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The Hose, sirsgr, Wheeler a Wilson aud Rem-
ington were the competitor. fur the a'a,e-uamcd
premium, AMI The Committee we're rnsnlmous IN
hvpr Of the bennington.
Any person Wishing 10 rurchs,. a new Scsing
Machine should not hay hastily, aud afterwards re-
gret that tsey hal alled 10 80 the lishi-funning
Remington. II the latest Invention, aud rontcs
ncfer o. perfection than any thing " l- Kind that
has ever tecn ofi.rci TO the public. Fay no sticn-
ton 20 anythius that agents may say 60 you, who
interested IN the siis- e other machines Pull
satisfaction isguaran;oei Va every instan,s. OF the
money VIII BE- refunded 90 the putgha.tr. Othcr
nadine taken as part pay. Machine, so'd on Ca
y payments; monthly, u desir,-i. fcr,oas al
distance VIII hul II 10 their advantage 20 sud for
circulsrs, AMI ct our lcheral terms u exchange.
send full description Of ma, hinc that you wish 10
exchange.
The Remington q the ONLY Machine that 8. rec
commended by the Executive CuNgirrrF Of KIN
rUCNr AND TENNESSEE STATS GHsNsI-. Ssnd
Or circular and srnCiAL rERH- TO CAsn hrl EE-,
alsl Catalogues Of the crirhfatcd Hau-r hakar Cut
Paper Patterns iur Ladies' thildU., Mi.sss aud
Bows Clothing. They are the best and ui,st ccu-
Gcmicpl Patterns made la-,e illustrated Catslogu,
malUl ncc 10 any addrrsa
J. CLARY 4 c., Gcn1Ag'ts,
Isj 4th ~. Lauisytlic, Ky,
OF iid Church IT., Nashville, Tenn.
!. q. BEOUGHTON.
Apent hr Boyle County. at nanyille, Ky.
NJ d. HUGHES.
Agi for Lincoln asd Garrard Cos at stanford
aOA-ti
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DURING THE CENTENNIAL

It Philadelphia hi. line viii -sll Ia
Cuisi'u tickets Al gf,aily nduc,d rates.
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spoke during this scene between hus.
band and wife, but appeared quite
dumf6undej at discovering her mis-
take. that instead Of marrying ono
who would be a burden, her son had
become possessed Of a jewel;
and still more surprised was the old
lady before she left, tn find her daugh-
ter.in.law could cook. bake, and wash,
almost as good as herself.
"Well, wife" said old Mr.. Wildare,
when Robert was quite recovered, and
they were returning home, "who was
right Didn't | tell you the boy knew
what he was about, and had married
clever lassie?'
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
CONNECTION,

TRAIN 80. 10 connects at Richmond Junstian
IL aud lfomi paints between there and Livingston,
a. stanford with stages IN aud from somer,st. al
lanh IL station with stages 10 aud iruin DanviIio
Oitli NJ hichflishurg With stFres 10 aud nom l,r
- vile and llafluishuIg; ~ Lebanon with stage,
10 ifum Springfield, tamphellsyiiic, Columbia and
Nreensburgi 40 Lebanon junction with Train.
lgasins al 100 .. NJ AMI i'i0 a. A., Cor Memphis,
Montgoa,ery, aud intermediate points. pnsssnsera
going 10 points North, last, aud West from Iouis-
vile are transferred 10 1faln No. at lebanon
Junction. lthln Ne. g connects al Cincinnati June
u1n with l.. g. a 4. u a. inr the North nni Iasi.
q Louisville In union Depot with o. 4 NJ. aud IT,
NJ. A X. H. tpr tho North, Hast, aud West and
Win 4, 5, Male Line Steamer nr Cincinnaii aud
the East.
Pullman Palace Cars Without Change
are ran between Louisville and Nev
Orleans. Via Monts emery. I.ouisyiIie
aud New Orleans. Via Milan. Iouls-
vile and ListIe uaek, also bstwesu
North, East aad West.
fof inlo'mation about Tickets aud Emisraut
Rates 10 Florida Arkansas, Texas, The suuih.wcst
and soLih, addrrss
G. r. ArMORT,
ttnN lae end Itkpi Az, -.
iouiss,ls ~.
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Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
GOING sOrIu.


Passengers on l.. q. A !. H. H. (slori Line, ]. N.
l. H. X, o. A. NJ. H. H. aud y. $ Mail limo
steamers CONNECT nj Louisville shh TRAILS no
l. TRAIN 40. eokns,ts At Lebanon Jnnei'.,t
nith lfain No - Tor all points GA Knoxville HaH
hiehmoni branches. Tfain No. o. cahutfis 10 Irt.
anon luhe ton With Train Ne. from sli points "a
WIN siafos TO aud i" springfield, Cam bells, ille
columbia aud Grcensburr, % MitehelI.6afs with
stages 20 aud nom lrny willie and narrolsharg; a,
lanNille Stath with siagrs 10 aud from panvillp
'ity a. sianiord with stages Ia and from Somerset
a. Hlchmund Junction 10 aud from points het weeu
there and Livingston al Richmond with stases ~
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A great many people dishcarten
themselves by worrying too much
about possible future troubl IS. Pru-
dence and forethought is commenda.
bic, but mere unreasonable worry
should be avoided. 1t is an act Of fol-
ly for man to oonjure up all the
troubles that might befall him, and
mass them before him as so many OBJ
stacles 10 overcome at once. \ man
at the foot Of a fight Of stairs which
he is about 10 ascend, would be fool
ish TO assume that he must take all
the steps at once, and that because
he cannot DO that, he cannot ascend
the stairs at all. lie has only to take
one step at time, and when he gets
to the top step he takes that almost as
easy as he took the first. But when
he gets to the top let him be careful
lest he does not fall all the way down
by one niisstep. 1t is the same way
with the affairs of life. All We have
10 Dc, Is ~ take one step al time.
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS

On sale u Greatly Reduced nstes u al the TIL.
Il Ofhcs. and ~ ~ anui siftei it,iisl- iiouff
Ctntinnaii. whsre ~ infTniatlua wiu h rhsttfallI
given. or by ad,f,ssine either ~ the .ll--s.ghsi
CONWAY u. HOWARD,
Gcnstal Iirksi snl ia-snr.r Astni
itishmH %, Va.
4. ". MI AkIANI
wcs'efh Passenger Agent, Cinfiah.tL
y q Nnt so.
2!i-u Western Tntsiina Asrni. CiRsinh1ti.
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jefferson Halo, Proprietor.

The water II these spiiugs is prnnouucel BY iuigs
n entain more iron than that Il any other spring
In the state. ltScuratiyc ts,Ners can Dc N"urhci
Gr Nv Jusl.,r Denny, capt Richards aud Others
who's, families have tried II, with great advantage
To any pcrsnns In stanford. desiring this Na,~r |
will deliver u daily or "iicacr, OF, have ample
apsrtu,ents TO ac,unimoaie thru. or our tiiutlies
With comfortable l-oard dnI lodging viii
hoard each lersun
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
CHRISTIAN. Services every sabbath. Preach
irg ty Elder J. BALBOA, ist, arl aud 9Th, at u A. ~
sunday Sch. OF uiocis At 4. II. Joseph severance,
superintendent.
BAPTISr.-R.sular Services 2nd anl lih sab
baths, al II A. 81. Rev. W. ". ilarris, Pastor.
sunday School. at u. J.. barrow. Superintendent.
METHODIsr.-Rev. q. {. Ov,r.tycct, Pastor.
Preaching every sabbath, morning and night
sunday school, at @ >. G. Cool"r, Superintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN, NORTH Rev. 5. :. McI.ob-
FRS breaches 2ni and ith Sahhaths, at II \. NJ.
PRESBYTERIAN. sOUTu.-Rev. W. Crow
breaches 1T and sd Saiiaths, morning aud night.
sunday School, At .. \. D. Tcvis, Superintendent.
CougT DIRECTORY.
ECUir.-Thiri Monday In April sni October.
". n. Owsey. judy; George neuuy, Ir,, Common
wealih's Attorney; - H. Limis.on, o'rfs.
COUNTY. Fii.t Mondly, each month. J. A.
Iytle, judy, John Balm, C.Crki fOntnine Fox
5bbitt, Attorney.
POI ICE-I u. Dsnnis, Judrr; John Dudderar
Marshal civil ca'ss tried 81 saturday, each month
QUARTERLY 5cond Monday in March, jane
september asd December. J. A. Lyle, Judge
cot NTI OFFICERS ----- sheriff.
!. D. Carter, Assessor; j. VI. Hiatt, CYroneri D. NJ
Philips, Common Sohuol Commissioner, ", H. H.
liockrr County Treasurer.
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I. em,pen,iy Family Medicine; anil y being Kept
reltlv for iuue,iiate rrsnrt will many ~ hour
" suffering aud many dollar In time aud doctors
bills
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To " HON u may concern.

To whom 10 may concern.
The rea.on Why the undersigned awarded to the
Remington sewing Machine the preuiium over all
other, was II srss a. we'll as any other, l. norr
simple and runs lighter than ether machincs.
c. T. Dll.LAEE, G. V. HIGGINS,
l.. AMENpE H. ". ApAIR,
Awarding Committee
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narrowest, the levees are small

narrowest, the levees are small
est.
From Donaldsonville to Laba-
dIeville but little trouble is ever
experienced, because the water
flowing in at the first point
meets with no obstruction, find.
ing always a sufficient capacity
ofegress and the backing of the
water occassioned by the obstruc,
tlons below cannot produce any
effect so high up, before breaks
occur lower down, consequently,
but little, if any more levee is re.
quired Oh that portion of the
stream than is necessary near the
river,whilst at Harang's the prox
unity of the Gulf tides will obvi-
ate the necessity OF high levees.
But between Harang's and La
badieville where the water is re
tained and held back by the oh
structiOns, Levees have never vet
been built sufficiently high and
strong to withstand the pressure.
Let these distractions be re
moved, and free egress given
the waters all the way until it
reaches Tide water, and no fur
ther apprehension need be enter
tained from disastrous Overiows
on Bayou La Fourche, with the
levees kept as they are at present.
At this time the water at Ha-
rang's is almost at the top of the
Levees, showing that the esress
has now all that it can do to pass
OFT the currents, whilst the Bayou
is comparatively low here. What
can be expected but disaster If
the river was throwing in all the
water the Bayou is capable of re
ceiving at its entrance.
UNCLE SILAS.
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did not love him. Long ago
Instead Of Yes, gave him No.
did not love him but to-day
/ read his marriage notice. Pray,
Why was I aad, when never vet
Has my heart known the least regret
Over that whispered No? and why,
Reading the notice, did sighS
No analyst can guess the cause
A wOman's reason laughs at laws.
Sure, am glad to know the wound,
i give is healed, that he has found,
Loves blessedness and peace; and vet
A woman never can forget,
The man who once has loved her and
To-day seem to see him stand,
With every glance Il mute caress,
Still pleading for the Dged for Yes.
His early love for me is dead
Another lives in that loves stead;
And if he loves her we'll, as men
Should love their chosen ones, why then
He must he glad that long ago,
Instead of Yes / gave him No.
Perhaps that is the reason why
! read the notice with sigh.
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THE WEEKLY sun.
NEW YORK,

~~o-~~>-~~~>-~~~->~>>>~>~>~>
Eighteen hundred and seyenty-six is the
Centennial year. 1t is also the year in which
an Opposition House of Representatives, the
first since the war, will be in power at
Washington !; and the year of the twenty
third election Of a President of the United
States ALI OF these events are sure to he of
great interest and Importance, especially
the latter; and all of them and everything
connected with them will be fully and fresh.
ly reported in The SUN
The Opposition House of Representatives,
taking up the line of inquiry opened years
ago by The sun, will sternly and diligently
investigate the corruptions and mis,leeds Of
Grants administration and WILL it is to be
hoped, lay the foundation for new and
better period in our national history Ofall
this TIE Sun will contain complete and
accurate accounts, furnishing its readers
with early and trustworthy information
upon these absorbing topics.
The twenty third Presidential election,
with the preparations for it. will be memo
rahle as deciding upon Grants aspirations
for a third term of power and plunder. and
still more as deciding who shall be the
candidate of the party of Reform. and as
electiDg that candidate. Concerning all these
subjects those who read The Sun will haze
the constant meals OF being thoroughly well
informed.
The WEEKLY Sun, which has attained a
circulation of over eighty thousand copies,
already has its readers in every State and
Territory, and We trust that the year 1876
will see their numbers doubled. 1t will con-
tinue to be thorough newspaper. All the
general news of the day will be found in it,
condensed when unimpOrtant, at full when
of moment and always, We trust. treated
in a clear, interesting and instructive man-
ner.
1t is our aim to make the WEEKLY Sun
the best family newspaper in the world, and
We shall continue to give in its columns u
large amount of miscellaneous reading, such
rs stories, tales poems, scientific intelligence
and agricultural information, for which We
are not able to make room in our daily etli
tion. The agricultural department especially
is one OF prominent features The fashions
are also regularly reported in its columns :
and so are the markets of every kind.
The WEEKLY Sun, eight pages with fifty
six broad columns is only Sl.2O year,
postage prepaid. As this price barely repays
tile cost of the paper. no discount can be
made from this rate to clubs, agents, Post
masters, or anyone.
The DAILY Sun, a large four page newspa
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news for two cents copy. subscription,
postage prepaid, 5jc, a month or SO 80
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We have no travelling agents. Address,
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One Hundred Years AGO

Some wise wag has summed up
the changes that have takenplace
during a century, in this way.
One hundred years ago we'd.
ding tours were not fashionable.
One hundred years ago farmers
did not cut their legs off with
moving machines.
One hundred years ago our
mothers did not worry over dis
ordered sewing machines.
One hundred years ago horses
which could not trot a mile in
IA were somewhat scarce.
One hundred years ago it took
several days to procure a divorce
and find a cOngenial spirit.
One hundred years ago there
were no disputes about the i'm
politeneSs of street car drivers.
One hundred years ago every
young man was not an applicant
for position as a clerk or book
keeper.
One hundred years ago kero.
sene lamps did not explode and
assist women to shuttle off this
mortal coil.
One hundred years ago men
did not commit suicide by going
up in a balloons and coming
down without them.
One hundred years ago there
were no third term millionaire
bishops to stir up the waters of
partisan politics.
One hundred years ago there
were no Turkish harems at Salt
Lake, and no Ann Elias suing
for the nineteenth part Of a di-
vOrce.
One hundred years ago En-
gland was not very far behind
the United States in all that
goes to make a nation powerful
and progressive.
One hundred years ago the
Dutch had taken Holland, but
they had not made France "cOme
down' with a handsome pile Of
"smart money"
One hundred years ago a
young woman di! not lose caste
by wetting her hands in dish wa.
ter or rubbing the skin off her
knuckle ON a washboard.
One hundred years ago a ply
sician who could not draw every
form of disease from the system
by tapping a large vein in the
arm was not mnch of a doctor.
One hundred years ago men
were not running about over the
country with millions of fish eggs
to be hatched to order. Fish snpe
rintended their own hatchlng in
those days.
One hundred years ago the con
ditiOn OF the weather on the lst
of January was not telegraphed
all over the continent on the even
ing Of December 81. Things have
changed.
One hundred years ago people
did not worry about rapid trans
it and cheap transportation, buC
threw their grain crops across the
backs of their horses aud uncom-
plainingly event to the mill.'
One hundred years ago every
man cut mis- coat according to his
cloth, every man was estimated
at his real value, shoddy was not
known, nobody had struck .:ile,"
and trae merit and honest worth
were the only grounds far promo
tiop.
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Communicated.
ED. THIBODAUx SENTINEL:

~
The publication of the Bill in
trotluced into the Congress of the
United States by Representative
Darrall, appropriating ten thou
sand dollars for the dredging OF
lower Bayou Lafonrche. has been
the cause of considerable discus
sion Oh the streets, various objec.
tons being surged as, in case OF
its passage, to what effect it may
have on the waters of that Bayou
in times of a high river. Some
contend that such Il small amount
will not be sufficient to accom-.
pllsh any real practical benefit,
others that dredging The Lowe r
Lafonrche will produce no percept
IDLE effect upon the rise of the
water i'll this and the upper Dor
tons cf this Parish and in AssumD
ton.
1t will be remembered that the
work designated will be executed
by the officers of the Government.
with the Government dredge
boats, salaried officers command.
ing public boats, whose salaries
and outfits are not included in the
expenses incident to the work,
and who can have no inducement
to cause them to neglect or delay
the cOnsummation of the labor
which they will be directed to
perform.
A most accurate survey of the
Bayou, from LafOurche Crossing
to the Gulf was made two years
ago, and maps prepared exhibi-
ting every species of obstruction
to be removed, and with this sur.
vey. accompanied by the maps,
estimates have been made by En-
gineers, thoroughly skilled both
practically and by education, in
such works, that ten Thousand
dollars will accomplish the labor
of re-opening that stream from
the Crossing to the mouth and
giving it capacity of outlet am.
ply sufficient to carry off the
waters that are admitted by the
inlet at Dopaldsonville. Surely
such estimates are entitled to
great weight in the minds of rea-
sonable ahd practicable men.
1t is argued that the dredging
OF the lower Bayou will not pre-
vent the rising of that stream IN
this vicinity, to a dangerous
height, and that the only reliable
security that can be attaiued con-
slsts in II continual increase of
the levees,in height and capacity,
to sustain the pressure OF waters
during periods in which the Mis-
sissippi river is at it's greatest
elevation.
A careful observation of Bayou
Lafourche throughout it's entire
length will disclose the fact that
from Donaldsonville to Raceland
that stream continually widens,
and from that point dOwpwards
the distance between the levees
grows less, and the same observe.
ton will show that the highest
levees are found where the dis.
tance between them is the great.
est. There should be some practi.
cal reason for this singular tact.
and the development of this fact
will, perhaps, clear up the FEAST
bllity of that relief which the
cleaning of the Lower Lafourche
will effect.
10 prove that dredging the
Lower Bayou will produce no sen.
sible effects in the Upper Bayou
the assertion is made that when .
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VOCNG MEMS DRAMATIC CLUB
Regular meeting Second Thursday
of each month.
Officers Thomas A. Badcaux, Presi-
ldent: Emile Loiseau, Vice President J
Omer Landry, Treasurer Henry Rlviere
Secretary !; F. Samoan. Stage Manager J.
a Perrin, assistant Stage Manager John
Hay. Property Man; T.Berseron, Costumer
A. F. knobloch, Prompter J. L. Wcbre.
Assistaat, A. b. Ragan, Floor Manager,
Thomas Holden, Door Keeper.
Committee of arrangements A. B. Ra-
gan: Chairman, J. n. Wright, L. Aucoin,
NJ. I. Higgingbotham.
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vu,HIBODAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE
/ No 80. a. +. and A.. M.--Hegular
meetings on the second Saturday and the
last Saturday of Every month, at 3o'clock
p. NJ, Grsen Street, between Lcvee and
Market Streets
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Fg'lIIBODEAI'X. jos. T.. Pharmacist.
L Deaier in Patent Medicines. Perfu.
mrry. &c. corner of Main and St Philip
Streets.
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XXyASHINGTON HOTEL. Mrs. G
w Gamard, Proprietor. Market st
between St. Philip and St. Louis Streets.
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T>ABOR II. W., Family and Pfnpta-
L fOn Groceries, Green Street between
Lcvrc and Market Streets.
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MOORE, !. d. Attorney at Lo~,-ot
1'A fce up stairs Main st. corner
Focus W. oo'h'i
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FVNlilBODAUX, THEOPHILE, Towm
L Constable, -1ssessor, Collector and
Nh0rfnger Office Green Street between
Market and Leyee.
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'NllIBODEAUX. JOS. T., Treasurer of
he 1o,cn, corner Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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FEHI.IBODAUX FOUNDRY. l.. KEEFE
L Proprietor, Levee and jackson
Streets
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T'EiaEAt, H.. Carriage MnLe. an
H"r>e .Hocing, corner Lcvee and p
triot Streets.
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IAZZO DR.. j. b C.. Physician and
" Aeoucheur, Thibodaux 7. o., Lafour
che Parish, La,
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rIyHIBODAUX FIRE NO. l. Engine
i Room ut Torn Hall, Levee St Reg
nlar parades on second Sunday of each
month. Regular Meetings on Monday at
ter the second Monday of every month.
Ot6cers,-S. L. GrisamOre, President,
f. E. Leblanc. Vice President, T. Trone.
Secretary, NJ. 7. Higginbotham, Assistant
Secretary. IL. w. Tabor. Foreman. II.
Champagne, ssista ant Foreman, O. kno-
bloch. Hose Director, K. Cointmel Assis-
tant Hose Dir tor p. A.DeManadr Engine
Director, A. Weisenthaner, Assistant En-
rine Director, 0. Malbrou, Tyler, Jos. I.
Ihiho.leauX Treasurer.
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nScLLlVAN, Z. A. Ahorney at Lac,
~ ~ Green Street, between Main and
ThibNlaux Streets. ""
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M IthELET, II. H., Parish Treasurer
NA ofiee, Green Street, cor. Market
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YI,HIBODAUX SENTINEL. job Office
corner Market and Patriot Streets.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-02-12

xH7EISsENTHANNER, ALOIS, Confec-
w Honery and SOd0 Water. Green
Street between Market and Main Streets.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-02-12

nSCHWALD, j. G.. Shoemaker. Main
- street between st Louis and Green
streets
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-02-12

A JrCOIN, p. A.. Family and Pionta-
a lion Groceries. Main street, betw
o,us and st. Philip streets.