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The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21
The Latest Proclamation.
HoWIS The TIME AND HERE IS THE
PLACE.
GOODS At YOUR OWN FIGURES
''rhc House That Stiii Lcads.'- Lcasin:;
by aGrcafcr Distance Thnn
Ever EPi0re.

l.. ROSENBERG 81 RRO., are
Just now receiving large and well Sc
lected stock of sfring and summer
goods. Great stocks of clothing,
oceans of dress goods, car loads of no
tons, heaps of domestic goods, calicoes
by the case, ladies hats in endless va
ricty, ladies and misses hosiery, Ia
dies Misses children's shoes. Gents
shoes, boots and hats, without number,
and all other goods in the dry goods
line. All of these goods have been
bought at the very lowest cash prices,
and have been marked at the smallest
possible margin of profit, and will be
sold for cash, or country produce at
cash prices. zone price only" is our
motto. No trouble to show goods.
We invite an inspection of our stock,
feeling assured that we can duplicate
any retail prices in this part of the
world. 1t costs you nothing to come
and see us. Respectfully,
l.. ROSENBERG IL BRO.
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Democratic Convention.

The Democrats of Ohio county are
called TO net in convention at the
courthouse in Hartford, on Monday,
June "a, 1879, TO nominate 4 caAai-
date for Representative of Ohio coun.
ty, in the next Legislature. The
Democrats of the county ere requested
to meet at their respective voting
places on Saturday May 3ist, 1879,
between ! and , o'clock, T.. NJ, and
elect delegates TO represent them IN
the County Convention, on the fol-
lowing Monday. The Committed
earnestly request all Democrats of the
county 10 attend their voting district
meeting, and endeayor TO select their
best men as delegates, SO that the In.
bors Of the County Convention will be
successful.
j. L. FoGLE, l.. ID. WALKER,
Secretary. Chm. EX. Com.
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BEAVER DAM Ky y

BEAVER DAM, KY, May 10.
Editor Herald:
| am like the lover who caused his
"gerl" to become angry by telling her
he wanted to kiss always ready to
mend matters by still wishing the
same. Once or twice | have mention
ed in letters to the HERALD that |
would be pleased, and, my impression
was, that the community in general
would be, to have Prot. Hayward
teach school at this place next Fall
Two or three persons have made a few
remarks about my so writing, and de
sire to know why | am interested, and
why prefer Prof, Hayward to Mr.. p.
L. Hooker, they prefering MIR. Hooker
and considering him the best instruct
or in this part of the country.
l prefer Prof Hayward because 1
consider him the best qualified teacher
in this part Of the State, and do not
know that he has a superior in the
State. My opinion is formed from
what | have heard learned men say,
and from what | myself believe /;
although one of the distinguished (?)
gentleman who has freely spoken of
this may be far my superior. He may
be my superior in some things, and |
know he is in one respect, which he is
well aware Of
Another reason l prefer Prof. Hay
ward is, were he to take charge of the
school, he would have twenty or
twenty-five students from distance.
These parties would have to board, be
clothed, etc., and would be of benefit
to every business man i'll the place, and
to farmers. because it would afford a
more ready market for all of their pro-
duce. This place will never be built
up until we haze 4 good school and
other things. We could have Il large
school here as well as South Carrollton,
Hopkinsville, Russellyille, Franklin,
or any other town, if the people gener-
ally would take some interest. 1t is
to the interest of every class of men
to build up first class school.
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Rally, Democrats! |!
Very Respectfully,
ZEB. W SuULTZ.

Mr.. 2. w. Shuliz having with
drawn from the Legislative race,
leaves the track clear to Hon. Il. T..
Hocker, who has served one term in
the Legislature, with credit TO himself
and benefit 10 his constituency, and
who will bring TO his second term an
experience which will make him, with
Ais other qualifications, a useful mem
Der, and one of whom the good people
Of Ohio eousty may justly feel proud.
Turn out then, Democrats to the
primaries on Saturday the 31st, and
30 your county convention on mex,
County Court day, and give Mr..
Hooker a send of, which will sweer
Ake the bosom of destruction owe,
the veriant Meado(r)w, and let d,
have that mileage question settled by
the people, after a thorough airing on
the stump.
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HARTFORD KY, May 10, 1879.

Hon. John S. Williams, United States
Senator from kcIdUcky.
DEAR SR:-The undersigned, your
friends and admirers, of Hartford and
vicinity, send you greeting for your
excellent speech on the Army Bill, re-
Gently delivered in the United States
Senate.
Your dignifed, incisive, and logical
presentation of facts. has fully realized
the fondest hopes of your friends,
and elected encomiums from those
who were doubtful as TO your prudence
and ability 10 meet the great Nation
al questions so soon thrust upon you
after your entrance upon the Sena-
torial arena.
Wishing the star of your glory may
ascend still higher, and burn even
more brightly, we subscribe ourselves
your friends and constituents.
w. B. Hayward. G.. 5. Fitzhugh.
John p. Barrett. Thomas III. Hines.
Jas. w. Ford. John E.Pendleton.
]. L. Collins. i. ID. Walker.
And about one hundred others.
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Keep IL Before the People.

That the Congress of tie United
States have no power TO regulate elec.
tions held for the election of Repre-.
sentatives of Congress, or President
or Vice President of the United
States. by virtue of the Constitution
"f the United States, including the
f3th, i4th and 18th Amendments.
Il has been SO decided by the Su.
preme Court of the United States.
since thpse amendments were incor.
rsratsa inte the Constitution. This
decision was made by Judges Of the
e'urt, appointed. by the Reppbiean
party. The control of the eleetions
belong exclusively TO the States. so
say the said Judges. Then away with
all interference in these elections bv
Federal soldiers or Uaited States Mar
sialz. &.
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West Providence Pickings.
WEST Providence. May l

WEST PROVIDENCE, May 10.
Editor Herald.
We are are having plenty of rain in
this part of the county. Heavy rain
falls since the night of the 18th inst.
Wheat, oats and grass look well.
think we will have a tolerably good
apple crop. Some say we will have a
good mast. Sheep. hogs and cattle
are in a better condition, since spring
set in. Work stock in very good
condition Notwithstanding the scarcity
of corn. Tobacco plants are nearly
all destroyed. by the bug. \ good
portion of the tobacco lands will be
put in corn.
Some of our farmers are sleeping
by their little corn piles. Their corn
has been leaving them during the
Silly hours of night. Boys, you
should not treat your corn so badly, as
to give it cause to leave YOU.
On Saturday, May 10Th, at West
Providence church, DIR. j. S. Cole
man read an essay on the evils q
Annual Calls" This subject was as
signed him by the Davies County
Minister'S AMI Deacon's Meeting, and
the essay was read before said meet.
ing which met in Owensboro, not long
ago. 1t was such Il true exhibit Of
West Providence church, that he was
actually accused of having prepared
it for the special occasion. On Sun.
day, he delivered an able discourse tc
large and attentive audience, Oh
':Church Unity" l hope his visit tc
West Providence will prove profitable.
We will soon have Touring mil
at Rockport. We are glad that thai
enterprisiHg young man, Rob't Tor
rance, has undertaken what Rockport
and vicinity have so long needed.
Old Uncle Philip Robertson is now
over II years old, and has been liv
ing in sight of his present home neal
Pond Run church, for 70 years. Can
that be beaten in the county or in the
State?
Farmers have nearly finished plant
ing corn the first time. But as fast as i
comes through the surface, it is taker
OFF by the abominable cut-worm. A
good portion Of the corn lands will be
furrowed out and planted again. The
worst of it is, the worms are here yet,
waiting for the second planting.
CANEY.
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So far as Mr.. Hooker, | have moth
ing but the kindest feelings towards
him. Have never spoken of him un-
kindly, have only said | did not
believe he possessed the qualifications
that Prof. Hayward does, nor do |
suppose he claims to. lie doubtless
would like to teach the school, have
never heard him utter one word on the
subject ; but he will, no doubt, coin.
eide with me, that Haywood would
build up n better school, and in a
shorter time than himself.
Outside of Hayward | have no
preference, just as soon Mr.. Hooker
would have it "a any other.
have not written this to have any
controversy at all, aud will not do 50,
but only to give my reason and that
of many others why Prof. Hayarwd is
the preference, if proper arrangements
can be made with him. This is all /
have to say on the subjct, but still |
want Hayward.
guess | will have to make another
explanation. a few weeks since, in
one of my articles--it was brilliant as
mine always are YOU know said if
the people would go to work and not
play 50 much there would be less COM
plant of hard times and we could have
more money. | forget the exact word
ing but that was the meaning intended
to convey. a gentleman, and hope
friend of mine, accosted me on the
street the other day and remarked
that he came near answering me, as he
construed the reading to apply partic-
uiarly and exactly to the farmers.
| told him | did not so inted it, and
now say to others who are of his opin-
ion, that | meant every person, not
only farmers but all, of every profes-
sion, myself included. Ia my commu-
nications | never intend to speak un-
kind Of any one and when persons SO
construe my words, they are mistaken.
Every person does not read alike
and some fail to watch punctuation
points thereby giving the same words
different construction. Nothing more
on the two above subjects until | get
futher reports. Curse me all you
want to gentlemen for it makes me
of note and | love it-but for Gods
sake don't kick me.
The heavy rainfall last Wednesday
was of great benefit ana vegetation
now looks prosperous. | ~ hear Of
rust on wheat, though some think the
injury will be slight. In some neigh
borhOods the IIessian fly is causing
much danger to the wheat. a great
deal of wheat has turned yellow and
has ceased to grow. If fany one knows
of any preventative TO keep the fly
from wheat, they should make it
known.
DIR. J. S. Coleman entertained 4
crowded house full OF people here yes
terday with another of his able dis
courses from Matthew, tenth chapter,
%, 30 and 81 verses. He will preach
for us again the 9th Sunday in Juno
at | | o'clock A. NJ.
7. Stevens is in Evansville buying y
large stock Of groceries.
Warren Maddox has another mem
Der to his family-poOr fellow.
HENEI.
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The Mcdowell Medical Association.

This association will convene in
Owenshoro on Wednesday next, May
2Sth. and continue two days. The NJ.
D's Of Owensboro are preparing to
give their professional brethren who
attend, a pleasant reception. \ ban
quet will he given at the City Hall ON
Wednesday evening.
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hut we want rain, vegetation is at a
stand still, and practical farmers say,
unless We have rain in a few days, our
cat crop will be failure.
l see that you are making some
magnificent premium offers, and that
to without charging any entrance fee.
This is magnanimous commendablc,
and should stimulate every person to
improve his two staples, corn and
tobacco, and subscribe for the Herald.
MnDoC.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21

J. b. YoUNG. Deputy Sheriff of
Mclean county, took a lunatic named
Elijah Williams TO the Anchorage
Asylum yesterday, but he was refused
admitiance and the officer returned
here last night, lodging him in Jail,
whence he will take him to-day TO the
asylum at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Journal
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21

MRs. ALICE HAWTHORNE MUDD, q
Lady well-known here. having won some
literary celebrity, has announced her
self as a candidate before the mex
Legislature for State Librarian. Mrs
h"AA iS" ~'.l"w wi'l,~2 children. and
has many warm friends who viii ex
ert themselves in her behalf. - TCour
icr-Journal.
Mrs. Mudd is lady of fine literary
entertainments and would grace the
position.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21

THE Mclean county Democrats
hold a primary election on Saturday,
June I4th, 10 nominate a candidate
for the Legislature. There are sew
eral aspirants, and lively time is ex'
pected.
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Mr.. Shuliz Nithdraws.

In consequence Of business interests
-prizing and shipping tobacco for
the farmers-which prevents my
making a canvass, and having to neg
lect the one or the other, and not wish
ing 10 neglect the interest of the
farmers, which | have undertaken,
and which they are depending upon
me to attend TO, and not being ac-
quainted in a large portion Of the
county and hence not willing to make
the race without canvass, | have
concluded it best TO withdraw. | am
very thankful TO the many friends,
who gave me encouragement and prof
fercd me their support.
Very Respectfully,
ZEB. w. SnULTz.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21

HoN. WALTER EVANS. Republican
candidate for Governor, will speak
here ON the 9th of June. We hope
Judge Cook and DIR. Blackburn will
enter their appearance, and let us have
a Jolly old three-cornered racket.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21
0f NdsOR County.

WHo-E-E, wasn't Hubbard and Por
ter Hudson mad last Saturday. Ex-
poct they quit the army too soon.
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ANNOUNCEyiENTS.

Hon. r. P.UoCKER, is a candidate for
the Legislature. subject to the action oi
the Democratic pariy. Election August
1S1o
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Es q He Ea2lETaON.
c. AZEMA,

Quoiqu'il Sc soft ecoul6 que'ques ann6es
dcpui5 que la Teinture Dtpurative du DR..
Meng ait etc retir6e de sa grande circula-
ton, ellie men pas moins conserve toute
sa vogue ct toute sa popularite, dams un cir
cult Reinforcement restreint.
Depuls longtenlps, de tous les points de
la Louisiana, ct principalement du Bayou
Lafourehe, des Attakapas, de IA Riviere
Rouge, de vieuX malades me demandent de
reprendre la fabrication de cette medicine,
81 justement appreciee de tout ceux qui en-
ont fait usage.
Aujourd' hui je reponds a Ieur appel. ct
les malheureuX, athges de maladles dites
incurables, auront sous la main cette biell-
veillante teinture depurative, qui yiendra
METRE un terEne leurs souffrances.
Qu'ils Sc ivrent done a fesperance de
iours meilleurs, ceux Ia qui vivent sous lie
joug de quelqu'une de ces incommodes ct
douloureuses ntirmit6s, files impures dun
sang vicie, d6letere, NAL 6Iabore.
Beauccup, qui joulssent dune brIllante
S t6, ne le doivent peut 6tre qua la Tein-
ture D6purative; c'est par Ia puissance de
ti6 leur sang, acquis uue bonne constitution
retrouve une sante aussi yigoureuse qu'inat
/ tendue ct mis- an monde des enfauts dune
sante i1orissante.
Que ceux qul, eemme euX, vivent dune
vie de douieurs, d d'angoisses, de dGsespoirs
suivent leiia' cxeinp!e; qulls essayent de la
| Teinture Depurative, ct, tcomme cux, lis de-
yieadront REQUISITES ct forts, ct pourrOnt
6tre tiers de ieur prog6niture.
Que eeux bui doutent, sinforment
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TEINTURE DEPURATIVE
ElE Esr. NaENG.

&c remede qu'i ma pas encore failli de
puis quinzc ans quill est en- usage, est b1er
sup6rleur a tous les ertf0its de Satsep0reitie
ct tous les Depiwaats, employees jusqu'a ce
Jour.
II guerit toutes les maladies chroniques,
soft lHternes, soft externes. sans difference
d age III De seXe. Mule maladie provenant
dc Eimpurete du sang ne reslste a sou
usage les dartres de quelque nature qu'el
les soient, les infirlnites, consequence de
pabus du mercure ou de tout autre traite-
nent qui a vicie la constitution, sont par
faitemeHt ct radicalement queries, toutes
les fos que l'on persevere dansson emploi.
Les Le,seo,9hees, Pertes Bit,aches. ITfgH-
Ia,.ites dams Ia p6riodicite des menstrues. la
chlorose, la steritite provenant de toute ma
ladie chronique on constitGtioHnelle, toutes
ces maladies disparaIssent par un traite-
ment assez iongtemps proionge dc la Tein-
tufa DGpurative du DIR. Meug.
Lepilepsle, lorsqu'elle nest pas occasion
nee par une lesion orgaDique, les Rhuinatis-
mes chroaiqnes ct queiquefois Aigus, les III
! ceres cancereux, ont etc radcalement que
ris.
/ Les cures deja oper6s parIent asscz pour
| que la Teinture Depurative du Dr. Men ait
, besoin de toute reciane; il suiit de sayoir
quill ny a pas eu jusqu'a present une seHle
maladie chronique inveter6e on eonstltu-
! tionnelle, produite par un vice quelconque
| des huIneurs. qai ait resiste Il la pulssance
/ medicatriee de eette preparation.
| Chaque bouteile est aecolnpagnee de HON
! breux eertiticats, venant de tous les points
/ de la Louisiana, attestant les bellies cures
! operees par m6dicament
| En- vente chez
JOS. Z. THIBODEAUX.
pAafiuaclep,
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j. vERGN0LE,

Gj-----....Esue Necatur Gx
On Sc deln;in<ie comment ON
pr6viept une foule de malauies telIes uue
les fievres lntermittentes. la dyspepsie. les
maladies de poitrine: Phthsie, khumes
Bronehlte, Angine, Granulat;ons, Laryng-
lte, AphOnie, Asthme, Pleuresie. Lymnha-
tisme, Maladies du Foie, de la Vessie ct
DIES Votes Crinalres. DIES N6vralcies. pour
lie pansement des plaies.
on previeht Ell lon guerit toutes ces
maladies en- faisant usage de
E4'EBCALIPTaS RyTvra.ReS
Depuis fintroduction On Europe de pm.
calyptus par p. Ramel, ct depuis que Fat
tehtlon du monde sciutiique a etc anne.
lee sur les avantages multlples que Ron
pouFalt tirer dc cette remarquable plante
pour la guerison de diyerses maia,lias
uh grand nombre de praticiens uistippues
ont constate ct demOntr6 retficacite de-
rEucalyptus. Wv
Les produits de Eucalyptus, sont en-
ployes avec grand success depuis ulusienrs
annees dams les hopitaux de Paris.
LIE ssltieA. Eucalyptus, compose
de La plante de. ce nom, est un preventif
sur contre une foule lie maladies.
Depot general: BURKE g. THUMPStbN
No. 66 RUE TCHOUPITOULAS \. q.
justly
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Nous lisons dams le Meschaoe,

UEC.
detection ortlonnee par la
convention pour le 2 decembre
cause partout une penible emo
ton parmi les officers publics. IL
est en- effet douleureux pour cenx
qui ont eu a latter avec 6nergle
pour ce faire elire a une fouction
publique lie s'envoir priyer ayant
le terme sans savoir s'iIs pourro t
Ia reconqu6rir. La prolongation
du terme officiel des emplois pub
lies de deux a quatre ans, l'incor
poration des fonctions de racor
der ayec celles de greflier, La col
lection des taxes iemise an sheriff
sont autant de raisons pour excl
ter Ia convoitise des ambitieux
L'importanee des places perme,
Que Pom sacrifice III peu plus q Ia
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant
II, l3 ct 15.- Royal Street, N. o.. IL, IS Ell
Entire Canal ct DOuane
LOUIS CHAPLAIN. PRoPRIETAIRE.

On trouve dams Get 6tablissement tout &C
que La saison fourmt de plus di6lcat et toute
espece de eins de cho1:> tout &C quiz faut
pour soirees ct marriages etc.
II des salons particulars au premiers,
ct des chambres el6gamment meublees
louer la semaine ct ;lu mois.
Les Planteurs ct les habitants de La cam
pagne gui voudront honorcr Get etablisse-
ment de leur patronage y trouveront des
cham bres ct neu nourriture bonne ct copi
euse & S3.o0parjour.
l1y Les portes du restaurant restent Ou
vertes. .jusqu'a minult Is n. 73
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NOUVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS
HOTEL DEs ETEsAyGEns

akOlEa4 DES ETEsAyGg,EsS
Encolgnure des rues Green ct Thibo,laux
Nr. Thomas Alterti pr6vient ses amis ct
les voyageurs quill vientde faire de nom
VeaiiS arrengenientsqu qui lui permettront de
satisialre tout ceux qui voudront lhonno.
rer de ieur coniianee
hepas toute heure de Ia joun6e ct sur
commando. "A
Table d'hote 10 heures du matin pour
ueleuner ct heures du soir pour diner.
Chambres eommodes ct bien garnies.
PRIX MODEREES
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THIBODAUX, L.M1, SAMEDI 9AOUT 1879

cabale. On signale deja a l'hori
zon des aspirants. Malheureuse
ment il ny aura pas de place pour
tOuS.
La nouyelle constitution ne dit
rien des juris de police. Ii y await
pourtant beaucoup de reforlne a
y apporter.
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norpsE,-Dans Ia course qnl a
J ion sa,nedi les, deux courslers,
q. arrives au but en- meme
,smns. @a an grand regret des pa
.enrs r ct des spectateurs. C'est d
peOmmencer.
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!. 7.enr,,aaasogas Locales.

rppRy.-On ne passe plus sur
Int ST l.on yeut nous rem
= yisite on qnitter notre vllle'
: y Ut avoir recours au ferry eta
/; on an MED de la rue Maronge.
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Candidate.

rHIBoDAux' August sth' 1879.
Eaters of the Parish Of LGto~ehe'
vurS Il respectfully announce
J. w ,sos . candidate for the office OF
esprFr of the Parish of Lafonrche'
a Convention or Preliminary
Setion' l.. A. WEBRE.
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poMpIERs.-Selon la discipline
|tplenentaire, les pompiers IhS0o
,ssr No. /, doivent Sc trouyer q
/ ! mapnuyre mensuelle qui aura
ian demain matin 4 l'llenre hahl
n.I;e. Allez y gaiement.
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WOOD! WOOD!!

yT1HE UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
l. constantly on hand near the Thibo-
daux Saw Mill. A sh dry fire wood which
he will sell at $500 per cord, Or he will on
short notice deliver one halt cord at resi-
dence for S2.75.
c. AZEMA,
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Leon GOdchaux.
Aux Nos. 81 ct 50 de la rue du Canal
HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE.
CHAPEAUX.

A YANT TRANSFEkE mes mapasins des
LIMOS Sl3, 2lo Ell 2I7 dc la fue Vieille-I r.
wee aux Nos 9 Il ed SIS de In rue eYu
Ii.mal, Jannonce respectueusement an
puoilc EN- general que j'ai, ATTN de repondra
faccroissement dc mon Commerce le ,Ins
fort stock ,habillements, de chaneapuX any
de lingerie dhommes, de ieun.s yepts st
ae Jeuhes garGons-stock tel quill nv en- a
Jahais Gu a la Aouveiie Orleans. Jinvite
mes amls ct mes clients ne yeuir l'exan,;
ner ct sassurer des prix
u: A laye4ir, CONNIE par lc passe. ie .e ne
gilsefai flen pour fare face aux beg ins de
La place. Je serai toujours rret 3 remnlir
tous les ordres tgrands GU petits) u habIlle
ment, lingerie ct chapeaux de toures es
peces eide tous genres, del.uis les yatements
comnuns d'habitations .jusqu'au Iinpe de-
toilette lie plus tin Les prix ue mes articles
seront lnvarablement aussi bas Que noss,-
bic, a"o Poos'-
Les eommandes della campagne sont roh
jet dune attention Immediate.
LEON GODCHAUX
Aux Nos 81 ct S3 de Ii. rue tlu Canal
IA Oct-'76 "> o"n ~