The People's vindicator., 1879-01-18

We shook Jimmy Cosgrove's hand
with u hearty good will, wished him,
"God speed" ou his journey and
knew at the same time that he won d
make a gallant fight for our people
and country.
Please do not say anything about
it. "Roundy" has been Sub b-mcrgel
in the mud and is now merged into
other business. Watcl, for h,m an
other time.
This local went to sale last Sat.
nrday, concluded he would invest in
"sumthen.' Bought a barrel of
vinegar for Is cents and-found the
barrel empty. A rather sour joke.
Robins! no end 10 them. They
fill the yards and trees aud it is sim.
ply destructiveness for hunters to
shoot them. They make a palatable
dish.
Judge d. Pierson, being one Of the
parties falsely accused Of misilenean>
ors in relation to the recent elections,
has been compelled to adioarn his
court over to a later date. The men
wh" are there falsely accusing our
people are laying npa day Of wrath
for themselves.
Full assortment Of ladies' cloaks,
shawls aud nubias ut j. A. Ducor nau's
Oysters, dream, love
I dreamed l stood in LacOste's Hall.
While, you, darling, stood by my side;
And Thought Of all that beautcous crowd
Int Wright Big Fat Oysters, in loaf
was all the pride.
Br,sTs GARDEN SEEDs.--A full supply
direct from the grower. Also ONION
SETS and EARLY ROSE POTATOES.
Those desiring fresh and reliable Seeds
will buy 40 other.
For sale Ivy J. G. TRICHEL,
Washington Street, Natchitoches, La.
Jan. 4-lmO.
Here We are, Il new local. and raw
hand at the business. The "Boss of
the shop is gone-the Devil is gone
under the nkasr Of the U. s. Govern
ment and the VINDICATOR like many
other "ntspoken journals, ia left
to care for itself. One potent inquiry
comes in at this moment, "Do the
powers that thus annoy our citizens
imagin that theIo ia no spirit left in
the land, or brains to make itself
heard p
Washington street presents a most
horrible appearance. and We hope
steps will he taken at once to repair
this, one Of our principal business
thoroughfares. We suggested a plank
street, last year, and We think still
the property owners along the line Of
the street will yet aid the city author.
tiles in this matter.
Business We have little Of. 1t seems
as If a general stagnation had fallen
npon all pursuits. Money scarce
trade dull, and the country in an i'm
poverishsl condition. Verify wo
have fallen upon evil times.
Perhaps never in the memory of
the eldest inhabitant, has there been
~ much mud in this locality. Ice,
snow freeze and thaw and then mud,
mud, mud, without end. Never in
The history Of this country was the
ike over seen.
He went along easy thought he
could pass over had pair Of i'm
proved rubber shoes over his boots
but then-Alas for the confidence Of |
,uman imagination he lost bis gum
shoes, boots, and lat and then-stuck
IN the mud l'imsslf-mud everlasting.
y.
Was it a burglary or not? Cannot
'ay. But perhaps the acrobats were
'ut on tke muscle. The saloon of r.
Z. Tauzin on the corner Of Front and
st. Denis streets, was literally torn
20 pieces last Wednesday night. The
whole corner brick wall was removed;
,he bricks thrown upon the pavement |
md into the street, but 80 far as this
ocal knows, no damage done inside
The whole thing can be put down as
J piece Of malicious mischief Of the |
rorst kind.
Quite q number Of citizens were out |
- q serenade last Tuesdoy night. !
The Editor requests Us to return
hanks for tho compliment paid him.
BY the way "Roundy" says that no
lnly appreciates the visit Of the sere-
'ading party and was only sorry
hat he had no "sOlid" refreshments
o offer them.
Boo-tifnl snow has departed, hut Mr.. |
'lHsh remaineth-he is u cousin Of that.
3ootifnl Sn- you knew. We are sorry to