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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-31
THE BALL AND Rat.
The Acaes Defeat the OSceO)as- The
Championship wall be Decided Ia.
N0rrOW-The Lone Stars Nuc.
cumb 10 tho Reals-The
''sNS' Club.

The Acmes defeated the Osceolas last
Sunday, aud now the game stands ono
and one between these two clubs. To-.
morrow they will play the Sugar game
and the winning club will be awarded
the championship. The old pitcher of
the AGNES, Mr. Lecomte, played shot.stop
and Mr.. Kaufman, who has been lately
admitted a. q member, took the position
Of pitcher, Score Acmes II +; Osceolas Is.
Umpire, 2. 8. Prndhomme.
Tho Lone Stars and Reals met last
Sunday for . game, and from the manner
the StSts belted tho buckskiu everything
looked favorable to their side, and the
members felt confident ofs victory but
10 and behold on tho last inning tho
Reals turned the tables and defeated
them by 1 runs.
In our last issue 10 made mention ofa
club being organised on Tiger Island
called the Tiger lslandss" in which We
made On error, tho name Of tho club il
the "296' Base Ball Club. The follow.
ing Gre the names Of tho officers: jules
Sompsyrsc, president John H. Henry,
SECRETARY and treasurer; John Neelsn,
pitcher; John n. He, r., catch aud cap
tain; Robt. Morrow, short.stop WIN.
W. Clark. Arst.base John CLARK, second.
base; Sam Henry, tbira.base; Jules
Sompayrao, left.6eld (; Andis Butler,
centre-tieh T. Vienne, right.Aeld.
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A FATAL ACCIDENT.
Death from the Explosion ofs Coal OIL
Cara Child Fatally developed
IN FLAMES and Meets with
y Horrible Death.

W. are just IN receipt Vi an informa.
ton containing the painful and ss,l IL.
tclligence that the eldest daughter Of
W. B. Carr, on Isle Brevelle, abont nine
miles below town, met with her unti,ne-
" end from the ignition Of coal oil anil
sudden explosion Of tho can. From all
the information which va could CLEAN. II
seems that the child, aged about thir.
teen years, Was attempting to make a
fire and was in the habit Of using coal
oil and GU the day alluded to, had = can
Of coal oil near her sprinkling the con.
tents on the wool which was ALREADY
lighted. Tho flames thereupon imme.
diately communicated to tho can, and
almost simultaneously the can exploded.
enveloping the poor child in flames.
which soon communicated to her chothes.
and in . second she WAS in mass Of nor.
ried flames. The child fingered but .
short time - death 5000 came to relieve
her al the 0xcruciating pain.
We tender 10 the afflicted family our
heartfelt coincidence In their bereavement
At tho loss Of Their dear little daughter
who was no doubt great assistance to
them, - che was Of such IN age a. to be
Of great zee 20 her parents.
Death hss taken her from them and
and claimed her ~ bis own; but let a.
hope and believe that she is coutented
and happy in thu sight Of Him who ind.
geo I'll thinga for The b+st.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-31
Trying Tines.

Trying Tines.
Il 10 sodull about town that not even
the "bus' Of . Sksstsr can b heard.
xsrehants and clerks 90 kept busy bat.
ting Of tho dust from tho counters, etc.
Darkespep for tho lack Of eastomers
have to drink up their liquor, and 20
through the usual routine Of business BY
charging it up on the olsts. Prsaehefs
deliver short sermons on aeeount Of the
excessive hot weather-and perhaps
owing to short donation In the hst. Tho
vivacious little flea, just about now IL
lively for the housekeeper The old
bachelor, amuses himself by 6shing the
eockroach out Of bic soup plate, and if
be dares to kick, bic landlady would
poanes upon him like = bumhle
bee upon = clover top for that
last weeks board-in this case dis
erection 10 the better part Of valor. The
butcher throw In bone for extra weight
from which they expect you to make
roast. Something 10 the matter, more or
lee With every body' insides. This re.
porter spsnt bic time In dissecting nm.
exchanges on Grants trip
around tho globe. Take il oil In al
IAese aro trying times 10 our little city
where old maids aro ~ numerous.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-31
A Live Paper.

The New Orleans WEEKLY DEMOCRAT,
10 . large sight.pags paper. Its columns
will b devoted to . discussion of the So
cial. Political, Industrial and Commercial
interest Of the Southern States.
4 prominent feature Of this paper will
DO 10 Agricultural Department ; every 81.
fort will b made to promote tho inter.
change Of views and opinions among
farmers and planters /; to give tho latest
crop news in tho form Of Geographic 10
ports ffoU oil oyer the country and from
correspondents in the parishes and coun.
tiss Of tho Southern States. and to fur
nish authentic statistics and general in.
formation affecting the agricultural in.
terosto.
The Weekly Democrat will also con.
tain oil the most important news by tele.
graph from tho New and Old World, full
telegeaphic reports Of tho proceeding in
Congress, and Of political events oil over
the country Several colnmus Of tho paper
win b devoted 70 fashion topics. sport.
ing news and The drama, while . oousi.
defsbls space will b reserved for sketch.
g, stories and tho current gsns Of light
literaturs.'
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-31
RIVER NEWS,
Old Cane 10 falling.

Old Cane 10 falling.
The weather THE week hss boon NO.
fully hot.
Business on tho landing last Wednes
dav was good, bat since then It has zone
"where the woodbine twiueth and the
'skeeter reposes on beautiful red uoses.''
The genial Oowty Of tho Yasoo Valley
was around town last Wednesday shaking
hands With bic friends and collecting
bills.
The Yasoo Valley came in lest Wedues.
day morning with good cargo Of fte,ght
for THE place. II passenger want ele-
CANT accommodation, largo and com.
Portable state rooms and good fare and
gentlemanly officers, they will find that
the Yxzoo Valley ranks - ono Of tho
best on tho river. Her officers are relia.
bio and attentive, they pay strict atten.
tention 20 all business entrusted 20 their
care. The old river veteran Capt. Rea
10 In command, Boazmau is her aaable
clerk, assisted by the over cheerful Dow
ty who is always ready to swap" Of .
joke and never refuse to take segsr.
We clip tho following special corres-
pondence from tho Colfax Chrouicle
dated New Orleans, May 90: capt.
Dick ainnott left here with his "Bsst
Able" for Louisville, May 9Th, per tow
boat, Jas. B. Williams, for tho purpose Of
building new side wheel boat for the
Grand Ecore trade, to bo completed BY
Oct. lst, 1879, and to bo larger, faster,
and to possess superior accommodations
in every respect than the old Bart
Able" which he is towing to Louisville
for the sole purpose Of utilizing her two
cylinders for the new boat, and viii be
left At the Howarl's shipyerd to 10 sold.
He will expend 81, 900 in the new boat,
and the builders (the Towards Of Jeffer.
lndisns) assert that she will be
At least two miles aud . half faster than
tho "Able," and will Ike the finest boat in
Ill respects that has ever plowed tho |
waters Of Red river. The Captain ia en2
joying tho best of health, and will in al
probability remain In Louisville until his
new boat IL finished. Tho "Bishop.'
George HAmilton\ he's been suffering
with rheumatism ~ in both teet, and
confined most Of tho time in bed aimee
the "Able" retired, but il now up and |
about. Tom Dowty Is on tho Yasoo Val
Icy, and presume yOn "swsp lie" with
him occasionally"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-31
Personal Nentioa.

Mr.. Theodore Schuman returned home
last week, from New Orleans whore he
had been ~ mercantile business.
Mrs. Mary Pi,que and daughter left
last week tor san Antonio, Tex, which
place they intend to make their perma.
n-nt home. Mrs. Picque IL the mother
Of eur tsl-n'.h friend and schOolmate
Chsrl-sV Picqn. II whom We have not
heard j. man. a long ytar's We hope
they will 6nd their neN home \ satisfac.
tory one. We commend them to tho
good people Of fexar.
Our old friend Mr.. L. Duplex was
taken down with disease Of the throat.
and one time bis condition was consider.
ed critic ], but We are glad 70 note the
fact TO our numerous readers, that at
present writing be is doing we'll and out
ofdanger. We hope to go our old friend
upon tho streets soon with bic genial
smiles.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-31
Some Hsg.

Mr.. EDiTOR-
The following 10 tho answer received
by mo from NJ. Andree Deshotels, Of
Vile Platte, La, 70 inquiries propound-
ed in regard TO . hog be killed several
month"; back, Weighing $50 lbs. net.
+. "The father Of ny hog ~ half Irish
eraser, half Berkshire. The mother half
Berkshire, half Chester. IL length from
snout ~ root Of tho tail six t6et foar 10.
a.ss ss i Sssd...s az ssSe:
Of lard. bid not weish Il alive: Prs
same j. weighed sboat 800 ibs. VIZ not
10 fat . Il could hsvo bosu -oould have
made L weigh 900 Ia noes than Il did
II was MT quite three ysass old when
killed. At two L became too hoevy b
breed from, sad made harrow eek"
H'fs. G. y. D.
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To GuM CheNera.

"Got an item for yoa," said On indivi-
dual % he entered our Office. "What 10
i'll" asked tho reporter. ''The gum
mania hes struck the town. A down town
young lady challenges any girl 70 chew
gum With her. She Offers to chew .
hundred quarten worth Of gum in ono
hundred consecutive quarter hours. Gum
to he clear, and not mixed with shoe.
makers wax"
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Arrival and Departure Of Nails.
SHREVEPORT.

O11NGI v IA Vnls
Arrives. Departs.
Monday, "a. NJ. Monday, "A. NJ.
Iuesaay, Tuesday, 4 p. n.
Ihunday Wednesday, ] A n.
Friday, Friday, 4P. NJ.
Saturday, Saturday, 7 A. N.
Arrives. DEPARTS
Sunday, 2 p. NJ. Sunday, ! p. NJ.
Tuesday, Monday. "A. NJ.
Tuesday, 8 A. N. Thursday, 4 P. NJ.
Friday, 2 P. M, Saturday, 7 A. N.
Saturday, . A. N. Thursday. Z A. NJ.
AlNDEN AND WINFIELD.
Arrives. Departs.
faeedsy, s Pm. Wednesday, "A. "
Friday, Saturday, Z A. N.
MANY.
Arrives. Departs.
Tuesday. s p. ~. Monday, s A. NJ.
Friday, p. N Thursday, "A. N.
MRS. NJ. A. BURKE,
Post Mistrrss.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VEGETINE
For Dropsy.
Central Fall, r. l., Oct. u, ia77.


Nix. II. r. STEVENS -
It ia pleasure to give my testimony for ycnr
vsluble medicine. ! wAs sick for long time
with DrOpSy,. uGder the dOctoss cara he said
il WAS water between the Heart aud Liver.
received 10 benefit until commenced taking
the vegetiue; In feet grew worse. hxvs
tried many remedies they did not help me.
vRsErlxK. 10 the medicine for Dropsy, Ibegan
u feel better after taking few bottles.
have taken thirty bottles II 81. I en- perfect.
" we'll, never felt better. No one can feel
more thankful than d..
/ am, dear cir, gratefully yours.
4. u. WHEELER,
veosTlx..-Wheu the blood becomes lifeleas
anil stagnent. either from change Of weather Or
II climste;: want ofexsrcise. irregular diet, Or
from any other cause. the veeetine, will renew
Ghe blood. carry OF the purtd hunors. cleans
the stomach, regulate the bowels, aud imparts
tone Of vigor % tho whole body.
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PrsR Hlwarl Pstaseh,

Conposss add azssasss llusie % sedse !;
win an. yivs isstl1sliess % piaose,
huteo and bsaoo inei1unon>s. Veal ~.
do . speciality. Pianes carefully ta1sd.
00ee a WashiaGton strest.5
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-31
Livery Stables.

Our young friend, Mr. Ssss; formerly Of
Clortier~iNs bot nOw . rseidsot Of Til,
plsss, aud proprietor Of ~ extensive
livery and feed stable adjoining tho
Plxnt~r's Hotel on st. .Dsuis Street,
wiehss w to state to hls numerous river
lllsnls ttA - nov Soady 10 aceou.
nedAteall " DC line.
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4 st,si,e ,1at.

4 s"s'ss ''
We learn that our friend Theodore
HalIse b ~ lseky p.opsistor ofs brown
eolseed rst that hasn't IL equal for VA.
bling. i ~ besu making nights melp-
dioaS % To deniseas Of that vicinity BY
pousing learth 10 sWeet dulcst notes %
"Daby Mine" sud ~ "0wset By aud By
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

No Judicial Advertisement ,ciN he
'sserted IN this paper hereafter, Nh.
~ tie Attorney becomes security
tor tie advertising bill, eehich mxst
BE- paid on FIRST INSERTION, or
they ,ciu be discontinued.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-31
LOCAL GLEANINGs.

y
The City Council meets next wsdnes
day.
The WHITE sewing machine Is the
hest.
D.. Jackson brought NJ in tho fret
peach Of the season for which hs has our
thanks.
Chew JACKsON's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. Nov. 0.ly.
Why don't some ono come along and
build % opera house this would set tho
minds Of tho people at re%t In this burg.
Clear up your backyards and burn the
rubbish. The smell that il waited over
the city At present Il 40 delightful these
hot days.
NJ. Mssshall Carver has ripe peaches
on biz place.
Got the WHITE sewing machine.
The District Court, Judge Pisrson,
presiding will open next week, aud from
tho greet number Of names on tho docket
The lawyers expect to reap rich har'
vest.
The WHITE Sewing Machine is the
aimplest and best constructed made. For
sals BY II. A. WaImslsy.
Archery 10 fast becoming fashionable
game among the young people. The At.
srow strikes tho nice young msn oftener
than The target.
The WHITE sewing machine has moro
capacity and power than any other fam
ily naehins made. For sale by II. A.
Wslnslsy.
Ysaug Amssics hes dispensed with tho
marble and tsp and 10 now devoting bis
tine - W. flying Of tho kite, which
= lslhse 3 strspgs coincidence to 40
wAss " ass In tie very midst Of the
lshisg ssasou, blaskbsrries and rips
pluaa
OH The dust The dust. "Dust thou
- cd todsst thea shsll return" When
dsest then contemplate dustiug. from
tlsss diegipSs!
II Tie. lady who cent % the poety
sCall Ne Dazzling" win give ~ hsr name,
~ viii pablish ~ came vithout men.
tisoisg Aes Dsos. But IL be- bssa our
iavazisbls rule never 70 pablish saeny.
nsas eeonauicatious.
Ths tsasquil mind II The svssses siti.
- = diGtasbed Of - sltssnooa BY the
vssiisssss vsies q selossd ies cream
vsodso whe esy oct u sesans, 6ftssn'
,eeoles1la1An~
Aoss ssd Bio wife ssvss agrss upon
wAas sssssitatss tidy locking seom .
wsaas wil gov irritable whom she
lsas Aak q 1sesA, cigar staups click
iso1s ~ ssessbsd nsatlspiscs end be
esat ~ Gnpsetsd b keep calm
wAn Mid beach Of leos "comhing''
~ Asviag npg. z sg.
aA6H 1ssts ~iss be- pseitiessd fsr
ssDasalies . ~ slsoss ssd saslslaeto.
W. ejast mt hsr hssbssd hasot got
asy slyts sbsst bio.
~ ysssg M shss W. bog snorsh
tsay "9eai" u two young ladies' rec
t1y svseiae Who pissed him %. the
49,. ssGAs y Aavs his tongue slis and
- ~ IN thseagh IL. 1
1 nv Chiusss parsed Il eurinsity
ltb lssRsd wisb figured Chisess paper.
y ssaslv ~ - -, aad - sans iostead
ofsossl slbsc - y slseesthsr qsi,s ~
eal1nAlI :. 81
~ yssliass ssils b III aiss u friend.
- JSC6yasg = sssss~ 5 dollas y ID.
vsseis Clsells. 1evssts lottery 10 tho
~, ~ Ave tiled Il whereof W speak.
90 ny lheela 10 spirits
OF neetab. }ssl proud,
81 NJ o1asdisg To- ltvne
= 0fs ehutsk ID 8 crowd,
=. n 80 o ~ A1ies. rba
,.14 Liz !e, =! 9sleA sar =
A. - ~ S29 4.ab
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Drowned.
0Neil Barron, . raitmaa and resident
a thlseity, while drifting log q Cou.
ohatts laot week fell ID bstwssn two
leao end wss drowned. Ne 0'nsil leaves
. widow 70 mourn bic loA.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-31

HRApAcHs..Thsee are various causes for
headache. = dsranesas1t of the circulating
system, %. veag1lxe can - aaid % 30 SURE
remedy Tor tie many kidd Of headache, - Il
acts directly upoa tho vsrioue causes of to
complaint. Nervousness, lndieestios, Costivs.
aeee, Rhumstisu, Neuralgia, Bllioaooese, &c.
Try the Vegstine. You will never regret Ii.
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THIS PAPER q; 49,! !; !: 81; 81; e :
NswsPAprs ADvERrnlxo BclsAu 10 spruce
s e.: :s .s::: :9 Ss; NEW WINK
b mae f,v u IN HUN" NvHVVNO
PARISH AND CITY NEWS.
RELIGIOUS.

Next Sunday, at six in the morning,
first communion mass, at nine. high mas.
after high mass, confirmation; at five in
the evening, vespers, renovation of the
hoptjsanal vows benedictiOn Of the
Dleoeed Sacrament, and conservation Of
the frat communicates to tho Blessed
Virgin. PED.
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The Pump Spring.

Iu0 rump SPRING
This valuable spring has supplied the
wants 81 our citizens with god aud
Wholesome waite, throughout tho summer
mouths, and has always been the duty Of
our City Fathers 70 have it cleaned,
when eomplaints we're made. Last win.
tss this place was badly % .lectsd, 10
eoossquenee Of which this rear tho
watsr was UNFIT IA drink, and complaint
vae 1sde to tho authorities rsGssdins
tAe unhealthy condition Of the spring.
This week force was employed Ia clean
Il out, and from the amount II rubbish
found, W should judge II needed Il bed.
y. The following articles were found
buried III the saud: Tin cans By The
scofs, = Hooking. ylass no doubt Owned By
. mermaid, who upon hearing that hcr
abode was to he disturl,ed vsinooosd loe
some other healthy eongsuial cline !; ALEC
uumeroms booxs, the remnants ,ol cats
and purps that had besn cat into thu
plsos for the determination of that breed;
4 lsygs snpply Of Lovts and shoes. I; IL
pity that some Of orr entespsisipe
saloon men wsf6u6t aware q thla, had
thsy bsen what excellent soob ~ eould
hsvs dishsd ont to their eastons1.
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Fire Ingines.


AZ present, there remain ct The fire
engine heass three engines, two 40 Of
the Old fashioned style, and the third ono
isusshiag 70 bosst Of, but yet II could
do good service II we had . now cot Of
hoes. We think it would b . wise
move % the part Of the Council 70 auth
osiss Mayor nolmss to correspond With
so@s Philadslphia manufacturing house
and exchange the two Old fashioned %.
giuse for . new improved one and
purchase two new ut 81 90; then the
old engine With one sst Of The new hose
could 10 given to the cOlvrsd men Of our
town, which would give 10 two Ans CON.
panisA The hook and ladder truck 10 In
good oslsr. and about the on!y improve
meut that could bs made in that depsrt.
mont would be "a extra ladder. We reSer
the whole matter ~ the nembers Of the
board. NLJ
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VEGET1NE
FOR SICK HEADACHE
Evansville; Ind, Jan. Dis7e.

II. II. Il. S1xvsNB-:
Dear Sir.-I have. used your veeetins for
Sick Headache, and been greatly benefited
thereby. have cvsry reesoo % believe it TO 30
. COED msSieiae. You're very respectfully.
MRS. JAMES CONNER, I'll Third It,
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R. P. HUNTER,
ATTORNEY At Law.
MANY, LA.
viii practice In the Courts Of Sabias
parish. and tho Nineteenth Judicial Die.
trict.
April ls-ly.
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VEGETINE
Doctors Report.

Dr. Chas. II. Dudenhsusea, Aoothicasy
Evansville, Ind.
IT, doctor Writes: have lasso nunber q
Sooo eustoness Who take VeRstiSs. They I'll
epeek we'll q t. know Il % god nOdccine
1oe the complaint it 10 roce0nSoce4.
Dec 81. 1911.
vnGtT1HE 70 . great pa.aca far oar assd
1othere sad mothers; for il eivsr then strength,
sweet sleep.
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vEGETlNR has never failed 70 effect Q cure.
1Ai.k tore and strength to the system dsbilits.
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