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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-08-03

PEACE LoDGR, No. 43, X, eF P.--Meets IN Peli.
can BabCoGk hall fifst aud third Tpesdays yot
each month, q p. " W; y. Gayle q. G5
Mayo, x. " Il. 4 81 j. H. Rgute, NJ Of r.;
W. A. Knapp, NJ, of e., w. S. GOss, ~. at A..
Representattres To Grand Lodge A. P Jpio }
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-08-03

Moods in Masonic lodge room every hFst and
~, A. NJ Mayo. W. M; JDO. II. Poe S. W.
D @ Foster, =. WI a. ?. RekeT, AGting sec-i
4. q, o., +,
AEeH9E EIE LoP9E Ne g. y % FZMsets Z is & every
Alex, HyRles' Y. G3 N. D. Andrus Sec O. Z.
Smith Treas.
MOAN kcsslFssEyE-Y. R. Joy, g. p R. ?.
tEortster, II. ri ]. y. Runte, Scribe, W. A.
~, Off,
BaSoSsR @ ss q ss aaa 81 Ta Taos3ays u s' 9
each month, Rt 8 p. ~. W. J. Gayle, q. G$
JPo, r. Poe, Y. 81 s. Ka4fi4an, Prelatei g.
Wa. Knapp, II, Of II L., ". " s. Goss, * at 4,
Representatives 70 Grand Lodge, A. p. Jpio }
L. kaufman, Alternate.
". R, X. off,
LAKE CITY DlyIsIoE No. 8, U. R., x. Of P,
Meets y AEinoIy hTst aRd third Erttaays ~ q
J. y. LabeRae, Secretary.
~, pf III.
MAGNOLIA GoAar4EDARY, No. 49, x Of H.-lMeets
In AFIuory frat aud third Wednesdays OF each
month At b. -. W a. knapp, Commander;
AfToffo Lou LSbtaF F Eo, s451-s o. shattaok, D,i
i, 4. Brab, Asst. 81 81, h j. csasfoTd g yao, no
H. shattpek, i,i Wm. lieIney, 81 7, D. Bios
r. Si5 w w = n q r n IL III Se5Ssci,sS
U il gSnnTaji gfd L III II daTctIg Srrnafeeg
RgIT1 rf,E fn,,d3 M agga IN n 6fenfs IN
0GG F.ilo,s I;Ii s.sad IA f,,,,,ti iFnssiaHs
Of eaef mSnth ~ 3 ". Kim HaFx, BiciatSr
x. Il, I,aT Tesss %fcee IiatafeT ~ u. Danieis
Reporter Thos. Hansen, TIaRs.
a. p. of A.
HQPE CouNeTL, No. l1l2, A. u, oF H-Meets II
Pelican 1Babcoek hall second and f9gr4h III Wed.
EesAays q elel tloii1h Nt z p N W. ~ 4 Y nISs,
feillh;tneei Y. A. sanger, Y l0eI IN
8, 4; A9es, y E, ttgils Seli9StpI
Knapp Gaile. it+' Tfastess " w 4. 'iS Kinder, Two
years. j. Hirseh, three yeags, GTRnd Repre-
sentative, Dr. W. "a. Knapp, ], A. Kinder, Al
teFnRte.
W. Of ll1e W.
''9SVhtiSlANA gAAF ~; ], w oF IIE B;mMeeI -, y
Ieneap 1baheoek l1all tlfAt alq tAifN Y llIA,lsys
81 each month, at gay p ~. w, ~ tlltnp, CON
sn CenlnFider Pr " q, Mslills; Adviser Lieu
lananti A Inllins Hapkeri A q. Young eioIki
A+sE HyphR, Sentry.
A. n H. M
,,,,. r,,. ~ - 80 - ~ a,4
N'Hiei1 fiI, l.z4iNl 1N2Nki q. VI Y; *
tgileftil 1i3Apeoek l'Aii AlHp hhy AttAlA EtAAN|
pisten Aei'th' N h3fsh' FL VI
q. ND. a.
Cvp,,,v i,o,,,,,,,, s,.z "A .soc, ,r,a,. Afaats Al
ta c8,,,5l ", f,,l.i ag fy5S streais tifst
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-08-03

NIUHVINI 2 b-T0s AUT05, part 2 OF Wa OF
nW4 sec ), ~ 10 ., w. swA SOC ", tp 1
., r. 10 W. ,swA OF va sec /, tp $, O'w,
undlvl Ied half noA OfnWA sec II, tpOs,
= 5 v, all w'g of block Ii, subdivision Of
wig OF swA sec 80, tp0s, r ", VIZ Of
swA sec "a, Up So, u ", lots !, e. . aud
subdivision WI Of SEA sec 81, tpgs,rBw
e'a Of neA, swA Of uoh SOC 50, tp . 5, rio
W, undivided bali lot one subdivision of sln
Of seA and sOA Of sw4 sec 39, tpOs.rs
W 81 Of seA OF soA sec %, tp SRI Nv,
n,2 OF swA Of stA sec 10, tp Is riw, wi
Of sw4, si9 OfnwA sec g. tn iOs,r 10 ",
OnohalE Of two aUrus commencing 90 cor.
ner Of e'a Of soA sec 98 tp 0, s,r / W,
lots and 2 block D lot 2bl6ek L sulphur
City, n3@ Of SUI e}3 Of soA of seA sec 22
In 10 "A / D w.....-...... 4vl
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-08-03
u III u NITUl
Sheriff and Ex Oaielo Tax Collector,
ll. - L.. ~ Il 1. L
Notice to Mortgage Creditors,

sher!tL's 0nlee, Lake Charles, la,
JuuG 2sth, 1891.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-08-03

Van Dyke, L W Lots II, ~, ~, IL, Is, 10,
II, l8, 70, q, and 22, block . lois 10, H.
and IL, block l5 Lake Arthur. !
Walker, u sc u Richard & y A TOce
present overs Lots ~ Y Is " %, q
Iots 2l, y, u, ", 23, 20 aud u, block u
lot 10, block n lgts q 5 "a vs., ~, 40, 81,
~ and 81, block ~ Lake AFtlur...,,.,.
White Dan 40 acres swA Of peA sec ~
tpg ,, 2 y W.',.s,....'...'''.','.
Williams, ] D-120 acres n = of neII4 see 20,
pwA Of nYtl4 sec 20, tp7B Fjw.,......,.
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-08-03

AECHoR L.opeE No. 50, T. o. %. F.-Heets every
Friday night w 8 O'clock Paul GreineT n. G.i
Alex, Aynies, y. G,j N. D. Anarus Sec.j o. L.
Suith Treas.
MOAN FEcAslPsEST.-W r. Joy, 9. p R. ?.
forister, II. ri ]. y. Runte, Scribe W. A.
bhannOn, Ireas.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-08-03

stFother W ECO acres, wiz of noA, nwA
OF seA soc 2, tp g. 4 Dw,..,,...,..,..,... 0 3
Welch, q L-lO acres, nwA Of tho swA sec
3Ji tp 7 $, 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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HoPE CoUNeIL, No. l1l2, a. j; oF H-Meets IN
Pelican 7BabCOok hall, second and fo1rth Wed,
Heslays of eaeh month at p. "a. X. y. y 'Bfyan,
C0lllnAnderi u. "a. Kinder, NiGejt QIninQIldef !
4. T. Deaa, Secretary y E Runte, Collector ]
Sol Blo0h, TTaaG.; y. q. Deea, Orator w. a.
Knapp, Guido. Trustees y. A. Kinder, two
years. y. Hifaeh thtee yeaEs, Grind Repre-
teInRte.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04


n pemkon for shoppdng y . soEoag
60 in - brsass - ~ svsgslls Ansri-
En- von.n. .nd 80 hat TIA perpetual
varisey skcv idss - tsksn ropt IN this
t,wn - - liksly - - svsa more
wlds1y dsvsscpsd cssss q shopping
n.nis than hsrseofoee Formerly TIE
tune always cane vhsa even TIE saost
rsbsd shoppsr va obliged 70 20 home
s.d ~ snd shanUs - eurrsnt u her
No. Nov. Wa shs esss tired after
. Sbsr hsan' sfruggie - the bargain
csu.tsrs. shs can wander into . eunvrn
ient tbsaser. set cup q tra Tor )
essok write istters - t<lexrsms. do
l1sfis sswirg. have the uss q powder
bnzss. hairpfns. curling irons and slip
fenI aud ret 1or - many hoars - s1s
viahss In the sscInsion az The dressing
soom 80 aid Cor that puxpos>. Then
shs can 20 tnto the snain body Of the
thssssr. 80 q much Of The variety show
- her fancy graves. and sfser thus b.
ing refreshed mentally and physically
80 forth again 10 the conflicts Of the
bargain counfsrz- Altogether the wczn-
sn's variety sheatsr y likely 70 have a
fxEreaching eject On future generations
Of feminine New Yorken--Hew York
Sun
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

many ensnp ormnsry snsnes - sus tn~
are tuse - GOD - o. better sthan the
sspsnssys things. An spicurs who hvss
somswhers In Ne vsgosrn part u the
sf.ss wss saying he oehsr day that. hav-
inx . particular dinner u visw. be
.ns 10 jud11kous man ~ New York
f1r The bsst 6sh that the nAr&st offered
fhey ssn1 hisn frseh cod. and he 3D.
Hifepd that ID fIsh eonld Be better. and
noralissd- -thnss are his remarks ADORE
Len the comparative ehesrn<~s Of the
6>shly srstifc.fians thst were really
hss<, such - posssoss ana ehlekens and
frssh air and tea and water. warm and
cold snd sop and sleep
When o. eoi.siders how good hix .
cent sandwich tastes when be 10 really
hungry. and what . poor thing ~
dinner u when be IL not. and how little
diffsrsncs there Il between good wine
and good water when IL hasopcs pas.ed
ones gallet. aad how much 81 that
diifsrencs u IN favor Of the water. II
really lends dangerous charm 30 scon-
omy and simple living. and makes one
wonder that thrift Is net more catch
ing. and that the delights Of avsrics
should be 30 generally moncpohssd By
the ssed---Harper Weekly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

II n ofsen interesting 10 So the pranln
0af are played By nature IN the mat
~ Of hair and complexion II 10 not
unusual 20 ind . blond complexion
With black hair. and ! have seen ssvsr-
al cases Of mismated eyes. one OF them
blue and the oslbss black. That phe-
nomsnon. too. have seen In eafs- Ne
groes are occsuiunally found with light
patches on their skins, and mulattees
sometimes have patches Of clear white.
Bsrnuu<3 hpopard child was m illus
tration Of this freak. Cases where the
hair whitsns irrsgulariy are common
enough.
Whistler. the artist and scold. has
little white topknot that he calls his
plume. and I met . man In Paris who
Was black. as 10 hair. on On. side Of his
head and white on the other. the d.
viiipg line running down the middle
Of bis face. so that half OF his hair. ons
eyebrow. one lot Of eyelashs-. one mus
tsche aud the half Of his beard were
black. the corresponding side being
white. Hair Of two other eclors IL also
found and occasionally - . man On
Fulton street whcss hair ia brown ex-
crpt at the back Of HIS neck. where 10
II blsck. while q young fellow that
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

Very Finest ladies' Dress Shoe down Mans Cheap
will Money
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04
SHIPS or The NAVY
MODELS or THE PRESENT
= PvpazrsSna Ihas shs Wax vsnssas e
- Pr>ss~s rins VIII Nos -
sspsso~1e<l

- suGes7nD e ~ sssurs WI
~ - h.nan e1nstvuncoI - q
grnAnnl g.vv<k runlrizg fron -
s1nvesun - hsr - q i.Dssvsmsnn
- 1zsuovsr,ss ~ Dany hrnnohes e
s<1n0 UndsR ~ @uc1al tsss - wss
u ny - 1bnnd sAst many niscnk@
hsss bssn ns1s. n sAoul1 vsssnss -
pslns 60 60 Of thms, Il v0aId - ~
nn,<1pr1c11y q dDv1css which every
braneh - physical scssncs has oonsrib-
ussd 10 svsrcrswd ssr shipA Nos thss
fbsy DO not sdnirshly serve tbsir pur-
poss. hss fssr that Ne. - ssilor,. ere
growing 10 rsly upcn them and viii b
kss whun ths rude shock Of batsls
bresks cur elecszio wires and disar-
ranges shs delicsss machinery upon
vh.cA No nov depend In thousand
wsys-
In the mzin. however. venture to
think that tbs bsttlesAip Of today has
. scund reason Cor all her principal
features. ard Tie type VII persist The
stability wilF eontinne 70 b carefully
protected ~ vertical armor. Many Of
the accidents. both in battle and In
tines OF paaee. 10 which great ships are
liable. win hs diminished BY the adop-
tien u liquid fuel The main battery
will b mounted in trrrets furnishing
complete protection 70 the guns. and -
far A. possible 20 the machinery for
their manipulation, and tor tho supply
Of alnnanltion- Tie secondary battery
will Do protected in proportion to is
Importance. while every gan position,
with It's crew. Will DO protected against
machine and rapid gun IRE. The tinis
will never CONE when We shall cease
~ demand higher requirements in the
battleship Fortunately. all require
ments are interchangeable
Armor may be Substituted for guns.
guns for fuel. 30 that tho saving In ons
direction may af once Be utilized In
another. The advent a hard surfaced
armcr win demand that the caliber Of
the main battery b maintained. for
unsli projectiies Of greater strength can
Be prodsosd. the only way to overcome
Harvey srrnor Is 20 crush IL with IN
oserwhelining blow. In addition 20
thls ir viii undoubtedly be found that
all srmor under the constantly varying
angles Of impact IN battle will furnish
greater protection than IL considered
possible when judged by the result OF
normal impact on the proving ground.
For this rezson again. the larger caldbcr
OF the gun must be maintained, and
this. tn its snrp. determines the great
siss Of the batfls<hip Of the future.
subject 10 the restrictions which have
been indicated. 7. sampson. Cap
tain United States Navy. in North
American Review.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04


my prospsc.s.'' ssid the young law
yer with animation. after be had greet
"a ske business uan. why. ar. they
were never - good - they are now. !
have been retained IN the McWilligcr
wSll case. and there q certainly $500 IN
that. Then havs ben asked 10 act a.
junior counsel in thel Interoceanic rail-
way suit. and there IL sure to b. big
sam in that. received retainer to-
day 70 take . libel suit. and i have
some bills out that ought to get remit
tances on In a week or two. Yes. sir,
things are booming with me, and Inside
If 90 daysI will be In better financial
copdifion than ever was in my life be-
fore"
Then he said good day" to the bust
meas man and passed on with the friend
who was with him. And tho friend
thought the matter over and then said:
"see here. That's . very different
story from the ono you told Bilkins
yesterday"
"of course II H." said the young
lawyer.
"You told Bilkins that you were
nearly discouraged; that you bad hard
work getting whaf was due you. and
that new cases that had any money in
them were few and far between
Exactly. was afraid Bilkins in
tended 70 ask me for loan. 4"
but you've just told WILDER that
things never looked 80 prumisjug and
that you'd have money to throw to the
birds within 90 days
Certainly. expect I'll have TO ask
him for loan Of 600 or 90 In day
or two"
Which story was rightf"
Neither wholly and both partly. p
Chicago Post.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

The comparatively cheap pleasures
seem 10 b the best In life generally.
There D % little that the very rich can
buy for themselves that need stir envy
In people Who are just comfortably OF.
Warmth IL sucL delightful thing In
winter. but you and can set - much
- We want OF It. and millionaire can
have no more. And then there are 20
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

snvo ~ - sppwa nsu vrn uu.s
ssfzp - ~ sprsnhisd thrssvh y. Bat
~ eddsus fssnk n thns hns thnt -
q nHgss v1sh ~ v~sl--nsssklya
Kaxia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

The stock which nyenod fall and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

The directs that bids
stock with the exception OF the Kent
for
into which the property is divided ~ follows:
PARCEL ONE-The Lyon factory. Lyon street
including the estate, buildings
photograph gallery and all machinery and fixtures In the
buildings
PARCEL Two The furniture in pro-
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-11-10
THE ONLY GREAT SHOW COMING.
SELLS BROTHERS ENORMOUS UNITED
AGGREGATION,

We can cUngialunile all patrons Of
the %c;icns, winch MEANS nearly every
imd.. nl,n. the conf . to Thiioh aux.
IT,. on Thursday, MY 22na, 1881 of
s II Brothers mil Tomato a.uls-m,ens
confederation, us that MEANS We are
net ni.ly to have ,li- really hg show
with, us This season, but, ~ what goes
L" snane up II raIe variety and ,ecIet-
'i"ii f.r tue Ma>ses. the biggest, best
and eldest show on the road. The
progress made toward the s~tipendnu-
10y the Sells Bro'uers IN the past
twenty-three years has been some what
marvellous. The small show with
win-h they made II tilno.uus begin
itlng has grown to be IL genuine public
INSTITUTION of the first magnitude, we'll
ard f,vorabiy known in -veiy section
"i the country. and everywhere patro
nizsd by the best people. Ii has even
more than kept pace with the unpar-
alirled general development, and ranks
fast among tented exiiiniti ms. lts
tremendous spread of canvas covers Il
regal Roman H~ippndr"m+ Race 7. ack.
Monster Fifty cage Mrna.+rie, Triple
Circns, Huge Elevated Stages, Astra-
;ian Aviary, Arabian Caravan. African
aquarium, Spectacular Pag-aiits aud
Tra,s Pacific Wild West EXHIBIT. aud
hundreds of exclusively exhihi,e,i tea
lures, brilliant performers, and start
ling and ludicrous races and acts.
Several huge special trains are rrqnir
Ell to transport this enormous mt lange
of wonder aud fun, and how sn much
can I've exhibited for the one price of
admission, so cents, is an enigma
which can te solved by visiting the
Greatest Show on Earth. Don fail
t" see the grand street parade and
judge for yourself as to its magnitude.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-11-10
THE RIGHT KIND or CITIZEN.

\ ,owu ar ., $50, .,. -
z,... ,,,r.r d.. ,. :
,.,,. L.. aud ,,i.. 49,,
t..,sfnru,. int. ., ;
III .,m like IL. pas. .,,,
so t, m,.,r i,+u -, ,.. q
en The wr,ur .,,, 81 ..;., I'D ~,
he advau,,, ,tv.u .-;
r,an,icai .,n.;.i,, . ri. .,,
+ + uannht. u,u,f..,r 90 ..t..
,i,.. ci,\. Il is "a. ..,t ~, .,.i..
't.. manufacturers. Fin. tank !, az
anlt IA. a,ai,, ola ,,,,. \ i 49,,
1 h,-lro NOR; 49,, a.. a.
C~,.ei,u,,i. rant ,..,d ,.,t.. 1,I.
make Tnh,uua ,o,i. I,.,.., .,....
ri, - thu. .,,,s. ,.l =. ,,.,un,s .A.
If ~. These ri,,.s h,,l u,,. ,,..,l
w. ,".i pa, ....i
business which j, l,cat.d in than
thai j. al;.
and wl.af is the 81 hit k.,,J ,f ), 81
tiz ~ He i. ,h,. =, ul.. ,,,-s ,,,,
look across IT,. ro,,t,,e,,t f., in
We tu,.nt. hat sn.,,is his ,.,re, .t
h NE and Inmee,t.ruris.s.
Til. .i.At Kind If r,,lz.., & rs M
g,Htil,i,. about hi.r, tayrs br,,u.. -.
has s.ps,. -u,,.rn tn i;u,, u, :, 49,.
m,.St i,. hi,h il, = -, ,v,r. ,tr .,3
thae if low taxes =, y d,.s,l.r,tnm h.
mn ,n r, nl,,... u,,r b,s .,.t
glow n, or t,a, never lr,s .,r,y,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-11-10
FOR LiBOkING MEN.

No better eimrl.ymp,t for c~a,ufai
~ bf conceived t',an III the er.rtinr
homes for lalmaing men II has
Ill tried IN a t.w TOW nS and proved
access trhm every p"iht If view. 1t
not q rhilanihrnpir AZ" K. fnr it ui,<
money Il profit u,nn he investment
ladr, and Il Shviork might e'gag- in
without eonrnnc'inn, nr"vid ny he
MT stitd with til. gal rate or in
frrsf. The drpa turr, iowtv+r, best
ehts honest capital in that IT tends to
lhify laior aud prevent anarchy.
4 mar catinnt 1--we in a bowel and he
eaod ci'izen fn %carrirss surround
8 begrt bad habits and breed lax
ahciples. C'iuiun reared in s%l"tfi-
mess never iutt ont we'll. There il
Pfirit IN hottest t"il that rises above
Esufy and seeks il. cnuf. IT'S and
.seh'-iees of framed dwelling
VI eaFprtei ito s,s, on.. surrounded
he ~giaenswar of thrift aud backed
the gardtn Of pr"~peritv-a home.
iae, that may rightfuliy 10 called
oSner's castle. Neat dwellings
70 unit in most villages at from
VIC 5000. Adding from 500 to
- iora BIT does I. II make an incest
" " large hut that the m,,st nrdi
~ paid iahoier could soon acquire.
AT sl0 a month. wilch sum
E J" little exceed rental value, the
\ loase aud lot con q be bonght
i~ia Tor lii four Years. a >mai,
arriving pap rs could cam THAI
"ait. Feur dollars :, week would
mf the $500 home in Eve years.
.'atfai policy pursued upon this
.u'9 The veal iiy men ot a town
& su result III placing hundreds OF
ses III the laLd~ of lal.orers who
~ ~ ether c"uhi ions could eve
~ the pr'r r.etoshin of the
-" which they lived. The ben
'm ,ilis - stem are capable ofheiue
.s'fated by any village that ha.
s@saei'y and enterprises t., under.
An absolutely SAFE, ~invesf
us "htaihrd for capital, usually
'estitary wiiere values iuc,east
uio Wa." Garner easily
siAss me owner # property that i
@iien paid for, il respectable
-ssase mate tliau it Gust him the
naesarer is lu~une.i a reliable and
s"sche class Of employees, aud tl,.
"saa''y lias The zatisf.tcti II OF see.
s.s,y mat his own land!ord. Til.
s"o'e condition If affairs resde; S
e'"ohi's next to iuunssible
naturally the man who has in
us earnings in u house and lot
"otiiihg To he gained II the
~ attending strikes, and all the
oa's :" nnotern agitatats will
ouv'uee him that his first duty
1'S union rather than to his fami.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-11-10
It is our painful duty to chronicle

It is our painful duty to chronicle
again the death of another angel who
has gone t" inilabit the realms above.
1t il the death at Mary BEATRICE. the
only aud beloved child Of Justly Tie
riot and Emil. Lrt"rt. aged 3 months
and &c days. which sad even, nrcttrrd
Oh last Sunday morning at z O'Clock.
The funeral strvices took p!are un last
Monday at noon at s.. Jnsenh's Cath
olic Cemetery in the presence of u
large concou,se of snrtoNing friends
and relatives. We extend our sincere
sympathies to tue bereaved relatives.
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APiCNIC--Is VIII It was had ~ the
ty pos of the SENTINEL On ycastcrt.iy
morning. The l~a.,olt consisted of II
bag of fine cakes kindly presented to
us by Mr.. Ch,s EH-erran, ut thr firm
of Engerrau Bros Bakers, who Informs
us that the firm is now proihased 10 do
al. kinds Of work in tue cahe aud con
fectionery linc.
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Just ont and meeting with most
rapid sale s.Euric. Maa"ai"a,' f"r
Piano. by Il. ii. Van der Cruysse". L.
destined IT, become exceedingly popu-
lar. IA If il one of ihnso catchy" ml-
steal conquest ions HAT never fail 10
captivate all misic loving pero"ls
Can he obtained at the Lafayette Puh
fishing Co. Lafayette, La, or W. W.
DusUn & Bro. Crowley, La.
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AZ ANTED.- AGOOD POSITlONAS SALES
w man, ii ne-keeper or accountant In a
stor" sr on Il plantation. The best of refer.
Of Ihibodaux Sentinel, Thibodaux, La. The
rarts applying Is q we'll known resident Of
this parish.
Eeb..3.'Wk
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION or PARrNERSHIP-NEW
Orleans, >ov. 18th, lse3.-The partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name
OF SEWN & LEG sNDR is this day dissJly-
cd by mutual c pnsent. Liabilities will be
sumo ny +. L. SEWN who will continue
the bust less d. No. 6 and 8 Toulouse.
NJ. A. LEG NDRE.
u. +. SEWN.
REFERRING rO THE ABOVE, WISH A
c n.i1llnee of sife patron ,ee AS heretofore
,xs5nded to SEWN & L~ege1drc.
n. A. LEGENDRE,
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WANTED. -AG0OD WHITE COOK WITH
w out any children, French or English
SpeI>ipg best rtft renctS required.
apply to: L f. PEUtIER,
Rector st. Charles Parish, kiiiona Z. o., La,
6-30-9t.
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ESUfs SsEE

TIVE "MFLROSE" PLANTATION IN AS
sumption Parish, one mile above Laba-
dicyiile, in whole or in lots of one acre front.
For terms nj particulars apply to
SIMON ABRAHAM, Raceland,
or write to No. l3D Canal st., New Orleans.
S.1I-'9i-4t.
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Every person owning q horse or a
mule, should have DR.. Sylvester's
Specific tor Bots, Cnllcs and Tympa-
nites-''A stitch in time saves nine."
For sale at Thibcdeaux Drug Store.
10 t3-94-3n
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nr S~,iy4ste.'> neg lie f,r Bos.
Cnhrs aud T~,uhpanli"> ~ Horses aud
h. . il tis. best r'"ir.'t t'at ~r'eiirt
ssrr dre"v,,.d F~' >"' " T'il"-
ieaux lrn. St"re 10 II "a I'm.
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Mrs. O. G~autrn-X the %n'nilar
|afalnr, IFS. Pniiir - ~nnn"n"re> IL.
|tLr rublic aud IL, in:tns rns "nhrrs
.,., sIa has ,eeri,ri h T. wiui.r EATS
|hr Iadirs f TIA" 'a'rst and n">'
|aslionalle .a''+,"s.
/ c;rs her a call 027.94. 2n,