The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-06-30

Lever1 visited Lafourche on last Sun
day.
Mr.. n. j. Caillouet of Ashland plan
tation, visited Thibodaux OH last Sat
urday.
Mr.. Theogene Caillouet, the veteran
planter Of Lafourche, finished laying
by on Orange Grove and st. James
this week.
Hon. E. A. O'Sulllvan visited Th;b-
odaux on last Tuesday evening to en-
JOY the banquet given by the Thibo-
daux Band and Home Circle Orclles-
ira.
Sheriff James Beary has been i'll
with levers during the beginning of
the week. He is. however, better,
and has resumed the duties OF his
office since Thursday.
Judge Caillouet will open court on
next Monday in HOuma in the parish
of Terrebonne.
Mrs. P. E. Lorio vacated the Sher-
ifs residence on last Monday, and is
now located on the plantation be-
queathed to her by the lamented P. E.
Lorio. Her many frlenus in town
were sorry to see her leave.
Master Junius L. Raglan, after a
most protitably spent scholastic year
at the Bethel Military Academy, War
renton, Fanquier Co., Va, returned
home on Wednesday evening, to the
delight of his aunt aud uncle, and his
many young friends.
Mr.. Earle Knobloch. one of our
promising attorneys, spent a few days
this week in Morgan City and Frank
lin, attending 10 professional business.
He also made IA flying trip to New Or
leans on Wednesday.
The following students returned
home from Spring Hill College last
week: Masters Leonce, Castor and
Octave Troselair. son of Hon. l.. A.
TroSclair; Octave Coignet, 0 of Mr..
A. G. Coignet; Charles and Walter
Morvant, sons Of Mr.. E. Z. Morvant;
and Olivier Braud, o of our popular
merchant, Mr.. Files Braud.
Messrs. Frank P. PARA, Auguste
Cretini, Ellie Ducos, Ferdinand Baril-
leaux and many others of Lower La
fourche. were visitors to Thibodaux
this week.
Mr.. Augustin Maillet of Lockport,
has been very sick with an ATTACK
Of congestive chills we are happy to
! say he is better and out OF danger, and
convalescing nicely.
Mr. j. p. Bourg, the popular fiat
boatman of Lower Lafourche. was
confined to his bed with fever ; he is
now better aud attending to his bu-
siness.
Mi. Thomas Beary, the worthy
manager of the Brousseau plantation
aud superintendent of the Lafrurc',e
Refinery participated in the magnifi-
cent banquet rendered by the c~itizons
of New Orleans on last Monday to
Judge E. D. White of the United
States Supreme Court.
We were pleased to meet in our
Office this week Mr.. w. c. Guthrie,
principal of the Characterization
Academy, Port Gibson, Miss. Mr.
Guthrie is in search of pupils for this
coming season. The inducements are
reasonable and the tuition excel
lent.
We are very sorry to hear that oul
friend Mr.. G. D. Barrios, the popular
merchant of Lockport, has been a sui
ferer with rheumatism since Wednes'
day of last week. We understand
that the pains have considerably
diminished since a few days. W.
sincerely hope he will soon be him
self again, by getting rid Of the bat
rubbish.
Our thanks to Senator Blanchard
for a copy of his speech delivered
{ before the Senate of Congress Ma,
25th, 1894 upon the sugar question
The speech is an excellent one, an
speaks well in favor Of the sugar tariff
Maj. w. P. Martin, our confrere owe
!. the way, aud superintendent of til
public schools of the parish. visite'
his f.mily aud Napoleonville on las
Wednesday.
To Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Bergeron W
I extend our sincere sympathies in til
. lose ri,ay have inst sustained. cause