The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-08
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Adrove OF Texas mules appeared
IN our streets last Tuesday.
The weather hasn't changed. il
the moon has.
Splendid weather for pneumonia.
diptheris, etc.
% Look out for "the browning glory
OF the age" in the shape OF the Tn.
derwood Plow.
Colds, commonly known as "the
Epizootic" are prevalent here to al
alarming extent.
We are indebted to the officers Of
the lightning packet Jesse X. Bell
iors full file OF late New Orleans
pspers.
A pew lot Of wagons and buggies.
It McC)ook 4 Bro.
Our Office has been thronged with
visitors this week, which emphatical'
" proclaims the estimation In which
tho VlxDlcAroE is held by the people
Of the Parish.
It will cost you nothing TO inspect
the workings Of the Underwood
Piow, which will be here in a few
weeks.
We noticed our baker, P. Poete.
during the past week, delivering his
broad to customers, from baskets, on
Vheelbarrow trundled through the
streets by a colored man. Verify
"necessitas non habet legem."
Pity sacks Taxas rust proof oats,
! q NcCoOk Il Bro.
Corn and other provender for stock,
like wood, are somewhat scarce COM
moditles In this locality, Corn is
). ceiling at SOC. per bushel. Cause
bad roads and weather.
~. McCook 4 Bro. has It. one Of
the largest stock Of all kind OF goods
ever bl ought to this city.
Pedestrians now wade over the
crossings OF our streets, and shining
boots and shoes have been conquer
ed by Kings Stop and Mud. The
ladies' seldom gladden. our thorough.
fares with their bright presence.
FURNISHED Rooms at Mrs. r. F..
Burke's. in building over the Post
Office. Fifty cents per day. Fires
extra. Dec. Is tt.
Pete Condo, a crazy prisoner con
6ned In the Parish prison, created
quite an excitement New Years eve
ming, by attempting to escape. The
alarm was given by some OF the pris
ooers and soon the enclosure was
surrounded by excited citizens. L
= needless to state that the effor
Ms abortive.
Twill be absent about three week
% Wit to my family in Indianapo
H. III, at which time I will be bacl
ready ior my usual professional ser
VIA DIR B. F. HANCOCK.
III. g..
REVOLUTION IN FLOWING. In I
few weeks Mr.. Nichols will Introduce
Bio Rotary Stirring Plow to ou
planters at bis own expense. 1t i
styled 'The Drowning glory Of tn
age," and is guaranteed to pay TO
tself In EIGHT days. work. Thes'
ploWs ore manufactured exclusivel,
for the Southern market, notwith
standing they have received the high
ct encomiums in the Veat. The,
are just the article for the Red rive
valley.
Duputy Sheriff Willis Holme
furnishes us the information tina
about one.third Of the taxes due
lave been paid 10 and that the col
lections have been lively during tn
week. The fear OF the enforcement
q the provisions of the new Law
seems to act as spur upon the ia,
psysrs to promptly settle their In
oeotedness to the State and Parisl
Nh best to settle at once than incu
Unnecessary penalties.
The citizens generally were highl
del'shted at the temperance Of th
*sals Band during the holidays, an
treat to some OF their excellel
assic. This organization Is no
evsr eighteen months old, and pr
400 some very creditable must
1aey most assuredly have the be-
ve4es OF the community for the
= pepetuity, and should be encou
II and aided by our citizens
- landable efforts to amuse al
entertain the public.
Lat Saturday Martin Jackson h,
. Alteration with Louis Oalhou
= Jefferson street, in the lower pa
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