The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1902-03-08
They Say

Ih0t TnlOOdauX ID 70 nave au EikS
Fair In the near future, and
That it will be new innovation in
our midst, and
That its success will mean much
for our Carnival Club.
That the various committees are
actively at work making arrange.
ments for the Baster Festival.
That the Fivcmens parade for .
fact will not take place On q Sunday.
That April 18th has been selected
as FireDen's Day, and
That the celebration this year
promises to be of o brilliant nature.
That since the beginning OF Lent
Thibodaux has to o certain exteot
shaken oti it's air Of gaiety.
That the criminal term Of court
will begin Monday. and
That our Grand jury should call
the attention of our Police Jury to
the dllapidated condition Of our
court house.
That an excursion from thiS place
to New Orleans will he given To.
morrow over the T. d, p. Railroad.
That the carnival club intends
giving Fair the early part Of May,
and
That several new features are 10
be introduced which will in all Iikell-
hood prove novel in the extreme.
That the people Of Thibodaux
ought to extend O Prince Henry au
invitation to visit ThibOdaux.
That the sugar planters will som
and it out TO their sad misfortune
that Roosevelt does not care = dam
about EN-.
That q Mission is to be held 10
Chackbey within a few weck> by
Father O'Couner.
That a number of our prominent
planters visited Cuba last month
That prominent young business
man in town does not ut all appre
tiate the joke concerning the cork
screto.
| That a certain young gentleman in
Thibodaux was properly ,niatiated insO
one of the Ancient Orders this week
amidst much pomp aud ceremony.
That when a man buys lottery
ticket that be must be contemplating
matrimony.
That something serious m:st Be
ailing . young man who calls on =
} young lady as often - six times ,
. week.
That . young gentleman Of this
town when asked what be thought Of
the Elk's Fair, replied that It wis .
"fair proposition"
That Thibodaux can boast Of o
. little Of everything and anything
. down to retired sport. "-
That celulOid collars are relics Of
}. the Dark ages. ..t
That he will certainly be 6xed
! when the Trolley cars begin to run,
j. aud
> That be will be able to live 10 the
: country on his Father in laws farm
. and run into town to attend to his
!, business without putting himself n
an Inconvenience.
a That lie matches out new plan on
/ an average Of once day.
VI That he certainly must have beer
D cheescy for ara to trouble him ID
his slumbcrs, aud =
. That he now sleeps with severa
% mouse traps at the foot Of his bed.
That nobody who ever loves q
|, woman ever asks himself Why b
O loves her for he doesn't care why.
It That Naomi, the daughter Of Enoci
WNO fOV yC1to Vsu Wucu ou0 kV
= married, 70 dear old girls never die
u pair for
!. There never was . goose % gray,
: . That some day, soon or late,
: = An old gande: comes that way,
. And claims her for bis mate.
q That il it is better to have love(
. and lost than neve: TO have loved q
O all then it is better TO have wed ant
e been divorced than never 10 hav'
|. we'd at all.
d Tha: one Of our Up. -to-slate SPORT
Is lost several wagers on the King aut
T. Queen of the Carnival, and
81 That be l. living close and practic-
- ing economy on . strict basis, and
That he il making daily sacsi6c .
re and
It That club life has no alluremeut
e for him at present, and
" That it will not until he has mad
r up his shortage.
8 Tha'! there are quite q plumber a
" conceited young bloods iu Thibodauz
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