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NOW Abko cuus ~ Will OOob S1.oOOs
At its meeting Wednesday night the Board
ofDirsctors of the Public Schools decided moi
to reopen the schools till tie fret Tuesday in
October.
The aggregate length of the streets OF New
Oflears is 566 miles, divided as follows: dirt
streets, 472 miles oobble stone, 80 miles, and
square block % miles, the balance being either
plank or ballast roads.
The Mayor has appointed Miss Ball and Mrs.
A. Saucier to overhaul and arrange the old re.
cords Of the District CouIts which are said to
be in q deplorable condition. Each of these
ladies is to receive $50 month.
Mr.. D'Hsmecourt, the City Surveyor, says
that from his experience as 9 surveyor in this
city for forty years he can "without hesitation,
declare that the streets and cutters of the city
have never been kept SO clean as they are now
and have been for the past year"
The Mayor stated to q Commit ttse represent
ing the Police force, that the rolls for July
would probably be paid about the lat of Sep
tember and that an effort would be made to
have the time certificates for succeeding
months m Rde receivable for taxes
The magnificent new river palace, the J. M.
White, arrived at the levee last Monday even
ing. She is the largest and finest steamer
adoat on the Mississippi, and can easily carry
5000 bales of cotton at one time. AS the White
is compelled to remain at her landing for
some time on account of the quarantine, she
will, no doubt, be visited by many of our cit.
izens.
The Democrat of last Friday publishes tic
ket for municipal Ulcers made up by some of
the Carondelet st :eet men. The chief quail
fcstions of the nominees seem to be that they
are members of the Cotton Exchange and have
either auburn hair strawberry blonde mou
stachessa The ticket is called the wood pecker
ticket" OF course, coming from the Cotton
Exchange, the ticket is all silks and the
shorts are ignored entirely.
THE FEVER REcoRD.-The first case Of yell
How fever was reported July 125h and from
that day to Friday, August 9ih, at noon,
there were in all
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nURABLE DENTISTRY.

Dr. J. II. MALOEEY corner of Josephine and Camp
Streets NAgaEL Market fully informs his
paentS and the public in general be is performing
operations 70 his profession IN the most
without extracting the roots, on new plan Old sets
teeth refnodeed, and perfect adaptation eecured
Teeth extracted without pain by the use Of gas or
choroform. Charges within the reach Of all
IaSO 7e ly5p
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OF special Importance to our lady friends is
Adams advertisement printed the 5th page Of to
days STAB. Read it.
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In MEMORIAM

IN MEMoRIAM
SMITH-Died on Tuesday morning August l3, 1878,
at o'clock m, Mrs Margaret smith, wife Of John
Ireland and resident of this for the past 50 years
TO OUR MOTHER
Husband, children and friends,
Grieve not Der the death bed
This earih's .oss but extends
To life's triumphs for the dead
Thou art borne from US all,
Bat from this mortal home,
To respond the sweet call
List by Js.us alone.
Mourners. grieve not the soul
o. thy mother, now blest,
But let your heart mould
Your return to her breast.
She can ne'er come to you,
But will watch throu gh life
That your pathway be true.
And your heart free from strife.
Good bye dearest mother,
We now bid thee adieu-
We must love another
If We wish to greet you.
In such sweet heavenly bliss,
Leaving alth's CARES behind,
Watt your blessed kiss,
That our hearts be combined. 81
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IT J. BROWN,
PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER,

263...--. Camp Street. ..-.....--ae aesS
Between Dolord and p, eyhArre.
ORLEANS.
Dealer in Wall PAppor Gold and ve!vs: EoC6ass
Window Shades. COrnloss. Buff Green and White
Hollands. Picture Cord, Tssssla. etc.
Persons who will take the trouble to ride mp 70 AaS
place, hch Is only nine squares from Canal strSsA
will And thst my prices from % to s5 per oaa
lower than those OF other dealera
Samples OF Paper to the country free. on apRl
cation. mh3 Spu
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At Tuesday's meeting of the Council, Messrs.
~. 8. Zscharie and j. P. Exnecios, clerks in
the Finance Department, were authorized to
make personal demand and to receipt for City
taxes of 1873 remaining unpaid. This course
is adopted because there is no money in the
treasury and several hundred thousands of dol
lars sre due to the city by property holders
who show no disposition to call and settle,
while the police and other city employees are
nrnanklu annondinn THAR nov for Inlu
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aernIng Star and Catholic Messenger.
INV ORIIANs, sUNDAY. AUGUST 10 1919
LOCAL NOTES.

The Southern Yacht Club have given out
the contract for building boat-house at the
New Lake End. 1t will cost "a 600.
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urgently demanding their pay for Jaly.

Among the deaths from fever recorded last
week was that of Henry T. Lswler, Jr., the
namesske and nephew of our well-known
friend, 81. T. Lawler, Esq. Young Henry was
0 rem arkably intelligent youth, and during the
lest two years by his punctuality, activity and
reliability had made himself invaluable to his
unole in whose employ he held responsible
position. More than all this, however, he was
She model of Catholic youth, ever faithful in
the discharge of all his religious duties.
Since the whole surrounding country estab-
llshed quarantine against New Orleans, be-
tween five and seven Thousand men heretofore
b the employ of railroads, steamboats, and
|lnanufaoturers here, have been discharged.
The stoppage of the Morgan steamers to Gal
weston, involving cessation of work in the
Workshops connected with that line, has
|thrown out of work thirteen hundred men. As
most of these men have families dependent on
shem for support, the reader can form some
dea of the suffering in store for thr
masses of oar population in case the quar-.
Antine continues till December 1st as pro-
posed.
One of the largest funerals seen in this city
for many years was that of William Cannon,
she grocer, who resided at the corner of st.
Joseph and Tchoupitoulas streets. He was q
hative OF the Parish of Moylanagh, County
RSlwsy, Ireland and had been a resident of
mis- city many years. He was genial, whole
Bouled gentleman, ever ready to assist friend,
and always one of the most active and gener-
Gus promoters ofsuch enterprises as he thought
would tend to keep alive the spirit of patriot
ism n his countrymen. He died suddenly Of
apoplexy, Friday, August 9Th, and was buried
Saturday evening, the funeral procession con-
biBting Of the Irish Rifles, Branch No. Hiber-
nian Benevolent and Mutual Aid Association,
Division No. 2 Ancient Order Hibernians and
About one hundred and twenty-five carriages
alled with mourning friends.
The Department of Improvements having
been ct last accorded some power and facili-
|tiea by the Council to enable it to assist in
cleaning and disinfecting the streets, has COM
menced the good work with great energy.
Nearly Is, 100000 gallons of fresh water are
bumped into the cutters daily, about 5000. 900
icing furnished by the Waterworks Company
nd the balance by three tug boats and two
Iteam engines In couple Of days one of Mr..
8ollingsworth's machines will be at work and,
u 1t proves as efficient ss it's agent claims, the
supply will be increased by 100000 gallons
daily. The drainage machines work from two
20 three hours every day throwing out this
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ST. PATRICK's HALL FOB RENT
FOB BALLS, CoNcERzs IND FAIRS

81. PEtriOk'S Hall, the LARGEST AND EINEGa
HALL IN THE CITY. will b rented, b. ths MIA
OF longer, on reasonable tsrns, for CONoKRrR,
BALLS, LECTUREs FAIRS and ExHBEzIoER,
For CHARTTABLE KHTERTAEE1EKETB, vttAsa
distinction Of creed the Hail viii b ruatod e Han
PRICE.
Apply ~
HtBERNIA INsURAHCE:coMPAAE,
HoaS7St No..HIOaRp SsgssS
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THOROUGHNESS NEEDED.

ONE REASON WHY PEOPLE CANNOT EASILY
FIND EMPLOYMENT.
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ST. MARY'S COLLEGE,
MARION COUNTY, KY
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Glasses resumed on the First Monday in Sep
tember.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition, bedding washing yearly, e225
Physicians fee. fee........-...--...---..- 8
Payments hAlfyeArly in advance.
REV. DAVID FENNESS C. R.. President
CHAS. d. ELDER. Agent in New Orleans.
auI9 I'm
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T FI1zwLLIAM. II. KTRK KwooD.
IT FlTZWILLIAM- Il co,
Stationers, Lithographers, Printers,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
76 Camp street and 81 Bank Place,
NEW ORLEANS.
Letter and Note Heads, Bill Heads Cards, Cheeks
Drafts and Notes. etc, Autographed
Printed to order.
HAVING PURCHASED THE INTEREST oF
IL Mr.. IA. F. DUNN, will continue the business
in connection with Nj. j. n. K1RKWOOD, ut the old
stand. The stye of the firm will rem ain the same.
Thanking friends and customers for tho favors
tended to during the past ei ghteen years. have
the pleasure to them that hereafter their orders
will receive my careful personal atten tion, and
respectfully solicit continuance of their friendship
and patronage.
auis iy5p T. FITZwIL DIAM.
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At its meeting Wednesday night the Board
OF Directors Of the Public Schools decided no
to reopen the schools till tie fret Tuesday ii
October.
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John T. GIBBONS & CO.,
GRAIN, CCRNMEAL AND HAY,
81, SO, 81, So New Levee Street SO, s1,e
au1s 70Iy Corner PoydrAs, New Orleans,
John McCAFFREY,
DEALERIH
HAY, GRAIN, CoRNMEAL, FLOUR,
Western Produce Constantly on Hand.
% and 80 -Poydras Street % and 80
Corner OF Fulton.
Auls TeIy HKw oKLEAUB.
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FOR SALE. VERY LOW FOUR LOTS or.
Il Ground. with subStantIal sheds, Office 3 Ia HSS-
29S, Soi: 81 Snd So3 TcSSuPisOGlas .srooS bstTSSG
Blacksmith shop, WarehOure and various thes p1k
poses. Apply TO W. E EERSLE W,
aPIN lee Canal street. corner Ba rEunaIs
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The aggregate length of the streets OF New
0f1eans is 566 miles, divided as follows; dirt
Streets 472 miles cobble stone, 80 miles, and
equare block % miles, the balance being either
plank or ballast roads.
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To Our Fellow Citizens.

F. r. soUTHMAYD, seo'y.
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WANTS-FoR RENTS-ETC.

EOR REHT-PossEssIoN GIVEN IMMRpIATRS
ly-The threeStory house corner Of Sou II MAEksa
and New Loyeo Streets known the " Market HAiCIS
containing fouTtesn roOms The Gcjoin ing buIldiSie
also 10 rent. and Of same dimensiops The bsaema1S
stores have been occupied . Ship Oh dlarF A. -
for that purpose. Saloon and Boarding House. iSSH
opposite the great throBR of shipping. OF be Ss
passed Each house large enough 10 AcoommodSSa
fifty boardors. For tsrma which viii bo very ioTS-
apply 20 EDWARD BURKE,
Jy2 " lol TchoupitoulAa ntreaA
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The Mayor has appointed Miss Ball and Mrs
A. Saucier to overhaul and arrange the old re
cords Of the District CouIts which are said to
be in q deplorable condition. Each of these
ladies is to receive $50 month.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

~ II UT lLp0 1NlANa.
Parish Court, Parish of Lafourche.
Snccession of Marie Helcise Gross deceas
ed wife of Adolphe knobloch, No. 1910
Probates.
DURSUANT To A COMMISSION TO
me directed by the Honorable the
Parish Court sitting in and for the Parish
of Lafourche. Will offer for sale at public
auction pursuant to law to the last and
highest bidder Mt the Court House in the
town of Thibodaux ON
Saturday TIE o5th. day of Nay rs
between the hours of IL o'clock A. NJ and
o'clock p, M. the following described prop
erty belonging 10 the above Estate.
a Certain Lot of ground situated in this
Parish in the Town of Thihodaux of tri-
angular form being lot No. (29) Twenty
Nine on the plan of said Town bounded in
front or North by Main street East or be-
low by Henry Clay street, West or above
by Patriot street together with all tbs
buildings and improvements thereon being
the same property which the deceased ac-
quired from Hector Vergez on the 18th day
of September 1865 See Conveyance Book
No. Page 237 Recorders OEiGe Parish of
Lafourehe.
Terms of Sale Cash on the Spot in Z. s.
Treasury Notes to pay debts due by said
Succession.
April Goth. 1873
l.. a. WEBRE, Sheriff.
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WASHINGTON, February I4th. 1873
NOTICE.
y. S. INTERNALREvENUE SPECIAL
TAXES.

u. S. INTERNALRFVENUE SPECIAL
TAXES.
Under the Revised Statutes Of the United
States, Sections 1892, 3237 1898. and 1899,
every person eagaged in any business, avo
cation, or employment, which renders him
liable to a special tax, is required to pro-
c,re ard place and keep co,tspicuously In his
establishment or piace Of business a STAMP de
noting the payment of snch special tax be
ginning May /, 1873. Section 1914, Revised
Statutes, designates who are liable to spe.
cial tax. return, as prescribed on Form IL,
is also required by Ian of every Ierson liable
to special tax as above. Severe penalties are
prescribed for non compliance with tho
foregoing requirements. or for continuing
i'll business after April 30, 1873. without pay
ment of tax.
Application should be made to JOHN
CoCKkLN, Collector of OfInternal Revenue at
New Orleans La.
GREEN r. RAUM,
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
Deputy Collector John A. Swift will be
at IhIbodaux Court House on the IL and
Is OF May for the purpose of collecting the
taxes above referred to.
JOHN COCKREN.
Collector District Of Louisiana.
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II kNOBGCH, CLAY Attorney at Ldw,
"A Office up stairs Green St., between
market and Levee Streets.
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ORAUD, ELLIS N. Groceries, we MMs
1 and Liquors, corner Green ana Nia'h
atreetS.
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MI OORE, l. ID. Ahor,,ey at Lar,-of
Focus.
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i NOBLOCH, j. W. Clerk of the Cour
A-Ihibodaux La.
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Notice.
Notice.
TO HOLDERS OF PARISH WARRANTS.

There is money in the Parish Treasury
to pay old warrants registered in 1874, up
to and including No. rs
f. SAMOAN,
Nav Sth. 1873. Parish Treasurer,
Extract from hc Minutes Of The Proceedings
of he Police .Juy. Rcg,al0r Session,
Oct. lst., 1877.
RESOLVED: - That all Warrants or
Claims against the Parish, not presented
to the Treasurer for payment, within Sixty
days after the Treasurer advertises he has
funds in the Treasury to pay the same.
shall be reregistered. and the funds adver-
tised for payment of the said Warrants
or Claims, shall be applied by said Treasu-
rer to the payment Of the next oldest War
rants or Claims, in the order of their regis
tration.
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,rrOIN, p. A., Family aud Planta-
ian groceries, Main street, between
foc,,s and st. Philip streets.
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AND
Journal of the Sth Senatorial District.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL or THE PARISH OF
LAFOURCHE AND OF THE TOWN
OF TAiBCDAUX.

ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY
S. T. GRISAMORE EDITOR.
T. SAMOAN, Pro'r & Business Manager
OFFICE COR. MARKET e. PATRIOT SITS
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n1JTM. s. Dry Goods and Grocery, cor
n ner Main and jackson Streets.
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4 zENA, C. Coffee House Keeper. Main
st., between jackson and st. Phi
p Streets
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ADEAUX, A. J. Family d Ptnntohon
1 Groceries, Main. Street, corner Nam
ba Focus.
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VOL. XIII.
RHSITESS CARDS.

ssELLIEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
! Fancy articles. de-, corner Market
St.Louis Streets
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GAZZO DR.. J. b G., Physician and
~ Acoucheur, Thibodaux 2. o., Lafour
che Parish, La.
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VERNOTT, FRANK, Matchmaker and
II Dealer in fine Jewelry dc. Main Street
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AWNINGS s A. Mrs. Mulinary dnd
b Fancy Dry Goods. corner JACKSON Ahu
Jhibodaux sts
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BUSINESS CARDS.

AGA RIDE j. Barber, Green st. be-
IL tw cen Market and Leyee streets
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~ SULLIVAN, ETA. Attorney at lar.
~ Green Street,s between Main and
Thibodaux Streets.
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MI ACHADO, j. d. Groceries and Dry
w GoooS, corner Maine jackson and
Levee streets
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nSCHWALD. G. J. Shoemaker, Main
~ Street between st. Louis and st. Phi
lip streets.
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.DEAUX. THOMAS, attorney at Lac
n ao,mer Main and Focus Streets, up
Esirs.
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nLAKE, E W., attorney at Aa~,-of-
> tice Green Street,