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,R.l R III - .G .G,1s nrne wv nastiv snd VIVA rirf
~, saa, - .a,,,. ~ ,hn ~ rot hn heac ia hiacG
sn,p; s,,nno mtn ean aorE rnareT iii Tnn,,
nal,n pT,, ,t, " IN, -; nocaotc liz
NJ Knnx.,ia orhc ,xttci, hos ,eantifmi
strnaE ~, INV Mmt hn f,,drc'a hcnch IL at
liz ,n;'I ~ III % ,o1th sidn ~ ia ro,. an,f
liz ;,,ru I'll; II u, i hotee tI'e ,rtnrinws
NV ~" ~ tha ~ nn,thoost cnrnnr ~ liz eour4
.,n,, Fly. ~ w T., 'gs .I,n "1n's nrvata rnnn,
,,i,1n,, ''S s,,t. - p tite fnlat nrracanrinsf
~ n,nrr - i'n,,h,o aarr ~ ii,o nnrthwesf
ct'r,,or inntis ~ ioh,v fs,r" .vi,lci r,, tt
stntrs ,aodtnr - IL ~ 3;'r,,rnnms IN thu f1onr
o,nvo 'ea"'"6 !" a'' 1"is''o"''' va ~''o ''''A
u"!he' The ,,ort roor, ror., I. u, In uacd hv r.
W 9sishon natnr W. y, r,an"oys: ~ ri ia S1xp;
Il, ti,,n,,snns in e,t II h ~, g,;'to trfh fhe
,d1n,s ,;rioto rnntn tu n,,n,,.,,n ~ nmnie m.
ps ~ "
poitu'''''eo ~ ~ e'"smsas.on. a:'n.4.a .
THE CIRCUIT cotKr
having four windows fronting north and two
east, The room presents q fne appeafance,
the other courtiroom' For a,t's t,e %'a'nsfGtlng ei
, 1880-04-29
Regulations Of tho Prfvy Coun-
ell Concerning Cnttle
Ilnportations.
Full Text Of the Orders Recently
Adopted by That Body.
The Canadian Militia Iseserye-Tol1s
and I[arlor Dues.

GOVERNMENT ItOusE+ UIIAWA, tFlahy. @Aa
day Of April, 1ss0.-rresont, ILLS Excelloncy tho
f3oycrnor. General IN CottncIl.
Whereas contagious diseases affecting cattlo
md other animals prcvall In nany countries,
and II Ia cxpedlent, In order to prevont tho In
PRODUCTION Of tho same into Canada. that tho
fmportatlou Introduction, and transit through
Canada OF neat cattlo md swine bo el,b}ccted
to restriction by 1udiclous regulations; md
xhcrens IL is cxpcdIent to provide aRalnst tho
importation, trnns!t. and shipment Of d[scnaed
cattle and swine for expectation;
On tho recommendation 0f thu Honorable tho
Minister Of Agriculture, and under tho provls-
ions Of tho act pissed In tho session Of tho Par
lJamout nf Canada held In tho forty-sccond year
9An IN not to rrovi1o ag,'inst infectious Or cont.-
Rious diseases affecting animals
E1eeSet fyy sx fSr % can .as vss ss bes ss
pleased to nuke tho following regulations and
tft.9la as follows:
PRELIMINARY.
l. rtfs order BhR1l tnkc ctfcct from and Inn
mcdjately nfier tho twenty third tluy Of April.
ono thousand eight hundred ard eighty.
Tnis o.er .SI'sd SItsa rs os t9 loa1th or
Part I1.-Qunrnntlno.
FIT iv.-Conveyanco nnd Shipment Of Anl-
FART APPROXIMATION.
ss hSGe a s fs inc G. oasso
Quebec, New Brunswick. Nova scotin. and
rnoe G 1d s;cs 81 ~ naH1 nGsc hn n aa H.
do q ernhS nrtc ,tSs g. oannni IL s Do np fnr a ,G
in Tho nlaut!sr, hereinafter provided by pnral-
nphs 4 to TO- nG!tsiy" oI ts orGr; nd ie tue
hca Mp1 Hrnrn :" ~ thn nnrts ~
aaa5 I'd st yo II n IL to FIJI ns npf'
ss1ss1 aI n'4 'e8ulate" al tuo p"s"sA"p4'
u eart LIZ
FART r1.-ouAnANTIsE.
1. The importation Into tho PROVINCES Of Novn
and Quebec Of live cattle, sheep, and swine,
coming from Europe shnll DO prohibited, exempt
QuoIee.
s. All cattle. sheep, and swino arriving in Cam
St. john, Or Queboo shnii bo subject to inspcc.
don at those ports by oillccrs who niny from
time e time be urpointed for TINT PURPOSE:
fax, and it. John, 10 probationary quarantine
Of lslnety days boforo belng allowed to cone in
10 any othor % coiintrS and % siii not iensp % s.,c
quarantine until duly discharged thorcfrom BY
~ qaSraPtins K spsss GSrf @ :rus arriving In Canada
through tho sail ports Of Quencc, I1nllf,x, nnd
St. John, N. D., may, In tho discretion Ut nny
Or bo dotanui In quarantine, ut B,,ch plnco and
In suoh mnnucr as shall bo directed hy the ouar-
antine officer, until duly discouraged theretron,.
8. TIE inspecting officers shall visit tho bonts,
sSeep i' md % swne eons nto i tic @ saa @ perts, ad
tbrm to be piaccti an,i disposed Of accorsns to
the requirements OF tho case. and SEQ that they
b. 9e f. ass e nsFnsa o a
disposal of fodder, llttor, blankets trongls, md
other objects which 1nuy hnvn boon used i,y or
on board ships Or cars. 80
The quarantine stations and grounds ut tho
sod by s md 'sts 70 a"naaca "er sa rcslations "
naIo and established by tho Minister Of AEri-
culture. ,.-,,. ...,,.,.
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TILE CUSTOM-HOUSE.
The New Building viii Be Occu-
pied in q Few Days.
A Description OF the Interior Of
This Elmo Structure.
The Rooms Assigned to the Various Fed
oral Officers.

!" ~ n''s'tc. , ,Ias,, ,,n'a,,a,i H.. ~ ~"
Dn''al'K on tno pigsh uounasu Ds A"au's,
So u" r 'askSS sSaeea a that temporary ssss asers
har,, l,ocn nrenarcd for nit the Fctlrral ofIi.
,a,o T.. H., liz, .rha ,..or, ~ ,1n,,t,n ,,.a.
ss ~ no ems, III, ha nao.,,. w. oa,"s ~"
bekln oanS anxt ",d w ,vnnt " snlg eoesa ,t or
accommodated, and the rooms are sufficient
""s -, |%' ,,e,,o on,, ,a t,ro, to',o,". ,stt,
acm u. h"au NJ t % M fnr , vear tpus's ,at w.
ns "I vs pSe still ' far o from e csnplcton 5 sS and
snvo st'v p''fh tha % Goycrnmcnt M T l1rh A0p rents w
sase n' aae u''tI'n'''. Ear ~ ",s" a.o c,'s ."s
@ o1ecs dW Of tho s rostoea viii penain IN their s
cralnpctl quarters in the basement, hut all
il,c f.ther oIllccs nra permanently locatctl.
na o. ,.st.e,,t fs,,,', .,,s ~
ssject ts, :" , ", n,nt t'en 'A 'n' ILL
TiE OFFICES ABOVE THE GROUND FLOOR,
which will be entirely used by tie post,Df-
t'c,, M"'e nro w. NJ w the o,,,sidn ~ la,oa irnnr
s, "u -" ~, ~ ,-o,xI ~. tr,..
eonl!' wose a'es.oo ansao,o .e r.. aoSe. lee! io
porlicos on tho nortl, and south sides having
n frontage t,f % feet, and OH the enst md
ycst si,lcs of III feet. For the nrcsent. the
WI, WI, ot ea vii he bv the n rra '"or ~
tho south portico, from jackson street, but,
when completed, tic building will be entered
hy hrnna f1tphts nf stoue s,,ps openinn On to
tho ,ar,,an f".,n, so,., of tl,o f4,,r e rnots
te pottco lmsn eas'. .r, ~ ua1 '...n 'oaa st1ts'
ACCESS 10 ulc upper apoFles VIII also be toln.
rorartty connetl TO the south end. 4 flight
of Iron stairs ming feet broad Igatls 70 MI els.
tresDl lloor, and THENCE branching By half.
stories 10 tho top. Fur tho present there will
only be one passenger elevator, which Is lnl-
The stGps will By hid with wootl, bnt will be
filled IN with AtintoM tiles rs rapidly rs pos-
sibfe. Tliu liAnd-rail 1nd screen work nre
landings are plnced large stu!lds fo1 1upr{glIt
liglIs. The stairs ope, Immediately on q
bruA,l currltlor which leads to tho
corner rooms and to tho long cor
rltlors running north and south, from
which the suites Of ronnls open. All tho
corridors md public passagc.wuys are laid
With slate ai,l nlnrbIe tiles. These corridors
aro admirably lighted by eleven double win
tl0ws fronting oil the courtyard. These cor
rEllbrH run all around tho building, but for
tho present tho north corridor VIII be par
tttoned of to allow Of tlle colhnletton Of the
statrs nj thnt end and tho carrying Of ma-
tcrinl used III t'io work Of completion.
49, nryy1s e1.ro~p r.r cor
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ConEumptlves' FIope-A generous. nls-
trtttons dict, pure a!r, md Colden'a Liobigs
Liquid Extract OF ncef taken regularly.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-03

Faux Walker and Ma. Blount.
B. T. Durham and Ejwtns GasziA.
J. A. Prudhomms sndS 8. 7. 4urry.
Hoeeer LAcase md Nancy Favron.
J.R. Voisss and A. '. hudhomme
wm. Aiszsudse and L willisms.
Ramis Rschsl and Emma Condo.
John Todd and Mary Coleman.
G. Manning and Sarah Douglas.
Albt, Deslouches and F. Brosset.
Edw. Psyton and E. Holden.
Cha. Wasaer and A. Wood.
A. l. Pfudhomme and Il 1eveQue.
+. P. Balthazar andj Martha Jones.
Pierre Rachsl and N. 4. Lacouf.
Frank Wilson and Jesie Grimm.
Scott Bickham and n. A. Hisslip'
F.P. Dunn and Amy Marlin.
TIM WILDLY and Mary Wilson.
Polite Desidere and O. Racial.
Henry Lamb and Angela Williams
Robt. Lave and Mary Garner.
y. Franklin and lido Moore,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-03

We 90 inSosmed Of . peopoaaoo
vhieA a. A contemplation. and
(hjch WilI b made 70 our city ls&h'
90 and the cltI1sas Of our town.
that ~ take sfsat pleasure u
commsndiug. Il b 70 sstablisA .
water naio from the Pump 0pring 70
some point on Second ssvsee hon
which the entire city csn b up.
plied. ItbS tsct that during The
eummse mooths hundreds Of dollars
q, esreeded toe vasse vhieh he "a
10 Aaa>shdNe Thu psmA'lglhei
|md Isl od9jkyhas ~ kdlS4 q
yssr AFTER ysar. simpty because Il ~
alvayo been dooes when "a koe
water main, coseiag but little. Would
have seysd svesy ono money. Vi
ssy lse the outbutse q peooreeoloe
sox sxhib(tad heve sway. Lat r
0ntge yhsl6eas ~5All
I# s6S0 Spees hoass. THAT 81
oaeAlnA TIT tsanWsy. thoss stsss
lanpo. end thAs watse ooppoy. Hath
ieoGleo 90 thea sselly boo11 oebs
- - beee iQpgoved eewa . q
olaee. Az ibsIsqalgsp = se0e W
~, % ~ ~ ~ e4a
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-03

The FOLLOWING = 10 W q NJ
rieeo lieeaeos iseped lto0 Aps0 -
70 June soth, 10. Ioe whiea - o!e
lndsbeed % II. T. Dgsaaeole. - -
elent deputY d ~ 1eooedee:
4, 3, Grow and g. A. T. 1Asse.
Albest Aim and l. 6loos.
40. Ely and Uulse 1Aoeun.
IouiD Wallett I'd 08xle Wauee
Jeeoue Iebeun "a oeleeeas0 ~
b. D. ,Doalo and Alieo 1sooeoonA
a. y. o(mnoas ed DstAs Wtghl
Percy l(cCleadoa I'D Nay !soen
Adam 0seea ed lfAh9h Nebo.
Jos. 0abeat end Loaioe eeoa1a1
J. B. Boswell ed Y. l. 1soee1oe
Riehaed wins cd ooee1A 0oa1s
O.. 0assie aad 9heoie OUpA
I'm. Hall and Dook enSA
Oh Yosshse aad oogl1aoo 49,
n oaraase 81 l1GoA -
). O. Dalthaaneoo1 ~ u
Clol6o1rV ellyieaoA = 11l14
RYinas ~ - .,..s.
lou1ooo '1t1d1g -
l. GoadR Asnslsooe -
~ lDuooll a1l 20 =. - 4
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-03

neeoedce Xsasnsy iaDogDs - taAt
The business q To Soeoedln9 beaneh
Of bio odlee b dull beyood compee'
heneion.
James Dobooo be- rogietoeod hb
homestead @ required b In.
.Thoe. Dsw be- Sojd b ]. ]. 1aans
100 asees Of land toe eloo ooGh.
Harriet @. Ea,chse hasaleo odd b
], ], Rains 800 acgeo q lAad loe eoo
cash. 5@.-.
The District Court WI Ct nj
Ooeober, at which time = = ~ q
Jury VIII b drawn b eleog - ~
criminal dootet end sleaa ~ jm. .
The Circuit 0onst 0eees q ~
point lot xoadsyin xoveobee nese
Deputy shsei2 BARLOW ~ retugn
"a ton Baton 1ouoa. WAeeo - -
eosted Ave eonyicts. 10 Quote q
llstehitoohe0 Tor ~ laGt toe0.
Deputy Sheriff Holne1 laleenD .
that hotel % Rains. q 0l1alne. 60
| taine new nine innatea ~ weeee
eeb warn bat ~ Voo1llal11g ~
10 b ~ namegous eo11pln9 ~
~ toad % reader - ho1d go
1 A -. |,
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Assessment.

Our indelAtigable Assessor. IT. j.
p. Johnsou, handed ~ last evening.
The entire llst Of biz aseesemeoto up
% date. They foot up ls6. and the
total value OF property assessed
amounts 70 only S9so, ee5. Hecom.
plslps that only ono Of the 'btg dsh''
has been netted % tos. But Dur
ftisod johnson he good angler. ssd
means 70 Do bic duty, Aad ~ d.
Vie iii % render Q list In accordance
With their means. IN case Of failure,
he viii exercise The power tho IN
placae IN hi haadu, 1o y Q man o.
bic word, don't you foegeeit.
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The Census.

Enumerator Joseph N. wo'fson
kindly furnishss ~ With the coeeect
enumeration Of the population I"
Wara three Of this parish:
POPULATION.
Whites, 34S Aeses' w;
Blacks, $40 Femslsss oo4'
White males, 1917: White temales. ia;
Black ~: Black ~.
We can speak In highest praise q
our census enumerstors - having
made . correct and searching can.
vas Of the parish.. and performed
their duties we'll.
wAAp NINE.
Enumerator Harris reports to 10
that tho population Of that portion Of
Ward nine which b took y ms.
During last year 10 tnis population
there wore 30 deaths, 8 Of which
we're accidental.
Enumerator Gamble. aloo oeeeua
tsker In ward 3, repoet9 % eoume
ration Of l6sl By him. and II dsetos'
Toeal population Of Ward s@@
Deaths IN 1871, q. Whieh shows the
ward to be q healthy 9 any seceos
| On tho globe, and ~ W!eh 4 70 b
} ian(laenAood that Il q OTtvor ssoTd.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-03

1ast; Saturday evening, - We a.
nounced In our last issue, there Was
. grand entertainment, given BY Mr..
Allison to her pupils, preparatory to
their summer vacation. The event !
took place In the Firemen's Hall,
aud the decorations and programme
we're conclusive evidence OF the taste
and skill OF tho instructress. Moth
ing wss loft undons 70 make Il agree.
able and attractive. The pafents and
friends OF tho children were sssem.
bled In, large plumbers. % that the
hall NJ literally filled to overflow.
Ing.
Whom tho curtain rose tho scene
was fsiry.like and enchanting. In
the background were world Of ever
greens, interlaced with beautiful
white roses. At the foot.lights was
. huge bouquet OF flowers. for which
our parish IL famous.
The salutatory. which Wss TO have
bssn ,dsiivsesd ~ Nh n. Douis.
was very ctsditably rendered 81 1ss'
tor h. Kahn, Niss Bouts being indis.
posed. "A Mothers Love-" BY niss
B, Ja6a, elected warm and we'll msrl.
| tsd applause. ''Ths Smack stechool.
BY Niss p. Bath. was tho drowning
feature Of tho pse5osmsooo. both foI
comic eesticulatioa and good delive'
r. ''Ths Dismal Swamp" By xiss B.
| Kahn, Ne admirably rendeesd. The
three Niss Russells also acquitted
thsmselvee creditably. In hct. they
Ill done % we'll It 10 almost invtdt
QUE % particulasize.
l Great credit % due Mn. Allison to
the pains che has taken 10 tho train
iugsnd oultass Of her pupils. II b.
Hong hen . ssttlsd principle With "
THAT GOOD tsaohsrG, Ike artists, o.
born, not made. All tho sducatio'
that can b acquired In . Mto'tjm
} Vill not make q teaohsr. unless the
} 40 fitted by nature for the calling
} II any ono doubts this axiom. 4
them atteqpt - pdyeaeethstI on
children. 'TMD NM Ao9it mkt
finposslble,to stziks tho line betWee
I | partially and severity.
Il But We arc digressing. The 20
I Torrance closed With . tablen1. 81
resentiug tho Bouquet OF ubeee!
Al Ilehteen Of tho children. vasyIu
!. In ago from ok to fourteen. weee q
! ranged In q semi-circle. oil bsazsl
\ Wreaths, and In sweet and Well'0al
n cd voices Sang tho soul-stirine Q
itham, The FL q Our Union
= ITko audieace rsllb(d detehtsd WI
3 ftho perlp6naae6, "a not sisw
q {hsm psoad 4 6eiag tho happy .
,r rents Of such promising children.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-03

The Natchitoohes gtand jury found
eiehteen indiotmentS against persons
for Carrying concealed weapons.
This important item 1e CLEAN nom
. contemporary published In that
locality. 10 tore6tall tho alleged VT
Of tho holliDh contemporary cleo.
where. ~ viii STATE that W do NOT
eof0em olRhtooo criminal offences .
onocl0l 0(0n Of bli0o, but We DO e.
eeeoom 00oh peo0pt indictments Tor
~ olleAso which public opinion o0S
@ lone licensed Q very hopefu! o1gn
Indeed. Il = tho more hopetu! oe'
oo0oo 4 = entirely loeal and vo!un.
~ end a&ordD 0nothee proof OF tho
Vlodom end juotloe d lettine "a y.
t0lll6oot community attend % 10
0l@inals without outeide !ntee3oe.
0ooa. Dyt THE credltable action toe
pooolo Of Natchitochee furn!oh the
moee conclusive evidence OF thelr
MI and ability 20 punish thor own
criminals With peompEnocs eod enet.
~ becoming good end leW'abi0n1
md ro0olut0 citizens. II 10 very Well
done ind0od.-M. O. Times.
Very true. The people OF Nasoh'
! itochos havo tho viii and ability 4
punish all criminals. Our grand
Jury M composed of good intolli
esnt citizsns. Who done their dut!
without tear Of favor. The indict
msats were not only found. but tn
| Ruilty punished % tho extent q IL
IN. thanks 70 tho possession q q
| upeieht and iaoogsupdblo jud0l
(Deyid Pioeoon) and "a able aot
talented prosecuting attorney ID. {
I0OarhocouGh
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-03

We invite attention Of imbibeeo %
the card OF NJ. Frank Mcdaniel, an.
der the head Of New Advertisement.
Mr.. Mcdaniel deeireo connolsoeuro 70
call and inspect tho quality Of the
wines and liquors he y purchasing
for their DEDICATION. He be- made
arrsngements for Q constant supply
OF Ice, and tho privacy and retire.
ment OF tho saloon % Q strong pass.
mort to success.
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That Well.knowu and reliable legal

That vel. known and reliable legal
publicist. James 4. Graham. No. !
Camp street. New Orleans. be- jast
Issued from press the amended edi-
tlon Of tho "Loulslana Hagiseraes
and Parish Omcers' Guide" . va)ua'
able hand book for parish omcers.
The work u originally BY Judges
SpofIord and Oleott. and be- been
revised b. lleseee. Aslhsrs shd !.
onard Il Seosl ny form oeeves!
docuip elg . ne u svsgy parish o..
deer nom Jadge' p Oonstabley end
business men generally. togethe'
With the constitutions OF tho STATE
and nation. Il viii DO mailed 70 any
address on the receipt o( three dol
lars. No oflcer, lawyer OF business
man can afford 70 b without II.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-03

2sth, clear or lsir: s9th g 1let .
times cloudy aud threatening WIN
local rains.
The sumo weather, or nearly such.
Ia lndi,ated for August. 50 our nsm'
ere can prepare Tor . wet summer. u
II Prof. Tice . correct.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-03

We invite tho a&tootioo q our
htiende a NaAehitochoo aod vicinity
10 tho adyestiooment Of NJ. 8. WIN
harR. IN another column. WlohoH0
Il ono OF our old mocohant0 and ~
80 Rlad toeeo him again ootee ~
lists for public patrooage. 10 store
u shoWy and attractive. biz stock
fresh and good. and b b determined
not % be uhdeesold n thacy and
family grooegioo.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-03

This drsaded dissaee \, 4till Turk
inR IN our midst when 10 had
thought Il ersdjcated. Our friend =.
Smith, Esq.,, lost 90 interesting child
from Il last week, and unless great
precautions aye taken Tho fated NAL.
ady viii again spread. Few families
here have escaped ID visit within tie
pest ton year., ~ hhodl3. ~ tae
oloneet obooivenco Of sanitary pro
cautions that No will % enabled 70
prevent moro deaths from Il.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-03

lfthe work OF Prol. Tie hAo ~
neeit Vhich those Who hsVo observed
bic peognoseica&ioas give Il eeodId
for. ~ may e1peet The same wsaehse
V.bsy> s6pseiease4 Soe ~ ~ tMo
lloaths. ID othse. words tAeeo WI
n no drought IN 100. So q. duziaG
thie year observer ia1oen q thot
Pfo(. TIE be- been invariably &C.
- In lo)ee, hb 70 allow
, 81! sahl,e ~ - op.
oseanity d judging q tho eoereet'
- OF Tice's indiea&ioas ~ give BIZ
ucohable weashse Tor Tho pest month.
vhich oan b oompassd With the
memoranda that may ham beea
Kept.
First. iair; I'd 20 6th. cloudy end
shrsStSnio9 weather With local etoeol
m plooo0; eth % 7th, clear end tAlt
~ % 18th. 0ovoeo seoe@e ga W
SoaVy Mains % plooeD: 18th g 16so
| eSSor toiole: loth % q, 'e)oody ant
tSeaofooinG weather. With 0evee(
1870 n many plAceo: "a . "a
i oloaf Of eAif; 18th g 1)th o!oQolol
1soeSS: ~ el1Geis!llJ
fTS n Vain day. % 9ivee . q. eto
I'M. lSfh oad 1eth. The cooker 0oy
~. ~. 10Th, "a and 1eth.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-03

The snterprising 1t. Louis grocery
aIm Of L. + 4. 0chsr6 70 we'll repro.
'oeoasd n NatoAitscAee = ~ >per.
con Of Nathan nsyer. En-. This
arm does . large business In this
section, and 70 likely to increase It
through % einoient a. agent. Az
orders ase alled With psomptnese and
accuracy, and the supplies Furnished
40 OF the freshest end most Staple
character. 81.
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Sbeel1'b S0es
L. ca,pa.i, Liq., ~. ~ odli,e0 A1le.
Di,trict Court, fneidh 4 Nabehes>A
Ne. cue. , .
ny virt,e 0 wit e selean - 60
ID iaanel u ~ 0ooVos eotesoA
hSeel ~ 90 - - 1leoe1o ttose
ssiso1 ~ Nm o. e ~ - - -
IN Nahoa6 billae - ~ 0eoe@9 -
Couft HoaSo u ~ city ead Doe0~
! NaeoAitedhe1 -
oeesdag, ~ i7th A1gse Jal9s -
= II 4 Il, ~ A1lDwl1t duDssoo
1gppoety. te.wt: $50. =.
m sndivi6oa. eesAa1 i19eee =
"A % 10 eogtaia p)oa1eeoo, ooSoee
~ na,toh G l(aeohiN(gAoA . -
~ cf. Caao 1ivoe, et1laiaiAe -
fSnr hu1drol q tws1ty'6ve sfo.s9s
~ G ~. teeetAse with aAtA0 ~ =
~ ~ in1sovements thereon. ano -
in< An ~ known - ~ Oscar ChAei
ulsnto1loa. anA upea Which ~ 1ortSo'
! 9or ct peoooat coi11Ge, ~ oneokson =
BOUNDED abevo q ~ doDtS 80
river by lsnds bs'eedg = >. /: 1skee''
Chsler. t.'oti-s..z
Toeue q on1e:
Cash-sahieet 60 eQQe
/ Jsas6. 80
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Rain. Iain. rain and oppressive
heat chsrsceeeised tho Weathse OF tho
past week. But ~ 80 delighted to
lsasn that tho rains 80 only partial.
and have done 40 damage. The
dreaded worm, which ~ feared.
turns out 70 b . hybsid. which will
sse materially damage the ogop. At
~ psseeet writing. 10 haye noe|
time 10 describe ~ eensalogy el
tho speolse, but In or nsxt number
~ Nh eodeGvos % ease to mind OF
our plaatoes 10 rotation % 10 d.
truotivooeee. The raio. hoWsVos,
be- boea NY bens6slA 20 corn aod
other products.
The Later raiD- Il fallD u aa1ioas hasee
t1pess e z. sn. - Aa'de nd e'''AA'
le..salae visA .sassAias dss,s ~ ~
Asnit weaN sesb rostS ut st5sogt1
ssPair. .-~-css ma
: :: - Isa,31;1s -
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.ptat @l&xuiaas.

None Of our readers csa overlook
the attractive advertisements on our
first page, OF those entsrprising mer.
chants ]. ]. NcCook 4 Bro. Every
conceivable article csn 10 found 10
thsi. dxtensive establishment. and
they a,e determined To- satisfy oil
their potrons.
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A. Lemse. En-. RscetIee OF y. T.
Land Omce. Turntables - With ehe
folloving information relative b To
settlement and purchase a the pab'
Ia domain IN thlD Ind dio63os 0a00e
January lot, 100:
HoWHs9HAD 0l10tno.
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Lacoste's Hall, lat Tuesday eve1.
ing. presented . scene OF unusual
ssiety. Upon inquiry. .we learned
there NJ ? ball. in sptosress. but -
W were not tho recipient Of On invI'
tatiou. Of course No did not intsude.
We learned from some Of tho psrti'
cipants, however, that It 1as .
recherche and enjoyable sdair. We
like such reunions durtng the sum-
mee dulluess. They 1srvs for tho
nonce 70 drive away care. Though
sottlh ND .inpromtu. and in true
Eoeupktsstyls. there being but ono
fiddler, and no printed programmed.
ret, No learn, there NE . goodly ae'
tendance Of tho mir seG. 90 many -
fourteen couples being (ble 70 ct on
tho door toeethss. besjdes . large
number Of silent speetatogs. For
. description, ima6iaaa4n must
supply tho deficiency oehsht. bat
syen that u ct fault IN describing
tho toilettes. We caught glimpse Of
! . Tow Of tho fair ones proceeding
thlther, however, and they must
\ serye q Q critsrioa TOT tho whole
| We can imagine The hall throneed
With tho lovely and tho ny. beigh'
syss and sylph.liks forms doasina
| sround like ssphyrs IN mid-etr, aae
saladt boAusJlitA quickensd ear sad
eager glance. ready TO catch IL
faiateet ign 'of Q soolpeoeA Seeun!
Ito that BY which they weee animated
We can imagine them sloo. az
} eeeogting their fair pastnees home
D In tho Wee hours Of morning, soeel
> whispering q tho gate:
!. Good night to thee, lady, thoash many
Al Have Joined in the dsuee tonight.
I dosa you the fairest Of aoy,
!. Your eyss ass % heavenly hight.
}! But away With romsnelnsl Il do
y not become Q Benedict. 'Wheo q
l,egt AmAir o. To kind comes Q
!. nay 10 b. there 70 90. ~
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Thseo ~ . eeaecal jal delivery.
g Dastsop, Te6aD, a Tho 18th ule
While Tho jaI1oe Was sewing break
ut, nine celocod peiso0scA charged
VIA taelk. beoks AMY. The Jail
doG6 Weee started IN passuik. One
Vaoo oyoe0ly bitten. Throe. hoNevee.
0ncon0d. ,4s..s,t