The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-21

The young men In this locality
40 bemosning their cd Ssss. Thu .!
lar no Leap Year ball. q which they v
miaht play the role OF being waited Q
on. cbsperoned. aud promenaded BY !!
our fair lsssies. Now Lent 10 upon o
us and for forty days must they en-. a
dure the sgonies Of suspense. How. b
ever the young ladies' can make love
70 them preparatory to . more bliss
~, atate Of affairs hereafter.
The weather has once again. As
re 90 to press, changed into wintry
nroclivities. Who can keep up With
the tickle clerk Of the institution 10
more than we can tell. It has more
variety than the combinations OF
Kaleidoscope.
&C. NOISE, ESQ, the talented ~.
,,st and PHOTOGRAPHER. 40 Will be
.een elsewhere, will be In our city
Every Tuesday, to take photographs
Mr. NOISE is two we'll known a. an
artist. to our public. to need any re-
; commentator from our pen. HI
cork speaks for itself. Those des'r'
Inc pictures will do we'll to patEo'
uize him.
We acknowledge . complimentary
invitation 70 attend the ball OF Pen.
y can Hook and Ladder 90, No. l. Of
: Ration Rouge, on the 10th. and are
sorrv that distance and time pre-
i, vented OUT accepting the invitation:
, Va Know the gallant young men o.
u the organization, and while thsnk'ne
them for their remembrance. resle'
!. that 70 could not participate In I'M
p = festivities OF the occasion. We mop
. TO meet and greet them Gro long,
most uuaAulterated nuisance Z
y All public assemblies. and more pa,
8. ,iculsrly at performances IN tn'
p citv. is the shrili whistlins' cas,
m vaul,oa, cries and other noises mac
CA. by tho boys Of both oolors' fsop'
nd 90 % such pisces to enjoy tae !.
lite se,ves and not 70 be annoyed enc u
'er' t.rbed by such nuissnces: II tn'
'ds. Cannot learn to behave them'e'v
- thew should be excluded from po
lie places Of amusement: Ine e,' =.
AIii.nce troupe, who lately visit
: y" ~ our city pat 1smnssy stop to 9
noise, much 70 the sras'heas'oa
= the audience.
q The BONNIE LEE, Of the Pool Ia
passed up last Monday. and ner
i,a ofI,cers did not fail TO remem
the V1Np,cAroR. We ere indebted
'bles he, nolite clerk, Will F. Dillon.
a ale OF late papers. Carl y. 40
and IA tho Captain Of this hoe pso
The Pool tine Of steamers 40 u
.o-. All IN their powse to sccommo'
: .he the public, and ths etaoers OF I
.,samers are . whole-souled %
.eotlemeu, and should a. they
wood servedly do receive the 'ioeta'
Of the tronaQe Of the people OF the
river valley.
:. IN One OF the richest contretempe
"a vot Of, occurred IN CERTAIN
~. - csl,ty. Young man No. l: proc
D'eoH = l,o.n.e Of the Clerk. aud deP'
! ~. Nth bright anticipssions OF n
s'' bliss add happiness, within n,e
!, hosom. Doubtless he pictu'
In this himself the inensble JOY '
y and vould fiow from bic union VT
,idsdly fair lassie Of his choice.
shortly afterwards came yoas
,o,. "a 4. and procured . license 70
'o - .hs h,s destinies with tho Same ~
1890, =. 40. He too pressed tho cnal'
love end happissss 70 his iipe |.
aalptciou mo0ept arrived;
4 Navy 49, mhled; Tho bride elect :"
0''J' .nysd for he oecas'on. 1.p
, man friends and relatives were pres
!. n".S .lso were the two bridegroom'
: eootsth vas ready. but when the tim
: 'o oSo~d. for the ceremony. No. 2 quie''
! worth ois place oee.oo ...U IN her
"Give then anu 'ne.o u.'. - 20,
sdeees Delays sre dang
became '.There's many clip. r~i1e
because and tho lip"
IA 1900 Va learn incidentally. u
S,...,, MAGNIFICENT building known
~ 80, ..Convent" 10 offered for ss'e !
-. H.. ., sh,. This building 10 situated on
. -.,,,v South OF this city. 1t Is conn
and we'll adapted for slmost
s.-one Q, Tic purpose. 1t would max
polls, Ind, Aosoemy y. ~ =. -on,d ,
few alterations u vS'1 =.
,nday and aplendid Insane Asylum. on
II slaictsd ..s..r,.t,ve !. II. CosoRovE
n Ear, c.. p'eseI'. ,.,,i r...ed N
Of, Spinal IN HAVING . o',, s To,,,.,,
9 Diseases an Asylum ID NOs'o A~'..
Of charge. bui)ding y the very ono Iol
member the ..h,,.h m.nt Of an Asylum,
, .seu5 buildirg and surrounding
that 1r. arc certainly very reasonsp
urice named.