The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-26
"A. Of diamond ring Monday.

IA. Of diamond ring Monday.
,,o,ber heavy frost Wednesday
Iesisg.
flsse ere Ave prisoners In the Par.
J til here.
luvy irosts Sunday and Tuesday
ssipes and some Ice.
lame assortment OF stoves. tin
~ &C.. for sale at ]. ]. Nc Cook
10
i1Ss Saturday being ~. Joseph's
:. sss duly observed by the con.
1unsion Of ~. Francis' Cathedral.
n niiis for lady's gold watch
- Oh Thursday March 3is', At
o'clock m. at Lacoste's Hall.
4 Pssrick's day had no recogni.
b IN shis locality.
n atmosphere during the early
n Of the week Was decidedly win.
4, making fires. overcosts and
IVY clothing not only comfortable
4 absolutely necessary.
n session OF the District Court
n heought q number OF our country
aopls to town. and the vicinity ri
n Court house wears quite a lively
eset.
70 failed to mention the fact. that
n blank fence enclosing the lot ol
- Episcopal church, on Trudeau
vse, fell during the late storm. I,
bbelss rebuilt.
~ latest addition TO our populs
- b . soiourner. who claims to b,
~ 70 cure persons afflicted with
tullsging. We have failed to learl
= Oame.
~ Arst volume OF the work en-
cd Tho trial Of Aaron Burr"
tssee mislaid. Any person havin,
~ book. will confer . great iavo
b pturning II tothis Office.
nh being the Lenten season.
llbse asked bic little son, aged 81
raea "Who Vas Il tasted fort
tpl" The preoocious youth quick
tneponded: ''The Lord and D.
Aaase."
IusxuHED Rooms Ct Mrs. r. I
l9te's. 10 building over the POI
~ Fifty cents per day. Fir
usA Dec. lS.tf.
0svsral OF our young citizens vi
NJ work on the railroad. paid
~ 10 their homes last Sunda,
~ express themselves thorough
ul1D0ed With affairs thus far, an
IN returned to the scene OF the
Nh.
10 noticed some corn which VI
IN ground about two incht
AeWiag decided evidences OF the e
hb9 the recent frosts. Some
% tooder leaves were blsckene
~ others we're turned to lig
yIAsskh hue.
naoix Lodge No. 80, Of A. F. 4.
16lAis city. have elected and du
hhl)ed tho following 0h1cers
- Kssent year: ]. r. william
MIN. II. wilkinson. Sr. Wa
=; l. Ksfae, il. Warden; r.
0vss. Secretary; Edw. Philli
1lDuree; T. Beck. St. Deacon;
A1Azkins. il. Deacon /: Jacob Le
- sad Steward.
II Bolsest who has charge OF
01 Tine, Of this end Of the line,
u1oabtedly done his whole d.
q displayed great energy 10
~. The malls have been com
~ regularly and tho stages
Won tune, but the latest New
- papers received here q
~ received by tho Jesse K. b.
20 this date, sd. are paper
With. What's tho matter d
wv
Ae plantation known ~ the "
Mplace. " below this city. on {
~, was cold at Shsti6's sale
eday, for $l2. 900 cash. BY Vi
tevrlt OF seizure and sale In
0oatltled Therese Labych, vi
1ges n. Robin ct ole. ". The
nllls widow Plerry Lsbyche
l1Blfatrix. ct ale.
NJ issue OF the VINDIcAToR
10 short editorial on . most
ehat subject to our planters
eb-fences and Stock. Let
11egs oil over the parish. SEN
- News on this subject OF !
1gtaace. and the same conrs
- Ii other parishes. a.
ut only be cheerfully ven
~ ths press, but BY this m
- Mggestions may be envo
- nay lead to tho forum
AatoFy enactmeuts on this {
n01d unrevel Ito kuotty thr'
= marble slabs. &C., for 81
- slty, we're shipped by Ne
3& Kinney on the sd.
- and Hr. RutusS. Taber
~ next week to superb
ae1Detion Of the work, Mr., ]
~. % we'll known 10 our
bbusiness qualities, will
, charge, - agent for N