The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume], June 05, 1897, English, Page 3, Image 3

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SOTSi'E.
.«.^rmns having claims against the sue
i nitui'ia Shm-hii, dectased. wil
i f tu Edward P. Robert*
to Thomas A. Bail.aux, at
S^T.if mod succession.
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"SPECIALOFFER!
fit facililole new town subscribers who
^ialbf diupnscl In pay the full price
Jmhifriptinv "t one tunc, we trill send
■ V vj-. V77.VA7. to any nrn- subscriber
ijstidftMcorjwrat' limits roe TWENTY
(jy'TS a month, payable itt advance.
j| jW ,r who trish to take advantage of
it.* < ther should call or write at once.
NOTICE.
r ,i(*iri> to inform my former Clients,
i kL,, H»nd tb p tiuldU' gei.erallv. that I have
I Jwrntw-il t'WtiOP at Loofe|jnrt and would
[ pmU'dn'Iy solicit a lilieral share of their
l? ,m,UBEe ' X. P. KXOBEOCH. M. I).
-Office" Rossi House.
Lock port. La.
^vrutv yot u i:.
(me black mare inub about 12 hands high
*dwi thus 3 $ a little white spot on
jt side.
A, owner can have same by Identifying
wuiertvaml nayingaU costs on keeping
|ti)W»ise the said mule w ill be sold in 30
to pay costs. C. A. KSGEKKAS.
j. P. 2 nd. ward Parish of Lafourche.
| J*y Jttth 1H»7.
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Don't forget the grand festival to
j Borrow at Sr. Bridget Clmpel on the
[Terrebonne.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
|Hn>. A. G. Dantin, of Baker street.
| As it is the Hist little gill in a family
Lf several children, the patents are
[uto rally overjoyed. We extend cop
gratidationB.
Tlte Bayou Lafourche Central Park
[C!d ill hold tiie first spring meeting
[in its park at Laliadieville to-morrow
] tHenntnu. Many races are announced
I with tine purses to win. Amateurs
till have a line time of it.
Cauls are ont announcing the ap
|punching marriage of Mr. Abel 8.
[Dotiiiriud to Miss Emily Guedry, both
worthy young people ot the third ward
| which happy eveut will take place at
8f.Joseph's Cbcrcb, on June 16th at
o'clock p. m.
The SCNTINRL acknowledges the
I receipt of an invitation to a grand nail
| which will take place to-night at
[TaW's Hall. The ball is given by
ithe Young Men of Thibodaux anti
Ijrottiises to be a great success. The
[committee will ncccept our thanks lor
itteii kindlv remembrance.
[usual.
(fan
Mi. A. J. Sitnoneaud's store was
burglarized last Saturday night. As
there i« no clue to tbe burglar,
:eept that it would seeiu that lie was
iinr with the store.
These burglaries are getting to be
ite too common ar.d some drastic
treasure will have to be adopted to
jut a stop to them.
Mr. Theopilile P. Bergeron having
[ken appointed Justice of the peace
j ted resigned his position as solicitor
['for this paper, Mr. Ramil Lagarde for
[fte time being represents us iu that
[opacity.
Any courtesy shown him by our
[friends and patrons will be greatly
[ tpjueciated by us.
commencement exercises of
[ Mount Carmel Convent will take
i bare on June 23rd, at 3 o'clock p. tn.
! at the Opero House.
An admission fee of 5ft cents and
12ar*uts will l»e charged, and there
1*01 be refreshments on hand for sale,
[thelands thus derived will be turned
j »!»* the convent's building fund.
Children under tive years of age will
[let Ite admitted.
Tickets can be had at the Tliib>>
[fku Drug Store.
We tegret that there was no one
j ft* * ti: to receive our former towns
[kbit ud presciit confrere, Mr A. J.
, x . of New Orleans, when he
HM St the 5E\ r 1 N *■' _ (>FFICE last
[ Bwtlsy. As it is we found his card.
p»« token of ins ...trial call and we
jfck .wledge we owe him a vls
1* which we will gladly acquit
Hpwlve* of when we visit the Cres
City, Call again friend, and
Jou come no Sunday, give us
ikkuiug.
had the pleasttie of a most
Ppeea hie visit last Tuesday made us
j k MiL. 1'. Gmule and A. 8.
Mwtiaud, two mull y young citizens
[*i'v n short distance ire-low Lsfonr
BiM'r.issinjj, ,-ngag« «i in meicantile
£§***•> n- Mi. Gaude is a partner in
i men of Beauvais i
a'jWt'*'titling business just below Bush
plantation, and Mr. Donnaud
-iiiull stoic in the third watd,
®tt.' opposite and runs a peddling
"• gentlemen reported the cane
* the 7th watd to Ire in splendid
though they eould not say
«elt for other crops, the potato
especially being a total failure,
to the hail storm of last April.
Mr. Hanv Jlellier, of Houm-i, wasin
town this wet-k.
Mrs 8. E. Haney returned
New Orleans hurt Tuesday.
Mr. Lawrence Kraenier of Bayou
Heron was in town this week.
Mr. Jules L. Basset of Brnly Lane
visited our little city last Thursday.
Miss Nellie Stone returned on Thurs
day, from a month's stay at Sarpy, La.
Messrs. Max, Charles and Fernand
Dupre made a business trip to Houma
this week'.
Mrs Theo. lleboul and children are
spending a few weeks with her Mother
Mrs 8. E. Harvey.
Mr. Felix J. Riclinrc has recovered
sufficiently from his recent spell of
sickness to go about.
Mrs Felix Kahn and little daughters
of Ascension Parish are visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs J.('. Navarre and Miss Beulah
Navarre of New Orleans spent one
day in town this week.
Mrs Lydia Wadsworth of Patterson,
ami her mother Mrs L. Bergeron went
to Xapoleonville last Wednesday.
Mr. A S Richard was in town la»t
Thursday, making ready to move back
into Ins residence on St. Philip Street.
Miss Roger, of Jesnerette, alter
spending some time ill town, the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. C. A Bourgeois,
returned home Tuesday.
Hon L. C. Moise, District Attorney,
of this Judicial District is spending
some time with Ins family at the sea
shore.—Terrebonne Times.
Mr. Hewitt Evans. Miss Evans, Miss
Kate Zernott. and Mrs Emma Schloe
ger of New Orleans came up last
Sunday to attend the Flash-Evans
wedding.
Mr R. A. Lawless of Donaldsonville
is spending a few days in town, prior
to his departure for Kentucky where
lie will go for the summer montns. He
is the guest of his cousin, Mrs 8. A.
Binnings.
Miss Mamie Walsh after an exten
ded visit to New Orleans returned
home lust Snndav very much pleased
wilh her trip ; She is now entertaining
her cousin. Miss Sarah Scally, of
Lafourche Crossing.
Our affable Deputy Clerk of Court,
P. F. Legendre, is laid up, as the icsttlt
of a fall from a treacherous b.cycle.
Mr. Legendre's injuries are painful
but not serious, and he will no doubt
soon be ont again, ready to conquer
the wheel.
Mr. G. F. Coition a worthy son of
Mr. H. N. Coulon arrived this week
from Washington. D. C. and is now in
the bosom of his family for the first
time in some four years. Mr. Coulon
is now employed in the Naval Obser
vatory in Washington and is home on
a leave of alrsenee. .Judging from his
fine physique and ruddy complexion
Washington life agrees with him.
The editor was highly gratified in
receiving a very pleasant cull from
his old tiiend, Dr. E. Blanchard of
Thibodaux, La. The Doctor is so
well preserved that his appearance is
just a* handsome and healthful as lie
seemed ten years ago, and his conver
sation and manner* are just as agree
able and edifying as ever. We hope
to see our old and esteemed ft tend
as often as he may find if convenient
to v isit otu town.— Terrebonne Times.
Own Make
EMILE J. BEMUD.
50LE AGENT.
COR. MAIN & ST-FII1LIP 8T8.,
TbibiMtaax - I-a,
opposite Danst-reau s Drug .-tore.)
JTj: 1 Orders CPramrdj F iled.
Exclusion to Lake Charles.—
The Thibodaux Excursion Ciub will
«ive tiie first grand excursion from
Thibodaux to Luke Chailes, on Sun
day. June 13, leaving Thibodaux at
6:30 a. tn., and passing Crowley at 10
o'clock a. m. Fare Ini tound trip
from Thibodaux. §2 00; from Lafa
yette, §1 00 Children occupying seats
will Ire charged full fate. The com
mittee reserves the right to reject ait
objectional persons. Music will be
furnished foi the occasion. Amuse
ments at Like Charles will embrace
ex^ur-ion* on the lake, base bail game
at the Dark and other attractions too
numerous to mentioo. Tickets can
be obtained at all inteimediate sta
tions.—Crowley Signal.
"I was under the care of a physician
for two years and he was treating me for
Btomach and liver troubles and female
difficulties, but I only grew worse under
his treatment. I was 60 weak I could do
hardly any work. I was at last induced
to try Hood's Bar sap-.-ilia and Hood's
Pills end these medicines have done me
so much good that I now weigh 112
pounds and cm able to do all my house
work. I firmly believe I should have been
in my grave today if it had not been for
Hood's Sarsaparilla. My little girl was
afflicted with phthisic. I gave her Hood's
Sarsaparilla and it has relieved her."
Mrs. E. S. Harphe, 701 University
Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Sarsa
parilla
Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
At all druggists. Be sure to get Hood's.
u ,« r-s-ti curellverflls.easytotake,
[Hood S Ir ll;S easv to operate. £5 cents.
IIYMENEAL.
Flash—Evans.
On Wednesday afternooon at the
residence of the bride 1 * parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Zernott, Mi*s Einiua
Flasch. daughter of Mr*. Zernott, and
Mr. Evan J. Evans, of New Orleans,
were united in wedlock, the Rev. Mr.
Philson officiating. Although tlte
ceremony was private, the home of
Mayor Zui notr was beautifully deco
rated for the occnsioti.
After the ceremony the new couple
left for New Orleans, their future
home.
The Sentinel extends its cougratu
lations to Mr. and Mrs. Evans, with
best wishes for their futuie happiness
and prosperity.
Our thanks for kind remembrance.
Sabati E It —I ; A VLB.
The following special from New
Ibeiia to (he Times Democrat under
date of June 1st, will prove of interest
to Mime of our leaders :
••Miss Gussie Ga\le, daughter ot
Dt. and Mr*. A. C. Gayle, was united
in mariiago heie to day to Dr. George
Sab ities, a prominent pinsictan. The
ceremony was pet formed at St. Peter's
Catholic Church in the presence ot a
large unmher of friends. The popular
young couple left on the afternoon
tram for an extended trip east, after
which they will return to this their
home."
The groom is the worthy sou of our
worthy fellow parishioner, Dr. Eugene
Sabatier.
PROF. A. ARGENCE
Having recently taken up his resi
dence in Thibodatix. on Marouge
street, opposite the Market, respect
fully offers his services to the pub
lic a* a
MUSIC TEACHER AND PIANO TU
NER.
He will repair to private residences
in the country s well us in the town
to teach music orjtune pianos, and will
also give music lessons at his own
home, when desired.
Evidence or III Breeding.-- When
we buy a ticket to a concert or a lec
ture we purchase the right to all
the enjoyment tlte entertainment af
fords, subject, however to the restric
tion that we do not iutertere into the
rights of others. We have no right
to talk, chattel and laugh during the
performance to the annoyance of the
performers themselves, and to the
intense disgust of the reaiiy diacrimi
Dating portion of the audience. \\ e!l
bretl persons pay more respect to tlte
rights and feeling of their ueighbots
than to indulge tiietr own selfishttoss
in that manner. See?—Crowley Sig
nal.
So you have them over there, too,
Brother Scott f Well, we feel relieved;
we feared that they were confined to
our locality and had begun to despair.
THE
EMILE J. BEMUD,
&OLE AGENT.
COR, MAIN & ST-PHILIP STS.,
Tbibwlasx - - - l*a
(Opposite Dansereau's Drug Store.)
Ma~l Orders 3-Vcrr.r l , Filled .
An Afternoon Blaze-—A s v<- edi
tor sat on his tripod Wednesday at'
ternoon, grinding out copy, one of tin
office boys, ever on the alert for news,
poked ltis head out of the door and
inquired "What is the cause of all
this smoke f' All looked out in the
in the direction indicated, and, sure
enough, a vast column of black smoke
was seen curling skyward from the
lower suburbs of the town.
The imp wi-ely suggested "there
must be a fire while the angel re
marked ' it's in the direction of mv
house, and I like it not." The editor
looked and pmidetVd, and said, "the
smoke is so black, it must be a boat
rounding the point below the Catholic
church." The head devil thereupon
remarked "I had no idea the bayou
turned so." but was too polite to
question the editor's superior knowl
edge. You see our devil is well hied.
So it was settled that it was the
smoke of a boat rounding the point,
and all hands returned to their sever
al occupations.
A few minutes later a friend walked
iu and inquired "did you all hear
about the lire ? Tetreau's barn was
just burned;'' And sure enough, the
imp was right, it was a file, and in
a very short time. Mr. Tefican's large
barn near the race, track, with all its
contents, was a total ruin.
Now the head devil is certain that
the hayott "does not turn so" below,
and ye editor is mum tin the subject.
The Pioneer man thus indulges in
the spirit of prophecy :
"We think wears safe in making
the prediction, in the very near future
we will be able to explain ! "The long
expected has arrived !" as we hear
the whistle of the engine that brings
to our village the first train. It will
soon be no longer a silent dream but a
noisy reality. There are at present at
least 150 hands at work, or more prop
erly speaking, 300 hands, grading the
toad on Magnolia plantation, nod
those who know say by September the
cars will he on the track.
Hurrah for the sleepy little village !
We mean to show the world we are
thoroughly aroused "
We hope it is not an iridescent
dream. Brother Maiks; but atangible
condition about to be fully realized.
Napoleonville should *ong ago have
had railroad communication with the
outside world and we rejoice with you
over the coming event which will
afford it such communication.
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E 1844-1896.
For over half
a Century the
HOTEL,!
Mrs. Thos. Alberti |
Ha* terved the traveling public at tbe 3
COKNEK OFfGREEN AND THIBODAUX STKEETS.J
Enlarged and thoroughly equipped, it to-dayj ranks equal to any First
Cla*» Hotel in the South, w ith modern improvements, and al) a fastidious
1?- public can require.
1 STRANGERS' HOTEL Thibodaux, La.
HORSES !_MULES! HORSED
E __ _ _ b Veterinary Surgeon
Ik ■■ W ■ — —Sami Animal Xtedt
P Ha let pa
■ Is naidlGdU
Will Attend THIBODAUX, La., June 10th
At Messrs. Tetreau's Stables, and will remain until further notice for the
treatment of Lame and Sick Horses and Mules. Bony enlargements of long
standing successfully treated. highest REFE EHCES
TERMS VERT M0DEI}A TE. HIGHEST REFE EHQks
Mar. T-*36.
M
FRANK HOFFMANN, Sr
THIBODAUX
Liverv, Feed 1 Sale Stables
JACKSON STREET._
FirstClass
HEARSE
WITH
Heavy White
or Black Drapery.
v
Si *3 r
J
THE FINEST
Carnage?
BOTta
Open k Close
Etc.. Etc,
! Finest and Largest Assortment of Caskets and Coffin*
CyCaKRIAGKS ALW ATI KKAPT WITH MEAT AKP CAREFUL DRIVERS.
Blacksmith and Wheelwright,
op oa JACKSON ST REST, where I mm p*ep»red to do all work inthaUi**
lb or«eshoeing a Specialty*
Every ingredient in
Hires Rootbeer is health 1 ]
! giving. The blood is j
improved, the nerves';
[soothed, the stomach!
[ benefited by this delicious |
beverage.
HIRES
Rootbeer
Quenches the thirst, tickles
the palate ; full of snap, sparkle
1 and effervescence. A temper
ance drink for everybody.
r Maie only br The Charles E. Hirw Co.. Philadelphia.
A package makes five gallons.
There is to he a grand excursion
from Thibodaux to Lake Charles Sun
day, June 13th. The fare from Mor
gan City and return i* only two dollars
and from names on the ennui.ittee list
v e judge that it will prove a grand
success. Many of our people think of
goiug.— Ind. Democrat.
You are right, brother ; the gentle
men in charge of the excursion are all
right and are determined to make the
excursion a success. AtuI it will be a
success.
The Cob Pipe Factory .—The corn
cob pipe factory is in full blast. Man
ager Thompson ha* given away a
quantity of Missouri! corn, which
grows larger cobs than native corn,
and next season lie expects to obtain
his cobs at home, which he could not
do this season on account of the infe
rior quality of the cobs. The factory
furnishes employment for several
hands. The Clarion hopes that Mr.
Thompson's enterprise will he reward
ed.—St. Landry Clarion.
Just try a 10c. box of Cascarets, the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
made.