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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-09

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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-09

Johnny Behind. the Deuce" is the
familiar term by which an Arizona
sporting character IL known. At last
accounts he was but 3 short distance
ahead Of the Sheriff, who wanted him
for . homicide.
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SHREVEP0RT
Furniture Factory.
Warsrooms On Tens st., near Lsyea
Factory on Lsyss, opposite 7. &P.R.R
Depot. ..

lhsve IN activeopera&ion . Steam Furniture
Factory and viii sell goods. homemade. 20
dealers and consumers at saving On former
better goods than those now generally sold,
mostly made q the North and shipped here
ct high rates Of freight.
In addition TO homemade goods I keep
constantly on hand full stock of flne furnf.
ture of latest styles and designs, also glazed
shades, mattresses, chiidren's carriages, eto.,
at lowest market prices. 80
oct3.ly WIN. ENOERS.
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Better Have Kept Still.

A Russian student of good birth and
brilliant promise was engaged to the
eldest daughter Of respectable St.
Petersburg family, and they were to
be married on the Wednesday in Easter
week. On Easter Monday the student
called upon his intended bride, and
when they were alone informed her that
he belonged to the Nihilist party. but
that he had no doubt Of her devotion to
him and felt certain that he should find
her a faithful companion in his revolu-
tionary career. The girl replied that
she loved him better than all the world.
but that. If he persisted in his course
she could not live with him, though
without him she should die Of grief.
She was 20 resolute that the young man
drew . dagger to terrify her. She left
the room and her sweetheart rushed
from the house. The girl fell in
swoon. aud was found in this condition
BY her mother, who could get no reply
to her questions. The girl went to her
own room and took poison. Her ACT
was discovered in time to send for q
physician; but it was too late to save
her life, although her parents managed
at last to draw from her the true cause
of her suicide. The girl died, and tn
Nihilist student is now in the hands o
the police.
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Hiram Arnold, Of San Rafael, had
. narrow escape recently. He was
smoking some tobacco. gathered from
. disused coat, when q loud explosion
took place, shattering the bowl Of the
pipe and filling his lace with sparks.
It was subsequently discovered that q
pistol cartridge had been mixed up with
tho tobacco and caused the trouble.
The ball imbedded itself deep in the
woodwork on the opposite side IT the
room.
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WATKINS & SCARBOROUGH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Successors to Levy s Scarborough
Will practice in the District Courts OF tnS
na,.ish Of Natchitoches and Red River, ana
In the Supreme Court of the State. PrOmPS
attention given to all business. Addresses
l.. Il. Watkins, at COushatta, or ID. Z: scak"
horoueh. mt NatchitOches. aprl0.ly
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IRA. dear fellow" I answered. EMO
,ou.e where you and l<st'cs live could
= drvsry In any way" =,
could $50 the scarlct rush Into hts
ace. even before be- lighted the gas.
Then he turned 10 me with joyous cycs,
md leaning on the chimney picCc, asked
me laughinsly when I would come back
Md prove that ios myself. /
III will come let me sce-in about
twenty years perhaps"
"Oh, nonsense, Maxi" he cried, In
his quick carncsincss, unconsciousiy
laying ont hand upon my arm; "you
will come ior my wedding"
"ror your wcdding'"-t echoed tho
simple words ~ 70 they had bewildered
ne. "rrank-rrank, does she really
love your"
"Why. Max, old fellow, I never saw
you 81 nervous before. Arc You afraid
that I am dccciving myself, or that she
l. decciving mcs"
EMO; never afraid ii that. You know
- ,.s..... 80. SxucL ~
~. Wv" E""' '"" w., .
les, PAN M, .- ,.' . ,.",... 60, marry
~,,... ~. 80, ,;'n. "
Franks whistle Of astonishmcnt broke
Into q hearty laugh. ~ nice little wait.
'"s u%. 49, s IA ,.,.,r. :" ,h;rs Il All
' "' w.. ~
WI H. .. L.. ,,.,, ~. v.-, la, horr
"a! a..sI ~. ss J"t sra '' hiJ,,;"" S.rs.
csm., "su -, u'"T ia ys H., ...n,; - w.,
We" "a ~ ..' 80. rsr~ = ,;me
s. naa so"S ,, many "a S ~h. ' ;i.,v IN
~ '"s 49,, ,s. .'a,,, ,ssr. ws HsS pi,sn hem
an .rv ,ccs,hcr
si1 Yrsnk Il IN d,,vc here for Won IN
,,us IN catch ira exprsss. You Allow us
4 very abort time, indeed, !" said Mr..
Old6sld
'I And ys. II |. {. long goodbye" add.
al I ~Iticc. ouits liehtlv. "You are moi
coming hcme Tor \ LONG. loaR time, On
v""' H.,r" "
..yr.rt and I have msde An imuor
tan, .rr.ns.ment about that" I an
svs,ed. trvine 10 ies,. because | laucict
az vouH undsrstsnd what no had ask
n mn N do. "I nm soine 70 stsy te,
vcars unless he sends Tor me-"
IN nc uoes no en-. y, 'o'So"'youP''
"Ycs. What prospect Il there Of on
one elsc wishing Tor me?"
,,,..,v ~. ~, . ~" ~. hss -" .h.ii \
ssS ~ ii, NJ ~ ~. " ~. .i,S". g. =, -"
care Tor nothing, you know, except to-
! 'aais'ns your HE"
Her words, In their quiet, simple sc0rl
stabbed me 10 tho heart.
} THAT Il . vide word, Lettice."
said, 'sand Q word which even yet hay
not iathomcd."
"but you expect 10 do 20 In Nc
bournsl'
:. III hope So"
With IN odd little lsneh che change
the subject, and very soon Frank dro'
}. up 10 the gate. Nj. Old6eld and An
|, went out, and Lettice and I follow'
moro slowly. She fingered . minute y
a der the bare old line.trec, with the VT
Q ter sunshine on her bright young fac
4 and !. looking down upon her, kne
d that this picture would dwell In my hcs
through I'll my lonely lie.
!. Her jesting scorn NJ III gone 10,
a her eyes were only . little puzzled, q
o . little sad.
}. "You win be quite happy, Max" .
said, s'with that happiness which NAL
II others happy, too"
MTell me how. Lettice," I cried,
strong and passionate love Of my he,
70 trembling In my voice. "Tell me b.
N To win this happiness"
q. III can not" she answered, soft
al can not teach you what you know
I-~10 ~
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Frank and walled homo that night
NY silently. I tAlak ~ I'D 1sver b.
~ pesse4 aloag ~ lasrow, qaalat
81 sIroels, alAse o svealne spea6 Nth
fN1loe, vllhoae talking e ~, cd a
~ ~ ~ 0a1e o bsigte snd hap.
-. n vhoo u eotorea or ON dleat
~ = botA hssltaesd. - X unwilling
! y ~. 9 began ltaak, q ~ steop.
| - dov1 u ~ . sp0l inlo ~ sus0.
~ q, hthh 49, $500 dEeaEy
@eSsA = rsGnea q, svea WITH yo1.
M M ksssn, ! Weadst. wAsa ~
20 eoaop'' s,,... !. ts.a.,
sssl6 1sDGnalssa No sAAn hvs ~
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
WN. II. JACK.
JACK & BUCKNER,
ATTORNEYS At LAW,
NArcH1r0CHEs, LA.

NATC81TOCHESSL La
VIII nracticc IN the District Courts Of Natcn:
itoches, Red River, VIM, Grant. Sabine an9
CcHrtS uovl3.ly
LII. WATKINS. &C. SCARBOROUGH.
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j. H. & NJ. j. CUNNINGHAM,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
St. Denis Street, Natchitoches, Ia.

.p !
Will give prompt and personal attention .
oil business entrusted to their care.
Practice in the District and Parish Courts
in the Parishes of Natchitoches, Red River.
DcSOtO and Sabine, and before the supreme
Court at Monroe and New Orleans JAM, 7s'ly
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unusual 0orOootnoSO. "Toll mo one
lAiag, Max, bslors W 20 n. You do
not decide % leave here Tor NY sake-l
mean, because I have % oltsn complain.
a that or practice y not Sufficient for
two; sad because you know want 70
marry, aad can not Do % - ~ arel
You would not leave your home and your
irisnds, end ne, 70 80 oot TO drudgery
for that roasoa, MAXI ] shall not b
comfortable unless you tell mo that you
Do Il for your own sake"
Knowing that my going would spare
NJ ono great pain which, In my COW.
ardioe, ! Shrunk from, answered him
With % hoasst truthful EYES," pull.
ing the handle Of tie bell sharply - I
spoke, that he might not have time 70
question me more. But before We on.
tersd tho hall, he laid his hand softly on
M shouldsr and whispered, ~ always
trust implicitly In your better Judgment,
Max, and I always WILL" And from
thae moment / felt that ths way lay
straight and smooth before my brother.
and that ,sssA hs Almssx could ~ 10
shadow on Il.
How Distinctly, through . long, daEi
vista n lonely years, do Iaeo the dainty,
| white. clsd figure q ~ dsar, bright W
| 10 ifieud Who was NY hostess on The
lat niRAtl How diatinctly couA ] q
terVaid recall every word end euils q
hseA though nsv0 6eloee I'D Il bee'
rain . ~ % watch hee and listen y
ksr - Il W. upoa thas birthday night
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Sales effected promptly and 70 best edva1.
tago, and purchases made n this market fos
account Of my friends. aug8.ly
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waited"
"Msx," said Frank that night after
10 got home, ''msy 1 have the old plate
put back upon the do0rl"
We both laughed at tho idea-fof
Frank vas DR.. Wallingham now, and I
had half dozen letters after my name
but We took . candle, and went Of at
once to And It. Then Franks sitting
down, and taking It upon bio knee,
brushed the thick dust from It quite ten.
Derby; while I, leaning over bic shoulder,
read the letters - he cleared them:.
WALLluoHAM BROTHERs!
"Yss, yss, Frank, JON may put 4
back again, and let - thank God for th|
truth Il tells"
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tent you look, Frank"
$50 I ought, because I am % utterly
content. Do l look changed In any
other Ways"
"No, none."
"Yo. do, Max" be continued, . little
thoughttully. "You look-I can hardly
tell how-ss II you had been living much
longer than I have, aud yet l don't
mean that you look much older. You
are Just - you always were, I think;
and yet you look ~ Il you lived . great
deal In those seven years-n you can
understand. But, indeed, you must
} have been working 70 some purpose, 70
have Won yourse0 such . name ~ you
, have done. What will Bent do now
without yoal for yoa ars never going
back, Nsx-nevsr. I suppose 30 hAS
earned . fortune, - ~ said b would ;
. II b hes DOT, 10 ought 70 have done %
{ With sueh . partner; end b must keep
1 Iup his practice alone. Nine has H.
!, osoased % laaely that Il can only now b
J. carried on By Wsllingham Brothers,
Max, Old fellow, does not tho old NAM
sound more winning b you than that 9!
{ tAe new arm cut II sx1lel But I vi
J. not urge tAis to-aight," 10 Added, q
{ mose . u y eoalA rsad What pain III
\ thouGAt Rayo ~. 'sSo look utterly
{ content % 70 YET I have had trouble
, too. You ought 70 ~ yoa 80 u
& kaoo, Max"
ri AWha& Roublsr'
"A trouble Il lvs years ago." b q
> sWWsd quistl1; ~ trouble I never iel
!. 1T I se9k ~ yoa n . lsttee. Whe'
vi Ant asksd Lettuce b b my VIE sh
1. refused NJ, Max"
u "I ieared %, Traak,"I sa6. . lo'
Tat - sioopo4 loeW1rd b catch u
.sl wesla. ~ loaxN4 @ from your sIleac
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-14
A Disappointed Granger.

Some time ago, an honest rancher in the
northern part Of this county, says the
Times-Review, firing of his bachelor life,
answered a matrimonial advertisement for
q husband in an Eastern paper. A corre-
spondence ensued which lasted for some
time, and finally the susceptible granger
sent the lady a sufficient amount of money
to pay her passage out here from the
States. He met her at Elko a few days
ago. He was much pleased with her ap-
p~earance, and considered that he had made
an excellent investment, even although he
had to sell a ~favorite full jeweled horse
and q couple Of COW to raise the capital
invested. The lady, however, didn't ap-
pear to reciprocate his admiration-in
fact it was evident that she was badly dis
appointed in his personal appearance, for
she me. his advances with the most freez-
ing dignity, and shortly gave him to I'M
derstand that he was not her beau ideal OF
a husband, and that she could never fix
her virgin affections on such an ordinary
looking cuss like him. No persuasive
powers which the rural swain could bring
TO bear were sufficient to overcome the OBJ
~jections Of the lovely husband seeker, and
the disappointed agriculturist finally
abandoned the task and slowly aud sorrow
fully wendell his way back to his ranch on
- Greek, where he has since relieved
his overcharged feelings by wreaking q
fearful vengeance upon the grasshoppers
and crickets which infest that bucolic re-
gion.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Turner House,. Lebler, Tenn Piute;
G. Peers. Adams Hill; ]. Allison, Allison's
Ranch; 8. marlborough, W. Dunn, Con-
molly mine; J. Trallol, Cherry Creek; t.
D. Page and wife. Fish Greek; o.. Tucker,
9. P. Hanson, Elko; J.J. Mcdonald, city;
Chas. Whitlock. James Hall, s. F..
Jackson House-W. A. Earles, Ruby
Hill; j. shoster. Mineral Hill; G.. w. Nc
Kim, Ruby Hill; W. Preid, city; T. G.
Coleman. ranch; E. Leaheart, Virginia; A.
Korn. d. W. perley. A. r. Gunnison, j,
Liddle, s. F.; d. s. O'Brien, @. p.
Perkins. Cherry Greek; J.. A.. Steele, city;
d. McQuaig, Newark.
+ Parker Hause-E. W. Franks, W. h.
Scott, Sam. stoddard, o. II. Petit, s. F.;
Z. H. Rose, Spring Valley; @. Sweeney,
4. Rowan. Oakland; o. G. Bernard, N. ";
Z. r. Dennison, Secret Canyon; II. o.
Gales and wife. city; W. 8. Marchant, Pal
isade,
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Valuable Property for Sale.

]. Jscoby, who has lived in Eureka for
several years and accumulated considers
BILE valuable property, intends winding
up his business here and going to other
parts, now offers his entire property for
sale, which consists Of a house and lot on
Main street, now occupied by D. Steindler
& Co., which is one OF the best paying
properties on Main street. Also, the cele-
brated Turkish bathing establishment on
Spring street, which is the only place Of the
kind in Eastern Nevada, and which, in the
hands Of a person who would pay proper
attention to the business. would pay hand
somely. He also has for sale several pri.
vate residences. See his advertisement In
another column.
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No. children between


The Chinese yesterday began the celebra-
ton Of the birthday Of Koon Yum, the
goddess Of mercy and charity. Religious
ceremonies continue for three days, and
vanished hog, chicken, duck and last
years birds nests are in great demand.
The heather Of Eureka are, however, not
as devout as their fellow countrymen at the
Bay. There the joss temples are thronged
with idolizing Celestials, and the air vi
brates with the sound Of brass and occa-
sional crackers to propitiate the good god
dess. Here the Joss house was empty al
most the entire day, and but for the gand-
lily attired Chinawomen moving up and
down Monroe street. to whom the observ.
anee 10 particularly sacred. non but those
acquainted with the customs Of this pecu.
liar. race would have known what was 20.
ing on. On the 18th, next Sunday, the
natal day Of the god Of war, 81. Kwan Tai,
occurs, but there are no special ceremo-
mics on this occasion.
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Scraps from the Notebook OF the
Rentfners Reporter.

Albion shares closed yesterday at So 10
A. G. Ellis, Esq, is at Elks on legal bus
mess.
"Hazel Kirke'' took the Comstock by
storm.
It is busy times with our county officials
just now.
H. Kayser left for San Francisco THU
morning.
Mrs. T. D. Page left this morning on q
visit to Elko.
Hon. D. W. Perley arrived from Coli
fornia last evening.
Mrs. W. W. Mccoy arrived last even
ing from California.
Several civil cases will be tried in the
Justice Court to-day.
Eureka Lodge No. %, 1. o. o.. f., meet
at 8 o'clock this evening.
Eureka Con. scored $32 per share yes
terday in the Stock Board.
r. Sadler & Co. have just received
another lot Of bailing rope.
The town was very lively last night after
the arrival Of the excursionists.
The California excursionists arrived safe
and in good condition last night.
L. A. Hall, travelling agent for Wells,
Fargo & Co.. arrived last evening.
o. G.. Bernard, agent for the Hazel
Kirke troupe, arrived last evening.
Jim Anderson's new book can be had at
Calisher's and the P. o. bookstore.
A patent for the Hope Consolidated mine
has been received at the Land Office.
The new railroad company has all the
surveyors in the field that it can employ.
Mrs. George W. L'Amoureux and daugh-
ter returned from California last evening.
Mark Brown Jr. and John b. MeTague
have been pardoned out of the State Prison.
The Hazel Kirke matinee at San Fran
cisco last Saturday afternoon netted 81 400.
f. A. Hartenstein will act as agent for
II. Kayser during his absence in San Fran
cisco.
Some OF the excursionists on their ar
rival home last night were pretty full-of
dust.
The probabilities are that the Miners
Union will hold their picnic at the Italian
ranch.
There was a grand rush Of carriages at
the depot last night to haul up the excur-
sionists.
A. E. Cheney, Esq, after an illness OF
several days. put in an appearance on the
streets yesterday.
The Albion Richmond case drew a large
crowd Of interested listeners to the Court
house yesterday.
Eighty-six degrees in the shade yesterday
at Q O'Clock. At 6 P. NJ. the heat had re-
ceded to rs degrees.
The weather is exceedingly pleasant,
which is a great deal more than the people
at the East can brag OF.
Tom Tenant, formerly Of Eureka, has
located a copper mine in Mason Valley,
called the Conkling mine.
Miss Jennie Wethered returned last even
ing from an extended visit at San Fran
cisco, looking as pretty as a picture.
The baseball grounds are being hand
somely improved. The grand stand is be-
ing erected and the sagebrush removed
in the outield.
The Infrmary were ont in full force last
evening. and illuminated Main street with
bonfires and candles. We suppose the dis
play was gotten up in honor of the return
ing excursionists.
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OPEN SESSION so r. M.

Crown Point 2 goa 2 Dos; Utah 6ha
CTS: Benton 95b; Union 9kb 9%s; Day
. i5b; Yellow jacket 4 cob; Belcher z SUD;
Chollar Q sos; Andes a; Alta 3SOb; Al
bion 3 FOB 3A 8 70s; California TOD 1oa;
Gould & Curry 4 sob 4 GOA; Ophlr D as;
Bullion Ssh 90a; Con. Virginia Sos SUD;
Oyerman / 15b; Imperial lob; Justice SOD;
potosi 2 40a; Sierra Nevada IS "a; Best d
Belcher 9sS s; Savage 2 sob 2 S5a; Mexican
7La7xa: Bechtel / u b.
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ssHaxel Kirke.''

The box-sheets disclose the fact that
Mollinslli 4 Smith will have a bonanza
with the two nights performance Of this
play. The seats are being sold very rapid
ly, and II Ia altogether likely that the en-
tire auditorium will be reserved for Mon
day evening, the first night. The next will
In all probability be a repetition OF the
Arst. as In every place where the company
has appeared the opening performance has
been an advertisement for the succeeding
ones. Therefore. secure your seats. OF
stand nm.
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Will Commence business

NJ. Kersky has purchased the entire
stock OF clothing and gents' furnishing
goods in the establishment formerly owned
by Fl. Kayser, on Main street. and will
open out for business ON Wednesday next
with a large and varied assortment Of
new style goods from San Francisco. Mr..
Kersky has been in the clothing trade for
a number Of years, and claims to under
stand the business thoroughly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-14
Y.ook ont for Cheep Beef.

No foolishness ! Coin talks Chsrley
Coll Is now prepared to sell beef at the
following prices: Beef, by the side, -four
cents per pound beef by the chunk, four
and I've cents per pound choice outs, ten,
twelve and q half and fifteen cents rer
pound, and all other meats In proportion.
n CHARLES QoIL,
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Ex-County Commissioner Page, Of Fish
Creek, has a splendid stock range, where
animals can have the best Of pasture cad
good attendance. Stock will be taken and
returned promptly as owners may direct.
See advertisement under the head Of "New
To-day"
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r.. a r. PASSENGER TRAVEL.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MORNING.

pEpARTuREs YESTERDAY
Miss E. C%alderwood ] c Powell
w b Mills Jr ] Gallagher
L Karsky W Paine
ARRIVALS LAST NIGHT.
a Greenup Miss M Harris
Mira K Harris ID w Perley
L A Hall Mrs M Z McCormick
Mrs A Mccormick Geo Andre
MrsG w L'AmoureuxMi J. Wethered
Miss u. L'AmoureuxO g Bernard
Ag't Hazel Kirke Troupe
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-14

Has the most complete Wholesale liquor
and cigar establishment on the coast, and
the only one in Eureka. He buys his
goods In the East. and 10 prepared TO iur-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-14

Messrs. Franklin b Co. have the inest
assortment Of carpets ever brought 10 this
market, and sell them at astonishingly low
prices. Call and examine the various
patterns. No trouble to show goods. v
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-14
Apportionment Of school Moneys.

OFFICE OF SuPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
Carson Cry, New, July IL, 1881.
To the school officers OF Nevada: / have
to-day made the second semi-annual ap-
portionment of school moneys for 1881, as
follows, on the basis Of 81 .s23lil per CEN
aus child:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-14

There was a small blaze at the Ophir
hosting works, Virginia City, on Tuesday,
but there was not much damage done.