The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-30

aAuHfnI NC1tlltt Ri't S''tA AotsOSs |
c-.,nenters and artisans of every
&. are all busily at work in our
AVN and vicinage.
peach and plum trees are fall of
.,ac fruit and will doubtless yield Il
iiae harvest.
r,ery time the Tlibodaux bridge
.,,ls around it seems to say, ~ need
new cost of paint"
The SIR. Louisiana was laid up at
.rr wharf on last Tuesday fer the pur-
,ose of undergoing official inspection.
psn,tr SAYS that new weekly will
.n.te It's appearance in town Oh
r.rrsday next, bearing tile name of
Tie Cos'ef.
The Parnell has ceased her daily
.rns between ThibodauX and Donald
%.opyilie, much to the regret of the
ssreling public.
The dead trees on the courthouse
,oaarc have been removed by order
H Major Grisamore, president OF the
poiice Jury, and VIII be replaced.
On Monday week District Court will
open for a jury term. Barring Il III
/ ME of important criminal cases there
/ i not much business to be transacted.
TIE fremen's annual parade will
take place OH the fourth Wednesday
in April, when, as usual, the tiremen
will furnish Il gala day for both yonng
and old.
Mr.. Frank Hoffman, has had his
buildings on Main street dressed i'll
4 pretty coat of paint. Our quarters
have come IN for their share, too,-on
The exterior.
Now il the time to work your flower
gardens and whitewash your premises
aud "brishten up things generally" if
yoa want to feel fresh and happy in the
coming spring tide.
Thibodaux Fire Company No. l has
had its engine treated to II new coat of
paint. and it 10 appears like a new
one, just from the factory. This en-
CINE has been iii active service thirty
seven wears and never once failed to
meet expectations. 1t is doubtless to-
day the best hand engine III Louisiana.
We call special attention to the card
of Mr.. Aleee Oncale, which appears in
this issue. That gentleman has open
ed d restaurant ON Main street, in the
building formerly occupied by +. Mi
guez, and which hc.,,has had reprinted,
repaipred and fitted up in first class
style fer the accommodation OF the
public. lie has also secured the ser
vices of ii famous chef from New Or
leans, and we advise those in search of
the best the market affords in that line
to seek the hospitality of the "FOur
Seasons Restaurant
A rainfall of 1.5O inches on last FRI
day night and Saturday was precisely
what the earth wanted to terminate
the seed in the ground and bring forth
vegetation, while at the same time the
ground. which was rough and cloddy,
was p~ulverized and put in excellent
condition. for c%nltivating. The pros
peet now for crops is excellent, always
provided that the damaged seed cane
planted will produce a good stand.
Planters can now work their fields in
good earnest. No labor will be re-
qeircd on their ievees, rs all danger Of
high water has passed for this $
W. Ii. Harris mammoth circus and
~meEeagerie will show here next Mon
day night. Mr.. Harris is n veteran in
the business and promises a good en-
tertainment by his company, which is
well spoken of throughout the country.
An exchange says:
fttiU residents IF tire Pacific -eeast
are recognized by amusement managers
t, be the aiost critical people in the
world. The enormous patronage
tliose people gave the Nickel Plate
Saaws speaks ter itself. Mr.. Harris
has done IL larger business on that
easst than any circus that has ever
VISITED there and some of the largest
IL America have exhibited there.
.DlEp,-At Glenwood plantation, in
The parish of Assumption, on Monday,
March %. 1889. at 1870 O'Clock p. M,
GeOrge w, Jones. aged IL wears and 8