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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25
OBITUARY.


DrED August "a. OF diphtheris, ToM
NJ. little son OF RoBERr and SARAH
SHrrH, aged 8 years. The unexpected
death OF this dear departed one calls fol
= passing tribute to his memory from
one who has known and loved him we'll
His smiable and aifectionate disposition
caused hin to be loved by oil who knew
him. +,
Fold his hands together,
Like the wings Of tired dove;
Tendsrly smooth his tresses-
None knew him but to lore.
Swift TO his home Of azure,
To realms Of Heavenly love.
Tommy gone and is smilins on rs
With the angels in Heaven above.
Hrs TEACHER.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25
A RICH CRANK.
He Had Moro Gold than He Could
Garry.

WAsHlNeroN. Oct. 20 To-day an old
man presented himself at the Treasury
and gave his name as Iere Baldwin from
Ohio. He took from . vsl,se United
States six per cent bonds amounting to
sl7,l49, and demanded payment 10 gold
Treasurer Gil6llan endeavored to per-
suade bin TO take checks, but be refused,
and finally the amount was paid him IN
go gold pieces. He put the coin in the
valise. and as it weighed 20 pounds be
could not carry it He would not ex-
change the coin for anything, and as be
appeared partially demented the Treasu-
rer sent for the Captain OF Police to take
charge OF him and his money until bis
friends could be heard from
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25

sCA New York dispatch SAYS: "The
President rendered the Treasury port.
folio first to 6enstor Conkling, who de-
clined II and refused to withdraw bid
decliuation, Chief Justice Folger was
next consulted, but he dscidsd to remain
upon the bench, where he has thirteen
years LETT 70 serve. TUESDAY, It was ten.
defed 10 ex Governor e d Morgan
Who will accspt il u he nnds be can di.
ssst him.elf of bic importing business
Which mskes him Ineligible, be being
one Of the largest importers OF tea and
c0fzee In the country.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25

0Give Doc voRHIs, Of Flushing,
GAunEs's right hand man, two or three
dsinks Of forty-rod whisky, then put him
up to ran Convention and be can and
WIN howl down any decent man pisted
egainss him. but ~ prudent manager
he, like GAunER. has always proved .
bad failure.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25

HThe "a plan" Was knocked so
dead that It's best friend. ere disposed to
shun Il. Its authors are the worst bored
"a Of trickssers that ever made : Salt
Aiser trip.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25

y AvCol. Bos HARLAx. colored, on the
8spubIican ticket In Hamilton County
for Representative, was defeated. The
colored element is inoensed bscause OF
The ineratituds Of their white RepublIcan
brethren.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25
OBITUARY.

DIED. -On Sept. 9Th. 1881. Willard
Clyde. son OF James and Emma Brown.
aged IL years, l month and dar.-
Clyde babe his parents and sisters fare
we'll before he died anil gave evidence
that be wss prepared for death. Clvde
was regular in his attendance at Sabbath
achool He readtie following verse to
bis parents few hours before he died.
Summer has almost gone,
The leaves are turning ycllow. red and brown.
How beautiful the trees look,
And the nuts. SOC how ripe and nios they are
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25

HHAnNIBAL HAxLIH, OF Maine is
ssill able to sccspt "a appointment. he
he's been appointed Minister to Spain.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25

There 10 great CONSERVATION among
the Land Lsaguers against the proclama.
ton declaring the League to be q Grim.
inal organisation. The Pope issaid to
be much displeased with the action OF
certain Of the clergy wSo support the
League.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25
Ntu 4bbertissnltnts,
.arn Tor sale.

offer my farm fer sale, containing
FIFTX ACRE = .
good frame house; good timber; good 4 foot
vein Of oeal; within 1 mile Of Cameron, Mon.
roe county, Ohio.
The farm will be ssld cheap. Address
hHS. NANCY NICHOLS,
Cameron, Monroe County, Ohio.
set25, ,'Slw3.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25

aWPsnnsylvania wants sS, 600, 900 In
Che way Of taxes and penalty from the
STANDARD Oil Company.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25
TIMES OF
folding COURTS
I'm 188Q.

WE, the undersigned, . majority OF the
w Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas
In and for the Eighth judicial District iu the
State Of Ohio, hereby order and direct that
the several terms Of the District Court aud
the Court Of Common Pleas, within and for
the several counties In said District, shall |
bs began and held on the days hereinafter
named for and d1rins she year 1852.
District Courts.
Bslmont, Tuesday, April 4;
Jefferson. Tuesday. April IL;
Harrison, Tuesday. April Is;
Monroe. Tuesday. August ~;
Tusearawas. Friday, September 8;
Guernsey, Wednesday. septeubse IS;
Noble, Monday, September Is;
Morgan, Thursday, September 81;
Nuskinsum. Monday, September IS.
Courts of Common Pleas.
Morgan-Tuesday. January 10; Tuesday,
April S5; Tuesday, October IL.
Nuskingum-Monday, January 30; Monday,
Nav is; Monday November 6.
Noble-Tuesday. January II; Tuesday April
Is; Tuesday. October II.
Guernsey-Tuesday. February IA; Tuesday,
May Is; Tuesday. November IA.
Monroe-Tuesday. January II; Tueaday
April Is; Tuesday. October IL.
Extraordinarily, February IA; Tuesday.
Nay 10; Tuesday. November 2.
Hsrrison-Tuasday. Janusry 10; Tuesday,
April 25; Thursday. October u.
Tuscarawas-T Tuesday, January 81; Tuesday
Nay ., Tuesday. October 81.
Extraordinarily, February -; Tuesday.
June 9: Tuesday. November 9s.
The terms Of said Court shall oommsnes
at nine o'clock A II. on the several daye
named. Il 10 herein specified that the said
several terms Of Courts Of Common Pleas In
and Tor said counties shall be held by the
Judges - follows: The oountiss Of kuskin.
run, Morgan. Noble and Guernsey, BY W. b.
BALL, and W. q Frasisr and his successor;
Bslm ont and Monroe BY william 0key and
his successor; Harrison, Jefferson and rusoa
rawas By James Patrick, IT,, and his success
ser.
Done at Zanssvills, Ohio, this 4th day .
October. 1881,
W. d. FRAZIR8'
WILLIAM OKBY'
W. h. BAIL.
| Judges Of the Court o comm3n Pleas
/ hereby certify that the foregoing 10
syus copy. By order Of said judges.
| Attest: HOWARD ASTON,
Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas Of said
Auskingum County.
fssAL ] zanssvills, Ohio, October 10, 1881.
The Sssts sf Ohio. Monroe County. ~:
i I. Joel T. Judkins, Clerk Of the Court .
Common Pleas Of Monroe County, hsrsb.
certify that the foregoing is true copy Q
the times Of holding Courts in the Eighth
judicial District Of said State. - received q
my once from the said Clerk Of Court Q
Muskingum County.
i Witness my hand and seal thi
fsIAL.l 18th day Of October, A. D. 1881.
1T. JUDKfNS, Clerk;
! By AsnsR oKsY, Deputy.
: ect2s. .'glwl.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25

aUF.rst Assistant Postmaster Gene
fsl TsuER has been requested to hand in
his resignation to the President Too
much Stsr Mail Route 10 suspected.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25

~ GRAsr supports MAHosr and re.
pudiation IN Virginia.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1881.

- union Of hearts, union Of hands,
A union Of States none may sever;
4 union Of lakes, union Of lands.
Aid the FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25

BsH. Coss, Of the 7th W. w., didn't
drill or parade much, but he had lots Of
Inn.
Jn. HALL, Of the ll6th enjoyed him
self hugely.
Ton. srAorr, oftbs ead Ohio, thought
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25

~Address sll letters:
~Tns SrrRrf or DExocRAcH,"
Woodsneld,
Monroe County,
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nUThs funeral expenses Of Presi-
dent GAsvIrlD we're e3l7.650.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25

! mOACuvs
Emanuel Path, Lewisville.
Menry Moore, Samuel Stephen, Y {
Mahi, A H Moblev, Wm Maxwell; W
NJ Detwiler, Middlebourne, West Va.
ID P Hubbard. Thos Twsddle. Jacot
Ma,x, Jesse N Slime; Levi Howell
Twiggs, Plessants Co., W. Va; David
Gray; Peter Shuts, Belmont, Belmon1
Co., o.; H Cochran; Joseph Gillespie
st. Clairsyille. Belmont Co.; JOSEPH
Morrison, E L Walker, Q u Serg't, Ath'
ems, Athens Co.. O: J L Smith. BerDe
Noble Co, O.; Jacob Diehl, Mt Vernon
Knox Co, o Henrv Owens, Captina
Belmont Co, o; NJ " Edgar, Barnes
vile, o.; IN W Meek, Summerdeld, No
ble Co, O.; e c King, Blue Rock, Mus
kinaum Co. O.; Henry King, Cow Run
W washington Co, O.; Geo Greenbank
Urbana, Champaign Co, o.
7th w. VA. INFANTRY.
Capt James Watson, Capt S Spangler
VIM Pasco, Lewis Johnston-Woods
field.
John Copper.
James 4 Vaughn-Beverly, West Va
G s Foreaker-Ereenbrier, Monroe Co
Jacob Mellott-Sardis. Monroe Co. O
J S Mellott-B Beallsville, Monroe Co. Q
BENZ Coss-Gravssille.
62d O. Y. INFANTRY.
1t Col n r West, Jacob Schmidt, l
Baker-Woods6eld. Capt VIM Dough
erty, Henry Dougherty-Antioch. ]
IN Gray-Ox,rk. Thos Stacy-Trai
Run. Leander Wiley-Reallsville. W
Nelson, VIM ] Berry-Jerusalem. Js
Stanord-Greenbrier.
184th O. ". INFANTRY.
Jscob Wilson. Jos Enlow-Woods
field, Charles Colvin-Wittens.
88th O. v. INFANTRY.
John Heck, q r Moose, e A Brown
81 W Schaub. J Pratt-Woods6eld. s
Hall-GraysvilIe. W n Hawkins,
NJ UIlom-Antioch. Moses Ward
Cameron. A g King-Pilcher, Belmon
County, Ohio. Samuel Yockey.
25th o. v. INFANTRY.
Surgeon William Walton--C -ClariDe
ton. lst Lieut. Jas A Driggs-Laingl
VIM Hamilton, J d Ddegs, & Brown
Joseph W Brown. David Love, job
W Doherty, O F Little--W oodsfleld
] B Craig-Calsis. VIM & Gray, job
N Cline, Chas Twine n-Antioch. Ge'
C Beach-Jerusalem. B S Bennett
Malaga. Lieut. Hez Thomas, Somer,ou
Belmont County.
02d O. v. INFANTRY.
Capt A G Hughes-Sta6ord. F \
Stephens. Isaac Lowe, Martin Baker, J
oodsheld John Clegg, Sr-Roun
Bottom. ] W Gramlich, @ N Sergt-
Miltonsburg. Jos Gardner-Sprseu,
] N Raper-Cochransville. Jas Whi'
latcb. W D Pennell, John r Baker
Laings, W c Foreaker, Geo Louther-
Antioch. Asuilla WindAm, Isaac T bs
er-Summerneld, Noble Co. Enoc
| Hall, ] D Gatchell- -Graysville G '
Harbio, J W Reeves-Lewisville. ]
D Baker, A B Longator-Edwina.
77th O. v. INFANTRY.
i David Trimbly. VIM H Byres, The
Wright, Geo W Fisher, Joshua Jsckso
oodsdeld. Nicholas Lisk; job
Smear Zachariah Smith. James Howell
Jacob Erlewine-Cameron. L Sycks-
Clarington. Samuel Bohl0s-Rinard
Mil. Theo Mead-Lewisville. Gideo
Harper-Malaga. Samuel S Fishcr-
Laings. James Elrod--Antioch. Jo
B Givens.
A0d o. v. INFANTRY.
| s d Owens-W oods6eld.
4 18th PA. CAVALRY.
/ CT Laport.
1e4th o. v. INFANTRY.
George Wright.
8Oth o. v. INFANTRY.
SH Wallace-Jolly.
11th W. VA. INFANTRY.
ID Lieut. C,B Way.
9th O.sv. CAVALRY.
Henry Harmon-Ozark. n B Her
ricks-Greenbrier.
9th w. VA. INFANTRY.
/ William Mccullough.
LIST O. L. ARTILLERY.
Jonathan Smith Samuel States, VI
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-12-07

oneDt insertion 5O cepts ya,rlv .5vart;aeront
exceeding one-fourth of q column, IS per inc h
Figure work double these rates; addition a
charges where weekly or monthly changes are
made Local advertisements 10 cents per line
additional insertion, Marriages and deaths pub.
lished free of charge. Obituary notices charged
as advertisements, and payable when handed In
Auditors Notices. "a Executors and Admins
traitors Notices, IS each; Estray, Caution anS
Dissolution Notices, not exceeding ten lines,
each.
From the fact that the CITIZEN is the oldee'
established and most extensively circulated Re-
publican newspaper in Butler county. Ca Reput-
lican county, it must be apparent TO business
men that 1t is the medium they should use i'll
advertising their business.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-12-07
CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE

Coal Oil or Petroleum may be very
nice for Illuminating purposes, but sure
ly it is not the proper thing to cure q
cough with. DIR. Bulls cough Syrup
is looked upon as the standard Cough
remedy.
A Johnstown hotel keeper has been
sued by delinquent boarder for fail
ing to have the rates as required by
law, to be posted in all bedrooms.
For Chronic Catarrh, take Peruna.
l have tried it. j. Hebbling, Alle-
gheny City, Pa.
Terribly Sarcastic Father.-'Now
l must bid you goodnight, Mr.. John,
for have an engagement But, say,
why don't you stop and take breakfast
with us some morning? You always
go away an hour or two before it is
ready
If YOU are deaf, ears run, and have
catarrh, take Peruna l have tried it.
C. D. Wiley, Houghton, Pa.
This is the Man who has had a
Notice in the Paper. How Proud he
is. He is Stepping Higher than
Blind Horse. If he had Wings he
would Fly. Next week the Paper
will say the Man is a Measly Old
Fraud, and the Man who will not Step
So High.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-12-07
Pullman Hotel Dining Cars
BETWEEN
CHICAGO and Council Bluffs.

Pullman SleeperS on all Night Trains.
Insist upon Ticket Agents selling you Tickets
via this road Examine your Tickets and refuse
to buy if they do not read over the Chicago Il
North Western Railway.
If you wish the Best Travelling Accommodations
YOU will buy your Tickets by this route, eg-AND
WILL TAKE NONE OTHER.
All Ticket Agents sell Tickets by this Line.
MARVIN HUGHITT, I'd V. p. GenI Mang'r
Chicago.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-12-07

This is fine as steel plate There
were about twenty letters which had
been written by the prisoner to his
father, his sister, Mrs. Scoville, and
his brother, ]. NJ. Guiteau, and to Mr..
Scoville.
Indentiication having been complet-
ed the court adjourned.
THE ASSASSIN TAKES THE WITNESS
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-12-07

No subscription will be discontinued until all
arrearages are paid. Postmasters neglecting to
notify us when subscribers do not take out their
papers will be held liable for the subscription.
Subscribers removing from one postofhce to
another should give US the name of the former
rs we'll as the present Office.
All communications intended for publication
this paper must be accompanied by the real
name Of the writer, not for publication but as
a guarantee Of good faith
Marriage and death notices must be accompa-
MED by responsible name.
Address
BUTLER. PA.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-12-07
The Philadelphia Weekly Press.

By favorable arrangement with
publishers of The Press we are ena-
bled to send The Philadelphia Weekly
Press and the Butler CITIZEN for one
year for $3.50, all postage paid.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-12-07
cleveland Penny Press.
See The COnquering Hero etc.

Cleveland Penny Press.
See the COnquertng Hero etc.
Among the most wonderful articles
of the period is St Jacobs Oil. The
Hon Leonard SWEET of Chicago, pro-
nouDces it the most thorough conquer
or of pain that he has ever known.
A negro was boasting to grocer Of
the cheapness of ten pounds of sugar
which he had bought at rival shop
Let me weigh the package said the
grocer The negro assented, and it
was found two pounds short. The
colored gentleman looked perplexed for
a moment, and then said, Guess he
didn't cheat this child much. While
he was getting the sugar L stole two
pair of shoes
The invalid finds in Or. Lindsey's
Blood Searcher' Natures great restor-
er. 1t is wondeful. Sold by drug
gists.
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INFAME.

lie lendemain matin, avant sou
dejeUner, Nine Duluncry fit attic
Ter It cuuru, chez Ia cO,ntes>e dt
Bleze, pour lul contrmer Ia brnnt
no"velle que s'e,ait empt+sse, de
lui potter la vrill. IL uarou Il,
Labez::t.
Nous ne san.lntiS +ap,imer la
Jole de Ia l'anvIe Il mEne. Eile al
lait dvrc ,'onsoir obl,nir 81, sc;,a
ration, reu.'e;r- netne sans b nit,
car ellie he s%np'm>aii pas que son
mari n>eralt affsumte. H. s..aulai-
dun debat public. iol>qu'il con
naitrait !'a,me Qu'rlje avail, e,,it
les mains.
MIA. cherc ~t".tite Marthe, rope
:alt'elit, eli selIant son anne o
tire son cH"r; c'esi a TOT que je de-
wal, sin"n, ir bonheur, du moi:.s
le repos, ie dfOit de vivre seule
atec ines souvenirs.
-Tu sails que ponr avoir ces
malheurex cent cinquante mile
flames. j'ai du tont si,npl-mentles
vOler a Albert, III, Nine Duioncey
ell RANT.
+Les vOler!
Assortment! mails trauuni!
'ise'toi J II IL salt. II etait absent
hier ,lorsqne je>u,st"ttee dans son
cabinet, ct co;nur il ne %rentrait
pas ct qn'il y await jn>l-men. sur
son bureau uoe masse de biIl+ts
de bangne )'ai rris &c quill m+
fallait. tn ie rembOurseras, VOLTA
-D'autant plus facilement ct
plus vite que j'ai recu &c
de> n~Ouvelles de mon per-.
II sierra Ell France dams TN mois
plus taid.
-AiOrs, tout est pour le m;enx |
ct esi,ere que liz VAS c+>>eI de-
p;rn',-r. pu'nvu qra !. ron,.' ne
t'enmeut i.,< ur iiiOnei! i
Il suiyre. |,
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rails dd tout al nous m.attrn
dire.
LIE halIpnfpux await en- Ia cOu
rage de sourire en- l.rOnoncant ces
uiOts:
ST e tsavaiS at,endn, je Sc
rails arri e. top tard. ITEMS,
VOLTA CT que je t. raprorte Ell
echange de ties cent cinqnante
mile francs; Ia preuve que NJ. de
B!eze est un miserable. lie mt, yen
pour Marguerite A'obtenir sa sepa
ration. Ellie te rpndra Get argent,
sois tranquille. Jai pens6 que
celia ne te ge"eIait pas de le lui
avahctr.
Mime DnlOncey mettait sous !es
yenx ds son mai le document
, que Rita >pnait de lni vrndre 81
cher. LIZ n"taire IL p~ar:onrut
avec Indifference.
Mime DOu+I!e, anno'ica an
meme Instant IL vale, de ch,sin-
be.
la mere de- Marttle, eli toilette
etlO"iSsanle, d; aus>i ut >,,i ~,
tree Ell >'6c,iaut, toujour~ aver
son terrible accent melidiona':
Eth! quot, mes entant-, von>
n'6:es pas encore a table! FouS
cub iez done one c'-st n"t.e jonr
d'Opeia! Voys,i,s, vite /; j. viens
tous de'nander a diner. Vou>
nous accompag,ez &C soir, mon
genires
NJ. Duloncey vonlut stexcuser.
..-lDn tout, du toni, rep'iqu.
'%'impIacable vcnve; j. items beau
coup a vOtre cOmpagnie. Depuis
quelqne temps on ne vons volt
pressure plus av-c votre f-mme.
Est-ce one voas vou!tz qu-on
disc de vous CT qn'on iii; IA Paris
dun 81 grand nombre d. ma,is
Vous viendrez, je ie weak! Eu at
ttbdanf, a lable.
/ LIE malhenreux >'iuc'isa e. Of
ftit lie bras 4 sa belle mtr.. pour
pass+r dams la salie u m"nser. II
c0mrrenait quill fallalt, await lou
te chose, ne pas trahir ses angoi>
SEES!
Le ~lendenain, les cbroniqurs
monda'nrs rac0ntaient que, la
veiIle, Il Ia representation Ar ItOpe
I'll, Ia jolie Nine DuloDcry u.a,ait
janus etc nj plus 6legante II,
plus aumilee.
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FEUILLETON
LES
DUN

PAR. Rene DE PoNT-JKsT.
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Notice.

Firemen's Fair Grounds can nov b. rent
Cd for Fares, Pic-Nics. parties aud enter
Apply TO & T. GRtSANOEE.
President ifeapoa.e Eaal Aeeoeiaf3eaL
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DEOXIEME PARTIE
DRAMES INTIMES.
VII
LIZ CRIME DE MARTHE.

Nine Dul0ncey n'avait pas remal
ou6, Ell Quittantl'avenue de l'Impe
ratricela voiture ari6tee devaat ul
hotel situ6 pressure EN- face de celu1
de 10 danseuse mails notre am
Labezat, qui 6tait blotti dams col
CO voitnre await parfaitement re
comm, lui, la livree du ~notaire,
ct il s!3tait dit en- allumant I'M ci
garc:
-Allons, je suis arrive a temps
il ne s'agit plus que d'obeir & Ia
consigne. Mails lie diable salt ri
10 me doute de ce que Went flire
cette honn6te petite femme chez
cetto farceuse de ballerine!
Marthe, qni await saut6 q terre,
SONIA vivement. La porte SOU
writ aussit6t. Deux minutes
apres, fannie do Marguerite etait
aupres de Rita qui l'attendait.
-Pardonnez.mo lui dit Mar
the, je suis un pen retard.
-Du, tout, Madame, repondit
avec I'M ton plein dc difference
lsexprotegee de NJ de Bleze c'est
moi qui suis tout d vos ordres.
-J'ai reeu votre petit mot ct
je vous appOrte ce que vous ma
vez demand6.
oh! pardon, madame, ce.que
Vous msavez Offert.
%C'est vrai, excusez- moi Mails
nsimporte, crOyez que madame de
BIeze ct moi sommcs encore vOs
oblig6es.
-Vous ntoublierez pas votre
promesse Z Sill s'6leve entire ina
dame Ia comtesse Ct sou mari
uuelque confit judiciaire que &c
soft, mon nom ne sera jamais pro
nonc6, do moins 8 pr0pos de la
lettre en- question car je ne san
rails esperer lie silence complet de
mesieors les avocats ELL CT qni me
cOncern0.
-Je vons afirme une seconde
tois. mademoiselIe, que personne
ne saura de qui mon annie tielt IL
document precleux que vous you
lez bien me remettre.
Alors, soyez assez bonnie, ma
dame, pour me bonner une secoD
de /; je suis 4 vous Do suite.
Rita c'6tait lev6e pour disparai
ire dana Ia piece voisine.
An meme moment, la rue Spon
tint 6tait le theatre dune sc6ue
tout autre nature. +
LIE cocher de Marlhe sommeil
lait deja, sou collet relieve pour 90
garantir de Ia pluie, lorsqu'un va
let de pied qui semblait sortir de
de Rita s'approcha ct lui
Eth! camaradc, vons Ates
bien 4 Nine Dnlonc ~
-Oui, repondit celai 4 qui s'a
lressait cettc question.
Eth bienl votre ::maitresse
yous dire de rctourner
! la maison. Ellie restc 4 diner
,hez nous. Revenez : dix hen
'es.
-Parfait +! Merci, mon brave.
/ CO soirl
Eft sans pefdre un instant en- {
quill etait do ne pas roster
Illus longtemps dehors par lie {
emps hamide ct froid quill fail .
ait, IL cocher du notaire reprit la {
direction de Paris. |
-Sacreblea pensa tout haut Z
/. de Labezat, qui n'avait pas
|uitt6 des yeux le coupe don't il :
wait accept6 Ia garde, quest ce
ne celia veut diref Je suis GER !
ain Que Nine Dulon6ey nest pas
Son cochef sen Va peut> !
ire faire ane course pour ellie 9
Attendons i
Mais L. curioeit9 du comman
ant tut inm6diatement 4veillee
\ rouveau. Une voiture de r
lace venait de- sssrsAter dsvaut u
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