The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume], September 24, 1892, English, Image 3

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Jmsiisofthe "Tliibodaux Skntinf.l
ify.m wish to increase your
Nothing iike it.
business
\ new advent in
JJr.K A. Frost on
the [letso'.i ot
giatulatioiis.
the fiouselioltl o
la.-r Thursday ii
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arnoX.—We are letpiested to an- j
Bounce that the Sisters of the Cetivent
0 f tiu* Immaculate Conception will give
_6vaml Fair on the spacious convent j
Miiiih situated 'mar Lubadicvilie. on
Saturday
a«i2.
inti Sunday, Oct. 1st and 2d,
Rkki* voUi: hk.vd.vi in; —If you pre
fev, but a dose of Piestou's Ilead-Ake
■will cure it in lh minutes. That's
Ttliat it will do—and if it smudd fad to
doit, it won't cosi you a cent. \ ou
only for the good you get. It is a
for all headaches.
pay <
Marauteed cute
gold by all druggists every where.
\Ve welcome with pleasure among
our exchanges il Le Moustique" whose
initial "limber appeared on Wednes-j
day. the 14di inst. published in New
Orit'niis. ami edited bv Mr. Lament
Francium, None but Mr. Fraucioni
*wlio>e wit and humor is so well known,
OOtdd have given it such a name. It
jg full of.since, wit and humor.
Tlie Tax layers are notified that the j
jhwessur of the Parish has handed in '
his asse-smeiit lolls, and that the taxes j
foi 1892 ate now due and payable to
P. E. Lorio, Sheriff, and ex-officio;
Tux Colic-cior of the Parish of Lafour- ,
the.
Soi-i'iiN its m Kit its.—P reston's Hed
Ake i> an lin'ailii.g cure lor any and
every form ot Headache. It will cure
join headache in 15 minutes, it is
guarnulcdl to do that, or money refund
ed. Did you ever receive a fairer of
fer? If it Ones not do what we claim,
we don't want.your money. No cure,
lio pay.
There eid b a grand Musical Eu
tertaimi.e;.! at N&poleonvillc this eve
ning a"* 1 t>nni! row evening. Several
Brass Kmds will be in attendance.
One luimkcd brass iustfumeuts will
play at mice. Our celebrated Tliibo-j
dans Kiass Hand will participate.
Lovers of music, this is your chance
to a gland musical treat.
Grand fair. —Do not forgot that
Bev. Fat her Vigmux will give a Grand
Fait at S. Mary's Catholic Church
near Km' land, on Saturday and Sun
day.O' . Island 2nd, 181)2, the pro
ceeds of which will be to erect the
steeple of said
of funds lias m»t yet been built. Then
Ttill he "inu eiuents of all kinds, such
a* hors lacing, papegeai, &*e.. and a
"well eipnjiped restauiaut furnished
with all tli,- delicacies that the season
can ulford, all at. moderate prices.
Yotir gein-i mis patronage is earnestly
•olicited. I'liibodaux Brass Band will
be inattemhnee.
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huridi nhteli ftir want
' Thf qi F.FNOF cures.— Creole Fe
male Ionic is a certain and speedy
remedy far all foi ms of female de
rangement-. It will cute the worst
form of prolapsus uteri after
oians ha\ ■ 11 : <>\ ed of no avail,
stood tla* test, and to-day it
most jMip'tl.i. remedy in the
jt is a sple* did. tonic.
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plivai
It 'has
in the
South.
The nniuber of the
Mea! 1: rnal" appeared iu July
last. It 1 - published monthly by the
C J. t a .taps-in Real Estate and Loan 1
H cn<y, 'ii<! devoted to the agricul
tural, c ahuiorciid ami imliistri.il inter
ests oi , I*e Paiisli of St. Landry and
Son11 1 V tern Louisiana. We wel
come b 0111 * exchanges.
"Opelousas
For u.
foi nex :
of our i,i
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" space, we have reserved
the ciiininal proceedings
tiict ('ourt.
i ag.— That tired feeling.
ii regularities, supprrs
i diseases of Lhe female 01
;eiiiately relieved and
* ir.ed by u.-ing the great
* *' ite. Creole Female Ton
• ) iil.1 up weakly women
* :a strong. It restores
ns. uni;
fijo M. n.
When B.
Urtor.*:
Vh.*\!.:
■Wheu .4
:j, fchc cried for Ca. u : ia.
.is*, she clnntr to Cast aria,
rcii, Eho gavel!:.*.a Cost or ia.
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p,. lr f. ., , i i . ,
iKuiv , i Geshann, the celebrated
. c,Mn> r am; Mind R*-adcr. will exliib
it at the Opera House in Tliibodaux on
Btxt Momhiy and Tuesday, Sept. 26th
•nd 27th, lsfi'2. He is a wonderful
®iaa. Come aud see for yourselves.
Mr. L. F. Suthon, the binding lawyer
of the Houma bar, was in attendance
before the District Court in Tliibodaux
on last Saturday.
Mr. Clias. S. .Mathews, one of our
prosperous sugar planters and owner
of the Georgia Plantation in this par
ish was a visitor to our town on last
Sunday.
Miss Lama Com teau, a fascinating
young lady from New Orleans, is on a
visit in Tliibodaux since Sunday. She
is tin* guest ot Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Alberti.
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We are glad to see that Mr. Ji lin D.
I'ulford, wlio has been suffering with
paralysis for some time, is improving
daily. He is aide to go about almost
without the aid of a walking cane. If
this continues on, lie will soou be him
seif again.
Mr. James Cherault reached Thibo
danx on Friday the Kith inst., and on
Saturday evening opened up his bar
ber shop- He has it litted up neatly and
elegantly, and is now ready to accom
odate those wlio will favor him with
their patronage.
Mr. Clay Naquin, in charge of tnasou
ty on the sugar {limitation belonging to,
Mr. F. C. Yiguerie ou Week's Island
came over to Tliibodaux on last Sun
day morning to spend his 34th birth
day with his family. Our sincere wish
es of twice thirty-four birthdays to you,
; friend Clav.
Mr. II. Buell, the efficient book-keep
er of Hush Grove, moved his family to
Tliibodaux on Friday, the 16tli inst.
We cordially welcome him among us.
The object of Mr. Boell's removal, is
to afford him facilities to send nis chil
dren to school. He still continues his
services with Hush Grove, leaving here
on Monday mornings, and returning
on every Saturday.
Mr. Zacli Champagne, formerly em
ployed at the "Tliibodaux Sentinel,"
imt now at Graham's in tiie City
of New Orleans, is spending a
few days vacation in Tliibodaux among
his relatives.
Mr. Tlteogene J. Caillouet, the pros'
jierons sugar planter of Chackbayi
paid a pleasant visit to our sanctum
on last Wednesday. Although quite
advanced in age, Mr. Caillouet is still
hale and hi arty. His sugar cane crop
is one of the finest in the parish. He
is delighted with the line and cool
weather we have had for the last ten
days, and believes it will assist and
does assist the crop to mature rapidly,
so that by the time sugar-rolling be
gins, the cane will be rich in sacchar
ine matter.
Don't Take Our Word,
Hal call your druggist to one side and
ask him pi i vately which of all the rem
edies advertised to cure Rheumatism
In 1 would recommend. If lie is posted,
and conscientious, be will tell you that
Dr. Drummond's Lightning Remedy ...
f | |p )(I) |y one ,| |yt ( gf wl3 H reward of
$500 foi it case it will not cure. With
sensible people this is the strongest
recommendation. Price $5 per bottle.
Sent to any address prepaid on receipt
of priee. Drummond Medicine Co.,
48-50 Maiden Lane, New York. * * * *
Agents wanted.
Mrs. J. N. Wright, the popular
milliner and dry goods dealer, corner
Market ami St. Louis Streets, wishes
to inform iter friends and the public in
general, that she lias received in her
various Stock, a full line of cloaks,
blazeis, jackets, beaded capes, dross
trimmings, .-such us beads, silk plush,
i velvet, and other trimmings, too nu
merous to mention: and will have
(shortly embroidered silk for fancy
!■work. Give !i *r atrial and be •con
■ inccd.
Good weather.— l lie good weather
that has set in lor the last ten days,
has been productive of good results,
Rice harvesting has been pushed for
wai. . ami ,s about completed : plan
,, !S ,la ^ I ,lll!ed :u,<5 8
corn, and nave cut and saved their pea
vine ami crab grass bay without any
trouble, and tiie sugar cane is matur
ing rapidly. Should this good weather
continue on to the grinding season,
which no doubt, will begin very short
ly, our sugir planters will begin it>W
,ng under tne most nuspumms condm
nous. Every planter is putting ins
sugar-lntiisc in tliorouirh condition,
and will Ik* iu full blast by the 15th ot
October. Burring unforeseen event*,
tiie sugar eiop this year will be one of
tiie largest ever raised in the state.
As far a* the rice crop is concerned, it
v\ill almost doable that of last year.
A Cure Far Twenty Cents.
Any remedy sold at one dollar a hot
t ie which claims to cure Rheumatism,
is simply an imposition, for when all
expenses aie deducted, it leaves not;
more than lwcnt\ cents to represent:
the medicine. Dr. Drummonds Eight
ning Remedy, which is performing
such wonderful cures tliat it is being!
prescribed by the medical faculty every
where, is compounded at great expense
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from rare drugs, and cannot be sold
for less than Five Dollars a bottle.
But it always cures. Sent prepaid to
any address on receipt of price.
Drummond Medicine Co., 48-50 Maiden
Lane, New York. Agents wanted.
The excursion given last Sunday to
Crowley from this place by the lliibo
daux Fire Co. No. 1 ami the Home
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1, proved
quite a success, socially, and will not
soon be forgotten by the excursionists
wlio were so courteously and hospita
bly received by the kind and chival
rous citizens af the beautiful little town
of Crowley.
As announced, tIn* excursion train
left Tliibodaux at 8:15 a. m. ou Sunday
with about 225 excursionists from our
town and the parish; when it reached
Crowl y, which was about 1:30 p. m.,
tne crowd was some 400 strong. They
•were leccivcd by a select committee of
Crowley, composed ot Messrs. Taylor
of the editorial staff of the "Crowley
Signal", Senater Hays, Philip Cliap
pi'is, and Hon. J. C. Lyons, ex-meml>er
of the House of Repiesentatives, and
escoifed to the Opera House, where
Mr Taylor delivered an address of
welcome, and was responded tp by
Hon. 11. N. Coulon and Capt. R. It. Mc
Hiide, representing the two fire com
panies mulei wjiose auspices the excur
sion was given, in well chosen and be
fitting language, and then some of the
crowd dispersed throughout the town,
visiting the different places of impor
tance, while others remained in the
hall participating in the dunce until it
was time to leave.
The good peopio of Crowley bad pre
pared refreshments of all kinds, a:.d
the excursionists were allowed t > par
ticipate fiee of charge.
Carriages had been prepared and
placed at the disposal of the excursion
committee composed of Messrs. II. N.
Coulon. R. R McBride, Paulin Naquin
and I'. A. DeManade, who. availing
themselves of the opportunity, took a
pleasact ride in the country.
At (J p. m. the whistle was blown,
and shortly after the excursionists were
home bound, reaching Tliibodaux at.
11:30, all perfectly satisfied with the
pleasant day they had spent in the
beautiful parish seat of the parish of
Acadia.
The grateful people of Tiiibodaux ex
press the hope that the day is nut fat
off when the good and hospitable* citi
zens of Crowley will give an excursion
to Tliibodaux, to afford its citizens an
opoitunity to give them a teception
such as they received at Crowley on
the 18th inst.
A PLEASANT EVENT.
The literary reunions given under
the auspices of the Catholic Knights of
America are at wavs looked forward to
.vith much pleasurable anticipation.
These Knights are to be congratulated
upon stimulating in this town a taste
for literary and intellectual recreation.
The success hitherto attained by ti.e
p nmotois of these literary reunions is
in sufficient indication that there is bl
tcUigenee enough to appreciate some
thing besides dog shows amJ minstrel
performances.
The large and select attendance at
the last reunion, wlcch took place on
the historic fourteenth of .September,
were treated ti. a novelty iii the shape
of recitations by three talented young
ladies of Tliibodaux. Miss Laura La
garde, Miss Fanny Ku >b!och, and Miss
Bettte Choi, the two lirst in English
selections, an 4 the last named in a
French recitation, displayed marked
ability in elocution, ami w - re enthusi
astically applauded and laden with
floral offerings. The three young la
dies, wiio recited, were graceful, ^elf
possessed, aiul charmed every one by
their modest and earnest portrayal of
the sentiments embraced in their se
lections. From the success achieved
by these, charming young ladies, we
presume it will not be difficult to se
cure others for future reunions. La
dies who have the God-given ability to
deliver the thoughts of the best writers
en the platform, should he encouraged
to participate in the family entertain
meuts given under the auspices of the
local Branch of the C. K. of A.
Pl .„ { - Clu)1 delivered ou the occasion
last leiuiitm S p|e„did address,
in French, on Christum fiatemitv.
The Pri , f . announced that this was Ids
d ,. eSjJ ju b;ic _ fol . Ulc leasou that llt5
||Ug tht . voic0j the tak . lPj aud t!lc s ,]f
maiden discourse before a mixed audi
ence of ladies and gentlemen. If he
did so well in what was his first effort,
what, could iie not do after a little
practice ? \Ye predict that Prof. Choi
will he called upon often for an ad
possession to become a successful or
ator.
We must not overlook the recitation
of Judge A. F. Kuobloch on the occa
sion, who in his usual oratorial style,
entertained the audience with Cata
line's defiance.
By all means, say we, let tiie Catho
lic Knights continue their famous liter
art reunions, tor they have become
quite a feature in the intellectual life
of the town.
j'y' louse near Latourebe Crossing, ou o
about the 2nd of June 1892. a liav til v about
t year u!ul a half old. * 3
Owuer con obtain same l>y identifying ind
siKii notice.
STAYED ON THE PREMISES OF U. TOL'
louso near l.afomcbo Crossing
proving piuperty, and paying costs, within HO
days, or said filly will be sold to sa'isfv saul
ousts. B. T. BLAKE.
J. oi the P. find. Ward Lafourche.
Tliibodaux, La., Sept, filth, 1892.
WHITMELL P. MARTIN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
thibodaux, la.
W 111 practice in Lafourche, Terrebonne,
Assumption, Ascension, St. Janies, aiut St.
.Mary.
ttg-Speeial attention given to Collecting.
Aug. 27-92-ly.
One pa
portable engine
W li ulo is in a mat
p or
\ liiitler
boilers complete one
one peddling cart, the
del*.
Sl.x LEBLANC.
White liosc Plantation.
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THIBODAUX COL
TIIIBODAUX, LA.
LEGE.
Reopens on Monday, Septetnlier .">th. The
course ot studies is thorough and compre
hensive, embracing all the brr.nem s reijui
site for a soliti and accomplished, as well as
Christian education. Pupils of all grades an*
admitted.
For further particulars, address
iiRO. .SPARE/,
Aug.-27-It. Principal.
LA. STATE UNIVERSITY,
A. and M. College,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
Next session begins October 7.til, !*'.(2,
Four Courses ot study. Able faculty. Free
tuition. Living expenses >14').all tor the ses
sion of nine months,
l or Catalogue or information, address
COL. J. U . N It'HoLSON,
President.
Or A. M. HARDXEE,
secretary.
Aug.-27-92-4t Baton Rouge. La.
Advertise in the (Sentinel
THIBODAUX
Family Scene alter puichasiug Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co.'s Ladies'
and dents' Shoe.
11USBAND'They are a perfect fit for you. I hope they will give you the ser
vice that 1 have received.
WIFE.—Yes; they are splendid. Our shoe dealer tells me they will wear as
well as a #5.00 pair of any other make. ^
VAMiLTQN-^ROWN SHOE CO., ST. L0Urf>
FOR BALE AT FHR
Thibodaux Shoe and Hat Store
Where can be found a complete stock of Shoos and Hats 4 1
the finest grades, and at prices to meet any competition. All
goods as represented.
E. J. BRAUD, Proprietor.
FEAHKTOFFMMN, Sr.,
Livery, Feed
a
JACKSON
Caif CL i
STREET.
Stables.
First-Class
HEARSE
WITU •
Heavy Wliite
or Black Drapery.
till
mi
l HE FINEST
Carriages
MU I C
& Colse
, Ilte
Finest aiul Largest AssorHiient of; Caskets and Collins
CPCaLRIAGES ALWAYS READY WITH NEAT AND CAREFUL DRIVERS.
Blacksmith and Wheelwright,
Shop on JACKSON STREET, where I am prepared to do all work iu that line.
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
Feb-22-1890.
STSEND YOUR JOB PRINTING TO THIS OFFICE.
TEE SATISFACTION
WE
SC
GUARAN
State Normal School,
NATCHITOCHES, LA.
Reopens Oct. 3,1882. liotli sexes admitted
Attendance last session 270. Faculty of elev
en able instructors. I nsurpassed inbeauty
and health!*uincss of location, thoroughness
of instruction, and perfection of discipline.
Diploma entitles holder to First Grade teach
er's certificate without examicf-iiin. Tui
tion free. Total expense need not exceed
$110 per annum. For particulars, address
THUS. 1). 150 VI),
Aug 20 !f2-2-m. President.
Chamberlain-Hunt Academy
\v.
I'iliir (.1 ltSON, M ISS.
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C. GUTIlitTI', A. 3,, Principal.
A !■(llvDIXG .SCHOOL FOR 15 ()Yf.
Rates extremely low owing to endow
ment. Healthful location in tiie "hill coun
try, on L., N. o. A T. railway. Buildings
adrqtc^e. M**thodsof instruction the most
approved. Home influences. Catalogues on
application. Address
SECRETARY C.-H. ACADEMY,
Port Gibson, 51 ijs.
Next Session begins Sept. 20th, 1S92.
J v -9,-Jim.
TULANE UNIVERSITY,
OF LOUISTA XA.
Tulane University embraces College, High
School. II. Sophie Newcomb Memorial
College for Young Women, Law and
Medical Departments. The College has
four parallel courses : Classical, Literary,
Scientific and Engineering. Next Annual
Session of file Academical Department,
including the II. Sophie Newcomb Col
lege, begins October ;:rd. Law Depart
ment. opens November 14th. Xledical
D partin' tit, October 17tli.
For special or general catalogues, apply to
the Secretary of the University, Tulane
Hall.
WM. PRESTON JOHNSTON.
•Je-26-3-111. President.