The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume], January 25, 1896, English, Image 3

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LOCAL
/» 4 . t,
To Oni* 2 'riemls.
-IlfK. AliTIint HUFFMAN IH OUR VU
Jal thorized solicitor »nil collector.
He is autliorizecl to receive subscriptions
Orders for job work, make collections ami
gsuc receipts.
Any courtesy extended to him will be ap
preciated. F. SANCAN,
ManaK'ni; Kditor.
Ml Joseph Kossignol, ;t wortlil
ami industrious voting artisan of
T1iil><><iaiix lias moved down the bayou
Tvheie lie intends to make his homo.
Ih. H ('nvai.Hiiglt (>)>1 11 ii.: 1 1 ni<* Op
tieian, "ill arrive about Feb. Gt!i.
S| ectacles fitted to order. Eyes ex
amined fret*. Office at Stranger's
Hotel.
1 UWO Gallon? Cistern 51s. 15iH) Gallons, $;o
ft. Kigusft Bios. 60 l'erdido St. New Orleans
On i amiable confrere of the Assump
tion 1'innerr, genial John Marks, Eat],
lias leeeived the nomination of his
paity for tepresei.tative of his native
paiisli. Our congrut illations, Bro.
•Minks, ami success to your cause.
DamhiifV leads to blanching and
baldness. Cure it with Hall's Hair
Renewer.
The New York Sunday YYoild all i
Sunday Herald, newspapers, maga
zines Ac., always for sale at McBridc'e
News Depot on very low terms.
S. T. GRISAMORE.
News Dealer.
\\'e ate reliably infoimed through a
special committee sent to investigate,
tout the I'aiisli Diedge Boat now
cutting a connecting canal between
l).i\ou L'Eau Bleu ami Brand Bay on,
Mouth ot Lake Fields, is doing good
and fast work, and that the project is
fulliid to be perfectly leasable.
Kki*v< iK-N in Hats.—T he season
being advanced Mrs. .1, X. Wright ni
trites those w hn need a hat to call at
lo r stole, coiner Market and St. .Louis
•Sts., ami get a tine hat for little money
At tin- eigaiii/.alioii of the new Dem
ocratic l'attsh Central Committee tlie
lollowii.g oftieers were chosen, viz:
3'lesitieiit. L. 1'. Caillouef ; Vice Pres
ident. 1 . \\ . Nicliolls; Secretary, S.
r f. I i i isairoie ; Ti easuier, 1'. J). Kent ;
{Sergeant-at-arms, L. J. l iosclair.
Ayer s Hair Vigor is certainly a re
liiiiikat.le preparation and nothing like
it lias ever been ptodueed. No matter
how wir\ and unmanageable the hail
may be, under flu* influence of ibis
incomputable dressing, it becomes
soft, si.k\, and pliable to the comb
and brush.
KEEP Y01U MONEY
iu a good hank. Time deposits
draw interest ami the* smallest am
ount w ill opeu an accouu. Bank
of iliihodaux.
\ eiy Rev. Father Menard's last
will "a- admitted to probate last
"Wednesday. Mr. Bomion T. Blake is
constituted mnvt-isal legatee and tee
taiueiit.ily executor. It is understood
that lie i> given instructions in a jni
Aate letter■from the testator with te
Sards to the latter's wishes.
N I.M People needing first grade
SSYKI'P battery syrup, choice cooler
and molasses, or tine open train
JSUGAK sugar, should lose no time
in making known their wants to Mr.
Gcotge Dionne, of Ihe Enterprise
plantation, who will supply them with
first class articles, at very reasonable
prices.
Mr. Thomas Henry was thrown from
his horse last Saturday and was pnin
Jully hint. At one time it was feared \
that he had received serious internal
injury but Ins -nany frieucs will be
glad to leai ii that that fear was ground
less ami that Mr. Beaty is now doing
Veil.
Soli u*
time :i^o Mr. Simon Goldbiuiiu
«>t S;ili
,ul> Re\, Cal..
was troubled
■With u
hiu.i back and
t heumatism.
Jit- list (
Chamberlaic's
I'aiit Balm and
si piom
■I cllle « as ( If'*(
ted. He savs
In* !,:i
.-nee advised
iiiiiiiv of his
liicnci'
to 1 1 \ it and all
who have (lone
H> Im \ (
spoken highly of it. It is lot
t-llli l*_v
all diuggisis.
'1 i i l
( nut to our <
xehaiige table
Jnsl w.
ek. The Sdlllll
■nt Punier, a
ncil,b
la w spap. l | 111
fished tit New
( >1 U-:i -
and devoted to
the agiicultu
ral n dt
,stts of 1 he s(
ntliern states.
The u
a her oriole us i
s N»». 2 <>f vol.
!I and i
.on _ h di iii inn! i'
oil? s'/.o i> very
pi. :
(b'e ill make up and matter.
ll i- pi.
b; -lied b\ tlie
Southern Far
IIICI 1
and lias an
able editorial
401 ]>".
V c w ish it si
jde.iM d
to welcome it
as one ot out
•Weekly
\ i^ltol s.
_______
lev i!
it ion cal ds at e 1
uU announciug
tin- ■
T la e of out csU
cined con Here.
3'. !.
'm,*and. ot tin*
Valley of the
>f 1 .11 aux lb id
gc, with Miss
(..il nn
e Bichat (1. oil
to-dav at 5
€»\ 'i ck
p. in. St. Be
nard Church,
j!le:iu\
bridge.
itaron and regret our inability to
end.
iVe extend our confrere our hear
«t ( otigiatulatious and our sinceiest
-lies lor a long life of happiness aud
isperity with his chosen help-meet.
<C ^ * »***'.
Judge I,. P. Cii ilionet has been
laid u,> this Week willi l lieu mat ism.
Mr. Philip J. Kunblock, a prospe
rous jouug merchant of lower La
fourche was in town last Tuesday.
Mr. Hector Lacroix, of the Vaclie
tie settlement, paid our town a short
visit last Tuesday.
Messrs. L. F. Sutl.nn, H. C. Menor
and L. C. Morse, prominent citizens
of 1 erreboi,ne, visited Ttiibodaux,
last Tuesday.
Mi H. \\ . Barton Democratic candi
liaie t<>i o-presentative of Terrebonne
atol Mr. ('. A. Duval the popular uses
sor ot Tern-bonne, passed through
heie last Monday on their way to Na
I'oleoi; ville and again on their return
ti ip \\ ednesday. Their many friends
were glad to meet them.
( bambet lain s t'oiigli Remedy is fa
mo.is for its cures of bad colds. I
opens tin* secretions, lelieves the
lungs and aids nature in restoring the
s.vsi. m r.» a healthy condition. It
lieely used as ....... as the cold has
be*Ti cmiti acted, and before it has be
come settled in the system, it greatly
lessens the seventy of the attack anil
has often cured in a single uav what
could i ave been a severe cold. Foi
sale by all druggists.
When Baby was sick, we gave tier Castoria.
When slie was a Child, site cried for Castoria.
When siie became Miss, sbe clung to Castoria.
Y\ ht*u she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
DOXATTOXS TO 77/E TOUBO
FA 11!.
The show window of the stole of
Messrs. S. Blum A Sous pn-seuted
iptile an attraettve appearance all the
week with its splendid display of ar
tistic objects donated by the charita
ble people of our town for the benefit
of the I'etuo Fair. Silver-ware and
at ti cie needle woik were them in pro
fusion. Mr. Sam Blom who has been
instrumental in soliciting for dona
tions for tbat vroithy object is over
joyed at bis success and lie has a
light to be, for our people lesponded
nobly to tin* call of charity.
Tim following is a partial list of do
nations so far as reported.
1 Handkerchief Case enclosed in
glass. Mother Superior Appidiue of
Mt. Carmel Convent; 4 sets Crystal
Glassware, Dr. L. E. Meyer: 1 silver
bread trav, Mr. F. Zernott; 1 hand
worked Mexican handkerchief, Mrs.
Sam Pointer ; 1 tine vase, Ellis Brand's
Sons; 1 pair bottles of perfumery, H.
C. Cli.d &• Co.; 1 line chair back, Miss
Clotilde (Mini : 1 line pin cushion, Mrs.
Lutie Lyle Summers: 1 silver sugar
boy' 1. Miss K"sa Fiost: 1 whisk broom
and holder. Mrs. H. H. Tlmruton ; 1
tine pin cushion, Mrs. It. T. Blake ; 1
toib-i case. Mi.-s Mamie Thibodeaux ;
2 pin cushions and ornamental (lowers
Miss Mary La forest; 2 hund-wotktd
Towels. Miss Louise Philson ; 1 Mexi
can wmked Towel, Miss Jennie Blum :
1 Mexican worked towel, Miss Stella
Blum ; 1 plush chair back, Miss Mary
Fubic : 1 set lamp mats, Mrs. M. A.
Ilollins; 1 tine dmvla, Mrs. C. P. Sha
ver ; 1 line dowla. Miss Mamie Keefe ;
1 silver mounted card receiver, Mrs.
A. H. Hoffmann : 1 pretty doll, Baby
Esther Ilotfiiiiiiu ; 1 fine hand-worked
photo holder, Mrs. T. P. Bergeron ; 1
line sofa pillow, Mrs. S. A. Binning*;
1 fine head rest, Miss Ella Coiutment;
1 chair tidy. Miss Emma Flush; 1 fiue
chair bin k. Miss Katie Keefe; check
for $10 00, K of P No. 82, Thihodnux,
1 lamp, Mr. R. If. McBride, and $51.00
in cash.
Read Ay er's Almanac, which your
druggist will gladly ham] you, and
note the wonderful cures of rheuma
tism. catarrh, scrofula, dyspepsia,
eczema, debility, humors, and sores,
by the use of Ayer's Sat saparilla, the
only Satsapaiilia admitted at the
World's Fair.
1. (). O. F. — At the regular session
of Excelsior Lodge No. J4 I. <(. O. F.
of Louisiana, held Saturday evening
January 18th insr.. the following offi
cers were installed for term 84 of said
Lodge. t»y s. T. Grisamore D. D. G. M.
of District No. 4, viz :
Noble Grand. Thomas D. Kent, P.
G-: Vice Grand. E. X. Button; Sec
retary. S. T. Gtisamore, P. G. M.j
Treasurer, F, Zernott, P. G.; Warden
B. Ci'inciiient : Inside Gttaidiau, E. M.
Smithwick : B. S. to X. G., John Lar
kin, P. G ; Bcpresentative to the
Grand Lodge of Louisiana, S. '1'. Gris
amore ; Delegate to Widow and Or
pliin's Belief Association of New
Orleans, F. Zernott: Trustees of
Widow's and Orphan's Fund, S. T.
Grisamore, E. N. Burton, E. M. Smith
wick.
For Salt.
r | 1 11 AT DESIRAltl.K LOT OF GROUND !
I «. it li iinpi-m citn-nt- tuercon, known as I
.......Attain" prniieity corner ot Second and ;
St. Cl aries streets, one of the largest, best I
located and nest drained lots of ground in j
the -uburbs of tlie town of Thibodaux. Ini i
proveuients consist of a large and coiiiino- i
dious residence, kitchen, stable, coal and
wood house and other out-houses.
For Terms and particulars address Frank
Attain, care Denegre, Blair ft Dencgre, At
torneys, New Orleans, La., or apply to
CLAY KNOBLOCH ft SON.
Jun 2-V96-lm iliihodaux, Louisiana.
Impure Blood
Scrofula Breaks Out in Running
Sores
The Poison Perfectly Cured by
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
" A year ago a sore came on one of my
limbs. It spread, and soon four others,
Which proved to be as bad as the first,
broke out. 1 could
notaccount for them
and my physician did
not seem to do me
any good. The erup
tions would spread
to the size of a half
dollar, and the flesh
would become ulcer
ated nearly to the
bone. I finally de
cided to try Rood's
Sarsaparilla, and'af
J ter taking eevera"
Mr. C. t). Covington bottles of the medi
Farmerviiie, La. cine I am glad to say
that my limb is now perfectly well, and I
am in better health than I have been for
some time. Soon after the sores appeared
I was compelled to take my bed, but
Thanks to Hood's Sarsaparilla
lam now enjoying good health. I con
sider TTood's Sarsaparilla a good medicine
tc keep in the family for general U3e. I
gladly send you this testimonial, as I
Sarsa
parilla
would like every
■ufferer to know the
value of Hood's Sar- %%%%%
saparilla in a case like mine." C. D. Cov
ington, Farmerville, Louisiana.
Hood's Pills are the best after-dinner
•Uls, assist digestion, prevent:constipation. o
DCUU JUU
Hood
C ures
COMMUNICATKD.
Thihodaux, January 189c.
M n. Editor :
in the early nart oflS62 the war
spi-ir ttt La fun relic was tlmmugtil ,
amused ami all business and action
was aitsoibcd in the formation and
eij iipning ,,f military companies to
tssjst ft the defense of the Southern
Confederacy. The Lafourche Guards
mulct' Captain Vick and the Lafourche
Creoles under Capt. Bush had been in
active service for several mouths.
Due company under c •inmnud ot Capt.
La garde was being organized whilst a
second was formed and mustered into
service on March 5. 1802 known as the
Allen Bides with the following rank
and file :
1st Lieut.
Caleb J. Tucker
2.1 "
Lovinev A. Webie
2d Lieut. Jr.
Clay Kmddoch
1st Sergeant
F. E. Guedry
2d
Loviney A. LeBIanc
3,1
C. J. Guedry
4th •*
Atnelieu Brand
5th "
Thonas J. Kepler
1st Corporal
Charles M. (binder
2d
Gustave Mnrvaut
3«l
Clay Bernard
4th "
A. Schuyler Bourgeois
PRIVATES.
Adam Ernest
A-'aui Emile
Atkinson J X.
Aueoin Alphonse
Bark August
Brown Robert
Bergeron Franklin
Bouterie Prosper
Boudreau Pierre
Boudreau Prosper
Bourgeois Paul
Leonval Emile
Ledet Francois
Ledet Paulin A.
Ledet Henry F.
Laine Seraphin
Lawless T. Percy
Landry Joseph
Mnrvaut Ernest
Martin Justilien
Melancou Aitnc
Molaison Jules
Hebert Alpliunse
Kmddoch vVin. Tell
Bourgeois Maxiiuilien Naquin Melville
Bourgeois Appolinaire Poetic H. P.
Harms Demastheue Poche Octave
Cliiasson Octave Picon Ernest
Cliiasson Edmund Picou Urbain P.
Collins rtiouias J. Picou Theophile
C'hanipague P. Ernest Parr Ooradou
Caillouet Joseph F\ Roger Gustave A
Champagne J. A. ltoussel Thomas F.
Champagne Emile Scott Paul
Chitsson Ulysse Sevin Joseph
Champagne Robert Smith John J.
Durkey Eli D. Stiveus Justiien
Duskey SiUs F. Simoneau Constant
Dan tin Jules Simonexn Victor
Deslat te Felix Trosclair Eugene
Dyer W. N. Trosclair Jo-eph
Clement Tiasiraond Trosclair Leufroi
Estiven Henri Trosclair Loviney
Francioni Laurent Toups Louis
Falgont Qnezime Toups Terence
Guedry J. J. Tonps Prosper
Guedry J. B. Euo Toups Felicien
Guillot Paulin Toups T. Emile
Guillot Telies Toups Ozeiue
Gladisli Jr. Wm. J. Tabor William
Gande Emile H. Tabor Edward
Green W. P. Thibodaux Cledauient
Heuler Ernest A. Vauderdoes Philip
Hill John H. Wagenspack Florian
Wageust>ack Ulger
We.bre P. Oscar
YVegenspack Louis
Cti|>(. Hall, in the organization of
the 26tli Louisiana, was pi mooted to
be Major, Lieut. Tucker was promo
ted to be Captain, 2nd Lieut. Webre
became first Lieuteuaut aud 2nd Lieu
tenant Jr. Clay Kuobloch became 2nd
Lieutenant.
Lieut. Clay Knobljeli having subse
quently resigned, Sergeant F. Ernest
Guedry was elected as second Lieu
tenant.
Cap. Tucker was killed at Vicksburg
when Lieutenant Webre became Cap
tain, Lieuteuaut Guedry became first
Lieutenant and sergeant Loviney A.
LeBIanc was promoted to be second
Lieutenant.
Dining the service private Justilien
Stivens died June 22d 1862. near Ed - I
ward's Station : Theophile Picou died i
in hospital on June 28th 1862: Ed
ward Tabor died iu hospital July 1st
1862 ; Ernest Champagne died in camp
July 8th 1862; Demostheue Barras
died at Mississippi Springs in August
1862. Felicieu Tonps aud Jutes Mo
laison also died.
Joseph F. Caillouet was discharged
n - Luo Guedrv
October Lit, 1862 belli for ,!,s.ibiliiv.
,, "1' Vicksbmgli Cant,
(abb J. lacker ami private E...iic
Gamlet were Killed.
Privates Melville N. Naquin and
Josenh 1 rose la lr were mortnjlv wouml
ed : L. A. LeBIanc. Pi iva tes John J
Mottli, Oneziiue Falgont, Aime Melan
con and Sergeant C. J. Guedrv were
wounded.
1 his company earned an liomnalde
leeord at Chickasaw Bavou and durim*
the siege of Vicksburg where it was
taken prisoner. Subsequently is mem
hers were paroled and finall v'exchang
ed ami was in process of ^organiza
tion on Bed Biver when hostilities
ceased.
These facts arc drawn fioni Colonel
\Y itichester Hall's story of the 26th
Louisiana Beginient, and mav he ot
intei«-sr to many of tlie readers of the
SENTINEL. ']• (;
I he Cit\ Item s ungracious ami un
called lot fling at the new spnpeis u Inch
see tit to print the Constitutional
Amendments savor verv ninth of -our
grapes.
C. LAZARD Co. Limited
THE OLD REUnJ LE OLE PRICE
CLOTHIERS FURNISHERS AND HATTERS
29, 31 AND 33 CANAL Si* COR. NORTH PETERS,
„ MS I* <> FILE ASS LA
May 2G-94 lyr.
THIBODAUX
Shoe and Hat Store,
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A FROSPF.FOrS HO ATE.
Husband. "Why, it s just a yjar 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 are not half worn out."
Husband. — " So am I."
Wife. "Why, how strange. Mine were made by tlie Hamilton
Brown Shoe Co., of St. Louis—their Ladies' Hand Sewed."
^Husband. -vod mine are their Men's $ 4.00 Shoe."
V ell, let s sticiv to them for shoemakers for the rest of our lives, for
their shoes wear as finely as they look."
HA MIL TON-8 ROW N SHOE CO.
FOR SALE AT FHE
Thibodaux Shoe and Hat Store
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.11
goods as represented.
Emile J. BRAUD, Proprietor.
FRANK HOFFMANN, Sr.,
THIBODAUX
Liverv, Feed 1 Sale Stables
JACKSON STREET.
FirstCInss
HEARSE
WITH
Heavy Wliito
or Black Drapery.
THE FINEST
Carriage?
BOTh
Open & Close
Etc., Etc.
Finest and L argest Assortment of Caskets and Coffins
EF-CaKRIAGES ALWAYS READY WITH NEAT AND CAREFUL DRIVERS.
Blacksmith and Wheelwright,'
op on J AC vSON' S TREE T. where I am prepared to do all work in tlmtline
Horseslioeinw a Specialty.
Feb-22-1890. *
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
An Oi.i» Soldier's Recommenda
rios.— ]n dm late war I was a soldier
iu tin* Fit -1 ..tar'land Volunteers,
t ompni \ (,. Dming mi term of ser
Atce 1 contracted chronic diarrluea.
•Since then I have used a great amount
of medicine, but when I found auy
would give me relief it would injure
in v stomach, until ChainhetIain's Colic.
Cholera and tliataluea Remedy was
biought to my notice. I used it anti
* will say it is the only remedy that
. gave me pel iiianeiit relief and no bad
j results oj ow. I take pleasure in re
| comnieiiiling this preparation to atl
ot m\ i !u comrades, while giving their
services to their country, contracted
this diiadful disease as I did, from
ejitin g mi w holesome and uncooked
food. Yours truly. A. E. Bending.
Halsey. Oregon. For stile liv all
diuggists.
. J 1"* Supreme Court tendered deci
sions last Mo,id,-iv but only one of the
Lnlouiche cases was passed upon,
that at the lown of I hihndaux vs.
Constantin A Bniggard in which the
appeal was dismissed by tlie court.