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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-07
II CoIrFE.

Oni, d6cidement. II Test, G
elepit de -. qualite lie fruit sec i
Westpoint, dn tannage ct dn ma
quignonnage qui ont illustre s.
jeunesse; Ell dept de tontes le
sottises gui ont encombr6 s;l vie
cemme livraie. enyahit ct 6touff,
le grain qni tructife SONS lc so
leil.
II faut yraiment que quelane
fee G:lrabone SO soft pestcllee Sun
son berceau, ct par la lnagiqn.
vertu de So petite bagnette lui all
cotnmunique le don de s'imposcI
4 tous. nlaigr3 e0x ct lnalgre lni
meme; ear w vie compte plus ds,
petitcs que lie gran.les chooses,
psas de mal;ldresses que d'habi
letes. II nest i,a 5 jusqal';t son nom
Qni signifie don, favetr. gni III.
semble inaliqaer que c'etait iii
etre pretlestine. CONNIE une Ia
venr que le ciel accotlait d son
pays, conime IN humine envoye
par Ia providence par la fee Ca
fabnne 7
Cetfe lliablesse de fee Iui await
glisse dams l'oreille ee sage con-
sell aui Il etc In devise lie toute
Sill vie: IVA, mon petit, va toa
jours; snrtout pas dc trait dies
prit, hi d'1chappees de genie, celia
gate tout. N'oublie pas one nous
sommes dams lie pays des platitn-
sles eli tles metliocrites. Soft plat,
soft mediocre, fant que IN YOU
dras, mais ne bronche jamais.
Bete ct tetn, ct Ton arrive a
tout.r-Et II i etc bette, ct II a
etc tetu, ct Il a reussi en- tout.
Voyez plut6t. On 6tait en- guer-
re civile dams son pays, on Sc
massacrait, on detruisait les mois-
sons, on incendiait les yilles ct
les villages one c'6tait une ben6
diction. La fee Carabone vii Ia
une belle occasion de pousser,sonI
obscur protege. Ellie ALA TOUGHER
de 81 baguette les gen6raux dn|
pays; ellie les ayengla, leur fit
faire sottise sur sottise. lis tom
baient CONNIE des capucins de
cartes; ills ne paraissaient sur la
scAne que pour disparaitre, rassis
rimportance ct disgracies d l'a-
venans. lie gouvernement aux
abois ne sayait plus d quei saint
SO voner. La Tee Carabone lui
montra du bout de So baguette,
bien Ioin, Ia bas, devant une vile
quill assi6geait, son protege qni,
ne sachant guere le meter de pre-
neur do villes, passait son temps
d terrasser tout-autour. Il terras-
salt, terrassait; iIeut yolontiers|
d6tonrner Ie plus grand fleuye du
monde pour prendre cette bico-
que, assez sembIable sn celia . cel
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-07

arrivait dams une bofte en- boiS
noir. On la init sur I'M char ma
snifigte, on hi fit ti'admirables
funerailies, ct toute Ia f;,mille at.
conliagna Ell plenrant all cine
there Monfparn;lsse ce debris ye
mere.
Pendant dix ans, on ne manqaa
.jamais d'arporter aux restes du
eo.ntn de w.. lies moissons de
'couronnes.
Celia dura jnsqn'en 1872, on Il
.seigneur russo chez lequel etaii
mort le comte, etant yenu a Pa
ris, on ;pprit Phorrible yerire
- la jambe envoyee par mi, Ia
janb,' 81 reimbursement honoret.
etait Ia jambe lie bois du colone
lie Fun a recueilli lie mot
snivant !:
I'm institutenr a ses jennes
eleyes:
-Et maintenant, mes en-
fants, de qnel genre est Gut ?
I'm enfant perspicace (dont Ia
mere 6teue des pontes):
-Voyez vous, monsieur, on ne
pent dire de quel genre est rey,
qu'apres que le poussin est eclos.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-07
SUCCESSION SALES

! BY virtue of and In obedience &c
Ia decree of sale rendered by the
Hon the Parish Court OF the parish
of Assumption and to me directed,
dated the End day of December,
1873, | will offer for sale at public
auction to the last and highest bid
der at the late residence of Leufroy
lie Blame, In this parish, on the right
bank OF bayou Lafourche, at about
four and three quarters miles from
the town of Donaldsonville, on
Saturday. January Ill. 1879,
between the hours of 10 A. and i
P. NJ, The following described prop
erty, belonging to the above sue
eession, to wit:
/. A certain tract of land or plan
tation. situated in the parish of AS
sumption, on the right bank of
bayou Lafnurche, at about four AMI
three quarters miles from the town
of Donaldsonville, measuring two
|arpents and n half, more or less
front on said bayou on the depth
thereanto belonging according to,
the United States surveys of the
place, bounded above by land of
Aicide LIE Blanc & Co., late of Mrs.
Lawrence Rodriguez. and below by
land of Paul V. Vegas, together
with all the buildings, improve
mcnts, rights, ways, privileges and
appurtenaiiees thereon or thereuntol
belonging. in favor or against said
tract of land.
2 Two ~ COWS and calves.
3. One (ll mule.
4. One Gil lot house hold furniture
5. One a. lot of cooking utensils.
e. One (l) lot II ailyerware, &c.
Terms and. Conditions:
The movable property, for ASH,
and the land for one third cash. one
third in one and one third in two
years from tue day of sale; the
purchaser 10 furnish his notes for
the credit portion # the price off
the land payable to the order Of the
administrator Of said succession,
and conditioned TO hear interest
from and after maturity until paid
ut the rate IF eight per cent. per
annum, the land remaining specially
affected with vendors privilege, and
mortgaged and hypotheeat.d under
the pact de non alienaad0 to SEC
ure the payment of said notes in
principal and eventual interest.
The purchaser, in case Of 8, it Or
judicial proceedings IF any kind
being instituted tofecover the pay
meut of said notes, or any part
thereof. shall pay ten per cent on
the amount sued for, intending
principal aud interest, for attorneys
fees, which shall be secured by the
same mortgage and privilege as the |
said notes. /
P. J. GILBERT,
Auctioneer.
Parish of Assumption, December
8, 1873,
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-07

sE Les abonr es tlu Pionnier, qui ne
recesraient pas rtgulierement letas nume-
ros, nous rendrant uu grand service ennous
signalant sans dtlai toute irreglalarite.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-07

ce quill Sc perdit d'hommes d G
Imetier de terrassier. Mais QUEST
Ice que celia lui faisait ? On Ia
llavait bien recnmmantte d'etre te
Itn, ct il l'etait d enur joie. Tou
|cela n'etait pas fort, mais Gel;
'Ii6assit, ct il finit par prendre |;
4Ihicoquc.
/ La fee Carabone hi await del;
lproenr6 son siege de Troie, ell
|lHi fournit l'occasion dc sa batall
Il- rIana on .l'Austerlitz.
/ Qnand ii arriva sur les lienx G
iqu'il Wit ce qni sc f,assait: sont
ills betes, Sc .lit il, lis ne saven
lseulemcnt pas lie grand art dt
li;tire tuer des tommes. Vous nj.
lcz yoir 81 j. my enrends. Et, et
.f1ct, il commence une campagns
rtnlarqnabls. .parl'eff'roy qnan
| tite des hommes quill sut, dt
sang ffoid. mener d Ia bouchewe
III await commences par Sc ftire
tionter auatre fois plus dc soldats
Iaa'ii men fallait i IN bon general
pour f;.ire In moitie de sd beso
sna. Il s'etait dit quill hi f;.llait
saerifier 10000 hemmes pour en-
tuer 100 i l'cnnelni, il les sacri
fiait, attendn que les 10000 per
das il potlrrait les reinp.aeer. tan
dis que les 100 liommes demons.
lie l'aHtrc cote, t.'etait bien 100
liomnes lie moias. A &C toinpte
IA. il poavs,it touionrs arrivrr 4
dec.mer l'.nnemi, d Ia condition
quill n'ariiy;lt iamais dc seeours
4 &c sicrnier; ct il fsallut vraimeni
que le sort sen ine!at, pour que,
pendant pres dune aimee, pas m
set.l humIn. he vinr reafpreer SEES
alvers;,iirs. Tnnjonrs cllancenx,
lie nrotege dc Ii fee Cslrabone i
teilement clianceux meme que, se.
trouyant incapable lie red.ire IN
qsai tenait bon, malgre
son incroyable interiorite hume
rique, ct lnenacer de rester la
peut etre dix ans CONNIE pour leI
siege lie Troie, il sc trouva m
homme qai voulut bien faire la
besegne pour hi ct conper les
communications et les yiyres 4
l'ennemi, ct hi en- laisser tont
l'lonnenr. Ce fnt l;autre 0ui vain
quit reellement ct &c fnt lui qui
cut tonte la gloire de Ia victoire.
SEES compatriotes ahnris del
voir en- lui tanU d'entetement ct !
surtout tant d'aisance ct de ia
silite d faire massacrer des cen
taines de mile hommes. prirentl
celia pour du talent. lis lie sa-
uerent lie Napoleon du Nouveaux.
Monde, un peu en- souriant d'a-
oord, ct plus encore pour Sc
lonner des gants a eux memas
lue pour lie f;lire valoir. Puis, d
orce de Sc rentendre repeter,
Europe fiuit par SO l'imaginer
.lle- meme.
La fee Caraboue ria,t sous
ape. Comme certaine grande
luchesse d'aperette, ellie await
ait dun Fritz IN Napoleon,
Pun ex-maanignon ellie youlnt
aire un Washington. Il DEWITT
hef du gouvernement, sans con-
laitre un tra1tre mot de po-
itique; il s'y montra de meme
orce que snr les champs de ba
allie tonjours mediocre, mais
6tu d plaisir.
Tant d'aplolnb dams taut d'i
,norance m6ritait bien une ,
ecompense. Washington ct JEFF |,
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-07

i ttiSOn 1Vafe1G GGc UettX NptS llIt
sident; il fut denx fois presisien
comme Washington ct jefferson
Dieu me pardonne, sill leu
youlu, il cut pm passer la jamb
d Jefferson ct d Washington, e
sc saire reeIire une troisiem,
fois. Mais lui, toujours modesto
malgre les grandeurs qui eussen
aa eblouir tant de medioerites d,
son espece, II descend du fauteni
|presitlentiel Ell disant a ..ses con
lcitoyens
"M+s amis, vous m'avez eIr
henx fois president. Vous you,
Ietes contlnits CONNIE des idiots
lear je ny al fait que DIES betises
Je lie sayais pas TN traitre mo-
de politique. Je men vais allel
Ia l'ecole ailleurs. pour Y APP
prendre &c que j'aurais dn faire
pendant que ie vons gouvernais
Je vous reyiendrais aussi ferrt
sur la chose que j'y etais igno
rant, qnand yeus avez mis- votrt
cunfiance dams mon habilett
gouvernementale. Et alors, gare
d vons, 81 vous no me renommez
pas!n
La dessus il partit, tonjonr>
sous la protection de la bagnette
lie sa fec cherie, ct les presidents
lie pEnrope lui donnerent l'acco.
lade, etsles rois lui donnerent Ia
main, ct toas l'aceuei1lirent com.
me M grand homme ct qnand il
passssit dams les rnes dune capt
tale, on Sc tiemandait: .sQn'est.ce
lne c'eSt done. que ce gros gail
lard tfapu, qni i lcs allures dun
'narcIland Gle hnuf endimanclle,
Il toutes les G!eg;tnees dun gar
;an boucher I" sCas repontlait
III. c'est le sauveur tlu nouveau
monde, c'est le Napoleon de PA
nerique." Et tous lie dire: ''tiens,
s'est dr6le mais il Sc passe de 81
str;.nges chooses dams ce pays la r
Et la fee Carabone de rire
sons cape, ct lie Sc dire: ''Je
men vais leur joiner M tour de.
ma f;lenn. Ne VOLTA t il pas que
es Bulgares,-espeee de barba
'es qui sont a six degrees audes
sons du dernier des cosaques,
faux- teint ct indignesI
meme de faire de convenables
nusalmans.-eprouvent, CONNIE
es grenouilles, le besoiu de Sc
lonner M roi; lis regarlent au-
our d'eux, ct ne voient que desI
princes plus on moins civilises,
,lns on moins doux, ,plus OH moins
labiles dams dams la science tlul
sonvernement. Tout celia leurl
onrit pen. Mais tou a-coup iIsE
'apercoivent, lni, avec ses gros.
es faeons dc de maquiguon par
emu, faisant tsehe dams uni
,rouge de princes elegants ct poll
es.-Voila notre homme, s'ecrie-
ent-ils. 81 nous en- faisions IN
oi. On le dit peu fort EN- politi.i
ne. II Ell salt tonjours assez
'our des sacripians CONNIE nous,
t lis sont bien capablcs de felire
u moins.
0 fee Carabnoe, toi qui as
nsqu'ici 81 puissamment soutenu
ON protege, qui Ia Aleye 81 haut,
oursait ton euvre jusqu'au bout, |
e le laisse pas echouer au port.
'uisqu'il ma pm etre Cesar des
stats- Unis, quill soft au moins lie
oi des Bulgares. Et, surtout,I
ntre daux coHronnes. Pune qui a
le CONNIE one stoile a l'occident,
{ l'autre qui monte d rorient,
lis quill ne reste pas CONNIE GER
line partie du cavalier de la
sgenle entre deux selles, on
1sS. II. D,..seao,, au%na
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-07
PARISH CoURT.
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.

WHEREAS. Rev. Jules Bouchet, of the
w parish of Assumption, has petitioned
the Court for Letters OF curatorship on the
estate OF the late Guiliaume Viollier, de-
ceased intestate:
Notice is hereby given 10 all whom IL
may concern to show cause within ten days
fren date of this notice, why the prayer
of the petitioner should not be granted.
By order of the Court,
THOMAS DIVINE, clerk.
Assumption, December 1873.
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= { 9iouuitr.
pARATT ToUs LES sAMRpIs.
CHlRLES DUPATY, Editeur.
.cnNnTTIONs DE DARoNNENEFT
PAYABLE psADvAncE.
pRx nEs ANNoNcEs:
PARATT ToEs LES sA

PKIX DES ANNUNUES:
I'm carre de dix lignes. Ire insertion 81 SO
Chaque insertion suiyante..... IS CENTS.
Cartes de Profession, par an. sl2 SO
Annonces de Candidature. ......... II 80
Tout avis jntiiciaire derra atre paye
IL dsrnier jour de n publication on le jour
de la vente
Pour iettres, journaux, echanges. Sc.
addressed au .pIusNIkR,p Napelecnyille,
Inc.
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A Ia reprise des affaires, le
Ferry Store diminue lie prix de
ses marchandises Gle % pour cent.
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FROM JCDGE q y a.. Ia,, IL
To Dr. sOn NO~ehxisker.

EY,SSvmLE lvD, February :, 1873.
Or. Won Noschrisk~r:
DEAR SIR: i make this statement for
the benefit Of those aiflcied with sore
throat ant that terrible disease. catarrh
In October last Wa attacked with
cstarrh, accompanied with great sorr>
ness OF my throat. pains m my head
AMI d'-1crreahle and annoyin: noises in
my head with other troubles accompa-
nyInI Ihi- h"Iri',!p disease I put nv
self under your treatment one week a-o
last Monday. anI have visited YOU f.r
times Ny throat i almost ca,ir-ly r.
lirye,i-I 40 not nov suif.r from it at all ::
the pains All d5sagrrcahIr noises in NV
head have disappeared entirely: nv
cough. With the troublesome coughing
and offensive expectora,i"n, are zone
nil of the painful and terrible Indications
OF the presence of ca'ar-h have disap-
pearei. ] trust. never % return and ~
nIe n they once did | cannot say that
] nm we'll, but that have been - 1ricL-
ly AMI so much reli~veI froiL all troubI,
and pain. ! have every reason TO believe
Won can aud will effect rCrmanent and
entire cure oi thi- most painful aud o.
iru-ivr disease. know What VS. and
bow | was afflicted. and know that
am almost tee. ir'r, the disease have
uu hesitation in rec ,m'ner.iivg Won 10 All
thus afflicted, with tie 'u.l belief that
thew can and viii he relieved.
| am, very truly, your friend.
BEN p CissILL,
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THE HERALD.

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Charges for yearly advertisements will
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All advertisements inserted withou'
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Na.ices under head of Preferred Lo-
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Announcements oi Marriage ~ Deaths
tot exceeding Gyc 'iors, aud notices OF
Preaching Published gratis,
ec5~ uaitr,ry Nu,,re', Resolutions oI
Rr.pect ash ,shrr similar notices, Five
Ctnls ptr iiue.
Jub u,IA Of every description done Ni,h
nesrusss AID li>pi. ra. az c,iy prices. We ave
fui!hua so lob tyl..s. ant -o..,,tthe patronage
.! the bus. community.
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Enjoy Life.

What truly beautiful world we live
in Nature gives IL grandeur of mouu-
tains. slens and oceans. aud thousands
of means tor erjymebt We can desire
10 better when ia p-riect health; tut
no. often d. the majnrity Of people tCel
like giving IL mp dishcarished. discouraged
aud worried out with disease. when there
il no occasion for this FEELING a. every
suii-rer can easily obtain satisfactorily
proof that Greens Augu-t Flower will
make them rs tree from disease ~ when
bora Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint is
the direct cause OF seventy-hve FER CENT
Of such mt.aIir-- ~ Bhuasne~-, Indigts -
iipl. Sick Ilra Iacke. Gu~rIv,nrss Ner~
vou- PruSirat.on, DlZInrss at the Head,
Palpit,tion OF the heart, aud other DIS
tres>rng symptoms. Three doses OF Au-
gust Flower will Prove it, wOnderiui ei-
feet. Simp'e bottles 10 cents Try il.
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l.. VI Nll.iier.

With Bean 4 Waugh, manufacturers of
WAGONS. Burres. Pluw- and 'armin,
implements generally Mr. Snqtcr /, a
thorough wool w..rkman comes rccnm>
merdcd yer, highly Ly those tar whom
be has tnrmerl, worked Ban X Van. hit
are wei kno-u hiurk-uith~ and vith
tie AID Of such a wool workman a. Mr.
Skater they can and are determined 10
give entire satisfaction ~ enrral woods
work and all kinds of black smithing
" e solicit YOUR patronage. Call and try
u~ before purchasing or engaging work
elsewhere. Respectfully.
v3 81 Il BEAN X NArGur
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Cur Chan=eiItC i.matp

Makes q reliable remedy tor Throa, aud
Lung pi~"r irr- uccr~-aTy IN every house
huid Parser Ginger Tonic = just the
madeleine r,e,!r,i. 1; radically rurr~
C"u. h. Odds sore throat. B-onchi''~
and even CONSUMPTION. ~ used 10 time
hv ill., p"S,r'ul Specific action on tie
Stomach Kidneys. Skin. Liver. and uu-
c"U- suriicrs OF the Throat sud Lungs
lu th,- natural way q clrau<-s TIE waste
matter from the Llo.i. bulls up TIE
tissues fruits the system s.alr-t tur-
tner aii ,ck- and permanently al " N
fltmiiJols oi the Throat. Lungs AMI
other or.ans u cures Dyspepsia, aud
IT. vrri-d symptoms at Headache Ner-
vou-ne-s Ptipfta i'n at the Heart.
Wakrfu nr,S. Acid Stomach. Cu-tiyrres~.
Liver Complaints. coated Tongue Low
Spirits. Rnnm dic Pans, ~ . aud gives
c"minrI after a hearty m..al Raw a 81
bottle from vour druggist. Z Wayne
Griffin or -amp'e hottie at ID cts and
test its extraordinary merits
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arrival and Departure OF the
Halls.

The Western Mad leaves AT $ a IN,
aHi ARRIVES at 2 "a
The Eastern Mail leaves n II M,
sad Srrlyts 81 - ui
suipsur Springs. Fura-'il'c, Nssros
vie aud PclNIsir irayc- every lrur-duN
,t6p. m. AID atri,,s Saturday al 3 p ~
The DNcu>hogo mad. ,la E,it. bu-
srd. p.ra-aut EE3.c al Ma-ou'ii'c
leave ou Tuc-j5, aui Friday al 4. $50 O.,
ant arl,c- MonGa, aLd Thursday al 70
- 10.
Tie Cc'trri"w. mail arr1'rs At 10 a.
n, ana ivp,t;- ~ a. n -. Wednesday
= ! iANIpN. Postmaster
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PcrsonpI Property for sale. Rnd Real
Estate lOr sale RCnt.

| offer for sale nv farm in Pinchico.
ccuIaining ~ acres 90 acres ia cuitivd>
ton. gOoi dwelling house. barn, sable.
crIh. and other out houses; "A Young
orchard of about leo apple aud peach
trees each. hearing iruit Terms reasnn-
able Ii not sold ~ the LIST OF April,
will rent it, Will a'so sell three horses
aud one mule, AMI my hou'ehold aud
kitchen furniture anl one wagon, which
il not sod priva,rly before. | will sell ut
ruh,ic auction on the lst day of April,
1873 + j Cox.
Cromwell, Nv.
T. : i will also sell or rent NV house
AMI lot ("f eiLht acres OF landl ri K sine
Anv one wishing to purchase or rent thus
will call on l.. / Cox, ROS,ne, Nv
j. L. &.
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Art Publishers.

One ct the best iirns in tins line ia the
Maine We have recently received an
other lot of their fine chromrs. which
sil tee hung in our otlic, as soon as
framed Any one wanting chromns,
steel 4 Cravings, &c can be suited ty
tits housc.
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ESTRAES.

Taken mp as estrays 10y J y Sandcirr.
living "n the Hartford aud Liveruorc
road 4 miles from Hartford. Ohio county.
Kentucky. one white steer ahout ; years
Old, marked with swalluS-tork in eaci,
ear, ani unde'hit in the right ear; No
other marks ar brands Valued ~
twelve dollar (Hl2) hy J $ Bennett
Also our rel hei'rr, unmarked, with
some white on her belly, hacS, face and
itNs some ; yeats Old next spring APP
rrni-cd at seven dollars 80 10y j 5.
Bennett This In dav ni Frh i1IS
a B BENNETT, p q. e.
nq-4t
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Mr. J. L Collins. ct this place gesera!
asrnt for chess q WymnuI. -iaye deal
rr- aud barrel manufacturer. Louisville,
shipped last Thursday week tram Nelson
Creek station, seventy five thousand
slaves TO said firm I his firm SHIPPED
twr millions OF -iave- last YEAR and rhink
thi> srr-"n Their parcis-e w.I exceed
three .lI.hgqs.
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Time S,Ned 8. Money Wade.

Having bou-ht the right to sell the
Knox X Dtrnaii B'n-. PItert Tobacco
Planters IN this county, We womb r.
-pertfnl,y invite every tobacco grower Ia
tbs county 10 call ~ our store AID EVAN
me -auul. Painter This Planter vi. !
also -yr CaNlasr Plant-, Potato Slips.
Gurnu Sells Tc Every farmer in the
county Should have one ~ one man can
do the aork # two hanIS
Very respectfully.
Epw,ED- i FOsrER.
Hartford, Ky--v4uIrf
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DO You Want to be Sued:

If not and Won are indebted to Men>
del n Kahn. Of Cromwell, you had bet
ter call on Mendel aud settle up at
once. or YOU certainly will be sued. as
the firm has heen dissolved and the busi-
mes nusl he cl >rd v4ul-tf
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We learn irnm thnsr who aitru Ted Ihr
lecture 81 Mr. q. w Rain. M Beaver
Dam on last Thursday night that 9tite
a good time was bad Aver Ihe lecture
a lodge at God T-mplars was or-aniA d
with twenty eight memhrI--rmhracinc
some Of the best aud most mhrrntili eli
izrns OF that town aud Vicin'lv Mr.
Bain's powerful argument aud irrc'blr il
luslra'io's never tail t. add friends lo
this cause
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TIE IN incomes f prIutI - flee life
WAS broken Monday evening by the pres
e"c- OF Misses L-nora, Lizzie and Zerel.la
Johnson. of Pleasant R,.isc. a. visitors
Their merry laugh and a,rceahlene->
were the source Of much pl,asure AID We
hole rhey viii remember II. 10y another
visit ere long
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Married. March u, 1873. at the bride
residence. 10y Rev joint Cssebirr. Mr.
Wm. CallOway. OF Ohio county. K.n-
lucky, to Mrs. Macy YonIs, OF Muhlen,
berg county, Kentucky.
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EsTRsyED From the nudrr-irn~d 80
TUESDAY the H. Ia inst too u Uses Our
a hr"wn ar black. j. an oh horse. ,le
other Is n lsy ahnut light yrar- Old A
literal compensation all Ice given t. ADV
one finding and dyiiyrEin, them to nae
j ~ FnRD.
Hartford Ky.
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Mr.. J. l. Collins. agent TOR Chess & Wv
mond. has jhst returned from L ,u'sville
where lie has been TO deliver a large loi
Of slaves lie Was in the city the nighI
the great oil refinery burned. and saws he
never Witnessed such fire Lrfore. The
firm did not delsy business but a {, "
davs
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Married, March Dist. 1873. at the res
idence Of the lride's father. near B.-da
10y Rev. Il. ID Bennett. Mr. Andrew 7
King to Miss Mary f. Webb
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Sralei proposals tor plasterinE tie
Count House al II irtford Will be received
ill April % All materials must be
furnished lv contractor. For further
particulars address
WV F. Gregory,
Hartford, Ky.
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n lean mako money fls'er at work for u than
"A at ANY thing else. Capital not required.
8 we will start you: 81 per day al home
II n de by tho industrious. Men. women,
boys AMI girls wanted everywhere t. ,onrk
for US. Now is the time. Cus', csth, an /
terms tree. i ld.css TsrE 4 c., Au.usts
k.fre. -4rS p
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Call a. z Wayur Gritiins Dru. Store
Hartford XIV aud get a trial package If
DR. \ q summons Liver Mrdirine II
costs you nothing and may save you
lie. vin7tf
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AEGD5iEf'lNENES.
For County Judge.

We are authorized To- announce F p
MORGAN. a a candidate f,r the office
at County Jude Of Obi county. sUhir CT
q tie action OF the Democratic party.
El.,fiou Augu-t ISIS