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BUBBLES.

-" Money syllables 81. o. L.
How to find girl out-Cal when she
isn't in.
"A tune that young ladies like to catch
"A million air.
booksellers report marked wane in
the sale of Mark Twain's writings.
The theological slipper now absorbs
the intellect of the devout young woman
of the period.
What is the difference between soldier
and sailor ?-The one tars his ropes, the
other pitches his tents.
Rowland Hill said, when he saw a boy
on rocking horse, Like some Christians,
motion enough, but no progress"
Professor of Rhetoric, "What import
ant change came over Burns in the latter
part of his life?' Senior: Z" He died.
Last year England imported over $40,
600, 900 worth of eggs. No wonder the Rad
icals want to throw off such heavy yoke.
Joseph Billings says: "There liz no
man who needs SO much watching ez the
one who liz always watching some one else. -
A mother seeing her little four year old
nearly asleep in her chair, asked if she
had not better 60 to bed: "Oh, no, NAM
ma; only shut my eyes to keep dust out. :"
An experienced boy says he regards hun
ger and the schoolmaster's rattan as about
the same thing, as they both make him
holler.
When young lady offers to hem a
cambria handkerchief for rich bachelor,
depend upon it she means to sew in order
that she may reap.
"A man declares that it is impossible
for him to keep out of trouble, for in the
best of times his business drives him to the
wall. He is bill poster.
A Nashville man answered a Chicago
advertisement, GLOW to win at poker, ="
and received for his two dollars the follow
ing: Hold four aces, or don't poke
Lay down the shovel and the hoe, and
take up the saw and plane-cabinet max
ing is now in order, and every fool in the
land is expected to try his hand at it.
A pair of very chubby legs,
Encased in scarlet hose;
A pair of little stubby boots,
With rather doubtful toes;
A little kilt, little coat,
Cut as a mother can
And 10! before us strides in state
The futures looming man.
Burlington preachers, who became SO
absorbed one Sunday morning in the wild,
reckless fascinating of trying to make a
hen set three days before she was ready,
that he was half an hour late to church,
opened the services by reading the hymn,
"what various hendrances we meet"
The benefits of advertising were never
better illustrated than at Hartford, the
other day. A man went into newspaper
office to advertise for missing cuff and
cuff button and in explaining to the sympa
thizing clerk the theory of how the loss oc
Cured, he found that he had buttoned botl
his cuffs on one wristband.
There were only seventy cats at Phila
delphia's recent cat show. The other
1000, DAT were sitting on back fences al &
sheds % nights growing at the small
amount of the pre- miums offered and discuss
ing methods to avert IT, e dam ers threatened
by the lively sausage season.
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Notice to Creditors,

This is to give notice. that the subscriber of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county letters of Administration the personal
of PHILIP r. ROTHWELL,
late OF said county deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned exhibit
the with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the 22nd day Of October ISIS:
they may otherwise by law be excluded f,o,n all benefit
of said estate. All persons indebted said are
requested to make Immediate payment to the subscriber
Given uHsier my hand this 9th day of October. 1877
WILLIAM j. JONES,
Administrator C. 7. A. of Philip r. Ro hwell decd.
Test-REUBEN D. JAMAR Register.
d lS77-6w
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h"u ei"u US 10 80 M
style and finish.
"Look out for piehanA,
frantic old woman w
lost my pocket book.,aaae
ously. " WHEREOF. . ma
pickpocket visit t. lasa
when he might putiheksa
his capacious pocket.ane
know that it was the -
We found the Nj !.
the car, peSusing tbsA
Halter, whic>s hasty and All.
ed traveller had left behind him
seat which he had lately oea
gave it to us at parting as Az =
everlasting enmity, and tus'riouS
strobe away toward the shaoaa
Turkeytown, the long t; the Nv
overcoat floating out lihumppM
banner.
We now turned our mougaze "poa
the Woman Halter. 1t is sghtiul anu
finished specimen of the pf ia'i'oa0
literature. 1t is expedie1t "o'nau
must be tortured and jeered insui'eu
by unmannerly medical stud but hnahs
get her diploma, in orderf size 'Aa!
three times bring to life diically manu-
some fiend. According to Fles he'u
the woman of the future wbe gle'
singer, who shall exercise halent II
der to furnish with monhe huso"
who despises her, knocks down. "
OPENLY m axes love to otbepmeu bet'
her face, and who seems to &c Y ne,
to be brought back to lifey this Gle
doctress, in order to keep noble "
the singer, from marry ~
try gentleman, possess 4
wealth; but this husbs Z
down an aperture whers ~
a theater had been left Is
his back. Even then it
to die, with all the WOMB
weeping sround him and w
they love him. The Womt g
and marries the widow. 81
in his last chapter, that &
creature" (meaning the heorhA>M
suffering, all-forgiving, singer, lisa
of his own fancy, specimen of
man may become when fully
whereas, without the franchise, 81
half-civiliZed."
So we may know what to exmr
Universal Suffrage Convention a.
meeting. Lunatically, ~
CoUs Z
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Articles for Christmas.

The present Of has
CHRISTMAS usefulness
few of the things of beauty lasting which
large 5 to Overlooking:
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ORD NIsI.

JOHN VIC ,,,
iZAbhih jaw SON AND OTHERS.
No. .ounty. In Equity.
;.
JJRED, This 2otl Of Nouomhor
and eo.te ,s' for the sale ported by William
shown orhompson, decease mortsaged real
yided. cHless cause to thd WIFE, he ratified
paper prime the LIST day oftrary thereof he
month hefors Order be inseaary next pro
The Reportecii county, ohsn sone news
lay Of January week Tor one
True copy: amount OF sal 50 mn IN
Dec |, lS7I-lm A. W. NIT be s5,ooOo 90
| A. W. IA. Clerk.
HE'LL,
I.rl-
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THE CENTENNIAL MEDAL !
The Truth at Last !
THE
HOWE MACHIN =
Again Triumphant!

At the 45th Exhibition of the American
Institute Fair in this city, the Howe MAJ
chine was recommended by the judges,
and approved by the unanimous vote of
tha Board of Managers, for the GREAT
Corn ssCEgTRNNIAL MEDAL, under the
aThis Medal tof gold) is to be awarded
only for machine, product, or process,
exhibited this Centennial year. at the ASH
Exhibition of the American Institute OF
fhs citv of New York. It can be awarded
oI,ly for q machine, product or process, Of
GREAT value, decided Importance, and OF
more than usual merit and then only by
q majority of the whole Board Of Trustees,
unon the written report OF three judges.
whose report shall certify to the above
requirements, and after said report shah
have been approved by o majority OF the
whole Board Of Managers
It will be thus seen that the Howe,
still leads all competitors -and We chal-
leI1ee all Sewing Machine Companies 10
the land to produce an award OF Ike ek-
cellence received. in this 5IaNTENNlAL
YEAR, 4. - sss
THE HOWE MACHINE CO..
1888 Canal. STREET, NEW OkLEANo 2
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Fun iil a Wiikesbarre Court
Room.
New York SUM-

The dull monotony of our
court proceedings was enlivened
one day last week in the case of
the Commonwealth against Dob
son, In which the defendant was
accused of assault upon a young
lady named Hetler, by kissing
her against her will. The plain
tiff complained that Dobson, "by
force of arms, malice afore-
thought. and instigated by the
devil, did then and there violent
ly assault, waylay," etc, She
told her story in a plain, straight
forward kind of way, to the eff
feet that she was enjoying the
evening breezes while leaning
over her fathers fence, and that
William Dobson came along,
seized her by the hands, and
forcibIy pulling her over the
.palisade, committed the assault
for which she claimed redress at
the hands of the law. a sister OF
the complainant testified that
she did not See the alleged i'm
propriety, because of the dark
ness, aud she being in another
part of the yard, but she heard
a kiss. or something that sound
ed like a kiss, and knew that
something was going on.
Dobson claimed tue privilege
Of being his own witness, and be
told the part of the story omit
ted by Miss Hetler and her sis
ter. He is a jolly specimen of an
Englishman. His narrative of.
the occurrence in which he had
become involved runs as follows j
Dobson-Yer see, yer 'onors,
[ was walking along, singing
What will the 'arvest be ?''-
Gen. Mccartney Counsel for
plaintiff, disposed to have some
fun while confusing the witness)
was singing "What will
the 'arvest be?' closely imitat-
ing the intonation of the wit
ness.
Dobson very composedly)-I
Yes, sir what will the 'arvestI
be p
Gen. McCartney-aW aWhat will
the 'arvest be ?'
Dobson (unruff1ed) "What
will the 'arvest be r.
Gen. McCartney-Wel go on,
sir.
Dobson-Yer see, yer 'onors,
[ was going along, singing,
9 What will the 'arvest be p
when I heard Mary singing
9 What will the 'arvest be p
Zen. Mccartney - Shs was
singing, What will the 'arvestI
be p
By this time there were de-
cided evidences of merimeDt all
over the court room; but Dob
son remained as imperturable
as though officiating alta mineral.
Dobson-Yes sir; she were
singing /" What will the 'arvest
be I" but not so loud as I was,
and [ called out, Halo, Mary,
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SAVE 25 Olo and buy your goods at
DAVID LEWIS.

N. B.-Agent for the celebrated
WILSON SEWING MACHINE.
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NOTICE.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION,

18TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
The following named persons have
been drawn by the Jury Commis-
sioners TO serve as Jurors for the
November term of the 18th judicial
District Court, to be begun and
holden at Napoleonville on Mon
day, the 5th day Of November, 1877,
to wit:
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W WASHINGTON HOTEL
NAPOLEONVILLE, La.

NAP0LEONVILLE, La.
Having been newly fitted up, is now
iy prepared to accommodate all those
who will honor it with their patronage.
Nothing has been spared to make this
popular HOTEL a home for the travelling
CHARLES DUPATY.
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A grand council with the In
dians was held in the east room.
There were twenty-five savages;
they were painted and wore
feathers. The speeches were IN
the usual style. Big Roads
said: Great Father, alluding
to Hayes, II have had some
promise from the President and
have been looking for it ever
since.
Little Wound said, /" We want
religion and a Catholic priest
He Dog said, Il am a Northern
Indian, but I am a wise man IN
that country. / want my peo-
pie to be raised right and to be
quiet, and we want to know
which is the wisest road for as,
and which is the best way to
live. You get rich, and that is
what [ want to do, and I want
to do it the way you do. The
conference adjourned to to-day.
Mrs. Hayes made the acquain-
tance of the savages- the Star
says she received them gracious
II, and .theya bowed with the
politeness of dancing masters
when shaking hands.
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tvTTCE!

All persons holding claims against the
School Board Of this Parish, are notified
to file the same without delay with August
Bulow, Treasurer of the School Board Of
this parish.
J.E. LEBLANC
Secretary Parish Board
Parish of Assumption, August l6. 1877.
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BRICKS! BRICKS Il

The undersigned, having enlarged their
BRICK VALID with the Intention ofearry-
ing their business on a larger scale, solicit
as heretofore the patronage of their
friends, and are now prepared to deliver
Bricks ut all landings between Donaldson
vile and TAibodaux at prices and condi-
tions to suit purchasers.
Address:
DUGAS & TRUyILLO,
Assumption Store.
E Constantly on hand q supply of
TYLE BRICKS.
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are that you ?" and she said it
be. I went up to the fence, and
she said she were hall halone,
has her father 'ad gone to
"class.' -
Gen. Mccartney Gone to
classi What did she mean by
that?
Dobson-W Why, any fool knows
what "class" means. Her faith
er had gone to class meeting,
and left 'er hall halone. We
chatted a little, and then
Gen. McCartney-Well, you
have heard her testimony. You
seized her, pulled her over the
fence aud kissed her?
Dobson No. That testi-
mony is false. We talked a
while, and she sort leaned how
er the fence-li like as if she want
ed me to-and just then Satan
got the best of me, and I kissed
'er right hon the mouth. / found
out "What will the 'arvest be"
and I think she was q heasy
prey.
Here the gravity of the court,
counselors and spectators gave
way, and seldom in a court of
justice has there been such a
scene ofuncontrollahle hilarious
ness. Judge Harding fairly
roared himselfhoarse with laugh
ter, and all business was sus-
pended for several minutes to
allow those in the courtroom
to recover their equanimity.
Dobson was acquitted of the
charge of assault, but must pay
half the costs of the suit and his
share Of the 'arVest..
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FLOWER And VEGETABLE SEEDS
R PLANTED ny A MILLION PEOPLE IN
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mort de mon fiance.
; "
II faut avouer que Charles XII. roi
original, ne pechait point par fam"ur
du prestige. II etait alors sans cha
"a ct !e vent suuiiaIt d travers Ses
cheveux conpes courts ct dGla rarcs.
I'm mauvais ruban dc taifetas noir
lui servait de cravate. Son nniforme
etait dc gros drap bleu a boutons de
cuiyre dore. son centurion de simple
peau d'elan blanche {; la CRAZE, et
SEES larges chaussures. cairees par lie
bout, etaient garnies de gFos clous
commes celIes des soidats. On ne
l'eut pas neanmolns c%ontoDdu avec
le premier sergent venu f; il await ! e
front pale. l'uil atdent, Ia parole i'm
perieuse ct brGve, le geste anime.
Des generaux Qui reutoalaient. au
Gun n'osait clever la voix, taut lis
trambtaitnt devant &C roi gui p0us-
snit iusauia la folie l'6nergie de la
volunto. Mais le souvenir d'Eric sou
tenait lie courage do la jeuue file.
Ellie s'arma dane resolution supreme
malclla droit d Charles XII ct sc j.
ia a SIS pieds.
Justice, sire, s'ecria- t-el'e.
-C"ntre qui, mon enfaat ! dema'
da 10 roi.
-Contre vos soldats qui "nt assas
sine mon fianc6.
Et ellie ,aconta tous les details q.
cette mi. fatale avec une eloQuenc,
inspiree par la douleur. Pendanr
a~u'elle parlait. 10 front du mouarqu,
s'as>ombrassait.
-Mademoiseile. lui dit il eulin el
L. relevant il v a deux henras. j'au-
rails cru pouvoir vous gnrautir bonn
ct prompte justice. mails en- ce mo
mrnt je n dois rien r,omettre, ca
je donte que nous rarvenions a trou
Yer les conpables.
Marguerite rtpliqna gravement:
M'accorderez- yous, sire, lie droi
de cheieher les meutriers. ct, 81 je le
Jecouvre, de me verger noi-meme
Non, mademoiselle, repoudi
Charles XII surpris ct charme d
ce,te reponse toute virle /; mails s
Ion Gus arrete, .je vous pctmets d
YOU reelatner du rui de Suede. You
n'aurez pas d'aurtre JUICE que hui.
-Etle sinclina respectueusemen
devant lie heios ct repris lie chemi
de Lutzen. lie lendemain ellie f
une fosse par ses gens, pui.
apres avoir rendu lie derniers devon
a Erie. ellie cong6dia tout sou mond,
Resiee settle dams la maisan, ell
quitta son vetements de femme. ct
sc placant devant un petit miroir d,
Vepise. ellie fit tomber sans rerre
SEES long cheveux sous les ciseauy
Ellie chercha ensuite parmi les habit
de o 6ance ceIui qui pouvait ale
i sa taille ellie choisit I'm iustau
corps, un haut-de chausses ct un
toqae de velours noir toute galonn6
de sole, de meme couleur que cell
Cue hotficior saxon await poItee lo:s
quill etudiait il ~l'universit6 de Gmt
tingue ; puts ellie ajouta sur SON COS
tune un centurion tie daim auuut
pendait encore lie poignard Il man
che d'ebene don't les coolers sc ser
~vaiens, ii cette epoque, pour eviter d
remettre au lendemain une querell
ani rouvait Sc wider sur lheure. Al
81 travestie. Marguerite sortit de sol
lngis. ct pas sa devant les gems d
voisinage sans etre
Sur Ia route qu'esle devait suivre
Oh voyait aux environs da camp nn
yielle masure branlante ct abandon
nee, qu'un wander venait. depui
IA yielle, de ccnvertir en- cabaret.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
STESANG EHS'S HOTEL.

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
and the travelling public that he has made
some new arrangements which will enable
him to satisfy ali those who viii honor him
with their customs.
Meals furnished at all hours OF the day.
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A. II. and Dinner
at ! o'clock p. III.
CommoJIous and well furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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rrl0urnef Etfs it HaLtdu. 'boit ga
con tn nest pas assez grand pour
manager des Russcs.
Tiefenhach rintefrompit.
LIE grenadier ne Fecoata pas.
-Prends garde. federic ; les bons
amoureuY font les mauvais soldatS :
81 tn voyais rasscr an bout de la prai
rie la robe blanche de Ia Charlotte,
III G6serterai> pour la suivre. ct bon
soir la compaguie I. Notre roi bicn-
aim6 ne plaisante pas avec les de>er
teurS.
Frederic releva IL tGte CONNIE IN
dnTnenF eveiIie I'll sursant.
Qni a pronounce le nom de Char
lotto
-Ctai moi. va Til defense den
parler >nas !einc dc mortf
-Oui. il TAI '!etrudiI. rellit le
i.une llolnme dune vuix soai,le.
Hprmanu sc miF a rirc
Aux a2tec,. Cost possible, mails
a moi -
A tout IL monde. sans exception
s'ecria Tl-irnhach ayec une sotte
disagreement. La plaie est soninur-
vire ct jc re ver pas que chacun y
retnu,nc le doigt.
La fnudre ecrt-e Is sol. dit Her
mann impatiente ; mails le colouel
.Hl.uueme re m'emrtciie.ait pas Il.
dire Que ia Charlotte i hien fait tt
Sc m"qaer dun amoureax dc tn tren
pc!
II n'avuit pas achieve cue FrGderi,
&c ruant snr lui avpc i'aigilit6 d'u,
chat. hi brisa son cyuciinn de g.e>
eur In .cfe. e. t!iant aussitot sou "a
bre. SO nit en- defense Hermann
etonlsil dn coup, ne ponvalt Sc ieve
il teH.iit vers Ticfenbach son poins
fermG
Patience, "irere. patience ! je Il
hriSrrai tolt q rheure- entire me
mains comna In m as broye ion 20
sur 10 crane.
Mais Frederic ttaii dagri.e de so,
acces de c%oiere. ct ge repentant q,
81 hrutalite
-Jai en- tort. ea,narade. len con
vien~. Tends moi Ia maiu ct pardon
ne-moi ~'oyalemeut. QUAINT aux Il
fante 'ixdalrr~, .ie ten items quite
Hermann grinca les dents:
All Ga me prends to pour un mei
iiant. a cette heure /? Est-ca Que i
tai demande la charlie, mon bea
tonltereau Je tie payerai ma dett
de j'n. par tous les diab.es !! mails
te rayorai aussi ma dette de sang.
Frederic assaya de Ia calmcr.
lie roi n'aime pas plus les duel
'i>tes qne les deserteuss, Hermann
Nieus want gar,ler notre SAN pou
Ii bataille.
-C'est celia, dit lie grenaaier t,
lras dire partout que te as case to
cruchon sur la sete d'Heraann. con
me IN >oarnois, etqae IL l'as envoy
pronener qnand il ia demande raj
on Tu es >ans donte de :rop sboun
ihaIson pour ctol>er lie sabre ave
MOI; mais ie sanrai bien tie forcer
degaiaer, pauvre ~po.tron.
Potion !s'aer.a Frederic qui d
sint pourpre.
-0ni, poltron devant le camarad
one tn rs outrage CONNIE devan
cette Charlotte qri tia trahi!
-Encore ee nom Tais tot. Her
MANN
DE te sonfh literal devant ellie
dit !e grenadier.
Puis II S" leva en tr~tbuchant. sal
sit sou sabre ct r~etfoussa 81 moust,
che. II il en>nita signe aux troll
snldats d'arproehef
-'ous silez nous sersir de Is
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
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