The People's vindicator., 1879-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.
PARISH AND CITY NEWS
LOCAL GLEANINGS.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.


Cosgrove, Editor and proprietor
VINDICAToG, all bills for mver
tising vii! bc paid to Mr.. 4. y
Lemee, who is authorized tO rpccip
therefor.
Subscriptions will ln paid t,
MIR. EevcrlyTuc and as a lars'
amount is due for 1879. we hope
our patrons will promptly NEE
our demands.
Gus says he's all wright aud keeps
fresh oystcrs--Iisht on the shell.
During the week, our sidewalks hat
n faculty Of sliding from under y fellows
feet, from which many u tall oath flowed
Some people say that u certain
quantity Of wine will do o man good
1t is the uncertain quantity that hnrts.
U Pshaw is the way some of onr
young ladies' address their cor'e
TinritdtiOM to our devil.
Money is tight, but we see great
many who have none "a great deal
tighter.
Chew JACKsON's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. Nov. "O-ly.
For down right lying, with oath,
commend IA 10 Rev. X. BLUNT and
j. E. BREDA. They have wofully
maligned our people.
Natural channel for trade-the Mis-.
sissippi river. Natural channel for
public leaks--a Congressional Com
mittee.
Quite an exodus was there Of citi.
zens last Tuesday. Jud ges, lawyers,
citizens gone to see what had become
of the "Keller" committee.
Our thanks are due to steamer
Ashland and her polite officers, for
full files Of New Orleans papers.
Our compliments gentlemen.
Hon. William NJ. Levy, Judge Da.
vid Pierson, Jas. II. Cosgrovc, and
Y. P. Breazeale, left on Tuesday boat
for New Orleans. where they will tes.
tify before the Teller Committee.
She was insane. The affidavit had
been made. Tho examination was
going on a learned legal official
made a remark when she broke forth,
"Youth ought to be stomped.' He
subsided and the Bar audibly smiled.
Gloves and Hosiery Of all kinds at
J. A. DucOurnau's.
Shell oysters kept constantly on
hand Mt Wright's.
Weather We have none. It 10
much of sameness. Rain, rain, rain,
until il seems that the clouds were
eternal, and the whole Heavens were
weeping Ger the misfortanes Of the
unfortunate South.
Families supplid with oysters at
WIight's, at 30 cents per dozen in
shell or out.
Snow three inches deep in our garden
and beautiful red roses in bloom but on
our streets it was little less aud large
beautiful (!) red noses were. in bloom
also, and very numerous on tho corners
40 Numerous in fact, that we thought the
''boys'were using largo red tomatoes on
their proboscis to prevent the lips from
getting chapped.
"Oh, mud Horrible mud why should
yeu treat me thusly now, you compell
me to expose my No.S; don't you SEQ
that big reporter OH tho corner, ~ sure
~ ] live, he will publish the size Of my
'clotl-hopper to oil the papers in the
State" ia the cry Of tho average Natchi-
toches belle that sports No. 8, as she
crosses muddy street.
!, Did any one SEQ ias much mud IA
e1ists. 1t this time I The streets,
after the thaw, are ono mass Of slush
in the full Specification of the term
Travel is almost impossible and con.
sequently trade correspondinely dali.
The idea that the U. 8. Govern
mont intended to interfere with local.
affairs, caused some stagnation in
business, = general anxiety, and no
very complimentary Expressions Of
opinion.
In tho opinion Of this "local" The |
parties who have made affi,lavits
asaipse sitisess Of this parish have
sinply ked, and The proof will be |
feetbeonise y elaeidate the fact.
''Resndy" eass to us . day OF two |
40 aud said be was sick With cold !; |
sssal ~ get the eternal phlegos out !
G ~ threat and ehsst asked this !
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Seasoa tAae - 40 : lseal.