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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07
For the Milsn Exchange
CHRKsruAS In TIE CorNTRY.


Last summer there was essen 5led
at Shiloh, Carroll county, large con-
course Of people for the purpose on
advancing the cause Of religion. In
this assemblage were gathered many
of the best people Of our neighbor-
hood, and there was much good &C
complished. We enjoyed to the full
est extent the genial and refreshing
showers of the Holy Spirit at this
meeting, and the influence Of Christ
found its way to the Utmost recesses
fevevy home ard heart. Allenjoyed
the comforts Of a camp-meeting sea
son.
- Time speeds away, away, away,
Another hour, another day.
brought us from the beautiful scenes
Of summer to the gloomy days of
autumn and the chilly blasts Of winter,
and, us is natural, the heart relaxed
into kind of langeur. +" To every
thing there is a season, and to every
purpose under tn. heaven" And, IS.
the poet hath truly said,
Foolish he who lives
For one time alone; \
Every season gives
Pleasures of its own.
Happy ewho finds
Each to merit praise;
To contentcd minds.
All are pleasant days"
The young, whose hearts are ever
ready to be moved at the idea Of the
joyous sports Of Christmas. assembled
ogether for the purpose of reviving
,neir spirits in innocent amusements.
several parties were given in the
.,eighborhood, preparatory to those
aappy assentllges that Christmas
hould bring about.
Several Of our NEST gallant young
men concluded to begin the celebration
Of the 1S74th anniversary of our Lord
md Saviour, Jesus Chlist, and many
clad hearts welcomed the time with |
merry shouts Of JOY and loud peals Of
laughter. 80 they assembled with |
several of CAROLS fairest and engaged |
in tripping the light fantastic toe
TIL Morpheus babe them retire TO their |
respective homes. The using sun OF
that glorious Christmas morning met
many smiling faces TO greet him as he |
appeared in the eastern sky. Eany |
were the gifts exchanged; man. the !
booming cannons to speak in thunder |
tones of the glorious anniversary;
many the egg-nogs enjoyed; many the |
soirees in which all alike We're wei |
coined Ivy the urbane and hospitablc |
hosts Of our civil community. We /
must particularly refer to one 81 those .
parties as being highly Characteristic /
of much pleasure, notwithstanding 4
small degree Of hurlesqueing by some /
thoughrless personagss. We met At
the house Of one of our most promi- /
nent and respectable citizens, DIR Bob .
Clopton, and, after the performance
of a few select pieces on the piano,
our little party proceeded to their fun,
which consisted in Snap" "All
around the mulberry bush, ~'Green
grows the willow tree, Sugar plum"
etc. Everything passed off agreeah!y
untii II o'clock, when We heard . few
more select pieces on the piano b. one
Of our estimable young ladies, and all .
went home happy and contented. +
UNus.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07
SPARKS.
ShHt the doorl

we saw conductor With bitten
finger yesterday morning.
Quite change Of residences took
pace last week among tenants.
Several hops and sociables we're
given here during the holidays.
Can anybody inform us what has
become of the Hum boldt Journal?
Last week Lavinia was the scene of
two serious fights and blood letting.
Rivers has at last found bis duck. "
( We congratulate him. Let Us have
peace"
The Christmas tree attracted a very
large crowd, many not being able to
enter the hall.
School opened at Milan College last
Monday, with good prospects, under
the supervision of Prof. Dagg.
The country schools in the vicinity
of Milan commenced Monday morn
ing, with an average attendance,
Mayor Jordan, who left the city
Sunday morning for Trenton, returned
Yesterday. No disturbance during
his absence.
l. Christmas day was clear and cold,
but nearly every one since has been
overcast by clouds, accompanied with
rain or snow.
r. L. Drewry, arrested here semf
time since on the charge Of passing
counterfeit money, has been released
IN $4,000 bond.
rhos. Talbert, a one-armed man,
fell on the railroad track near the
Methodist church last Monday night,
receiving severe bruises.
Christmas day was good one,
financially, for the city. a number
IF egg-nogs became obstreperous and
had to be taken charge of by the
police.
The gross earnings Of all the road
operated by the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad Company for the montb
# November last are estimated III
s465, 900, against $4,000 for the
corresponding month of-last year.
Our Websterian brow is no longer
red to the .borean blasts of thi>
rctic weather-thanks to IS ntu
llaus" and some other thoughtful
fiends, who remembered US so kindly
+ the Christmas tree. Ten thousand
hanks!
a Sweet little girl away down in
,ieorgia, whoz>is thoughtful beyond
her years, has presented us with pair
II editorial scissors-something almost
As, Indispensable as the pen in every
@til-pegrHatcti printing office, When
me gets married we will give her a
"rousing puff"
Bloch Bros, one of the Oldest and
nostreliable dry goods firms in Clarks-
vile, have opened branch house
lere, in Gollins.s new brick, corner of
Main and jackson streets. They
have beautiful house, elegant stock
ma pUlite and accommodating sales
men. We ask our readers to give
them a cali.
"A friend in need Is q friend in
decd we can truthful ysay this week.
Had it not been for Rev. J. p.
Weaver, who is not only a good
preacher, bat Il first-rate printer, we
", uld have been very much behind
with this weeks issue, on account Of
the sickness Of our help. In the
ZANE of our patrons, we thank him.
we had the pleasure, with Il num-
,er Of friends, Of participating in an
c CANT dinner at AIr and Mrs Bufy's
IN Tuesday of last week, it being the
anniversary Of their wedding. We
hIve seldom seen a feast to equal it.
it was truly eft for king" May
the good host and hostess enjoy RAINY
returns of the happy day, is our eau
nest wish.
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Vow Your Time!

AL our farmer friends who wish to
subscribe for the EXCHANGE, and are
q little short of ,greenbacks, can pay
for il in woed. Hitch up your teams
and bring it in while the reads are
GOOD.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07
SHERIFFS SALE.

, mas issued to me from the Law Court st
hum bOldt, Gio-ou county, ut its October term
1874. ] vii. offer for sale tn the hikhcst bidder
f0r cash, at tbs court house door in the town of
Hun eoldt, On the
SECOND MONDAY IN JANUARY, Is75.
it being the llth day Of ssid month all the right
title. claim and interest that " Merck. b. &.
Palmer. L. VI. hutchinson and VI. l.. Baird
have in snd 30 be following described tract Of
land n Gibson county, civil district No. IS, al
east by " IL A-.air, r. A Vickers and j. A g..
W. Mathis. north by A. R..Loye and west by
he. Barnett, DR. Robert Hunt, l.. Burnett and
DR. G. 6. Parker. sill lying in the town Of Pick
LeFsed on a. the property OF ". Merck and I .
~. Hntehinson ia favor of Wilson Baird for
SIS 50, Wnh interest from Nov. /. 1s13 Sale
ithin la.f-l hours. 81. L. BAIRD
de3-4t Deputy Sheriff Gitsen COUNTY.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07
Alta New Place

Coley & Dickinson have moved
.bo;r drug store to the Dickinson
block. They have now decidedly the
b b.Uf house in town, and are
prepared to furnish the public ., WIN
everything in their 4ipe at bottom
prices.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07
Heavy PerkeFs.

Lavinia is ahead. ". W McDou-
gal killed four hogs a few days ago,
the total weight of which was 2lS5
pounds. The largest one weighed
625 pounds
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07
RENTOS Al,

The EXCHANGE efice hrs been
moved to the second story Of the Dick
ps,n 5lock, corner of Main street and
Depot Square.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07
Champ ON Cook Sieve.

J. T. Anders II, of this ,ity, has,
in connection with his business. the
exclusive hight for the sac OF this
first-class stove il Milan. 1t has all
the late improvements - tin-lined
doors, china knob, ct. C,ll on him
and get a bargain. ja7-4t
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07

New crop molasses, the cheapest
queensware, the best washing machine
Ind the cheapest t;snily supplies at
HALE, NANHooK q Cos.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07
FORCED SALE.

a IL PERSONS HAVING GUNS ASE
"a PlSIOLS in my shop ovcr-tbirty d.
are uetlhed to call and get thete OF thea Wit H.
dSii 4. : Ei1>SL.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07
Dentistry.

DIR A. J. Denton has permanently
located in Milan, where he offers his
professional services to the people as a
dentist.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07

We have on hand a lot of old news
papers, which can be bought at one
dollar per hundred.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07
CITY 0FFICERS.

A. :. turrcN. superintendent ! "pai' '2-A""''
~. II. Cox. Register.
CITY OFFICERS.
4. Jordan. Mayor and Reroriez.s
i. L. Williamson. City Attorney.
J. l.. Mcdonald. city Marshal.
Dr.J. G. Boyd. II. i. Baird, Wilson Wiz aia-
son. :. :. Rankin ". ). House, J. II. DID kii-
~,son, Aldermen. s..,-,,-,,
B,ptist-churrh street. !. p. Weaver, rasto'
.binge,e-y Sunday mosniua and evening
rrrvsr m citing Thnrs-isy "~yniuF. Sunday
school 2 a. IN.
t.iio ii,t-No-fb Nsin 50 .... " q. 'rirh
Pastor. Preaching every Sunday morning "a nd
evening. Prayer meeting tuesday eToi'ii'-
SunIay-schaol a. m.
Methoaist-At Friendship. three mil, east "
Milan, J. ". Jones pastor. Preaching fourth
suniay in each month, at II a. IN.
OLD School Presbyterian 'br. j. f. Bright
pastor. Services 81 Sunday in each month.
Cumberland Presbyterian-At Friendship, p
.,aiics east Of Milan, J. ]. Gray. pastor. Scrv-
20 third Saturday and Sabbath in each month.
I.o.O.F.
Milan hodge. No. Isl. II. Holt, y. q. ".
4 Williamson. V q. IIaun. Secretary
W u Colev. Treasurer. Lodge meets ever,
Wednesday night.
MASONIC.
'FiIaa Lodge No. lsl-AIeets "Wednesday 10 >.
a. after each islI n,osa. br. N. d. J. sTdan'
Mater. .. L-wtc-, Sr-rc,ary.- .- g.. -
Layinja Chapter No. 5i--Meets Ffidsy nigh
con or before c;,-h full racon. NJ. =. I..Jordan
II P. o Lewtcr, Recorder,
.La,inia Council, No. S3-Mocts Friday nigh
on or before oa-b fnii moon in March. June
September aud DeeomGc-. VI. d. t. Jer'1aa'
Tin. j. II. Hale, Recorder.
PATRONS or HU6BANDRY,. =.
Yi!,nt;ranse No. 35--Ncets Friday before I'll 2
shirl Sunday. at Odd Fellows Hall. :. H.
Haie. Master. Robert Nes5it. SscroisryT
New Hope Grange No. 9o-NeCts 2d saturday
N each month at Friendship. a.. b. ilurts
Master. g. :. Cunningham, secretary.
Walnut tiroy. Geangc. No. 43-Meets FRIDAY
evening before the tiirl sunday in e. n N Tth
r. Il. Goodman, Master. l. NJ. u dEes. sec
vetary. 80 -.
Frier ,.hip Lodge. No. 35l-M.vJsat Fricnd-
.bi, 2 miles east % Milan, e, cry lst and p
SIT trlay. at : p. m. James Lessenbery- W.
e.. T. p. L. Atkinson, Secretary.
Lnvinia Lodge, 30. -. Meets every ID anu
In saturday, At p. N. Banks Adams ". {
r. George Fringrr, Secretary.
Hon, Uill Lodge. No. 35l-ylccts the second
and forrth saturday nights in each month. W
Up. Cbili-ess. ". c. T. John W. Bum, sec
.-rtarv
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07
SHERTFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A vENDITI0NI EXPO
ID res iseusd 70 ms from the Law Court ct
Humboldt, Gibson county. AZ its October term
1874, / will oIer for sale to the highest bidder
tor csSh, st the court house door in the towA-ol
Humboldt, On the
SECOND MONDAY IN JANUARY, Is15.
il being the llth day Of said month all the right
Nick LanEfOrd, job Douglass ard L. / Doug
lass have in aud % the follow ing described house
and lot in Milan, Gibson county, civil district
No. g. snd bounded a. follows. VIZ: oathe vert
sy Main street, twenty fest front and running
back sizhtv feet, south b. Bryant, dErks On K
Co, east b. o. IL IIa;lstrom and north bF y ohl
g. Boyd. Levied on as tbs property cf John
Douglass, 70 satisfy jsdE5s ent in favor of L.
BRYANT, admir- OF Iii Douglass, dsc'd, for
slu7 10. With interest from tho 3lst day Of Al
us-y, ls72 Sale within lawful hours.
NJ. L. BAIRD,
de3-Et Deputy Sheriff Gibson county.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07
Club Rates.

We will club the EXCHANGE with
the Nashville Union and American
for 1915 a year postage prepaid.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07

Go to Gammon's for the purest and
best groceries in Milan.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07

Parties wishing to rent houses or buy
property can get bargains by calling Oh
d ii. Hallstrom, Milan, Tenn l-ly
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COT Nh DFFICEIEt.
!. Z. Arnold Sheriff.
NJ. c. Holmes. County Court Clerk
z. L. Bsincs. Chanccry Court Clerk.
Hm. Moore. Circuit Court Clerk.
Iors. Williams. Coroner
}. c. Long, Trustee
C. J. Witt, Tax Collector.
josiah Cooper. County Surveyor.
A. :. Currey. Superintendent fablic Schools.
~. Il. Cox Register.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07

The handsomest bar, politest attend
ants and best liquors at Gammon's.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07

SOUTH.
Nail. s.53a.N. 9laA.V.
Express. ll:35 ?. n. li:s5 P. n.
NORTH.
cypress $50 4. n. s:i0A. "
Nail 6.31P. q. 6.45P. ".
J. G. NICHOLSON. AGENT.
W. z. ATNORE. Tirkct Agent
TRIMS % either rnal. il necessary. wait hall
Ak pour for trains Oh the ether.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07
sud Departure oil the MsiI<.

Arrive from the south and West at6:45 p m.
Frots the East. ll:31 p. N. From the North.
f:S .. u.
DepAt Sor;L and East, s:4j p. W West. u:3O
-. m. South. s:4S q.
j. a. Boyd. Postmaster,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07
R,fLRoAD TImE-TAHLE.

County Directory.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07
and memphis Railroad.

To-
TRAINS SOUTH.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
DAv Express, s.2ss 81. 80 A. n.
Mail. Has P. y. ll;56 p. n.
TRAINS North.
Express. SIS a. u. SIS A. n.
Nail, 6:45 p. N. 800 P. n.
A. ". LOVING. Agent.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07

4. Jordan. Mayor and Rerordesss
IL. Williamson. City Attorney.
=. l.. Mcdonald. rity Marshal.
Dr.J. g. Boyd. II. i. Baird, Wilson W " i;i-
con. :. :. Baukin. W. ). House, J. II. Di' kin-
<x,u Aldermen.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-02-13
V E ES..

-1o. Par saisic dc sheriff, dams
l'atlailc Michel lIeinc COntrp A.
Miltcnbcrger, rhabitation Miltcnber-
ger situec i 81 miles de la Nou.
ve1lc-O Orleans, paroisse st. jacques,
rive droite. La vcnte aura lieu IL "a.
medi 6 mars, 4 IL hrlrcs3 a. NJ. sur
les lieux-oo. Les I'iIlets hylnthfcai.
res signtx W. II. Ayrnar, hypothtquant
In plantation Buema Vista, on autre.
ment nommf Winchester, lie % janvier
1876. a II leurcs A. NJ. 4 la Maison de
La propr6tt P. Plaisance,
rive gancln., 4 60 miles de Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans, mesurant I'm demi aypent de
face au ticuve 40 de- profondeur,
maison ct batisscs. La vente. aura
lien le salnedi 6 mars, sur les lieux.-
Cnc autre p%roprittt, rive droite, d
81 miles au-dcssus dc Ia NOnyellcN Or.
kans, appartcnant d NJ. U. Lebpuf ct
mesurant nm arpent de face sur 80 de
profOndcur. La vente aura lieu le Is
1875, a II heures, snr les lieux.
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D Up .
CHAPlTRE XII.

Car Ia morale, quoiqu'en dissent les
esprits NAL fats ct les romanciers du
steele, est une admirable chose, ct une
chose n~ecessaire. Sans morale, 8 mes
bons amis, il ny aarait pas de societ6
possible, ct les hommes sc Management
les INNS les autres, au lieu de s'aimer les
inns les autrex QUAINT aux femmes, Giles
j~etteraient .joyeusement leurs bonnets
ct leurs jupes par dessus les moulins ct
les haies. Pas de morale, pas de famille.
La religion d~'aujourd'hui CONNIE celle
l,hier, nous prouye Reimbursement celia,
1T Ia philosophie, ellie aussi, est d'accord
ayec NM. Veuillot ct Dupanloup pour
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t'.-- NNous avotis.. dstA ca ,roccasio,nn de
aai iFeel taatep N JIoihial Glen, Il pporte1r de Ia
MALE 'du Convent r. Q, 6tait unl eml1plo-
ye' exact. lie ffaiitt issi1uivaGnlt p,rrouvera quill
est hoinete h6mme: ''1.1'.
g Lladjudicataire du ferri de la
Pointe du College, ayant permits
a N. j. Glen de sc servir de son
equif pour traverser quotidienne-
ment le fleuve,, s'est cru autorise a pre-
senterA Ia paroisse I'm compile d'envi-
ION $500. La palrroiisse st. Jacques, pa
rait-il, est richse,e t c'est ulne excellente
1vtaachee q lait. Inconsid6rement, l6ggaare-
ment,sans trop r6tlechir, lie jiuri de police
lprit le bill du bon ferriman ne
consideration, mails non toutefois sans
exiger pour lie dit bill rapprobation ct
IA signature de N. Clem.
Mails CONNIE NJ. Glenn await ra1il6 lui-
meme, CONNIE le ferriman en-
ffaiisait due &c conformer q une habitude,
CONNIE rne mince faverr ct un insight.
FAINT service ne sc patent pas ct meta
blissent point un contrat formel, en- nm
mot, CONNIE la chose 9tait incroyable,
impossible ct digne des temps de gas
pillage administratif ct d'effr0nterie
radicale, N. .. Glenn q positivement ct
nettennent refuse.
nj. j. Glen est I'M homme de couleur.
Nom he c~onststons pas lei 50 couleur
pour ltli en- faire IN crime on me gloire,
mais pour prouver q qui de droit que
nous rendons Justice 4 qui de droit.
-Dans Il matinee du s nm common
cement d'incendie s'est declare dams le
MagasfasAeM fAk Nottingham, \ st.
JeansBsptiste. IL commits 70 h~eureuse-
meat 6teint.
Euvre dincendiaire.
-eingeIA BdEya tenusa Cour cette
semaine. Tel Ct le ,bilan de u sessions
Abraham. Jones, h0mme nqir ct JUICE de
paix, oopcnaaionnaize- Washington Fig
ei1s e. Janss Taylor, hommes noirs, as
asqt Ct cnaps- lack Wells ct Moses Fis-
Aes, NOMINEES noirs, accuses de. vOl-P.'
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-02-13

Samuel, homme noir, brutal A sa Motto
-Fulcss Geleztin, helliqnenxL nnir-Ln
cy Mamand, Eve noire ct abatailleuse-
David Holeman, hom,me NOR ct ami du
cOuteau. ~ -HitiLa H'
lie ,juge a condamnG Celestin a cinq
piastres d'amende, Holeman az mois
dc prison. rrenvoyd Higgins, Taylor, Fis-
her'et Wells a la ~prochaine session.. -.
lie jurii de police a flu NJ. J. n.
,T,hiblodeaux tresorier de p~aroisse.
CONNIE NJ, J. N. Thibodeaux est un
homme honntte ct responsible, lie public
vera sa nomination avec satisfaction.
Nous avons la douleur d'annoncer
Ia mort de Me. J. Clayton, decide sa.
medi dernier, as heures A. NJ.
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A

Madame Charles Gandin nvertit ses cTieuts
ct se~ commissioners q"'~IIe entend, c,,mme
par Ie pa.sf, t-nir s'n MAoAsN de GfoCE.
RIEs II lie MARcHAND1sEs s, cHrs. d IL Poinse
do College. ct lea prize de vo"Ioir bien hi
conserver Ieur bieuveilIauce It leur bonnie
vOlohte.
81" M"gasin ct parf"itement assorti ; .es
marcha'Aises 1ont de premiere q".!i,e, II
File c%ouf'nueraa meriter IL confiancs d. pnb-
lie.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-02-13


dc Colarleau ct monsieur Sauveur rede.
vinrent SUPPLEMENT- Raoul ct Rose. T.
tait-oe Ii grand crime, au demeurant
Raoul nous . %toujours afirmG que Tami-
tie de Rose 4 dtG Ia consolation Ia plus
v1aie de So Tongue existence d'ennuis ct
de miseres. QUAINT d Rose, ellie fut, men
doutez point, ule Gpouse rcsIcctucuse ct
digne. Ellie conserva bien tOi!IOurs dnns
Tame une teintc dc melancoolie ct Dc
tristesse, ct Ton NJ dcmanda bien sou
vent p"arquoi Ia .jolie m%arquise aimait
IL solitude ct fuyait 1e monde; mails il
ne vint .iamais a Ia nnstfc de monsieur
de Colardean que ~ cherc femme pit
EN- aimer I'm autre que lui. II fut aussi
henrcux %0n'homme re,tt rttrc en- &c
monde. N'avait.it pas III, chateau, dies
frrmes, dies c1oscrics ct nne ,iolie femmci
N'ttait-il point considdrc dams Ia con-
tree, ct les 1'aysans ne lie saluaient ills
pas avcc respect! Etaht millionaire, II
dewitt tout naturellcmcnt marie, con
SELLER. gfhlaral ct decore. Dieu hi fit IL
favour de lc rcndre pere. En- vfritf, son
voyage Ell Brctagnc, CONNIE il 1c disait
I lui-mtme,lui await porte bonhcur. Rose
! Gtait de son avis.
QUAINT a Raoul, apres avoir affcctncu-
> semcnt ct respectucnsement scrre Ia
main dc Rose, il partit pour Paris. 4
mi-ronte, c'cst-A-dirc dams le voisinagc
e dOrldans, il ouhlia qnelque peu Rose
4 pour songcr 4 Marie. Rose 6tait pcrduc
e pour hi, mails Marie lui ~restait, ct il
e ttait bien rtiso1u i Palmer sans mcs,rc
ct sans riva1e. Cellc-lA,an moins, n'avait
e pas dc mari, ct lc mari est rctcrncl "a
n cheux qu'on Maine point d trouvcr sur
j, son chcmin. RaOul sc sOnvint done L.
propos dc sa vOisinc de mansarde, ct il
II sc dit NJ ccrtaine ivrcsse que lc
retOur attcndrirait les sentiments 1t le
!, cnur dc la belle ouvricrc de In rue La
harpc.
Il CONNIE vous lc voyez, Raoul com.
J. mcncait a viciIlir.
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