The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-09

! Personal.
Last Saturday M. CuAs. B. RAY OF
the house Of n. II. Hsnsell T. Co..
dealers In ssddlery, trunks. &c., New
Orleans called st our ssnctum and
rave quite 40 interesting account OF
bio hsps and mishsps while travelling
through the country.
| W. had tho pleasure OF call from
@. W. LUCKY, Esq, and Dr.. ". ".
PITTS Of tue Black Lake country.
last Saturday. Nothing new irom
that locality.
Maj. BRENT, Of st. Louis, Wa 10
town THE week. AZ Natchitoches 10
not . prohibition locality, the Mai u
found Q cordial welcome from bis
host Of friends.
+. h. PRUDHONME. ESQ.,, from low.
er Cane river. called In TO see IA and
renew bic subscription to tho VlNDl.
GATOR.
J. 4. WEAVER, from Ward 9. has
Visited "a, and left q substantial
token VI bis interest In the local ps.
per.
Capt. wv. KINNEY. formerly OF
COMPANY +, Sd La. Infantry, accom-.
panied by Nj. RUFUs TABER, once
q resident Of this city. have been Ia
our midst for several days. We
were pleased to note that the Captain
has stood the attacks OF time With
wonderful vigor. While Rurus' ten
years OF absence has little affected
bio phyeioGnomy. Both gentlemen
are now re0idents OF Shreveport. but
met with warm and cordial greet.
ing trom their many personal friends
here.
W. D. 0oocH, ESQ.,, and Dr.. r.
ARMSTRONG. OF Pleasant Hill, have
been IN tho city several days. attend.
log TO business In the neiRhborhood
OF the Court House.
b. b. HATHORN, ESQ.,, OF the upper
parish line, and Mr.. s. g. D0WDEN
from the Vernon line, called upon W
this week, and had words OF cheer
10Y our Efforts to please tho people.
Mr.. JACOB KILE. Of Kisatchie P, o.
visited 10 Tuesday. He Joins IN the
general report OF the destruction OF
the fruit prospects, by the late froets
and sls0 states that it haS killed the
sweet mast OF the white oak, beech.
60. information which We regret to
learn.
l. A. BuARD. ESQ.,, Justice OF the
Peace. Ward 8. dropped 10 on us to
let ~ know that his locality Wa up
IT. !. ?. Parker, agent for tho
house Of 6char1 h Bernheim, St,
Louis. No., bee bean csnvasoing Tor
that establishment here. this week.
NJ. JN0. l. GILL, OF tho arm Of Zu.
oeIbter 4 Be6sn, u 10 tho city, look.
Ing after the interest OF that emerge.
TIC New Orleans business establish.
J. n. wolRsox, Esq, oil tho way
BlufS, quietly entered tho ONCE lat
Tuesday, aud bounced tho Local out
OF what was left Of bic growth. by
bic cordial greeting. We Sre slWsys
pleased 70 GO Joe" He % 10 de.
nlure, you know.
NJ. ARTHUR D. LEWIS % staying IN
town for . iew days, 70 adjust and 10.
pair oil sewing machines which NAV
need bic mechanical skill.
1r. ". 0. BREAzEAIE, J. p. Ward
~. n: BgRkErT. Eco. OF Ward s,
NJ. r. E. HAxxEr1, OF Ward ). M.
THos. Smith. Ward 7,iMr. +, jIN.
NlN0s. Ward 3, and WV. PAYNE. Eco.
Onward !, have oil been In town ~.
tending meeting OF tho Police Jury.
Several OF the gentlemen have cali.
Cd et this 0d1Co for q sociable chat.
Mr.. wv. COBB and DR.. ]. D. Appr.
SON. Of 1ellewood, were on the streets
last Wednesday and cordially greet.
ed THE reporter. They confirm tho
universal report OF Jack Froet's "a.
furious proceedings.
u. 60L0N0N. Esq, With Burke 4
Thompson, Wholesale grocers 66
Tchoupitoules street, New Orlesuo.
paid 20 . visit last MONDAYS We
found Mr.. SOLOMON Q most saree.
able and soclable gentleman. Vhom
1t 10 Q pleasure to have met. He 70.
presents . splendid establishment,
Sheriff 9. =. RAIxHs and Deputy
6herin g. l. T1lCHRL, returned from
their respective trips TO Baton ROUGE
and Jackoon. last Tuesday on tho |
Jesse K. Bell. BEFORE reschlnR Jack.
con, Dsvion became % violent IN hia
insanity that 1t was found necessary
70 msnaCle and hAndcuR him 10 DYe.
vent big doing others bodily injury.
When delivered ct tho Institution he
va completely Wild and he'd 70 b
incaScerated In . coll or strong room
for safety.
Messrs. BlHEx, CL1NGMAN JOKES &
1bowNsT1ELD, employees Of CliDgmsn
Nursery. Homer, La, dropped into
our sanctum last "Wednesday and
paid their respects to the ViNDIoA.
TOR stan: They have just been can.
wasting Tor this home nursery and
propose to visit this parish to soli-
cit orders. The Homer nursery pro.
pose to furnish trees and plants
which are acclimated, and guarantee
complete satisfaction TO Purchasers.
AZ q local and homo enterprise this
nursery should be literally patron.
lied BY our fruit growers. THUS far
the nursery has met With great on.
couragement.
Died.
On Wednesday, April 9Th, 1881, Hon.
RACE i. P1IRsoN, con Of Aaron d. and
Margaret Pierson; aged q yoam aud 10
months.
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