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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE TOWN,
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY
D S. CAGE. Jr. Editor.
F. SAMOAN. PrO'r & Business Manager
'FFICE:-COR. MARKET AND PATRIOT 81
The Centennial Fiend

1t was only half an hour befor,
the paper went to press, but he
walked unerringly into the edi
tor's private room and, dropping
his hat over the warning pllcart
of "Busy Day-Short Calls
seated himself with easy bar
room p0liteness on the table with
the exchanges. lie was dressed
in an Ulster aud a soiled ruff1ed
shirt, wore all amethyst about
the size Of a hook glass on his
! ! third finger and a cluster pin in
his bosom. He took a 'sev-n- for
a quarter" cigar from his mouth
and, placing it on the editor IS
inkstand, remarked, confidential
ly:
'4'm gong to spend some time
this year.-
The editor clutched his pen
like a dagger, aud paving after
the few hairs OH the top of his
head. said
"In Philadelphia"
The young man spat gracefully
over his left shoulder on the new
carpet and responded
eyes, I've done a little wrltin'
in my day, aud, bein' disengaged
this summer, should like to send
tirst-class journal like yours':-
The editor fell back in his
chair and gasped-''sOme letters
about the Centennial"
The interviewer nodded and
kicked his No. lis pensively
against the veneered panels Of
the desk.
"Would yon like to he packed
i'll ice until your friends cali tor
you ?" said the editor, gloomily
''or shall we forward your remain
III an air tight casket r
Then gazing sorrowf'llly at the
young man he put his mouth to d
speaking tube and asked
"Ar any OF the pressmcD at
hand !"
Promptly waited through the
tin tube came in reply
cred Mike and Big Dan, SIR,
The would be correspondent
started up aelast, put his hat on,
wrong side in front, and button
ed the third button of his coat in
to the second button hole but
the newspaper man, taking no
more notice Of him than he would
of a dead head advertisement,
breathed through the tube
''Give 'em a quarter a piece
and let them come here. Tell
them there is another of those
Philadelphia Centennial fellows
here, and then pull in district
telegraph boy and send for a
hearSe."
Before the last words were i'm
the speaking tube the tails of an
Ulster coat sailed out of the pri.
vate Office and a nervous yonng
man. after trying the door of the
coat room and diving into the
coal closet, reached the counting
room door, looked over his shoul.
der at two brawny Milesians who
had just descended from some up
per region,missed his footing for a
dozen stairs, accented his descent
with a heavy bump OIL the first
landing and reached the street as
the editor wrote the word of an
article on '.the business outlook.
and calmly sent it wliirring up in
the box to the composition room.
Com. Bulletin.
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rI'i1H0DEAUX. JOS. r.. Pharmacist,
DcGler ia Patent Medicines, Perfm
n,fry. &c., Garner OF Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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THlBODEaUX, JOS. T.. Treasurer of
] the 7ort, corner Main and ST. Philip
Streets.
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MOORE, 1. D. attorney at Law,-ot
EA nee up stairs Main st. corner
Focus.
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II A. 0sSULLIVAN.

II A. 0'SULLIvAN,
Ls ATTvRNFY-ATLAw,
Green ST., between Main g. Thibodaux Ste.
THIBODAUX, Ina,
Whl practice in the Parishes of Lafourche.
Assumption, and Terrebonne. tI3no-Iy
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YNHIBOD.,UX, THEOPHILE, 1opn
i Constable, 4dssessor, Collector aud
WharJsnger Office Green Street between
Market and Lcvee
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TI'IIIB0DATX FOUNDRY. Bodley e.
i krefe, Proprietors, Levee and jack son
Streets 5N e5a Eg
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M lCHELET, H. H., Parish Treasurer
A'A Office, Green Street, cor. Mark ct
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nSCHWAl,D, j. g.. Shoemaker. Main
~ Street between St Louis and Green
streets
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x..,zo Tn. J.R G.. PAysic,cs and
I.oueAsur. Thibcdsax p. O., Lafour
che Parish. La.
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uERNOTT, FRANK. Wate1massr snp
II Dea'c- in fire Je'ostry &c. Aaia s.see
h.,wasn s.. Philip aad Jackson Streets
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SETREAt. H.. Carriage Mtarr an
L Eorsc .N,oeing. corner Lcvee and 2
triot StIects
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rE7AnDR II. W.. Family md Hamia.
lion Groceries, Green Street ,lutwccn
Levee ard Market Streets
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u,HTRODAUX, PA. Cssl Esasinssr,
= ,Iscksoa strcct, opposite ST. Bridgcts
Street. - HAs- --ss'
~1pOvE !. Al. Books and stdtioNd,y depot
Market street, between st. Philip and
$, louis topposite Washington hotel).
Photographic Gallery, up stairs.
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nSuLLfVAN, Z. A. attorney at La,r,
~; ~ Green street, between Main and
Thibodaux Streets.
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QNfER, A., Dsole~ In fovsTH csd
Dosssstss Dry Goods. Grctcrses. 30,
Serees corner 81 Philip.
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BUSINESS ( CARDS.

NJ cBride, 4. R., Foreign and Domestic
NA Dry Goods, Fancy articles, Main
treet, between st. Louis and st. Philip
Streets.
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SABOuRIN, c., Surgeon Dentist, Office;
~ jackson Street, between Thibodaux
and St Bridget sts.
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VOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT. AS
i SOCIATlON, OF LAFUURlHE,-
Regular meeting Oh the first "Wednesday
OF each month, at ] o'clock, ut the office
of Judge Lorio. Cor. Green and Levcc
Officers III. N. Coulon, President. ],
W. KnnblOch, Vice President. NJ. T. Hig-
ginbotham. Secretary. c. Arena, Treasu-
rer, j. Hay. Censor,
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WASHINGTON HOTEL. Mrs. G
w Gamard, Proprietor. Market st
between st. Philip aud st. Louis Streets.
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XHYEISSENTHAENER, ALOIS, Coafee-
w tio,sery and Soda Water. Green
Street between Market and Main Streets.
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One of our city guardians was
standing on the corner of Second
and b streets, yesterday, when a
wild looking Chinaman came
rushing up, seizing him by the
arm. and said.
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rI.HIBODAUX SENTINEL. job ODicc.
corner Market and Patriot Streets.
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ct. JOHNS sCHOOL.-Rev. C. F. D.
- Lyme principal jackson Street near
st. Johns Church.
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TNHIBODAUX FIRE DEPARTMENT
i Organised September 7th, 1874. OIL
GERS: w. H. Ragan Chief Engineer, P.
+. LoTio, lst Assistant A. B. Ragan, 2nd
Assistant Assistant Norbert Roth Seer Secretary &
Thihodaux Fire Co. No. l. j. Lagarde, and
s. I. DeMenade Delegate of tho Home
Hook 4 Ladder Co. No.
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pHIL1PrEAU ALFRED, Baker, corner
L Levec and Maronge Streets.
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FLEETWOOD. J. H., Physician. ct
fce Market Street, between 81. L"Lis
n Green Streets.
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EHkANKlIN FOCSE-R. +. HOLDEN
Proprietor, corner StLeuis and Mat
Do sts.
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OFFICERS III. Dansereau, President !;
T. A. Aucoin, Vice President F. Samoan,
Secretaire ; II. II. Mich.let, Assistant Sc
crttaire /; Il. Loiseau, Tresorier Theophi-
10 Thibodaux. Coilecteur Alccste Bour-
geois, PORTER.
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VOL. XII.

| ZEMA, c., Coffee House Keeper, Main
st., between jackson and st. Philip
kAets,
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8EAU, E, Tdiaor. Main Street be-
1en Jacksun and st. Philip Streets
kIO, p. E., Justice of the Peace, End
s~d l. Mayor Of the 1orn,-af-
prner Green and Levee Streets.
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N-CARMEL CONVENT. Aeade-
nay for the Young Ladies, under the
ION of Sister St. Barnard.
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h s. T.. Agent 4NorN .ime
i r,ca Life Insurance CO. Corner Mar
II aid st. Pl,ittp, streefs.
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vJVHIBODAUx BENEVOLENT LODGE
i No 80. A. F. and A. M.-Regular
meetings on the second Saturday and the
last Saturday of Every month, at o'clock
p. NJ, Green Street, between Levee and
Market Streets
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WSD,ER I'D, ode anoMAs; As,..9 R's.es s1rset 4'tSs Ss
tween Maronge aud Patriot Streets.
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VT1HIBODAUX FIRE NO. l. Engine
L Room at Tbpn Hall, Levee st. Reg
ular parades ON second sunday of each
month. Regular Meetings on Monday at
ter the second Monday of every month.
Officers -. T. Grisamore, Pres s.dent,
T. L. Leblanc. Vice President, r Irone,,
Secretary, NJ. T. iIigginbotham. Assistant
Secretary, H. w. Tabor. Foreman. n.
Champagne, ssistant Foreman; o. kno-
bloch. Hose Director. Il. Continent Assis.
tant Hose Dir tor, p. A.DeManade Engine
director, A. Weisenthaner, Assistant In
fine Director, .. Malbrou, Tyler, Jos. I.
ihihadeaux Treasurer.
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DERRlN. A. j. foreign and domestic
1 goods, Hats, shoes and groceries, cor
ner Main and St-Philip streets
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ELLAlN, L. S. & LEBLANC, T. f.
Notaries public. Office Green Street,
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LaiIa, an OPeretta.

This beautiful conception will be
rendered to morrow friday night
at Martin College by the music pu-
pits, under the supervision Of the
accomplished preceptress, Miss Nc
Clellan. The rehearsals have been
thorough and we are assured that
it will be presented in a manner
that will not only cast credit upon
the class, but will be a source OF
infinite pleasure to those who have
the good fortune to be present. An
admission fee of 25 cents will be
charged to pay for the chandelier
and sIde-lamps IN the study hall.
These could not be Dispersed with,
and this is the only way to procure
them, unless DIR. Rivers should pay
for them out of his own means. and
this could not be expected of him.
We hope to see the exhibition
largely attended, and promise the
people that it shall be far more en-
tertaining han many Of the travel
ing shows which they pay IS cents
to see. If the weather does not
change, tomorrow evening will be
beautiful, pleasant, moonlight
evening, and we earnestly ish that
everybody in Pulaski may avail
themselves of this opportunity to
assist in a good cause. encourage a
great enterprise and enjoy them
selves.
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BASE BALL.
The KangarOos Lambaste the
Stars.


We have not yet recovered from
the surprise given US last Friday
when witnessing the case with which
the Maury Kangaroos beat the Pu-
lash Stars in the third and last of
their match games. The game was
called at 4 O'Clock, with the Kanga-
roos at the bat and was played with
much spirit by the Stars through
the fourth inning, when the scores
stood even. On the fifth, however,
the Kangaroos succeeded in white
washing their adversaries, and from
that the game was in their hands
The Kangaroos exhibited superior
skill in every position, showing the
extra training they had subjected
themselves to, and they played with
Fthe same vim from first to last. On
the other hand, the Stars played
worse than they ever did, making
mistakes and misplays at every
turn, losing ground every motion
they made, anu at last were so bad
| ly hacked as TO. be easily defeated.
The Kangaroos are thoroughly dis
ciplined and rigidly governed in
their organization and movements,
while the Stars were lax and careless
and almost without organization.
Our boys did themselves great in
Justice in consenting to play this
game in the condition they were in.
One of the players on the ground
last Friday had not handled a ball
since last season, and another since
season before last. The balance OF
them had not practiced together
| scarcely at all, and one did not
know the strong and weak points of
his fellow, knowing not whether
to assist him or to depend upon
him in an emergency-in short, they
were without organization and an
easy prey to the agile Columbians.
This was not the fault of the Kanga-
zoos and they deserve no less the
praise for their skill because the
Stars were not in condition to meet
them. We will not suffer these Sc
we're comments to pass, however
without doing justice to one mem
her of the Stars. Mr.. Larry Levey
the catcher Of the Stars, played
with more skill than any one o.
either club by great odds. If al
the Stars had played as well as he
did they would have wnitewashed
the KangarOos from one end to the
other. The score stood thus:
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PARKER'S STORE.

The citizens of this place are very
much IN need of post office. The
amount of money that it would re-
quire to SIT it on foot would be &
mere trihe compared with the adj
vantages that would be derived from
it. We have to go three miles for
our mail, and then it is often the
case that it has been taken out by
some neighbor who neglects 10 hand
it ever, thus operating a hardship
upon the parties concerned. We
had hoped that some of our enter
prising citizens WoRld have taken
the project IN hand before now and
rushed it through for US, but, alas
we are doomed to disappointment.
The electioneering campaign
has opened fairly upon US if the
number OF candidates that visit our
town can be taken as a criterion.
Three aspirants for sheriff besides
goodly number for other posi-
tons have smiled upon us lately,
ana ofCea nave We wished that tbs
election was tomorrow, and then
we would be spared the trouble o.
telling them that we cannot vote foi
them az, Sir. r. p. Yancey IS Ca
vorably spoken Of as a candidate
for representative. We know OF nc
man better qualified, or that We
could more heartily endorse thar
he. Should ne come before the
/ people as an aspirant for that posi-
ton there is no doubt but that BE-
will receive the support of this PEG
/ pie. Bot he needs no encoaiumt
from my pen; / win leave that foI
others more competent
Our farmers are progressing YER
well with their crops. The -heavl
rains in the last few days havI
thrown them behind some. Whea
is beginning to get ripe, and it vii
/ not pc-fong Till shear the voice o
the reaper rs he goes forth to bar
vest the golden grain. i IS though
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by some that the yield viii not be
as heavy as was expected Some
of our neighbors contemplate buy
ing a separator which of course
will be an advantage to our commu-
nifty. and viii take the place Of the
'-groundhog."
The suggestions of your CORES
pondent B. meets with hearty APP
proval by some in this part of the
county, and we have every reason
to believe that it could be made a
success if properly managed. No
doubt but that all would participate
or join in the occasion that cels-
brates the nations birth day. Let
US have it.
A collection of young ladies and
gen tlemeB at the residence Of Mrs.
:. a. Rogers a few days since termi-
mated in q fine dinner and a game
OF croquet. 1t Is needless to say
they had a gay time. The grace
and beauty that adorned the occa-
sion is sufficient to establish the
assertion. Prominent among the
guests was Miss c. of Murfrees.
boro. Messrs. J. Z. Puryear, Clay
Hays. John Rogers and DIR. Herbert
were among those that were recip-
tents of an ''invitation" to partici-
pate in the game, and no doubt they
did their part well. As DR.. H. was
passing through our town on his
way to the scene of pleasure, he
"smole'' a smile that was "child like
and bland" He was no doubt an
ticipating the pleasures that were
in waiting for him Just over thC
hill" I have been of the opinion
of late that matrimony was a slow
/ 90 in these parts, but it is evident
to my mind now that Cupid is Ger
tainly leading his captives to the
altar, and the time is not far dis
tant when the sHEen knot will bC
tied; at least that is our version o.
the matter. In answer to the in
quiries of some will say that
81 have no wife to bother my life,
No lover to prove untrue;
All day long with laugh aud a shout
For | paddle my own canoe"
June Sd. KULLY.
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The Barbecue.


The barbecue by the Knights of
Pythias was postponed from last
Friday to Tuesday on account of
the weather 1t was attended by
about twenty-five Knights, who
spent the day IN a very pleasant
manner. A splendidly barbeeued
shoat and sheep were served about
4 o'clock, with all the necessary
condiments, etc, to make the dinner
very fine. A band and negro dan
GERS furnished considerable amuse-
ment, and pistol and rifle shooting
was kept up at intervals. The oc
casion was a very enjoyable one in
every way.
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Two gay young gentlemen just
from CulieOka school went out to the
country to rusticate one day last
week. The gentleman who had
them to feed concluded to make
them a little useful while they were
destroying his provisions, and 50
provided them with seine, showed
them the creek and told them
to wade in. 1t was away from any
habItatiOn and they did not wish to
ruin their store clothes, and so they
left them on the bank and went
dragging down the stream, taking
in the shining innys, shouting and
enjoying themselves, until the sport
itself grew irksome. Then they
turned up stream and daIlied play
fully towards the grassy knoll on
which their garments were left, and
finally climbed out on the bank to
find that the cows had been there
and had used their clothes for max
ing cuds. There they were, away
from home and friends, with no
clothes and no one to send for any,
none to send for and nowhere to
send, and they would perhaps have
been wandering up and down that
creek yet if some one had not hap
pened to pass and come to their
assistance with the borrowed
clothes of neighbor. 1t didn' t
kill the COWS.
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RATES FOR ADVERTIsINC !.

Advertisements standing months or les
payable always IN advance. Other bills due
quarterly in advance 10 per cent. off of
yearly or half yearly bills when all paid in
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Obituaries and tributes Of respect charged
for at cents per line in advance without va
ration.
Calls upon persons TO become cal didates
and answers TO same 10 cents per line, in adj
vance.
Announcements Of candidates for County
officers g. in advance. District officers $40.
in advance
Local notices among reading matter 20 cent
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School 'lleeps" at Martin College
on Saturdays now, preparing for
commencement, now near at hand.
No one knows this better than a
quartette of young gentlemen who
called there last Friday evening.
They didn't remain in the parlQr
long before the house maid came in
to announce that the young
ladies would not''receive' that even
ing. How to slide out of there as
easily as possible, was d matter upon
which they debated for a half-houri
and at last they slid, and got out
they did-in the shades of the night
they buried their sorrow; and with
sick'ning grin Cor what might have
been, they thought how the boys
wouldtease them tomorrow,
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Kangarans vs. the Stars---IllnstraLed.

l he Kan kaToos eaIfe down NE wolves on
the field,
And straight to their work they went
without bobbe-
And one could soon see without heing old
That they came d1wn for naugl bit to
ruthlessly gobhe
They sprang from their launches and reached
up on high,
the cast;
They plucked nine-the brightest in the
beautiful sky,
And set back on their launches and com
menced the feast.
o, ye,gods what mortal e'er Toasted so grand
We devilsl what havoc was e'er before made
But-s'h! There is one who escaped the dire
fiend,
Standing patiently waiting for his turn
to be Stayed.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-06-08
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There will be preaching at old
Lvnnville next Saturday and Sun
day by Rev. James Kirkland.
Sacramento meeting at Moriah
on third Saturday and Sunday in
June. The pastor will be assisted
by Rev. A. H. Jones, of Columbia,
and dinner will be served on the
ground on Sunday.
We are requested again to ask all
persons who have subscribed to the
c. P. Church at old Lynnnille TO
call on DR.. Kelsey at the Drug store
and settle at once if possible.
Elder S. c. Evans, of the Mis-
sionary Baptist Church, will preach
at Rollers School House, near
Blows, at o'clock P. NJ. on the
third Sunday in June.