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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13
DIED:

On the SOtb day II October, 1880
Dr.. 0Eoh0s EDWIN GILLESPIE, age(
forty.seven years, four months snC
twonty.etght days, after q protracteC
illness OF more than three months.
The disease to which DR.. GILES
PIE fell q victim was ono which, from
the beginning. Get all medical skill a,
defiance. A man Of most exemplary
habits. and tho highest type OF physi
al health. hs was suddenly seized
With violent and acute pains Ia BID
breast and other portions OF BIZ
body. A total loss Of appetite and
gradual emaciation ensued. which
finally terminated In death. Through
bio long and painful illness be was
carefully attended by bic many
friends, and nursed by bic faithful
wife with . devotion most unpsral-
elled.
Dr.. 0soRoE E. GlLLrsprs vas born
at Midway. Woodford County. Ken
lucky. on the I'd Of June, 1853. He
graduated ct Centre College, Dan.
Vile. and subsequently, attended the
Medical College ct Lexington. KY,
where he graduated Ut tho age Of
nineteen. He removed to tho town
Of Nstcbitoches, Louisiana, In the
year 1866. In 1850 be intermaEried
With 1iss FANNY LExEI Of this place,
and has resided here from that time
up to tho hour OF bic death. Or.
0lLLEsPlE va no ordinary man In
any OF tho relations Of life. He Was
devoted to biz profession and he'd
achieved . high reputation for scien.
tidc skill - . successiul practitioner
Of medicine, both With bic profess.
ionsl brethren and the general pub.
lie. Besides reading works on medi.
cine bis vigorous and towering In.
tellect had esssyed the loitier realms
Of modern science, and for many
years past bis pathway Of life had
been upon the mountain ranges Of
philosophy.
He had succeeded In q pre.eminent
degree In doing that which none but
those endowed with extraordinary
mental force are ever enabled to do.
He had thoroughly purged his mind
Of oil the errors and defects which
are 90 apt to bias our minds in our
early education. These be had sue.
ceeded In exercising, and at bis keen
and inquiring glance the phsntoms
Of superstition had taken unto them.
selves wings and fed In dismay. He
bore bis long and painful illness
with a philosophic fortitude which
proved that he had long since achiev-
ed the inestimable boon Of an assured
and untrsmmeled mind. The writer
OF this had known him long aud in.
and can bear testimony to
bio many admirable qualities, both
OF head and heart. An afectionate
husband, . kind father, and Q faith.
ful friend, bio Lie was surrounded By
every tie that can bind % 20 earth.
And bic untimely death has left .
void 10 this community which will
probably never b 0lled.
n n =
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Be It RenQembered

THAT AUGUST WALTER, ~ "a
i Gin and Mill Sharpeuer, h.s WITH y. IN
to this city, and 10 prepared = 6. ].
manner of work in bic lioe. ~: ~
Smith. of tho "295' Bslooa, viii 's''''
any one where he can 10 found
Oct. l6.-lm.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

IL case Of the State Of New Hsmp.
~ ~ ~ otato q Louielaus, has
boeo 90 &c hearing. By The Supreme
Oeust q ~ United States, for Jsnu.
~ a Do9t.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

Some people would like to know
what became Of tho State Central Ex.
ecuttvs Committee during tho can.
Vaso.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13
Sndifial,
Special Notice

draw jury in time for the JAILED h
term, and the public interrst u'sesnls
aj"ry term for the trial Of lnth .aeqoda,
criminal cases, a. well ~ ~ t I'''a civil
ing Of . G'and Jury. It is o,d '@pse,sa
special Jury Term Of tho litS TITS = "
District Court iu and for IT, s.a tSsdiai
N lltt;, be called and ID LIZ ~ !! I
mencing on the First Nouda, ~ Ss' = u.
l'er' 1850; aud the Jury Connis:,.uu 's'>
posed Of tue Clerk Of The Di.tr;...e e \ 20.
S Sass l'. Henry, }. Alphou.e Pre s; hss..
Charles A. Bullard aud Jane, : ~i -
's hereby required forthwith = !. Hsea
and the Sheriff to summon = ;, % esas,
tend upon tho Court, accord;o!! t :! ~.
And tho Clerk Of said Ooutt SihI. .;.
directed to give public notice h...s..
cording to Sec. 1892 ofthe R.v;. 's !, 4.
ntes: Ordered thus 26th Octohse@ IT,; ~
(Signed) D. PiEpSt;;,i IN
Dist. Judge, 18th but. of.
AS0''"s .ue soOve 70 10 atrue anA A..
rect copy Of tho original order a.. d IT, =,
recorded in my Office. wv ~
III testimony whereof, witn... -.
hand s"a and. and Official isaI ssal, hi. ~ y
GEORGE W. KEARypv
Clerk District Coo,t
oceedinss Of tho Jury C.ari,,,..
STAT. Or Louu,.,. /,
Parish Of Matchbox.
CLERKS OFFICE, 18th District Cont
On Wednesday, October III ,aaa I.
members Of the Jury Comni,a;oe ~. y; ].
the Clerks Office. 1t Natchitoeh.. !!
pursuant to an order Of the Hon. n - 81
son Judge Of the 18th District Cs ! ~
bearing date tho 26th day If o,ts 10Y J!
1880. hereto annexed and made ps,t ~,
Of: Preeent:-Joseph Henry. II. :
Keegan, J. A. Prudhomme, e. 4
lard aud George w. Kesrney. -
When Charles A. Bullard, 10 III =.
sence Of the other Commissioner p,,. NJ
then proceeded to open and dr,r ~
the General Venire Box, one Il a ~.
the following named persons 70 IN. 1:
Grand and Petit Jurors at the er,s;s.
December Term, 1880, Of tho lin isI|'
cial District Court in and for the P.,.s
Of Natchitoches, State Of Luulsi,1a :.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13
CHAS., i..HERISSON,
THE LIVE GROCER

lHE LIVE GROCER
o.
Washington Street.
HAS supplied himself with the most
IL select and best. assorted supply OF
Crackers ever brought to this market,
The following 10 simply \ partial list Of
bis extensive catalogue:
ALPHABETS,
SUGAR CAKES,
C0COA-NUT JUMBLES,
ANIMALS,
CAKES & JUMBLES,
MILK-all brande.
Fancy assorted Biscuits, embracing
CRACKNEL,
FROSTED. CREAM,
ROUGH SUGAR.
NIC-NAC'8,
LITTLE BEAUTIES
LEMON FINGERS,
OOCOANUT, TAFFY and
RUSSIAN PRETZELs,
BUTTER,
PEARL OYSTERS.
CORN HILL.
CHOCOLATE JVMBLEs.
BANANA FINGERS.
JACK FROST CAKES.
STRAWBERRY CAKEy.
SODA AND CREAM CRACKERS Of
every description.
Oct. 13-lm.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

Ws0eWy soesy 70 lsasn that The
91o1oebo Jeoale Opllege b not HE.
" y NM . 0ooeooD ~ cominR
~; nV,1o ~ received ~ "a.
eeoooo0ooe WAjeA + neejts. This
~ 0oO)loo1 lnGGitueioa a,d undlar
~ ~ ,s:,ss.; - / : :: e r., R:ssS| \
UOooogo oo1oelo,r / could b made q
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

IL dotoils OF tho late election
eo0o = W. slowly. Enough. how.
eVog. ~ booo resolved TO indicate
~ ~ Republican party will con.
tDo) bo1h beoachoO Of CopRrooe.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

0ono q our eouotsy exchanges
asO0o w 1pasful tAat Q local should
0oop1n1o thols columns, that they
~ b eivo - The election returns
6o0 ~ nosiohaa
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lotsl Estimate, tl9.736 10
On basis Of 10 mills on the dollar.
Very respectfully, Your ob't. servant.
A u NAlNN

NOTE:-Unler tho h~sl Of ''Coutiu.
gent and General Expenses" 10 included
tho $1,000 appropriated by you for the
repairs Of the Jail. and the 500 appro.
pristsd for the repairs Of ths Clerk 3 OF.
nee; sleo tho probable amount required
to pay the District Attorney in criminal
prosecutions aud convictions, and the
probable amount required to nay the
Sheriff In conveying prisoner 10 the
Penitentiary, attendance before the
Courts, &c., and other incidental OK
pensss Of the Parish.
A. E. LEMEE,
Parish Treasurer.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

0eos 1sbsblisaas ~ that ths
oeae a10lolDesatIoo = 70 b stslvast.
- ~. 0o1D q 1eglAeen 1epubli.
eooedo ~ 60 oelog obuflG ~
eeooQeueA b Q aood Natioaal nov.
seoosoe 81 . lse.tAsS outh.aloos
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

II ~ osaas Dasish, aeeosdlae
eet1s ChrsHielg. ~ - e. lApoocI.
go y Soe 0A1gmD. Denoeena,e
0Ajos1ey -
= oaAose ~ ~ ~ nAynox
G. WAvD II. DsoeogpGie nniael.
0l1e.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

H. 0xlaAa: ~ soninaat ssen,
~ @ - 1oaso Auo ~ CITY 1eyl
1.o9os9 - 1pala. ssd sspoetl
~ Aot9oeo slalcos d thse coee
0oeo6s ooa1e q Qeat doGeIeutjoe,
- ~ 'uooe g tAe0 ~ villine d
49, - l11lll0ll. 0gdses ioe shoul
01se. ~ s6ellsed. Hees b oee
G1a0oo ~ lhbee.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

osAss DoiA-1Ha not a ~ Poi
00eeb 1ogvi1lo took lro aad thal
Nm eo0o ooos 1avlDG. @ ~ Be-
coW hloeoe -. Q god 1se. MWal
ssllagulsAsd. hewsvse. vlthoue dan.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

IL Iioo cop q Louislans 70 esti.
001e1 6 - go bosyUlD, which vslu.
sdag 0ep9 hasssl, Will bsipg Q rsv.
soue 70 - peoducegs a )asoo,ooo.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

~ ools1 0wsrd. destroyed du.
se00o4 Cye)eoe vljeh Visited that
Doolly 1b11D toWa lhst summer.
eoooo 1Daollo han nev, and q
0U1e ~ welcome q evsf. VI
~ 81, Mod Dawn may rsiss q
~ loDt0o Wish viii Vaff him
oo00o 90 lpgtune.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

~ len '0gieoas Dessoc,st askl
&c ~ ''dioeavvsse q WILLIAM Il.
1uealGo!" 10 would uke the que.
10 C 'N1e 1sge beoogAt OF Han.
eo0 . ~ oeA1e seealed. ~ there
$50 0pgoooAeuae II sight ~ thinh
~ 0o)n1)oo quite pe,1ejnhlo. +.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

A1AeuB DI01uE1s. who controlled
~ poek market let fall, made o..
ooo.0oo b theiI operations.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

~ 0e0osga0 NJ 80 Oooe1eee.
~ = thiD oeaae. DAlsIIl, h.
Doboo0o, having beoo slected u The
9oko DISCREET over BIfllu, Demo.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

To 1oV Orleans pseoo Are now
asguia0 W6elhs. tho recently elected
az s0eiajs con legally take posses
80 g tho city government.
i = ca that boiled Linoeed OIL
90 pulvogisod charcoal mixed to q
t1lek paint end applied TO fence
peolD Wjll nate them we'll nigh ever.
)oCtine.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

II 0Dgulay Democcaaic ticket h
o1oso0 10 0ev Orleans. save the
1o1og. Col D1nra olAIUI1A1y. Of
~ Hoopjeo' Do@oogaGje tIckee, -.
e.ed ~ e@ss a. 1ayoe BY . ms-
foR1fY a ~ go.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

0oA0 ~ De0oceatle O.adidats
= oAye g 0sw Yoek, II = likely
W06o lboa1 1eoDatsd n the lats
0oooooo, - ''deooelivo votes" for
UsvA - 0Douhlieao opponent \
Ou0oD4 0oAcs W. b lhyof OF Sec.
- O1D1e os1oelA hsocs hib
o11Q111oR.- :
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

~ 0eeo mates q Information No
vsll1 ~ y lpow u ths Louisiana
paag1eels lally opeossd 70 Chi
- lnboOeeu. -.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

x.,pl!;s'''''1!' :. xiAal'atar.
OFF1CIAL.
lsDei0itho Parish ald City sfNlishlteshes
LssSee( CjresslNlt0s o. .ssev
C0o1eSrv Paper II tie state.
JAy. 4. C0S6ROvE, -. Editor.
]. 2. SlANSf, = Dsslsess Manager
lX4U1DAY, NOV. 10. 1881.
oeesee Was being shipped lest week
hon ehrsvspoet q q per bale.
1he boys up this way have ct
thes aoW and 90 veil Of II.
Wol1oe giIls hove been introduced
6theoe james Hotel. New Orleans.
oalvsetoo takes 10000, 900 pounds
q louis1sss suGss this year.
1ineeeen men Informed your re.
poetee that they told you %" about
0Aaeock.
WAv1a, The 0seenbsck candidate.
po)lod % small Q vote that counting
n amoad % b q waste Of time.
100oGDoo elects . Republican Gov.
eeose end 1sgislaturs. scouting .
0o0uboicoo 0eoatoe.
Aaasse mates a Information No
vson uhets lpow u ths Louisiana
poa91se - lally opposed to Chi
AlnouD Dn0fuE1s, who controlled
~ pogk market lase iAll, made a..
0o.o0 b theiH operations.
~ fic sad the People went down.
- ~ Ring and the States sre
AhnnPAnl.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

WlAvl1, The 0ssenbsck candidate.
po)lod % small Q vote that counting
e Do0oed % b 0 waste q time.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

3oo0ooooo elects Q Republican Gov.
oe1eg end Legislature, scouting q
Donnh1ican 0eoatoe.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

0inoeoon men Informed your re-.
poetee that they told you Co." about
0Aaeock.
Fair play., 1880-06-19

\ friend informs IL that " hil,. riding
in the country one day last week his
attention was attracted by the actions
OF 4 pair o, rows in field Il few rod
from the road After rising /" IN al
tirude of eight or ten feet the bird
would turn suddenly and p"uncc upon
some object "n the .ruuud. thcn ri>;
in the air again and repeat The opera
ton. Being al Il lo>- 10 know what
Kind of Il fruli,' the birds wvr, engaged
in. he left iti> team and went into The
field 10 investigate 'hc matter. When
within Il few wards "t The scene lac WAS
not IA little surprised Cn iindin" The
crows engaged III "a lively combat with
4 large black snake. They would
>woor down uion hj- -nak--hip with
opcn bcak and cndcavcr /" seize him.
hut AT every attempt III" SHAKE w"ui"
quickly coil himself and make i savage
thrust N hi- wuuId-hr-calt"r>. which
ma,t, il difficult for them 1" get h"Id
of him. Our informant WA not Ion.
permitted /" view the interesting
spectacle. IL the crows became fright
cneI at hi approach and flew on.
when be- dispatched the black >nakr
with Il club. which measured over four
feel in Irn"ril.-f.fg f.iT"Ir|c"n Dane
,,.,-t;
Fair play., 1880-06-19
THE PLACE TO BUY GOODS.

The fact that John l.. Hnvcrir
Mammoth General Merchandising f.
Establishment. j. the Cheapest and most
desirable hol,>c in Ste. t,rncNicVc with
which To trade. i,a> been :" clearly
demonstrated To the farmer. mechanic
and consumer generally. that n" fur
tiler repetition of the bargains and All
yanta"-- 10 be realized by dcaling with
him. j. needed from any source.
FACTS AND FIGURES NEVER LIE:
Acts speak louder Than words. are rpi-
grams of daily cXcmpliiicati"n /" AL
of John l.. H"vcric'- customers. III tn"
marvellous cltcapnc-- and close margin
al which they can there supply their
| wants.
Mr.. Hoycrir does not undertake L"
| insult the intelligence of hi customers
or "ndravor to play upon ih"rrcdhliiH
of the un>op!li>iicaird. by statements
| that all goods are sold at cost or below
cost. for al know th;>r. IL iinr">>'-
Bile. and thai the meTi'rant VIII" pro-
tr>-c> To sell ai cost wiitully makes II
ni--tatrmcnt. for the purpose OF will
min" an cphcmrral custom.
Neither does he pretend t" put ""r-
| tain lines of goods at starvation f"-
urc, Wills, :, in" the >iap" articles
of every day consumption at incre'~-
rl MARGINS To cover los on special
lines. Merchants who call special al
tcntion ,o particular lines al marvel.
ou>lv low figures are sure 1" ret return
| -nmrw here else. and thus the cu-toIn
or paw the price at last. after Il >"v"r'
strait, on hi rrrdulitv.
Mr.. Bovcric'> system i tn mark ut
hi Goods III
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURE
Con>i>trn, with fair livin" profit. il
plain iigurr> and sells III one price t'
alto the child IL to the man-:o ih'
i"noran, IL 10 the wcl-informrd.
he makes no >pcciou~ offer "t hi@i
prices for produce. but huv> every
him" marketable at regular rat"-. an'
the small margin allowed on hi rood
does not permit j"ckryin" IN price
Tor farmers produce. Others. vii
variable anl >lidin" prices may "iv
. more than produce i worth. hui III
, farmer pays back the excess when II
buys hi goods.
. Buying constantly for cash. "n
, turning over hi> sock III short int!
! val-. Mr. B"vcric i prepared Il" oil'
his custom ~ the newest and ir"~h'-
. ~ool~ in market Dry Good. Notion
| Boot, and shoes. Hardware. Groc,
: rie~. and everything kept III iir~i-cia.
/ establishment.
: He will pay cash market ra'c Il
Wool. BACON. LARD. E"G~.
anil all marketable produce.
81 An hours Inspection Of Mr.. L.
> vrric'~ house anj stock will amply ?
. pay any onc .,r IL" i'm ~g.n'.
II the farmers AMI citizens of =
- Gcncyicvc and vicinity will once b
n come familiar with Eovcrie'~ pric,
D, and WAYS Of business tilry will nry'
"a 20 elsewhere.
Fair play., 1880-06-19
PROPOSALS.
-IsE IuL-
PRINTING
-Trf. ffit 10000
STATE. OF NiS>Dl ri.


Ullic,. al ,,aNI>~. ,NEE- ot rgULi, fri> .JND
.IttlLi-.> M Ma -. i--''
sealed proposals " ia l'- received p, the "I-
missioner at ruiiir frIn'us Al thr Office ~ 'tr
secretary al stat, 81 thc stale "I Mi Hhri' un-
nj ,--A " un TuIdts. jan Sl-i- i~~'. i"1
,->,,.utiu. Tia, ~i' PRINTING l.r the 5't 81 t""
,t.r~ from and after tr- hr>i taS II -'uiE ""Nt.
10 :..',r!,iic, !:h tiI" pro- i-i'E~ i 'lii'i u.
81 Tie Revised statutes - I-.s
inc printing 81 TIE state = li'it"i ant" thfr'
CLASSES l.. g.. .rf Ia separate vauttUt- a. i"I-
lows
FIRST cnNrEA'l- FIRST Glass.
/ Proposals u.u-t specify the r,ic" per th"u-
>i.i ,n- I.r iIr r.HIi,.-iii 80 81 all balls i'r ihr
two ii"u-r- at the '.'u,r.l assembly. 10" ritt'-
n ui all rCrrt. amt ali r''uinuu ic:i'i''i'~ AMI
.i ,t,.cui,i- ,r,Is-, i,, The ',,.ii'Ftl A->,ii'-
IIy nr cli..-i branch thcrcf. other than su'i! l.
shall lir Irinr.- IA i';tinl'hic' i"riu
:. IiIr price per J'k-n iir pi.---W W"Ik i": the
-aImr.
SECpNp CONTRACT ~!-tu\I CLASS.
l. The price. per th..u>an,l o., l.T thu c"i1i.'-
-if.,n ui iI,. igruai- uf Ia. ~rHaj, aut IL u-' "
i;,.T~,tIiiv,- ami ui -it,:J rrI..It-. r"iiuIpi-
cations and other 'i"cuii'uts a. 'Iirr int. amt
uak. a Iartopi the i"urta!~, 81 the "r"'m''i\'> :
IN, rii,.: all r.nrt- AMI all S"IuUuEi icaI"u~ an't
other documents "rier.-! by The ,,cu,iai i.>csi-
hly. either branch ihcf,s.!. 'r h' II" t>'ru-
tive departments. 4" l." printed IN PAM Iii!ri
form together with III" Yol "i l.uilig' 'i'''-
ii,,.ui- rh" printing III th' r"n''i:il an! local
laws ard i.iui rc-uu'i'!.-
:. Ih.- prize l.'r token ir pres work tn ia"
SANE.
THIRD CONTRACT -iifiHp CLASS.
The tri,-.. Ter tI,"Ji- riti> Lar fh. c"ini-'-
-iipn al alt blanks. -ur.ilar- AMI other W''IA
u,.,-~- ~ tel ii'. u~'' ct E- Executive brI1r'-
| !i-uj-. other than such ~hali l' pTi'i'7i i
! l.,Inli"i form
| The price per iuirr Tor pr'~--W"rh ter iis'
sane.
Zach rUI't.Ii UIu-t l'carg tlii.lui'ri tN h'H'l
cNccu;,d iy TIL !i'i'icr. with a, least tw" ""''I
AND sufficient >t-ufttu-. satisfactory To- tn" ON
Iui-~ ~uurr< II Public Printing, IN ia" p"i'Hl >liit
/ II -iu -. conditioned i,T III" iiibiul lHii''IIi
anc- pun ami &" -:,i'i chapter II -u"h ci-- q"
CLASSES 81 T!i,. STATE. r a. a. NAV De- .''iiiI'i-,'
| T., hi.r Nils u l. n. s',Eili.
secretary 1T ~lat"r
IHE~- ifpII.NpNl.
state NUiifpr,
IA + M'iItNI.i,
REGISTER at iztn't-.
! -I-i t.iiiuj-~ip;.rr- 81 Ishlir Printing
Fair play., 1880-06-19

For examination and re-criminati'n
in orr party let IL substitute unity
and organization. LIT tie past bury
tie ra-,. AMI let rs work -oGctLor il
the future IL one man To- our own
-ooi and success next fail.
Fair play., 1880-06-19
o @

The -oa-"n of the year : row upon
IT. when foul oior-. annoying and pro-
dartivr ot diseases arise IN their great
c.f volume from: hIrl wards ami out
buildings. y small OUTLAY IN di-iu-
icctant- anI q little l.'ti'l~ IN v-.A- tham
through tie -ra>"n Wi. hot oniE add
Greatly /" the comfort II l'"opi" hu;
will preserve health and SAKE ,o~'ur-'
biil-. N.W : the time - ,"iuu-nt..
before The atmosphere bccolnyS pol
-uncd with the cXlalalion- and tie
seeds OF disease arc planted n 5lc
systems ut many.
Fair play., 1880-06-19
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Two Men Fall from a Sca1TOld
over Thirty Feet High.

\ serious accident occurred III the
Catholic church in this city. last Tue
dav afternoon. in which Mr.. Hastings.
Oh. Of the trc>co painters. and Mr..
Lou. Bovcc. Of this place. Wcrr danger
ou-lv injured. Through an oversight
the plank flooring of portion of the
>,.,ti"liing projected over one Of the
under supports and the two >tcppIn"
nr, This at the same time. the p!auk-
bnr. down with them and they fell /"
the floor. Il distance of over thirty
feet. Mr.. Hastings had his Hose split
omen. ou, of his feet broken AT the in
-tcI. and the other terribly crushed and
mu,ilar.d at the ankle. His injuries.
though painful. are not considered
dangerous. Mr. Boycc suffered no cN-
terrier hurt. except some bruises and
.bra-ur,.> Oh the arms and body. til"
he blcd proi'u>cly AT the time from
the ears and nose. He WIS for some
time UNCONSCIOUS and i It'll i'll Il crit!-
cal condition and il l. feared Ii. SIS
tanned some internal injury. While
lii injuries are more serious than those
oi' Mr.. Hastings they are not nrce>-;!-
rlv fatal. and III this writin" >i:oii"
ho,,c> are entertained oi his ultimate
recovery. Mr. Hastings. though only
Il short time here. has commcndet
himself To the community. and lla>
their entire sympathy in his mi>tnr-
lun-. Lou. i one of our town boy.
and the heartfelt sorrow of every one
in hi atiiirtion l. the best token al li:''
a,prrciation in which lc r. held.
Fair play., 1880-06-19
90

-I.h-ar,> Beer Garden Will be
orcurd next SUNDAY M "hr. AMI con
1inuc open every SUNDAY durin" IN"
warm season. Evcryrhin" viii lac
kept orderly and respectable. swing
turnin@-p"ll and dancing floor for The
aiiiI-rrnrnt Of patrons. Music 10y
brass bani. 53-ii
Fair play., 1880-06-19

James Washington. rol"rrd. " h" r.
sides in the lower end If Texas Bend.
in this county. Wa arrested and lodged
in jail on TUESDAY la-t. charged with
hayin" committed Il iicnli-h assault
,u,uu III. r,.r-,Ii nf Victoria " arrrn. Il
LITTLE Nero "irl between nine and ten
wears of age. living in TIA" same neigh
hurlood. The Offence WAS committed
some time ,iurin" the latter part "i
NAV and the child - badly injured
tl,:,; She died on ,.t!nc-,lav. The 9th
instant. E-q. +. ~ RIndul. acting
Coroner. >uinmnnctla jury and h"lt
an inquest upon The body "t the de-
ceased. Yesterday anh The jury. after
hayiu" heard the testimony returned i
verdict Ia the effect that llic deceased
came Ia her death from Ilr effect "i
injuries sustained ai til" hands al
James Washington III the commission
uf the Grim al rape. The t"rlIn"
anaiu-t the accused -,'cIn~ /" he very
.,rou1 and if the ease he IL rcpr'-'ii'-
eel We think that ample Justice vii! hr
Injected OIL! tp him ira! ,'DD Enf','-
,,..J..
Fair play., 1880-06-19
HATS N<D CAPS

HATS AND CAPS
II ali prices AMI ui all ia. .c>
, a--iru.r,-~ Wur-i- !.
Jl Hii4-. t:-H.4r;'tD-
Ig,v,'i-. 'h,Ntli~.
\,~;in-~. -irIu- all -g-.i"-
i,r>,,u~ d,.-jrr.l- 81 having ,irItil\t'
NNpI IL ,iI;I'Ei; "a. i', ~I'sryi Ill! IA ~ ''
anil price
full iiu,. IL By ami ,hii irr,.' = 'i"ihin=
always "u hand
great variety II all ,!--- 90 -'''l- i'r ii'''i
ail Youth = wear. t., Uu:is,i..U> - iut'ui!"
all ,i which are u,irfc.i ..f jtc i'Wc-t price
s-kc,Iiu- only uu' l.ur ai -"'.i>, ~ t"I
mems wc.r wr.tr, able l. >rl a. l', ~ any 60
i:t,. iis,il-,. IN - Louis
Beng thankful tt pa: l.t:.;,,;;'. solicit q
continuance. 1i ihv >la.r-
" iilNN
r+N EJ II:.l ~ Ali i.n.e- the highest '.'- IA
49, 4fF Il
Fair play., 1880-06-19
. Q .

II i admitted on nil lt;'iid- that there
i no more. inviiin:: field for ilnnIl-
GRANTS in the whnl. West Than that
which i found within the boundaries
ot own nInrintl> state of Missouri.
Bounded or traycr-cd bv rivers and
streams. which touch every county. an
a".rr"aie of several thousand miles
in lru"tii: p"~>,>-in" forty million
Hcrr- nt arabic. soil. much of II equal
in fertility 10 the valley at the Nile:
cn"a"ll "i' the useful metals l." supply
the world for a",.> /" CONE: with the
third city i'll the ion ~ her roIttii"r-
cial capital: cru---~'rtionrd u! rnll-
roads tia, runncc! ever part oi 'i'''
Stale with the best markets east. wet.
nnrll. and south: her lands NOW hcit
III merely nominal prices. and blessed
with Il climate II hralihiui IT. that al
any pnrtion uf the Great Wr-i-wh!
then should We not invite Il lar@''
share uf Immigration ihI; l'"itr~ from
other ~ta;t.- tnwlrh~ the setting ~Ii'
| They will find in "Ilr ciiiEcn- 4 harpf
Greeting an! Il wr,con" hand extend
ed. inviting them - all the rni"vln"m'-
of happy h"m"- and rolnpari"n>i''l'" OF
rood riiizcn>-Ec.