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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-10-15

EgyIIE SHEPPARD PLANTATION
q containing ovor 800 acres, about 4
of which lies within the corporate limits
of Edgctieli Village; ! in original forest,
tho wood standing sells at S!5 TO $50 per
acre; about CD acres of splendid Creek
and Branch bottom land; tho remainder
consisting Of fine grain and cotton land,
about 20 acres OF which is fresh.
Upon this place is cottage of 6 rooms,
with framed dwellings, Q with 2 rooms
each, and l with rooms. There are also
"A half dozen beautiful building sites over
looking tho town. Tho bottom land is
very fine, and if properly prepared and
worked will mako GO bushels oats, 80
bushels corn and 20 bushels peas oach
por year. Terms easy.
The above will be rented (about four
horse tarIn) if not sold within 30 days.
II. w. ADDISON.
Sapt % l8S5 -5t13
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Nos. 81 aid So carry Pullman Sleepors
be.woen Augusta and Washington.
Nos. AZ and 4S carry Pullman Sleepers
between Augusta and Wilmington.
All accommodation trains going North
connect ~ Chester with trains on Chester
and Lenoir Railroad.
Through tickets sold and baggage
checked to all principal points.
q. r. TALCOTT, Sup't.
M. SLAUGHTER, Gen. Pas. Agent.
D. CALDWELL, Asst Con. Pas. agent,
Colum bia, S. &.
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1t Shall Put Sickness and Sullrring
Under Foot!

It shall cure all the people and rnt
mean Pens a B,e,s. the eo eomf"rt ,s the
refuge. the salvation OF millions. Add
disease upon disease, and let The worst
come, we are safe i we use Penm'x BitterS.
Though thou dieSL with dyspepsia, torpid
liver, biliOusness and headache vet shall
thou live If thou takest Pc,la'S Bitcrs
What woman is there, weak. feeble and
sick, who useth Pe,,n's Bitcrs. and is r0l
made strong and cheerful by H.? Indeed
all our pains and aches and diseases go
like chaff before tho wind whanevor we
wisely have recourse 10 Je,a,t's BittcyS! i!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-10-15
A Remarkable Escape.

:. Mn, Mary a. Daley. of Tunkhannock
Pa was afil .cted for six years with Asthma
and Bronchitis. during which time the
best physicians could give no relief Her
life was despaired Of, until last October
shetprocufsd a.Bottle Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery, when Immediate relief was left,
and by continuing lis use for short time
sns was completely cured, gaining in flesh
so lbs. in q few months.
Free Trial Bottles Of this certain cure
OF all Throat and Lung Diseases at the
Drug Stores of w. E. Lynch, Edgefeld,
and s. T. Hughes, Trenton. Large Bottles
S1OO.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

\ VALUABLE place, situated on tho
IA West side Of Stevens Creek, with
in easy distance uf two stations (WoUd-
lawn and Moriwether) on the a. IL X /.
road, and not ovor twenty miles abovo
Augusta. This property consists Of about
Seven Hundred acres of land, well suited
to the production of cotton and grain, or
any other crop adapted to this climate.
IL is offered privately until Doc. 7th,
when, if not disposed Of, it will no sold
at Edgefieid G. II. at public outcry.
For particulars address the undersign
cd, or apply to him on The promises.
JOSEPH Nj MERIWETIIER,
Sept. 20, 'S5.-i3j Woodlawn, S. G.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby givon that on tho
~ 7th day of November, 2. d. 1885,
will make a final settlement as Executor
Of the last Will and Testament of Mary
Condition, deed, in the oIlice of the
Probate Judge, and will at the same time
make application To tho Judge of Pro-
bate in and for Edgolield County for
nnal discharge from the Office Of Exoc-
uLnr Of tho Estate Of the said Mary Co
million, decd.
MARK TONEY,
Sept. so, 1sa5.--4t43I Executor.
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For Rent

] WILL rent for tho 'nsuing year the
Il residence and farm formerly owned
ity Ionis Z Jones. The farm contains
fifty-iive or sixty acres of cultivatable
land. The residence is n commrndious
building with four fire places, together
with barpi stables, crib, garden. and one
of The finest wells of water Immediately
in the yard. There is good pasture
fenced In on the premises. Terms easy
"a. au approved renter
j. II. HOLLINGSWORTH.
Sept. 30, lSS5.-3t43
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Notice.

bids will bo received for tho painting
I'D of tho Little Stevens Creek Church,
inside and out. Bidders to state price
with materials, and also for work alone.
Dimensions of church: height, IS II. in
side; length, 10 H.; width, so II. Seats
and pulpit included, making complete
job. Address the undersigned, who re-
serves the right TO reject anyand all bids
THE LADIES AID SOCIETY,
Meeting Street +. o
Sept 30,-3ti31 Edsefield Co, s.. G..
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d. s3E %0UrH CaHOg.INA PENI.
TERTIARY BOOT and SHOE FAC.
TORY has now boon in successful one
ration thrca years, and in that time has
secured an onviablo reputation for the
Mai;cli and Qualify Of its goods. Doal.
erS throughout Tho country who wcro
pr"iudi'ed in favor of ntI,or makes, nre
now only tno Il d to replace their old
stocks with the product" of This Factory.
and orders arO daily recnived from all
sections "f tho State, and nlImhrressin
quirie. for "HaIlnlc linaa'' from which
h select ian order. Tho reputation of
these goods l',r durability" stands un-
rivai't,'. ONO tiaalcr writes: 81 shall
n"vc: sol any Isut Pc:l:tcntiary Shoes:
illcE" * more nioncy in them than in
anything that hava over 'iandln1."
Another says: Tho trse Of Stitch
downs s!np:rL rnn un Tuesday have
enn" like hot c>iIE';' send mo two
more ;.aSrS.''
Another. buying Ills first hill, writes:
Goods received, or"n up splontlidly,
an: confident of 81 'blg run on thom."
These are but few Of tho many letters
being constantly received. Ask your
country merchant for SouTn CAROLINA
Shoes. Take those of NO |
nTI EH Poniinniiary. All of our goods ]
are stamped on Tho holtom: 4 G.. DIR
ERr, Coumhiq, s. G..
SalcSrnoas: .a;0 King ST., Charleston,
). C.; ZIG Brn st., Augusta, c.; and
.olinbia, S. G..
.tun" &. lSS3
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FIRST GLASS LUMBER,

HAVING recent y set up Lumber
IL Mill on finely tmbercd tract
about two miles Southwar,l Of Johnston,
and one mile from G. G.. & A. Il. r., we
now offer to tho public tho hest of pine
lumber in all classes. We guarantee our
lumber and will set cur prices 10 suit
the timos. j. T.. d. j. w. HARDY.
May n. lSS5.--6-25
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-10-15

The rush continues to be tremendous
for the last of our Ladies', Gents ard
ChiLdren's Low--Quartcred SUNNI Err
SHOES, but for the next two weeks we
will offer the remainder of these goods at
a tremendous sacrifice to make room for
the Largest Stock of Fall Goods that has
ever been brought to the Southern market
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TAX NOTICE.

I WILLbo at the following places on
Il days named, for collection of Taxes.
Tho levy for tho present fiscal year is as
follows: State TAX, 81 mills, County, 4
mills, School, 2 mills.
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School Books.

Save half your money by buying SEC
OND HAND BOOKS, which are just as
good in every respect as now ones.
Largest collection in the State. School
Supplies and Stationery in great variety.
We also keep NEW SCHOOL BOOKS.
u. IT. STTNE,
lO6 Centre Street, Augusta, Ga.
Sept. IL, 1855.
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DUTCH B0LTING CLC7Hs

Nov is the timo when every ono wno
~ has a Mill should bo looking how
he can make tho most and the best Flour.
In order 10 do this, he must have IL good
Boiling Cloth. You CHI got tha: ny call.
ing or sonding to
JAMES EaFgEER,
Mlicr's Corner, -Anqusta, Gu.
July / lSS5-3O
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Cast on Your Chllls, and Eject All
RiIiousness from Your System.

Biliousness from Your System.
It Ia easily done. Jennimgs's Hcpatic
on. Liuer Medicine will do it without fail
-and very quickly too. Nor need you
live on II by any means. A little now
and then, when you actually feel the
need of II, will keep you splendidly
straight. Try it-Jennings's Hepatic or
Liver Mediclne-sold by w. L. Lynch,
Druggist.
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For Rent, OF for Sale OH Rea.
SOnable Terms.

!. a ESQ Acre Farm, near pnr,,'A :
Mill, woll watero,l. l"ino oats can i,c
grown on it.
2. Two Lots and a Dwelling, at Ridge
Spring.
3. -Four Commodiuus Stores, at Edge
fold c. II.
A. 1900 Acres of r.and, on Shaw's
Creek, milos from Trenton, partly in
Edg6lield and partly in Aiken County
with limo timber, "ator powers, open
land and tenant houses. Will bo cut IN
into small tracts if desired.
Also, good 45-saw Gins ard sat Mill
Stones for sale.
ARTHUR S. TOMPKINS, Atty,
Aug II, 'S4.-tfl l:dgoiiold G. IT,, S. G.
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An Homes; MAJ.
Dct70it Free Press.

" am going down town" said citizen
on Woodward-avenue car yesterday, ITO
return lost wallet to It's owner"
Every man in the car prIcked up his
cars, and one OF them novel ur closer and
inquired
on louhd wa'irl "E
Yes, SIR"
Oh lho street
"In tbc 3,vti,,c2p
"No al nirbt"
"Anvboay scc vou mel, # ~, >"
"Not q soul"
"And you would have l.cen ,..ri,clly
safe in Keeping il ?P
al would"
avail s;r let mn, sh,t. i.nd. with
r,p ho,o uort,j n l;vo lam, ..n,r,,l,
to Grj an hor.st ,o.r o,1 ,.onc f,on,
him"
Tbey .Lo,k
MANY Of The passengers were yjsjbIv
affected
"And bow ,onch non,v ,y.,e N IL.
w,u.. 9n o,or;oa ,ho ;rto,r,oatcr .n.,
,v;r;ro b;o .res m . n;nL i, r.l.,oI hand.
Loroh;of
"Not = hlomcJ cortn
A., L., a.,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-10-15

Rings; Clains, Pins, Buttons, and eve-
thing In flpe Jewelry, at
PENN'S Drug Store.
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Bradfield's Female Regulator
SUFFERING WoMAk!

II is the studied prescription of a learned
physician whose specially was WON AN,
and whose fame became onviabIo and
buundless because Of his wonderful sue
cess in the treatment and euro OF female
complaints. THE REG u LATOR is the
GRANDEST REMEDY known, ana
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'H1lllan'S best tFH FrieHTI5' !!

because il controls a class of functions
tho various arrangements of which cal,se
moro i'll health than all other causes
combined, and Thus rescues hor from a
long train of alllictions which sorelv orn-
bitter her life and prematurely end hor
existence. Oh whata multitude of iiv-
ing witnesses can testify To its CHARMING
effects WOMAN! take 10 your conf.
denco this
PRECIOUS BOON OF HEALTH!
II will reliovo you of nearly all tho
complaints peculiar 10 your sex. Rely
upon 1t rs your safeguard for health, hap
rinoss and long life.
Sold by all druggists. Send for our
treatise on the Health and Happiness of
Woman, mailed free, which gives all
particulars.
The Bradfield Regulator Co.,
Box 2S, Atlanta, Ga
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What's the Use of Wasting
a Dollar When You
Can Save It!

Big Prices will not do in these times,
when even the wealthy cannot afford to
waste their money; and the poor require
double duty of every dollar and every
penny.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-10-15

49c worth 81 2J.
Ladies' Kid Opera Slippers at. 49c; ;
worth 81 25. This is the great
est bargain in the house.
&c worth 25c.
Indies Toilet Slippers at &C.; worth
2Go. This ia not half the cost.
75C worth 81 30.
Mems Calf Ties. We do not propose
to continue these prices long.
81 %.
Mems Calf Strap Ties sewed, at 81 IS.
Thip shoe is strictly first class
in every respect
Only 75C.
Gents A Calf Congress Standard
Screw at 75c. Never sold before
for less than SLIPS.
ST. 90.
Gents B Calf Congress at $l.00;
worth SIZE There are only a
few Of them left.
? TT "a T@ y
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Ee.aEEr9aes Schedules.
Charlotte, Columbia & Angus
ta Railroad.
ICHEDULEin eit'cct-Sopt. IA, 1854

SOUTHWARK.
No. 52-MAIL and EXPRESS.
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G:.L. PENN & Soy are now displaying
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snhsGriha to the ADVERTISER

Irf''s1p'a t9filtThk o:. 90 oarYy and tal
look ut it.,
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G9c. Worth ST Is.
Ladies India Kid Button at G9c.;
worth 81 25 in any house
in the South.
7Jc Worth 81 25.
Ladies' Grain Button Boots at 75c.;
worth 81 25. This shoe il un
doubtedly q great bargain.
Csc. Worth 81 90.
Ladies' Kid Polish Boots at Csc;
worth 81 0C. This il a great
catch, and you should see them.
81 90 Worth 50 90.
Ladies Kid Button Boots, worked
button hole, tox toe, at 81 90;
worth 81 90. Lees than
manufacturers cost.
81 SO wOrth So so.
Ladies Curacao Kid Button Boot,
worked button hole. box toe, ut
81 so; worth So so. Every
pair warranted.
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FOR EAhE.--A BARGAIN,

Sept 3O,-3t431 EdeefieId Co.,
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BRASS CASTINGS.

GT4GE COCKS.
CYLlNDER and PUMP COCKS,
GLOBE VALVES, etc, ETC,
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XXIII

lie soir de ce Jour, on causait a la
cuisine du chateau des Ormes, chez
le bon Marc Noel.
C'ttaient tonjours les meInes do
mestiques qui Sc moquaient eter-
nellement de In Tordue.
-Eh Lonison, disait Pun, je
crois bien que lorsque VI. Henri Sc
ia sur pied, il ne pensera plus a tol.
-Je crois bien aussi, reprenait
un autre, que c'es, la dame du cha.
teau de Reuil qui TIA fat du tort.
-Peuh! dit Jean le character.
tonjours 1arceur, Ca depenG des
gonts mais ellie nest deja pas 81
belle, la dame du chateau de Reuil.
-Et, moi, dit un qnatrieme, je
trouverais Louison joliment plus 4
mon godt.
-Pauvre petite, dit Jeanneton,
dit la vachere, voas lui faites tour
ner Ia t6te, vous autres.
-Mais non, dit Jean, moi c'est
mon id6e que M. Henri s'amuse
CONNIE Ga pour faire enrager Loui-
son, mais que c'est ellie quill ailne.
Et tout le monde partiu Dun
grand eclat de rire.
La Tordue, muette, lie cou de ira
vers, les levres ser'ees, les yeux si-
nistres, ecoutait tout celia ct ne re-
pondait pas.
Settlement on devinait ce;te at
titnde. que dams ce corps grele, che
tiff ct contrefait, il y await une anne
puissante de haine.
ST ellie elt pu avec son regard Re
tacher lie pIafond ct lie fairu s'ecrou-
Ter sur tous ses gems qui Sc moqu-
aient dele, ellie Peht fait, sans Sc
preoceuperd'ttre ecras6e elle.mame:
Tous les gems sans education man
quent de mesure. Ce soir-la, on sen
donna 4 c9ur joie sur la Tordue, ct
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THIBODAUX LINE, SAMEDI: AOUT o. 1885.

Dire dune legere emotion, tt sou
front sc culura.
n est vrai, dit ellie, que nous
lui avonS cache sa nomination JUS.
qua present.
On peut maintcnant la lui APP
prendre. ct puls..
LIE pGEre s'arre'ant rn sonrlant,
ct la baronne convrit son front de
Ses deux mains.
-Venez, madame, dit Ie prttre,
j'ai trouve le moyen dc tont concl-
lier, ct votre dignltG ct >otre amour.
lis avaient 6changG ces 9uelqnes
mots dams nne piece voisinc de la
chanbre du bIess6.
Quand lis entr erent, lejeune hon.
me tit un effort encore douloureux,
ct sc init sur son Seant.
II r+gardait lie pletre TT la jeune
femme avec le sourire de Fhommo
qui volt le ciel s'entr'onvrir.
Mon ami, dit Fable Dural, vous
n'6tcs reellement plus as>ez malade
pour que Fon LIE vous quite III jour
hi mutt.
Ii palit un peu, ct son cell expri
MA une vive inqGietude.
Madame la baronne, ponrsuivit
le pletre, IA bes6in de rentrer chez
ellie.
-C'est juste, dit le jeune homme
en- baissant les yeux.
-D'abord, pour voir sou entant,
enSnite -.
Liable Duval s'arr6ta.
La baronne, confuse, tenait les
yeux baisses.
Henri regarlait le pl6tre avec
une inqui6tude croissante.
-EnSuite, acheva Fable Duval,
pour y recevoir une visite.
Les denx amahts treSsaillireEt ct
Sc regarderent.
LIE pr6tle ajouta, s'adressant q la
barOnne
Car Jai nne visite solennelle a
vous fare, madame, chez vous, dams
vo:re maison-.
Monsieur le cure. fit Henri.
Mon ami. dit la baronne.
II faut one Taille vons supplier,
madame, de faire 4 NJ. lie baron,
Hem, de Beanchtne, souS-lieu,e.
nant au De regiment de hussards,
Qui vOns alme. .et que. .vons aimee
.rhonneur de lul accorder votre
main.
Henri jeta un cri.
La baronne rouglssante Sc pen
cha sur lui ct lui tendant cette main
uu'on lui demanuait
-Prenez-la dams la v0tre, Henri
dit-elle, Il y longtemps Qu'elle es'
ED ce moment la Tor,lue enirait
apportant une potion sur un pia
teap, ct 81 les deux amoureux et L
bon prGtre eussent pu volr alors Ii
-rgard charge de haine que leur je
ia Phorrib!e file, ills eussent invo
lontairement fremi.
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MagasIn de Musique.

Protesscur f. Chor It J. G ltr liz II
eur d'annoncer an puhlic ct q leurs
reux amis qu'ils viennent dolvrir.
treet entire st. Philippe ct st. Louis, u
gasin de Musique.
lis auront constamment Vendre et ioue
des Pianos ErnnersOn. garantis pour
ans. aussi des Pianos des melllcures tabr,ques
Musigue VOcal~ ct lnstrumen
tale, McthO&leS de Chant. a'iano.
viOlon, etc. Instruments de tous genres,
Ordres respectueuseInent sollicites ct rem
lis dams le plus BRET aelai aux prlx les pius
oderes
GIVE Us A CALL.
juin-2l-Si
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! n n week ut home $500 outfit free
M :: !: : $:
can make great pay all the time
they work. with absolute certainty. write for
particulars to ii. HALLET 4 Co., Portland
Maine.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
STKAN(. EEkS HOTEL.

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
nd the travelling public that he has made
acme new arrangements which will enable
him satisfy all those who will honor him
with their custom.
Meals furnished at all hours of the day
Breakfast at 10 O'clock A. NJ. and Dinner
It O'Clock p. NJ.
CommodIons and we'll furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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WE yyayT 4 LADY

vi Intelligence to tlke the permanent, sole
age ney Tor our goods used i'll every family IN
this place. Stock furnished bv us without id
sestment. References Indispensable.
j. B. HrLfSG Co. Chicago, III.
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No. f..

TOrlne.
Celleci prit Fassiette dune main.
I'LL hambeau de- Fautre ct sOrtit.
Mais tile monta pescalier plus
lentement QUA Fordinaire.
Et Peil tixe sur le Dol de tisane,
ellie Sc diSait:
-Si je metals dedans des racln-
res d'allumettes, NJ. Henri mour-
rait ct, comme ca il n'epouserait
pas la belle dame du chateau.
Heureusemeut que la Tordue ma
yait pas dallumettes sous la main,
ct ce Soir-la la tiSane arriva au bles-
sc pure de tont m6lange.
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.XXIV

Done, depuis hnit jonrs, tandis
que tout etait ell emoi au chateau
des Ormes, dams la partie qui ap-
partenait a Mare Noel, le silence le
plus profound regnalu au contraire,
dams la portion occupee par Joseph
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Au RENDE2 V0uS DESHABITANTS
No. lIS Rue de Chartres.
NOUVELLE-0RLEANS.

Mr.. j. BOSI0. rrfveut scs uonbreux amis
de la eampa.ne quils trouycr"ut An Ken
dez-vous de~ MI5stant>. No. ll3 rue
Chartres des liqueurs lie rremie ehoiN.
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esprit, 4nl Sen revenalt d'Orleans
OH il ttalt allie vendre du grain ct
Qui. peu pres>er &c rentrer chez lui
TT de retronver sa femme, nne fer
miere aca,iatre, entrait nn brin dams
la cuisine du chateau, a scule fin
de boire un coup TT de jaser un peu.
-Eh. pere Matthew, dit Jean,
qu'est-ce quill y a de nouveau 4 Or
leans?
-Rien da tout, mon sarcon, dit
le meanier.
All !! mais 81 items !? suis.je bette,
TAI oublia Ia chose
-Quoi done
On jnge Nicolas, Ie canton
uier solognot.
All on Ia juge =!
-Oui, jc suis meme entire dams la
cour du tribunal. Il y await un
monde, mes enfants.
A qnoi done quill est condamne ?
"A NOR. done. s'ecria Jeanue-
ton la vacherr.
-Mais non, dit lie pere Matthew,
on ne lni coupera pas lie con.
-Cest-y Dieu possible
-C'est CONNIE Ca.
On ne pent pourtant pas lui
avoir fait de rentes pour lejoli coup
Quhl a fait!
Non, mails il ira aux gaieres.
Pour lonstemps demanda le
dindonnier 9ui etait un naif.
Pour toujours, mon garcon.
-Mais quest ce quill await douc
fait !
Cette question fut posee par un
bowler qui n'etait mas du pays ct
qui n'etait aux Ormes que depuis
tres ptu de temps.
IL await tue Sd femme.
Comment done cas 4 coups de
hache-
Non, il Pa empoisonnee.
La Tordue. qul commencait q res
pirer depuis qn'on. ne s'occupait
plus dele, toarna alors la tete vers
lie pere Matthieu, ct son cell sour
nois sembla demander Replication
de ce mot qu'elle lie compienait
pas.
-Et comment l'a-t-il empoison-
nee . deH.anda encore le nouveau
venn aux Ormes.
Oh! repondit lie pere Matthew,
il ma pas etc malin, allez
Comment a.t-il fait
-Vous comprenez bien, poursui-
Wit le meunier, Qu'on lie sc procure
pas du poison comme Oh veut les
pharmaclens men vendent pas, sur
tout dams les villages: il faut que le
medecin passe par Ia avec sou Or
Uonnance:
QUEST ce quill done fait, le
cantonnier
IL await Ia sur le Journal qu'ane
petite file await trouve un paquet
d'aIlumettes.
Bon
-Qu'elle s'etait amusee a les met
ire dams sa bouche ct qufelle await
eu des coliques pendant deux on
trois heures, au bout desquelles ellie
6tait mortr.
ITEMS! dit lie naIf dindonnier,
c'est done mauvais les alnnettes !
LIE pe!e Mattlieu. qni etait nn
paysan eclaire, lie daigna pas re-
pondre au dindonnier, lnals il pour
Sulvit:
-Alors le cantonnier ne fit ri
une III deux il prit une livre d'allu.
mettes, Ell detacha IL phosphore ct
le ieta dams la soupe de SD femme.
Ce n'etait pas malln CONNIE vous
voyeZ.
-Et la femme en- est mOrte.
Dams la mutt.
La Tordue s'etait prise ecouter
ayec une sombre attention.
Neuf heures sonnerent en ce mo-
ment a Phorloge grossiere qui Sc
trouvait dams un coin de la cuisine.
Louison, dit une des servantes
tn he vas peutetre pas oublier tol
amoureux ce solr
La Torlue tressailllt.
La tisane que VI. ie cure II or
donuee est pt6te. Monte done ca !
VI. Henri.
En- meme temps, ellie SO dlrlgei
vers le fourneau sur lequel etalt III
vase Ell terre rempli de tisane.
puis ellie prt tine assiette ct III
bol, remplit le Dol ct lie donna a |;
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-08-22
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