Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15
HE SENTINEL.
FOR DELEGATE.
Thanks to Mr.. c. w. Tempel for IL

hest manner anu ut Gue 1o"cSL ny
ITO Mr.. H. C. Bushnell we are under
" obligations for file of interesting
ers from the West.
lon Tuesday night next the FORESTS
give their performance. All lovers
In and good acting should go.
LMr. Thos. w. Raynlram has purchas'
he lot adjourning the residence of his
er and contemplates building a resi-
e thereon at an early day.
uban Chill Tonic, the Great West
es Fever and Ague Remedy, posi-
cure for Chills, Fever, and Bilious
at-Dr. Mumford's
eKouns' Daily Mail and Railroad
liner "Nlary Ida," leaves Bayou Sara
" day except Sundays. for New Or
y at 9, o'clock in the morning.-1y.
+Dr. F. NJ. Mumford our worthy tax
ctor, has moved his Office to the cosy
y room prepared for the occasion, in
last side of his drug store building.
The Firemen of Bayou Sara contem-
Is giving grand mask and fancy
: ball on Tuesday, (Mardi Grass)
|r,,ary 25th. Under their auspices 1t
be a grand affair.
Hon Saml. J. Powell and w. w.
Ike, Esq, who have been in attend
b OH he Supreme Court, in New Or
u, during the past week, will return
he tomorrow.
Chas. l.. Fisher. Esq, OF the law firm
Nickliife & Fisher, of this place, who
heen in after dance on the Supreme
ut, in New Orleans during the past
* returned home yesterday.
Hhy will you suffer with Il shaking
ll or burning Fever, doses of Gu
Tonic, the, Great West Indies Fever
Asue Remedy, will stop the Chills
Eever, while one bottle will cure
mp for years. Try it
To all from this Parish who contem-
rs going to New Orleans to witness the
LII Gras festival on the 25th, and de-
Il comfortable and cheap transpota-
We recommend the steamer J. w. Can
She will leave b yon Ssra on the
morning of the oath and land passen-
q IN New Orleans the same evening.
To all who have old furniture that
Ids rcvarnishing and repairing we
ommend Mr.. Sig,nond, upholsterer
cabinet tinisher, who uring several
aths TN this Parish has done large
bnnt of work and i'll every instance
re perfect satisfaction.
In todays Issue will be found het
advertisement of DR.. o. ID. Brooks,
which is enumerated Il large number
krticles of which he has just received
hrve invoice The DR.. keeps nothing
first class articles on hand and sells
eheap as any drng store in the State.
Il Z real pleasure to deal whit him, for
ID he there is no one more aifable and
lying.
-Through the carelessncss of one OF
assistants, the announcement of "
Leake, Esq, as Il candidate for dele
= to the constitu, iOnal convcutian
g athrown in the case and the same
led to appear in our last issue, there
Creating tho impression that he had
hdrawn from the cont st. Such is not
case however, as the friends of this
htlemau are still sanguine of his sue
10.
rWhat other preparations fail to do
HIS Hair Rencwersurely acconplishes
renews the hair and especially restore:
color when gray and faded. AS q
bssing it is unsurpassed, making the
krmoist, and glossy. The most econo,
|cal preparation ever offered, its OBJECT.
main long time, and those who have
Ice made trial of it will never use any
her.-Advertiser and Uuion, Fredonia
Y.
Mr. Edward E. Marks, a talented gen
Pmau, and for some time ENGAGE in thu
use of education in Pointe Coupee. will
len, in Bayou Sara, on Monday next, :
tvate school for tho advancement O
youths of this section Mr.. Nj. is
ented gentleman and we hope to SCI
m meet with sue cess in this importan
hal of usefulness. lie comes here high
Recommended and possesses three frs
k.des certificates of examination as
acher, each from q different State Of TIL
hion.
On Monday night last, Mr.. B. 7
fhite, the energetic proprietor of tn
kpou Sara Steam Ferry, boat, &C. NJ
H-Sok trip up to New Texas Landing
aioad of pickets and boards and
as night before the boat was loaded
1. w, who was on shore superintend
IS the job, after the last picket wa
pred, started on the boat, and, OWN
the intense darkness, walked acros
10 deck and into the river. Robt. Bal
be OF the workmen, taking in the situa