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GRAND FESTIVAL.

Toute 9uvre bonnie ct utile est
toujours sire de trouver la collabo
ration ct l'appui d6sinteresses dies
danes de Thibodaux; c'est pour
quot aussit0t quill s'est agit de com.
pleter lie trottoir, qui relic la vile
a Teglise st. Joseph, Sc sont,elles
empressees d'ofrir gracieusement
leur concOurs, a qui de droit, con.
cours qui, CONNIE bien vous pensez,
Il etc accepte avec reconnaissance.
CONNIE ce trottoir est fait pour
rutilite de tons, il est juste que tous
y cOntribuent, chacun dams la me-
sure de e mOyens, ct pour arriver
a ce but, les danes de nOtre vile
ont decide dc bonner les IL ct II
du mois de Juliet, c'est-a-dire lie Sc
cond dimanche du mois proclaim ct
lie lundi qui suivra, un grand festi.
val aux environs de r6glise st. 10
seph.
Cette fete, .que nous pourrions
appeler fete champetre, aura lieu
sous les ombrages DIES arbres ma
gniiques qui entourent la sale st.
Joseph ct eommencera a 10 heures
lie matin lie dimanche ct a 3 heures
l'apres.midi le lundl. Chaque soir
il y aura concert vocal ct instru-
mental, representations dramati-
ques, polyorama etc., etc.
Tn restaurant, ouvert a toute
heure, offrira a des prix moderes de
quot satisfaire rappetit lie plus o
buste ct lie palals lie plus delicat.
Les plats froids ct les plats chauds,
tout, jusqu'au tant renomm6 CONDO
a la Creole, y sera servi avec grace
aux consommateurs qui voudront Sc
regaler tout en- faisant une bonnie
euvre. Ces deux mobiles, lie plaisir
ct la Renaissance, n'est-ce pas de
quol> faire courir toute notre popu
latiOn.
Les acknowledgements seront nom
breux ct appropries d la saison :
creme q la glace et., ETC., y parai.
front a profusion. Nous avons vi
IN tas d'objets les uns de prix, les
autres de moins de valeur, mails
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR. -Plusieurs
loges de cette societe, qui tend tous
les Jours d prendre des proportions
plus etendues, dOivent Sc reuni1
mercredi proclaim d ThibOdauX ct
celebrer leur 13eme anniversaire.
De grands preparatifs sOnt fats ct
de nOmbreuses invitations lancees
pour lie bal qui dot suivre ct cOu.
ronner lie festin auquel sont con
vies settlement les freres ct les amis.
Tout fait supposer que &c sera une
grande affaire ct nous remercions
cOrdialement lie cOmitA d'invitatiOn
pour la gracieuse carte que nous
avons recue.
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Vol EFT TENTATIVE D'EFFRAC.
TIoN.-Il semble, en- verite, que Ia
vile de Thibodaux soft la terre be.
ME, rendroit par excellence on peut
s'exercer en- toute securite lindus,
trie des chevaliers de la haute ct
basse pegre.
II ne Sc passe pas de semaine que
ron matt a enregistrer quelques me.
fats perpetres par un GU plusieurs
malfaiteurs que l'impunite rend
dune audace extreme.
La semaine derniere I'M vol '6tait
commits dams un de nos hotels ct
dams la mutt du mercredi an jeudi
une tentative d'effractiOn ia troisi
emc) etait commlse contre la prin-
cipale pharmacie de notre vile.
On Sc demande avec une certaine
anxiet6 81, oui on non, nous sommes
a la disposition de quelques effron-
ties coquins. Que fait la police !! GU
avons nous de la police?
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RECTIF1CATION. - Dams nOtre
avant dernier numtro, nous par
lions dune malheureuSe at1aire a
laquelle Mr.. +. Hogan Sc trouvait
ct sc trOuve encore meIe.
Mr.. =. Hogan nous assure que
dams lie a don't il etait question,
il n'etait pas l'agresseur ct c'est
apIeS prOvocation ct i son corps
defendant quiz cru devoir agir com
me Ton salt. Nous n'avODs aucune
raison de donter du temoignage de
Mr.. p. Hogan a moins de preuves
cOntraireS.
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HORLOGE.-Le bruit public nnss
apprend quill Went d'ariiver d Thi.
bodauX une horloge destin6e all
Town Hall. II tout liemde croire
que Get engin nous dira correcte.
ment les heures du jour ct de Ia
mutt, lie moment DIES repas etc, etc.
Beaucoup de u~uereIles de mena
&c serOnt dOrenavant evitees 4 con
ditiOn que fhorloge ell question ait
la contiance DIES menag6re> /; mails
c'est Ia lie he. L'horloge ira-t-elle
d'apres les lois de l'horgerie, de
rhorloger, GU DIES mGnageres
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LUNETTEs.- La reputation des
lunettes de Hawkes. obtenue dams
les Etats-C mis- est un fait tout-a.
falt merveilleux. Files sont connues
depuis rAtlantique jusqu'au Paci-
fiqne ct leur reputation est basee
u leur reel merite. Les temoigna.
Ses DIES hommes les plus eminents
du pays qui ont eu leur vue anne
lioree par leur usage peuvent etre
PONIES. En- vente 4 la Pharmacie
Thibodeaux.
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NOUVELLES

DEcEs.-M ardi dernier, a 4 heu.
res du matin, Nine Thomas Hargis,
nee FRANCHISE Phelonise Caillouet,
est decedee "a Page de 10 ans. De
nOmbreuX amis ct commissioners de
la famille assistaient aux fun6rail-
les qui ont ru lieu lie lendemain au
cimetiere de reglise st. Joseph 4
ThibOdauX.
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LIE convent du Mout Carmel Went

LIE convent du MODt Carmel Went
de recevOir la visite de O ancien.
lie ct veneree SUPERHERO liz mere
st. Bernard, 81 populaire ct 81 sym.
pathiqne dams cette ,,aroisse.
y ce propoS, nous croyons devoir
announcer 4 nos lecteurs que cette
aimee II ny aura pas, CONNIE dina
bitnde, d'exhibition, a la fin de
Tannee scOlaire. CONNIE lie dit fort
Embarrassment III mere Hyacinthe,
e exhibitions prennent aux Gleves
IN temps precieux, qui peut ttre
mieux employee d leurs etudes Jour
nallereS. L'Institution Il fait SEES
preuves ct ma plus besoin dc cette
espece de reclame. Nous he pou>
vons qu'approuver les motifs qui
guide Madame Ia Superieure ct
sommes persuades que chacun les
apprOuvela CONNIE nous.
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COUR DE DIsTRICT.-L LIE JUICE
Beattie a administre samedi der
nier les sentences suivantes:
Solomon Lawless, pour vol, . ans
de travaux forces.
Israel Randolph, l an ditto.
Charles Johnson, % ans de ira
vaux forces, pour les vols commits
par lui chez NM. Toups etc.
Louis Taylor 2 ans de prison de
paroisse ct >25O.OO d'amende.
H. c. Birdsall s iOurs de prison
ct $25 d'amende, pour eXtorsion
dams rexercice de ses fonctions
CONNIE juge de paiX.
La paroisse Lafourche ma guere
a Sc feliciter de &c bilan ct Sc pas
serait fort bien du pensiOnnaire gu
on luil infise pour une duree de
deux II au moins. II nous Semble
dur d'avoir 4 payer pour tenir de
tells oiseaux Ell cage pendant une
periodic aussi Tongue, car nous sa-
vons que rien ne viendra indemni-
Ser pour les depenses faites par Ia
parOiSse.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pro-
chain, 26 JUN, AURA lieu all Fire
mems Hall, une represention au be.
nefice DIES pOmpiers. Cette repre>
SentatiOn, dOnnee par la famille
Trone, cOnsistera en- pieces choisies
dams lie repertoire dramatique, CO.
mique, chant ct m%usiquc inStru.
mentale. lie tout ne Deut manauer
d'6tre tres-interessant ct attirera
fOule dams la sale bien connue des
pompiers.
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% DU. DIMANCHE.
House Bill No. "A.

ARTICLE l. L%'assemblee gene.
rale de PEtat de la Louisiana arrete
que, a partir du 81 decembre A. d.
1856, tons les m%agasins, ateliers,
cafes ct tons les lleux publics DAT
flares, 1ui sont OIL peuvent ttre H.
cencleS sous la loi de TEtat de la
Louisiana OH sous les. lois ct ordon-
nances de paroisses GU de munich
palites, tous les magasins d'habita-
ton, sont requis de fermer d minuit
tous les samedis soirs ct de roster
continuellement fermes pendant "a
heureS.
Durant cette periodic de temps au-
Gun proprietaire de tells etablisse
ments ne pourra bonner. CONNER.
Ger, tr%atiquer, echanger on vendre
rien de sou stock OH aucun DIES ar
titles tenus dams ces Establishments.
ART1CRE I'LL est de plus de-
crete ETC., que quicOnque violera
les provisions de Get ac;e sera pour
chaque offense poursuivi criminel.
lement, ct, u conviction, devra
payer une amende de $25 au moins
GU $3.50 an plus, GU subir un en-
procurement de 10 jours au moins
ct 80 jourS all plus on les deux pc
ualites a la discretion de Ia Cour.
Les clauses de Get acte ne s'appli-
quent pas aux marchands de jour
naux, nj aux yendeurs de soda, nj
aux lieux de recreation pour la san.
te, nj aux villes d'eau, nj aux parcs
publics, nj aux imprimeries, nj aux
magasins de liyres.
ARTICLE III.-Il est de plus ar
rete etc, que les dispositions de
cette loi ne s'appli4uent pas aux
debts de medicines drug stores),
pharmacies, pompes funebres, mar
ches publics ct prives, boulangeries,
ecuries, chemins de fer 4 cheval on
q vapeur, hotels, pensions, steam
boats ct autres embarcations. de.
pots pour recevoir ct expedier les
marchandises, restaurants, offices
telegraphiques; pourvu que les
dts Establishments soient ouverts
dams lie seul but de vendre les cho-
SEES necessaires en- cas- de maladies
on illumination ; pourvu que rien
dams cette loi ne soft %interpr6t6 de
maniere q permettre aux hotels on
tables d'h6tes de vendre on dispo.
ser de liqueurs alcooliques le d.
manche, excepte lie vim pour pusage
de Ia table ct pouvu en- outre que
MULE liqueur alcoolique on fermen,
tee ne soft donnee, trafiquee, ven
due on delivree dams aucune place
publique le dimanche, excepte sur
prescription 6crite par un medecin
ddment dipl6me.
ARTICLE WI est de plus ar.
r6te etc., que toutes loi GU parties
de loi contraires aux dispositions
du present acte sOnt ct demeurent
abrogees.
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DECEs.-A Lockport, mercredi
dernier, dams la mutt, yers II heu-
res, Nine James TUFTS, spouse du
tonnelier bien connu. fat prise de
d0ulcnrs ct succombait i une mala.
die de c9ur vers - heures.d u ma
tin, reudant lie dernier soupir au
milieu de SID tamille eploree. SEES
Obseques ont ell lieu lie lendemain,
jcudi, Il reglise st Sauveur de Lock
port.
Cette dame, connue ct aimee de
tous pour SEES rares qualities d'es-
prit ct de c9ur, sa Renaissance in.
a%lterable, quite ce monde 4 peine
agee de IS ans, ellie laisse 4 files ct
III epoux lnconsolables. La der
Mere mutt qu'elle passa an milieu
de sa famille await ete, plus que de
coutume, egayee par quelgues re.
Trains ct rien he pouvait faire pre-
voir lie triste !endemain qui atten-
DAFT e etres 81 unis, 81 aimes
ct 81 aimables:
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Remede c0ntre la dyssenterie.

Gutrison radicale ct garantie.
References n~ombreuses. Adressez
q Mr.. Omer Savoie, chez Mr.. J..
Telemaque Badeaux, Lafourche.
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A FREE FARM DAKOTA

Can be procured without being obliged to live
on it or perform the settlement duties. Send
81 cts. for an indispensable household arti-
Gle Al four for one dollar. Worth ten
times as much and also receive every infor-
nation regarding free homes.
Address
NJ. w. HANES.
MassenH, st, Lawrence Co, n. Y.
or Wales, Ontario:
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MARIAGE.-Mr. Felix Kahn ct
Mile Henriette Levy doivent ttre
unis par marriage, lie IA juliet pro.
chain, a la residence DIES parents de
la mariee, i Donaldsonville.
Nos meilleurs soullaits sOnt &C.
quis Il Mr.. +. Kahn ct a sa char
mantle fiancfe.
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NOTICE..

TO HOLDERS OF CLAIMS AGAINST PAP
ISH.
There is money in the Parish Treasury 70
pay. within Il irty days, Oh PRESENTATION of
warrants properly issued, all claims. duIv
approved and registered, from No. / to M
- inclusively. F. SANCRNo
r Parish Treasurer.
Ihibodaux. June 5th, 1856.
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For Sale.

On easy terms, the large and commodious
residence of j.. Badeaux, on jackson street
csrner OF Rose, with flower and vegetable.
garden, stable. carriage house, and all the me-
cessary out houses. Apply on the premises,
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HOUSE.

SUMTER HOUSE,
~ Decat"r street. opposite The Prs Office.
Hot lunch from 10 A. NJ. to | P. MI n. o la
FINEST BEER. VINES AND LIQUORS.
FRANK j. BIsTES. Proprietor.
Formerly of the Gem Saloon, and latalr ~
the Jewel Of the South,
~Apr24-S6-ly'
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For Sale.
FOR SALE.

One frs. class combination safe for .ale a
feet high y feet wide. Apply for informa
ton at the SENTINEL office, or to Thos. Ie
Blanc Raccand La. 10
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Iliiieo.


nlileo! The moonlight seemed lost across the vales
The stars bestrewed the azure like armor's scat
tered scales;
The airs of night were quiet as the breath of sken
sails,
And all your words were sweeter than the notes of
nightingales.
Tllileo Legardil in the garden there alone,
With your figure carved of fervor as the Psyche
carved of stone.
There to me no murmur of the fountain S
undertone
So mystically, unsteady mellow as your own.
You whispered low, Illileo-so low the leaves were
And the echoes faltered breathless in your voices
vain pursuit.
And there died the distant dalhance Of the sere-
nader's lutte,
And held you in my bosom as the husk may hold
the fruit.
nlileo, listened believed you! In my bliss
What were all the worlds above me- since found you
thus in this?
Let them, reeling reach to win me-even heaven
would miss
Grasping earthward-I would cling here though I
chung by just kissl
And said the stars shouli 1:.cken in their PAGES
through the vast;
That blossoms should grow odorless, and lilies all
aghast,
Ere yet my loyalty should fail enduring to the last
So vowed It is wrtten 1t is changeless the past!
Illileo Legardi in the shade your palace throws
Like cow about the singer at your gilded porticos
goes with the music that may vex the high
pose
Of heart that fades aud crumbles as the crimson of
arose.
lanes Whitcomb Riley.
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Demonstration of Partisan Society.

Paris Letter.
One of the most significant signs of the pres
ent decentralization of French society is the utter
absence of respect for the dead. Only two weeks
ago one of the bestknown painters in Paris in
vted his friends to most characteristic enter
tainment. The walls of his immense ateler
we're hung from ceiling to floor with heavy
black draperies, and on a bier placed
lighted wax candles. were ssAet out the
refreshments for his guests, a BLACK velvet
pail being used as table cloth. The wines were
cooled in an infants coffin, transformed for the
nonce into an ice pail The men present were
all dressed in white shrouds. while the ladies
wore the deepest widows weeds. Skulls ana
cross bones were disposed in the most artistic
manner on the walls, while skeletons, hired for
the OCCASION appeared to emerge from behind
the draperies Needless to add that the widest
revelry prevailed, dancing was prolonged I'LL
daylight. and on the following day the newspa-
pers of the capital gave q most enthusiastic de-
scrption of this original fete marked by 60
much delicacy and refinement
A few days later one of the peculiarly shaped
and well known tank wagons of the Compagnie
Richer which are used for conveying the con-
tents of the cesspools down to the barges on tho
best known clubs of the Boulevard. Struck by
a brilliana idea twenty or thirty of the mem-
bers. among them representatives OF the Oldest
families in France, rushed out of the club aud
followed the wagon all down the Boulevard in
procession walkiAg two and two with bare head
and reverent mien, as if following hearse.
Encouraged by such examples on the part OF
their superiors in birth and education, the
lower classes flock in crowds to the cafe opened
some time ago by the ex-Communist Lisbonne,
where the tables shaped like collins, the
tankards like skulls, and where the thirsty are
waited upon by young women who look rec
freshingIy cool this hot weather in their grave
clothes
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A Scholastic Bellman.

Long Branch Letter.
Among the bellmen at one of the leading no,
tells here is Scotchman by the name of Charles
Duncan. He has historyI worth the noting.
the present president of Princeton College. DR..
McCosh was. then a young man teaching in
select school at Edinburgh Duncan received
splendid education. He is still familiar with
Homer, Sallust and Virgil, and can conjugate
the toughest Greek verb. He was left small
fortune which he brought over to this country
and then squandered. Perjury has reduced him
to his present condition He is known among
his associates and some of the guests as the
scholar bellman.
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Dolly gently snap the tongs without speaking
word
Soon afterward in marched Dolly to see her
little friend
1t was not quarter of an hour before Dollys
temper was ruffled and her voice was raised, and
as usual she began to find fault and scold. Mar
Jcrie flew to the hearth and seized the tongs,
swapping them gently.
More angry words from Dolly
Snap went the longs
More still Snap
fury.
Snap went the tongs
''Speaki" said she.
AS snap was the only answer. Dolly cried out,
"lll never, never come again: neverls
Away she went. Did she keep her promisag
No. indeed. She came the next day, but, seeing
Marjorie run for the tongs. she solemnly said Il
she only would let them alone they would quar-
rel no more for ever and ever
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A Broken Match.
Atlanta Constitution.


A New York paper says that Mrs. Frank Leslie
and her discarded lover, the noble MARQUIS De
Leuville are both in London. The dream of
love is not to be resumed. The doubt that was
cast on the Marquiss title was what broke off the
match. Mrs. Leslie did not care to wed a bogus
title, especially when she had to take such a
looking object as De Leuville with it. He wore
corsets in the frat place. There would have
been just about as much sense in putting them
on barrel. De Leuvlle weighs over 200 pounds,
and corsets certainly would never make him
trim. He padded his shoulders until they were
level with his ears. His feet, which. in fact,
were rather small. were incased in ladies' shoes,
and he minced when he walked His hair he
wore long, and, in addition, he creased it. All
in ALL he was rather uninviting spectacle. The
Marquis is having very hard time of i. in Lon.
don, from all accounts He has to work for a
living. A bit of news just received is that Mrs
Leslie, hearing Of his distress. sent him purse
of money, but did not ask him to call. The
Mareuis's pride was so humbled by his adver-
sity that he accepted the proffered help with
thankfulness.
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Gayety at Long Branch.

re-
For gayety, dash, contrast and certain breezy
variety Of many phases of seaside life, Long
Branch stands UNIQUE. There may be loft sea-
sons" and occasional circumstances to dim its
brilliancy and sprightllness, but it is always at
tractive, always interesting, and never dull. One
may always things there that cannot be seen
elsewhere. From the Fourth of July to the last
of August there is never day whens time drags
at this great theater of American social life by
the sea- where so much that is queer, and whim-
steal. and exrravagant in human nature is played
on real stages. Just now it is in its full summer
hey day, and, although the coolish weather has
prevented that overcrowding which is frequent
here in July, the hotels are all fairly filled and
the drive is thronged every fine afternoon with
passing and repassing cavalcade OF victor
las, landaus, L carts, drags, phaetons,
splendid horses, liveried coachmen and
parties on horseback five and six
abreast. From above Elberon to near the pier,
which is the most fashionable and frequented
part of the drive, the daily spectacle is un-vaed
along the coast. except perhaps at Newport.
Light, nimble-footed, airy horses with fast rec
ords go stepping by, and behind almost every
pair of sleek, glossy bays or proudly y arched
notified grays, in stylish conveyances vanished
and upholstered as if fresh from the shop there
are groups of pairs of people about whose ap-
pearance or dress there is something so striking
or interesting that they cannot escape notice.
Fantastic bathers. forming specks of brilliant
color, dot the fringed line Of surf, glaring red
and striped supshades make geometric pictures
along the grassy bluff, outlined against the gray
blue horizon of sea and sky, and on the square,
closely cropped lawns marionette-like figures
toss the tennis balls over the long nets that look
like fishing tackle hung up to dry.
There never was a summer at the Branch
that could boast of many beautiful Jewesses
as the present. The hotels and boarding houses
are filled with the darkeyed daughters of the
race, and with rare exceptions the younger
women are all handsome. 1t may be that the
Hebrew papa has an idea that unless the daugh-
ter possesses charms of face and form TO bring
to the matrimonial mart his shekels will avail
little. Be this as it may, 1t is certain that to
something more than mere luck must we attrib-
ute the presence of so many fair Hebrews.
Their gowns also, as a rule, superb and ex-
pensiye. That they do not always dress in as
good taste with quite the chic of their Chris
tian sisters is indisputable, stir wardrobes
are much moro extensive and costly. 1t must
not be inferred that Long Branch is not specially
attractive this summer in handsome Christians
as WELL Here come two very beautiful women,
who have been much the envy of their own
sex, during their short stay at the West End as
they have been the subject OF admiration the
part of the dudes. They are actresses and of
the grade that is more reliant upon the effect of
physical beauty than charm of intellect
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-25
A Sharp Boy.
Rosfon Record.

Boston record.
There is a suburban youngster who is evident
ly intended by nature for lawyer, if nature
can be said ever to have intended a man to be a
lawyer. He has two prayers that he says at
night-sometimes the one and sometimes the
other-one is the dear old 'Now / lay me" and
the other prayer that this boy calls THE Good
Shepherd"
The other night his older sister. who was put
ting him to bed, improved the occasion by giving
him little lecture on the omnipresence and ON
niscence of the Creator.
Mamie said he, after while, "does God
know just everything that we going to do
before we do it2"
Eyes, Johnny"
"Does he know that am going to say Now
lay mep
Eyes, Johnny"
''Ha! Well, amt going to say it; I'm going
TO say The Good Shepherd"