The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-05-20
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Louisiana and Texas.
On inquiry, We learned the fol-
lowing list emb, aces the stores,
other holdings and business men
Of the new tOwu-a place where
the first house was built in March,
1881:
Geo. Boulder, hotel and stable
and All addition is being built to
hotel.
w. Fl. Anding's Office bnilding,
occupied by Dr.. F. G. Latiolais,
but Mr.. Andins will soon build
a residence fOr himself aud re-
move in town.
NJ. Arenas, store, warehouse,
stable anu a dwelling house which
he rents out.
Louis r. Deputy, formerly OF
Opelousas, cOtfeebOuse and resi-
dpnce.
j. ID. Bernard. store, warehouse
dwelling aud stable.
Numa Chache,e, boarding house
Office occupied by DR.. T. j. Shell
ton, d newly located physician
a bakery, rented to Mr.. Andrew
O'Rourke, late OF Tigerville, and
a stable.
FRANCOIS Crouchet, store, coffee
house, and dwelling. In two
weeks. he will commence the cree
ton Of a.nOtel.
NJ. A. Gnidry, dwelling.
w. F. JohnstOn. paint shop.
HILBERT ard Dunchie, carpenter
shop.
n. Young late of Abbeville,
drug store.
August Perres, residence and
blacksmith shop.
T.. A. PerrOdin, residence and
stable.
Val-rien Richard. market honse
stable and resideDce~the latter
rented to A. OROurke.
FRANCOIS Clavery. late of New
Iberia. resideEc-, with which is
connected his watch making bust
mess.
Simeon Breaux, residence.
Mrs. Berlin, dwelling to rent.
Crossing the railroad track to
the north side, by the wind mill
and railroad watY tank, we saw
the cattle pens, t"Ol and hand
car house, and the keeper S house.
Next to this, the railroad sec
ton honse-Mr. Nelson, boss. and
Mr.. Shaw who boards the bands.
The depot is a capacious build
ing, and besides the necessary
warehouse and Offices, is occupied
by MIR. A. o. BOudro, the agent,
and family, which now includes
his mother and sister, late from
the. overdowu region OF Chaca
houla.
Mr.. A. S. Chappuis, we'll known
on Bayou Lafon,che, has built Il
handsome new store directly OPP
posite the depot, north side, it b.
ing 26 by 80 feet in dimensions.
I and next that he has put up u tin
shop IA bv 4S feet. Adjoining he
has enclosed two lots. planted
many trees. aud vii! after a while
build IA residence there. We won
der who will occupy it with Sam,
He has also bought q number Of
other lots.
On the north side there are AZ
yet only the handsome residences
f Of Mrs. Cunningham.
>, Residence aud stable OF. DR.. L.
tiolais.
Market house of Pierre Fuutt
not.
4 Thus it will be- seen that there
: are now upwards of forty bnll,
, ing where a little o"er Il year age
stood only the depot.
E Aside from those named, DR.
j. 6. w. House resides in town and
D practices medicine, and Dr. Nor
ri>, who Resides with his father i,
r law, Mr.. s. Il. Bird, makes tn,
town bis headquarters.
e Mr.. G. A. Perrodin, formerly !;
}, merchant at Churchviile, is !;
$ most useful citizen, being Justic,
{ of the Peace, Notary Public ant
. auc,iOnrer.
9 Mi. j. D. Bernard is the pos
l. master.
There are two lumber yards il
r the p!ace-one being represente q
. by Mt. Dominique Cazau, VIII,
sells Timber for AureIien Duhon
d Ut Mermentau, AMI the other b,
). MIR. Geo. BOurdier, agent for A
D j. Perkins, of Lake Charles. 9
Mr.. Andrew O'Rourke. who j
n son in law Of Nr. Ozene Leblanc
is assisted in the bakery by yonu;
e Paul MOntacin", formerly OF Do
! aldS0nviiie.
r Mr.. Edward Fremanx, from
e New Orleans, has enclosed tw
nice lots and set ont many tree,
r where no will build eventually.
a Rev. Father Joseph Antonio
G VIII" homes.ea'ied u 100 acres Il
Il land Que mile distant, where hi
s church stands, has exchanged i
& for so acres adjoining the tow,
r and Mrssrs. Callahan aud Levi
will shortly remove his church t
d town.