The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-04-03

4 0rst.class "dssdbest" printer
tramp, put III % -sppshsS1os hsss
carly II ~. ysek. He represented
himseli asoeedy and In want Of work,
and exhibited . typographical Uoion
oerti6caee. Our printers. thougn we'll
posted on this clasq Of tndividuals.
With sympathetic feeling stirring
their hearts, took IN tho tramp. fur
nished him With board and lodging
for . day. The following mornioe
be made biz appearance 1t this OF.
doe, went through the motions OF DID,
tsibuting for about two minutes. then
vent to breakfast and hes not been
seen since. We do not remember
bic name. but know him to be %
imposter, . "deadbeat" Of tho nrst
magnitude, and should be apply for
work to any Of our confreres Of tho
press. and present . Union card.
''spot him." kick him out-he's the
man. 80. s7..... -.
The Parish Court. has'become lik'
the school boys tale-''the wonder
Of IN hour" NOV inrestss est, now ant
It 10 to be hoped fvrevermore. it,
light has gone out beneath the electic
| eiIulgence Of the present status Of IT.
fairs, while 10 worthy hands. 1qdge
J. NJ. b. Tucker, the last Of the Par
ish Judges, has presided over the
court With becoming digutty: has
always been prompt and ready to
discharge bis duties. and has never
failed In his attendance, on account
Of voluntary absence. A lawyer o.
merit and learning, his decisions
nave been marked with . strict TO-
gard for the law, aud In accordance
With evidence. IN his retirement
from Office Judge Tucker carrlcs
with him. the good wishee and kind
" feeling OF the people. That he
has made q considerations and equtt'
able Judge. none will gainsay.
Sometimes the ridiculous is AZ
plainly visible to the ''little folks" a.
, veil q those Of riper yeats. ! %
!. lays ego q gsaky stlcimse =!
| sesss asmo took apssp Into thu pie
..opsl church. He Had syhntl
asysr ssen the interior q sucA' .,
ed,flce, or heard the deep tones OF 81
:. organ. As he stood there with moutI
and eyes vide open. y little Miss Q
twelve Summers. thus describes b
. sppearano,:, "a ,fAir epseipen 9
d tho backwdodanan seoe6 ns6afe 'oc
% church dor shs other dsy.. He -
ID on . hatscslloped around the ede'
ID aud . bunch Of leaves in one sid'
Z. he wore no coat and had on dilal
Is dated SHIFT, and bsgey brown pan
:. sloons completed the rest OF his SUI
I day sleiris 4 paif wooden sho'
Il made I'll ns1lFeD visible, and tt
= 81. 1hiyk boGmSd egse his. lreckle
II t.ce, shaded With auburn hair. mac
v Tho spectacle truly ridiculous. On
40 thu OILY word be said Was Job! al
40 al! oh !" Tue tout ssss~sk u compile
y nd vaeaa ssll imaeia4 tho "d9m'
81 foupdasl olthat lau1el 'is'enl
u l,o . city kduse Of VoeaA0. e -
= - s>ss' sssss az
re Next Monday tho 6rot session
OF III Dise,ict Court will convene. y
ssI - fhe peosisions Of the new %
n. stitution. New ofacials Will be
stalled, and % entirely new era q
order Of things insuguratsd. The
a. vii b many important chana
70: made. which ~ viii note - th
Oh ,ccus. The Clerk aad Recorder's
.. ace win merge Into one: and I
'o' mantle OF onacial dignity falls up
% tho shoulders Of tho present popu
w. and emcient Recorder. George
o.: Kearney. Most sssuredly no ono
TED tho parish b moro thoroughly %
~ scent TO dlar deeEof :
at ,n1ortsnse ID Ala 81 slfaen
= 10 6usetpi e Ii. .
~ The shl 1mlH - , a.e!A
hs' Sam P. Rains, Who also VII
charge tho dulles Of collector.
the Rsinee y . seli.made man and bri'
6u. 70 bic ONCE % uudominsble ,
aiss and upasog,wy pelgyc 4hrH
loe.Ih : .coosondAsjon oes606sV ~
old falling Of officials aud undoubted|
Thu lasps ssvioe q expense to tho st
III . veil de91ents.
sys
M, DIT. B. +. HANCOCK: dental surg
ls,l, sill b found 1t Mrs.. 0or1is's to-
u /. BY any citizen who desires to b
%. rsk 10 BIZ line performed. Dr.: 3
ma, oocx u . Aoiohed and skiliull del
the, md has given satisfaction wher'
Am. "a ma been. He % Q S0utheroeI
> birth, and 10 highly recommende'
49,. 4uch men - John B. Glover. !