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Ayear or moro ago negro man
named John Bridges foully murdered
HIS wife near Roaring Springs, Trigg
county. lie shot her In the side with
= shotgun while she held an infant
IN her arms. The murder was u brn.
tai one and much excitement was ere.
a'ed at the time aud lynch law was
Imminent for a lino. Bridges cs-
capped but subsequently returned aud
surrendered 10 the authorities ond
made iull confession. Tho case
was tired last week in the Trigg
Circuit Court and Bridges was con.
vicled OF murder In tho frs, degree
aud his punishment fixed at death
The limo for the execution has moi
yet been fixed but Il will probably be
abont the middle OF June.
The verdict Of the jury 10 a just one
aud the negro acknowledges his
crime aud says be deserves death
This will DO tho iirsi legal hanging 81
this sec,ten for many years.
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Homicide at Dawson.

A terrible tragedy occurred al
Dawson City, last Sunday abopi 8 p.
N. Win. Hewlett, tho Marshal OF
that place, shot and killed young
man named Mcnser and MORALLY
wounded lis father. Dink Mense >
an ex- Magistrate aud well'known
citizen. AS far as wo have learned
the fhooting occurred about young
Menser's having been fined for some
disorder he had been guilty Of on
some previous occasion. Father and
SON were IN Dawson Friday or Saiur.
day and talked rather angrily about
the matter. Nothing occurred then.
They returned TO Dawson Sunday
and al alteration ensued, when
Marshal Hewlett fred three times, 80
|, is said. Young nenser was shot
through the breast, expiring about
thirty minutes alter being shot. Ills
father was shot once or twice IN the
abdomen, tho ball entering on the
left side, aud he died in few hours.
Some are Of the opinion that Marshal
Hewlett was jus,iAable, others say lie
was not Madisonyillc Times.
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Big Four.

Morton's Big 4 Minstrcls are
booked at Mozart Hall for next
,r,,,,,.doy nI.ht Mav4 II iso ono OF
49, -. Ma -, i, !
tho very "es' SHOWS " ~ N''u y" '"o
road. The following is what the
Pittsburg Leader 50, q OF the compa-
ny:
The fun was "fast and furions' a. 4,
oota ne performances Ts we I, n,s i,
n m,"",rs, no1udei themselves about.
fopped themselves over, coutorted
and distorted themselves, fell down
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MARRIED.

IIENDRlCkS-MOkTON:-Ai
the residence Of the bride's father,
Mr.. Jno. q. Morton, Madisouville,
Ky, Thursday April q, Mr.. Ed. Hen-
dricks, of St. Louis, to Miss Mollic d,
Morton.
The bride haa been the belle OF
Hopkins county for some years and
enjoys the universal esleem OF all
who know her. She is intelligent,yi.
vacious aud cultivated, and is pleas.
antly remembered IN many sections
OF the State where she has Visited. The
love which has thus eliminated Ia
one singularly romantic and enduring
IN It's nature. Mr., Hendricks Ia TO be
congratulated and we assure them
both that they have our earnest
wishes for perfect and enduring hap.
piness.
; KEMP-wHITE:- AT tho residence
Of Curd Petty, Esq Sedalia Mo-,
April 6. 'S2. Mr.. W. o. Kemp, Of
Dresden, Mo-, to Miss Mollio White
The bride Is a sister Of Mr.. c. e. 5
White , Oh Fsirsiaw, and formerly
lived IN the vicinity Of Fairview. IL
this county, where she has many
friends. who will unite in wishing hel
much happiness.
NANCE -nESTER:--A,the resi-
depce Of Mr.. JEFF Killcbrew, neal
Newslcad, Thursday, April 9th, b,
Rev. J. G Tate, Mr.. Jack B. Nance
to Miss Matte A. Hester. The coup
10 have our best wishes.
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Siegar's Mill on q fishing frolic Sat.
urday, but caught only two fish.
Rev. Mr.. Chevia. editor 9th Bap-
tist Reflector, Nashville, Tenn,
preached at the Baptist Church Sum
day morning.
DR.. Ssm'l. Baker, OF Russellville,
filled DR.. Kecn's pulpit Sunday even
Ing. The congregation was a very
large one.
Mr.. +. It. Shelton. who conducts
Mr. s. g. Buckner's Spring Hill
farm, near Longview, raised 50 lambs
from 25 ewes this spring.
Large crowds attended the Btp-
list meeting at Locust GROVE and the
Methodist Conference at Hebron
Sunday. A number OF persons from
this city attended tho meetings.
DR.. w. u. Wheeler was called 10
GAINESVILLE yesterday bv q telegram
announcing that his little daughter,
Emily, had had her leg broken.
Particulars 1oi learned.
The committee consisting Of one
representative Democrat from each
precinct, chosen to decide between
the three candidates for TALLER, decided
that A. D. Long should mako the
race.
Mr.. John Moayon. adverilses his we'll
assorted stock Of Spring Goods this
week. Mr.. Moayon Il too well
known IN the county to need any re-
commcndaiion from us. Ifyou want
dry goods, clothing, hats &C.. Honest
John will sell them as cheap as the
cheapest.
One Of tho acts passed by the last
Legislature was TO charter the "Norih
American .iuiual Acciden. Asssocia-
ton" with headquarters in this city
II will be the only COMP any Of i's
kind In Kentucky, aud will cndcavor
10 extend It's business all over the
United States and Canada. II will,
as wo understand. DO conducted on
tho co operative plan. We will have
more to say about Il In the future ss
soon as It Is thoroughly organized,
and in working order.
Mcssrs. franklin, McPhail x
Kelley advertise their prices on har-
ness this week. We know the gen
tlemcn constituting this firm, and we
guarantee fair dealing 10 all parties
desiring fine harness or saildlery. II
you wish an extra fine set OF harness,
you wonld do well to consult them.
Indeed owing TO their superior facili-
tics, they can make il to the intercs,
OF pariics desiring any style otharness
to deal with them. Give them a
trial and Won will DO pleased with
your bargain. Address franklin,
| McPhail u Kelley, No. Z South Mar
ket ST, Nashville, Tenn.
|
Conductor Allison has been tempo
rarily superseded By Conductor Ed.
Wells, on the accommodation train.
We understand that the accomInoda-
lion and freight train No. 50 failed TO
pass each other at Gn,lric Saturday
evening but met on the rosd this
side OF Guthrie. The track was
straight and no harm was done. Capt
Allison was informed al Guthrie that
80 had arrived, special train causing
tho mistake. lie Is one OF tho most
pains-iaking as well as geniIcmanIy
conductors who has ever been OH the
road and we are confident that the
Investigation will result in salts
factory explanation Of the course
which might have resulted In a col
lislon.
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Hr0ur subscription rates were
reduced Oct. IS. 1881. to 81 so strictly
cash IN adoance. All unpaid sub
scrIptions. hesinping prior to that
date, viii be charged at old rates Ill
paid. No subscriptions are taken
now except for cash in advance, and
all papers win be stopped when out,
unless promptly renewed.
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soclAlrrIEs.

Lon Gaines and JEFF Gentry were
in town again Sunday.
Miss Lula Watkins. OF Moniyom-
cry was IN tho city Saturday.
Mr.. jas. D Campbell has accepted
aposiuon with Mc,calie & Bro.
J. Il. Bonrland, OF jacksonville,
wssIn Tho city Friday.
Mr.. Willis reeves and Dr.Jeiferson
OF Elkton were In tho city Saturday.
Miss Be,,io Gaines or Montgomery +,
'camo up Saturday OH a wish 10 her
numerous friends.
Mn..Jno q. Latham, Jr, OF New
York,is visiting the family OF Mr.
Jno. q. Latham OF this city.
Mrs. A. w. pyle and her two little
girls are spending the week with
friends at EIkton.
Mr.. Upshaw sBuckncr, who has
been attending Commercial. College
iu Evansville, has returned home.
Mrs. NJ Haas Il visiting relatives
in Cincinnati and Mr.. Haas is board.
lug temporarily at the Phoenix.
Misses Eddie and Geriie Cartor's Of
: the sca,hern portion Of Tho county.
arc visiting friends Ia tho city.
Mr.. Phil Gather has taken POSI-.
ton with the grocers, Mcssrs. N. b.
Edmuhds u Co.
Col. Henry Burnett aud wife Of
Paducah. passed through tho city
Sunday en- route for CadiE TO visit
rslatiyes.
Mr. Gus Singleton, who Il engaged
In tho grn,ery business at paducah
spent several days OF last week In this
city, circulating amongst his friends.
Miss Grace Thomson. OF Prince.
ton. Is visiting tho family of Mr. Geo,
q Thompson. She viii be In the
city week or two.
/. Judgc Jos. II, Bowden. Of Russell
willie. who Is a candidate for Superior
,indgc III the first District, is IN the
city.
Mira. w. r. Patton has returned
10 this city aud DIR. Patton has taken
rooms Al tho Montg"mer, house, aud
10 boarding a, iheiPhornix.
Mrs. Cabsuiss aud her daughicI
. Miss Jennie Of Darlington were IN
the city some davs Of last week the
goesis OF Prof. l.us,'s family
Mai. r. II. Brisiow, tho whilvm
saiior orih Elkion Register, was in
the city SATURDAY. on business. lie is
tho same Joyial, comprehensive gen
tlenan he was when he was "ono OF
us.y
Mcssrs. T. W. Gooch, a. II. An.
dcrson, J. J. Mitchell. Jno Throbald,
Jno. d Chesney, Geo. Gisl,, W. u
Ennis. ClM.. T.. West, 7. p. Enuis,
and Jas. Young went to the Odd
Fellows celebration at Evansville last
week.
DIR. S. II. Grooms, a wcll-known
stock raiser.oi Burgin, Mercer county,
and a clever genial gentleman, was In
the city several days last week dis.
posing OF iine cattle, aud favored U.
with call.
It
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Officer Gas Rosenberg, shot and
killed A. j. Fielder ia Louisville.
Fielder was armed with a Ratchet and
rcsia,ed arrest. and Rosenberg claims
that hc acted IN self defense.
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g. NJ. LATHAM

Has just received an
elegant line Of Lnces.
Hamburg Edsings 0nd
kid sloues.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
They've Come.

An elegant stock Of
Gas Fixtures and
Chandeliers has just
been received at w.
T. Tandy & Cos.
Giants old stand. Call
&exami letheir stock.
We defy competition
in prices and Goods,
Louisville, Nashville
and Evansville not
excepted.
Respectfully,
w. T. Tandy & Co.
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FINE CARRIAGES.

McCanay. Borate & Co.,
offer one ofthe most COM
p etc assortment of their
olOn make of Fine Car
riaees and BweSies that
has been offered for seu-
eraJ gears, at exceeding
Iy lou prices. Over ten
years experience In the
manufacture of Fine
CarrI0SeS, and the use of
them by our customers
hare established for us
the reputation of max
ing the very best Work
put up by any company.
Ask any one Who has.
used one of our firm re-
hicles 1ohat they are.
They uoiJl speak for.
themselves if you give
them a Showing. If you
rant a good vehicle,
~ nrrGnted FIRST
CLASS IN e YER Y
RESPECT. all on US
and lOe will be pleased
to show goods and prices,
and will guarantee
prices as lou as anyone
can offer the same quail
ity of york.
Respectfully,
McCamy, Bonte q Co.
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10000 Boards for
sale at so and 90 cts,
per hundred at Nance
g. Killebrew's.
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George Lacy can
now be found behind
the counter at Dixie
Wilson's confection-
cry ready and willing
to wait on all custom
ers.
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Cakes and Candies
of all descriptions at
Dixie Wilson's.
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ONE FOR EVERY DAT.
April Attachments.

The followIngis y Lat Of the mar
riagc licenses issued by the County
clerk for the month of April: w
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Don't forget that N.
B. Edmunds &c Co.
won't be undersold by
anyone and are still
selling goods cheaper
than anybody,
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Call at Br0ndon's
JelUeIry Store and get
you a Nob5y cane, it is
all the style notO.
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See Brandon's netO
goods he has the latest
designs of Jev Ell ri
Rings, Charms. Chains
etc. atlorrest prices.
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FOR SALE.

A dwelling house on Maple Street.
II. G. BALLARD.
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j. II. Wlntree 90 70.
j. r. Arnaistead keeps.
a large stock of Drugs,
Paints. Oils Varnishes
and Painters Material.
Ladies uoiIJ find his stock
of Toilet articles, large
and of superior Quality.
Prices Lou.
For Buggies, Har-
ness, don't fail to ex-
anime our stock. The
cheapest in town. All
kinds Of Repairing
done to order.
]. H. Winfree & Co..
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DRAINAGE.-By a small tax rails
ed by the people residing on The
West side of Bayou Lafourchp be
low ThiOOdauX, a caHal has been
cut from Lake Long TO Lake Jean
Lac'Oix. nearly completed, which
has had the effect Of almost drain
ing Lake Fields and Long and fur
nished great relief TO all lands be
low R~aceland. This work can be
easily completed by the continue
ton of Il small tax for a few Years
and will thoroughly drain all lands
between Lafourcha and Telrebonne
BayouS, and bring into cultivation
thousands of acres of valuable
lands, that are now worthless.
Every acre of swamp land in the
Parish of lYafou.chp is above THE
water. Hence canals leading from
those swamps, or the cleaning of
the natural bayOus that nature
formed for transportation purposes
into tide water will draw the sur
pItS waters from the Swamps and
leave the acres now p%erpetually
submerged, dry aud solid.
The people Of this Parish have
not shown the disposition to recov
er these lands that an eEtrrpriSin1
people ShOald do, but there seems
TO be an inquiry into these matters
that is Low maturing into some
thing practical, which may bt
brought into action ere many yrais
When there are lands in the Par
ish of Lafourche to grow $1,000
hogsheadS of sugar and 100000 ba!
rels of rice is it not time to begin t
increase the yields every year?
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HATES etE' .sHVE;ssY'HSRNG.

For each square of ten lines or less. th" first
Insertion, s ~. second insertion. - cents
Per square. ,Or subsequent Insertions. per
square .nl certs Obituaries ~ ccHtS per linz.
Pfot"sSlalial anti h,>ircs> caras. Including
paper. viii I've published at the rate # 81 cts.
per square for the first in>tr; ion, and - cents
for subsequent fiiatr;inns.
A liberal Discount TO YEARLY advertisers.
Announcing candidates for Office SO. to be
paid for IN ADVANCE
Advertisements not marked on the copy
for Il specified tinit will be inserted till forbid
AID payment eXacted.
Persons sending communication to this pa
pet must always furnish Their real names to
the Editors. We will rot save or return re-
tecfcd HaIuscri ITS.
Aiiaslnn> rrronna!Iy GisI,araging to any
one will never he inserted except as adver.
tiselnents nor then, if peculiarly objectiona-
BILE.
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Public Meeting!
Nomination of Candidates for Ma
yor md Trustees.

A meeting Of citizens Of Thihodaux, in re-
Spouse to notices posted ahOut town for some
.lays was held III the Council Hall on Wednes
day OctoDer - 1882 ut j o'clock =. NJ.
On notion of z. r. L"rio Esq. the veuera-
BILE Henry Hoffman was elected chairman.
and I. p. Bcrgcran secretary.
The object of the meeting having been sta
ted Alr. $. 4. Grisamore offered the folluwia.
Resolutions:
Resolved That, in view of the efficiency
and energy displayed hy the existing Conn
Gil, in administering the Municipal govern
ment of the Town of Fhih"lmux during their
term of office it is just and proper that they
should be complimenIed with "A re election 10
the same positions they now occupy.
Resolved, That we therefore nominate a.
candidates, to be supported by the voters OF
Thibodanx at Municipal election to be held
on November 1881. aud pied,e oursel,c s tu
support and elect The same.
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SUCCESSION OF FUGENIA LECuE AM
MICHEL MONTH HER HUSBAND.
NO. ITO Pl.OHATES.
Twentieth Judicial. District Court.

Twentieth Judicial, District Court.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH az
- Lafourche Whereas Einile Nicknair ofthe
parish OF assumption has this day made ap-
plication to the said Court to be appointed al
minlstrator of said succession.
Now. theretoLe all persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their objections
if any tkey have. with the CLERK of a,;i
Court, at his office in theTown of Thihodaux
within ten days after the first publication
hereof, Otherwise the said applicant will
i'll due course Of law he appointed admins
traitor OF said succession.
(~-I Witness my hand and the i'm
Ills. ? press Of the seal of my Office. this
-~} 18th. day OF October 4. d. 1882.
j. w. kNOBLOCH, Clerk.
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A WONDERFUL MAN AND a
MOST D1o-
COVERY!

Information has just been gwen
TO AN aston!shed world OF one Oh
the wonderful discoveries OF the
nineteenth century.
1t is a notorious fact that he
]orc has selected for his chief ella
ouer in Lafourclpe one Marceiin "A.
Ledet. This man is well known
throughout the Parish and needs
no introduction to the readers OF
the SENTINEL. AS he has never
! set the river on fire, nOr turned a
double back somerSmlt III politics,
anything in the wayof unear'hlng
new, strange, and incomrreheD>l
be mysteries Vas not expected to
emauate from his lofty and intellec
tual mind.
notwithstanding, the latent &c
Mus. that has, for merry half a cen
tury been cooped up within the i'll
ner receSseS of his gigantic brain,
has burst forth in a strange and
wonderful scintiilatnn that has
caused all the world, at least, III
tbs section of country to open their
ewes and mouths in astOriShment.
This great mouse that has been
brought forth from The travail of
Ledet. is: That DEMOCRATS are go
ing to impose upon tue Beattie
Republicans bogus tickets with the
name Of Acklcn thereon. and this
terrific fact has Sd Impressed the
watchful mind OF Ledrt that he has
notified George DruIy, chairman of
the Kellogg Cla1ners, who in turn
publishes the same to an astouished
world.
Let is trust that this great mys
terry of the Democracy being reveal
ed, will not aus tie disruption OF
the Kellogg party, make the Mis-
sissippl to run up stream, or III
duce the coMet 20 draw back out of
view of early risers, these COO
mornings.
1t is quite a compliment to the
Beattle supporters to infer tha,
they could be cheated out Of their
votes IL that easy going style.
II they were to vote for Ackleu
they would all sleep soander in the
future, and feel better generally.
The friends of Ledet are some
! what anxious about him Just now
bat the general impression is, thai
If a little care is taken Of him. hi
will be able to su;vivp the terrible
tLroes through which he Ii a
passed.
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Bailey Saline Apericnt is rapidly com
ing into genial use throughout the United
States. 1t is Il white powder. and when
placed in water, foanls. sparkles, and tas
ties Just like soda water. 1t is very cooling
and pleasant, acts gently upon the bowels.
relieves constipation. cure sick headache,
sour stomach. heartburn.
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Mr.. James A. Weatherford. of SPRING
field. Ohio. says: Browns Iron Bitters
cured me of the worst case of dyspepsia
man ever had. The muscles of nv stom-
Ach, liver and bowels new seem so stronr
1 believe could almost digest petrified
cheese! RECOMMEND it to all who suffer
as did l."
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WORTH EHaMBERINu.-Now that good
times are again upon US. it is worth re
~,nembering that no Que can enjoy the pleas
antest surroundings if in bad health.
There are hundreds OF miserable people
going abcnt to-day with disordered stum
aeIl liver or kidncys, when a bottle CT Par
ker's g niger Tonic wnull do them more
gno1 l.an all tie medicines tAey have EYES
tied.
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/. PHILIP CAILLOUET.
sG:asy PBhfEc.

Eetnectfully intornrS his friends and thu
pubic that he has just opened "a notaria
tice Of The icace and is now ready to attend
promptly to all The business Entrusted tn
HIM. Refers to his past connection for ov-
Ell three ear, with the Recorders Office A.
the Parish at L.tiuurch".
Othce on Ma. ket Street, he, weeu H.
Luuis aud G,een Streets.
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The Netchitoches Vindicator has changed
hands. MIR. Co>g,ovc having sold out TO
Dir. Brazeale. TIE new editor is u native
of the Parish in which the Vindicator is
printed, and is thoroughly Identified with
its interests. He Yields Il ready pen and
will doubtless maintain the Vindicator in
the high position it mas already attained.
The Vindicator will be IA strong and earn
est supporter of the Democratic party.
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Lingering leuco'rhora or whites so COM
mon among females all over the south are
Immediately cured by the use OF English
Female Bitters.
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SATURDAY., OCT. %. 1882.

A DELIGHTFUL NOVELTY La let ,re
fer Fiorestol Cologne because they find
this lasting combination of exqnis tie per-
fumes a delightful no city.
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The Office for registration of
voters will close in this parish on
Friday November 3rd. 1882.
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The best preventive of ~consumptive dis,
ease of the lungs. bowels or kidneys is
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t checks all decay.
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NEW ARRANGEH ENTS.
~2%ep a;ys@ ESxsyEs..

Mr.. Thomas A1brrti infoi ms his friends
nj Ia" trtvrll ing public thai he has made
annh kew arrangements which vii, enable
r.'A to ~aatisfy all those who viii honor him
with uiicir custom.
Meals furnished at all hours of the dav
broadcast az 10 O'clock A.. M. and Dinner
II ! o'clock T.. NJ.
Commodious and well furnished rooms.
MODFkATE PRICES.
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Foo Rent.

Music Hall can be rented for Balls, Er,.,-
tainnienis, SOircts. etc, at the rate of Tan
Dollais u night. on application to
JOS. T. TdIBODEAUX
Thibolau<. La. Oct. 9TH 1882.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-10-28
L. HOGAN,
Corner jackson and Levce SITS.
THIBODAUx, La,

1, Fps CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
IA luii assortment OF
d~sro, cries. Provisions,
Hnrdtcare, Meet. Bar and Boiler
iron. Paints, Lead, Boiler rio
cts, Gus pipe and fittings
Bare Wire, IOolS md
Plantation Supplies
OF all descriptions.
Sept-2i-sl-ly.