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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-07-06
Sales Reported Since Our Last Issue.
Grange WarehOuse.

T. HERNDoN, Supt., of the GRANGE
WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATION, sold for the
week ending July 8, 1873, 475 hhds., as fol-
lows:
SO hhds. good to fine leaf, $40 90 to IA q.
1852 hhds. medium to good leaf, 81 90 to 10 90.
1l9 hhdS. low to medium leaf, "a 90 to 90.
Is hhds. fine Tugs, 81 90 to 7 90.
go hhds medium Tugs, So 90 to 90.
q hhds. low Tugs, 81 80 to 3 90.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-07-06

Mr.. c. r. LOWELL has bought out
the chair factory of II. \, Currant,
on First street, and will continue
the business in connection with his
repairing shop.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-07-06

LEAVE your watches and jewelry
for repairs where they will be taken
care of in case of fire. Mr.. Cooke
did not lose single watch or article
of jewelry belonging to his custom
ers in the late fire, although his
house was burning twenty minutes
after the alarm was given. If
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-07-06

THE notorious Grove Kennedy,
of Kentucky, has been sentenced to
the penitentiary for life. The Lou
isville Evening News says:
The case of Grove Kennedy,
charged with murder, has been on
trial at Lancaster, KY, for about
two weeks, and terminated on the
18th ult. by the verdict of the jury
fixing his punishment at confine-
ment in the penitentiary of Ken
lucky for life. Kennedy will be
remembered for his exploits last
summer at and in the vicinity of
Crab Orchard Springs, and his sub
sequent arrest and imprisonment in
the Jail of this city, whence he was
conveyed to Lancaster for trial.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-07-06
CIarksViIIe Tobacco Market,
OFFICE OF THE CHRONICLE, !
CIARKGVTTTF IulV 1879

OFFICE OF THE CHRONICLE
CLARKsVILLE, July 5, 1878. I
Our receipts continue full, and our sales
this week for three days were about 700 hogs
heads. The market continues strong and
active for all grades of substantial TobaccOs,
though little irregular at times. Monde
scripts are selling well for their time, con-
sidering their quantity in the present large
crop which is moving from the West. We
continue to have abundant rains, and we
hope that our planters are drawing and re-
drawing their beds as long as there's plant
left to set out We quote:
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-07-06
Johnson & Mass,
FASHIONABLE TiIIORSI
June 1, 1878.

Would respectfully say 10 their friends and
the public generally, that those wanting
good Tailoring done, on short notice and at
low prices, TO call on them at their shop ON
First street, westside, ground floor, between
Franklin and Commerce. They have made
more fine suits this spring than eyer hsfore
In the same length of tune, and have given
entire satisfaction in every instance.
June 8, lS7S-tf
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-07-06

To Mss Lula Daily, 81. Bethlehem, Tennessee:
Miss LULA-Having heard of your superb
or skill in croquet playing, l am DESTROYS of
testing it under the following conditions: A
match game to-be played at Dunbar's Cave
for the championship Of The State, the best
three out of five, with three players on each
side, to be selected by yourself; the game to
be governed by rules laid down in Bradley's
Croquet Book. l have selected as umpires
the follhWing gentlemen, viz: w. +. Wilcox
w. w. Yarrel, T. NJ Riley. If you accept my
challenge, please designate the time that
will best suit your convenience. Respect
fully, JNO, f, COJJTS.
GAINESVILLE, July g. 1873.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-07-06
Wool.

Wool.
We will pay the highest maket
price for wool.
WALTER MCCOAfBs & Co.
May 4, 1878.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-07-06

The ladies of the Baptist Church
will serve ice cream next Thursday
evening from 8 to 10 p. NJ. at the
Southern Hotel. Only - cents.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-07-06
Sealed Bids Wanted.

We, the undersigned committee appointed
by the County Court to have the CULVERT
on PARADISE HILL PIKE repaired, will
receive Sealed Proposals for doing said work
up to the
18th day of July, 1878.
Such proposals to be left at the law Office
of MunfOrd & Munford, GAINESVILLE, Tennes-
see, where plans and specifications for the
work can be seen.
]. NJ. ANDERSON, Cham,
j. A FOLLOW,
Jly CIV GRIFFIN ORGAN.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-07-06

TIE recent rains have damaged
the wheat and oat crops.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-07-06
May 6th-tf
The Centaur Imminent.

The Centnur Eminent. -
The Centaur Liniments are of two
kinds. The White is for the human
family; the Yellow is for horses,
sheep and other animals. Testimo-
malls of the effects produced by
these remarkable Preparations are
wrapped around every bottle, and
may be procured of any druggists,
or by mail from the Office Of The
Centaur Company, 40 Dey street
New York City.
March 80. 1S78-1V.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-07-06
Resumption.

We take pleasure in announcing
to our friends that we have resumed
business in the Hillman Block,
north side of Franklin street, We
are now receiving a complete stock
of Drugs, just bought in New York.
Our entire stock is fresh, was bought
for cash at very low figures, and we
can offer inducements both in quail
ity and price of goods. We saved
from the fire portion of our Books
and Stationery stock in good condi-
ton, which we will sell at bargain.
We are now prepared to fill all
orders from merchants and physi-
clans. Respectfully,
OWEN & MOORE.
Nov Htb.+f
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devise levaut les hOm,lnrs.


Or, continuous supplement ct mo.
destement nOtre Huvre Iii OH Dlel,
nous Il mis-, parmi ceux que nous al.
mons ct Nni sont nos concitoNens,
en- attendant que rheure dn depart
inevitable arrive pour nous, ainsi
Hu'efie Went d'arriver pour notre
dlgne ct fideie ami Ounce.
Celia he pent tarler.
Mails avant &c depart on cette fin
DIES chooses %terrestres, puiSpn'il Il pIu
i certains esrrits malveil'aDts on
%intolcrants dc nous prefer dies sen
timents que nous n'avonS pas, DIES
idees Qui he sont point les n0tres,
une doctrine dc materialis,ne ct de
meant que nou avons toujours chre.
tenement ct plilosop'liqucment
comDattue, quill nous soft permits
tie proclamer haut motre fol Ell
Dien, notre croyance an dcvoir ct
notre invariable tidelite au progress.
lie Louisianais nest nj mtcrtant
nj athee.
Et il parlonne i SEES d@tractcnrs.
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AMADEO BRAUD.
NOTICE.

by virtue of law a:d the procla.
nation of the Governor of tn,
State OF Louisiana, there will be :.
general election held in the parish
OF st. James. on the fifth day of
November. 1873. for State, District,
Parish and Ward officers.
The polls will be located at the
following places:
LIST ward Poll at Paul Crcst's
store.
md ward Poll at Lucien Gran.
denry's store,
"rd ward Poll at BAPTIST
Church, lower line Colomb's plan.
tation.
4th ward Poll mt School house.
Sam Cooks property.
9th ward Poll ut Marcclin Tir.
cults store.
9th ward:-Poll at Old Court.
house.
eth ward Poll at Old Vacherie
Road.
sth ward Poll at Felix Fal.
gonst's store.
Sheritf's office, parish of st.
James, this Goth day of September.
1873. ". Mics
Sheriff.
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TEXTURE nLPrnhTiyE
Ut Dir. N E e..

G" %rclnc'ir qni MA p,>"ncn,, ,ailli %.lrr,ri.
ving'-cinu ans pn'Il est rn usage. est lir,l
>hlfrlruI !: tnus les ,I;i0its dr. Aai, bu,,iih5
ct tot;> les ICpnGits. employees .@jus,ua &C.
jour.
" -n"rit t"l;c> les mala,lies cll,nniurc..
S"li iiIitiiirs. >nit tAf,,h'I. SANS difference.
d'i.e nj Dc scNr. Mule mtlnAlr pru,rn,ni
1t" ilinpurtta '!u .Ang ne itsis,- i Su1t us,,
&c; les dnltie, ,r p,t"iut,r nuiul- V~u.rllrs
>"iriit. les ,n.ilmltis. ~rrintTurlIr,. de- i:gt.,,.,
hl ln",r,iir ON 'lr toni azure traiitmtnt uui
y N!rI" Ia constitution, ~"nt Hi.ttt-mrni
1t ;uIItHlcuNrlt .,irii,S. turir> les fol, u,t,t
ION ItI>.,t ere dams SON %rInnlnl.
Les irncoirhrts. ir,t,s Ihnn,hs.. I,yiyu-
fHiiieS dams ia l"'iimlicilt dies mrustIn,..
II riil"i'>r. Ia sirriN'e Il"Nr,lan, ,.r ir,ttr
'%iniitllr thloniruc "u constitutional. .
t""'.> &C.. malnt!r, slirpAlai,srn, tal m
'ialftnn'nt :s>rl i"rgi'n,p~ pluiuii., de La
.tliiinrr Dclnnra;iyr In Dr. Mrli..
I..'lIl'l>it ,l"i>u,frlir nest pas r,ra~iun,
nee par nm" i">inh nr.:,nluil,. W. Ellamn-
''Sihr> 'hf6"iT'tS II larqict",s .ii,ns, les
''lt"'r> t;tiierlrilA, ul!t ctr la,!, ...rllrl!.
.utriS.
Les cures il"i, "l,'r"r~ p:illtnt l>a,z pom
que l.. 1rii,tnl" l,"pnaatlsr On l,r. M.nl.
an h"N',th y, t"atr ifr!; ;lr il ruin, Dc -
N"!i t'Ii y y } l;ss 81 ,isstna pt's,nt ul,,
''N '''' hti'''tih' 'iNtl'.'t' IN iNiiS-
tinl!"nlt,l G.. i'i',in'tr par M Ntvr am
c''!ilii' 'i'F illtiit"ilIH, pll :tIi f',i>tr ia ,u.>s
s.ii"r m'hiratlite tie cri., ry,,una,,u,.
'litu'i" h"ntrii.r tsl arcriil,a.u,c ia.
h''lhhi"ltN ',tiitrat>, velnnt d.. ,"n> !c.
points d" Ia LutlSln!It. ait,>tant les belle;
cures "ncftrs par GO m",llraultni.
% IN r"n:c II 81. Jicuu,s-Kivr lrui,..
cltr< }. Billion It J. Y. A,mant-hiy, CAV,
che, i.'lg"n" Iairinr ~ L.. Grnrlnl,y.
\ IL N"uN"llrIprlcnns, l.. Luva.s,ur.
III" DpcatnI. No. ..
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pernieres Nouvclles.

Lies rtpuhlicains %gagneront %
siegeS an senat.-Les RnsSes prem
nent leHrs quarters dhiver pres de
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES minieterie.le
Ell Grece.
LIE general Grant IL envoyd une
lettre i lAsSociation de l'armGe du
Tennessee. II est il Paris, st porte
bien. mango tie meme ct bolt d'au-
tamt.-L'cpidemie agomise.
A la Nouvellc. Orleans, dc mer-
credi i jendi, il a Ell Is dtces ct
locaS nonveanx.-LeS citoycns de
Ia Nunvel,e.O rleans sont en- face de
cinq ll>tes elccsornIes. On attend
ealle dies ChinoiS.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE

Tothe voters Of the Parish of st.
James:
Please take notice that the Office,
of Registration viii he opened at
Ia" following places ANA during the
time specified. viz:
Court House FROM September 2nd
TO September 1th. inc.nSivrIy.
l~t Waul--pnul Cyr~t's store,
September Oh ana 10th. inclusiyrly.
"a W'rl--!. G,nndrurA'> store.
llth aud Eth. inclu>ivcly.
3rn Ward--Bnp,ist Church. 1871
and llt|i. inclN~lvrlv.
ith Wvd~~S.imnl House. Sam.
Cook, 10Th alr! 11th. inclu>iy.ly.
9th Warl-M. Tirruit'> store,
1oth and 10Th. inclu~lyelv.
9Th Wnrl-DM Cont I[onSp.
.'rtl and .iti. in"luSivriy.
''i Na"I-,j. y, Arlaaut's stuIr.
10Th and 2jtll. iurluSiNch.
-! ard Nar.rr,", +. TAI
@"nsi> store. September .aHA and
ortn'n. iSt. inrlu>,vp'y.
After this date, Oa'o!rr lSt, the
oiilrr OF Registration will be r..
opened ut the Court House and
finally be clo>rl November LIST. in.
clu>iyc,y.
st. James. August 18Th 1873.
j. DoENlER.
Supervisor of Registration.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-02

CHANT aux convaIesern,S, lis sont
tres ~luinbrtuN, 1T nous nous rtjouis-
sonSun'il en- soft ainSi.
M. II. L. Purlt, aprrS plus .ie
vlngt jonrs dc maIalic, est dchout.
hor> de tout danger ct pref pour le
forum. M. &. Dnmalt monte Il che.
val CONNIE avant. Nomb,r d'autrcs
won't, vlenncnt at remrrcitnt Dicu.
Nous SonuneS cgaic,nrnt l,eureux
dc ponvoir annolcer que nos an,is
dc st. n-Baptistr, Y. BELOW ct
l.. de Poortrr. sont lorS lie danger
ct qu'ils serout c]onstrvtis il leurs
families.
Mails ST. jean Raptistc, en- pendant
Jos. BnicarA. son sheriff, a perlu
M valiant ilS.
Poar nous, Il St. jacques. nous
avollS Oh arcpmIagnrr 4 Sa hrrnle.
re drmeure, lnnhi dermier. ,l,i bon
ct valiant .jrnne hommc dc notre
romm',naute. I'm brave ct ,li.ne fills
dune brave ct dignr tamillp. .
Ed"url Jacoh n'avHlt que II ans.
Et nous IT, commissions touS pour
Sa bolte, son a!Tahilitc 1T sa distinc
ton.
P%a"ique.- E!ir a existt en- plus
dun lieu, ct malheulpuscmcnt.
Mails nous n'Avons pas en-, Dieu
merri, 4 htp|orer chez nous les iris.
ties consequences de crtte deplora.
Die ma!ahic.
Car Ia panlIue est unr maladic.
AuSSi. grace i unt ccrtalir bra
You're. grlcrrgalrmrnt AnX mtuccinS
habllrSetauN SoinsAttrntifs. petite
Vile de GENTLY on ST. jacques. com.
prise entire IL Convent ct Ir College.
ma en- quinn arccS Il c%ollstatpr.
Et dependant, de Ia poStr an Col
l"ge, dams lie rulcourS dun mile
settlement, nous avonS comptt 81
malaucS.
La meme Justice loit ttrc rcnduc
u Ia plroisSr entierr.
lis est aaSsi de notre lcvoir dc
drclnrcr que In SocittG de- Sccours
mntnr'>. dams la mcS,rc dc SEES for.
ctS 1t dc SEES resources. II convcna.
element lempll 81 tachn, ct qu'rllc
Shonolr d'avnir ru VI. Arscnc Gour
1aln pour president.
AlSrle Gonrdaiu n'rSt pas I'M let.
tire. mails .AIsenr GuuulaiI, est IN
!,ommc de cul,.
TT celia vaut tout.
Hnn'HiSoR.-On route. on lou,c.
ct lHon fat bitn.
II MY a pas de temps i peulr..
Car Ia glacr pourrait bi,n nous
>%nlplrnirr. 1t ,une tcllc surprise.
nanraN rirE de prtci>rlmrnt A.rra.
Me.
Celia rrnn >nfli>nmmrnt. parnitil.
Lr Sncrc s. ,;alt ~Iacilpmrrt. est De
honnr uualitc 1t beau.
QUAINT u Ia rnite. pIltn dire?
'rl!r que nous HvuuS goiltrr. ct
que nous dcNons Il Ia ylacirllSrtr
dr qnelque> rNre!lrnlS amis. est luu;
Slmr!rmrnt lc,Iriru~r.
Mans comment rrImtlrirr rrS *.
c%r'Itnt> ani> du LoHiyianoiS!
Plus dun bns>in uu,,S est vrln
lnro@nit". 1T !" pn!trur await onl,lir
le ON dc lrNI+di,rm.
'0nofds,-lr truil est pror.c.
Car les ranarls ,paSscmt sur nos
tctes.
ri les c~lll>SeurS ont commence la
mitraillade.
QUAINT I; notrr ami j. Billion. il
SrScrlmr rontrc les chrvreuiIs ct en-
'hht dc temps en- temps.
Mrrci i hi.
Nous aurons du gibier cot hiver.
J0mnaL-Le y0urnal de NJ. Val,
conT Aine. traduit 1T tditt par NJ.
\. Ferry, vient.d paraitrc.
Mrrci il NJ \. Ferry pour l'exem-
plalre envoyt.
lie JomNal EST dim grand inttr6t
pour les p%lantcurS ct les hahitants
S%ncriers.
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Tile following appeal speaks for
ltse!i.
Having received it trom'tl,c Va
to' y ii. linrprr We commend il
~ the various ro'.4rrgatioHs and
pastors ui "i.i .al1>h.
OFFICE ''!lOWARD ASSOCIATION"
OF THE toLoGED PEOPLE. :
Parish of L%aiourcllc, La. !
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Ia

Pins .je vais, plus il songe
Et plus j'approtonhis
Ceftc We on mensonge,
Cr rIrn, plus je me dis
E>t-il bon que Ton plcurc
SEES amiS an depart,
Et crlni unl demeure
AT il la bonnie part?
81 Tame est immortplle
Aux mondes radirux,
Cette vie aurait-eIle
Qne!Que prix a nos yeuk?
Car cettc vie humane.
Dun jnnr on dun moment.
a Tombre pour domaine.
lie deuil pour chatiment ;
Et vivre est chose amere
lit trlste, Ell vtrite,
PnlSque tout est chimere,
MenSOnge ct vanite.
Mails la mort secourabie,
Qne le sage btnit.
Procure an miserable
lie silence intiuiJ
j. G..
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ssra. - .so @saJ5.HI.L2
attorney and CoaNcciior at Lar.

OrFIcE:-At his residence. near the
Courthouse, Parish Of st. James, Con-
vent =. O.
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ThibodauX, La. Oct. 9th. 1873.
To the ,Colored People Of the Unit,
ed States:
BRETHREN Welcome to Won i'm
the time Of our direst distress.
We are no. only drcimateh by
the epidemic, but nearly all of us,
who are very po"r, have been pros.
tratcd. and unable to gain our live.
lilIond.
We are in need of all the necss.
Sarh'S of life.
Were We not in the utmost want,
We would rot appeal to you for
outside help tn" "Howarls- com
posed of white citizens. having M
to now, loyalty done their best to
relieve MS, hnt hclng now almost cx.
Observation-Disclosures are urgent.
~ solicited through Hon. s. T.
Grlsaunore, Mayor Of Tlibodaux.
j. III. HARPER,
Pastor a. NJ. +. Church, President
Contributions will be received at
lie Lonisianais' Office.
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PARo1ssE ST. JAcouEs..22 Oct, 1879.

PARoIssE ST. JACouEs,.'22 Oct. 1873.
Nv. Feditemr:-Vcnillez auneucer nm. TAI;
ree,r la premiere edition du journal de NJ.
Salco"r Anne, ct que je parconrerai iuces-
semment les paroisscs riveraines dams le
but de Potfrir aux planteurs Les nombren-
ses observations .thcrmometriques:. dc NJ.
Anne r0nrraicnf servir Il formuler.uuc rA-
gle de prediction atmosphfriquc, qui 6qui.
vandrait 4 In prcsciencc en- agriculture,
par laquelle tant de dommages peuvent
etre centuries. Cclle adoptfc par le Mare
chal Bngeand pour la prediction III, chan.
cement de temps fat fgalement partie de
ronvrage en- question. Les antres observa-
tions metereologiques de NJ. Anne que cellcs
qni ont rapport Il la gelee, sont aus
81 dn plus grand int6rat.
Les frais de publication du mannscrit
's'ttant e'evts Il plus du double tic la som,ne
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-02

'"e>t ave- IL l'I,> VII p~lals1r on, jr YOU.
vols i'lftN,it Il. fanrl,Htfou D., ,atlr ri,,-
tur" h"Wnatite. .Jo NJ sa:4ra,> irrp In
rr''tlhllI:n"r a t0iN .ruN dui .uHt,,r1t ii,
maiilhl'~ Anrirunrs. .I'ru III t,Idu beau
coup fait> IL temps rt TAI ft6 trmuin III,
cures ;l'Ssi li"llhrrlerS que nlrlrrnan.rs
Mas hcuN hnr;nut suni rrs,f,s .r,,tps
dams ma mfinoirr.
Nine Santiago TroNillo. igt" ,rrnyirn,y
40 ans. InI d'pni> plnsienr, anntrs n'avnlt
pm gh1fier son lit trc'our d'agrl. s'cs, trou-
wee enforcement gu"ri,. alt> l'rm,lnl d.,
cnriTn"s boutcillrs de trinturc dtpuratjy,.
Eil" est a"v'nnr fort" e, puissan,-, ct n's
Plus '~r,s"lti ancnnr cstpCr dc iouleur,
Me. l.tgreze ,igtt de % ans, aui dcu,is
l"'si'TrS annf"s naNait pm Sc lisrrr 4 an
c''ne tsnccr travail, Ell rroic il me m,rrai-
Il" 4tl Ia t"na!t cloutc lu,,s sa rhn,ubr.
S">i YIN" !"lirr"r ponr '"nionrS de- cp,t.y
aoui"nrcns" malaIir. apes l'u>au, Il, uurl-
Ihes h"ntrllle> de rett" lounc tcintulr.
~ c" mtdlcamcnt, hicn rounu ct rraplo-
Se "aiS nos l,aIages. await hrsoin d'etre
lcc"inihand", Je ponrrais donncr IL nom de-
ho''hic de pe'snnncs pui ont tt6 queries
par Ia tenure d"rnrative.
'enillez men .Xptdicr unc caiSse, Pin
slcnrs malade> men ont de,nault ct rott.n.
dent.
AMADEO BRAuD.
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pcuplc dc ST. jacques
ct dies InNirOnS.

j. Tris>icr. iuiorlnr SEES nomhrpuy
ct cNc"llrnts clients quill est de re-
tour dc son voyage: quill a tait dies
achatS cohsllcrab!eS. tant en- Fran
cr qua New. York. lie marchamllses
d'antomne ct d'hivrr; quill Went do
@lecrrolr par IA vote de st. Lnllis.
par |" steamers Iearget ct Gohl
Dust. I'M trcS grand assortment de
plodnitS dr TbArst, ct quill vendra
auX drrnipreS limilps Iu bon mar.
cilr.
SEES drEN magnsins Snnt plrins.
Et II gnrantit que Ia tirNrc jaime
nest pas dams scS mairhandisrS.
II dot auS>l rrcrvoir sous pp,,.
par 'r mvirc l9rrl.ia parti dc Dor,
dcanN Z . Septemhrr, dies Wins en-
b%arilnnt> ct en- caisSp>. dies Lii,
q'rur>. Nrrmouih. AbSinthr suisse.
fnllc ho'lve, eau de vie dr tuyuac.
Nc. IL tout Nenant dune DIES
%rlll"nrr> ut DIES mclnirrrs malsons
de Bordeaux.
n. B.-lladanS % ma@asin de la
rive .nurEe pnrlpurs "tot1r> /, robes
t. DIES habltIrmrnt> dllommrS lGgr
fr'n'it rhiomnagc> pa les ml>et'
qn1l vrnlra IN priX uuon voudra
hien mi donnr1.
Et tga'Anrnt lies ~chaus,uyes pour
hommr>. DANES. tillrttrS ct en-
flnt>. l~t@e,rmrut avalierS, un'il
vcndra Il nimportr purl priN, pour
les troll|rr IL plus vitr possible.
Qn'"n = g lrslisr.
L~occa~Ion. est unique.
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-02

conirctnr@c. le priX du volrmc est tiNt Il
$3.50, cNeepte poHg les so,lscripteurs avcc
lc>qncis jai pris dies arrangements irreyo-
cables
POSE cspirer que lie Journal anra l%'accuciI
quill moilte, mats i%estiile que son utilize
scla encore ma nictilcnlc recon pr,tsc.
Nulre ubci>Sant serNitcur.
ALB. FERRY.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-02
kKlt @agriftoue
.,lElTY1 Prepritte ct Maison

-%I
Venlre, il 80 miles de Ia Nouvelle,
Orleans, paroisse st. Jacques, rive
gauche.
La maiSones nenve. 4 ttage, avec
cuisine, citrrnc, %Tigeonnier, etc.
TN grand magasim v est ate.
nant.
Lemplacement est excellent pour
lie commerce.
La maison conviendrait partial j.
ment Il I'M d%octeur, il un RENTER on
a une tamille.
\ un prix tres modcr6.
Conditions tres libtralcs.
S'adresser a NJ. }. Gebelin, sur
les lleux, on a j. GebeIin, Convent
L. o., st. James Parish.
at. ). IS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-11-29
An Uncomfortable BedfellOw.
New York Times.


The proverb that misfortune makes
strange comrades" has seldom been
more aptly illustrated than by the adj
venture of an English soldier in India,
who, having been caught in anything
but sober condition by his Colonel, d
rigid dsciplinarian, was sent to pass q
night in "chokey"-the lookup. As
the culprit, sleepless from heat and
mosquitoes, was meditating dolefully
upon the further punishment that was
certain to await him next morning, he
suddenly heard q rustling close beside
him, and felt the cold, shiny touch Of 81
snake upon hisbare foot. Beinga man
of iron nerve, he contrived to restrain
the cry that rose to his lips, and to lie
motoness as u log, while his horrible
bed.fellow, whom he instantly felt to be
Of great size, crawled to and fro over
his body and face, as if to make out
who or what he might be. Having at
length satisfied itself that nothing was
to be feared from him, ii glided of, and
ensconced itself under the roll Of mat
ting which served him as u bed. With
the first CLEAN Of daylight the prisoner
was astr, ard, having armed himself
with heavy stone, raised the mating
Just sufficiently to let his unbidden
guest thrust out his head, which he
then crushed to pieces with the stone.
AT that moment the door opened, and
in came the Junior Lieutenant, who,
having kindness for the delinquent,
had come to "give him good talking
to-" But the moment the officers eye
fell upon the dead snake he rushed out
again like one possessed, returning a
few minutes later with the Colonel and
several other officers. The old marti-
net, having heard the story, said, with
Il grim chuckle: "This is u lucky job
for you, my man, for meant to have
given you good logging; but ] can't
Hog man who has done such u feat as
that. Don't let me catch you drunk
again, and hereare five rupees for YOU"
($2.50).