The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-02-17

V1beo = ana Vus--1n0se We Aeos
s%ena Those we Hear Of.
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q Nm 4. B. Howell is visiting, with
: ,r )ttls daughter, her mother, Mrs
K tntis, on st. Philip Street.
Yor Job printing of all kinds, call
A or write tn the SENTINEL.
n veu believe 10 buying at "Rock
bo,iou prices" YOU II have tn see our
Aock. "The Racket Store"
Lat funday, ot High Mass two
rembsy Of Jack Currys troupe sang
N 81 Joscph's Church. At the
Ootnosy, the Ave Maria was execut-
I'd ssd at the Elevation, the beautiful
roduc.ion, Palms was artistically
ssdesed. The tenor solo WAS accom-.
paaied BY q good orchestra from the
hIsstrsl troupe.
You get handsome gift with
Hvsy pusctass of $500 at The
Raekst Store"
Where can you get your moneys
wotthi where is the cheapest place
v bay your goods? where do they
~ b please you best? our answer,
r 10 the VARIETY" STORE.
Jack Curry's Minstrels held the
hcssds at our Opera House last
Saturday and Sunday nights, but, as
The weather was very incIement both
hishts, the attendance was very lim-
tied Those who attended express
themselves we'll pleased with the
slass OF enter taiument furnished by
The Company, which 10 composed Of
New Orleans people.
Hot chocolate, coffee, coffee milk
and Beef Tea At Thibodaux Drug
Store.
The best on earth 10 q Hannah
Shoa Emile j. Braud, proprietor Of
Thibodaux Shoe and Hat Store, sole
agsat. 12-ly.
uouma 10 about to have q steam
laundry. Messrs. Bethancours and
Fasguy have leased former oyster
iAsaosy building for the purpose.
rhibodaux should have q steam laun.
dry. for It is becoming moro difficult
syssy year 10 secure the proper kind Of
washsrwomen. The building where the
oyster factory was established would
der . good situation for a laundry.
Were = laundry established here, and
vAcA would bo operated in such q
way - 10 furnish families with laun-
dry blils within their means to pay,
~ bslievc that it would he a profita.
- sstsrpr,se.
!. FANCY GLASSWARE.
Have you seeo the beautiful line
y handler nothing old style. We
avsysses, cups and sauners, plates
aed pretty ornaments. Only 8 and
10 Come soon.
49, = ~ TIE VARIETY"
NJ Louis Pitts, the attractive
eenpmioe Of the prisoner Hamm ond,
70 , now In our Jail under serious
eesrgss, seems to have been q regu.
y treasure trovc to the New Orleans
nayune, for that paper, for several
~ has been publishing graphic
eoeats OF what the young woman
and d,d not do 10 the past. The
No Of that paper have been in
~ demand among some of our
Ps Who were eager to read what
swuesso up concerning the young
- We hope that the Plcayuns
turn its attention To some
~ topic, less sensational. but more
ehg to the average resder. 4
neee was q time when, after d
IN Corporation Laborer was
sfvupd 70 clear the crossings
- ns6 That custom seems to
80 s6sndoued, and yet, it was
sasaon and ought to have
= eeatiased. We hope that the
49,, who takes 20 much pains with
eses, will zee to IL that the
ap ~ are kept free from mud. in
'hat pe'sons who have OCCASION
-, she c'ean side. walks of the
nay--not have to soil their
10 they clme to the cruising
pehllon Laborer could no,
Seefsiiy smplo. ed than
hon the crossings the
3 that accupulates on
- . rain. -
ass Ess, CHlLL PAD.
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