Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22

-On the civil docket OF the 9TH Dis
1t Court of this Parish, for the March
In, there arc only 9 cases to he tried.
We had the pleasure of greeting, on
|csday last, onr yong and ablo lawyer
end Robt. Semple, Esq, of Pointe Cou-
/.
Under the supervision of its efficient
hyor Mr.. John. F. Irvine, the streets of
you Sara have undergone thorough
|rking.
While a large number of our farmers
re already planted their corn many
ve not yet planted, owing to the wet
|lstitution of their soil.
Mr.. 3. T. White, our energetic ferry
In, launched a new and quito comfort
le fat for transporting passengers and
light, on Wednesday last.
lon Wednesday last it was our pleas
B to greet in our sanctum, Jas. Vignes,
a., a young and promising lawyer of
hterloo, Point Coupee Parish.
Ion the criminal docket of the 9TH
strict Court of this Parish, for the
krch term there are 30 cases in which
lie bills have already been found besid-
Ia number of cases yet to be considered
that body.
mfr. Chas. Argue q young man some
years of age, residing near Laurel Hill,
this Parish, had serious accident to
lppen to him on Tuesday last, while
II hunting his gun was discharged acct
|ntly, with the muzzle downward, in
eting very painful wound in ore Of his
et.
IA young man from Illinois-a drum
er for a large broom tactory-visited
lr town last week. While showing his
implies he exhibi ted several broom
pads in his sa tchel minus the handles,
Pnce the origin of this conundrum
hat class Of urummers should have:the
ut trouble in selling their goods? Why,
bonn drummcrs of course, as they don't
I've to handle their samples.
lit is with pleasure that We refer to
|Acard of DR.. Chas. Ball, in another
|lamn. Although y young physician, he
" had considerable success in the prac-
be of his profession. He is q first grade
|aduate of the Medical University of
lew Orleans, and is very successful in
be cure of tho maladies peculiar to those
|alarial districts. His Office is at the
tie residence of DR.. Vim. Ball, in this
|arish.
Wash Wade, worthy representative
the race in habiting the sunny Cline
Africa, by some misfortune, has been
kught sheep stealing and now langulshes
\ the Hammer house. awaiting his trial
efore the District Caurt in March next.
was from the fine flock of DR.. j. j.
Fade, that Wash, selected the lamb for
fs sacrifice to German. A year or two
b the State prison we think would per-
hade Wash that a sheep stealer is the
heanest of all thieves.
$50 much is said about Bailey's Saline
[perient that it would not be amiss for
IS to explain to our readers what the ar
fcle is. 1t is pretty white salt, put up
b bottles and sold at so cents. A small
|uantity thrown into a glass and little
Fater poured on it, cause an efferves-
ence similar to soda water. This is
rank at once and is quite pleasant and
boiling, while it acts freely upon The
bowels and kidneys. Its action is quite
hild and offectuai and is now extensively
|sed for consumption, headache, acit
|tomach, heartburn, dyspepsia, buillious
Jess, etc. Its certainty of action, mild
less and..cheapness have combined to Civ
|ta large sale throughout the country.2t
AT the complimentary performanc
Pf the Forests on Tuesday uight last
In amusing coloquy was overheard. Th
Prop curtain on the stage is embelishet
Py a vey fine painting of natural scenery
in the background Of which is a beauti
Full lake and floating thereon small sal
boat. During one of the intermissions
while every one was in a flutter over til
play just rendered, a young blood evident
II just from the country, was heard t
remark in a loud, voice to his companion
by 81 say, John, do you reckon
b fellow could reach the man in that boa
with q Winchester ?" eyer Darn fool,
Replied his companion, "thats no boat
it's q paintin' OF a boat" At this me
ment the curtain arose, and although
two lovers were going through a mos
exhibition of fidelity, the grou
our young and verdar
Friend, exhibited the most uncontrolled
hauS zer.
Some times we hear of very funn
things and sayings occurring in place
where lis little expected. A gentlema
|of this town, while in Bayou Sara, fe
days ago propounded connundrun
which we consider too good to lose.
crowd had been asked into the bar of M