The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-27

!, .,,vs business management Ut the
IL, r,,plCAroR, Mr.. SHAssy retiring from
70 ,bs, position on account q III health
4 and visits New Orleans on solicit.
,,o tour for the paper.
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G. Farmers are not happy.
o The business men look blue
Very few people in town.
Diptheria still fingers here.
ID Wood scarce 81 per cord.
" Nota single show this winter.
% What about that fire company.
q Rad colds is the complaint now.
b Nice crispy paper this week En-!
- The Jesse X. Bell. so HAMEE says,
ii, mail be up next week.
! Dan Rice's river circus is coming,
paybe.
!" The hum OF the cotton gin Is still
/. bsrd
, Mails coming regularly. thanks to
: me hard working manager HIRsH.
= will our friends OF the MiUdrn De-
: mocrat please exchange with us.
{. Apples are forty cents the dozen.
! for the choicest.
N Christmas and mince meats. Go
|. urHerisson's.
x Fifty sacks Texas rust proof oats,
J. n McCook 4 Bro.
|, The Catholic ladies' will give a sup
mr. ior that bell week after next.
The mails OF Thursday morning
n came In very wet and muddy.
The colored Methodist congrega-
ton give collation. at their Society
hallto' night.
The Shreveport Standard reaches
this Office twentyfour hours behind
the Shreveport Times. What's the
matter
En- EJ. GAMBLE gathered one bale OF
M cotton from each acre Of his place,
about 60 acres. Gamble has no short
crop evidently.
B Its the opinion Of the Shcrilf's Of
dce that the road overseer OF the ST.
Maurice lane ought to be fined for
not putting a bottom to the mud on
that public road.
Anew lot Of wagons and huggies
MncU0ok 4 Bro.
The cclored people OF this city had
Srsnd ball on Wednesday night.
vAiDh vas, according to all accounts.
lsrand success.
ltthe present writing about one.
tkAoi the cotton crop usually re.
aised by the merchants here has
been brought in.
Our business men report great
falling or this year in business. and
The facts stare us In the face that we
must do something to build UP and
that 5000.
~. 1cCOok 4 Bro. has II, one OF
the largest stock Of all kind OF goods
ever brought TO this city.
Divine services tomorrow, at the
Cathedral. the Second street Meth.
odist church, the Baptist church.
sad q the colored Methodist and
Baptist churches.
Just received at McCook Il Bro,
Adlss scarls, clOaks. shawls. etc.
hr. L. CAspARr has written to Al.
~, TO bis friends and family there,
Wascertain II one hundred peasant
families could be procured for this
parish. II tho answer is favorable
nc. Informs ys that he will 60 out
% Europe himself and bring them.
hstother land owner in this sec.
aoa b at work !?
There IL some talk OF forming a
'nssfy company In our town. We
lope the movement will be made u
0ccess. Let the young men meet,
Nyaplze and uniform themselves,
the State will furnish the arms.
TOE close Of the year Is approach.
wand large number OF our sub
o1oers will be required to renew.
have a paper now that cannot
Mto please and We confidently ex-
e0s large Increase to our already
aIe circulation.
Mr, Hou.EIy, who was charged
~ the embea.lement Of a ring va.
~ u ~l5, has returned to Shreve-
- and proven himself innocent.
Nease glad 70 know this, for Mr..
aopsELY Is we'll thought Of here.
Athere Ia no law to protect them.
= citizens living on the east side OF
WAs river will have TO protect tsem.
otyes against the drunken hOwlers
~ tafsOt the roads nightly.
Vs had occasion to trayel over the
seets Of this parish. n one direction
hesfs and We do not wonder that
0srade Of this place has fallen Of
efsatly this winter. People can
sss to us except through bog
u, - and unless something IL done,