly proud Of theiI
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ARCHER Aenieide,

Lest Saturday ~ ct. nth n ssoat :
o'clock ?. .. ftaseois Jases M stssek
10 The hsod With Some blunt iustsa0eot
10 Tho hssds d James Smith, . eolesed
jshoess. snd be sksll fractured, from To
elects Of which he soon died. This &C.
eurrsd on Emile RostS place, On Cane
river forty miles below this city, The
PARTIES bad some dispute shout cotton
piek,sg. resulting 10 the death Of Jsues.
The Coseasts jsry touad verdict
AGAINST Saith las aalisioasly ssd lslon.
iously sssaulsiss ard killiss rtaseeis
Jnnca.
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i1sesth fszstt, whose death Va.
AVsa'slsd 10 lsst weeks Issue, hss bssn
assssuy ssssd, sapnosted and taken
oess(, IL ~ psst twenty yssss by one
'OAss ibsnss slsves Emily Psrost, who
nv oDvs Up bss'sbssgs, when, sinking
onsasA Ne weight Of nearly i've seors
.yaA dsaaA slaimsd the charge. IN
sAees tlnss u want and ssl6shness. such
As)ity and lsithfhlssss, srs tho szeep.
Nsea I'D shosld bs emblasoned on the
os's'l sfTias In golden lsttss Of living
~ - ....e
~ Nesivsd n N. A. Walmslsy'a
ess>e I'm New Yost, . Isrgs lot Of
W~s@s AaltA Cssssas foe ladies' and
oiaes Wa.nsys Hirsssa Csvssh
u. nsslsss sshunas, % sstssmsd
nssaaat ~ lesg resident II THE city,
- . vs.tsasted illnsss died let eatur.
&k Sunday stsr,ses, hs VA
eea y No sssvs by . Isrse con.
~ d6asss and the nenbeso Of
esSH'7aC 10 . body. He will
- - u 90 bssiasas circles, and
eeslasg b ~ family circle Who
~ 0ahb ~ Thus one By one,
ese Sss's ~ passing sway. ssd
- )aeso t1at eoeo kuew bin shsll
~. - Aai'ias psssssss, no moro On
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Aeuieide.

On Thursdsy October oh . difficulty
oecurrsd In this Parish betWeon NJ. W.
4. Carry aud NJ. ]. Y. Atkiusou, twa
we'll known citissus shout como cotton,
ending In the latter being shot and kill
ed BY The formse. On the sabsequsut
day NJ. Curry came to this city 70 de-
liver himself up 10 the authorities. In
The abssase Of any warrant for bio arrest
OF suthsutic iofaeuation ~ 70 the per
ticulssv Of THE uutbstuuats s2air Il ID
deemed unnecessary 70 make aay CON-
mepts.
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We learn Incidentally thss % The 18th
inst, IN sGfsy seeasrsd bsswssa I. \.
S;nmoos and ]. Withsfp, two eitissns n
Ward 6. In this parish, resulting II he
sssieue II use fatal iajssy Of ths fssuse.
No sathsseis psstisslass hsvs bssa ~.
Fspivea = y ~ saase sftAs N1salty.
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70 u Wholesale anl Retail Tfsl'

70 u Wholesale and Retail Tfsde.
H. 4. Wslmsley hss 10 stock the lar.
gsst snd moss soaplsts assortment al
ceased able PRINTS ever befoes brought
to tbis market snd IL prepared 70 gu I'll
orders 1t New York prices, With freight
and s1psusss sddstl, and oil other god.
on cane tssms. Thsrs 10 10 need Of
sending orders 70 Nav Oslssus os Gle.
vbsss when YIN have sueh . eomplst"
Asns stosk 70 sslsst iron.
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Dsaesretjs Nass ueo1la0 Ward Z

Dsasesatis 1sss uss1i16 Ward Z.
Pursusut 70 . coll Of Hon. @. O.
Durley. member Executive Commit.
teo. tho cltlSe1s Of Ward ; met q
0Ssppe'o Bluff at II a., on Wedaes.
day. October lot, 1879, tor tho pue.
poee o. selecting delegates @ repre-
sent the ward 10 tho Parish Cooven.
tloo % b held IN tho city Of Na&ohi.
tooheo. on Sed November. ls79. q
nominate parish omce1o. The meet.
in0 80 called b order By Ne. Bur.
iev. and Jno. O. Willle@s oleeeed
Oksifmao. and Joo. \. Woloon, ooc.
on motion, tho following geatie'
men Vofe eleoted b. acclamatlon.
J. o. Williams,
Omer Trichel,
jaa. D. 9aybin,
n deleeases from Ward !.
% motion. the meeting adjourned
''' wv JOHN o. WILLIAMS.
5ea. H. wo,t.!.os.: .,, oh. ~!
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"ALL READY CUTv'
LAUNCH Yesterday Of the New Side
wheel Steamer Jesse K. Bell.
Five Thousand Persons Present.

The new side wheel passenger steamer
jesse K. Bell, Capt. Dick Sinnott, wss
successfolly lsunced from tho ways at
howsrd's ship-yard yesterday afternoon
at S o'clock. A more delightful evening
for the exciting occasion could not have
beeu set apart, aud no less than 5000
people were present to eCjOy it. She 10
model Of durability, beauty aud grace
Her hull 10 US feet long, forty ono fos,t
beam, seventy three fret wide over all {;
depth of hold, forward and aft. eleven
feet, and amidships eight feet. Hle IN
the largest and finest boat ever bnilt for
the New Orleans aud Grand Ecose trade
si"ce l0jo, and will IA tl"abt create y
big SENSATION" among the people s"d
,,atTons along ""ld Rcd when xhr
makes her frst trip mp Il . ooted strra'n
The cxbi" IL I'll up, aud trw tw'ats were
ever W far cOin plrt.d upon The ways
that were lanucrd m successfully. The
''oat sat sixty feet slsove the level Of the
river, with her stem $50 f,st from the
water. The elevation bsiag steep, her
flight stern foremost was rspid hut
graceful aud sho shot like . locomotive
from the high hank into tho river, amid
the cheers aud waving Ut hsn,lkerchirfs
Of thousands npOn shore. aad 500 peopl~
mostly ladiss-who werS on board, and
enjoyed tho delightful and exciting ssn-
cation of . host larnch. Just ~ the
beautiful craft baptized her bow Ia the
water Miss Carrie Voolfolk. Of this city,
daughter Of Capt. r. II. Voolfolk, grace.
fully and heroically christsnsd tho now
steamer "Jessis K. Bell" Her made Of
honor upon tho occasion were Miss Mag.
gle Gallagher, Of New Orleans, Mics Liz.
zie Wood, Miss Carrie Cochran and Mics
Lizzie Loving Of this city. The new
steamer was caught after . lively chase
BY tue steam tug Goldsmith Maid, and
towed back alongside Of the Bart Able,
her illustrious predecessor, ewhere she
WAS mo0red, and the people went ashore.
The river round about was dotted with
oil kinds Of crafts. The now Shallcross
took over about 1000 people, and return.
cd with them after the launch TO tho
city. At the beautiful residence Of Capt.
John Howard, ono Of tho famoas Arm
who built tho bost Capt. 0innott enter.
tsiued . largo number Of bio lrisnds.
There va . feast Of good things and .
flow Of champagne, and the guests came
away loud With their praises Of Mn.
John Howard - . hostess and with their
hearts full Of tho very best wishes for
The sncsess snd . long life Of Capt. Dick
Sinuott, and the best luck aud big proc.
psrity Of his magnificent steamer, which
be has done tho honor Of naming after
one Of Ksntucky's most popular sons,
and . gentleman whom "a know u TO
honor, :ove and respect.--Jesse K. Bell.
We will furnish . full account Of the
new host when che 10 completed.
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Doct. Ayer's Laboratory, that be-
done such wonders for the sick. nov
iasu . potent restorer for tho beau.
ty 0f mankind for tho comelineea
which advancing age % % prone "a
'iimiuish snd destroy. HE Vl0OH
mounts luxurtant locke on the bald
and gray pStes among ~, and thu
lays us under obligstiono % hin,
for the good looks a. we'll - heelfh
OF tho community,
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Reply to XarstOl,.
COfrON POlNr. La,
October 49,, 1879.


OfOb"r 1871. 1879.
Editor VlSDlC TOR:
Nv attention has heen called to Q
cart vubDished In your co)umos Nv
he 'fr,eDda and r"ight'Ors" OF B
". Marston E.Q. " ram" is use'!
In aaid card In sucl. a plausible way
- IN cnnvev tho idea to an uusus.
*csine rublic that Ne. Marston At
'aclse1 NJ position alone. Such, cir,
Ia NOT the ease. Away with empress
sions." We want facts "a to what
occurred aud Waa said at East Point,
On August tho sth. I charge that
MI. M.rston endorsed but Two arti.
clee In the Constitution; one Was
article frat Of tho "Bill OF Rights: !"
the other was the I've mlll Limitation.
He denounced and repudiated the
rest OF the Constitution 10 the most
unmeasured terms. He undertaking.
~ and nnequivocally pronounced IL
a fraud" from beRinning to end,
and ''said It would not do" and 70.
fering to = printed copy OF the Ona.
s'itutiou before him. said: "Aers II
l;es Il hate to touch Il, ts (ltly dscsmeat {"
H. further stated tho D .'nocrS'ic
'uvmhers IT tho Copvrn,i,n had
.r"v..D recreant IN the trust con6ded
% them; and what Vas the p6ltrS
..ving Of = million dollars a year, OF
xh'ch they hoastod % much.
NV. Nj. Editor, tho above IL q
pl,in statement ri facts. Nv name
wAs used only twice by Nj. Marstoh,
tlrs.. In opening his speech. he ssi'i
mat "Mr. S,rinRfrllOw Wa only onp
IT ono hundred AMI two Democratic
1lembers, and could NOT be held
reapoOsi6le for the Constitution"
Then be lat me rest. But when be
came to the Homestead NC. my name
va used a. the father Of the act. and
'urni"g u tho neRrOes he told them
II would do them no g00d, and va
,assed on)v TO catch their votes. /
lid not even consider my position
antagnnise1 until he made the above
remarks, and would not have Re.
oiled to Mr.. Marston had b. not re-
tered 70 the Homestead Law 10 such
unkind terms.
Ihsve given q plain statement Of
facts ~ to the language g., used BY
Mr.. nsrston. and I depreclste hsv.
log TO do 20 - much ~ any man on
earth, but cannot afford to 30 made
what I consider the scape. goat tor
Nj. usrston, through bic "itionde
and neighbors." They aIe oil sood
men. and would not do mo % injue.
tice Il they knew it; but my opinion
d that Nj. 4srston wrote their -.
ply and Worded II 70 suit himself,
and % It 10 q hard matter 70 oey
no." many Of them signed With:
out reflection. II they did not, aud
construed bio manner and 'lLAln"
language TO refer to mo. aud not tho
entire Convention, then ! must eay
that they are, II they wore attentive
20 what va 1aid. dull OF comprehen.
zion. ! do not know who vide1 70.
and am sorry that my name has been
u0od BY Mr.. xssston's friends, but
when Think injustice has been done
mo It will always be promptly 70
seated, let It como from what source
Il may, Respectfully.
q. 3. 6TRIN0FELl0W.
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1shdlss Il ths CasAelis church ave
eaessSa1nosat laat Thuradsy night,
10s tss1sss a raisipg tsnils, to 70
30 bsaatiy ~ esustsry, Soe All
ssss ~ sessossiea Quite . nun-
11d6Ieses eassadsd q Lssosts's Hall
S0e osess Bad sadsa 10 the 'ssssss.
. seasaad p,easssss s(shs evening sow.
~Gas deaCAlAbl nssie. The reeo,pAe
=, - .assss = >oe.-Expssss e. Me-
sil+1 y
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Card Of Thanks.

Mrs. T. Schuman and family tender
their sincere thanks to tho membsrs Of
"2ss', and other gentlemen OF Nstchi-
toches, for their kind attention 70 her
deceased husband during his long and
painful illness.
JNO. 4. RA00rO.
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OopsnA1fA, L., 0ok 18th. ls7s.
Editor VluplcAfoR;

We. tho undersigned. !ece present
OF b. v. Marion On tho new Ooa.
0titutiop delivered, about to Oh Of
August last 10 en1oroed article
6fSe OF The Bill Of Rlghto, end ~
6Vo mill limitatioo. Tie ret q m
Opoeoh We . Dr11IR deaonc(a&joa %
Tie o0tiro Ooostitutioo. With tAooo
exceptions. While % addressed the
c cSo,'o ,s .h % -, eo1eS e .sd
waived Il before the su1leooe 10 9
moot dseisjva snd sarcastic manner.
scoenej L, and aid Il was . fcaud
ievm 4 % Z, (hjo Words) that Il ~
6us little betler thsa tho old Oouati.
tueioo, that + would not Do, that tie
asumbsgo OF To OooVoot3oo bed bro.
10 g0croaot % tho tut oooaood "a
then. ao@ Whist ~ ~ saHlag a Z
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
LAND 0Ty1oE ct Natehitoehss, La, !
Sept. 39th, 1872
NOTICE b hereby given that tho fol.
N lowing osmed settler hae died 10:
ties OF bic Intention 70 make dual proof
10 support Of bic claim, and securs Apsl
entry thereof at The expiration Of thirty
days from tho date Of THE notice, viS
Homestead Entry No. COS, Francis n.
Gnin, Of Nstchitochss pseish, for The
west half Of north east quarter, section
81, townahip s north, range s west, end
names the following - bic witnesses,
viz: Audelson B. Owens, of Nstchito'
Chez paeish. and George W. Cain, Of
Natehitoohes psrioh.
L. DUPLEX,
Oct. LIST. Register.
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There 70 no psio. no matter how
severe nor what the cause. that oen.
1ot % partly Of wholly relieved By
Jonnsons Anodyne Ltnlment, used
Internally and externally. It 10 the
tnoet powerful remedy known 70
medical men.
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REGISTRATION,

WILL be ct tho following places on
I the days specified for tho purpose Of
Re9ieteriug the Voters Of Natchitoches
parish, to-wit:
Natchitoches ct tho Court. House from
Thur'd:y, October I'd, to Saturday, Oc.
Ward two, Leonard Ttiehsll's, Wsdnss.
day, October q.
Ward two, H. H. Hathosn's, Tassdsy,
October II.
Ward three, Grsppss Bluff, Thar,day,
October Is.
Ward three, Broadwslrs Store, Friday,
October II.
Ward toar; Caupts. Saturday, October
Ward four, Butlsrs stors, Tuesday,
Ward i've, Asrth.vills, Tsasd.y, o..
tober q.
We'd i've Beulsh, Wednesday, 0eto.
Dor g.
Ward five, Allen, Thursday, October
80.
w !. 'iz, clovsr'., Monday, Nov.u.
Ward seven, Horss Pen Church, Tues.
day, November II.
Ward seven, james Bsassley's, Wsdnss.
day, November IL.
Ward eight. kiss Mil, Thursday, No.
vembDr l3.
Ward nine, J. Alph. Prudhomme's,
Tuesday, November u.
Ward ten, E. Rosts, Wednesday, No.
vember 10.
Ward ten, Cloutisrville, Thursdsy,
November "a.
Natchitoehss until November 97tb.
Psrsons registered laat year will moi
be required "a register again. In ease d
change Of rssidenoe. ! should b mott
6ed % that the names can appear O. tn
proper wsrd bookA
On days not advertised can b found
at my Office on Front street,
! ]. 2. JOHNSON,
Sept. %. Assessor 4 RAgistee.
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Prsf. Edward PstsseA,.
Composss and srrsages Music 70 order
win also give instructions % pisnos.
auteo and brass instruments. Vocal mo.
aic . speciality. Pianos carefully tuned.
O@ce on WsshiugsoU street.
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Gray hairs prevented, dandruR n.
moved, the scalp cleaned, and .he
''air made to grow thick 6v the use
IT Hall's Vegetable Stcilisn Hair
Remover.
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River News.

The water in Rel river 10 to come
when Il rains NJ bnats can navigate
the river with anything like paying
trips. Tho Cornie Brandon passed down
to the tails on Tuesday. The Willard
wei { over to Alexandria on Friday last
and will not return until therv IL ris.'
in the river.
Our l'oat 10 launched, - the following
will show
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million dolla.s y-.:, Il wnir'' >;
boasted 90 much. Turning ~ the re
groes present. be satd: "l,'ok at your
homestead Law. It was psssed 10
rull tho wool over your eyes. and
atoh your vo'es." (his words) The
substance Of the sbova was uttered
nv him in biz speech 40 that hca.
-tvb. H;s whole speech wss . bitter
trade against the new COnetlt uttoD.
and was almost II not universally
rpgrettcd Nv tho whites present.
There YER" quite 4 number OF 10.
dies and gentlemen present BY whom
the above can b. eubstantlsted. We
have M personal feeling against
B. ". Marston, but do not approve
Of bis extreme vieWs. - Ne regard
them dangerous.
Respectfully,
Il. G. 6tringfelloW, @. W. Jones.
B. P. Morse. He Oeleeby,
Thomas ORlesby, T. ]. Boil,
Monroe Oeiesby, J. ". Ssndiford,
". 3. Treudurer. ]. B. Stanford,
]. b. Armstead, Ben. 6agsu,
Ben. Woltson, Jao. A. Bell.
D. q. Hayes,
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Proi, Edward PetsscA,

(TAxH 10 OTHER. 0.E ADvRR1uEllENf.
July SIT,
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JOSEPH G KEYSER,


IA PREPARED TODD all .wogk entrusted
| 70 him quickly audsn . workmanlike
manner. Tomb, C@nnsyA Cistssue add
other wort solicited.
0raers left st BULLARp 1 0ANP.
DILLe viii b pfe0Stly at>esdS1 4.
joA. q, u.
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LOCAL GLEANlNGS.
Hop" On 29th.
Wsathsr uuseasonably warm.
Vegetables still abundant.

O. horseback.
The old Siblsy house, on the corner Of
Horn and Second streets regular rock.
~, il being yscsWstructed and repaired.
Il needed il hugely.
Chew JAcksON's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. Nov. 3O.ly.
4 coal oil lamp exploded At the stable
ell. 4. Ssss o. st. Denis street, on Fri.
dsy the 10th. Fortunately no serious
daasgs was done. Persons cannot bs
two careful 10 handling this explosive
liquid.
Ths Band room WA filed last Friday
evening with y large number Of OUT
iais ladies', ~ we'll A. numbers Of gentle
~. These free concerts are becoming
vssy Depulas, and make Lacosts's Hall .
lively place on the nights named, Of each
vsss, ed sl,o 10 gratifying to tho Band.
10 lAsir efforts to please the pnblic.
CT Tie WHITE sewing machine.
We 40 panied 70 learn that Mn. Daw.
90, vito Of our esteemed fellow .citizsp,
e. =. Dswson, sccidsntly fell from .
twisg, On tho 18th Of September, break.
isg one other limbs.
We still keep our stock Of Drugs CON.
plses, ]. J. ncCook 4 Bro.
osatleoss holding invitations to the
Ns1eAiteehes Brass and String Bands
"nsY On the 10Th inst. can procure tick
90 u The following places, to.wit: n.
i. WiIliasou's drug store Mortimer
Psssts. Csnpts; Sam Marks. hontgoms.
~; PIX Lisbrischt, Cosshatta.
TIE WHITE sewing machine 10 the
~.
TAs old 9se Rose Ball Club Of Tiger
lslaad has dissolved. Two clubs have
ssv tsss organised in Ward 4. The
Wits p. ,. c., John Neyland captain,
~ The Ogden p. B. c., ". W. Clark
sepIsis. Triesdly challenges from other
elabs ~ as1iously expected.
Atrial package Of "9kAck:e eAve1I"
J. J. NeC00K 4 BRO.
Daesing aud Tiss speciality ct n. A.
Wslnslsy's. Now bee on hand = largs
lssef heavy y bsGsing and the esle.
ossasd Arrow Ties, which were purchsssd
~ Ne advases In prices and during
! - vsssr.
Aha. Harris, eolored, charged BY on
Allas n stealing bio hosss st Csmpts,
~ srsstsd % the 10th and lodged In
III, y ssdss q The Hon. Parish judy.
aess waving preliminary examination
lsss Wsdnss'lsy. 10 wss sslssssd on CIV.
10 bed 10 the com Of 80 for bic ap.
Deesasss before the District Court, next
Dseeobes.
II WHITE sswing machine has moro
NDoe1ty end power than any other fam.
- Oosaias nads. For sale BY n. A.
Wslaslsy.
1shsH1lAex. eNAveltIr asd you will
}R~lsby J. J. NcC00K Z BRO.
Mleessh fsnsts, whose dsssh was
aveesslsd 10 lsst weeks Issue, hss bssn
AsseaIly assssd, Supported and taken
ood - ~ ~ tvankv vaaPa hv ma
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n. D,.is q. NATcHlroCRE&.
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70 Bilious and Ague Ssfsrsfs.

"Wheu your Liver in Torpid,
Aud Stomach fSrls bud,
Go I" your druggi"t,
For 6suford's Now Pad"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-10-18

SPECIAL NOTICE.
No Judicial advertisement 'eiu be
,ssersed in this paper hereafter, H.
zee the Attorney becomes secsr'ty
Tor tie adrevtisisg bill, ,cAich mast
u psid on FIRST INSERTION, or
tAe1 aeiu be discontinued.
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1sythle o0mody talrlv, Il will no0
Ieoos but Will surely gain 0 vteos
sovo 0ody, Pure 6lood, ots0n2
00vvOO and q ohOOg1ul ooj0d.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-08-21
THE LARGE ONES ARE USED FOR
RAILS.

Some Of our farmers are wanting to
exchange large corn for small. Can
some county in Kansas accommodate
thcm?-Bafes County Times.
Yes, sir; We can accommodate them
right here in Linn county. We have in
this county some 100000 or 1900, 900
bushels Of nubbins that arc only from
two to three feet long, which our farm
ers have no use for. Our large ones ere
oocd for fence rails. and these nubbins
would IN through the cracksERleus-
anfon Observer.