Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

IT, STlRLlNN
.he lat of December prox., Mrs.
p;.haras will open in this town u
school. We refer parents to her
10 this ISSUE
., direct the attention of our read
,he card of Mr.. E. Newman. in this
Is a tailor he is q thorough work
nd deserving of patronage.
!. wednesday evening last the much
!, ~ rain a fell, in a slow soaking shower
(sjng the almost intolera'lo dust into
end End greatly aiding fall vegetation.
rx-Gov. r. C. Wickliffe who, since
-,,, mart of September, has been
w. ' his relatives and friends in Ke.,-
saotnrued to this place on Sunday
looking we'll after his visit.
From the present time up to the day
lion the Office of tho Registrar will
wv at the Court House. Every vot-
IN has not registered should avail
.s1f of this opportunity 90 qualify for
coming election.
\, Friday wo had the pleasure of
=. visit from our handsome young
Mr. N. P. Phillips, of New Texas.
;nf,rms us he is doing good business
nav home, which is gratifying to
nonv friends in this Parish.
m Monday last our young friend,
lanes Leake, son Of Hon. w. w.
took his departure for New Or
where he will study for the profess
If medicine. To become familiar
drugs, he will serve a short appren-
hin in prescription store before ell
% the Institute.
A postal card from Mr.. L. s. crozier
Ball, of this place, conveys the in
,snce that no is busily engaged in
mo and preparing for shipment to
noiut 100, 900 choice mulberry trees.
Doctor has already received over
hundred orders for circulars and Mr..
,ier's book, and the success of this
crtaut enterprise is assured.
Judee Beattie, in his recent speech
gave the negroes Il piece of advice
al shows conclusively the dangerous
Il of encouraging any Independent
temeut. He told them to so home
should there, on election day, be no
Iublioan ticket in tho field, vote for
independent candidate offering him
b Which mears that wherever an
perdent is elected opposition to De
racy is declared. Every true Demo-
should support the whole ticket,
l Governor down to Constable.
mfr. Gustave Brunnett, with Picard
Ceil, having become perfect in the ca
fy of furniture repairer, upholsterer,
maker, takes this method to
lbm tho public that he renovates mat
hes, makes and lays carpets, as well Ut
ufacturc hambrequins and draperies
[der, in the most approved style. All
/ in tue upholstery line done in the
manner and at lowest prices Orders
lat the store of Picard & We'll, or La.
We'll will be promptly attended to,
I'm the conclusion of Mr.. Lcake's let
in which he kindly furnishes the in.
baton asked for in our last issue, the
tier says he "would be pleased if you
J will refer me Chimp to any article OF
previous constitutions in which the
zion of police julies are mentioned
3eply we would beg leave to state that
4 l humble opinion, it was not oul
erstanding that the rotten concern OF
5 or any other cons tuition served as
|pdel in the construction of the new
! We were laboring under the belief
! aconvention, assembled to frame an
Rnic lew, had the right, should they
proper, to make the election of ANY
! r constitutional provision. We
= Id respectfully remark in conclusion
We We're simply seeking light on this
ktiou, and do not put ourself up as a
eher to gentlemen we are pleased to
!eve well yersed in the art of law
king.
p Friday, the 31st ult., Judge Beattie
Republican nominee for Governor OF
e'slana, accompanied by a Mr.. Bur
Y, visited West Feliciana and held
= IN the Court House yard. Before
lelng on the hill he inquired whether
Fould be allowed to SPEAK. His small
pence of white and colorcd hearers.
embled out of sheer curiosity, gave
ence that the Judge was expected to
PIX. The Judge was introduced by
Frank Powers, formerly of this Par
when he procee dcd to explain to his
Rrers the glorious victories achieved by
republican party in eficcting their
fncipation, sc. The enunciation OF
p facts, though not of the whole
p, would have served very well to
lie the credulous ear of his colored