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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-23
Sra MrbtioSmarfen.
Meinneopplis. Is Marts '88.

Minneopolis, Is Marts 's8.
Safe 8art @tano. Eotal Nfbolbsfore'
ming bar inbbetalt til Galesielifabets
aasie $1,000.
Suorfor taffes bjertelisif paa 8eitp,
rellens Begne.
Qouile Bierfneis,
Rasierer.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-03-23

fOresaaenbe glar.
DerfOr en- liben Dperist:
Sra 15be Nop. '85 til 15be Mart
'S6: Gedesielitabet uetop ftiftet. Snse
Galere u%oienbtes. Snsen Nftenunber
bolonins bolbtes til Snotast for Gel
Ifabets &asle. / Screening meb Is Reo
femmer iluttebe fig til selitabet. (G
bet bette ,Jolfebl." talber for ben fsrit
8eseiitrineens 8arme bpormeb Nfbolos
arbeibet blep inblebet iblanbt oS?")
Sra 15be Nop. 's6 til 15oe Mart'
1SS7:
Stub. Otrebus ubienotes, bolbt I!
Msber; nen insen np Screening bic,
ifslse bans eseu 8apport ftiftet. 81
MISUNDERSTANDING Der %inbbraste $500
Netto blep arranseret til Snbtast fol
SelIfabets &asIe. 8 Gorenin9er meb e
iomlet Meblemsantal al ca. zoe illtteo'
Zig til sel1fabet. Den itgrite al bisi'
Joreninser rebucerebe urtber Ga0esiel'
ifabets forrise 8eitprelie tit Weolems'
antal fra lis til Is. (@1er er be-
bette "6oltebt." falber "for 8eseiitrin:
gems 8arme?")
Sra 15be Nopember 81 til 15bt
Marts 'SS: Yetterfen, Reimeitab SIC.
ienbal os Stub i Marfen. SO Msbe1
bolbtes, 5 5oreninser ftiitebes. Gu
MISUNDERSTANDING blep arran9eret til
Snotest for @ellfabets Rasie % uoz
bpttet bar $26.6S Netto.
Ds Gslseuoe 10 5oreninser meo e1
lamlet Meblemsantal al ca. 700 1lutteoe
liz til 5allesielifabet:
L. 6olmes gitp 5fano. Eotal Nf=
b%olosforenins. 5orm. 5. g.
9lalen, @efreter g. .. $500
genius, 8iceform. Nnbreas
&nubtion, &asierer Sobn Gin
beripn. Meolemsantal 80. 1874
2. Sen Sfanb. Got. Nf6f. iBarz
nespille. Gorm. g. Meusoro.
gicef. 6. 9ammar, Sefreter
.. s. &ittelsrub, 4asierer
g. q. MelboItab. Meblemss
antal lite rnsiuet.
3. Sen Stano. Got. Nib. i Gut
dinlon: Gorm. 6. &. Gauge
fon, 8icef. 5. 6. 8erfebed,
sefreter Sacob Senieu, Seas.
ierer Mabs Mabien. Mebs
lcmsa1t1l l5U
4. Sen @fanb. Eptal Nfbolosf. i
Minneota. Sorm. 81, 8.
0ab1, @ieeform. 6. &isrnes,
@etr. Martin 5ureeion, &as>
ierer Miis sophie Gaefien,
Meolemsantal ......... 1O2
5. Morblanbs Sfanb. Got. gf9f.
Srpins. Sorm. Ole gbriz
i~tenlen, 8iceform. 2ars @alen
Sefreter os &asierer Die 81
len. Meblemsantal ....... IS
6. @itinss Nibolbsf. i Yulf 60.
5orm. Mpbram, 8icef. o9
&asierer Masnus Binbers,
Sefreter Mnbrem &rnbal,
Eruitees: Smut Binberg, N.9.
@iten os 8nut 2%appesaarb.
Meblemsantal lite ansipet.
Z. 8rpnp Nfbolbsf. / Montepiz
beo. 5orm. Gbparb Milien,
@icef. s.. Sacobien, Sefreter
6. &snnins, aasierer Ole
@unberj en. Meblemsantal. 4!
8. Sen @fanb. Got. Ifb. tEotpn
Of Babser, 8olt 60. Gorm.
6. 2ampe, Gel. 8. 3. Iuien.
Meolemsantal ......... q
(l1obras at Stubs iioite Brep
ON bans @irtiombeo iiben 10
5ebr. 3. 49, 81.
i ,--- Seq reiite fra ct.
6ilairie til be Is 9ouns.
9. 6clbt 2 Wpber / Eotpu Of
Sing os Der bleu oprettet en-
!: SCREENING, iom ilutteoe fig til
Sellfabet. Jorm. Martin
;, Sperien, SER. @ulif Moen,
: 10. 9olot iaa ct 6oreorag | ct
anbet Eotuu o9 itifteoe en- Gorz
E enins. Denne ilutteoe fig ogs
:. laa til @elifabet. 5orm. u.
]. Dmlano, Sefr. >. 9elselen.
4 Meblemsantal. ......:.. /
Solbt berpaa 4 Msber / 5oitou Q
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ari5ian Silitab. Waaife andre 8laoe,
iom rNfbolosblabet," "Norben" os
,.5faubinapen," Der intresierer Jig for
a%fboloslasen, pil siue bet Ylaos:
Sill v6olfeblabet"!
Mtbolosarbetoets @iem8e.
9o ,,6olfeblabet" i be 4 iioite Numre
bar oHentlissiort en- lensere mispilenoe
op feilastis ~9(ibanolins ON afbolbsars
beibets Gang os lieefrem uofaitet 8e>
1tploninser mob 5euesielifabet baaber
lea at nepnte 8lab osiaa oil ti1aoe mig
fom 5el1fabets Gefretar at sioe nosle
Oplpsninser, iom i bpi Grab pil tais ct
anbet 2ps ouer Nrbeioet os opmuntre
Gibolospennerue ruubt ON / Staten.
gfterat,u 5oltebl." bar opiummeret fine
Nuflasepunfter / 4 fore alasemaa(,
buorafi life en- Egboel er baleret paaajenoss
aierninser; men paa buao Der uiises" os
tales" Ilutter 8labet enbelig mig:
,,Spormeset eler buorlioen @runo'
Der CT for bisle iurifieIise. Glasemaal,
er life let meb Getferoisbeb at funne al
oigre eller i bet enfelte at furne paapiie.
er heller life benne Nrtifels 6ormaal
MEN Gaftum er BET, at / I~fbolosarbeibe
esentlis Joritanb ct Der fommet en- be
tpbelis @tilitanb."
92u, er BET .Golfebl."s Dpsape at ub
baIunere bpab Der nii9es" % tales,
iaa CT bet lite Dperensltemmelie ME-
min emas at ipare berpaa. @fen ioar
pil ies paa n5aftnm."
3grebe Nf9olospennet, bet er ben rer
.upibenbeb at tale ou,, ,,at NfbolOsa'
beibet / esentlis 6oritanb er Der tOmn''
N betpb,lis stilitanD" unber ben nj
DsEprslis uDeu at siIre n Gammeal'i
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2ouiie Bierfneis,
&asierer.

6or noeen Tib tilbase ~opfororeoe lin
b~ertesnebe Observation-Disclosures Sefre
terer til atinblenbe &apport ON gmbeos
mnnbenes Manne, Meolemsantal oft
Gnbitisnt tun faa eetretarer bar efter
tonnmet Dpfororinsen, pil ies bog N
paabespube DffentlissisrelIen at neont
Rapporter:
/. ,Den norite gfbf. Spb Deinz
neapolis." Gorm. 5reo. 81.
@erner, gicef. $. Nifelano,
setretar Sc. 1aobal, &asies
rer u. @asmutb. Meolems,
1rt1l ~
2. Den ffanb. Iotal Nfbf. al
Gate 8art." Gorm. Otto Gar
len, 9icef. 6. Garlien, Sefres
ter o.. 6. Duersaarb, Seas
jerer Miis Mlpba Garlien.
Meolemsantal 21(
!. ,Nububun lfanb. 1otal Ifbf."
6orm. g.. u. .. Yeterlen,
8icef. .. @rant, Get. s. s.
sbefpelanb, &asierer S. 9omz
1tab. Meblemsantal. ...... LIE
4. yDen ifanb. Nfbf. 9racp."
1orm. u. St.. Eompieu, 8icei.
Die Sobnieu, Sci. 9. Sobuz
fen, aasierer Caroline Sopz
Lamb. Meblemsautal go. 81
5. ,,8omme be'Eerre Nfbf."
1orm. u. 81. Mibtbsen, @icei.
g. 8. Beterien, &asi. 9borp.
G9ilolon. Meblemsantal. :. q
6. ygar.s Eotal Nfbf." 5orm.
6. 6. Nelion, Gicef. Reter
Rlesrub, Get. g. g. Solem,
Raslerer 9bor. Serbranion.
Weblemsantal ......... A
Z. yGoloen s. Senuius Eotal
Nibi. Gorm. s. 80. Brano@
borg, 8icef. Gbriitiau @ilien,
SET. Stills Nidlelon, aaslerer
Subn g. Sobnien. Meblems1
autal &c
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Tillammen e43
3ertil fan isies 8 al be 10 VII
bolbsforeninser, iom nplis bar
lluttet fig til GaDesielifabet, %
bpis Gmbebsmanos Napne finbes
upstpet n~eoenfor:
Oisie 8 goreninsers Meblemss
antal er tillammen. .......... 554
Eiliammen 1897
(Gortiettes i neite No.)
Sc @efreterer, iom enbnu lite bar
inblenbt noseu 8apport, bebes lnare1t
muligt at fenbe famine til
Often @inberg,
State l1niperiitp,
Ninneapolis.
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ri OtsHstee!

Naenter Tan faa itabist % let Qrbetns
% COB Betalins, enten be leper paa 6arn'
euer I Bp. 1ilifrip y9be Cot peratipe5 in.
oemnitp Co." for Betinselier. Bense BE-
tales til Meblemmer | Sp9oomstilfelbe.
s~fbbresje, p, q 0oy 80,
N~saasapsltS, Nara.
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THE A OF LOUISIANA.
Tacentieth Judicial District.

1t is ordered that the terms Of court as al
ready established Ill this district be con-
tinued, and that Judge Taylor Beattie will
hold the term of court as already fixed and
established for him to preside over, and that
Judge Waiter GuiOn will hold the terms OF
court heretofore presided over by Judge Kno-
bloch except, however, that the term of
court to be held in the parish OF Assumption
on the fist Monday of March of each year
will be presided over by Judge Onion, and
the term of court to be held in the same par
ish on the first Monday of May of each year
will be presided over by Judge Beattie.
It is further ordered that the judges may
Interchange, or serve one for the other, when
ever they mas so decide, in accordance with
the rules actually established.
1t is further ordered that the Jury Com
missioGers liz the parish of Assumption SD all
be the following named persons:
w. +. Himel, Leon Lemual, Frank Berge-
ron and Joseph A. Dalferes.
And the Jury Commissioner in the parish
of Lafourche shall be:
Hudson w. Tabor, Cleophas Lagarde, Ern-
est Roger and Oscar Lepine.
Let this order be spi cad upon the minutes
OF the court in the parish OF L.afourche and a
duly certified copy thereof furnished by the
clerk Of the district court for the parish OF
Lafourche, tie be made ont and forwarded to
the clerk of the district conrt OF Assumption,
who will likewise spread the same upon the
mirute book OF the court.
Let this order be published in accordance
| with law.
Done in chambers this Sth day Of June,
| 1888.
taignell TAYLOR REATTIE.
WALTER GUION,
Judges Twentieth District.
Filed June s. 1888.
~tSignedj j. w. kNOBLOCH.
Clerk.
(~~iA true copy: Test Clerks Office
; LIS. Parish Of Latourche, Thibodaux. La.
(~)June 8, 1888. j. w. kNOBLOCH,
Clerk 10Th Jud. Dist. Court
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4 Pretty Scarf-pin.

Field Marshal Won Manteutfel. the
late German military governor Of Al
SAGE. hated all that was French. He,
once, at a public dinner. engaged in a
dispute with Il French diplomatist,
who M; intained the superiority OF the
French workman over the artizan OF
all other nations.
"a thing SO ugly does not exist that
the genius of II Frenchman cannot
make Of it a thing of beauty he said.
Angered by this contradiction the
old soldier pulled Il hair from his
gristly gray mustaehe, ana handing it
to the Frenchman, said curtl,:
'.Let him make a thing of beauty
out of that, then. and prove your
claim" ,
The Frenchman took the lair and
sent it to il well Known Partisan jew
| eler, with Il statement of the case and
an appeal to his patriotic pride, giving
him no limit as to expense III execut-
ing the order. Awcek later the MAJ
from Paris brought neat little bos
for the general. 1t was a handsome
scarf-pin, made like 4 Prussian eagle
that held in its talons a stiff gray bris
tie from each end of which dansled +;
tiny gold hall. One ball was inscribed
"Alsace," the other Lorraine" an,
on the eagles perch were the words
"You hold them but by a hair"
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TAX SALES.
The State Of Louisiana U.s.. Del'n-
quent Tar Debtors.
Parish of Lafourche.

BY virtue Of the authority vested i'll me by
the constitution and laws of the State OF Lou
isiana, l will sell. at the principal front door
OF the courthouse in winch the Civil District
Court OF said parish is held. within the legal
hours for judicial sales, beginning at IL
O'Clock u. III. on
SATURDAY. THE 7th DAY OF JULY, 1888.
and continuing on each succeeding day, until
said sales are completed, all imlnoyable pro-
perry on which taxes are now due to the
State OF Louisiana and parish of L~afOurche.
to enforce collection of the taxes assessed III
the year 1888. at the rate OF one per cent. per
month until paid, and all costs.
The names of said delinquent Taxpayers,
the amount of taxes due by each on the as
essment OF said year and the immoEable pro-
perry assessed 10 each to be offered tor sale,
! are as follows. to-wlt
FELIX, EriENNE. A certain tract of
! land in Baton Piion, containing about
, - acres. --.-.-...--.S@ ~
! SAGET. JULIEN, Est. \ certain tract
~ iand adjacent to town, bounded By
lands OF .. Canlan and John Taylor,
containing about ) acres .--- $1,000. 5 40
TAYLOR. NELSON. One 10. and build
ing in Longsesille, between Harataria
street aud lands Of Lasafde and Bour. 6 IL
Another lot in square No. 4, between
Lafourene anu Baratarla stfcets-.-. 9g
Another lot, bounded by Barataria Ca
nal, Foret and Long and Penouilh..-. | &c
On said .layI will sell such portions OF said
property as each debtor will point out, and il
ease tue debtor will not point out sufficient
property, l will at once and without further
delay, sell the least quantity OF said property
of any debtor, which any bidder will buy fol
| the amount of the taxes, interests and cost.
due by said debtor.
The sale will be without appraisement. fo1
cash, in legal tender money Of the Unitet
States, and the property sold shall be Re
deemable at any time Tor the space OF on
II year. by paying the price gwen. with twent
per cent. and costs and penalty added.
p. +. LORIO,
Sheriff, Parish of Lafonrche.
Thibodaux, La, Jnns IL, 1885,.
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Last Thursday and Friday evenings
the dramatic troupe of Wallack &
Rider gave performances in u town
to good and app~reciative houses. Ow-
ing to the i%nclemency of the weather,
there was not as large an attendance
as there might have been under more
favorable circumstances.
The acting Of Mr.. Wallack showed
that he was a first-class comedian and
an actor who had spent most Of his
life on the stage. His makeup and
facial changes kept the audience in a
laugh all the time he was on the stage
Miss Georgia Glenn, the only lady OF
the troupe, was charming in her i'm
presentations, and was very pleasing
in her singing. One of her duets with
Mr.. HarcOurt in Dutch dialect, was es.
| pecially encored. OfMr. Rider, it may
be said that he is a finished and vete'
| ran actor. Taken all in all, the Wal.
lack & Rider combination have giver
very elegant performances on this
| their initial visit to ThibOdaux, anC
we hope that they will feel justified il
favoring US again with thoir entertain
ments.
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Death has been busy with his sickle
during the past week. Among those
whom he has stricken down are Mrs.
Azelie Hayde1, wife of Baptiste Borne I;
IL child of Hon. Leonidas Trosclair and
the wife of Paulin Naquin, Of the parish
of Terrsbonne. The latter died after
giving birth to triplets, who also fol-
lowed her to the tomb. The deceased
were all buried in the cemetery Of St.
Josepf's Church. On Friday the re-
mains of Cecilia Bourgeois, wife OF
Albert Toups, were inferred in St. Jo-
seph's cemetery. We extend to the
bereaved ones our heartfelt coincidence
and sympathy.
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The Firemen's Hall grounds have
been greatly improved during the past
few months. The removal of the old
sheds and the erection of q large and
commodious pavilion on the west side
Of the hall has not only been a very
useful and convenient change. but
adds much to the beauty of the sur
roundings. On the east side the re-
mOval Of the engine house to the real
Of the grounds and the construction of
a refreshment room, proves also to be
a great improvement to the general
view. The outside work is now about
completed.
The board of directors are now turn
ing their attention to the improvement
of the interior, and are making ar
rangements to have the hall ceiled and
otherwise embellished.
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The Mayor has felt himself impelled
" Issue his proclamation offering n
sSald of ten dollars for the %apprehen-
fiol OF the person or persons who en-
ladalieer the lives and disturb the
lsaee OF the community by firing OFT
34earms in the night time through the
s9eets OF the town. We hope for the
3ake Of the good name ofour town that
3raeh misehievous practices will cease.
II want good order preserved i'll our
and if the law-abiding citizens
s'il cooperate with our authorities,
fsef,y thing detrimental to our best in
.aeSts will soon disappear. Let ev-
~ one, therefore, do his utmost to
ZIP the authorities in this matter.
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A Defective Scheme.

81 don't know whether they do it
Intentionally or not" said young Jack
kanebitter, thoughtfully, "but some-
how these newspapers pass around an
awful lot of unreliable information
allows that ?" languidly inquired
his running mate, Jim L'Ardida.
"Why, 1 saw in the Post last week
that a poor young fellow in st. Louis
borrowed IN umbrella of a bank presi-
dent, and the next day returned it,
"Rippin' lie, that"
"Oh! no he did, really continued
kannebitter, "he walked into the
bank the very next day and returned
the umbrella. The president was so
much astonished that he called the
young man back and made him his
cashier at a big salary"
"Because he was so honest. ell ?
EXACTLY. So, you see. as l had
gotten Il of the first editions of the
paper, l thought I'd try it before any
of the other boys
"Good scheme"
$50 l rushed around to the Nevada
Bank and asked Louis DeLane to lend
me an umbrella. There vas a direc-
tors meeting going on at the time, SO
| thought | had 'em sure.
"What did old Moneybags say?
"He said, why it isn't going to rain
for a.. month yet, Il know what I'm
about says 1. just lend me an UNI
brella.' SO he told a clerk IT, let me
have one, and take ten dollars for Sc
curity.'
'.Great Scott :!
"But that amt the worst of it.
When | looked at the umbrella I'll be
hanged if it wasn't one that DeLane
had borrowed from me two years ago.
And then they both lit cigarettes and
unused over the utter unreliability Of
the press.-San Francisco Post.
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say to cur citizens.
that for year we nave been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Dr.. Kings New Life Pills, Buck
lens Arnica Salve and Electric Bit
tiers, and have never handled remedies
that sell as we'll, or that have given
such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate to guarantee them every
time, and we stand ready to refund
the purchase price, if satisfactory re-
suits do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popu-
larity purely on their merits. Thibo-
daux Druggists.
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The visitor to the Guion Academy
will be struck with the great improve
ment in the building from the limited
amount in the school house fund of
this district. Blinds have been placed
on all the windows of the lower floor
and the inside walls have all been
plastered where it was needed. New
desks should be provided at the earli-
est possible moment.
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Thoughtful Mary: II don't see how
I'd git along without Mary, nohow,"
Mrs. Butcher observed, pausing to
wipe the perspiration from her aged
features and put another ladle of soft
soap into the steaming 'suds. while her
daughters voice at the piano could be
distinctly recognized floating out from
the adjoining parlor. ~ don't see how
I'd git along without that gal, nohow.
Al'ays OH these days when l hev the
tiringest work, she just picks out her
incest pieces, like Sweet Rest, BY and
By and Mothers Growing DID, and
sings 'em for me before she goes oat
OH the lawn to play croquet with the
other young folks. 'Taint every gal
as ud be so thoughtful, l kin tell you.
Now, most on 'em would just bang
away with :Jordon is a Hard Road to
Travel or sWhoop EN- Up, Eliza
Jane but she amt none o. that sort
She's a pile o comfort" And. Mrs
Butcher famed herself with her apron
preparatory to running the clothes
through the second water.-Toledt
! american.
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The gallery of the corporation school
Fs been entirely rebuilt, and it is an
hmoyement that was much needed.
[he cost of the repairs was betrayed
l1clusively from the funds derived
Pom the recent entertainment given
n the teachers of the school. There
At sufficient funds on hand to give a
good coat of paint to the building.
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The Actors Hard Life.

cit is a wonder that actors live,r
said a young player the other day. II
don't know how it m about, but
managers seem to have no c%onsidera-
ton for the climate in their arrange
ment Of pieces. When / was travelling
with the-company, we always used
to do things like Siberia that re-
CURED us to dress in furs, in summer
time, and we sweat under them we'll, I
can tell you. Then we invariably did
Julius Caesar in the west III the dead
of winter. Good heavens! it gives me
a chill now when I think of the nights
l have lain on the floor Of Nebraska
barns as the murdered Caesar, with
my breast and one arm bare, and zero
breezes creeping up through tho cracks
in the floor and stealing in through
doors and windows at the wings. I
had to lie there ten solid minutes after
l fell and didn't even have the liberty
of shivering.
"After awhile they gave me Mark
Anthony to play, and l don't know
but suffered worse i'll that, for after
the address to. the populace l left the
stage in u east iron perspiration and
dived into a dressing room full of
draughts and a temperature below
freezing to make my change. l have
caught malaria in damp dressing rooms
under the ground. l have shaken my
internal appliances out of place by do
ing a twenty foot fall eight. times a
week for half a season. l have been
on deck for nearly t%wenty-four hours
on a stretch, with rehearsals, nlatinees
and evening performances. l have
gone to bed at l 4. N. and got up at 4
to catch trains. l have played hard
parts when l was sick enough to be in
bed. Ilave travelled all night and all
day, unable to get Il sleeper, and struck
q town too late tor supper, and have
gone directly to the theater and howl
ed and laughed on al empty stomach
l can't abide pork, yet I've beer
compelled to live on nothing else
while playing the southern circuit
I've done museum work where I've
had to study six, eight and ten parts IL
a week; comedy II day, tragedy tina
night, comic opera, pantomime, bur
lesque, spectacle, m%elodranla, farce
sensation and society pieces all i'll /;
bunch. I've Carried the banner
through the streets all night when
hadn't money enough to pay for /;
lodging, and when the ghost has failet
to walk, I've had to call on my uncle
with my clothes and books and props
to adjust matters amicably with my
landlord. People who have an ide;
that an actors trade is all roses and
sunshine and genteel leisure ant
wealth havn't got the correct idea
that's all.-Brooklyn Eagle.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-06-23

1 The drainage commissioners of this
district have had the large ditch which
huns along st. Charles street, from the
l%ulvert to bayou Terrebonne, properly
Sleaned and deepened.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-06-23

Our town was enlivened during the
bst week by the genial presence of
pessrs. Eugene Folse and Wall He
pert. from down the bayou. They re-
bort that there is but one mud hole
|etween their homes and town and
bat one extends the whole way.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-06-23

Tie schedule of the railroad has
Fsain been changed. We give a cor
bet time table for the information of
bur readers, as follows Train leaves
b $50 a. m, and arrives at 10 a. M;
|aaves at 1915 p. m, and arrives at
bis.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-06-23

The rainy weather we have been
having has benefited the rice crop,
but las been decidedly injurious to
he corn and cane crops. we hope no
permanent injury will result from the
kxcessiye rainfall.