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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-08-07

Grace q Mr.. II. +. D. Wedeme.
yer, lie representant de la "South-
ern Brewing Co." de Ia N~ouvelle-
Orleans, les bureaux de la SENTI-
NELLIE etaient en- liesse lundi der
Aier. &c gentleman, venu dimanche
par lie train d'excursionnistes, ct
desirenx de faire connaitre les pro-
duits de la maison quill represente
81 %dignement, u fait parvenir par
l%'entremise de Mr.. l.. f. Schneider
un petit baril d'excellente biere qui
a etc fort app,eci6e par tous les
employees du journal ct par tous
ceuN qui, ce .jour-la, leur ont rendu
visite. Nous remercions cordiale-
mcnt Mr.. Wedemeyer ct lui SOU
nations grands success.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-08-07

Or peut voir parmi nous annon.
ces celle de Mr.. Ed. Badeaux, sue
cesseur de Curtis & Badeaux.
Mr.. Ed. Badeaux PREVENT sa
clientele quill est lie possesseur de
la meme place ct fait excitement
les m6mes ~affaires que par le pass6.
La maison a toujOurs ell une repu-
tation de bon marche ct cette repu
tation lie ~titulaire actuel la main.
tiendra jusqu'au bout.
On peut trouver chez lui un as
sentiment complet de chapeaux
pour danes ct messieurs de tOutes
qualities ct pour tous les gohts.
Ii fait de la chaussure nne spe.
cialite ct il est impossible de ny
pas trouver CONNIE on dit : chaus-
sure il son pied ct d bon marche.
LIE d6partement de III lingerie est
complet ct celui de la grocerie est
CONNIE iadis un DIES mieux tenus,
des mieux achalandes, ct Sc recon
mande par DIES priN tellement re-
duits Quill est vGritablement ct sans
exa"eration a la portte de toutes
les bourses. Allez done chez Mr..
Ed. Baleauy ct vous ell SOrtirez
satisfait ct content.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-08-07

PLAINTE. Nous venons de rece'
voir une lettre DUN de nos abOnnes
qui Sc plant de la tenue peu cor
recte de certains excursiOnnbstes
qui sc trouvaient a bord du "Letch-
err reinforcement.
Ces messieurs, parait-il, Sc sont
amuses i decharger leurs armes d
tort ct Il trdrers, lorsque lie steamer
descendant le bayou un peu plus
has que lie Cut off ct lorsque lie So
leil 6tait dtia couch6. C'eSt un pas
Sc temps qui nest pas sans danger,
surtOut dams DIES parages hablteS,
ct, 81 nous ne nous trompOns, ceS
exerciceS de fantastic tombent sous
Iapplication de In loi.
Notre correspondent acute que
81 p|areiilc chose deyait encore Sc
produirr, il s. trouverait certalne-
ment DIES pcrSonneS pen enduranteS
qui r~ipoSteraient de Ia rive.
\ bon enteuucur salut.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-08-07
23ame. AIMEE de
de ThibOdauX.

Nous commencOns aujourd'hui lie
22eme volume (nouvelle s6rie) de
notre journal.
+ lily done 81 ans que la SENTI-
NELLIE poursuit son euvre sans ia:
page ct, croyons>nous, avec Ia con
Slctlon d'avoir rempll dignement
ct l%oyalement son devoir, ct tout
son devoir. Drpuis sa fondation,
ellie a subj pluSieurs TRANSFORMED
tons dams son formal s'inspirant
toujours DIES necessities ~pr6sentes
que reclamait SD clientele. Cette
clientele, que nous commissions bien,
ct 4 laQuelle nous sommes infeod6s,
pour ain~i parler, nous dome trop
de temoignages de ses sympatllies
pour que nous n6gligions rien de ce
qui peut la servir. SEES inter6ts sOnt
nos inter6ts, e aspirations sont
les n0tres.
Nous lie pretendOns pas faire de
nOtre journal un journal essentiel-
lement politique OIL litt6raire. Nous
parlons a DIES gems simples ct par
Ions leur lat que claire ct precise.
Nous voulons EN- tout, autant que
possible, aller droit au but sans
chercher a deguiser sous dies fiori-
lures de style la pauvrete DIES idees
ct I'inanite dies conceptions.
Tout &C bruit de castagnettes Oh
de tam tam qu'on fait trop solvent,
Il propos de tout ct a propos de
rien, fatigue ct ennuie lie lecteur
qni s'apercoit fort aisement quill
sutfit Dune legere pi4dre d'epingle
pour faire degon1er ces ballons
pleins lie vent.
Settlement, ne YOU = trOmpez
pas nous voulons, dams notre H.
gne, faire bien, faire tres bien, ct
faire mleux que ce que nou avons
fait jusqu'a ce jour.
Nous voulons contribuer par nos
efforts %incessants, ct dams toute la
mesure de nos forces, au develop
Dement moral ct intellectual de
notre pays.
LIE gout de la lecture Sc repand
de plus EN- plus, grace aux progress
de rlnstruction populaire; nous
vouIons satisfaire ce govt, repondre
a ce noble desir de chacun d'6lever
son intelligence ct de former son
ceur. Nous voulons METRE entire
les mains de nos abonnes une pu.
blication honn6te, agreeable, instruc-
tive ct nous dirons meme s6rieuse.
Nous ne reculerons devant aucun
sacrifice, devant aucun labrur, de-
want aucun devouement pour at
teindee notre but.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-08-07

LEvEEs.-L'Ingenieur pour re.
tat de Ia Louisiana, Mr.. S. L. Lew
is, est venu lie &c. ct 81 du mOis der
nier inspector les levees du Bayou
L%afourche, en- bas de Thibodaux,
ct a relieve les endroits suivants
CONNIE dangereuX: Chez NJ. SEWN,
Bergeron, Pittman, j. E. LoriO &
Go. ct ID. B. Pugh.
II est probable que vers Ia fin du
mOis on recevra les Submissions dies
entrepreneurs. Jusqu'a present, i!
ne para1t pas y avOir une grande
afluence de ces derniers. A tort on
a raisOn, on croft que rEtat ne
veut pas donner plus de 124 cents
la yarde cubique ct ce prix est trop
has, dit on.
81 on dot TRAVELLER aux lev6es,
pessentiel est de sly METRE lie plus
tot possible ct de ne pas attendre,
CONNIE c'est. g6neralement lie cas-,
que lie bayou soft q pleins bords
avant d'avoir rien fait pour rarr6-
ter. L'experience ne nous manque
certainement pas, mails vous YER
rez que cette aimee, CONNIE tou-
jours, ont ~laissera s'ecouler un
temps precieux avant de rien faire
qui vaille.
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ASSESSMENT EFT TAXATION.

ASSESSMENT EFT TAXATION
D'apres lie tableau d'assessement,
tel quill a etc redig6 ct arrtte pour
rann6e 1886, r6valuation DIES pro.
priet6s taxables dams liz paroisse
Lafourche est portee a 1924, $50;
&c qui fait une augmentation de
$25,9SO sur pannGe precGdente.
C'eSt ell Sc basant sur revalua.
ton susdite que lie Jury de Police,
dams sl derniere seance, IL fixe le
taux de la take i 81 mills, saSoir.
Al mills pour lie fonds general.
q des maftres d'ecoles.
" " ecoles,
l " de drainage.
Ces taxes percues dOnneront un
total
Pour lie fonds general de........$lO 1891
" d" DIES maftres d coolies. 5,l62.76
"fcoles. .......... l,l47.2 %
du draainge........ 2,294.56
Grand total..................$I9,50 3.76
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Domain, dimanche, une excur-
sion partira de la Nouvelle- Orleans
pour ThibodauX.
Cette excursion a lieu sous les
auspices de Ia "Crescent NJ. b. A.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-08-07
CORRESPONDENCE.
A. c., Guidry p. o.

A. c., Guidry P. O.
Merci pour votre envoi. QUAINT
a la premiere partie de votre lettre
il ny a vraiment pas de quot fouet.
ter I'm chat. LIE fonds est vrai
j'ai WI. Mails je ne crois pas avoir
dit que la chose etait generate.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-08-07

DECEs-Le Ter. aont 1856, Marie
Ulalie Nisier, nee Baudoin, est de.
cedee Ell SD residence, paroisse AS,
somption, a Page de - ans. SEES
restes ont etc cOnduits lie lende-
main al cimetiere st. Joseph q
ThibodauX.
LIE . du mois courant, Mile Jean.
ne EuphGmie de Manade est dece.
dee q Page de 81 ans ct 4 mois, chez
ses nieces les demoiselles Abadie,
pres de Lafourche Crossing, parois.
Sc Lafourche.
SEES f~unerailles ont ell lieu lie len.
demain ell rtglise st. Joseph a Thi.
bOdaux.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
sngh,l, su,,,,a..,,.,

a difficulty occurred about 1910 VOC.
erday morning, between WIN. Wlkor.
son, night Waterman NJ wlttln's liverv
stable, and y. X, Hanson, a workmnn ,g
INC stable. Seven gashca severely do.
laced lianson'n head az result al the
quarrel, which he thinks were inflicted
with q pistol. Hanson euys Wllkarson
attacked him because hi feeented i W.
nicetlon by tho lattor upon tho knights Of
Labor of which he N member
Wilkorson states that Hanson entered
tho stable In q high state Of m.
toNicatlon, and proceeded TO make him.
seli as obnoxious ~ possible, applying 10
him (Wilkcrs1u) all tho cpilhcis of which
lnnRuago e capable that he attempted 10
persuade Hanson 70 go away, without
hyail,and that h. finally acted only IN SELF.
defense, Two other employees In the ala.
Die corrob0raicd The statement ot winter.
SON lie was arrested by OfilccrA fnlford
aud Pombcrton and Ruyo bond 10 appear
IN The recorders court, llanaon was
also arrested, aud gave bond
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
THE CITY.
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

II M. nlal-,.iaA- -, IA IIa.,.,-- ~ =, 4. !,
n Nee ilnhWle, Ihp' ~. htflE,erV' y y, y
w nNnsnbl, - nlllin, ryrh9usei mis'
a ,l nl wv ,,oll sWcotWator hopt, NOBLE,
n fIlsgssenlh w sptlnge y hllbrrpciHINew
II Y n, VIZ. Wv pIlohnsi EfnoH, Wnls,
X's TX no,Rnn 3oneH, IoNnsl ., -, mnn
"A tspafNei w v, .fnu new ioik ,lOhn
VIVA " i9nlh y NJ pcathpthKe' Now iufh
4 tyashln, t, l,Yua WI.
Z'yyaypr 1 Tn roy ~. ihf, Niohnipltyi
" lenhsont pa,lhh Jhinra iinnlnn
Ei.'nH, " Mhoti Lhinphhhs NJ. SAM
SalesBV hrn Jhp2ps, ohlxpsioni John
1,mntu hNonpai ,,vpi,hNo v NJ, MORTON
M,ii AIh,i ~ :. moVoIu, otucnylllo,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
MoNrAGnE.
nunniag right ~ ,hs rarrl,orY County
Court ~ aesa,an,

nunDiag right ~ ,hs rarrl,plY County
Court ~ Session,
u0frosnondeRrc % the uAsaito
MoNrAGrR Tx March T. sheriff
MeClain and posse returned from Bar.
llnRlon this evening, having with them
tho \ g. Lclorco stock ~ goods They
report running ngli with Bill Watson
aud hls crowd, IN which about 100 sholH
were ilfcd Tho only damage was Blll
Watson getting shut in tho arm, aud ono
horse killed Bill Watson II tho leader
~ tho gang thai shot ~ Burlington some
time ngo The goods viii bo sold IN n
few days
County court met this morning,
when Tho following pleas Of
guilty were entered H. N. Harvey,
theft Of pillow, GDed VI aud nyo days ~
The county jail, w A. Nmallwood, FOR
whipping his wife, fined a26 or three
days IN The county iaili Walter wickiin,
disturbing the peaoe, fined $50 q W,
Nalnm, gambling, lined SO This being
the Dral Monday aud county .cDufi day
the town was crowded with iarmura
Mr. Cummings Of bowie has moved over
and opened restaurant
Subscribers 10 the Montague aud South.
western railroad paid Ia their second IN
atnllmcnt 10 day,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

'I7V'IHT " ENN WNFNfInl
GALVESTON, Tx, March q flualnos,,
IN tho supreme court chamhnra and olhcr
courts ol the city was suenendod ,o'aav
" observance Of the liflleih annivorsntv
81 the declaration OF Texas lndepend.
cneo Tho Galveston Artillery snlnte,l
The nvcnilul day with thirteen unpa M
sunrlse, The courts. public schools and
few banks are about tho only lnnlitu.
TONS thai recognized the aoml.contcnnlel
~ Tcxas Independence No patriotic
nage were uniurlrd 20 the brccxe aud the
numerous consular ilags 40 c0naplctonA
by tnclt presence on certain prominent
business houses whenever soma ROYAL
pAnpeF y born or dies, ntuhbornly 10.
fused 70 ny IN oommnmorniloh Of thp
birthday OF The plohlAn giant Tcxas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

ASIDE rom The closing Of Tho bnnks
Yesterday moro was not Tho ialnlnns ac,t,.
nance q any observance of thc pfoudeei
asy W TEXAS history That n mnrkcd Inc
ulueth anniscrAary Of tho formal tllAsoln.
ton 81 INC ties that hound Texas 90 Mes.
lco was remembered BY few, nat m lhc
hai century that closed yesterday thcr,,
ms veun enough Of actlon, achievement
and development 10 engage the pcn az a
uomer or lIerod0tus. AZ the end OF an.
othcr Ike p0fiod the state viii have Al.
lalne,l pitch NJ grandeur aud growth
lhat The mind % man cannot now aniIcI.
pate ""''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

spgrlal % Ihe aaleIlo.


hAnnotp, Tx, March 2, - Mr.. W 4.
MoHoly, an attorney az law, died lant
nlght ~ i o'clock AZ tho Alamo hotni, ~
hcmnrrhegv Of tho lungs. Tho doceasnd
bad only been slck q short time aud His
sudden demlan was unexpected 10 all lie
rAmn here nnh located last spring, whore
10 made many friends, The decreased
WAS originally from Jeffprs0u, Tex. Ills
sister Mira u A Haywood, who resides
AZ Fort Worth, was telcgraphed Tor and
arrived w Seatcrday evenings train. She
lett by lilt soulhbound train this morn.
Ina With her brothers. rumalns Tor Jefier.
son, whorf hp viii DO lntowOd IN The fam.
ny bnfylng ground NJ that plaoc, Tho
mary irlrnda Of the deceased at this place
tender their symrathy 60 his borrowed
parents VI THE their ead hour Of affection,
II hap been raining on day f,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

Iufc baEJgg VCNsrH ulN one OF INC
chief aids 10 the cook IN preparing per-
feet and wholesome food, and the house.
wiio viii do well TO be- on her guard
against baking powder irampa, Silver
Loaf Baking Powder II never peddiad
from bonse 70 house, ~ Tho mannfnctuf.
ing establishment % u Brown u
taxed 20 ~ uttgrmost 70 supply The de-
manda that come through Legitimate chan
ncis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
FOUND . wats,y oraye,

UtryfafpN, rfK March ~ an
early hour this morning Night Inspector
John l'enioDY heard cry Tor help IN tho
ylclnliy Of l.abhdles wharf fastening
10 tho wharf he WAS searching among the
boxes, when suddenly the cry was re-.
peatod, this time from The water below
The Inspector ian 20 The edgeO Of the wharf
and by the rays Of his bnll's.eyo lantern
nc caught q moments sight VI some nn.
fortunate man, WIN win his arms thrust
out u the water was Just sinking for Tic
ltsl time search fof The body was
carried on to-day, but without hdecssp
There Is no rlew TO The identity ~ ihe
nan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
burglary AZ nrsnnani.


lpnSuAN Tax March The saloon
% Meyer S0hcnberB wae entered Nv
burglars last night by boring two holes,
one ct The bottom of The door aud one by
tho lock on the door, aud then breaking
The laichpH. They then drilled hole IN
tho safe door on TIE Side Of tho cumhina.
ton and broke ihe combination and ihon
opened tho door without having TO blow
Il open. They lotl a few toole and big
hammer by the sale They secured about
$40 IN money, silver watoh aud chain,
a gold ring and two pistols Tho loss n
estimated At abont elib
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

lortaspondeaee b lha oa.alLe.

CDfrnspDndonoe Of thr Gazette.
BAnTtErf, TIN, March DEPUTY
shorln Norman and walker Lane TX
caanaaG shots a,,d both were killed Nor.
man was 10 ihe discharge " hla duty,
M atfaif " sadly lnmoBtod by hla many
incnds The ARRAY occurred u Dayilin,
Milan county, issi Friday evening Nor.
man had arrested Lane once before
ianc bad aaid II Ne attempted Il again b.
would XII him. Norman approached
him with hiA hand on his pistol lane
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03


i 9. salaries and current expenditures.
Fro committee Recommending an
e,qnal division Of the sum ~ $500 ,ino IA
W life department for isKs among The
nre compunica, Adopted.
Y. I. trkuw, city saSton Number al
purlas during February, whites, eOi
walcrworks Payroll Tor February
7s's'o6 Tor January Il was sslf10.
PETITIONS.
u. N Conner 10 have we'll nllod m
iron, !, 81 Ills property on burnett street
y, Humphreys, Asking 10 bc relieved
o. payment Of taxes on property 4,
amount 0i $4,000, erroneous assessment
Tor 1885 Referred.
II Barnosi Praying Tor relief from
erroneous assessment of property toex.
tent ~ $1,000. Referred.
w Davis IT al For Improvement OF
west First street from Throckmortnn 10
Florence. Referred.
A, NJ, Carter, lno, G. Harrison a Al
For Improvement OF Taylor street, Ro.
tered
HEAOIuT1oSa,
ny Darteri Transferring sum o, a9g8s
from sale 81 bonds ~ street fund.
Adopted
Nv Alexander Allowing 5000 10 Drake
orion Tor pump for whter.workk
bought In August. Adopted.
ny Mulkey Appr0priainz 81 80 for nav
OF tlllormnn NJ each hro Adontod
~ Alexander That Tho committee
appointed az q former meeting ID walt on
inc county commissioners 10 arrange Tor
taking care " The sick be also Instructed
70 arrange with them some plan bv wilton
u pcst.lOuso shan be built by tho civ and
county, aud also lfor tho pnrohase of n
tract Of lnnd on which tho same may hi
erected Adopted
ny Dariorl Transferring $4,000 from
The public building fund 60 tho fund nrls
ing from The sale OF bonds, aud from
thence to The street fund, being q part Of
sum tslLOO0) originally borrowed by
the public building fund Adopted
MISCELLANEOUS
inc bond ol Monday Idwcll, plumb.
efe, 10 The sum of $780, was approved,
a claim Of $3.50, ~ from j Il Kane was
dlhallpwed Mr. Kane desired The city 70
Jake MS clum against delinquent proper.
y'ownerH Tor street Improvement, aud
pay him ihc amount OF the same, tax
having been assessed for ~ collection.
Tho sum OF el9s506 was appropriated
iof the payment oi Interest on The accord
series OF city bends
communications was received from
the CUT, Colorado Santa NJ railway
stating that Il would erect bridge At
The Intersection Of It's track with Hattie
street ns soon as plans were received ior
the same from The city engineer.
proposition was received from Joseph
Cook Offering % open freq Of charge 60
tho city n connection between West SEE
ond and West Fifth streets, so lar ~ His
own property, which covers hall tho dis
lance, would allow u The city would pro.
vide Tor The completion Of tho connec.
tlon, Referred
An account OF sla790 for oXtonslon oi
ife alarm sysirm was allowed
Tho sum OF Sil00 was appropriated for
payment OF expenses nt the pcst.houBe,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
nnyer tori lIal,nr rnrnnr

Never falls when the directions arc FOL.
lowed, hence thoro ID never word OF
complaint heard aQalust IL. The inexpc.
rlcncod cook IN able 90 mako as good
bread with II as the professional baker,
simply because It's ingredients are 40 com
pounded ~ 10 make failure impossible
when the directions are followed, trial
Is all that IL necessary 10 make II lndia.
pensnble 20 all wcllregulated households
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
HEMORRHOIDS
Blind, Bleeding and itching, Posi-.
lively Cured by Cmioura.

4 VAIN bath viii Cptionfa Soar, 40 o.
~ gnifilr skin ncaniinor, aud single 81
pliraii0n " tniirura, The great skin uHf6 Wlli
Instantly hllHy Tho Intense itching ~ me most
aggravated gssu Of itching pes, i'hls treat
iiasolYpai Tho new iiinpd i'utinor tlifho limUs
pcf day, 10 regulate and siTghHthhn the iiOwcls
overcome cone tipAiiDn and fehinYe the cgiisp
VII cure hind, lilntding and lteilng Plies
whom all other remedies and eyen DhysnaIf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03


Commcnta Of the Metropolitan proaa
on The new play which Seaman viii pro.
dnoc IN Fort Worth tomorrow evening
New York World, September 22i The
Peoples thcater WIS crowded iaHt nipht
when w. ] Seaman, tho woll.hnown
comedian, appeared In now play OD
titled hhane.na- Lawn, written Tor him by
Mcssre james G.. Roach and i ArmOfy
Knox Of Texas Siftingp. Much applause
awarded his efforts and no made an un.
mlstakable hit The company Ia IN The
main q good ono.
New York Tribune, September ~ Mr..
w, j Scnnlnn, who appeared lnat night
nt the Peoples thoator IN the new Irish
play called "Shano.na.bawn,n was no.
ccivod with unusual favor by largo an.
dience The play IL less oXtravnRant than
many Others OF It's class, and Mr. Hcnnlun
Is q man u decided talent, both az m
actor and vocalist.
New York Mall and Express, Soptem.
Der ~ Mr. W. j, Seaman In an Irish
comedian OF much cloycfnosa AZ an actor
and singer, aud of great popularity
among the admirers OF Irish comedy,
He II one Of the mon who would be
success with large class Of thCatci.
goors In any play In which no IL at
all likely 10 appear, lie sang well last
evening, every one Of his aoDge being on.
corcd, and Ivy his personal qualities and
magnetism carried his audience with him
and made the piece 40 with much spirit
Tho tlcatcr was crowded, and the nu.
dlonce WAS kept laughing aud applauding
continually
New York Herald, September 22i Mr.
w. J Scanlan, who played the principal
par In the piece, aud around whom tbs
whole interest settles, played well. lie
has n sweet and sympathetic voice, and
sang doliclouAly "fho Low Back Carr
"Whpt'a IN a Kiss ~ Only Nclllc's Blue
EycF and Poek.n.l Boo
New YORK Dramatic News, Sep. 22i
nRhnnon Lawn" Il worthy OF com.
mcndaii0n, mud numerous audience re-
colyrd II NJ The Peoples thoatcr last
night with every evidence Of delight. Mr.,
Acanlnp In The title roll was accorded nu
ovation ind repeatedly nppuudcd
throughout the evening, Ills songs were
oncorcd timo aud again, and the ever
popular 'q'ook.nlIooN was received with
tumultu0us 10y.
Now York Times, Sep ~ The loaluro
Of the performance Il Seaman, and he
Kept the house IN u peal ~ lhuRhbf lOf
three hours last night, A nnuhrr of
songs are introduced, ali Of which were
cno0fed, and the performance can bo re'
corded ~ genuine success,
New York Commercial Advertiser, Sep
tombor ~ W. =. scanlan u Dn Interest
ing Irish comedian. lle has q bright
face, good fgnro aud q fair voice and
he dances we'll. "sllane.na Lawn was
written Tor him by two able journalists,
aud possesses many elements " popular
Ivy, and easily equals tho average OF me
irish drama Of The period, although Il
does not contain red coat, n priest, y
ionInn or an informor Shane, the hero,
IA the usual rolllcking Irish lad, champl'
on OF innocence and dcn0nneer OF crimes
pushing through The play after the man
nor of Conn ID ''Thc SlaugiranD," sling
ing, dancing and making love 70 hle col
ieon. WHOM he sang "Peck'a.i,oo" The
fnfters tumblnd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
irunfsu rIlrs.

I wae taken fOribe 1fgt tine IN ny NE with
Mind piles 20 aHyNrr that ppuid Hhfhy Keen
on ny feet lHrd.FHriDuh remedies f1f tlfeu
Wcute, WHOM the disrhsr tuob Tho form ~ Heb
ing pligs, and Etpwiug WORSE. 49, advice of ~
9ld EenileiuRh tried tniiCnta, One HpDllgn
lion oinynd ihn Itching aud was s0oH nilfod
! Wlnh ~ toll thu World That VI pNHHg u iiehing
pilDA tla pflpe ~ tho GuilrufH iapi no Henonni
Ftpi1 ~ unsolicited qunrlGf 90, ilDhNt
fiDU ord a II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

Correspondence Of no oololle

Correspondence ~ the Gazette
KrMr, Trx., March Farmers are
about up with thrlf work Soma few have
planted corn spring oats arc MI seryod
wheat w putting ~ some. erase II
growing fast We had nice rain laHt
week, which wne bencticort 20 everything
water Ind got 20 be mn object, Tor stock
Especially, bnt NIL The poole arg full now.
There VIII bo over an average crop oi
cotton planted IN this section % country
this year
Business IL dull IN our CITY.
The farmers have an nilancglodgo here,
composed oi thirty or forty members
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
i,ad his Preliminary isramlpeiion.
pcnlhi 10 tho ghsnfts,

MouNf riEAaANr, Tax, March 2.
plnk AtklnsolI uoiorod. who killed
George Morgan, colorod, on account Of
TOO much Intimacy with his wife, was ox.
amincd before Justice of Peace II ".
jones this morning, Atkinson waived
examination and gave bond OF $500 TO ap.
pear lor trial At Tho district court nn tho
last MONDAY Ia this month,