The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-16
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PARISH AND CITY NEWS.
LOCAL GLEANINGS.

Last Saturday cool enough for heavy
clothing and an extra blanket ut night
Get the WHITE sewing machine.
The Parish Central Committee is call
ed to meet in this city on September lst.
Sec notice elsewhere.
The WHITE sewing machine is the
best.
There will be q Sunday School organ
lied at the public school house at half
after nine o'clock SUNDAY 18th inst, IN
der the auspices Of the Baptists. Also
preaching at II a. H., and at night, by
Rev. Y. G. Cunningham.
We omitted tocall attention to the an
nonncsment Of Hon. G Chaplin "a
candidate for Judge Of this District in
Last weeks issue. The judges character
and abilities sre beyond rerroach. and il
elected, will make good officer.
We omitted TO mention last week the
fact that the justly popular VIM. II. Hill
OF the Clothing house Of August, Bern
holm and Bauer did rs the justics to
advertise his card. Mr.. Hin is q thor
ough business man and know when, how
and when to advertise.
We still keep our stock Of Drugs com.
plsts, J. J. McCook 4 Bro.
c. c. Davenport, shot blind at the
battle Of Charlottesville, Va, 1863, ia
In our town selling , vo'ume"f poems Of
bic own composition, for his support and
that Of hi, family. He was member Of
the ID La. Infantry when wounded. and
We take great pleasure in commenting
him to the charitable consideration of our
friends
Try Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing me-
chine 1t McCook 4 Bro.
The proprietor of grist mill near this
city, informed % that there was no corn
IN this locality to make meal, and that
his toll for grinding, was not sufficient to
pay for the wood burned to raise steam
for bin engine. And this is corn coun.
tsy. at that What q commentary on tho
inprovidence Of our sgricultnrists Corn
u now selling here At from 81 to ] Is per
bushel, and hard to set at even these
prices.
Chow JACksON's Best Sweet Navy
Tebaeco. Nov. 3O.1y.
string band has recently been organ
lied here, within the brass hand, under
the direction Of Prof. E. Patzsch, With
Tie following members:
Let Violin FIN. Tsuaiu
- John Sheppard
1st Flute w. H. Tunusrd
q I" Dr.. J. Janin
violiocsllo Jos. Kile
let D Cornst NJ. II. Wilkinson
Nh Jules Latter
3uhe A H. Lecomte
Ersths winter sets in. this organization
vin b prepared to furnish music for all
kiads Of entertainments, exhibitions and
Parties, and will doubtless afford much
pleasure 70 our music loving citizens.
ossssians chew "0lAck.o 0Ave.g1"
Instead Of tobacco.
Fessals BY J.J. McCOOK 4 BRO.
cspt. 9. Hynes has put ups stunning
eesm mat Of bis Livery stable, one
''ds q which represents "sleepy Tom
% s's iaaous pacing race, with oil feet
" sne Sf ct once, . veritable winged
Pssassa The reverse aide holds fac.
emile approximation Of edwin Forrest"
10 be world renowned and unsurpassed
W. d mile In 2:I1}. He is skimming
~ ground % locomotive fshiou a. TO
eIew tho Jockeys mouth all ont ofshspe,
snd taks oil The hair from his head, A
~ ~ssr young "Bucks" wers admiring
~ ~ hugely and sndesvsring to
~ ~ Captain thereon. Il u a. n.
oassson, however, and 10 = eoo,l sign
~ Cap6 Hynss keeps iast homes, and
bDssSlsssivs In bic limo Of busisess.
TAs WHITE sewing machine In. more
ssDesity and power than any other fsn.
ny nashins made. For saas ~ n, A.
Walnslsy.