davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-06-12

oATri.a3rhis; xans;ai ics,uroa q tho assos
wasa essentially tho tho preceding days OF
tllo week. From tho alatt 10 Tho ntsh the demand
was sharp, and tho Improvement OF tho day bofoss
WAS supplemented BY fursh0e slyAnc0 OF l0c, maknR
Ing total advance far tho weak up last nlaht nf
2ads1So. Tho above spp!lUs only tn shipping nnd ox-
port gfndea. Tho appreciation In tho vnlGs OF cum.
mon md inferior quxlltlcs waa noNhcrO near 70
Rroatl Indeed. the change In cim immun autchcza and
camera stun was scarcely nntccahle. sth0uRh tho
supply has continuod u fall baiow the wants thoso
two clauses Of buyer- Tsad0 started unt bfsty, and
did not lag unt. the last bullock had crossad tho
scaluS, and the fsens II tho ctose wha as firm. as al
snf s during s asI sas: Z. ~G5s S f. m
I0rovvr i lisll Atd sw1 oad.: Theto mcto syyorll
n.nsson a. kt AMONG them ~ .n.taXinH lfsi iPs:
GGtsSss' w :,
e. :; 81 aSass sss &c
al not show Tho s4ulO advance. AonK thu snloa o{
Wsssorn cattle. of nhlch theEa NAs = nnnbot Dl
sseesanE i.tA h. Thsy wsIe sold by t. 5lFnhorn i
TO- q A which, Il froil akA71o aoFo thsn the catsto
would bare tsouxht three Hoeets oeet ~; ~ 6aie4 q
wuTv bas liitIe Inquired foT.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Bssyos-l1dcd atsers. weighing i,&D
T.; ~ t III :ts,
Woahin9 -. @ TN DIDs...:..........,..:.. &po9L7o
iHa IL - i'd ', AuolA
III iGl u l2A Alas4zt
"a x ia9'ss 3 s e: fot ett,
stoek Eatae-Coumonc catiis. vsshIng Vi, 70 w., :.
,afeeori md ;nn cow, isi.ss.. Itsss
.ss% i ri Il Es$sa:.:s sSsa5s t.1$
, 1880-06-12
DnEADSTUTFS,

FLO0H-Wns dull and easy. There WIS dotn1 OK
port inquiry Thufsday evGnlnR, hut It did not hold
out yesterday tho prcos asked seeming to be abnyo
the limits OF tho orders sent sn1eN rsphreh VI
I'D brls winters On private terms, Gil htts double
extras nt SlI6 for ratonts l htls no xrnde nj eaA
Totnl, p7O bris. Also 20u bnga Thursday evening
private ters. Export nnntH quoted Mt 8L5o3i i5
fur oxtr.s, and s1.ulaa2s for cholco oxtrn.
OTuxt NNEAnBruFss--Wcre ntriuly. snIos wcro
l0cars brnn nj 81 carS 1n!lfinga Mt k4als00l
car SHIRTS nt ft0j cars wheat sctceninNs At $5tJ
G5l nnd chr do n& ti5D,
St'hiNti W1llsAr-Was moderately active. at In
teryata and welk. declining lAo ton. and tfnsod
1Mo bonw tho lowest prices Ut Thursday. The Bril-
ish markets Hint, though lteorbnhtn noted good
Continental demnrd, tho wenthor In tho West nns
"hot and fofelnR," md Se1 Y1rk WAS WcnkerI while
lnke frczhts nsnn tended upmnrd, thouxh shlrro.s
wurn willing to eoncod1 further advance. Thero
wuN quito number Of selling ordors carly, nnd tho
execution of those caHhcd n bronk which brought
o eoyorAi ofa thns Ind bedn hold s!o at not less
than No for no1t month. We note TINT tho July a-
CONT nxnln dninlalsed. fears OF cornor for this
nnth becoming less Hs tso c"rs did not holievo my
0ng would tFy Aqueexe nmtd many elements
OF wenknc4s. TheEo wns d very light shipping do
unn.l. for tho lower grades. and No. wnn enscr
closing at nbout Hc, with caah No. t'c. Soiler
July apeucd Mt 06taaAc H0d down 10 W}4c. tmpravod
III & AS s!%; @ ssss
Y ~ H Il :ss|s $y; s|s
1tFArea 3 wns .Gsct!.e ior sros a.
ssss sssiSy S$iy I; ! NJ, i Sa Winter "hastso'a
COftS-Wns rntnor r0uiet on the who,e, though mod
SS @ n sno ssnS !; sa ps , hseS
ss a ssxo SSx S. s G 81 s ssps MsssP
Tue next cr1E T,.o ~ mds many !,nsaf. ssnEsh
ais ri e er mi
sf ss$ HSs!s"s ss:s! s;s
s'1 a.x nHs, s S Hs @ sns s ssms DC
aaFf "a .ss e' s:E% ao Ct sS "
, 1880-06-12
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following instruments were tllcd for roco
Fr,day, Juno u,
City PRnpEnTf,
Wood u. At intersection u Ennth Branch Ut
t.h!cItu River. Y I. ~ It tn t7nal, tIAtyd June
w. !. HCIlnlMun 10 hAt0uHl Guy Hank uT
Viii Thrtosmth riass, ia.iiia' IL I. gixtH
H. dafud May ~ u. u. uaAluls ~ christlan
JsNphhl!.
Carroll Nv ~ H. . H{ 1eItufsun u, (, 0xtl0 II,
dated ApFit ~ ". a. WfnkuInnn IL Chicago,
AIlenufes i II. tAat Hai!oHd Eu.l.. ....,..... .,
Cnr!oll ay. u y CUR Ut n1sptal,lus ~ 1, ii t.iOr
IA II l4tsd April a1 tkstata u jacu6 H. WIZ =.
csss Il. u III liii.ois. 1. III LII IL .atisi ~
1nne II lAastcr In ChSncsFy til AtheFt Dick.
Esaas::% u t!s1i istiis. I, GiiiviI i. dsi;sd :
Jung u ~. W. t}1nhain N Anu1 llhbaF13.... J.
Wund hI, :. nUf hIIxle, q 1. 2tztA H. dated
May " tWIll!sM tlulso III III Ii aagaalanh
Augusta st III II Ut AAhtA1id ", n T. z3x1zs ii,
4Ata4 JAns II lChAtlSa GlAMs W Antun kuI+
upyton 4. liii Il j of Ciay. WI M!i:s il, tatsi
. june u ttfadeFtck Fink k!J. 4. ikuschl.....,..
We1l Twelfth 1t, Is + = 9f Western sv,a &. ~
~ X datod Juno 10 tuehtA spIllano " W.
XJ.Ia
, 1880-06-12

natlo by investors frum tho bcst of them at tho
low figures which hnve 1atcly ruled. The bcnrs
hnvo Attempted tn hrcnk these properties dnHn,
bt,t havc ony partially s,,eccedcd, md now they
arc Rcolsing tn cover thstr short contrncts,
Tho New ynrk Central cRrret1 81, ,Ga', ,6s1 ~ In
the oiHht months ending May at, this ycar,-a
gain 1T q, ,.tA ,7QaS over thoso OF tho same timo
lnat year.
Thu fnllpwing nro tho earnings OF tho Now
FORK, Lake Eric s. Western lsailroad for tho
month Of April:
Gr,s. enrnina..... .s:7?,;.. slGI!,iS Ino. s7o;xn
Ne, cas;slnss........ .o"'. MtMi GSi.W inc, g2,Ga
October u Apri., inclusive. - -.
- tss-'T H7o.'N. lntrrdft
Gross earnings. ....iIiN.fis $lDtfstst ai,5ln.an
WDtk tDt 4 uf np.lsos,, il {IkNjl hfshtH .Ut,1S
Not enrf1lnEs,... -, 113f.83 aEnY3f7 1.0If,b
, 1880-06-12

BOSTON,. Juno 1l-FLoun-nusl, Western suptrs
fne, s10@t0o; comnon oxtsus, ts22s8ao0, Wisconsin
extraS. eiA09a25t Minnesota do taW@700i winter
whcats. Ohio md Michigan eaD3A15, Illinois md
Indiana, Ee5ad0; 8t- Louis, t545Gaa5i spfinr wheat
patonts. sJld03a25: wIntcr do, fac5S7,51
GNAtN-Cosn-Uomand fntr nnd matkot nrns mixed
md yellow, 6s&9j8c. Oats In fn!r domandi No. and
cxtn whte 4Gts5lt: M. white, 4ta45os No.2 mixed
Internationally nnchnnVCd.
EG0B-Wcelt,rn iTGHh, jQfQsIlNG, ..
lsECEErrs-Four, 3,11 hsIsf Whent, 600 bu; corr.
t2,tUI bu.
bHuHNgNva-Elour, Uo bra; corn. 4l,M bu.
, 1880-06-12

ItYTXTOr:3-Wero in fnir demand ID small tots Ut
{!O pnr bri for now. Old Rtnck wMx dull mud wonk.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MGfe In Hood rGauctt ht 70
porih Turkoys wcro dull nj GfAc per ID, aud ducks
EEE1}S-Were dull nnd easy. The late kinds were
0ercs 6ut received l!to ntfce, Tho tno fof sow!nE
1nvinH Utmost pnsecd. Other ynr!otieH wcFe gMlGt.
Hungarian wAa Nt9Tc mlct W&fsc. tnlnthy $..akt
2..s ind cioxcr ean Flnx sold Ut tlN@L0, nnd
buckwhnnt ht itlc- :
SAi.T-Was In demand and stendy:
ftnG hAt bt!.; is
j,nlrY, withnut tncks. liz
Ashton iiairy, snck, atD
"lilSkf-NAs III lnUtHrhtG dG1n!la Mt tito rccent
dDcatnD. NnlcR n1NrtGntGd 4ti Grlh nlEGd KpOds or
tho bnaa Gt fl.lti rDr snilDn for hiRhHnEs. 49,.
WUDl.-Fher0 Hcetna to be = iltt!o moro At1r. and
nome h,usos pureaHnR in thu lntoEtus. Tho clip
nf unw5shed Ia ntetnt reAtly tn fell, and waAhod
ttfecos nre now cOhn3 nf llenora quote tho lNtt1r
Tic. For medium Mn'nahcd 2sc hhk bebtl offDrcd
ny Enstorn buyers. The largo nlnnufActutarh sHort
lDltEnllid To hold out rs long as th1y cnn nnd W0'k
their stDckk OF fntGgM wool. but lcnlnrk show
l!u innre wil1In9Nefc tn bnelntn. Tile HoFtHn Hut
stfn enyn: It Is reported TINT ttorH arc HnH iro
than lnltnND bn Of flY9Fn .Mupl unsOld In this city.
Including about 6ulh1I) lbs NJ MUntuyden md 4ub-
(lU Of AMsttlitan This *nnpty Is ann0whRt OprFis.
Alva, with trMo dull ntld THO d0nEatto ell lacu-
miiInting nli points" Following quotations for
thh market:
GOOD medium tHh
lnrFG 0f uEY llp "
tlhG nn#h4HeH neHeo..
tUnFSG NuWHAhGu tHEcD ,AfhI4
, 1880-06-12
COMM EI1CIAL.

Tho following wcrc tho receipts and shipments
Of thu leading articles Ut produce In this city
during tho twcnty.foar hours cnllnynt7 n'csrk
Friday ,nornnH, md tho corresponding tinlu
Inst year.
, 1880-06-12
1lINlfAI0.

NuyFALo, N. r. June misunderstanding ueRieeloC
Corn dull; sases Of 2aW bu to arrive ut Ak9+A"
Oats neglected. lyo neglected. barley ncSlocteo
CANAL FiiktlAIb-FitM und unchanged.
, 1880-06-12
PEORIA,

PEORIA, ILL.,, Juno ll.-HltAIN-Corn active NM
lower, high mixed. 3l1d43sci mIxo.t. 3Et9SiNc uau
dull and sover, No. whlto, 3t93lAc. Rye htmt "o'
!, S01sl41c.
ulullWIxYs-Stsndyn at aL!17.
, 1880-06-12
LOUISVILLE.

Lou1srlL1E, Juno 1L-CorToN-Dull and uu-
changed; 11}Sc,
FLOuit-ateady, e1tsn Ea5o; oxtrn family, sLms 4 ,
Mo- l. N.soS47is chnlco fancy, fi'59s8U.
GilAlN-Whent atcnly, witt, fair demand, at 9lJh.
Corn In falr demnnd but at tower prices; No. white,
4aKct do n1lxDd. @1c. Onts dull md lowcrs No.
whItc $50; do mixed. TIC. Hyo lower; No.3, Sc.
HAY--HteAdy NJ tl2fk1ltM
WH1sKY-stendy md unchau4ed ut $LoA
, 1880-06-12

TonEno. O.. Juno lt.-GnAtS-Whent caay. amber
Michigan. sl.l5As No. rod Wabash, st.1bH, do Jnne
1Li5SSt July tlCnls August md September e1c No.
II. NJ. rcd, sl.lb4; No. Canada. t!.ih Corn wcaki
hsl,.m!Sed. +o4e; NJ. q 2 A4@@qs H9 H.hto ri 70
Ciused-Wheltt tltlls No. re Juno hold pt sLrthi
salUn, July 1T L.uJN; August, EE4c bi1. ,,>..
FREl0iTH-r0 llufIAt0, W1ielt, HHtI cora, ANct
Mhoat % osMeRo. 7c, corn do, Gkcs Kingston, whca@
ksoxI1Ts@Whcat q, COO bu, corn, aioo bu, barley.
2,U1 h1. .-...
ley, aCu1 bu.
, 1880-06-12

NEW FoHK, Juno li.-Cotton-goodS uAfket auss .sr
tied, and sonlo makes OF bseac1ed gooas asv .rs
including luis shirtIngs, otn+ HEoWa srsin
scinG fa,rly at tho revised prtcos. fna1s etisrna
dull. UTess Gnshnus In good donnha 1fiSht ~
d0inx fairly. Mon's-wvat w0olons ire III nsH' ="
quast E0gpikn xQuds dull
, 1880-06-12

CINCINNATI,
CINCINNATI, O., Juno 1L.-CoTTON-Quet but hF9a

CINCINNATI, o., Juno 1L-CorTON-Qutes but nsEa
at ltMo4
F1hull-Dull, family, ti.tOa5.o0: fancy, &aoo$aA
0ItAla-Wheat quiot; No. rcd. $l,lI Corn sttadJt
No. mlxod. z0s.D,fc. Oan Atoady, MOI Mixed "a
@3lc. Iya quot hut rrn' aGc. barley, no ttansctonh
fuOvIBt0NA-pDrk quiet At $1l7a Lard GHaiof NJ
StD. Bulk meats and bncon trm ind Unchanged
WHtHAf-St1Rdy at *lM ,,au.,
HUTTEtt-HtrOngJ chn1cH WO8t0en 1ktoGfFo AS5k7S'
choice Central Ohio. 1l&11c,
, 1880-06-12
BALTIMORE,

BALrIhoAn, Nil, June lL-FLoua-Ao4ys and
sseAdy, Westera AupeEhuo kaM9a16, do extra. slQaA
AuJ; do family, t.1slsaM
Observation-Disclosures lower md steady At ~.
, 1880-06-12

liOtlS-WcrV IN halter deninnl, md sod q n!1nNE
Thurs'nFs a.ices with henyy md mixed !ota Inlher
flfunr. This thy hnt a1d nnrDrnblb tn nctl!lty
hut tl!nrn WAS prettY freq movement nexnrt9lcs*
nnd must * tnc Gny. 9nnEcI nwhc53 a. tnr
ssns .f llat hnss at tA4 an rashapsa VI n,n9y cayy
Mt kJl hut ttnag rticea wore Htterto, hd do mt
fHIry riIrct ltd n1nrkot Hkpa w1r0 annfe at &kula
tiI. Tie inatkGt Giosch atla.ly An rnles arc muir
, 1880-06-12

OswEao, Juno lt.-DnA1N-Whcat stendJ' Cos"7
Woatarn mixed, 0s31c.
, 1880-06-12
WOOL,

PHlLAnkLpnIA, June lL-wool-In Improves soubIs
mand, Oh.o PennsylvsnIa, and Wcat Vi1Fin@ sl's as
oxtsA and above, tsl1aooI sxtfs, tT0*ct meesu .nd
Western tno &4Aj7pi nsdtAu - &c, coa!sot tSomb.
wasllGd o1mblnY and dalane, 9ns I'M n1o1.
M k6r
, 1880-06-12
CHANDLER X co.
MQttTGAQE nANkEft9,
= DEAnDoKN.sT..

VIII nher nt Public sne on Mnnday. Jnno Il. nt r.
1n sls snH Nf rslrctnse MOnor MartRnEc Notes trNw.
irt pct cont Interest Fun particulars Nt their Office
, 1880-06-12

TILE UNION rttGsT COMPANY HANK.
Northeast corner Madison md Dearborn.ats4
Rccevcs deposits and allows 'ntctost aas
nj tho r,e Of ~ por eon subject to tho rites Of tho
bank. @. ". WILSON. Cnah,ot.
, 1880-06-12

IU UMBEIk.
Tho cargo market Nas lightly stocked yastortny,
though tho stun o1arod HAS nearly nil sold. Prtcc.
were strong Mt tho range previously gvon. Following
Ia I he RI 1,rr atf Exto .prtcAas
, 1880-06-12

,,-,
CLxvxLAND, O., Juno iL-fcTnoLkVA-..rs ~
tatious unehAngedt Standard whltp, llu
l'ITraRuk0, June all-PETAoLxuA-|u!s. -snnAd,
shse urmar. IL LII Il taI4ery for sh.puent fs1o"@
Gfo Philadelphia daiIterJ.
, 1880-06-12

BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, J,ttte ll.-Thc following
nro tho 0AlnK ,]ilntNtton9 ut tho fitoak lonrl:
, 1880-06-12

TUUVENT1NEs
WILMINGTON. june u+-aeluira on ToRfaa11a~
|1sm 6kNG
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-26
She was a Little Disappointed.

I remember a whimsical incioent
occurring in q theatre where tao
LEADING member Of tho company W.
celebrated for his magnidcent pnHXys, ny
quo. Que night he was enactioR v!I. JUS,
giui,,s, and bis mother. Wy IT, ,;ssu
never heon In q theatre 10 oil ner !ne,
hapmue,i Oh the occasion TO Oe 10
the boxes. Fresh from nee na4 g',e.
Yorkshire village. It will 10 tea1.s H
imagined that she was somoWnss W.
wiidered with the novelty OF w
scene. When her con appeeEe9 g w
was amazed at the grandeur o. ~
presence In tleshings. seooele sa V.
toga. His appearance cauaeo . ,A eHSH
deal Of enthusiastic applause. Wpoo
! It had subsided the proud motnel:
unable to restain herself. and 70 ~
astonishment ofall around her. ce.e
"I'm so glad you like him. ne..
NV son. Whereupon tho nlotae.
immediately became the oent5e. %
attrsction, and ono admirer e1olalm,
ed: "Weil, madame, you may Wel
He nroud Of YOUR son, for DO look!
podlike az a Roman" AL" ol&ne!s
the moor old lady 10 reply, II olo9'
want him to be q Roman. he Woult
have looked splendid a. . police
man..
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q 1920 -

1874 N, Is not ilestrOd. IL IA
1t will be seen from this that tho
worms have appeared generally
about the Goth june and destroyed
the crop about the Goth August. or
about sixty days after their hrst ap'
pearance. 1t also appears from this
that the weather has no particular
influence. as some suppose Oh them'
for 10 1875 and 1876. whom the rain
fall was less than half that OF sue
ceeding and preceding years. the
appearance Of the worm anu their
destruction OF the cotton crop was
accomplished about the same time.
Prof. Charles v. Riley. chief OF the
United States chronological Com
mission. has issued report Of the
natural history Of the cotton worm
its enemies, and the best means o.
controlling them, which We com
mend to all our farmers. as vel
worthy their consideration.
Prof. Riley is still engaged In tn
great work, especially to US. Of I
careful study OF this destructive In
| sect. and science will yet find q cur
for the Ills our agrloulturalists labo
under from them.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-26
Parish Assessments.

Assessor johnson informs us tnas
tho new assessment. required by the
nyeuue act OF 1850. 10 progressing
quite iavorsbly. Up to this hooE sne
number OF persons assessed ese n'ne'
" and tho gross amount OF the ~
seaement OF twenty Of these parties
mo- reached >s5 1850. Last year the
ssme persons were assessed 10 s sns
amount $50. sO6, On increase OF >s5."o.
The return Of confidence to oul
people. and the requirements OF tne
Revenue act OF 1850. 10 CONFORMITY
Nth the constitution OF 1917. addoo
to tho prosperity Of our people. vn
IDLY marked In the pest two Year,
accounts for the great. 10 might ~!
wonderful, increase Of assessments
We confidently predict On 49, 49,
mont for this parish exceeding WV
600. or an increase over last year q
nearly, i1not quite. $4,000.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-26
The Jewish Lectures.

Rev. Rabbi Hess delivered t~o]
lectures az Lacoste's Hall. Aonday
and Tuesday evenings. The leading
poiut Of tho Rsbbi's argument wss
that the Jews never made any enort
70 make proselytes. and yet the. an
oieot faith was gradually spreading:
Numbers OF the most learned men q
evsry,l nstsonaiity art unconscloas'5
belieyers In the doctrines OF Judaism
the Rabbi urged. and tho DAY W.
not far distant when they woo'c
ouenly neoaaaa ahAlap &C..
NJ = the llr1el
~ - ~ kis b 6odf1e. II
audience WAS 4 large and apprec's
tive ono.
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Tha rivers are rising everywhere
II Cane river continues to rise IN the
,ame proportion 1t has durlog tho
nast week, We may look for . light
dr.ft steamer shortly at our Doors
Old Rcd ID also on tho rise. and 10
All probability will be nsvigable the
.ntire summer. We have now quiee
= number Of boass'i n the tlade. ana
(.nsil Akisd hood trips l. Sts .
Reports from Minnesota to the aotn
.t.te that tho river continues to re-
aoodips tho surrounding country. 4
.necial nom Nc0regor. Iowa, saJl
the Mississippi river has risen ovel
Itvesty fsst. Travel on oil roads Z
Mt 81. eyespe 1estoiss. Psut 81 .,
Az - logged I'D busiCessAs
A :. ...n1 I'M. 1 hundred thousand
toes Of ics were carried Of b u
Watego. :.
4 opeclsl. :tom Dabaas ssys 70
l,,se IN ~ llississlppl Saturday =.
|. ~ - ysiday. y having Y
81 11Aa o1aalss II a ;1eellH9 II
dtssass = aow = iAeass below hia
lua1ee nast 6 1oJe.
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At the Death Bed.

There is no scene more impressive
than tho death.bed. The manly
form stretched upon tho couch. with
the lamp Of life pickering, ana
lovely female voice informing the
prayers for. the dead, according to the
rites 81 tn. Catholic Church. Such
q scene we witnessed last Monday.
at the death-bed u F. G. FORD. aud
although q stranger. the ordeal to
~ was y trying one. Mr.. FORD was
In the prime Of life, being only 2S
years old. and though ailinR tor
some time, only lay down q short
| time previous to his demise. He was
| kind and generous in disposition,
honest and upright In his dealings,
and left many sad hearts in Natchi.
| toches to mourn his untimely end.
The closing hours Of his life were
smoothed by loving friends. aud his
dying eyes were closed a. tenderly rs
II his nearest relatives we're ut his
bed side.
Such was his end A calm release.
No clingings to its mortal clod;
| He closed his eyes and stood in peace
Before smiling God.
, On Tuesday evening the body was
! borne to the Catholic Church. where
the services for the dead were reao
ty Rev. Father Dicharry. accompa
MED by the choir OF the church. I'M
D pealing anthems that went up tor tn
D departed spirit were solemn REMIND
y era Of the uncertainty Of human LIE
4 The services over, the cortege move'
. slowly to the Catholic cemetery
t where ell that was mortal OF F.C
II Foap was consigned to mother earth
. Considering the inclemont weather
the funeral procession was 'are
one. Messrs. Frank P. Rageif
James T. King, Geo. W. Aile. 80!
mour Curtis, John Laplace and Jon
n N. Tucker acting as pail beaser
{. | Requescat in pace. ~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-26
Ninth Ward.

Mr.. Abe Harris, the census enume.
rstor fox the western portion OF wasd
nine. called q cur Office yesterday
and brlpss,A very eheesins account un'
Of the section over which he has
psssed. Cotton and corn crops sIe
most excellent and no worms nave
vet made their appearance. Tne
people are cheerful and In nigh sn1''
In anticipation Of . large and rem"'
narrative Weld from their lab0rs.
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The village Blacksmith.

The fame Of the village blacksmith
has long since been handed down 10
cong and story. In oil politics! re-
forms. or revolutionary up-heavings:
the smith was the leading spirit ana
the smithy tho council fire at when
their plans wore developed. But We
are In another era, and though there
ia no likelihood ofsuch DEVELOPMENT
IN our day as to make the smith on
historic character, still. our 'hiend
Jos. H. Kile y determined TO d'st'n'
e,,ish himself by the faithful mannel
IN which he executes all orders On
| trusted to bic care. and the lov
charges he makes for bis work. h'
| shop Il ON Horn street, In the rear Q
the Ten Brock stable. where 81
patrons will always find BIN W.T.
1hAsnn,Ae IN hand. s1s-
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II Lack.

Our Young friend Tommy Beal has
returned homo . happy and pros
porous young man. At least no u !.
in q condition to become 30, ana u
now depends upon himself to sue
caAa. He won in the drawing OF the
In. Lottery Company $1,000. and 10
tho June drawing s4oo. 10 all NV
thoc,aend four hundred dollars. III
arrived With his money on Tueeoe!
~ ner steamer Jesse K. Bell ana ls
~ ~ q understand, . firm suppoFte.
q ..Chariie Howard's infamous ho'
ltery Company.
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Mr.. Joseph N. Wolison. Of Grapes
RlnfY hss favored us With specimen
hollis Of the crop he 10 raising. They
ara about two.thirds grown. ana
sorr inches In circumference. We
hope tho dreaded worm Will MOI
.hov itself ustil hls crop % Rath-
cred. which b now promising such q
luxuriant yield.
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Census.

Our esteemed fellow citizen W. +.
Russell, ESQ.,. has been appointed
chl1s esnsus taksr. vicssJs P. john
-. Ed. whose asdious duties a
assessor prevented his giving tna'
attention TO the enumeration which
vss required. The appointment o.
Major Russell 10 highly satisfactory
and he informs 10 that the work II
nroersssing rapidly and we'll.
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Mayors Court.

Ills honor Mayor Holmes had very
little business In his court during the
week to vary the monotcny Of tho
summer dulluess. Two colore' rev.
ercnds. named respectively e. Pct.
hum and VIM. Paytcn. Jr., were hr'
rn;yrea ~ u charge 81 fighting ana
,il,y.iirr '],.' peace. contrary 20 u"
,eachiurs u the Baptist persuasion,
TO which they profess to belong. Ills
honor fined each Of them I've dollars
and costs, which Of co,irae, they paid.
How they will'place themselves right
With their congregations deronent
knOWeth not.
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The heaviest rains known for yeato
have prevailed In Piedmont. west
virginia. The Potomac river 70 vefy
high, and part OF the town U uooet
mater The Cumberland and PED
mont Railroad suffered great damage
hetveen Piedmont and Homecoming
by the bridges being washed away
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4otal Gleanings.
The Weather.

Rain, during the week prevailed
to an alarming extent for the crops
From all the information 1T hand. NJ
more rain Ia necessary. Old Sol
however, asserts his sway. notwitG
standing occasional showers. Th'
nights, though. are agreably cool.
ble~t power Of sunshine! genial day.
What balm, what lite are in thy ray
To feel thee Is such real bliss,
That, had the world no joy but this.
To sit in sunshine calm and sweet,
Il were world too exquisite
For msu to leave for the Il loom.
The deep cold shadow Of the tomb.
Moore,
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Sheriff 0o1o,'

L. caspari, Liq., ". Nm ctllaeo Z. nv
District Court, Parish It NeAsaa!99aaeeeh
No. ool0s - Hai1
ny virtue . writ of selN1o 4 -
b iaeued in tho shove eet1eo9 ~ ~
bered NE and % ~ 4iloeeoo 49,
seized and vim e6ee * ~ g 49,
ma hieheaf biddce q ~ 6eoe9 u
Court Iiouss IN Tho city ~ loaAW
Natehitoehes, On .,t.- ~.
saturday. tho 18th ~ q Icy. -
n IL A. n, tAA hllewing e.e!!!
p'TTRbs s ya:usdivSod eas.lalf ia1lsei!.ie
and to = osetain p,aatatass, slba1
Tho paeish of Natehitoeaee 80
sides az Cane Nvef, ssol1la
Fam hundred oAd tWUaA 49,
moro Of ~. together VIII 80
ines aud ,inprovemsats toeeeos E
inT tho cane known - - o.
plantation. and upea waA =
eer It present re6ideo, 80 I!ssss
6ounded above On betA d1og 49,
river by lands belonging t.. Jee'
Chaler. - o. lts9p
| Terms Of So: ,ssitlaatf
Cssh-subisst TO sppteelo !. -, e
6AlCt. 2. FL y. ~. :
.Jwnas. u. e,t so Z 4,
4
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Ceosfnh2e'D 0a)o.,

CoQStahe'D ooDo..
Alfred Magyar ~. John o1l9 ~
Flint Justice'S Ooust pag4Aee !
itoc6oA ~ Ne
ny virtue Of . WIT q II. H.
Is In Tho abovo ea1itls4 - 80
init IA 10 - dipoalsA, I AqaA
snd Vim OR 1be ~ - -
hiehsst bidder, at H. ~ 81 ~!
House 10 ths city ana paehA ANe(ees
toches, On ~, ~. e.. :Haa'
saturday. Jass ~. -, i.
At IL O'Clock T., ~ h''svia = : -
propesty, to.wit: -
0ne tkouoanA lset q LanbG: 0eO
Two hundred Spoke ti1bN nmoA
les. -. ''saz s' 81
Two OK wagons. .,:ss' So
Two Hacks. Ga. .;'1tss
ono bundle 4 iueb soaAd Iroa: 10 a3
Ono Cotton pla1tee. .l,YTs :.ii e.,
| Tasms e 0alo: =
Cssh-subject TO aplea!cene4e:
inn. S. 1c.sstdsis A.,