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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-20

--RAD1cAL1sMo Rapides Radical
ism, of the good, genuine old sort, is
again in the field with a full ticket,
nominated and endorsed, and mar.
shalled and led to- the conflict by her
favored and acknowledged leader,
Elk Governor j. Madison Wells.
President of the Returning Board |!
This draws the lines closely, square
ly and boldly, and all we have now
to do is to look the enemy e'plumb in
the eye,'' and be ready to give him
battle. No uncertainty in the gauge
thrown down now, no lodging or
linching, but all opposed to that
party, and honest and sincere in that
opposition, must now be ready to
meet the issue as hurled in their
faces, and be prepared to co operate
and act with the party opposed in
all respects to the one, who on last
Saturday, nominated and endorsed a
full ticket.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-20
Do1Na BETTER. One of the Radi-

DONG BETTER. One of the Radi-
cal nominees for the Legislature has
shown himself capable of elevating
himself above the mere tramn els OF
party. Mr., E. J. Barrett was the
Supervisor of Registration at the last
election, and acted with fairness and
justice in that place, very much to
the disappointment of his party here,
who think it is part of the official
duty of a Radical to use his Office fol
the good Of his party alone.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-20
The WARD COMMITTEES. Elise

THE WARD COMMITTEES. Elise
where is to be found the appoint
ment Of Committees for the Wards,
made by the Executive Committee.
1t is the duties of these Committees
to superintend the Registration in
their Wards; to see that every voter
is registered; to take charge Of the
interests of the party in their Wards
between now and the. election, and
generally to perform the duties in
their Wards that the Executive
Committee performs for the Parish.
Not the least important Of their
present duties is to raise funds for
the conduct of the campaign, and we
urge and suggest that they start to
work Immediately. Every Ward
should at least raise funds enough to
have here an abundance of campaign
papers. With the necessary funds
in hand, the Executive Committee
will attend to this. The time now is
short and the matter needs immedi
ate attention. On the day of cleo
tion it will be the duty of the Ware
Committees to see that every man
votes the ticket, and to hunt up the
Indifferent ones, if any there be, and
bring them out. Go to work, gentle
men, and don't let the grass grow
under your feet.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-20
EDWIN D. MORGAN is the Reput

EDWIN D. MORGAN is the Repub.
lican candidate for Governor of New
York, and Alonzo B. Cornell the
Chairman of the State Committee.
How do the Republican reformers
within the party COW feel,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-20

From an immense long spell of
the hottest weather on record, with
the Thermometer dancing regularly
up to Sd in the coolest place, we have
during the last week been breezed
into sudden and much cooler at
mosphere, and now that same Their
mometer reels down to Sc!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-20

WE are by that 700 majority
for our ticket like the little boy was
about the gophers; we have got to get
them or there will be no meat in the
house, for the next four years of
Radical misrule.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-20

-OLD Beast Butler, now known as
"the widow" has again jumped in
the ring. On the 18th he was nomi-
mated on the 10th ballot for
Congress.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-20

See card Of Hanle a Heyman of
the Dexter Sale Stable, New Orleans.
Our old fellow-citizen, Maurice Hey
man, will be here at the Fair and
will be glad to serve his old friends
and customers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-20

THE following gentlemen are the
Democratic : Conservative nominees
for the Legislature in Natchitoches
NJ. Perot, H. Hathorn and Adolphe
Frudohmme.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-20

TRAMP! tramp! the boys are
marching! to the Centennial victory
for Tilden and Hendricks, Nichols
and Wiltz--for Reform and honesty /.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-20
NOTICE.

y ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS AN IN
1 DEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR
CLERK OF The DISTRICT COURT,
AT THE ENSUING ELECTION TO
RE HELD THE COMING NOVEM-
RER J.H. RANSDELL.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-20

WE have Z full and complete Re.
port of the Radical Convention.
which will be found 10 onr columns
elsewhere. Our special reporter Wa
shown all professional courtasies ID
the Convention, Tor which we are
thankful.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-20

We are thankful to the clerks OF
the Seminole, in place of the G. H.
Durfee for this trip, for our usual
package of New Orleans papers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-20
LETTER FROM HON. JAMES JET.
FRIES.

FRIES.
NJ EREb1TH VILLAGE, n. HI
Sept 6, 1875.
e. r. Biossat. Secretary Parish Erec-
utiue Committee:
DEAR S1R:-I am in receipt Of your
telegram notifying me of my nomi-
nation, and while it would have been
more agreeable to my feelings to have
retired to private life, such evidence
of the continued confidence of my
fellow citizens is fully appreciated,
and in these times it is certainly the
duty of every citizen to accept what
ever trust may be imposed upon him
in the interest of his country. I
shall therefore accept the nomiaa.
ton, and At the earliest possible day
enter actively into the canvass. AZ
to the result Of the election In our
Parish and State. have no doubt,
Our colotvd friends are begfnaing to
think OF the duties and rssponsibili.
ties Of citizenship ~ well ~ Ito priv
ileges; they begin to understand that
it was their votes Honestly bat mis-.
takenly cast) which elected aud has
sustained the crowd Of sdventursrs
who have brought our State to its
present deplorable condition, aud
large numbers Of them have deter.5
mined to retrace their steps and join
hands with their lrue friends.
Il remember milking them pledges
Ia the last campaign a. to the due
execution of the law, without regard
to race or color, in case they would
trust US, and think We can point
with pride to the conduct of the Par.
ish officers whom they assisted Us to
elect; and to the quiet, peaceable and
orderly condition of the Parish for
the past two years. And the cues
ton is whether they will still furth.
err strengthen our hands, until We
shall have a strict government OF
law, securing permanent peace and
prosperity, with equal rights to all,
or go back to the nervous and unset
tied times when color Was, az 4 rule,
the test Of q mans politics-when
there was hardly the pretence Of Law,
and society in such an irritable state
that no one could tell Whist the NOR
row would bring forth. These are
grave and serious questions, and I
have no doubt that many colored vo-
ters will ponder them we'll, and that
a very large number will cast their
fortunes with us. No reasonable
man, North or South, can have any
doubt as to the good sense Of such
course upon their part, and those
who advise against it, hare not their
good at heart, but are actuated by
selfish motives.
l have travelled much through the
North since the St. Louis Convcn.
ton, and talked with many people,
and my faith in Gov. Tilden aud his
election continues. The character
of the Republican party finds true
expression In this campaign--its
weapons are villiacation and abuse:
not one Of their orators or papers
will attempt to defend their own par
ty. They only abuse and Islander the
Democracy and their candidate
Twelve months ago Gov. Tilden was
considered by all men the imperson.
alton Of honor, now he is charged
with perjury, but the people under
stand these things, and still believe
in the "great reformer." The de-
mand for change is general among
the poor people. and if the New York
Democracy can heal their differences
l think the county, is safe.
Yours, ETC.,
JAMEs JEFfRIEs.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-20

WE thank Charlie Drown, of the
Dawn, tor complete package Of New
Orleans papers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-20
THE CANVASS in RAPIDES.

The programme is laid down and
the work is cut out for the thorough
and complete canvass of this Parish,
and from this ont the campaign viii!
be bold, vigorous and aggressive.
The Executive Committee announce
in this issue their appointment of
Ward Committees for every Ward in
the Parish, and wind up to-day with
the third Barbecue, in the Pine
woods, on the route Of the Registrar,
at Calhoun's. Two Barbecues are in
contemplation on the North side OF
Red River, one at Holhway's Prairie
on The Both, and one near Isaac Ia
csoix's, Oh FlaggoD, on the 18th of
October. General Nichols and the
State canvassePs will be in Alexan-
dria on she 18th Of October, when we
will have g grand turnout. Several
Barbecues are arranged to cake place
on The lowlands, OF which due notice
will be given.
Our public speakers are on the
Qui eSve and ready 20 go anywhere at
a moments warning, and we are all
prepared ~ make She campaign red
hot, In fact we may soberly say
chat it is Row ''red hot and still
a.heating." As for ourself we pro"
pose to keep steam up to the last
notch in She gauge, and probably to
hear the sound Of the safety valve.
The DEMOCRAT will hunt Radicalism
into its holes and drag il ou1 into the
broad lighs of Gay, chat all may be-
hold its enormities and hideousness.
Like che old warhorse, we ''smell the
battle breeze from afar" and are
proud that we have been spared and
have the means to fight once again
the battle for she rights and liberties
os old Rapides. We have promised
700 majority Coz ous sicket and we
have got 20 have itA--and have it
fairly and squarely--for we vans it
lin no other way. Both sides are now
stripped for che fight and all We ask
is q fair field and no quartes! Well
bet our bottom dollar We whip 'em
|
HAYES ON GRANr.-The, changes
made by an alteration of circumstan
ces are very great. The man who
hat in hand, and nothingin his peck
ct, comes TO ask your assistance,
meets you with hauteue and inso.
lence when, by means of your help,
he has got ten thousand dollars in
the bank. So il is with the Republi-
can party. When it held it's Conven
| ton at Cincinnati, il paid difference
to public opinion, and came with OBJ.
sequious mien begging 3 eontinu-
ance OF power, and making the most
/ abiect ayOWals OF determination to
mend its evil ways. Il has now got
GranI and his soldiers at work for
Them and holds up its head with in
science supreme and an utter con-
tempt for the peoples views and in
Teresa. Ever the candidate which
lis adopted, il permits 20 write to
Grant, and in the words of Zach
Chandler expresses his high opinion
of the President, "both as a military
leader and as q civil suler.'' We
think blunder has been made, but
that is NOT our concern. We can on
ly shank Che Republican managers
for giving us this official declaration
OF Hayes opinion of Grants admin
istration. We now know from the
very highest authority the system Of
Government which meets his appro-
val, and which would necessarily be
adopted by him were he accepted as
Grants successor.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-20
OUR HOMIE TICKET.

For DISTRICT JUDGE,
W. F. RLACR NJ AN.
For DIST. ATTORNEY,
EDWIN G. HUNTER.
For SENATOR,
LEWIS TEXADA.
FOB REPRESENTATIVES,
JAMES JEFFRIES,
K. NJ. CLARK,
GEO. W. STAFFORD.
For PARISH JUDGE,
W, ". WITHIN G I ON, JR
For SHERIFF,
D. C. PAUL.
FOR CLERK,
J. G. P. HOOE.
For RECORDER,
MIRES ROSENTHAL.
For CORONER,
ISAAC ROBERTS.
For POLICE JURORS,
B. G. DUKE,
G. W. BOLTON,
J. A. CALHOUN,
C. l.. ROBINSON,
S. A. DOWTY.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-20

Nor FoRTHcoMpNG--Ths Radical
sheets announce Warmoth and Bry
ana Go speak here an ahe s0th and
w. II. Hunt among others on She
18th of Ocsobel. VS. will bet water
melons OF swees potatoes take your
choice} Shas William Huns does not
make his appearance here with Pack
ard and Burch sn& Jack Wharton
and $he athes negroes. Warmoth
has resigned his candidacy and Bry-
ant {;colored preacher has published
his intention to vote she Conserva.
tive ticket. The Radicals are Sc
much i'll the I1abit Of lying chat they
cans tell She sruth IN a matte,
where lying does them no good.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-20
Our Agents.
ALEXANDRIA. La
Parish Executive Committee

Jso. 4. WILLIAMS, JOHN L. WALKER,
E. r. BIossAT, j. q. WISE.
JULIUS LEVIN,
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II Went de mourir, a Grown
Point {New York; une femme ca
nadienne qui, dapres le calcul
fait, devrait avoir bien pres de
de 13O ans.
Ellie disait avOir IA ans lors de-
la premiere guerre en- Canada,
entire la France ct lsAngleterre !:
ellie detaille des fats ct des CIR.
constances qui s'accOrdent asSez
bien dvec Fhistoire du temps,
Chose certaine, ellie await plus de
100 ans sans pouvoir dire exacte
ment combien de plus.
Son nom de file etait Margue-
rite COnstantineau. Ellie eu trois
maris Maranda, Antoine Para
dis ct FRANCOIS Doguer ou Do
que.
Cest une prenve cOncluan+e
que les gems maries vivent vieux,
ce qui devrait faire ouvrir les
yeux a nos vieux garcons ct
vieilles files.
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-Cest Ie samedi % avril,
qu'Offenbach Sc met Ell route
pour FAmerique, dit le Figaro.
II part escorte dun medecin,
dun secretaire, etc. D'apres ses
traites, il dOit cOnduire au mOins
trente ncerts,dont qGinze a New
York ct quinze d Philadelphia.
II est defrayee, ainsi que les per
sonnes qui Facconpagnent. de
toutes depenses de voyages, hotel,
etc.
DE plus, il touche mile dollars
5000 francs) par soiree. VOLTA ce
qui s'appelle cOIIectionner de jolis
souvenirs de voyage.
Les concerts dOivent 6tre com
poses presque exclusivement de
sa musigue. UOrchestre ne comp
terra pas MONS de cent mus:eiens,
Oh a mis- A Sd dispersion tous les
moyens pour arriver a une excel
lente execution. -,
Evidemment, les Americans
chercheront a retenir Offenbach
plus dun mOis lnais mons pom
vons dire dies aujour<thui quill
sera, dams tous les cas-, de rstour
yers le l5 juliet pour terminer
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| LA STATUE-PHARE DE LA Ii
BERTE-Le Gaulois donne les de
tails suivants au sujet de la Statue
destinee a eclairer la rade de New
York q:
Nous sOmmes allie dams l'atelier
de NJ. Bartholdi, lie sculpteur bien
connu, pour nous rendre compte
de Fexecution de la Eamense sta.
tue de la liberte, qui doit atre
placee, CONNIE nous l'avOns dit,
dams la rade de New. York. regar
dant l'Atlantique ct tenant dams
la main nne phare.
Nous sOmmes reSte cOnfonlu
devant l'immensite du travail,
deja tres avance, ct devant le re
Sultat Obtenu.
On rait en- ce moment dams ia
teller. qni est immense, Id main,
le bras ct le tlambeau de la Liber
te. Dire quel est ce f1ambean, quel
est ce bras, quelle est cette main,
est difficlle. Et d'abord, nous
avons pris IL t1ambeau pour une
piece de canon monstreuse.
QUEST ceci hemandons nous
aux pratIiciens quelle est ceite
piece de canon que vous ftes en-
train d'hab.ller ell platre ? Est-ce
pour le grand lion de Belfort 7
-Mais, monsieur, c'est lie fam
beau. VOyez la statuette au Ice,
le t1ambeau est evase par lie haut;
conslderez &c que vOus appelez le
canon. De la hauteur OH IL sera
place, ct sous la lanterne qui lillu
minera, ce aambeau, dans lequel
on pourra drscendIe, aura des pro
PORTIONS Drlinaires.
--Et cette crosse piece arroD
die, quelle est-elle ?
Ca, monsieur, c'est le coude ;
lie cOude ct une partie de l.avant
bras.
-Et ces c;nq canons de fusils
enormes :?
-Ce Sont les doigts. Voyez Ia
main, ellie est achevee.
Et nous considerons cette main
gigahtesque, liz main de Gargan
tua.
Tout sera pret pour l'epoque
fixee. On active ct OH espere 6tre
pref a mouter lie cOiOSSe de tOutes
pieces Ell juliet. C'eSt Fun des
plus curleux etfetS de la statuaire
que nous ayons WI.
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On jouait Fautre jour au jen
des differences, une recreation a
la mode
LO demande etait:
-Quelle difference y a til EN-
tre une paire de sabots ct
famOut ?
-Parbleu exclame une jeune
demOiselle de -huit ans, a la
mine lngenue, les sabots chaus-
sent, pamonr coiffe
Ce sont les parents qui firent
une tGte =!
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FENTE JUDICIAREs-Samedi.
le & mai il sera vendu i l'enchere
puhlique devant la Maison de
Cour, enrre II heures du matin ct
1 heures du soir, les propri9t6s
dependant de la succession lie
Thomas S. Head. conSiStaHt en-
plusleurs morceaux de terre, ST.
tuees Ell bas du Bayou Lafourche.
Condition, Compliant.
I'm terrain de vile deSigne com
me etant lie lot No 1874, salsi dams
l'atfaire de Jean Celestin, Ben A.
Curtis subroge, VS.. Enoch Adam.
I'm autre terrain, situe a quatre
miles en- bas de Thibodaux, me
surant deux arpents de face par
quarante de profondeur, saisi
dams l'affaire d'Henry Grobcl &
Gle, Ell liquidation VS. Adolphe
BDutllrauX.
Tn autre moroccan de terre, 81
tue an Temple, sur le lac Saliva
dor, SaiSi dams l'atfaire Alcibiade
DeBlanc VS. Z. S. Wiltz.
Tn autre moroccan de terre ST.
tue SUI lie Bay OIL l'Ognon, conte.
nant $50 acres de supe:fcie, saisi
dams l'atfaire Victor Richard &
Gle, Taylor Beattie subroge VS.
Joachim Lagarde.
Une habitation sucriere situ6e
dams Ia paroisse Terrebonne a IN
mile ct demi de la vile de Thibo
/, daux, contenant plusieurS NOR
ceaux de terre, saisle dams l'atfal
re Jay l.. Adams VS.. Cleophas
Hobert s G. Arena.
Une autre babitation situee a
environ un mile Ell hant de la
vile de Thibodaux, saisie dams
l'atfaire Association consolidee
DIES Planteurs de- la Louisiana VS.
Emanuel ChOl.
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LA def au noble jeu de billiard,
qui ii 81 NAL tourn6 pour NJ. Viii
liam Sexton, champion des Etats
Unis, d inspire a la Gazette de
France la trouvail'e dun mot qui
fait sou chemin. C'est : gempoyter
son billiard.
II parait que les Americaius Ell
ce moment a Paris ne sont pas
contents
Etre en- effet lie point de mire
des clitiques acerbes dc la vieilIe
a propos de l'affaire Belknap,-
ce minlstre de la guerre des Etats
Unls. qui vendait des grades com
me Bobin vend des costumes de
MOusquetaires ct Rheinart des
Gameltes de reserristes ell satin
clair,-voir les journaux les plus
ultra radicaux de Paris, les Droits
de l'Homme entire autres, Sc livrer
aux gorges chandes les plus ire
vencieuses sur Ie sySteme electo
raj a haute pressioD) ell usage &
New York EFT n'avoir pas me
me CONNIE compensation le pIai
sir dc battre les Francais au bill
lard, c'est I'm peu dur.
lie champion DIES Etats Unis a
dependant tait tout ce quill a pu
pour gagner. IL await apporte son
BILLIARD avec lni !! LIE dern!er pauue
bot transatlantique await d6bar
que sur nos c0teS ce meuble mas
sif. Rien NY fait: William Sex
ton IA etc battu sur son propre bill
lard au lien d'6tre battu sur un
billiard francais VOLTA tout. On
disait autretoi>, pour designer un
insncceS: III a rempOrt6 sa
veste." Je propose de rempIacer
cette locutiOn, qui a beaucoup
servi, par cette autre infiniment
plus nenve ct plus actuelle I'll a
EempOrt6 son billard."
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RECENSEMENT DU CENTENAI-
RE.-LeS autOrites municipales
ont Ordonne, a l'Occasion du Cen
tenaire, un recensement de la pO:
pulatiOu de Philadelphia. L'opera
ton. cOmmencee lie Ter avriI ct ac
compile avec autant de soin que
de celerite, donne les resultats
suivantS:
Sexe mascnlin au-dessus de
q ans, 226,070; an dessous, 172,-
TAG. Total. 419,3SO.
Total general de la population,
S17.44S.
Excess de la population femini
ne sur la masculine, 81, ,312.
Lors du precedent trecensement,
en- 1870. lie chiffre de la popula
ton etait de 674.O22. II V done
ea augmentation de 143,426 Ell
cinq ans.
LIE nombge des maisons d'habi
tation 4 Philadelphie est de l46.,
900.
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AYoU-Quoique les eaux du
lou he soient pas encore parve
au niveau qu'elle ont atteint
a deux ans. les habitants ne
pas sans eprouver des Grain
Dams le bas de la paroisse
cipalement il est des points
les riverains sont obliges de
bsser les levees ct de Sc tenir
(stamment sur leur gardes.
br quelqu'un qui ma jamais WI
! 81 grande masse d|eau conte
bar des levees don't la solidite
Cse beaucoup a deSirer. il doit
nver etonnant que tontes ces
bes recoltes ne soient pas inon
y
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RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE
SAISONS.

MR.. JOHN BOSIO, Pi OPRIETAIRE
AV1 du RESTAURANT DEs QUATRE-SAIsONs,
previent SEES amis de "a vile ct dc Ia cam.
pagne, ainsi que lie pnblic en- generale qu il
a transfere son restaurant du No. lS6 de
Ia rue de Chartres au No. HI do Ia meme
rue, pres de St-Louis. II profile de cette oc-
casiOn pOnr remercier lie pnblic ct sOllicits
ell mene temps la continuation de son bien
velllant patronage. II informe en- outre ses
amis quiz a dies salons particuliers AL pre-
mier, ct des ehambres meublees louer D u
semaine OIL all mois. Les personnes d. -
vile ct de La campagne y treuveront tout le
Jnsqua minmt. 6 few .-3p
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foIRE A LoCKPoRT-Aujour
ID! a lieu l'ouverture dune
hide Foire donnee au benefice
|rEglise St. Sanveur, de Lock
Il. D'apres les preparatlfs qui
! etc fats pour donner d cette
te tout l'attrait usite en- pareil.
birconstance, il y se'a joue non
|lement des pieces de theatre,
hs de jeunes enfants y execute
it une parade Militaire. Cette
|niere partie du programme
ht a ellie seule, plus que lie prix
Emission. tixe a 30 cents pour
grandes personDes eta %
It's pour les enfants.
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AMELIORATIoN-On tait actin
element dams la Maison de Cour,
gran,lS at d'utlles travauX. Les de
plafondS Ell platre de lie sale d'au
,lirnce ct deS deuX chambres Qui
r comianuiQuent won't Gtre rem
places par des p!afontls Ell boiS.
Une foiS ca travail termine, la
sale d'audienee aura une mpilleu
re mine ct ne presentera plus l'aS
pect delabre qn'elle await depuis
lOngtempS.
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Locales.

IEMOLITION.-Le Toacn Hall
En- demolition. La toiture est
| enlevee ct les murs dimi
BIT de hauteur CONNIE par en-
ktement. Dams un mois, il
estera plus rien de Get edifce
bot, dit,on. &tre remplac6 par
Isuperbe monument, reunis
futile q l'agreable.
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Madame.-Combien y a-t-il de
peches capitaux ?
Monsieur Parbleu +! sept. >,
La gourmandlse. -, laparesse d,
la--.
Madame.-Tres bien. Je vols
que vous les connaissez. En- bien!
monsieur, il y en- a huit.
Mousieur.-Et le huitieme, s.
y. Pa
Nadame,-La poli1ique y!