The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-07-19
Fifteen Gents OH.

well ana mas Il ltaSGhaDlt SHARE
Of GOOD looks had occasion last
week to make a trip to the conn-
try, and il night he found HIM
sell at Il farm house, at Which a
party was 10 come OFF. He w IN
vlttu 20 participate i'll the 1esilNl
ties, and after he had consented
the Old tar:iler tooE him around
the corner OF the house and SAID:
"The young folks are mighty
tond Of any game with kissing III
j.. They'll get up some thing ana
tix it to make you kiss the hands
soonest gal in the room.1
..Weli, Iii kiss her. Was the
prompt reply.
eyes, but hold on a little con
tinued the Old man. ''Iheles my
gal Emma. We think she's as pur
ty as any OF 'eH, but certain
folks around here kinder sniff at
her cause her 5 crooks Il bit
and her hair is Il tribe high>color-
r.!. Now. | want You To kiss Ein
for the IIahd5omest gal iii the
room. It'll TO the ole woman good,
do 1u good and kinder set these
teye snitf2rs back Il little. don t
ask you t. kiss her tor nothing.
but if YOU'LL Ito it LII throw fifteen
cents offn your bill i'll the morn
ing.
VIVA. dye Say u
The young man said he'd do it;
and the Iatiiet continued:
"Thatss the checker. Don't
have any make-helleVe about IT.,
but kiss her right pop out, :"
that we kin all hear the smack
The game was played, the
young man was "HXed," and he
kissed EN- like the pop OF Il
pistol. He felt all the happier. for
it that night. seeing how greatly
the old woman WAS pleased, hat
next forenoon as he logged
along he la" to run the gauntlet
OF ii score Of farmers SONS waiting
iu fence coIi!ers to lick him be-
cause hr passed their ''galls' by
ior .:lIm." He was struck by thIl
teen stones, six clubs and about
a hnshel Of potatoes before he got
out Of the Deighborhood, anu
when he came TO figure up he re
. allied that fifteen cents was no Ill
; duceiment at all.
The following Ordinance con
. cernlug General Provisions has
: been adopted by the Convention
by a vote OF 1913 to 5, except arti,
Gle a that passed by a vote OF Z,
t to 81.
h Art. /. No person shall hol,
1 any office, State, parnciiial OF lntt
, nicipal, o shall be permitted L
vote at any election or act a.
) Juror, who.ln due course o. law
IL shall havrs5ern convicted ii trea
@ son, perjury. forgery, bribery o
other crime punishatie Ivy imprl
onment III the penitentiary. 0
t who shall be under Introduction
Art. 2. Members Of the Gene
raj Assembly and all officers, bt
fore they etiter upon the duties q
their offices, shal, take the fo!lo,
ing oath or affirmation
y II "a. b. do soienlily Svea
or or affirm that l viii snppoi
the constitution and laws OF I'll
81 United States and the conStitl
NJ tlon and laws OF this State; an
o. that | will faithfully and iuipa
IN tihliy discharge and perform y
re the duties incumbent upon me Z
-AccUrding TO the best Oh IL
s. ability aod understanding. :
III help me GUl.r
-. Art. 3. The seat OF gOvernmeI
IN Shall be and remain at the city
IL Baton Rouge.
he The. Genera! Assembly, at
tie first session after the adoption
Ve this constitution, shall make II,
us cessary appropriations for the II
IS. pair OF the Siat,. House and
ut the transfer ot the archives OF t
e. State to Baton Rouge; ana Il
MS City Councii of Baton Ronge
he hereby authorized To issue. cert
'rt Gates OF Indebtedness in such nj
ner aud form to cover the Sl
sciiption OF th~Igty-tive %tIionsaj
De dollars, rendered by the citize
and tue City Council of said CT
to aid in repairing the Capitol
ew said city; provided, the city
Is Baton Ronge SHALL pay lnlo t
he' State Treacury said amount
ny thisty.fve thousand dollars /
i'o fore the contract for repairs OF
m State House be finally closed.
my Art. /. Treason against
Ut State shall consist oalN l.. levy!
his was against il, or adlerlng to
'es' enemies, giving Them aid d
iaE comfort. No person shall he ,