Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-26
THE FELlClANA SENTINEL.
are ripe.

-Dewberries are ripe.
Cotton scraping in progress.
New Irish potato es in abundance.
Windy and dry during past week.
Cloudy and drizzling Friday morn
ing.
On Tuesday last Mr.. D. w. Pipes OF
Vast Feliciana was in Bayou Sara.
We hear it rumored that the students
If Feliciana Female Institute contem-
late giving a grand Picnic in tho near
hture.
On Wednesday we met Mcssrs., J. Y.
kyley, J. Dutart, j. White and Capt.
las. Ramsey, all of East Fclicana in our
Dwn.
The Pastime Amateur Dramatic AS
bciaton of Bayou Sara, are rehearsing
overall popular plays for performance
: the near future.
ION the first Monday in May next,
ke "Pastme Amateur Dramatic Associa-
on," of Bayou Sara will hold their an
hal election for officers.
Sara now ships cabbage to
iuton, Woodville and Jackson, and the
Iterprise is said to yield n handsome re
IN. 'Rah for Bayou Sara.
TO Mr.. c. w. Temple, of this town,
are under obligations for sample of
me large lettuce heads taken from his
ry fine garden. They were tho best
ht have so far como to our notice.
Tho Brass Band of Bayou Sara, SO
are informed, are rehcarsing for i.
nstrel performance with the proceeds
which they propose to bny new in
uments, of which they are said to be
rely in need.
During the past week we had the
assure Of greeting in our sanctum Mr..
m Waco, Texas, where he has been
lilitng. He speaks in glowing terms OF
q city of the plains and it's vicinity.
- Mrs. J. +. Austen, St. Francisviile
~, wishes to inform the public THAI she
~ do plain sewing, at reasonable "a ties.
- will pay especial attention to chill
ms clothing, gents shirts and under
sothing. In soliciting pnblic patronage
rguarantecs satisfaction in every par
elar
H. Paul Boyton, the great swimmcrpas
bayou Sara, on Friday morning The
4essOr came ashore and convcrsed
number of our citizens and tcle-
he'd to Baton Rouge that he would be |
bat city at four o'clock that evening.
want of space prevents 4 description
bis floating curiosity.
Dur esteemed young friend Mr.. G. NJ. |
pr, formerly Of this place, but now
wing a merchantile life at Welcome |
Office, ST. James Parish, has been |
kaing the past week among his friends |
Ethis section. 1t will no doubt be graf !
ZIG to his many admirers to learn that |
G&ick is doing we'll in hisadoptcd home
LIS well pleased with the country and |
eople.
|wAMP CHILLs.-This species of chills
ISReneralIy moro difficult to eradicate
m any other. The miasma is OF a more
4lent character, producing moro bill
mess with a tendency to congestion.
46whole system becomes affected, the
odsutfers, the bones and joints ache,
there is high fever and rapid prostra-
~ Quinine Will seldom cure such
~, the reliefit gives is only tempo
~ A powerful vegetable toric rene
thas lately been introduced which
2poJ contain quinino or other poison,
gef affects the head, ears or nerves,
nnses the stomache, opens tho bowels,
q Relieves the congested liver. The
6ele is known as Days Ague Tonic,
th never fails to cure the worst long
Auding cases.
TO Mrs. Julia w. Richards, the lady
tndpal Of the white public school of
EEfancisville, me return our thanks for
!kind invitation to attend u grand May
sCysand picnic, to be given at the beau
nlgrove on the Weatherstrand place,
PIT one mile from this place. At an
ION held by the members of this
e1 the beautiful and amiable little
nter Mr.. and Mrs Driant-Mamy-
y ehosen as the Queen Of the Day and
fer Willie Powell. son Of Hon. Saml.
kewell elected as the King. The
esures of the day will be intcrsperscd
associations, declamations, &c, by
,lehmeans will be exhibited in 4 happy
eer the progress made by tho children
tho tutorship of tho talented prin-
Ind her worthy assistant, Miss.
Raynham. An invitation has been
zled to the parents Of pupils and
of their friends as may be interested
~ cause of education. Nothing but
Y& press of work will prevent us