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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-29

warrant. the night being fine and the rink
in excellent order. The ladies and gentlemen
who the ice enjoyed themselves thor
oughy. Some good skating was done. The rink was
illuminated and music enyened the sport. The gem
tlemen who directing the sport have announced
their intention to have more skating matches
during the incoming week. provided the ice remains
in good condition Skating continued up TIL
late hour last niuht.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-29
SPARRING EXHIBITION.

On New Years night pstsoy sheppard, Of Boston,
well known Light weight boxer. wiu be rendered >
benefit at Lyric Hall. Sixth avenue. near forty-second
street. The programme is varied and interesting.
the event of the evening being the meeting OF Shep
pard and Billy Edw ards. who will facs each othsr Tor
the first time in nine years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-29
ATHLETIC CLUB RINK.

The ice was in splendid order ast night At the Man.
haitian Athletic club skating Rink Fifty sixth street
and Eighth avenue There was not. however, as n,i'
rnsrous an attendance the occasion would seem ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-29

Several sweepstakes were then shot of, the first
being one at 10 balls; 81 entrance; same rules
above.
Mr. Dobson won first money, breaking . out of
10 balls. Messrs. Hawkins and Oates each broke
balls and divided second money.
In the second sweepstaEes-l0 balls-Messrs.
Morgan and McCabe broke all. On shooting on ties
Mr. Morgan won first money and Mr. McCabe second
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-29
THE MIDDLESEX SHOOTING CLUB.

WOODBRIDGE. n. j., Dec. 20, 1878.
The last meeting of the Mddlesex Shooting Club
brought together nearly all OF the shooting members
who contested glass balls for the clubs badge, be-
sides contesting several sweepstakes. decided mod
Grafton in the weather made it pleasant for the
testants.
The FIRST match was for the clubs badge, with ten
competitors, ut fifteen glass balls Bogardus rules
governing. Mr.. Ellwood won the trophy, breaking
~ hall he flowing Ia the -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-20
A BACHELORS EXPERIENCE
WITH A BABY.

Yesterday afternoon Jasper Thum-
bledirk, who is As years old and I'M
married, dashed into our sanctum
| and envolved a remark, the intensity
of which. fairly made our blood cur
die. And whe,i he completed the
remark, which was neither very long
nor remarkably complicated, he pick
ed up dictionary, hurled it at the
proof-reader with great asperity, and
before that good natured and grea ,ly
abused angel of the editorial staff
could recover from his emotion and
load his umbrella Thumblelirk was
gone. He dashed out of the door,
missed the stairway and stepped
down the elevator well, falling dis
tance of three stories, but he was too
mad and excited to get hurt, and We
heard him rushing away down the al
ley, yelling and swearing till he was
out of sight and hearing. AS he is
usually very severe man, of habitual
reserve, very particular and guarded
in bis language, We were amazed not
only at his actions, but his words,
for which his excited manner afford
ed not the slightest explanation.
| .
During the day, however, we became
possessed of certain facts which may
give the reader some clew 70 the
causes Of this worthy and respectable
citizens violent and disrespectfui
manner and language. - 'a.
1t appears that about 2 o clock in
the afternoon, Thumbledirll dropped
in at the Union Depot to ask some
questions relative to the arrival and
departure of trains, and while passing
through the ladies' waiting-room, he
was accosted by a lady acquaintance
who was going East on the I. p. &
w. at half-past 2. She wished to go
up town to make some little purchases
but didn't want to take her baby out
in the rain. Would Thumbledirk
please hold it until she came back
She wouldn't be gone more than five
minutes, and Little Ernest was just
as good as an angel, and, beside, he
was sound asleep.
Thumbledirk, with strange futter
of his feelings, lied, ard said he would
be only too delighted. Then he took
the baby, and the ticket agent, who
has two, knew by the manner in which
the man took the baby, and looked
anxiously from one end of it to the
Iother to see which end the mead was
on, that he had never handled q human
baby before in all mis- life, ,aEd prompt
LIZ closed bis windows to shat out tb,
! trouble that he knew was Oh the eve
of an eruption. q
J Thumbiedirk is very tall dignifiet
man. He was rather annoyed fhrougl
the door, to observe that all the wo
men in the waiting-room were inteptl,
regarding him with various expires
sions, curiosity predomiiiating. Ii
sat down and bent his arms at tn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-20
AN UNDERSTANDING ARRIV-
..g ED AT. -t.fsFaas

About 10 o'clock this morning 8
tramp went into q saloon, and devo-
ted ten minutes in q very Jealous man
ner. to the lunch table. BY the time
he had masticsted about . pound of
corn beef, the barkeeper stepped up
and said: j ...a rss..s. ...ss.
ssThis table is-for drinkers.
"Then why don'tyou bring on your
drinks? I've been here ten minutes,
and hav'nt seen a drop Of anything.
If it's a drink table, where's the
fluid?''
~ mean it's for the patrons Of the
bar" .t.,trs sf - Z -yt..tI -
"Then why amt they here2 1
s'pose you mean that q man must
spend money at the bar before he
eats?" 4ras i ft.aH.ea
EXACTLY" i ..a5-
ssThat takes me in. / took one
drink here last summer and did not
eat mouthfal, and if / amt emit
tied to a lunch on that drink, then
this system must be failure all
around"
"But the place has changed hands
since then said the barkeeper, pick
ing up bung-starter.
"Ah, indeed! That fact, as your
GESTURE would imply, raises new and
embarrassing complication in our dip
lomatic relations. I viii, therefore,
recede, as it were, from my original
position, and await the assembling of
the Peace Congress-"
He had been gradually backing to-
wards the door as he spoke, and he
lodged out just in time to evade the
projectile hurled at him by the indig-
nant saloonatic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-20
WRITTEN FOR THE LEDGER

WRITTEN FOR THE LEDGER.
TELL HIM WHEN HE CONES
BY MARY JOSEPHINE. ARMsTEAp.
Where the Judsons haG. suffered ani
died
/ To instruct the dark Heather he
-" sailed,
His letters were filled with his mis-
*s' sion abroad, "a
While his heart their condition be
walled. #
1 Full of manliness, goodness and
truth,
He left ME no love-sick adieu,
But urged me with loves earnest
claims
Like our Savior, good works to
pursue.
Oh! mother, the brown leaves are
afloat,
just out meath my window they
fh y whisper SO sadly of earth and
its hopes
And the angels that constantly
call.
rhe bare forest trees will never
again
Bring verdurc and springtime to
For beneath the damp clay you will
lay me to sleep,
While my spirit with seraphs
will be-.
II th sail that Is lost on the treach
UrOus tide
should come home from some fan
a friendly isle;
On tel him, sweet mother, how
=. Pc fonaly ! prayed, ..-.
And how faith would my sorrows
beguile.
You will tell him, dear Eothcr, th'
missio went,
To relieve the afflicted and poor
tnd Of the wild tempest that dark
ened my way.
Ere vou found me thus lost on th'
% rirUof.----->- --- -
ft was not ''hopes defcrred". nor
murmuring life
That led me to drOop like tioWe
| For schOOled my poor heart in il
wild wailing grief
To arouse from despair and il
power.
Remember, oh, mother, if e'er h
should come.
But no, he is calling me now
You say it is noon but the window
are dim
And the damp dew of life on m
brow.
Too soon will the wild rose bloor
| o'er my grave
And the 'sca-wced his windin
sheet be;
But the loves Of the angels are glori
ously fair
When compared with carth's joy
| that soon flee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-20

The rusftfve nanu was qulckIy
plunged beneath his breastplate, and
the chevalier's wife did not see the
small metallic object which it convey
ed to his mouth.
Il must ride again." De Avenel
said, suddenly, as he started toward
Constance.
There was a strange light in his
eyes now.
Goods blessing go with you," said
the chevalier's wife. "Should you
ultimately escape, send message to
the castle, that We may rejoice"
"That / will. But kiss before
away, my Lady Constance.
mo, count"
And the beautiful lady, whose face
was quite pale, put out her hands inn
ploringly. -'" ,s.,r nr
s''In all my love / have never kissed
you, he cried.
"Do not make me false to my lord,
the ehexalier. Here, take this signet.
1t will prove a parting token, and
when far away, you will think ofme." !"
But the impetuous fugitive from
battle was not to be deferred from
his fixed purpose by the woman's
pleading
He sprang forward and seized her
in his strong arms. ,@.
"A kiss, and nothing less," he
cried. yield, my Constance, and
let me go in peace.
She was as child in his arms, and
with deep blush she closed her eyes
and ceased to struggle. j.i
For single moment the nobleman
feasted his eyes upon the matchless
beauty of the, face that almost touched
his lips, then he drew it upward and
implanted kiss upon the blushing
cheek.
A shiver passed over the wife's
frame as his lips bestowed the kiss,
and she opened her eyes with a start
of sudden pain. .a..s
e'Farewell!''' he cried, with ,fiend-
ish joy, as he released her, and she
staggered back like one under the in
fuence of wine. ''My Lady Con-
stance, goodnight; you are poisoned.
I kill whom'er kiss |" f7i-ia2 i.
She did not hear the last words, ut.
tered in triumphant tones that would
have done credit to the King of To.
phet. esla 10
One wild cry pealed from her lips,
and ut the foot of the stairs, guarded
bby golden lions, she sank pale and
rigid.
| Philip che Red cast one look upoI
the motionless form, and bounded
fpesh the corridor. !
He had not departed one memeni
ltoo soon, for A.figure darted down
tthe steps And stood beside the strick-
en contitess. ss's s. IS
/ II was the youthful cheyalfer, Bnr-
dount. ~ Il,
i glance seemed to satisfy him
Ishst his beautiful wits -. deells nd
the souDis of hoofs solta hin tha (1f
lsser was flylae fk6snt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-20

R. NJ. WHITE, EDITOR.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-20

supscRrrr1os PRICE So PER ASSUM
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-20

Soliloquy by three-year-old Fred
die: 81 don't want to be cherub,
anyway. Cherubs are little boys with.
out any bodies or legs to them--noth-
ing but little wings right back Of theil
ears. They can't have mustard plas-
ters put on them, but then they dom
have much fun, and guess the an
gels nse them for playing marbles.
The other angels are called syrups.
They wear night-gowns and gold rings
about their heads, and no end q
wings. They haven | any hing much
to 40 exceptfo tote around tAe harpa
and play tag and loaf about on ths
clouds. But / wouldn't want to q :
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-20

PUBLISHED EVERY THURsDAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-20

Lady Constance's cheek was found
in his bosom. ~
His last kiss had sealed his own
doom.
The Chevalier recovered from his
wounds to fling his young life away
on the battlefield.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-12
Une boutade de Butler.

C'etait dams IN dfner-on dine
beanconp dams lie Massachusetts,
|et lie general Butler est tres re.
cherch6 pour sa bonne humeur
dams ces reunions c'etait, di.
sons-nous, dams un diner donne
par lie Banks Club de Boston.
Dams lie eours dun long discours
on sa verve ma pas tari plus que
son verre, Butler a la les lignes
suiyantes extraites du Journal !:
LIE secretaire Evarts dit, dams
n1e conversation avec M gentle
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-12

Des depGches de. Rome noui
ont annonce, coup sur coup, GET
tie semaine, III malsaie ct la NOR
.du roi dsItaIie. Victor Emma
nuel est mort lie 9 courant au pa
lais du Quirinal, d Rome. apres
une tres courte ualaaie, entourt
de sa famille. II etait aye lie 81
ans settlement ct await succede d
son pere, Charles A Albert, apres
la bataille de Norare, en- 1S49.
lie prince Hnmbert, son fiis ;l1ne,
lui succede d son tour ct a pris
-deja les renes du commencement,
CONNIE on pent le voir par la
proclamation suivante quill a
adressee a la nation:
Italiens,-Le plus grand des NAL
heurs nous a frappes soudaiuement
ct Victor Emmanuel lie fondateuf
.du royaume d ltalie ct de son uni-.
te nous etc enleve; j'ai leeu son
.dernier soupir qlli a etc pour la ma
tion, ses derniers veax qHi ont etc
pour lie bonlleur de son peuple; sa
voix qui retentit tot1onts dams mon
cHur me dit de susmonter ma duu-
leur ct me dicte mon devoir en- ce
moment.
IL MY qu'une consolation posi-
BILE, c,est de nous molHrer dignes
de lui; moi, EN- spivant sess traces;
ct yous en- restant devon6s a cesI
yertus civiques a l'aide desquelles
il a accompli la tache ditfieile de
faire une Italie grande ct unie.
Je me rappellerai son grand ex-
enlple de d6vouement au pays son
amour du progress, sd fl aux insti
tutions liber;iles, qui sont f0fgueil
de ma maison.
Ma seule ambition sera de me
ter lamour de mon peuple.
Italiens-Votre premier roi est
mort, son snceessear yoas prouvera
one les institutions ne menrent pas.
Unissons-nous dans cette heure
de grand deuil Fortiiions cette
concorde qui a ioujours etc le tl,ent
de pItalie.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-12

:. man a propos de politique: ~
Pense quill y aura harmonic dan
t lie parti republican,. Mons appaI
5 lemons tous deux au meme parti
!, Iquoiqne Ben Butler pretende gu,
je suis un democratic
Puis, reprenant son discours, i
a ajonte:
Je donte que NJ. Evarts ait dit
celia, parce que c'est un hommt
bien elere, nn gentleman de bon
hes manieres eft de bons Senti
lments. ct quill ne sc serait pas
Iexpr'me de cette faeon en- pariant
de moi. Ben est un petit nom
d'affection; ma mere m'appelait
comme celia qnand je me condui
sails bien, mails ellie disait Benja-
min tout du long quand je metals
pas sage. Or, bien que je sois
Ienchante d'etre traite amicale-
ment par NJ. lie secretaire d'Etat,
la verite est quill MY pas gran
de affection entire nous 1; par con-
sequent il ma pas lie droit de
m'appeler par mon petit nom, ct
Je dnute quill fait jamais fait.
Mais il dit que je l'ai appele de-
Einocrate. Pas dn tout. J'ai dit
que la majorite dn cabinet n'etait
pas reeonnue pour conpos6e de
A lui de voir ceI
que lni dit sa conscience maisI
IL ne tant pas quill Sen prenne al
moi. a moins quill ne Sc considAre
conlne la maiorite du cabinet.
Nous nous bornons a la cita-
ton de cette boutade qui, CONNIE
on le pense, a provoqu6 une hila-
rite prolongee. QUAINT au reste
du discours, c'est une enfilladel
lie personalities dams lie meme
gont, accompagnee dune repeti-
ton passablement fastidieuse dcs
arguments surabondamment de
seloppes deja par NJ. Butler a
oropos du retrait des tronpes du
Sud, quill condamne, ct de la re-
nonetisation de Pargent a raison
lie 80 cents le dollar, quill de-
nande a cor ct a cris.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-12
No. 81.

arrive lie visage en- sang. les v6te.
: ments dechires ct raconte sa la
inevitable odyssee. LIE premier
concierge anqnel il fait lies cor.
hes a tr0uT6 la plaisanterie dun
fgolt deplorable +; lie second re-
! pondu an geste incivil par qnel-
gues paroles violentes. LIE troisie-
me, marie de la veille, a pris la
Ichose tout de travers; nne batail-
le en- regle s'est engage. Toute
la maison est descendue au brnit.
FRANCOIS porte les traces de ce
lpngilat, mais il a la satisfaction
d'avoir enfonce deux e6tes a sou
adversaire, ct cause nne attaaue
de nerfs a Ia marqnise de T.,
nne tante d heritage sur laquelle
lie comte comptait enormement...
Les differences manieres de
mourir, d'apres le journal des
Abrutis
L'immortel de rAeademie. =.
meurt.
LIE savant, qni passait pour
une lumiere. -. s'eteint.
LIE trompette-. perd. -. Ie
sonff1e.
Lamonreux repd SON.. der
nier soupir- pres de sa belle.
LIE soldat. t.--- passe--. l'arme
a gauelie.
:, L'oculiste. tourne- -. de
Le petit creve. =. creve.
L'homme froid, au caractere
glacial - degele.
Iexplorateur. ... accomplit
SON.. tiernier voyage.
lie poete sc Iivre. aux yers.
lie proprietaire touche. d
son terme.
LIE doreur. dort. pour
toujours.
L'homme qui souffert- re-
pose---- en- paix.
L'aeronaute s'envole. e.. vers
'eternite.
Lacteur volt tomber le rideau
-----de sa eomedie.
LIE jockey a parcouru sa.
,arriere.
Ihomme qui assiste aux re.
presentations eneatrales pour
ien---- claque.
L'accuse passe- - au tribunal
upr6Ine.
e.comptable va liqnider son
:. compte
LIE titi qni ne connaissait du
heatre que le poulaiIler, Iprend
on billet ponr le-.. paratiis.
LIE marcband de tlraps est an
OUT du ronleau.
Iivrogne, a force de boire du
in, tombe dams Ia. biere..
LIE grand ressort de l'horloger
d6traque.
LIE fnmenr casse- - sa pipe.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-12

La paroisse Lafourehe vienr
de perdre un de ses citoyens les
plus dignes ct les plus j'lstelnent
populaires. NJ. Louis Sylvan AL
lain est mort same.li dernier age
de 54 ans.-Penaant tres long
temps il await occupe des fonc.
lions publiques dams sa paroisse
a la satisfaction de tout lie mon
de. Il laisse une famille ct un
tres grand nombre d'amis qui de-
plorent sa perte.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-12
Nonveiles a la Main.

1 Mesaventure du jour de Pan
d'apres lie Charipari
/ A Poccasion dies 6trennes. III
mari gallant a vonlu offrir a 81
femme une iolie cravate de den.
ltelle.
Ain que fobjet soft an goat dc
madame, il la charge de l'acheter
inais dams lie but de lui menager
une surprise, il feint tie destinel
cette dentelle a Pune de leurs
Ialnies.
Les points d'Alencon. les points
Id'Angleterre les plus fms d6filent
devant madame, qui fait la moue.
Isl Charles (c'est lie nom du
marD croft que je vais METRE ce
prix la pour un cadeau a Amelie
(c'est lie nom de l'amie) /!
On Sc ,rabat sur les cravates en-
application:
-Cest encore bien cher! con.
tinua madame deyant Ia plupart
DIES crstvates qu'on lui presente.
Enfin, ellie en- avise me bien
simple, bien modesto, bien ordi-
mare
VOLTA mon Saffaire, Sc dit ellie,
pour un cadeau, ciest assez bon.
Et ellie la rapporte a son mari.
AS tn choisi qnelque chose de
joli ? demaDde celui-ei.
-Oul, oui, tait. madame qui
craint les acces depensiers de
monsieur, tres jolie.
1t ellie repete tout bas:
Pour Ame lie, c'est assez bon.
-Alors, pour toi, tu ne choisi-
lais pas mienx :
Pas mieux.
-Eh bien, garde cette cravate,
s'ecrie le mari enchante de sa pe-
tite eomeslie. C'est a tot, ma che.
re annie, que je la destinais.
T6te dc madame.
X
Une bonne anecdote du jour de
Fan:
LIE comte de X. rameneE
In Poitoa I'M domestique rou-
yeilnd, fdele ct absolnipeilt igHo T
ant dies lls;lges palisiens.
-Vous yoyez ces carries, Fran.
,ois; vons les porterez aux atlres
KS indiqnees, ct en- les tleposant
'bez les eoncierges vous ieur ferez
les cOrnes.
Deux hsares apres, FrancoisI 1
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-12

IT'S quI neXlSIdlPnG f0elleInP
que dams les COLONIES mensong
res de leurs prospectus.
Qu'il y ait eu l'assez nombre
ses victimes, ehacun le salt,
fon Sc souvient dies scan,lales q
ont retenti dams les journan
Sizes miseres avaient lien dar
POuest, dams lie Kansas ct "a
j kansas.
Mais sill v a eu DIES menee
l malhonn6tes, deloyales, il Y a e
i anssi des. efforts serieux, honnt
ties, vraimrnt patriotiques. Bic
; des appels, bien DIES annonces
bien des leclames ont reussi. L
Texas Ell esf nn exemple. III a vl
Iaugmenter considerablelnent S;
population blanche, ct c'est pou
celia, pour le dire en- passant
Iqd'il doit d'avoir echappe bier
avant mons a Poppression DIN ra
dicali> me. Qu'ii lie f,sse pas au
Ijourd'hui des affaires bien bril-
lantes, rien d'etonnant a celia
Aucun pays au monde men fait
actnellement. II n'en est pas
moins vrai quill WI doubler ct
|trlpler SEES sessonIces ct ses RI
|chesSes lnaterielles. II a avanc6,
tandis que nous restions Ell place.
Oh, a llne epoque on tout progress
Sc rapidemeRt, il nest pas permis
de rester en place sans 6tre dis
tance, ct c'est le cas- de dire .squi
n'avance pas recule." C'est Ia une
consequence fatale de papathie ct
de la rousine en- face dc resprit
de progress.
Eth bien. ce que notre voisin
lie Texas fait, pourquoi ne Ia
vons-nons pas fait nous m6mes p
poarquoi ne lie tenterions nous
pas a,Jourd'hui avec autant Ell
plus de sncces 2 Ne sommes
nous pas cent fois plus que Iui
sur la grande vote de l'immigra
ion, soft par lie Nord, soft parI
g goife 2 Ne sommes nous pas al
:heyal sur un DIES plus grands
1enves dn monde, arrosant a
lroite ct a ganche DIES contrees
lont la fertilite nest surpassee
lulle part ?
Pourquoi done hesitons nous I?
soyons francs parce que nous
1
lie nous rendons pas compte des
du success; paree que,
i nous nous en- rendons compte,
lous ne voulons pas nous Y sou
nettre. nous ne voulons pas les
'ffrlr serieusement ct complete
nent aux immigrants.
Comme c'est la lme question de
aiut pour la Louisiane, nous la
franchement, serieuse-
lent, ha,dinent, ct nous nous
heareux 81, par cette !
tude qui ne date pas d'aujour. Ie
hui, qni est le fruit de longs
raTaux ct dune vieille experien-
e, nous poavons gagner a cette t
rande ct noble cause quelques- =
Us de ces hommes qui, par leur c
tuation, lenr influence, leur i'm T,
ortance soci;lle ct politique, sont {
meme de mener a bien ce grand
uvre de Immigration. q
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-12
LIE Journal de Roabair raeonte

LIE journal dc LC0abGSsC IacOnte
Panecdote suivante:
"Un individu await remarou6.
Idans une maison de la route de
Launoy, un superbe lapin que
les proprietaires eIevaient grasse-
ment pour festiner dams la cir
constance. Done, 6inel veille de
pembonpoint du petit qnadrupe.
de, ct possede dune idee analov
que a celle des propri6taires. Pin
|dlvidn Sc glissa nne mutt au Cite
|du pauvre lapin ct fenieva sans
coup ferir, de sorte qu'auionr-
d'hni l'infortnne animal a inevi-
tablement subj le sort des vain
Gus, pour lie bon pIaisir de !,aDpe-
TIT du ravlsseur cruel.
: Mais lie hasaul. ce dieu des
lapins, meditait une vengeance
6clatante.
. Les proprietaires, en- venant
lie lendelnain, CONNIE Phabitude.
vislter Panimal, espoir dun bon
repas, decouvrirent, an moment
on lis Sc desolaient haHtement dc
sa dispaition, un porte nlonnaie
negligemment In6le d In liiiare ,ls
Petre absent. G'efait Ia vengeance
susdite 49,. lie voleslr, en- SEN
tuyant dams sa pr6cil,itation fiar-
five, await pertiu son porte mon
n;lie. II confenait 10 fr.. quatre
fois au in0ins III valenr de l'her,
Oivore. Avec eette senme on va
pouvolr en- eugraisser deux, .et 10
ravlssenr doil faire belle figure,
shuttle de dire que Dotre hon.
ne nest pas pres de yellir rscla-
her son bien, egare dams une oc-
:asion on il f.,isait 81 pen d. cas
lie ceiui d'antruj.n
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-12
- Nc L. Fisher. 6ditenr d

70 M L. Fisher, editenr du
lIndicatear, est Ie seai agent de
Pi0naieT de l'Assomplion d Ia
Nonselle Orleans. Ii est charge
de solicitor DIES Announcements ct
des aDnonces ct den percevoir le
prix. Son aslresse est an No. 9S
rue de Chartres.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-12

Les abonnes du Plomnier, qui ne
recevraient pas requirement leurs hume
ros, nous rendront un grand service ennous
signalaut sans delai toute irregularite.