Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-08-25

make.
wadnesday morning last gave us 1
nine mixing of fall weather.
The Council of Bayou Sara meets ol
rrdsy evening next LIST. prox.
yota the change in address indicated
b, Kaufman's card i" this issue.
non,t fail to visit Rearick's photo
m tent, on Principal st., Bayou Sara
sse Mr.. Edward Thompson's adver
neuts of building paper and the home
shelter
Attention r'iremen! Members of Ba.
Sara Fire Co.. No. 1, will find a spe.
notice iu another column.
Biloxi is the place for physical relax
n and recreation and the Montross
10 is the place to stop at.
The average boy has laid aside his
and culver and tSundles his hoop
"early morn to dewy eve."
lie. Stuttz contemplates organizing
Ieatrical troupe in this place to be
on or about September 10th.
III. Homerich's advertisement in this
states the price of lumber at the
Of delivered at the railroad depot.
The attention Of Taxpayers is called
be special notice of Collector Num-
which appears in another column.
Insure with Elder & Co., Woodville,
Johh D. Austen, st. Francisville,
s. Austen, jackson, and l.. Nauman,
tor, La, Snb. agents.
Pictures of your departed friends
relatives copied by Rearick to your
ct satisfaction at the picture tent
|eipal St., Bayou Sara.
Photographs, Gems and all styles of
(lres, including the beautiful and ar
"Remembrandt" taken by Rcarick,
|eipal ST., Bayou Sara, at most reason
rates of charge.
lesHs. Colhonn g. Co., proprietors of
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs
no pains to make that resort the
popular and attractive in the coun-
They have succeeded as the facts
y Read their advertisements.
What are the several Justices of the
\ and the parish ranger doing in re-
10 estrays7 We published several
ninety days ego,but they have not
published for sale as yet. Perhaps
have been reclaimed. Chapter XIII
ePolice Code furnishes all requisite
nation in regard to this subject.
cUsE THE SHADOW ERE THE SUB
cE FADEs.-Our people throughout
Country as we'll as in town have a
did opportunity of complying with !
bove timely suggestion. Mr.. L. B.
lex has established his headqu arters
rncipal ST., near the residence of
rvlne, where he is prepared to take
res 'true to life' or no pay demand
1t has been some years since first
photographer has been in our midst |
ur friends in the country particu-
should not let this opportunity of
lpg good licensees, slip without be-
nproved. We have examined some
r. Rearick's work, pictures of citi-
II Woodville, we'll known to us, and
i most excellent. Charges reason
N Sunday morning last while the
was being opened two colored men
ed in a wordy alteration at the
oifice door They INDUCED in the
OF the most boisterous and
ne language much to the annoy
u persons waiting. AT the office and
OF the surrounding neighborhood.
. satisfied that our constable was
resent. otherwise such an offense
Dc the peace of the town could
~ have gone UNPUBLISHED. Till
"lnsey and French jim are the
duals who thus offended. In JUS
oweyer, it is proper to state that
We been informed that the latter |
eeidedly the aggressor in the affair. !
10 not our citizens. upon such oc-
y take it upon themselves to swear
mdavits and thus bring the guilty
) 10 punishmentY A prompt exer-
this duty, encumbent upon every
would soon put'a stop to such dis
gand disgraccful exhibitions. |
ING AND SUCCESSFUL BURGLARY
lime during Monday night last or
tuesday, morning, the residence Of
low citizen. James Wells, in Bayou
was burglariously entered and one
" and fifty dollars in currency alb
~ from his clothing. We are in
mat the entrance WIS effected by I
s.the lock of the door leading to
GUS sleeping apartment and there
oppt that chloroform was admin
10 him as he was effected in q
which clearly indicates the use
artlcle. He was conscious of the
- OF an intruder yet was unable
VI give an alarm. Mr.. Wells had
- rom Baton Rouge but q short