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and boon for which nations should feel
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Baron Liebig's Signature in Blue Ink across
the Label
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To be had Of all Storekeepers. Grocers and
Chemists Sole Agents for the United States
WHOLESALE only G. David Co., 43 MARI
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Are al drst-cas goods and set guaranteed TO gye
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10. zoe NINTH sx1xxx xo1xzWxsx. ale
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600 MARKET SPACE, QOO
BROWN & CLAGETT,
Would call the attention Of Purchasers to their stock
Of Seasonabe Dry Goods. Dress Fabrics Notions,
French Novelties. Silks, Satins, Plush and Velvets
Housekeeping Goods all kinds and qualities at
the lowest rates. MS
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nR. DUPARE'S CATARRH REMEDY CURES
II every case Of Cstarrh. Prioe Is cents. Tu 4 pa
orcera Price % cent? Mira Dr. Tiscombss L2ng -
cent?. DR.. Durare's neyer-fzi3ng Pie nsmsdy 0EoD
blind, bleeding and itching piles. Prine - cont. -
eae RI J-Tes Griadx los PenDsy1vunia svunu noEnp
west Asshli1>ton. DC. ~
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You are sick; well, there is just one remedy that
will cure you beyond possibility of doubt. II it's
Liver or Kidney trouble, Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Stott Cromwell, $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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nARxEM

1h,s iessisusioa 10 osf city, -.
hie,ss M v.sy saliveeia9 phase. AZ.
tee . Nosshsessesu blizzard" lest
Nsadsy sishs. the sty hes become
aeelostcd. ald tbs atmosphere any
thing bot sptins lis-. Hut II u sooi
sesshsr Toe planting parposes. and
the farmers sfr staying 81 home and
attending strictly n business. The
result u that th. streets are very
aai~,. cave In the vicinity Of the
Curt rSm. M.tchsn,s and their
clrtks ate not comIrllrd 70 hustle
about vs,'i-V 20 . rush oe cusso-
NETS. .uiii lent a. make the muscl,s
of their Lsithcr limbs sosr with the
exercise.
Business has slmmered down 20 Q
local trade. AMI advances 90 the
iosthcominR crop. Prices ios the
staple have advanced somewhat from
our last quotation. and rule from sic
TO Toe. according TO grade. Receipts
have Increased.
The following are the receipts du.
sins the past week:
kEcEiPrS.
Received previously 80. 6s7l bales.
during week.. Ia
Total. ................. Gl9s bales.
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Last Tu.sday Sher ~ 8. r. RAixEs
l.t Tor Baton ROUGE. n place Jim
Omar In tho State prison IL that
city.
Deputy Sheriff q. L. TaicaxL de-.
parted on the Jesse K. Bell Tuesday
On route for jackson. to place Felix
Davion 10 the Insane Asylum. In
that place.
We had the pleasure OF Q call from
Mr.. T. l. MATHIS. Of Ward 6. last
Saturday. The farmers are very busy
10 that sec,ioa Of the Parrish.
]. ALpaoxsE PlupHoxxk, E'Q.,
called last Monday. NJ. PRuDaox'
NJ b one Of our sntssprisiog pie ut
ess and takes . lively Interest 10 rail-
roads, labor saving agricultural In.
plements add other progressive e.
ssspgtsss. NAschisochss Perish needs
| Q isW more such oiiiseus.
We had the pleasure OF meellul
NJ. ". L. JAWS Of the 0em OF j
Heath. importer and dealer 10 CAT
ps's. oil cloths. &C., " and % Cam
erect, New Orleans. Ne. jaws 10 Z
most agreeable gentleman, thorough
y progressive In bic ideas and . Do
lievsr 10 burying the dead past on
il making the opportunities Of th
present work out . brilliant futur
Tor Louisiana.
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Men Comps 1e1uS.

The above caption. which mesns
10 plain Saxon mot IN bic right
miod" 70 applied 70 Felix Dsviou
whose Insanity 10 chronicled week
before lest. 10 Wss brought before
Judge d. Pierson let Monday and
tho unsouud condition OF bic mind
having been duly proven, hs We in'
terdicted and ordered to Do conveyed
to the State penitentiary. At times
Dsviou he's been very noisy In bin
demonstrations, but st 40 period 70
gsrded % dangerous. II 70 thought
bic sberrstioo will eventually yield
to treatment. lnssnity bee been
quite frequent Ia THE parish durioa
the past three OF four yesre.
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Il has not come on the wings Of the
hypoboresn blasts Of March, but has
been whispered In accents IKE tho
wooins sAphyrs Of blue.syed. spring
that . petition will b presented 70
tho Police Jury. st 10 next session.
asking for "a ordinance 70 DO cub.
mitted % tho people on tho subject
Of Local Option" Thus tho billoNs
capped With foam (not . schooner Of
beer) begin 70 dash over tho lines
and 90 likely TO spread In extent.
OF what avsilI We'll wager the
semblsnoe OF tho American eagle On
tho last hve'oenter 10 possess, that
Ward Of this Parish. will defeat the
measure horse. foot and dragon.
With . Waterloo overthrow. The
present provisions Of tho Revised
Statutes OF Louisiana, will assuredly
not prove iorcible aids 70 prohibition
In this State.
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Ahss loas ssisias. 90 Or. ps,a.
sd 9 eoes'ss eer The lem "a Apstl.
HIS j. fku 10 Ant Mir y. q Jsss.
sata ssseseea b. TIE best u.e.icsi Ia
~at ef essf eity. pspposs = eoncvs,
nj tshhesat Zoe the b~a.lls a the
C,s,hetts All Ssef~sy, Tn. pe,~rea.
" The eeseftsina cot viii he sapsod.
sd ~ Tho ussnsrrss Of that soSi-ss
isem BIS Tue tirss rehearsal viii
.sks ptsvw a, tne f.sttsse os Mr.
= Phillips. 90 Tsesisy beat. IL Ioas
oh a p m.
Tness s.ss Q good msnv sou,.l..
sh.es end walking last sunday AZ.
tsenoon.
Nc. q. Y. Chapman len on Tue.
iNy TO return To bic hom- in Nee
Orleans. Nj Chapman msa. many
Trend. during BILE stay In Nsschisc.
chez vho regretted to sev hir, leave.
NJ: u<mpeoa Carver and NJ. Jim.
ME NcCpoh are again on our sss~rss.
They vrs- sick bot q seW DAYS, from
ths common cVmpiaint.
Mics Masi- CHOPIN 10 In toWo, SION.
ring utth her friend Mics Lizzie
wsimslcy. Misc Msfis 10 Q srvs,
f.vortre and h.s frivads afe always
pleNsei 10 sev her.
Tne,e gill b. q messing of the
Catholic All Society ou Sunday next,
~ 'he Usual time and clsc-.
w. have rot heard of . single GRO.
Quot PARTY shis SEASON In ,osn. Nv.
~tsl Sunssys an. some ~ the young
p~p;lr drove down To Mr.. CsSv-s's
and induls-d In = short gsmc. Let
o'n.ss follow their sS,mp,e.
We ss- sl, tired OF Lent. The ~on.
cert will give us something In think
sed talk Aboat tos the neIt twu
Ne, ks.
AZ 10 VET. riding 4 lev evenings
ago - ssw = group 81 young ladies
seated under . clumh oe tires hav.
LOG = picalc and fsom the amount oI
laughing and talking. they must
have hal = splendid time. Il h q
shame that they Wes~ s.corsei hy
little school boys. where ere The
besuIp
". are sres'eiul indeed, 10 the -.
'imsbl- Young tsdv vho vss On zen
-swls In her compliments IN us sud
ell be v-,v careful IN avoid siy,ns
her any ofl~oss hereafter. Hitherto
80 have failed 70 notice her Through
th~se columns. but she shall nevs,
sasin have cause fol COMPLAINT. W
'nnss not fw9~t 10 cay that che Wai
mistaken In the name.
| Young a~ot)em~a Who take ladle,
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This % tho season Of tho year whom
tho general renovation Of yards,
fences and outhouses tskeS place.
There 70 no cheaper method TO I'm.
prove tho appearance and attraction
OF tho surroundings Of o residence.
than the judicious use OF lime. It d
easily prepared. Is within tho reach
OF OIL. Besides Il 10 health produ.
oinG application. We suggest Ia
use 70 give . neat appearance 70 the
brown and unseemly fences Ia tn
city.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-02

Last Sunday tho services OF Mar.
shal Baker were required 70 dispose
OF . dog belonging TO . oolored 10.
man named Cora Redmond. 6hl
he'd taken the precaution 70 secure
y tic tho dog. When NJ. Bake
reached her house he found tho aui'
NAL attempting % bite snythine
within bic reach. indlcting woundl
upon hia own body. and BIZ eye
blood red With msdaess. he Oool
put 90 end 70 the dumb bruts's suf
fellnRe.
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High.did.di.duml Talk about COL
ored guests Of tho White House 70.
ception In Washington cityl It isn't
Q circumstance to tho exalted ideas,
which come q our coen.aeld oolored
folks indulge 10. 10 this locality.
Ono day this week % skWsrd,
ebony.hued and rough specimen Of
this class, followed By two women.
stepped into ono Of our most prom.
lnent and fashionable dry goodl
stores and calling . clerk, remarked
''Boss, 1'se gwine to 60 outer here ful
about free.Qusstsss Oh % hour. snd
I'd b 'bliged 70 you II you'd IoGoh
desc yere ladies' eome cheers 20 Ieo|
demeeliS while I'm RWino down a
oeeoet." The clerk We % dumb
founded that 10 could only enquire
''9ad'nt you boetee take the ladie
viii yoo, While you 10 oono !"
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River News.

The rive, ison m, dovnva,d s,sde.
not ONLY q, ,hls point, bu, slso a,
Shsrvepoes And FULTON. ThIs dls.
po.es Of soy further anxiety With
reference n An Overflow IN ,hs Rad
river v.llev The ususl spr,ns rise
occu,. IN March and Aprii. NJ least
.nch h.. h..n The ,scords ~ hi.h
v.,., N thu n..t Ths ,nd,cs,ions
are ,hs, the vsa,her hsa sss,led
down "a a .,aid demeanor And no
nrob.b,l,,v a. a future deluxe sufY,.
Glen, "a f,oa, a Nosh's Ar. Bu, ve
don, gamble on thu ecosntricities OF
the i,ck,e institution.
Cane river 10 assuming Q downward
tendency rapidly, II not faster, some.
thing like the cotton market, and ere
long viii be 10 10 summer normal
condition, I. q. Q veritsble thread ol
trjckl,oR sprins drope OF moisture,
No one OH shed brinv tear thersat
r.. nm. ..,a 49,. -. 80. =. az,
Aug 0's ~" ues Wv W Wv
landing ana departed ooWe streeu
Thuesday mosuioe. We had Q plea
an, ..II s,o. .o~. ~ Ne, soci.hl.
sS.' ' -
o@c9ss'
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4 note from Z. J. Palmer, Eco i,
% planter reading on Cane river,
some ls miles below th,s city sent ~
lest week. informed % that that the
corn on bic place. on tho 39d. was oil
above ground. A sample cent show
Cd Q sprout two inches IN length
from tho grain. He hss 100 acres
planted. There q no doubt that Il
tho weather proves propitious, THU
cereal will soon b In . 6ouriShina
condition.
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I.ass Monday communicstion WA
received by ueu. Jas. n Coser,ve.
iscm Mr. Jao. @. Brown, vice.Presi.
deot q the Nov Orleans Pacific Rail.
ros,i. inquirios what Inducements
The c,,,s.ns 81 the parish and city
souid Offer to the company 10 aid In
the construction Of = Tap rood to the
main line. Al impromptu meeting
wss ss once called. AT II o'clock m.
quite Q number Of the solid business
mea Of the city sad several in6usn.
eu,isl planters assembled q the
Court House.. 10 take immediate &C.
ton 10 this very important matter.
The meeting was organized by the
selection Of Judge ID. Pierson %
chairman. and Non. J. b. CosRrove
40 secretary. After remarks from
the President and other gentlemen q
motion Was adopted to appoint .
committee Of Ave ci,izeus to imme.
aisteiy circulate subscription lists
In ,h,s place and along the liue OF the
Tap road and 10 othe. localities. to
ASCERTAIN what amount could b rais.
ed to aid 10 tho construction OF the
road, outside Of tho proposed s mills
tax on the real estate OF the city. o.
this committee were appointed. Capt.
L. Caspsri. Gen. J. II. Cosgrove. J
Alphooss Prudhomme, ESQ. and ].
A. Plsuche. ESQ. Subsequently NJ.
Joseph Henry add Judge D. Piersou
were added to the committee. The
meeting then adjourned.
Il nov behooves every man Who
can spsre Q dollar, 10 contribute q
the support OF this enterprise. Do.
lsy 10 thls csss % worse than DANCE.
rous. Talk viii avail nothiug. VIA,
| 10 nov wanted 70 prompt, euergetie
and immediate action. TIE not Z
| q question OF mere dollars. but one o.
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Wake Up.

On Wednesday. March 2ath. tho
spades we're pushed into tho ground
ct the junction OF tho Baton Rouge
branch OF tho n. o. Pacific Railway.
That work b being pushed rapidly
forward to-day. The people Of that
city acted promptly. made oil the
necessary arrange ments 10 . trice, 70
construct tho branch road. They
showed pluck and meant business.
The people OF ksnsdeld and vici.
nifty srs determined to have, . con.
ue"tins liok With the main road.
The track 70 being laid Southwark
from Alexandra.
We cannot too earnestly impress
upon our people the necessity for
not being "lett out IN tho cold' 10
this matter Of . junction With the
n. O. Pacific. We cannot stop nov
70 argue about its advantages. What
b needed q "a instantaneous ewak.
euiug out Of the lethsrgy Of tho pest,
and demonstrating tho fact that oul
people are progressive and enter.
prtsins. The Rods help those Who
help Themselves. Il b time that N
show 70 the world that ~ can hell
ourselves. Throw Of. then. tho 10
ortneeo % deoeitful IN Ito seeminl
pleasant security, let Il turn 70 deai
go fruit 10 your grasp and beoom,
the bitterness Of Ssll 70 tho taste
Aid the tsp sood With your mean
and influence. Wske up Of oncel
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4 ttisod q or elbow. suegeetG
that . Wy cheap "lnOiaS' for city
- ooQld - ooeaiaed n The peepon
oes tall.blooded Choetaw, Who 70,
eootly appeared q or slseets. VI
suppose - eeald eae)ly y oode d
eootala Q It'll hoo6 % 'totoamss IN
ooG)oR hin With Oomo q Tho exAoes,
~ '4geWaeee'' - b losnd q III
leallty.
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Jsstlcs Lsvy's Csart, Ward /.


From Justice Q. h. Levy. Ward I,
Ne CLEAN tho following Items Of 70.
cord on bile docket:
Dick Stephens CHARGED With lsrce.
~ wss examined on Tuesday tho
18th and the proof being insufficient
TO substsntiste the sccusstion, he
wss released from custody.
Dan Coleman, Who appears 70 have
been % extremely belligersnt and
bloodthirsty individual. wss srrsign.
ID before this court On the 18th chsrg.
Cd BY Lymss Johns With assault aud
battery and assault With . dangerous
weapon. Re save bonds 10 the sums
Of s75 and 900 for bio future sppass'
snce for examination.
Dan Coleman charged With assault
and battery By Julia Ann Rschal
was arrested By Constable J. 7. King
HE case wss examined on tho It'll
and he was discharged from custody
Vim. Jones was arrested on th,
18th on tho charge Of burglary. III
wss sent before tho District Judg'
who held . priliminary examination
Lest Saturday and 10 view OF tho evl
dence falling 10 prove bio guilt, Of
dered bio discharge.
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o. Thursday the 10th . negro boy
was sent from tho Ursin Lsmbre
place. down Cane river. to summon
Dr.. Leveque to attend . sick person.
While returning tho boy and horse
were precipitsted down tho river ON.
baukment. In ono Of tho many dan.
gerous caves along tho road eide. The
horse va instantly killed. but tho
boy miraculously escaped uninjured.
There are many such places on the
road from here to Oloutierville, and
Q citizen iniorms 10 that IN some 10.
oslities tho fences 40 % close d
these dangerous holes. that room h
barely afforded to drive . buggy
along tho hank. Measures should
b taken 70 have tho roadway sum
ciently broad 70 permit tho ssls pas.
sage OF vehicles.
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Sunday last was . magnificent
sprlog day With deep asure skies, .
pleasant, bslmy s&mosphsre and oil
nature wearing . most lovely aspect.
Our citizens fully appreciated II, and
the churches were we'll filled With
people. and more particularly ladies.
OF whom Natchitoches, csu Vell
boast Of large number oivery hand.
come ones-snd they sre ~ pleasant
- they ase rood looking. This Let.
tee faot makes 20 sometimes wonder
Why our young men sre not more
soc'sble snd Why they fell 70 spprs'
ciate The smiles and charms OF thu
fair ''lasoioe."
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This court which has ''local ha.
bltstioo and . name" IL our city We
silent and deserted during last week.
50 iar - pvesidiog over the destiny
OF some violstor Of the peAcs was
concerned. Mayor Holmes' oocups.
tioo like Othello's. Was gone. The
exodus OF the colored "b'hoys" rail-
roadWard seems 70 have given the
City Marshal . rest. Glad to chroni.
ole THE fact.
On last Monday John Patton vas
up before bis Honor on . double
charge Of being belligerent and ruf.
ding tho placid waters Of the public
quie,ude. John wss fined only one
dollar. which be ct onoe liQuidsted.
Albert Thompson. . twin brother
Of him OF State fame. concluded the
city was entirely too calm. 80 b
cavorted and snortsd like % 10.
broken colt. Narshsl Baker eoor
! tanned him and when he had inter
viewed Mayor Holmes BILE purse VA
lighter BY sn American cart whee
eOic.
"wednesday Theodule Nonetts Wit
keeps Q bar room In the lower par
OF the city, for oolored people. waa
up before tho Mayor on tho charg'
Of keeping . disorderly house sut
bsr.room. The Mayor dned him o.
and costs OF 10 dsys 10 jail.
Mary Hamiltoa. Josephine Reid
N.rv Monroe sud Odalis More. iou
oolored womes Of the city. were q
raiened on Monday before Mayo
| Ho)ues o. the charge Of Keeping
disorasrly house. A isvsssisasio'
} hsyisg demonstrated thss tAsls eoa
dsoe We anything bit proper. ths
wsss Aaed = g .eaeh asd eoses. 9
thsse days n jail.
! Theenome(ee Apgil ~ ~ q
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Ssnethlne . 10 Leeke1 Aftsr.

A prominent gentleman, and prop.
erty owner % we'll, iniorme % that
. large number Of farms IN this per.
lob. In high state Of cultivation, are
not upon the assessment rolls, aud
have not been for several years. The
locality OF these farms are known 70
him, aad our elaci6at Assessor needa
but this Information % ct them On
bic rolls,
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Il % decidedly Winterish for thb
season ofths ysar. but bright Sun.
light and cloudless skies have given
. new impetus to planting interests
10 THE locality. The farmers 80
pushing everything With "a energy
which proclsims . determination to
6ght Oh adverse circumstances, and
snatch victory out Of natures frowns.
Farmers. % . class, have . wonder
ful stock Of patience, combined With
. hopeful spirit which sees only tho
silver lining to tho darkest clouds.
It 70 to be hoped that the backward
and unpropitious spring. thus for.
may eventuats 10 most propitiora
circumstances and that cir and Gun.
light may combine 70 make tho pro.
li6c coll rich With manifold blessings,
overlooking the horn OF CornuoopiaI
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~ kCLALlA.

Sprioe With Ito macy pleasures bee
come. The birds are einging, the
trees are budding aud ones more NJ.
iurs has put On her rotes OF geeso.
The music OF the babbling brooks,
that are free now from their icy
chsins, and the soft sighi0g OF ze.
phyrs among the trees make bar.
mopy, which can only be rivSlled by
the WsvblinR ant trilling birds that
have found them mates, and are hap.
plly singing Q glorious anthem 20 our
Great CreotOr. The SNOW. drop and
byScinth ore now replaced BY the
bridal. wreath. yellow tsmine. wood
bloc, and oil such early bl0sooms.
and the w0Ods abound In many Va.
riefies Of Wild flowers OF Spring. The
Holly and Aistlet0e have long since
disappeared, and the sweet.eceoted,
fresh pine waves redolent over oil,
Many are tho herhs and plants that
have come to life With welcome
Spring. All nature seems rejoicing
that the reign OF the winter king q
over. aud that chilling winds and Icy
blasts have become things Of the
past. THIS 70 the season when poets
and writer's With hearts full OF musi.
cal thOughts, wander forth and With
Inspired minds. pen tho beautiful
stsnzss that al tho soul Of man
With admiration.
Picntcs, croQuet parties, and pleas.
ures OF oil kinds Will coon begin, and
youths and msideos, alike With old
and young, will enjoy the exhilaIa.
tinR pastimeO OF the season.
The brooks sre running gaily,
Tho birds ess singing loud.
The dower's ars coming daily,
Natures dotted her winter shroud.
With merry, gladstone carol.
Well welcome new found Spring,
Aud sweet tribute 6Orsl,
From wood and dale we'll bring.
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Tom wesley. more ssessslly known
~ Tom Tsbes. one Of the eccentric
colorsd chssscsers Of the town. died
suddsoly lsss Thu,sday morning..
Tom vss alssys singing church
hymus while AZ work sud talking 10.
cesssntly to himself. on the streets.
He vas alvays good. nstured. aud was
sex,on OF the Protestant Episcopal
church, and . sealous attendant on
Rev. q. A. Cameron. he formerly
belonged to 40 old family OF this
town. the TAbsrs. nov doing business
Ia Shreveport.
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4 Arst class country Job oGes u.
eludiag Iibegty JOB end 1aegle eard
pcooDoo, popoe eoteoe. l0pool0G
stooee ed tall sock q type. rule,
lnsaitarA bocdee. a.. ~
T6e0o q app)loatioa. 4.
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Crialoal Matters.
Dlo3nlW O0UR1.


On Tuesday Of lest week., District
attorney D. @. Scarborough entered
. mol pros. 10 tho case OF State ".
Fred Hooper Indicted for larceny
and tho prisoner being released from
custody, went on bic way rejoicing.
Jim Cesar. indicted for larceny Of
sbolt Of cloth from the;store Of Il. P.
0slliea on Tiger lsland waived trial
By jury and was brought before Hon,
D. Pisrsoo, District Judge, Oh the
"a for trial. After due e1sminatjoa
he wss found guilty. On Saturday
Last he Was sentenced % tvo year,
imprisonment st hard labor IN thl
State penitentiary.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-08-24
Nothing To Do.

Your hands are in your pockets,
young man, because you have no
work to do. And while you are idle
the world is alive, wide awake, push.
ing, struggling, going ahead. The
world wants those hands. You need
not take them out of America
They can find a market at home.
The country wants those hands sell.
ing dry goods in New York, cradling
wheat in Minnesota, raising cotton
in Alabama, weaving cloth in Low.
ell, picking oaanges in Florida, dig,
ging gold in Colorado, catching mack.
erel from the deck of down East
fishing smack. Take your hands out
of your pockets. Nothing to do2
There is plenty of work everywhere.
Do the first thing that comes along.
Saw wood, get in coal, go on errandsi
in short, do anything honest with
your hands, but don't let them LOAF
in your pockets.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-08-24
A Little Alisprint.

He walked into the office this
morning looking much like man
pretty well satisfied with general re.
suits, and said:
81 came in to tell you of mis-
print in the paper"
"Yes2 What is it?"
"Well, you see, l sent a notice
around yesterday that Mr.. Smith
had been married, and your compost
tor, | see, has got, Mr.. Smith has
just been martyred,' but l guess it
don't hardly make enough difference
to change it"
The editor scratched his head a
minute and thought of house clean
ing and other female eccentricities,
and told the visitor Of course it didn't,
and he went away whistling, "Why
should the spirit of mortals be
proud?"