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EDUCATIONAL.
VCRS FLORA G. DENNISON
MI vii. resume her
CLASSES In DANCING
AT n ~
ACADEMY,
NATIONAL RIFLES HALL.


AT HER
ACADEMY,
NATIONAL RIFLES HALL.
q, between 9th and 10th SITS NV, on SATURDAY,
csref,y and thoroughly taught Circulars containins
full information be obsained Al my residence 82
N St, or of the Janitor 81 the hall sel6-lm
1TYHE NORWOOD INSTITUTE a SELECT
/ boarding and Day School for young Ladies' and
little Girls Reopens with ITS customary large corps
Gss aoUrse Of study complete nom Prmary slss S
through collegiate department. with thorough in.
special training for pupils in selected courses.
I'd NJ ssss: ias rs
18th St sel6-tloct
n DEPARTMENT OF THE COLUMBIAN GNi.
VERsITY-The Gath Annual session viii begin ON
MONDAY. OCTOBER 9TH, at p m, In the Medi-
cal Building, 1925 street NV, with Introductory
Adaress BY Prof I p W. Pren,iss D. 70 which she
regular lectures will continue daily throughout the
Tss sesnninf sa will .
College on Tuesday October Sh at pm For par,
sns aneS rs 10 spn ss sn
AW SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIyER.
IL SITY.-The exercises of this School will be re-
FIJI PM
when the announcements Tor the year will be made.
be
Brown. i4s7 Pa ave- or to JAMES c. YELLING LIZ
LID, President. sel6-6m
Mrs. ELIZABETH PARSONS GRIGG WILL
ANl open select school for Girls and Little BOYS in
the session room of the p church. 9th ST., between
f and SITS. NV, on September 2lst. Residence,
COS Massachusetts ave. NV. sel6Sts
INOLLIERE SCHOOL FOR BOYS UNDER FOUR
i. 1886 closes June i 1856 English. French and
Latin one charge Seniors i'm charge of Lucien r. g.
Coere. A; NJ Juniors: under Mrs Colliere. Four
boarders taken into the family.
III daily IA tn n I'm
given in the of the Ty pewriter the Spenceri-
an business College Day Evening. Moderate
OF tuition. sel2-3m*
MR.. L. q. MARINrS
Nl ACADEMY OF DANCING AND DE-
Pertinent,
at MASONIC HALL,
Corner 9th and F SITS. NV. Washington. d. c..
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH,
for the formation of classes.
Circulars to be- had at music stores or at the Ac-
ademy. Sel5lm
NTRs GEO. c. CHTPMAN WILL OPIN THEIR
TENDER 2iSt. school for children. All lessons faith
July prepared during school hours. sel5-lm*
IN lie CED RS
l. a Home and Day School for Young Ladies' re-
charge OF the BeritZ school. Thorough course in Eng
lsn, Music and Art. a special class the Quincy
msah9 h. .t5 for little girls from to II years Sfage
KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE
N for Teachers. with model schools for children.
Mrs. LOUISE and Miss SUSIE POLLOCK, Princi-
9Th st. and at the Froebel Institute ll21 18th The
public are warned against some who claim to open
new kinderga tens but know nothing of the system.
aul5-6w
DROF. SHELDON WILL EXTEND THE 25
per cent rebate to those joining the classes this
week. sel4;3t
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LOOK AT THIs-A Solid Walnut Parlor Suite,
seven pieces, for S35, worth $40. VIM. II. Dunn,
81 9TH street northwest
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LADIES, call and see the fine shoes we are
Offering at S1.47-kid, morocco, pebble goat,
glove Kid and foxed CATERS II. Strasburger, No.
PUG 9TH street, four doors above /.
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WINDOW SHADES.-The largest assortment
at the lowest prices
W. p. MOSES & Son,
Corner Ith and F streets
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusements Tonight.

FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.-"The Mikado."
ALBAUGH's OPERA HOUSEWIVES Ada Gray.
HEROES OPERA HoUsE--"HoOp of Gold"
THKArER CoMIoUE.-Variety.
DIME MUsEUM.-"COnrad; or, The Hand of
\ Friend"
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ECoNONIsE AND BUY YOUR HATS at Francs,
corner 9TH and ID streets, the only strictly One
Price Hat and Gents Furnishing Store in the
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DouB1n SroRr,

DouBLr S1oREr
DOUBLE FLOORS,
DOUBLE FAcILrTIEsi
DOUBLE DEALING.
VICTOR E. ADLERs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
s27 AND s2s 7TH STREET N. W.
When first came among you promised you
oTECTIoN
In all things pertaining to my particular line of busi-
TRY ME,
And you will find that there is indissolube link
connecting my PERFORMANCES with my
TRY ME,
And you will be made to understand that sell FINE
READY-MADE CLOTHING for Men Youths
Boys and Children at exactly TEN PER CENT
ABOVE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE,
hence the name
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
Which explanation. though brief is plain, positive
pointed, practical. and is carried into effect every
day save Sunday. rDy
Your saving on one suit of clothes or overcoat will
leave considerable cash in hand for your grocer
baker and butcher.
And you will be pleased with the result that YOU
will try again.
Before making your purchases we extend to YOU q
cordial invitation to look not into windows only
but over our entire stock. If the statesmen are too
busy to wait on you when you first enter-as is of en-
the case-look for yourselves which Is an easy task
as the price of each and every garment is marked in
PLAIN FIGURES.
And AS you pass our corner
In sunshine, snow rain
LOOK up behold in letters OF gold.
ADLER ON THE BRAIN.
VICTOR f. ADLER'S
10 TEN PER CENT 10
CLOTHING HOUSE
e27 and 929 Seventh street northwest.
Corner M Massachusetts avenue
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
fN Open evenings until g. Saturdays until IL
sells
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Sept. 10, 1855, IL am.
For the middle Atlantic states, slightly cooler
generally fair weather, nOrthwesJerIy winds,
becoming variable, higher barometer.
For Thursday, fair weather and stationary
temperature is indicated.
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Senior Pierola, ex-president of Peru, will leave
Panama for New York today
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Commissioner

Incorporated IN 1885 for twenty-five years By tn
Legislature for Educational and Charitable purposss
with capital Of yltOOO.OO0-to which Q russrvo
fund Of over es6O.OO0 has since been added
BY an overw refining popular It's franchise wss
December ID A. D. 1879.
Inc only Louery eS~ voted ~ ond endovssa n ~
people Of any State.
n nepcr soales or possponsa
Its Grand single Number DraWungs taks uaars
monthly. 49,
A Splendid OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR
TINE TENTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS X IN
THE ACADEMY OF Music. NEW ORLEAHa
TUESDAY, OCTOBER H. 1855
ls5th Monthly DRAWING
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000
1O0,OOO Tickets Five Dollars EacA
Frsctaons In Fifhs, In proportion
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N Chartered 1sS3.)
~ EW WINDSOR COLLEGE
LADIES GOODS.

II AIDES TAILoR.IITAKE THIS MFTHoDoP
j telling my old customers that am open fur
Fall Work at my old place 1928 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest where will be pleased TO -. All OF nv
old customers, and invite ones TO call Respect
fully L. W. GRIMES. selS-lts
II AIDES SEAL GARMENTS ALTERED RE-
dyed and Refined; Circular Linings Repaired and
Recovered: Cloth Nuns made. Miss ICNNfNGHAM
1910 18th ST., between N and % NV selA
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TIRED AND ACHING MUSCLES, CRYING
THROUGH COUNTLESS NERVES FOR
REST AND RELIEF"

Like mamma to the children OF Israel is the CuTI-
cURA PLASTER to the tired, overworked aching
muscle. Do not deny yourself the comfort afforded by
this new original and speedy antdote pain and
fammatiOn. AT druggists. 25c five for 81. Mailed
nee POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston. se14
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BEAUTIFUL DREss GooDs.

CASHMERE SERGES in Blue, Brown Green and
Garnet, very fine quality, twelve yards for 81.
BLANKETS BLANKETS BLANKETS
BLANKETS slightly soiled al actual cost.
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality. 15c
COLORED SILKS excellent quality reduced to 75c
COLORED SILK VELV ETS, 81.
BLACK SILK VELVETS, 81.
BLACK CASHMEREsS, double width pure wool
31l2 so. 81 75c.
37la 30, 81, 75c.
COLORED BROCADE SILKS Sl.5O
BLACK BROCADE SILKS, S1.5O.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWILS, pure wool
SI5O ~
EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS 81
EXCELLENT COLORED SILKS, 81.
CRADLE BLANKETS, 81.
Large size DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS So
81 50, So w
Handsome BROCADE DRESS GOODS, cheap at
2oc., reduced to 1212c
THE ABOVE ARE STRICTLY CASH PRICES
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE
sel2 Near 7th Street.
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BUY your ranges and heating stoves at Gar
.relrs, SIS 18th st. First-class goods. Low prices
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DENTISTRY.

nR STARR PARSONS, COR. 9TH AND EN.W
DFilng q specially; alsO, the of tOothache
without extracting. A local anasthetc used on the
gums. aevlates pain OF extracting. Gas given apl3
CAMUEL I. SCOTT. DDS,
y fifteen years experience In Dentistry Office 1907
st.n.w. Preservation OF the Natur.l Teeth q spe.
Ciaity. oc23
DR T. N. TALBOT, DENTIST 437 7TH ST,
- three doors from corner Z. Dentistry in all
its branches Teeth inserted 81 per set All work
warranted janl
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LIGHTNING RODS. J. III. Kuehling, 419 10Th
street northwest
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THE CELLULOID TRUSS -
i That never breaka nevo. $50.
casso: me can % worn while hathins S1s wv
CHAH FIsHERsR
Mr.. TsIayTEp ...,.. 02S 9TH street northWek
Lady fAsr00A @Asso" % the wnot.0
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HoME AGAIN
MR. GEO. WHITE. ADIFsS TAILOR and ABTT
1890 MAKER 80 18th NV,
VIII make Ladies' Dresses. &c, during September
and October, at the foil owing prices:
.ioth costumes, Ladies own materials, 81 o; Costs.
Sio: Newmarkets SO; Beatrice els: Riding Habits,
Slo; six tcstumes, SIS; Evening Reception Dresses
&c. Sis and upwards. Cloth Costumes, everything
furnished. from $40: other garments correspondingly
Special attention TO Wedding Outfits. I'm which Mr..
bite has made great success Cutting and Fitting
Patterns made 10 order. se52vs
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NOTHING LIKE IT EVER BEFORE OFFERED
" alnut Parlor Suite S35. VIM. III. Dunn's, 311
tn street northwest
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FUssELLs Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
Cftown; 1427 New York avenue
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TWilled Silk Umbrellas.
26-inch, paragon frame, ST 80, at the Boston
Variety Store, 7O5 and 7O7 Market Space. W, IN
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A SPECIAL BARGAIN-Our $50 ParlOr Suite.
VIM. III. Dunn's, 81 eth street northwest.
SCHOOL Books and school supplies at contract
prices. Geo. c. Markward, 1884 18th st. NV.
LIGHTNING RODS and electric work. j. III.
Kuehling 4l9 18th street northwest.
FACE and eyesight fitted; Hempler's, cor. 41.2.
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81 CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000 "a
Tickets only s. Shares In proportion.
T oUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
We do hereby GRITTY cSaf s,g--pise ayvun0s-
nses J0r al the Monthly and SeBi Annual DroscssOs Of
ne LOufsfdnd State Lottery Obppa1y, and person
manage AID control the DrdUtnps e5sises, 0Rd ckat
the same 0rs conducted Nth honesy, good
yoM totodrd all drffcs and aa0rsxe kAe Cb1spop1
10 Nse Ots cerfi6cdte ydcsDssles of ss0atsw1
Qtf0ckkcd, It's Odueyfisezae7zkx"
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81 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No ]
Rye w Risky, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. McGees, 9th near D st. s&w-:Sin
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A0os rr1es amounting to----- 1oosOeV
Application for rates 20 clubs should be made ony
20 the ONCE Of the Company I'm New Orleans.
TOT forther information write Clearly, giving nun
addre8 POSTAL NOTES, Expires Money 0fderA
or New York ExChange IN Ordinary letter. Our
rency oy Express laa sums VI % aud Upwards - GU
n A DACPHIN,
New OrlonnA "A
AakeP. o. Money Orders payable and sddr@s haP
utoroo Lettou TO
NEW ORLEANs NATIONAL BANK,
New 0rlonnA L.
STATE NATIONAL BANK.
oERMANIA NATIONAL BANK,
oso-wAayAW IsW oEAanR L
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24O PAIRS fine infant shoes at 80 cents. H.
Strasburger. No. 9O6 1th st. four doors above l.
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Cholera. Diphtheria, FeverS. Malaria.
prevented by the use of Reed & Carnrcl>s So
dunn HypOchlorite (disinfectant Recon-
mended by the Public Health Association as
superior to all other disinfectants and germi-
cides. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet
m,w,S-45 1872 Fulton ST. n Y
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GERS and dealers eeners iUf sale By all druggiss gro
tie. louis PETZnTn = SOc ana " per bot
- - 49, Baltir,nra Ma
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GONE WITH HER DARLING.

Miss Klingle. Of Mount Pleasant, Disap.
pears, but Sends an Explanatory Note
to Her Father-She u Supposed to
Have Gone with SUITE to whom Her
Father Objected.
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ATT, ST JOSEPH'S COLLEGE,
Nl Course OF studies Classical and Commercial
Terms Boaroef1 per session Of i've months 500
Day students according To grade 6tudes will bo r.
stunned on MONDAY. September z, 1855.
ADDRESS Blu JOSEPH. Director.
oo Carroll r O..
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MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS Books AT
AUCTION.-The sale of books will be resumed
this evening at Dowling's promptly at 7:3O
o'clock
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M ISIS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY
AA 43O TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Makes Corsets 70 order I'm every style and matOras,
and guarantees perfect dit and comfort
HER SPECIALTIEs ARE
french Handmade Underclothng, Merino Undorvoae
-, and finest Imported Hosiery.
fatent shoulder Braces, and all Dress Reform 0oodA
French Corsets and Bustles
Children's Corsets and q 81 Corset Mis- II. own
make that for the price ID Unsurpassed
N R-french. German and spanish spoken mrlA
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE
- Girls sos 18th 81 ny. The MiaDes KERR VIII
DAILY tnstEoc0on IN French se7-2ws
NR AID MRS ALFRED BUIACs ENGLISH
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THE CONCERT IN THE CAPITOL GROUNDs-
The program for the Marine band concert at
the Capitol grounds this evening is as follows:
i. March, "GlObe and Eagle" SOuSa. 2. Selec-
ton, "COntrabandista," Sullivan. 3. COrnet
solo, "Artiste," Jaeger. 4. Valse, "Mon Reve,"
Waldteufel. 5. Characteristic piece, "Chinese
War;" Michaelis. 6. Song "Esmeralda, "Levey.
q. Melange, "Tu-ri.ad-ilum," Braham. 3.
Galop, champagne" Sunbye.
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a besveen 9th and 10th sts NV, on SATURDAY
October An the latest and most fashionable dances
csrefIlly and thoroughly taught Circulars Containing
full information can be obtained Al my residence 023
N at or of the Janitor 81 the hall sel6-lm
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THE ;PESCERIAS NANE.-Mr. Manner Pol
I%.l,. of birmingham, England representing
The -rercerian branch OF sir Josiah Mason's
ceiebIated steel pen works, at birmingham, is
In " a''iilngton, the guest of the Spencer Broth
eFs. IN speech 10 the students of the Spen-
esf4ah business College, this morning he said
tiie Name "s,pencerfan" was popular In England
a Wei ~ In America, and he had come to coun-
80 Win the famous Spencer Brothers concern
,.s uie bringing OF Spencerian pens to the
Gsenest point OF perfection these artists can
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Remember, that on Tuesday, the
excursion train of Protector Fire
Go. Nc. ? will leave the depot at
1890 A. M. for New Orleans, aud
returning will leave New Orleans
at 5 p. NJ. on Thursday.
This will enable the Excursion
lists to witness the Fifemeu's par
AIDE and pass one day in the Exposi
ton, or pass two whole days in the
great Exposition.
They eau also see the illumi!
nations, Sc. that may be gotten up
in honor of the Inauguration of Gro
yer Cleveland as President of the
United States. The fare for the
round trip will be $3.50.
No better opportunity to visit
New Orleans and the Exposition
than this offers tolhe public.
The train shoulfb be crowded.
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On next Wednesday March 4,
1885 Grover Cleveland and Thomas
A. Hendricks will be inauguratel
President aud Vice President of the
United States. They will be the
first Democrats who have occupied
those eminent positions since March
3, 1861 when Buchanan's term ex
pired, that was succeeded by Abr a
ham Lircoln and Hannibal Hamlin.
Thus for - years has the country
Oren under the rule of the Republl
can Party whose term Of dominion
Will br interrupted, and very likely
permanently broken by the acces
sion ut Cleveland and Hendricks
The era of the Republican Party
will ever remain conspicuous, and
occupy IL prominent position IN the
annals of this Union of States.
1t has fought one Of the most ter
rible aud bloody wars Of modern
times, for the preservation of the
Union, AMI, in so dong, has strick
en- the chains from four millions Of
slaves. For this it deserves aud
will receive, the respect and es
TEEN OF generations to come.
But it Was originated as II SEC
tional party, the greatest portion
Of its Legislation has been class leg
islation ; the predominant idea OF
its leaders aud members has been
hat the Republican party was the
country, aud chat any ~ who OPP
posed it was disloyal. The time
has Arrived when sectional and
class legislation should cease; when
all Ia VS. should be made for the ad
vantage of the nation, not for indi
vid"als or Tor classes. 1t is believ
ed that the new administration will
occupy II broader aud more catholic
view of national politics, and that
a new departure will 0e made tina,
will improve and enhance the pros
perity Of the people.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10Th Judicial Court, Parish of La
fOurche.
Succession Of William j. Darden and
Community % 1161 PrObates.

Pursuant to An order and decree Of the
above Court and in obedience to a commis-
sion b me directed in the above ~cntitiel and
numbered succession aud community l will
offer for sale. at public auction. pursuant to
law. to the last and highest bidder, ut tho
Court House. in the Town Of Taih"iaux. on
Saturday. the 4th day of April. 1886. between
the hours Of II O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock
T. ". the following described property. be-
longing t" the above succession and cUmma-
nitv. tO-wit.
The Eaafcrn half Of A certain lot Of ground
or Town lot Situated ilr the Town IF Thibo-
daax in the Parish Of Lafourche delegated
on u plan If said town as lot No. "a, Ninety
four. hound-'i south by Baker street West By
lot No (sel Ninety--,x, East by Presideus
street and North By lot No. tS9l Eighty-uiue
and the wh"lc OF said lot No. (94] Ainsty-four
measuring one hundred and seventy feet
eight inches on all sides. together with an
the buildings and improvements thereon.
lorna AMI cnnd'tious Of sale cash on the
spOt in United States treasury notes.
February 18th. 1895.
ThEUPHILE THIBODACX,
SheriE.
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A OF A. L. AUCOIN.

On last Saturday evening the
sad news Of the demise of Alphonse
l.. Aucoin was announced. The
death of this we'll and favorably
known citizen, who had passed dis
entire life in ThibOdaux, was not
unexpected, as he had been ia u
critical condition for several
months.
The deceased was engaged for the
greater part ut his life AS clerk in the
dry goods store of X. X. Mcbride,
Braul & Legendre and others, IN
til some two CT three years ago,
when he entered into business,
with his brother, 1T the corner oi
st. Philip aud Rose streets, in
which he has been having a fair
share Of public patronage.
He was = s0ciable aud pleasant
gentleman, kind, honorable and
just in his Intercourse and dealings
with his fellow-meu, and was high
~ esteemed by all who knew him.
He was al honorary member Ol
ThihOiaux Fire Go. No. l aud a
member Of the Catholic Knights OF
! America.
Gu Sunday afternoon, he was
buried in St. Joseph's cemetery,
his remains having been followed
to the tomb by the Fire Depart
ment, in uniform, and tue Catholic
Knights, preceded by the brass
baud, playing suitable music.
, His body was taken into st. 10
seph's church where it received
the solemn and impressive rites
Of that church, Rev. Father Me
nard officiating.
A good and uaeful man has pa.
sed away.
May his remains rest in peace, il
their silent home, aud his memory
he cherished by his family anC
friends, who mourn his early de
mise.
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STATE OF
Parish of Lafourche.
Second Justice Court of L. p,
CaillOuet.
John McCmlla rs Henry Clay.

Take notice that acting under a writ NJ Fl
Fla emanating from the abOve entitled court
in the above entitled case I nave seized and
viii offe, for sale ut public auction pursuant
to law to the last and highest bidder at the
Court House in tho Town Of ThibOdaux on
Tuesday the 10th day Of March; 1885. between
tho hours Of II o'clock A. N. and 4 O'Clock Z.
N. tho following described property. to-wit j:
tub. l washOoard, | armoir. l large pot, I
rocker, 3 chairs, I i~roningoosrd, l cofee-inill.
l pale, ! new beastead, l old bedstead,
stove with cooking utensils, l lot sweet pcts-
toes. l large desk.
Terns and conditions Of sale cash ON the
pot iL United States treasury notes, to pay
principal, interest and cOses, in tho abeve
suit.
February 9th, 1885.
C. A. ENGERRAN,
Constable.
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Teachers of tho Public Schools Of the Par
ish Of Lafourche are hereby mortified that the
following is.the correct list Of school books
adopted by the Parish Board Of School Direc-
tors :
MEG uffrey's Readers. Webster's Spoilers.
Davies Arithmetics. Bullion's Grammars.
Mitchells' Biographies. Swinton's Histories.
As no text books have been adopted for the
study Of French. teachers are allowed to
make their own selections. No deviation
from the above list of English text books,
prescribed by the hoard. will be allowed
THOMAS A. BADEAUX,
Superintendent
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-02-28
Eczema I!

AVOVRDuW
Eczema is one Of the ugliest and
most troublesome Of all blood disea
SEES. It proceeds from LumOrs in
the blood which are sometimes Very
difficult to eradicate. For five wea
ry years Nj. I'D. Rodefer, of Green
dale, Va, sufferei terribly from
this disease. He writes : "Finding
no relief in the many medicines till
l used Browns Iron B~itters, 1 pu.
chased three bottles : from the use
Of which l have obtained almost en-
tire relief. l recommend it 81 every
one in my n+ighborhood for any
disorder OF the blood aud as q gen
eral tonic"