The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-04-24
Che 0hihodaux ScntiMsl,
SATURDAY, APRIL "a, 1856

may toinn some iHra 81 III" ullltl'Htt
in %,inu.1t required to tlIn>mit nrw-
fem E.ntupe IL America we cut the
iollow,n. accounts that were given, al
the latest news i,om 1i!c seat # VA III
Europe.
..E.rneh official accounts under the
Beinlmnsl, of Octol,rt :, stat" that on
the 4 Ii the Aust,o Russians were dc
feated with the loss of several thousand.
kiiita, Wnundcti and tak~n,
Tn the 5h the Aust,n- Russians were
defeated al Glaru>. with the loss OF
1900 prisoners. besides IA great nuanlrr
killed. AT this place there wer" 400
Russians wounded and 600 ut Mullen,
The French army OF the Rhine, about
the Slh III October, defeated the Anstll
ans, with the lo-s of 1000 killed aud
wounded. Their luss. 1900
1t will be seen from The above ex
tract that our great grand fathers
thought European news, 3 months old,
satisfactory. \ modern reporter wonih
have made ten columns out of the
above.
Newspapers to day would think news
from Europe, over ~ hours OF agr.
would be TOO stale for publication.
We alsu tiad the following:
Two Spanish frigates bound from
the Havana. having on board upwards
of thee millions and a h t Of dollars.
beside merchandise, Wee taken on the
10th of October, 10y four British i,ig
ates, and safely carried into Plymouth.
They appeared to have lively tins
aver in Europe about the close Of the
last century.
The Gazette states that the British
friga,e Lntinr of 30 guns had been lost,
ON Octobet 9. with half IL mi lion OF dol
lars. Til, crew all persisted except
two.
Seth Mosier had found "a heifer.
marked with IL piece cut off the right
ear, IL tar in the forehead. and white
under the belly"
Jacob Van VOORHEES,, al insolvcnt
sought re- i.f from his creditors.
1t seems that people bursted up 100
year. age, all the same .as thy do n"w.
Pete. Ten Broch, sheriff. I'D cr;ised
for sale On February IL, 1900. AL the
goods chattela &c, Of Jonathan Pres
taer
john Temper was anxious to change
peas f"r wheat.
Luther Andres & Co. gave notice
that they had been opeeing GOODS both
fresh and gay and became poeticaiover
it, and sad
That YOU in any store can find
And rs | purchase by the b sle
am determined 4, retail
- For RNApr PAY u little lower
Than ever have been had before.
/ with my brethren mean to live
Bnt as for credit shall not give.
would not like to raise your passions
For credit here is out of fashion,
- Ny friends and buyers one and all
- 1t will pay you well to give a call
You always may find me by my sign
a few rods from the house divine"
The genius displayed in the above
lines is somewhat peculiar. Had there
not been IA chulch near by tho autho,
would have come trouble 10 Close the
tune.
He then adds thatfor merchandise liz
would receive, wheat, rye, buckvheat
oats, Coin. butter, flax, ashes and law
hides.
Peter Ten Brooch advertised clever
sales that rather beats our sheriff. TO-
day.
Several merchants advertised good:
for sale for cash Or country produce
credit seem TO be out of fashion in thos,
days.
You cant work TO much purpose
unless yon are we'll, but you car
build up Your health and strength
with Parker's Tonic, and work vii
become easy. 1t sets the lun IS
i'll working order. Coughs and
colds vanish before it. Take it il
time.
STATS MEDICAL MEETING.-Our tow
was unusually salubrious this week
due to the presence of about fifty Q,
seventy five of the most distinguish,