The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume], October 26, 1895, English, Image 3

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'"NOTICE!
Foil Sai.e.
r |E .«lR\15I.E l'lion l'TV for SALEIN
A r hi boil an X. For information
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CHAJ 5 . J. BARKER,
10. C tt. Clerk of Court.
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'Ttucta « xpositioe bids tair to be a
access. j
MS Gallons C.stcrn Ms. lo in Callous, J20
a.ttigtrsA Itros. Perdido St. New Orleans
President Cleveland and his cabinet
have visited 'In
this week and " i
d by die "Crackeis "
Tliat gray beard of yours can be
colored luown or black by Bucking*
ham'* Rye.
The Home Circle Orchestra, after a
ftir months vacation, has again com- j
aienced its regular lehearsals.
Mr. Ernest linger, of Greenwood, j
and Trnselair & Robichaox. of Laurel
Qrove stalled operating their houses
last Monday.
BET YOl'It MONEY
in a good hunk. Time deposits
draw interest ami I lie smallest u>n
«out will open an nccouu. Bank
eflltdiodmix.
Tlie town council lias authorized
the Mater to dispose of the pump and
engine at ilic head of St. Philip and
Market stieets to the best advantage.
The drouth continues and it looks
ns though it will never rain. Dust
rale* supreme and the average mortal
is disgusted with its ieigu.
Wliv suffer with the Headache and
Jiligi ine when you can be relieved by
a tingle dose ot lied-A-Cure, manufac
tured by
The Hed-A-Clre Co.,
Ilaceland, La.
Ask your druggist for it.
Died.—O n Tuesday Get. 2'2d, at his
residence near Schiiever, Mr. Joseph
Roundtree, aged 51 vents. The funer
al took place the following day at 3:30
o'clock p. in. a'. St. Joseph's Catholic
Church.
•Atlanta Exposition i
\ally eutejtain
Mr. mil Mrs. Leo Ledt t of Schnever, /
losing mi last
son Maicellin,
had ti e iiiistoit nut
Tuesday their little
aged 4 vein s.
The m.n i iM.i. extends its sympathy
to the beieaved j,ai<-nts.
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II. C. Minor of [
.-tailed giinding last !
it j,t. J. J. Shaft'er
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Disputrhcs fioni Donaldsonville an
nounce that the let in of court there
La* been adjourned altogether, owing
to the illness ot Judge Walter Guiou.
We hope the Judge is not seriously ill *
and that lie will soon hilly recover his
health.
We learn that Mi
Tenebonne l.r.
Monday and tl
also made a luu dm in
>i gar lieiisi > w ill now
eiation.
the week,
soon be in
'•While down in the southwestern
pait «t the sioti si me time ago," says
Mr. YY. ( halmeis, editor of the Chico
(Cal.) Enti riiriM-, -1 had an attack of
dyseiiteiv. Huvmil; heard ot Chani
berlnin's Colic, Choleia and Diarrhu-a
Remedy 1 bought a bottle. A couple
of doss i ; ,-on,plot ly cured me.
liow I nm ;l ehami ion of that remedy
tor all stoiu.ieh and baivel complaints.
For
all druggists.
On las;
Rolen pie.
of 0111 tow i.
1 uo.-dav morning as Mr.
ii. a well I. now n butcher
starting out to sell
his iii at. h .|n i took flight and ran
aw ay. M : in attempliug to
jail h id the iniMor
tal e to i i: : ' -• one of bis legs.
Wk-uR.-., . v •• gave h.-r f astorta.
'Wli.-u . , .1 1 '.r t'astoria.
Wbeu ^a.e elim-.t to t'astoria.
Wh :. ■ , ... . tl.muCastor!*.
I'all ■!! . (lie esteemed assist- j
art to the v stor of St. Jos mb's
( ! ' e| . . ■ , : m vei.l! da \ s ol last |
w ( ' a V -li .. _ -mile ot bis Colltl ores ot
♦be To . going as far as ()pe
h ... , nil i'aJiei expil sS
e* 1 : le-< ]■ well s ilistied with the ie
811 It of his t rip
A strong i tin! t is making in some
(juarteis to bi 11 g out Judge McEuery
toi the govi: mu skip against Governor
hostel. If lie should consent to allow
the use of his name we may expect a
lively campaign. Rather late, though,
to bring him out.
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t-.Vr m N * Bnr *?. n ,,,ad « a O.vinjs trip
to the Greece lit City ibis week. 1
Mr. (Jiarlestnn K. Beattie went to
Houma last Wednesday on business
Rev. A. Dubonrg gave tbe Sentinki
it pleasant call last Monday.
Gov. Knoldoeli visited Houma this
week on business before the court.
Mr. Sam Blum made a bnisiness trip
to New Orleans on last Mondav and
returned Wednesday.
Mr. Ernest Rogers of Greenwood,
made a trip to New Oilcans aud Bav
St. Louis this week.
Mrs. Harry Howell of New Orleans
is spending some time in Thibodaux
witb lo r mother, Mrs. St. Martin.
Misses Tlierese Folse and Celeste
Men u»-t ot A .sumption were the
guest ol Mrs. Henry Choi this week.
Mr. Auguste Robicbnux and sister
^', ss Louise spent several days in New
Orleans this week.
I he Sentinki. reeeive-l a pleasant
eall from Mr. Louis Gaude of La
fourche Crossing on last Thursday.
Mr. Ciias Dupre left for Jeanerelte
last Monday where lie will remain a
few months.
Major S. T. Grisamore, and Hon. II.
N. Coulon attended the water ways
convention in Vicksburg.
Mrs. J. J. Daigre visited Houma
last Saturday and returned home
Monday accompanied by her sister
Miss Nellie Bourg.
Misses Bella and Irma Levy of Don
aldsonville, after spending a few
weeks in town tiie guests of Miss Jennie
Blum, returned home last Sunday.
Miss P. Cummings of New Orleans
who had been the guest of Mrs. R. H.
Allen of Rienzi Plantation, for some
ti ne, returned home hist Thursday.
Mr. Edward M. Perrin of Neyv Or
leans, was here !a*t Sunday on a visft
to his venerable mother ana brother
and sister.
Mr. Chavis J. Barker, clerk of court
has been on the sick list but is now
out and about again, and looking as
well as ever.
Mrs. Thos. Alberti, proprietress of
the Strangers' Hotel, after spending a
week iu Lake Charles, returned home
last Monday.
Mr. Raoul Lagarde, one of the affa
ble clerks employed in the establish
ment of II. C. Choi A Co., is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Victoria Triche, of Paiucourt
ville letitrned home last Sunday after
a visit <>f four weeks to her daughter,
Mrs. J. N. Wright.
Invitations will be out shortly for a
grand dance to be given by the St.
Charles Brass Band, at their ball on
the Melodht plantation a few miles
below Thibodaux.
Legendre, of New Or
/ Mi . Josepn
leans, n native ot this place, speut
last Sunday here as the guest of his
brother Mi. P. F. Legendre, the cour
teous chief clerk of court.
Rev. (.'has. Tessier, pastor of the
Chinch of Noire Dame de Prompt Se
coursj Chachbay, left last Monday on
a irip to Canada, whither he goes to
visit his aged father and other rela
tives. The Reverend Father expects
to be away about one month's time.
Our confrere of the Comet, Mr. John
I B. Taylor and wife left last Friday
[ week tor Atlanta. They formed pari
! of the Press Gang which assembled in
the Crescent City and took the exenr
sioii for the Southern Cotton Exposi
tion in the famous Georgia City. We
trust they have had an enjoyable trip.
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Mr. Theogene Caillonet who started
grinding last Mouday week on his
Orange Grove plantation, has had
soine*"tionble with his boilers. He was
obliged to cool dow n to have some de
fect icpaired. Fortunately but little
time was lost.
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Mr. J. Iv. Fowler, secretary and
treasurer of the Cormne Mill, Canal
and Stock Co., of Coriune, Utah, in
speaking ot Chamberlain's Cough
Reined V%ay 8 : -1 cousidei it the best
in the maiket. 1 have used many
kinds but finu Cliamberlain's the most
prompt and effictual iu giving relief,
: ,nd now keep no other in my home."
when troubled with a cough or cold
jrjve this remedy a trial and we assure
you that you will be more than pleased
with the iesult. For sale by all drug
joists.
We know whereof we afiiiin when
we state that Ayer's Pills, taken
promptly, at tlie first symptoms of
colds and fevers, arrest further prog
ress of these disorders, aud speedily
stole the stomach, liver, aud bowels
to their normal and regular action.
The Bankers' Association held a
meeting in Atlanta. Ga., on the 17th
instant" at, which the financial system
of tin- 1 nited States was fully dis
cussed. Ex United States Treasurer
Atkinson addressed the bankers and
reviewed the monetary system and
policv of the United States, and pro
nounced the Sherman act, containing
the famous purchasing clause, of which
we have all heard so much, to have a
gigantic blunder in tinaucieiing from
the effects ot which the country bus
not vet fully recovered.
Children Cry for
A Good Medicine
Wife Cure d of Rheumatism
Husband's Health Improved by
Hood's Sarsaparilla
** Cl L Hood A Co., Lowell, Maas.:
" My wife waa suffering severely with
rheumatism. I purchased a bottle of
Hoood's Sarsaparilla and ahe was soon bet
ter, and after
taking several
bottles she was
perfectly well.
Sbe has never
been attacked
with rheuma
tism since. She
feels confident
that Hood's Sar
sa par ilia accom
plished this
Change, and says
Bhe can recom
mend it as a
good medicine.
Mrs. Theresa Foster Aa for myself, I
Hall's .station,Ais. bad no appetite
but Hood's Sarsaparilla soon made me
hungry all the time. I am a sawyer for E.
B. Chichester, manager of the Tuscaloosa
Lumber Co., whose testimonial, accom
Hood's 5 #» IJ Cures
panied by his portrait, yon have already
received in commendation of Hood's Sar
saparilla. There are also several others of
my shopmates who
Have Taken Hood's Sarsaparilla
and realized the best results. I can rec
ommend it as a good medicine and a friend
to the sick. I hope you will print this
letter." W. C. Foster, Hull's Station, Ala.
N.B. Be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Hood'S Pills cure liver ills, constipation,
indigestion, jaundice, sick headache, etc. 25 c.
.on the occasion of . the thirty-third
During the excitement of the fire in
Algiers last Sunday, such a crowd of
visitors from New Orleans congrega
ted on the bridge leading from Algiers
feiry-liouse to the boat, that the
structure gave way and a hundred of
persons were precipitated into the
river. A woman was repo ted drown
ed, several children missing and over
twenty persona injured. Those that
witnessed tin catastrophe sav that it
was terrible and heart-rending in the
extreme to see such a mass of human
ity struggling for life in the wateis of
the Mississippi amidst the debris of
the crumbled bridge; and the only
wonder is that more did not perish
in the great excitement which ensued.
D'd you get a sample bottle of
Greig's lied-A-Cur f If so be sure to
try it on the first occasion you have.
On last Friday week. the Thibodaux
Band, accompanied by some few
friends of that courteous young man,
Mr. Philip L. Brand, the efficient assis
taut cashier of the ThiUodtiux Bank,
betook themselves to his pretty home,
and treated him to a genuine surprise
anniversary ot his life. It. proved a
complete suriirise to Mr. Brand who
was much embarrassed but his good
wife who had been let into the secret
bad every thing arranged to tender
tiie gay serenaders n delightful enter
tainment which all enjoyed.
From the report ot the grand jury of
Terrebonne, published in our esteemed
coteuiporary the Houma Courier, we
judge the Police Jury of our sister par -
ish must be considerably exercised.
The grand jury lias been after that
body with a red hot poker.
In many cases, the first work of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is to expel the ef
fects of the other medicines that have
been tried in vain. It would be a sav
ing of time and money if experimen
ters took Ayer's Sarsaparilla at Jirst
instead of ot taut.
The Atlanta Exposition has served
to bring out the negroes of :he United
States as industrial factors. The ad
miiable and sensible address of Prof.
Booker, a leader of that race, on open
ing day. lias won praise and commen
dation from all sections of the coun
try, and there is no doubt that it the
negroes were to cast their lives on tbe
lines laid by him they would fare far
better and become more useful citi
zens. Their display at the exposition
is quite creditable to them.
THE HED-A-CUIi CO.
RAI KT ANO, I.A.. AlTGrsT lvi .. j
i.rcies lied• A Cur reli> veil both myself I
Ullil wile nf severe attacks nf Jfeailacll. 1 j
lieurtilv recommend it to all sufferers.
» EDMOND HOME.
Ol'KLOUSAS, Jill, 14, INC,. j
Mr. .1. D. IE Ureig:
Dear sir:—I have used your'-Ilcil a Cur," j
and tirul that it is an exueUrntnieilicmr. and j
will do all y«u claim fur it. 1 have heen a
vietiie. of sick headache for years, and your |
medicine is about : he only tiling that 1 have
found which gives me almost instant relief, j
anil does iv-t leave deleterious effects. 1 I
heartily recommend it.
Respectfully,
(HAS. VV. Du HOY. Att y at-luw.
AVIS.
OPRLOUSAS, t.K 10 MAI, IV*:..
t'ne dose de Filed-ad 'nr dt- Kreig a gueri
in a femme d'un mauvais mat de tete neu
ralgiiiue dans moins dt- vingt minutes apres
que lu dose a ete don nee. M. NKZAT.
Price 50 cents. Ask your dealer for it.
Prepared by
THE HED A-CUR CO.
Raeehtml, La.
Hold in Tliibodauxby
UoTB cfiS^ c .V >x ' Tlr '
Pitcher's Castoria.
ior the i.e
W\ ~—
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§m ML
7 m.. \.
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KIHG.
Over Cue 31 a 15 i o a People wear the
W„ l ., Dou^ias £3 and $4 Shoos.
Theycwo tL°t£iv' 1?"~V '7 ««isfactinry.
•: •' •; • : vil.
••-•I ■- t ca tulo.
—not iiu;.ply you we can.
.'A irtnifit,
,ly -
ti--k 5 w!> 3 «v»w '0 Cordovan, French
id nncijrfl <'nil' ond Ranrarqc.
flHiS 1ST® Best-;---;
W. L. Doiiciar,
Brocktoo, Muse#
ELLIS BRA.UD'S SONS.
Co. Limited
THE OLD HELL ]DLL 0.\ E PRICE
* e «RN!::iEPSJMB HATTERS
29, 31 AND 33 CANAL SV. COB, MORTH PETERS,
M:iv ORLEANS LA
May.28-94-lyr. __
THIBODAUX
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A PROSPEROUS HOME.
Husband. — "Why, it s just a year ago tomorrow that we were
married."
Wife. — " So it is; and, do you know, I am wearing the same pair of
shoes that I was married in, and they ar.e not half worn out."
Husband. —-" So am I."
Wife. — "Why, how strange. Mine were made by the Hamilton
Brown Shoe Co., of St. Louis—their Ladies' Hand Sewed."
Husband. — "And mine are their Men's $4.00 Shoe."
(ii.
" Well, let's stick to them for shoemakers for the rest of our lives, for
their shoes wear as finely as they look."
HA MIL T0N-B ROW N SHOE CO.
FOR SALE. AT i\HR
Thibodaux Shoe and Hat Stored
Corner Main and St. Philip Streets,
Opposite Thibodeaux Drug Store.
Where can be found a complete stock of Shoes and Hats of
the finest grades, and at prices to meet any competition, A.J1
goods as represented.
Emile J. BRAUD, Proprietor.
, Sr.,
THIBODAUX
Liverv, Feed 1 Sale Stables,
JACKSON STREET.
FirstCla;
HEARSE (
WITH
Heavy W Jill«
or Black Drapery.
THE FINEST
Carriages
BOTH
Hi Open iV Close
J Lf Etc,, Etc.
Finest and Largest Assortment of Caskets and Coffins
C3P C AV.-R I AG E S ALWAYS READY WITH N EAT AND C*iSEFUI. DRIVERS.
Blacksmith and Wheelwright,
up ti I A J \S H S r RSET. wlinrn I am prepared to ilo all work in thatline
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
Feb-22-1890.
tP*-SEND YOUR JOB RPINTING TO TDISH)FFICE. WE GIJARAX
TEE SATISFACTION.