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HEaTAURANT DEB ouArnr

MIR: JOHN BOSIO, PnOPRfETA1RE
AVA du REsTAURANr DEs QuArRE-S 81 4fsONsl
pr6yient ses alnis de ia viii. CT de n e.s,i,,
payne, ainsi que le pnbic en- generals, a.
. traasf6re son rcstaura,f du No. lGS de
Ia rue Do Chagtres an No. HI dc L. mAme
rue, pres dc St-LOu.s. II protts de cette oe.
oaaaon pour remeroier le public ct solIicite
en- nense tempe la cOntiAna ton de SON lier
veiilsnt patronage II informe en- outre sss
amis quI des salons particuliers M pro
nier, ct des cham bres menhlees lOuer n
sema,ne on au mois. Les persennee de- q
csnfort desirable I.e restaurant sera anvsrs
'1s4"a ninst. f6v T5.(
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DRAINAGE. lie president de
10 coinpagnie des f" Dredge Boats :"
a Chicago, Sc trouvait cette semai
ne das,s notre vile, de retour
dexpiorer les terres marecageu.
ses c6df par l'Etat.
II As5it au president du Scamp
Land Board, NJ. q. Lagarde, une
offre des plus lib6rale ct des plus
acceptable, sur laquelIe le Board
doit deliberer aujOurd'hui meme,
La compagnie s'engage Ell ou-
tire 4 terminer, ell 80 jours, le Ca.
nal propose.
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La Cour Supreme Went de
rendre une decision unanime en-
meme temps que defiinitiye dams
lsaffaire du chemin de fer du Paci
fique contre le Gouyerneur Nj
chOllS ct autres.
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Pendant une messe de maria
&c, une petite femme fort jolie di
salt q son mari, avec humeur
Tu auras beau dire non, je
veux 6tre habill6e en- cocotte, ma
Toutes ces danes le sont, il ny a
que moi qui al lair dune femme
honnete, ct je ne veux pas 6tre
ridieule
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s.SnrmatfOns Locales.

necEs.-Nous apprenOns Ia
uort de Nine. Merville Rome,
nIe Marie Louise Martin, dece.
dSe 4 Raceland 10 mardi 8 juliet
.soaraut 4 Fage de 50 ans.
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AVIS.
Grand Cotea,s, 10 JUN 1873.

Mopeieur j. vergnole, N. D. .4
IL est de mon devoir de venir vous remer
eier pour IL Ruerison quo jai obtenue en-
faisant usage de votre Bitter Eucalypt US
depuis plus Dc six mois j'avais vainement
cherch6 i me gu6rir des iiAvres intermit.
tentes, mais aucan remAde n'ayait pu men
de6arrasser. Ayant entendu parler du
Bitter Eucalyptus CONNIE Giant I'M excel
lent remede pour les fievres je mo suis de-
cids : en- fa;re pe:sai ct e certiiie gu
ment d6barase6 des 6Avfee que favais de-
puis plus desix mois, -
Receives, Mopsieuf, nes siHcAres reuler.
ciments,
EMILE SCHEXNAII.DRE,
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VIs1rE.-NOus avons ell le plai
air de II yisite de FHon. j. ii.
Acklen, notre infatigable repre-
.entaut au Congress, Mr.. Acklen
!. "A rond chez lui, aux Attakapas,
!. on il sejournera pendant qnelques
semalnes ;apres quoi il reviendra
dams nOtre willie.
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PRESTIDIGITATION.-- Nous a.
vons eu Ia bonne chance ces i0urs
derniers d'assister aux exercices
-du celebre prestidigitateur Carl
Bosco, ct avons etc emerveilIes de
la dext6rit6 ct de l'atlresse avec
lesquelles il6x&cute ses tours vrai
ment surprenants.
DE l'avis unanime des person.
nes qui ont os6 affronter la cha
lear intense dune sale de specta
le, au nois de Juliet, IL profess
Seur ROscO est maitre dams son
art. et est appel6 a faire sensati.
on en- Louisiana, on il va seiour.
ner plusienrs mOis.
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Avis.

yrRNAND v. LAFAYE. agent at
NJ "..nhx 4 la SENTINELLE, est autorlse
,n,.od.s M de- subscriptions ct do"ner '.s,s de'
'fosos P'"' +. SAMOAN, Gerant.
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-Une brave mere de famille
surprerd ga iille avec IN jeune
hommo qu'elle ne connaissait
pas.
LIE monsieur SO sauve In mere
sermOnne.
A quot penses>vous, Mademoi-
selle I 5a. s.'.,
Oh maman, reprend Ia demoi-
selle, nous ne faisi0ns pas de
NAL, il ne m'avait pas encore EN-
brass6e.
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CONTRAyENTION.-Mart1i der
uiiee ie Sh6rT 4 lance nn affidavit
vontre uA .empIoye lie Laurel
Valley psnsrtatlon qni apres
de trop g6nereuses accolades d
Bacchas faisait oaracOler son che
val SUI les hanquettes.
Ces gambades mont pas etc
sans Aeute du goht du juge
Bglires qui q condamn6 lie d6'in-
quaint & $500 d'amende ct aux
KraiS.
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THIBODAUX, LIVE, SAMEDI 13 JULIET 1878.

Claire Grimaud, jeune pay
same du Var, don't lsattitude re-
serv6e ct Ia figure en- pleurs lors-
qu'elle est devant L. cour, ne don
nent aucune id6e de ca vigou.
reuse ct cruelle determination &
regard de son amant, vivait seule
a M6aunes, dams une chambre
qui lui appartient; laborieuse ct
rang6e, ellie fit, il y . un an, con-
naissance dun jeune h0mme, nom
me Henri Lafour, avec lequel
ellie noua des relations intimes.
La file Grimaud devint enceinte,
et, naturellement, Latour CON-
menca q Sc tenir q l'6cart.
LIE 20 d6cembre dernier, cepen-
dant, il revint passer Ia mutt
dams la chambrette, ct tout ALA
bien jusqu'au matin; mais, vers
cinq heures, profitant dun mo,
ment favorable pour 6x6cuter sou
projet, Claire G1imaud saisit un
couteau qu'elle await cache ius>
que>la, ct, brusquement, fit l'ope-
ration quselle m6ditait.
Ellie a soutenu, pendant Pin
struction, que son amant await
refuse brutalement dc r6parer, en
P6pousant, Ia faute qu'ils avaient
cOmmise ensemble, ct que la
crainte d'6tre bient6t aband0nn6e
pavait poussee 8 cette extreme
resolution. ~-f ,aoe t.5.
Un fills lui est ne pendant sou
sejOur Ell prison.
Ellie Went de comparative de-
want Ia cour d'assises du Var, qui
la acquitt6e apres de courts de-
bats.
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AVIS.

MIR. EDOUAKD CAzADES. LIE FAC.
Wlteur de pianos 81 bien connu dams nos
paroisses, Went d'arriver TbibOdaux, O0
Il s6i0urnera deux semaines environ.
II nrecevra les orlres Cchex Mr.. BOurquln
hOrlOger.
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]. vERGNQLE.,

,00....-.....1ku0 ADeCQtUR..........0 g
\ On se donaMde comment on
pr6vieDt une foule de maladies telles que
les fievres lntermittentes, la dyspepsie, les
maladies de poitrine: Phthisie, Rhumes,
Bronchite, Angine, Granulations, Laryng-
ite, AphOnie, Asthme, Pleur6sie. Lympha-
tisme, Malsdies du FOie, de 10 Vessie ct
des Votes Urinsires. des N6vralgies, pour
le pansement des plates.
Lon previent ct rOn fgueriti toutes oes
maladies en- faisant usage dc IL,
REUCALYPTU9 DITTERS.
Depuis pintroduction en- Europe de PEa.
calyptus par P. Ramcl, ct depuis que Fat
tention du monde sciutifque o 6f6 appe-
lee sur les avantages multfples que lton
pOuvait tirer de cette remsrQuable plsute
pour la guerison dc diverses mafadies,
un grand n0mbre do praticiens distingu6s
ont c0nstat6 ct d6mOntr6 l'ef6cacite de
FEucalyptus.
Les pr0duits de PEucalyptus, sont en-.
ployes avec grand saccAs depnis plusienrs
snn6es dams les h0pitaux de Paris.
Le Bitter E9colyptus, compose
dc Ia plante dc CO nom, est un pr6ventii
sur cOntre une foule de maladies.
Depot general: BURKE l. THOMPSON
No. 66 RUE TCHOUPITOULASN N. o.
iu-&1y-
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COLLECTION DES TAxEs.-Sur
80 parOisses qui ont fait leurs re-
tours trimestriels a PAuditeur
des comptes publics, nous voyons
avec plaisir que c:cst la paroisse
Lafourche qui a verse lie plus fort
montant, la Nouvelle-O Orleans ex-
ceptee. II cut etc bien plus cousi-
derable 81 la recolte de pommes
De terre nseut fait fiascO.
Nous devons nous f6liciter aus
81 de voir notre argent aller direc
tement ct integralement de nos
poches au tr6sor de l'Etat, saus
sulyre les routes tortueuses ct
ct fantastiques quill prenait sous
le precedent gOuvernement.
LIE COllecteur de Taxes a fait
les retOurs suivants
Verse a l'Etat pour avril, mai
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NO so.
NEWsORLEANS.
E. J. SOUBY,
acknowledgements, A
No. ll3 rue du Canal ct COG rue Magazine.
,NOUvELLE ORLEANS.
Cartes de ,visite Ter. aualit6 g. Ia douzaine
!Mperia2es do $5 . 80 IL dousaine.
ju-S-7Sl ". r5t''st -
G. JAUBERT & Gle.
-IMPORTATEURS DE

-AMA '>1Os4 ALI - 1I0 uE-
Marcha~dsses seches, etrangsres ct
A~Sricoimes.
Cotons, lndieanes, Rabaas, Bon.
Neterie, Moxchoirs. etc .etc.
~ hue de Chartres, pres Canal.
NOUVELLE.ORI.EANS.
Cette maison deja bian eounue par son
anciennetea3O ans d'existeucc) ct lu b,.o
prix de ses articles, offre aux marcbunia
des Compagnes, Fassortiment le plus com.
plet ct le plus varie de marehandises seche.
Cette maison reGoit chaque semaine dc
n"uveaux envois du Noril ct .de.l,Europo
ct met nm soin tout particnlier remplir lee
ordres 4ui lni sont adresses' tll.sept rs la
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ExCURsION.-Nous apprenons
.ayec plalsir que lie beau steamer
.sM. Mary' Cap. JOS. Dalferes, va
faire upe n0uvelle excursion au
Collie. Partant de la Nouvelle Or
i4aus le II Juliet. II passera d
'Thibodaux le Is, sejournera a Ia
.mer le 10, reviendra d Thibodaux
le 20 pour ttre de retour le Il
.dalH Ia Capitale.
LIE prix de l4excursion, cablne
ct n0urriture comprises, est de
$500.
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NOUHELLEN ANNONCEN.
j. vERen0lE,

No.. .hGu0 DeC0WtWr.. 06
-IMPORTATEUH DE-
WINS, COGNAC, LIQUEURS, FRUITS
"A LEAU-DE-VIE, WEYMOUTH, HUI
LIE, SARDlNES, ABSINTHE ~.
Seul agent pour le Sud ct pOuest de w.
II. ZUBA & CO., Cognac; de 10 celebre
marque des wins de A. SELLER 4 CO..
Bordeaux, CHAUVET Fills. I'm assorti-
ment general de hqueurs du pays.
Bitter des Arabes
Superieur tout auire.
Les proprietes Tongues, stimulates ct
digestives de &c bitter, agissent sur le sys.
teme nerveux ct en- font une besoin ex-
tramement agreeable ct bieutaisant. Com
me ap6ritif le BITTER DIES ARABES
fait le plus grand hien aux estomaes fai.
bles ct dehcats ct combat ef3cacement Ia
dyspepsia. 3t 'H
ia' y. VERGNOLk.
justly. Pr0pri6taire, N. Orleans.
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.A TNCENDlE.-DanS Ii mutt du 10
.du courant I'm Incendie a totalc
snent d6truit le magasin de Mr..
sSimon Klotx, a Lafoufche Cross.
lay, malsre les plus prompts sc
cours le hatiment ct les mar
n.haudises sant deyeuus Ia proie
AlrS haiDneS.
fi.ssr Il environ 33. 900. les
Jsertes Qui x0nt Ell partiu cOu-
wrrtes par des primes dassuran
ices.
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,Cr4,1ERuIAL.-Nr. Tambouri
sei:avantageusement cOnnu dams
lies paroisses envirOnnanteS, Went
dsarriver dams notie vile, il in
torme ses amiS ct c0unaiSSances
one reprdspntant de plusienrs
9raudes N aisonS = Ia Nouvelle Or
leans. entr2autres VergnOle,
Walsh etc, II aura l'honneur de
lies visiter ct de leur faire ses Of
fires de- services.
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The State of Louisiana and Parish Of La
fourche W. No. ; Mr.. Arthur Suthon.
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MOrEanIOMm News.


Mr.. Horace J. and Miss Mamie Shaver
of Greenville, were visiting relatives and
friends in town this week. May they come
again soon.
The Butler county Teachers Institute
will convene at Morgsntown, on the 4th
Monday of this mouth. 1t is hoped that
there viii be hearty co operation OF the
teachers and friends OF education to make
it a success in every sense OF the word.
We are glad that the election is over,
let us drop political prejudice and party
lines for season. Be it remembered So
cialy our people are great friends.
There has been mora sickness in Nor
cantown this summer than in the last
twenty years. Seven of Brother Jessie
Boards family have just recovered from
severe attack OF fever Also Miss Jessie
and Emma Skillern have recovered from
spell Of fever c. Y. Morehcad is lying
very low with hemorrhage. Little Johns
ME Devccse has typhoid fever.
The fleas aud rats have not quite pos
session OF Morgantown as yet The old
bachelors look quite lazy this warm
weather loaling on the streets. BY the
way they are clever. NJ.
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Died.

Maggie, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Jerry Dexter, near Centertown, died
last Wednesday night Of typhoid lever.
She was the idol of her parents, and Of
all who knew her.
Westeriield-Near Beda, Ohio county,
August l4th, Mrs Catherine Westerfeld,
wife ofDavid Westerfield. The deceased
was an estimable lady, and leaves an
aged husband and several children.
Clay Wallace, son OF John F. Wal
lace, of No Creek, died Saturday, Au-
gust 10, 1878. of consumption. He was
just about grown, and was possessed Of
considerable intellect aud knowledge for
one Of his age.
Thomas Ross, son of VIM II. Ross,
died Saturday. August 10, 1873. lie re,
ceiycd an accidental shot in the face some
time ago, an account Of which appeared
in the HERALD, but had about recovered
from the effects of the wound when he
was taken with fever and lived but
short time. 1t is thought by his phys
ician that the shot was the probable
cause of his sickness. He was Just
about Of age, aud well liked by those
who knew him.
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The following note was picked up on
the street Yesterday, can be had by call
ing at this office:
DEAR JOSH: Please come home. We
need you very much, as several sad acct
dents have befallen us John sprained
his ankle badly, aud Sarah's frosted feet
are troubling her. My corns are increas-
ing in number and severity, and the
knots on our mules back are growing
larger. Uncle Dick is laid up with the
rheumatism, so do come home, and bring
bottle Of Cousseus' Lightning Eminent,
which is successfully used by all Of our
neighbors, for each OF the above afTlic~
tons You can buy it at any drug store
Tor 50 cents a bottle. MARY.
For sale by J. w. Ford v4no3
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DCeIaIesIIY SnRkeN.

Joe. Thomas lives on the Litchfeld
road in Ohio county, eight miles above
Hartford. Some few nights ago his dog
began to bark furiously, aud he got up
and found the dog haying a rattle snake,
which he killed. 1t was five feet
nine inches long, and had thirteen rat
ties and a button. A day or so afterwards
he killed another on his premises three
feet aud six inches long with nine
rattles and a button. And few days
later still he killed another one three feet
long. A few days later still he killed the
fourth one, Is inches long, The small
one was killed in the chimney corner of
his dwelling house
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The citizens in the vicinity Of No s
school house, will give a free picnic on
Saturday, August 81, 1878. Hon B. L.
D. Gufy, Hon. s. E. Hill, Prof W. D.
Hayward, and Rev. G. J. Bean, have
been invited to attend and deliver adj
dresses. G. W. Balm, of Louisville, has
also been invited, and viii probably be
present. The:Rockport Str n Band will
be in attendance and dispense sweet music
for the occasion.
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THE HERALD.

by-Translent advertisements must be
psid for in advance
Charges for yearly advertisements will
De collected quarterly.
All Advertisements inserted without
specified time win be charged for until
ordered out
Notices under head Of preferred Lo~
Gals" Tea Cents per line.
Announcements OF Marriages or Deaths
not exceeding five lines, and notices Of
Preaching Published gratis,
ply~ Obituary Notices, Resolutions OF
Respect and other similar notices, rive
Cents per line.
job work Of every description done with
neatness ana dispatch, at city prices. Wehave
fuliiine OF lob types, and solicit the patronage
Of tho business community.
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Arrival and Departure OF the
Mails

The Western Mail leaves at . a NJ
and arrives At 1 7 m.
The Eastern Mail leayesat II m,
ana arrives al 7. IA.
Sulphur Springs, Fordsville, HAYNES
vile, Iona and Tellyille, leaves Hart,
ford every Wednesday at I:SO A, N. and
arrives Thursday at . P. NJ Leaves
Hartford every Thursday a! P. N, aud
arrives Saturday a, P. N.
The Owenshoro mail, VIA. Beda, Blu
ford, Pleasant Ridge aud Masonvllle
leaves on Tuesday and Friday at : a m =,
and arrives Monday and Thursday at D
p. M.
The Centertown mail arrives at ~ a.
m, aud departs at l a, N. Wednesday
&. J. LAWTON, Postmaster.
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An Enjoyable Occasion.

The social circles Of Hartford, for
month or more past, have been unusu>
ally gay and festive, caused by the many
pleasant young lady visitors 10 our town.
Quite a number Of entertainments have
been given, all Of which were highly APP
preciated and enjoyed by those parties
pating. The last Of these delightful and
enjoyable occasions was that given last
Wednesday night by Capt Sam. K Cox
and wife to their cousins. Misses Minnie
and Birdie Pulliam, Of Warsaw. Ky.
Invitations we're extended to the young
ladies and gentlemen Of Hartford, Beaver
Dam and other neighboring towns, a
large number Of whom responded
The night was a pleasant one, which
added joy and emotion to those partici-
pating in the merry dance. The table,
which was handsomely decorated, lastly
arranged, aud richly laden with edibles,
viands, fruits, etc, was placed in the
yard, which afforded ample space for all
the guests The festivities were pro-
longed ill the "wee sma' hours" when
"balmy sleep, natures sweet restorer,
suggested the hour OF return where they
could dream Of pleasures past
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We have a muskmelon sent US by W.
A. Gordon, of Cool Springs which is &c
inches in Circumference % inches long
and weighs % pounds. He has two
others at home still larger. One, 80
inches in circumference. % inches in
length, and weighs %! pounds; the
other is 81 inches in circumference, %
inches in lenght and weighs 20 pounds.
These melons are hard to beat in this, or
any other county, and shows the superb
GRITTY of the soil Of Ohio county.
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The Parsonage OF the W. T.. Church
South. at HRrtfO rd, for Sale.

1t was ordered by the fourth Quarterly
Conference, held at No Creek church,
August 10, 1878, that the trustees Of the
Parsonage sell the same and apply the
money in purchasing a more suitable
location. L. s Duke, and G. j. Bean,
we're added to that committee, composed
Of the following persons: David A.
Miller, Sen, John Barnes, A. B. Ben
nett. John w. TAYLOR, and B p Berry
man. Let all the lrusters meet in Hart
ford first Monday in Septemer, and take
some steps IN the discharge of this duty.
7. S DUKE, Two Of
G.. J. BEAN, Com.
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-21

Rev. W. W. Cook aud family returned
home week before last from Seebre City.
Bro. Cook has been in very feeble health
for some time, but kept up his work, fill
ing his appointments until about two
months ago, when he found it necessary
TO give up the labors Of his circuit for
the time. He procured the services Of
Rev. r D. Bennett to ill his appoint
ments, ard IN company with his family
left with the hope Of the recovery Of bis
health. He returned with a slight im~
provement, but for the last few days he
has not been able TO be up. Bro. Cook
is a jealous worker in the cause Of
Christ, an able minister and a pleasant
and agreeable gentleman, aud it is sim
cerely hoped by his friends that he will
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