The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-19
Estal Glraninas.

nina have beea svty abaastsas
weeatlys
sdltorhl sesk.e W "pav "a
oycra yourselves aetsrtt1estvs
"a are ptsetifil 1t u sad ssg
pseu /
an country butter teetes o.
Ne appeafanvvs u soils a. 80
6 evats per peests
400 assertmeet ~ stoves, Tin
etc. Zoe sale at J y, Ne CaplS
o.
ss !. aaewe here ss sway ttr,ts~
Norshern stttes 50 sFshsry |
are auneroass
thanks are ehe Hon D. ft,pt [
M c. s'r eupt's II the C'nas
senal ts'eorl
rs.s.-rhe rattle tee che ,ltsmaett
vii saks pIss ut tsse''sse's
on Monday, Marsh sSfh, ~
ploek n.
a Censtshk,s @le here hat
uMy q bale n cotton WIS sett tar
W poaa'i. AMI corn fef sies rsr
eL
sfriet Curt epenet praaartty
MONDAY. AMI has naw ssttts,t
a toeoutinaed wark. We shall
nh eur readers with n synopsis
prweedinvs
,sSNuEp Eiems M Mrs y. T..
sss. In baihlieg over the r,rss
y Fifty eeats pee etsvs rrts
:. bee. tStf.
sw ducks have been sold here
IN the past few tlavs. Wild game
he s,,w,herrd hind. hashevn vvry
10 during the Pas, winter. This
J strange circumstance tee thu
usYy OF small lakes, bayous anil
Ams.
ssssouahle rain fell In this To-
nv lest Monday, and !, vas damp
cloudy Tuesday. This moisture
facilitate the work % farmers. In
sking uptte s,iF loan soil % the
4 valley. Rain has poured dovs
- the above was In type.
10 Arss railroad dirt thrown Il
surface In this section, took place
! Sunday. II was brought tn ,owl
~ soles % the sho.s 70 one o
IWsas employees ot the y, u. 4 !
RI
II Monday brought " Ne saoth
q sAose anniversaries which pru
Nh that We are climbing onwar
- s.y.ties. Gray hairs Will ~
=. With the lapse Of years. W
vsssse feel grateful to a iair "cp'
= Ius hes remembrance. In I'll
~ q q beautiful and frasraI
upasss Of violess, anda golden line
~ vshing "mauy happy return
1Asty."
M deligent inquiry of farmc
tuodn portions % the Parish. v
00Gi1ed to learn that the WI
dlnAkiug up the lands AMI plan
hsass being vigorously pushed u
~ Ia many Instances corn
l1undy In the ground. Some col
Dhhe Aas ben made about the .,
-. bat sufficient rain has fallen
A1neaee the ploughing II this %
- weather 10 very favorable
0AacinG the interests of emerge
Ileulturxllsts. and they are MAXI
Aoose OF their golden opporiu
-
ID. JOseph Henry. one Of the In
00od most successful planters
- parish. has nine caltiSators q
~ sulky plows. Of fars, 4 Brad
oDufsc, use, In use on his plsi
-. He recommends them as spl
q Implements. labor.ssvinr.
~ their work thoroughly.
mehsscd them from J. II. Hill Z
ut, with J. J. McCook 4 ]
- thanks him, In M open lei
= tAelr Introduction. Mir. he
~ 20 planter should be Will
-. MI
Vsshingtoa street has been di
90 iar down - the terminu
I'M. This thovoughiare has !
11possable during the entire VII
11o1ures will soon be taken by
- anthorities either to plan'
O1seoy Il. In order that 1t may
80 passablc hereafter. 1t Is
~ tacvouRhfsre leading out OF
- b Grand Epre. aud PROF
o1l1ses viii be glad to learn
0lsnses Will BE- adopted to maxi
o1sad permanent highway.
- lan proved too much Tor
U11slleoehes Rines." They
~ islly recuperated since
- Enjoyable event Nov.
49, called upon to chronicle
n0loDace. that on last Tue
- ~ dissolved into notl
NE the mlsts OF morn.
copAaticslly departed '
- eglAatine tuinsih Its tena
oollA 4 hunt ior II now
oHke The Dsputy's report,
Doooe q arrest q fugitive