The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume], April 18, 1891, English, Image 3

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LOCAL NEWS.
The new "as lam, v.eic erected
and put in position on April II, ISt)1.
,;r aiut nee plantei -
vertisement of W
are referre >
11. Bloom -
field.
indaii!
Ilium Hie th. is hill a;
Ii i/iulv
to Lend the bin nr lies
lo\v;i
ini tlie
e;ii tii- One of 'lie Juxuti
- ' .
ii be en
joy ed tlsi.s suiiiiiH i.
i v * *■
-e:] tlie
c:m
town pump to be p'M
into
•M'tion.
making the a erage boy
happy.shnv
cling the niiuiing wutei
. and
sprink
ling the dusty stieets.
100* Gallons Cistern, $15.
I•"i'.ii! Gallons.
A. If ii?gs tiros.,' i I'erdido -
I. N MW
OrlDiiiih
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People in Thibo Li x v
';U! kc
;*]> (•( :*]•
Great cakes of bran new
ice n
ire seen
passing along th<- -i n ,.t
s eve
ry day.
The first cake of the *ua
son c
nine out
ptst Saturday.
rite iiiio gla - iiitcudi il for Brand's
Hat and Shoe .-fore, on the coiner of
St. Philip and Main streets lias arriv
ed, but in many pieces. Tin's is a mis
fortune because it will require some
time to have another sent.
Tho measles have been prevailing to
a great extent in till . . arish, but are
generally of a mild type whilst La
Grippe, when if did not taken urn:
hold lias show it its p:. race upon
/nc-arly every body in tin* shape of
The number o. steamboats, tugs*
coal boats etc., in.- ing through th''
bridge daily prevents the keeper from
enjoying his usual imps, and is calcu
lated to make him forget the injunc
tions of th third commandment.
stubborn cobbs. that can with difi'cnlty
be gotten rid of.
For ten days there was no gasoline
to be had in Thibodaux, and long wen
tin laces and sad tin* hearts of those
who lmd only oil stoves to cook thei 1 '
daily food, it was only in much tri
bulation and vexation of spirit that
their hunger pa, if. d tml the demands
of an unruly appetite silenced.
Five coni bouts aim being, or have
been unload 'd in Thibodaux.
Three leads we' ■ .-ei:t per rail to
interior plantations, one was for the
Thibodaux Foundry, and the other
for Mr. JeflVies' foundry on the oppo
site side of the bayou. Several loads
have passed by this point, to planta
tions below. •
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On the t'i
l-t page of
to-day's Senti
lltl
will 1
i*e found
the Regulations
lu IS
ssnry
» '< > r 11; e
CO
Hectors of the
the
]*>Olillt\
upon si 1 12 ,
ill
. Planters desi
iton.
h ofobt
aiding bom
ity xviil have to
foi'oVv exae
tly the Mi
i H;
dations reqttir
fd t
o avoid
all troii!»
Ie.
When th
ie requisi
te
blnnks will be
Fen t
out by
tlie (rOVI
i rnment the mat
ter
will be
easily a
it:;
inged although
iron
i the re
■ailing of i
Ik*
rules tliey aj>
1 ' *' * - '
1 to he :
uimcwliat
C (
miplicated.
1 ,-\
t tJ.l ev
hills to [1
revent any delav
tin ■.
■ vl'or 1 .
! be s! rici
] y
■obeyed. I'ncle
San
kind of a
m
an to stand to
for'
I * 11: a ....
, and wil!
]j
ave to be obey
|d.
I'liere as a ccllision of two local
Mail's, one from tin's branch, on the
inaia mad near Scally's place, below
Lafourche Crossing, on hist Saturday,
lTe liiihodanx train was ruauiiig
s ilowl.v. and got the best of the en
| counter, iccoiviug comparatively little
damage. There was big jumping just
before the meeting took place. For
Innately no one was hurt.
The Locomotive, belonging io tliis
brauch lias been cjurying a largo uutu
of laborers, every morning to
work, elevating tbe road bed, near
Allcinands, and returulng with
beta in the evening.
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'Uj iuA L
THIRTIETH
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iAUADE!
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Jim, - . 1
sun"
ide beg.i
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and the
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and ih
1
prcparai
'
Bonqnel
ing ( ar;
■
various
lion of t
At t\K
assembh
prepare
;
magintii
around,
led the
1
At .he
rompnni
live lio;
to come ill !i
iremen were
of beaut;!'::!
:g"ne lions: - for the decora"
engines and apparatus.
> clocl; the lireim a bra::n to
at their Truck houses to
wire
ur v.'.th eioivening notes,
appointed hour the various
i moved from their inspec
ts to the designated posi
tions, and awaited the signal of de
parture. The tap of the bell, at
length, announced that time was up.
■nted
when the Thii til th Animal Parade in
gan.
The pioces-bon moved off as j F.ir.'s
lion. I.. P. CY. iliouct. Grand
dial, assisted by Sam Blum.and
dent Bourg of Lorkporf, as aid-.
The Fin* Department rep;> -
by J. MeAllist r Bouig. Chief. Camille
Brand, B. !'. McBride. Robert Naquin?
Ozenu* Naquin and Charles Thomp
son, all splendidly mounted on mag- I
j nificent horses.
Home lino!; and Ladder C
! under charge of Me*>
Albert Richard, Edgar Hobert, of
Terrebonne. nd Albert Guillot, as
: Marshals. This company was pre
ceded by the band of the ! ouisiana
1 •=>: ;
•Lu -
oping
Field Artillery Company of New Or- I
' Vans, which line baud announced the!
approach of tin* company by excellent !
music.
The company was under command j
•of G. Prejeant. Foreman, with :50 men j
at the lopes looking splendidly in their >
blfio uniforms. Their Truck had been I
handsomely decorated by the skillful i
hauus of Mis. 1! sa Hoffmann.
Next came Thibodaux Fire Co. No.
1, with Dr. Oscar Thibodaux, of Napo
leonvillc, ;is Chief Marshal : this com- j
j»any was supplied with music by a 1
portion ot tl.e tamoiis Washington Ar- !
tillery baud of New Orleans, under |
the leadership of Mr. Oscar Wolff,.
I
L niie Li\ icic, •
X*
1
Mich as only that baud call give. j
The counai.v in their led
compauy in their red shiiis,
and new siraw hats, under comuiaud
i of P. A. Demanu
do
Foreman, stepped
off with the regn
i la i i
ity of veterans,
. as
most of tlit'ii) v. i
'1C,
hath as sold
101 >
; and firemen.
1
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Their engine
\v;l
* very neatly
do
colated by the e;
^ |)0
ri skiil and ex
cel
lent taste of Miss
M;
try Laforest.
Another ninth
m o
f the Washington
Artilleiy band,
i ; j;
tally as good
as
that in front, jnV
rod
i d Protector
1 in*
Co No. 2. with
Messrs .T. A. Pi
•OSt.
Dr. J. N. Fleet
\v nr
ul. Davis Foret,
Earl Knobloch,
F. W. Nichols, W
.11.
Price as Maishais.
and with Pi
auk
Zernott, as F.nei
:;.t i!
i, with 20 me
a at
the ropes, presented
a fine view in t
i:oii
white shirts and 1
;;irs
. The steaiue:
liad
been very niee.t
;n
ranged under
1 lu*
exquisite taste and expel t manage
ment of Mis. S. A. Binnings.
Then came the Bucket Brigade,
headed by Thcuphile Bergeron. Henry
Fritzinger. Dr. Joseph Pqjos, ot
Schiicver, and Dr. C. A. Bourgeois.
The Thibodaux band fiunislicdmhsic
for tliis company, in its usual and
charming style. The company w as
in command of Emile Oschwald. a s
Foreman, with 15 men in line, looking
i
handsomely in their dark uniforms.
This company had taken possession
of the «dd steamer of No. 2. and under
the skillful decorations and charming
tnste of Miss Parr and Mrs. Thibodaux
£C presented a hue appearance again
after
an
absence of sevewl
(in liia
j years.
Lastly came the new and original
1 >-fi am hand Engine, constructed out of
1 a boy's Express wagon. This company
had just been oigani-e.i for tin* occa
sion. and was preceded by that now
: ai d magniticien; Aiabian Colt. Ruc«*u
halnsJi. will two Arabs iniliortl ex
; shifts at the
j iv:i1 ' ii"iiid.M»mt
j wiling all the -
t *» . L , -j
• r |
ies as the
pro
he side
-pertatoi.
■ cm
Jae
•presentin'
•tn
I
: uces ai.d
ideil with
nifoui che,
; esioniie Parishes,
as attractive to
troeession moved
it was halted at
the residence of R P. McBride w here
lemonade and cake were profusely
served to rh<* ••Boys' ■ nil their friends
in line. Alter the Parade had been
dismissed a! t House, square the |
various companies took their appnra
tus to their homes, and in response to 1
invitation.* given, visited the residen
ces of L. P. Cailhuief. Grand Marshal.
Ellis Brand. Judge Taylor Beattie,
and J. Me Bourg, Chief of the Eire
Department, at < n-h ,.{ which dwel
lings they were hospitably ruccivetl
and handsomely entertained by bevies
oi fair Ladies and charming hostesses,
n.e various n::a,panics paraded the
; sttct-i.s auil were ertrriained at other
pie.ees dm ing the night, and not until
J
the
nid-night hour
the sound of music .
not a word or act d
luar the Inn atony of
tit! h that
it is doubtful if an
was seen. T'-icti the
did
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i were near
ease. There was
wing the day to
;he occasion, and
ally visitors
intoxicated man
whole ihe Tliir
I tieth Anniversary was one of which
the. Dcpai l inear may be elated, and |
• u j ; i] s p ; t wa< a day which the citizens j
of Thibodaux may remember with ,•
pb asm e their lei eptiou,
citizens ami neighbor
wliich the firemen mav
!'•(*
V .Til 1?
i
Personal.
T::-.. lot
bee
out, and
Lagarde, who ha
. in ab] to I e 1
he Sr.XTXXi i. trusts that he
mav soon r< - ver entire]v.
Among the good people present on j
parade day, were Alikin Bourg, and .
Emile Naquin, of Houma, who always I
icceive a cordial welcome in Tliibo- j
da ax.
Napoleor ville was ably represented I
on parade, day by Dr. Oscar Thibo. j
j d.aux, Marshal ot 1 hibodaux lire Co,
,.•(). !.w.i-ocivjiort s!,oiie out jirota
1 imntly in the jterson of Prudent
Bourg, aid to the Grand Marshal.
Citizens from 'own the bayou re
ports that Mr. Leon F, Camlet, inem
; bet of the Police Jury, third ward,
and Mr. Ilaute.t. teacher of the Loek
j port school, are both critically and
hopelessly ill.
A Careful Culling,
with
As a rule the druggist
try are the most • oful
do everythin'
never fail to make
before expiessing
prominent drug'
of the conn j
ample. Thev
xactness and !
full examination
r an opinion. A
t writes :
Klrkktox, Ga., !
Ijcntlemen -i'lease ship by freight
another case of your incomparable Dr
\\ cstiiiorelau J's CY.Iisaya Tonic. It is
the only preparation of tlm kind I have |
seen that fully bears our the promises I
made by tin seller.
We gnaiaiitee it.
\'ery truly yours.
II. C. Limionos, j
Druggist, and Physician. !
For sale by the Thibodeaux Pliar- j
maev.
Children Cry
for PXSCHXB't
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•!t?;S Gouts' sil.cTI) Shoe.
Il USB AND.—The. are
a perfect
lit for you. I
vj.-e that I !:uve ret*.
lived.
Vi IFE.—Yes; they are
splendid.
Our shoe de
well as a pair <
if any oth;
•r make.
: hey will give you the ,-ser
■lbs ;:k* they will wear ?g
FOI
Thibodauo
Where can be f<
the finest
goods as represented
to.
// AM/L TQH-BEQ;i SHOE CO., ST. LOUIS.
v SALE AT THLl
x Shoe
complex;
ratios, and at prices
and Hat Store.
sfiK-!; A b'hops ami Hals oi
<> Bmef any tompetilion. All
Proprietor.
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Carriase
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• « U#i i liEll ( 0Hi3iS
Blacksmith
hop on
YCKSON STRV.l
Horsosh.)
Feb-22-1890.
C«rSFND YOVll JOB I'BH
TEE SATISFACTION.
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and Wh3slwright,
TO
no a .. w j;
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OFFICE. WE GEAR AN
FOH SALE
To I Si- ,v !lJ S t'.'I M.: ie
jii ('iiita- vt v
r.JOO
street :it I bib d.-mx Li
' l'! 1 '' t" I
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mer Jtiilainy 1' O. u. m
to the I :into
»AlfN
t'EXTINEL.
six bund red and foi; y i
er' s cypress
EilDl,
tbe finest in tin -tut* f]
tlie right bank of buy-au !
i. anil situ it
■d fit
>rr '4
CtlOIJ
Guillot, abov * ttm to .. a oi
I bibuibuix si
.'7. T, 15. S. K. 14. V.
Uttici' at Thibodaux
ipply
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.'Soli i*i* £«» Tax BMs-.co
Xoticc is iici'i '.y sov< n ibat tie
tin* town ot Thiboiinux me now
payers are invited to -all at -:»t
in order to avoid infere-a and cost
M. WALSH.
Jan. 31-91
t*ixe- for
line. Tax
and settle
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COMPI.KTi: IVK.N'S l't'Mi*. UNLINK
and boiler, in Magnolia L:»v* plan
tation, oppositu Labadiax ill*.
Apply to LKVIS !!POS,
No. 5» Telionpitiealas ttreet, New Or>a*fc
May, 1), 90
Mr. F. "Jiiu in >
cuieil me. llesi
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PricA. 1.00 IiT all lini'o'i-ls
W. E. HOWELL.
L. E. MICHELET
Howell & Michelet,
Attorneys and Oounsellors-at-Law,
X.VrOLKOXYMLLE. LA.
Will practise in the State snd Federal Court*.
tSf A member of the firm will be at Tbibodaux
every Monday. MeMtdy
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tit: ;
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Viitl*.
'.mi* k n:
z • Solo.
up* for Trritrati<*n ]inrpo
ir.'i iioilers ;a ^ood or'-ier.
*ss Ul.URUk DIO.NXK,
ciitnicl.
AprU-91-tfo.
>: on ( ii s -mis Ir»ut>'pil
uv cun^h. Siuiialrs :iu 1 1
K. (i'i;;:iiu. II -mt:.i. Lt
LOCKi'oitT i
\i a lueiil!
*ri;
tMl ASS'X.
To
T < W
::e: iield iiythia a-so< iation on
-il nr of October, 1NS9, it was
. 1'luit InMieefortli.il fair shall
lenidit of the sebool fund on
de.v and Sunday ot Jane id ev
. v order of
. ii.KUL ilAitltlOS, Seeretsrv
'■ I' COier AMI IliYiir i.A
h U1 ■ WI.F.II.T |*A! e. KT,
'HU*!!!:#
Saint John
I.rjt.urdie Shippers:
trip:
xvil! si w
navi m-j t
>p* I 1T.
11 :t su.'nt John resumes her
ii: I'.-vmi Lsfoim-h*. lcnvinu
■very I'uesday and Friday, raid
• ; n t'e trad* >:s loni* is
•"mils W'ben danger ef in
threatening your homes and
> r»n»rs of tlie ntesmbout Paint
luded to layup their b' St. rather
th in t tW : *■ *jf tbe rhanees of bri akinlf vonr
)re*u« V.'o merlticeil our personal interest
Mian in your l eh If. but now h* pr snd trust
you w ill "i't< us tlie opportunity of reeuper
utins •. , i;e loss-* I t * liberal slims of your
pat ion d|fe. It will continue to bs onr aim
and purpose to always merit y*ur confldsriee
and i storm.
MAX HT.ANCHARD.
L. 1*. T>EI..*noU8eATE '-Owners
W. f. Al'COIN, )
Mch2S-9l-4t. \
Hrvm yonr Job Work done
•tt this office. Satisfaclioa
guaranteed.