The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-12-14
THEY SAY

That our town Oncl0to OoocsSo
much praise for the faithful manner
in which they have taksn heed to
some of the complaints Of the people
appearing in our columns.
That our Sheriff should cease maxi
ing a pasture out of the Court House
Square, and
That he ought to have some OF the
negroes iu Jail instead level'ng Of the
square and keeping down the grass
with lawn mower, and
That il he will feed his COW on
bran and cotton seed meal and huils
that she will give much richer milk
than il kept on grass.
That the business men 10 this town
should prohibit their clerks from
standing in the front d.'ors Of their
business houses yawning add l''oking
into space with q perplexlns expres-
SION upon their counteruances, and
That it would be far better to have
the clerks in the back part of the
store whiting sticks, than TO have
them hanging in the door ~ IN I'D.
vert,sement to the public that no
business is being conducted IN this
establishment
That the game of marbles woull bs
alright If played in barn Or on the
prairies in the Attakapas country o.
any far of corner Of civilization. but
by no means on the streets IN the
town Of Thibodaux, and
That actually some young men who
are IN business in this town and have
an air of Importance about themselves
have been seen in the midst Of this
game which is so enticing and fas.
cinating that their presence cannot he
torn away from it.
That il . saloon man who sells to.
bacco is a mer hant, what 10 . mer.
chant who sells bittels'
That fsurehead has not neces-
sarily q good head for figures.
| That when n an marries he thinks
he is getting mate, but often the
supposed mate turns out to be . cap
tain.
That Admiral Schley has been OF.
fered $4,000 TO lecture in ten Amer.
can cities.
That Roosevelts message Is .
"psach," and
That by tasting Of It you will ind
!. it out, to be true, and
That it is not necessarily easily D.
E jestible.
3 That there are some parties within
D the limits of the town who make .
!. practice of turning out their horses
and cattle late at night and taking
them up early in the morning, and
That these parties had better Be
careful as there is an ordinance on
J. this subject which prohibits the run
d ming at large Of horses and cattle
It within the corpora ton.
That if you want your chiLlren to
> be courteous, you must treat them
le with respect.
4" That a woman idea of heaven 10 q
y place where there is no dishes to wash
le or grum5liug husbands to endure.
That they would give almost any
he thing, il what happened on the corne'
Sc OF Market and Canal last Saturday
ty night after the rehearsal, could be
al knowr, and
N, That he was q mighty big Jack Il
n stand there and take it all without ,
he protest, and
~; ~. That he promises that 1t will neve
al happened again, and
on That he forgot the tune he w
he whistling after the discovery Va
TO- made, and
er; That he went home guessing, Vol
ra dering, and imagining how Il bad
ass come about and be d ing II he'd ev'
est be 20 easy again.
That you cant always tell = polis
on ed man by his shoes.
the
That it is useless for man to
''' and succeed in life without trying
my
That a pleasant countcnance inc
Gates kind bead.
,rce That hypocri:e is like the lett
for p first in pity and last in help.
ana That Doc recently purchased
tied Apollo, and
That he intends attaching It tn
W type writer aud be enchanted with
deal sweet music while busy at work.
VII That A Run On The Bank will
d Oh given at the Opera House Sund
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