Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-10-27
1r1!CIANA SENTINEL.

FELICIANA SENTINEL.
On the lat and 4th pages see interes
ting matter.
~ ,,,.t;ce w. s. D. Hamilton, publishe.
=, Estrsy in this issue.
Wa direct attention to the Constable's
r.lo which appears in another column.
Tax payers should read the special
..,,ce Of Collector Mumford in This issue.
"A notice in the matter of the success.
-, of pattick Doherty will DO found OH
third page.
Valuable property will lie sold by the
,h.,;ff on tho 3rd and 22nd proximo, as
s.r advertisement in this issue.
Mr.. John Roth has removed his
.oot and shoe making establishment to
-. Levy g. Adler building, foot of the
I'M where he will be pleased to attend
- tho wants of his numerous friends as
aeretofore.
n Arneaud has removed his tonsorial
Establishment to the cosy apartment
S.;lt expressly for him on Front street,
B.you Sara, immediately opposite Messrs.
ri L. A. Fischer. An abundance
# cologne and bay rum, used without
tint. clean towels, and polite and expert
h.r,,sr are few Of the many advantages
M 10 realized at Henry's shop. Go and
Try them.
Theiuteresting communication Of "Sex-
.oenarian' which We publish to day
touches upon subject vitality important
whether regarded as connected with those
mon whom is devolved the duties ofhigl
Dositions of trust and honor, or considered
n tho light Of ats blighting effect upon
oc;ety, Such o statute as indicated by
our correspondent did exist in Mississippi
ZONE years ago, and a similar enactmen
has been proposed for Louisiana but has
never been accomplished, at least in so
Ar as our information extends. Any Of
cer however, may he impeached for
triimes and misdemeasors, q circumstance
amply sufficient scope to cover the
pont in question. We heartily commend
Inc communication to the perusal of our
readers.
We have in our Office for the inspection
IfFarmers, Merchants and Others, a sam
DO Of rcd rust-psoof oats, raised by Mr..
duncan Stewart in this Parish. They are
R1tra heavy, very full, and to be con-
Iiuced Of their superiority over those
sised in the West, it is only necessary to
make q comparison between them and
be article obtained from that locality.
hoy furnish another evidence of the
Variability Of our soil and climate, to
he growing of tho various agricultural
(roducts for which, in the past, We have
|een accustomed to draw upon tho West,
nd on encouragement to our Farmels to
mbark in the production of cereals for
heir own consumption rather than do
Iotc their attention exclusively to cot
bn Once We have raised u sut1iciency
grain and meat for home consumption,
utton will pay, even ut 5 cts. per pound.
PERsoSAL.-We wcrc pleased to greet
our midst few days SINCE our good
iend and former fello x-townsman, l..
lauss, Esqr., Accountant of the great
'use Of Meyer, Weis g. Co., of New Or
aIs.
Il Vicious DOGs:-Several Of our citizens
bve recently been bitten ly dogs kept
the yards of private families. Our peo-
o can not he too careful how they per-
1T such animals to run at large during
70 daytime. Often times dogs that are
nsidered harmless will attack strangers
ven in the presence Of their owners, as
|as the case in one of these instances.
30 much care can not be exercised in
lis matter.
BENEFICIAL ENTERTAINMENT-On Tues
y evening, November 9th, Grand
fanatic Entertainment will be given by
% Edwin Forrest Dramatic Association,
sisted by several Amateurs of acknowl-
ged talent and ability, at Firemen's
sll in Bayou sara, for the benefit of the
tholic Church of this place. An attrac-
feprogramme has been selected for the
casion. embracing the Two Act Drama
FENprATloN a mlrth provoking Inter
Dc entitled 'sTnE DUTCH EMIGRANf,"
the popular Farce "QUIET FAMILY
whole to conclude with u GRAND
III.
Upon this as on former occasions. our
ople Of all religious denominations will
pond spontaneously and literally in
ntributing generously to the commend
10 end in view. Tickets of admission
be obtained at the principal stores
Bayou Sara and st. Francisville
ALL MEN ARE CLAY, but it is not eve
man who can execute lettering and
pamental painting in the style of artis-
excellence attained by our friend r.
Clay. Kentucky's gifted son pro-