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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18

We understand that SaasA - his regret, Hon.
f. A. ?. Carter rsSy Ne detained in Berlin scsne
snoass fore-, Il Is nov SSse sAss The final fasssa
altSes in coSaecssNa with the German ITeSiy can
ros be caaSEnFaAseS III rext MNy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18
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&A0zc- - FTos, ZaEalech o2osea his seSsoa st
fssss.ss tssi lASs SS:arssy evening" t, = crowded
holSs. The matinee IN Sst1N3sv sftez-soaa vss =
decided SScoeSS Sz5 OzT 2issae fo,Ss &SAslei them
selves ~ aAe oy,ssa-S@nitv ~ wltreSrS tAe Pro
knew no Aa-zsss> EaralccA daring his sesSara
oz tins GEa1yA has gs1s<ss himself fsEaogs IS a
,-SSzSSiscsss-s1-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18

Il EsSssna tos he Sr<a SIX rsoasAs Of lS-S -
ssy the G-eeavScA Observers, there were only
At Aoa-S of Sunshine
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18

vET-S7 - Snsaav Ssys 'hs SCORPION cNsn1sits
sEscaSe~ When rGs within $ czrcAe ~ glowing
charcoal e-she-S ssssr Nssa attempts ~ esosy.,
hls head with his >ssI. Szl3 sSeS Assessez writer
SAYS fAss tins + AZ igslNolatSy, tog owsz ~ the
ENisoz. szsd -s2sz-S - t1> veSno2 the animal can
Tsos SsElSe ltsesf Ii So<S rsos Eos-Cs sing like
The bees szs@ tie gssse II SizSSe ss 6SvavArsS and
hsekUsriS. WITH lz.SrAl SHd vel downward mo
BOZ As sAe Rshae SccTSssly describes II, !; s
s1z1Ss -2os a StsrsS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18
Dnonz4zz7z Azz-TAs 1s,edfoI conditions f

Dsuoz.--Tz Azz-TAs neeitcl conditions for
any proper Ssrslov-2su5 q TIE artistic faculty
have 10. Is ye- been attained II this ooam1nify
Il : -as5fyl1- 70 sss LIZ GA=IinSs Of so-nr,hins
l1Es 4-7zS15c .sseS- Domestic architecture shows
no Ts-y sz-zkz-Z r2e5slS q beauty o. convenience
IS rs7- bzz s91s q t6e houses recently built show
s,-zS Of .--zEa-uEeEzs--- S-cs sell Kept Lsv1 IS
Hon c. e Bishops shows .AzE sehisye1ssals are
r,asszh1e n 1-zs line 20 ha2zE5f! o1r cisy reSi-
Gzocss- Nhsiks- sAs S-at-e ssGl 10 Be erected
vii De zn u-uz-s-1 ST sys-So-s- remains 30 be
ses-- Ihs GoEe-z1ss1- Rail5I-s i cre6i.zbls
ever =zF 20 or Community With ;ks single eK-
esu1laz thai :. Is Co- raised szcis-:iy f-ozn the
z-5--3- Tle nsE PAlzce-Eto gan I'll Is What
1hz1 : 70 be: It's general 5as.zn-5.s details
whether well q lll-oo-z--ive6
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18
Az .he Junction q ne wSaalr.A road IN Eva he

os22z- 5sy we rsa 2Aozs zoe natives " horseback
II US S-AE-ss SSes n sE,As district where oZaa
generally meets Eso C1la&gzs2 sAs FoS& -
GA-Eps. and I.zs-s 22gse sa.Es-lnsS very
IA>ss aa-ss-as- --z-y ~ whom Ss-e Ezlly dressed
o2S3v- Iesv Ss-S preparing 10 rS-a bo-SSS- and
every one o: 1e-2 betting his bottom dollar.
We G23 csos S-sy E12- -o- Ao-Ss II The whole
crowd worth SsTe1sy-tsys dollars Whst Sre the
chances q E-2E.S.-y S-1 eoo2o-ay n population,
with S-cA tzvo-1-s rec-sAz5o-lS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18
- &c. 9 s - :. sask .. We

Tx terrible CAsnzza2a Is hzrd az ~uzk at wAia-
LIS clearing h-.-sa- draining S~znpS- b1ildiaS
1ssa-Eol-s~ converting srs-y svallsbas acre INTO
-1cs land Sa-as so acres have been seciaiul-
81 ta- roe Gl-z-2 EssSs ysSr, u-ss the SEcSse-
p2-- q The xvz-l2A3e ~e. Lands srs ooccpss6 Tns
Eazs1lzz makes S k11Se POI sias Chinese lease
Iae EsAs-Sess. r16aS sf-s= cSi12s on the A-ge
ranches A2S does AZ occzs1o--Sl GsyS work there
O. II Eo2a.zl1 VIXEN Re osa Sci dollar and s h2lf
s 6Av. Whist features u civilization can bsSs
rsz-ssty soh 81 -so-l3 sac12l ca-3ltioa I.,Ay ros
cltAA-ly appear Certainly ao7 sar ko-sS-sce-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18

W--E al .1le Inoa1veu1alcs> u .4l5-aol3a-S
os The scattering way IN whish l-zl-lzuzs ara
located n @nd 6oVa their properties, 1lls5z
possession has besa n n2uv WAYS gf inss.i-
u.4tie a5vaza4Es 10 the oomnaa people Al
ms TINE, II ihs ssasasni overwhelming F-ss-
sure of CfinsSe industry, restless Yusa5-z.
i15esA7l-ztis. against tle ezSy-EosnS ESW2-
5laz. 9hs l4lts- would nov e h0g'slesslv 1-a1s-
n. IN ms lands T1fse -iazI hi1l ike tucv
q ths s1-ses- There ara large nEEbe-s ot
natives On Ozhz. and On ether Islands, who are
zhls 10 ra-; Irs-sHsss a. Chinese to7 -iee c1i-
.zl7s 5l- from twenty tC one hundred 6allSzs
-,sr z-zzEl. besides Esss-yllc Essi5 zal o.hs-
land szaalSh fC- sls5- 0v-- fond and osla1 uses
T1av zre thus zhle = maintain themselves
easily II -hlal- E1ueS. with thai moderate IL
dusty 4 which ll,asa kindly people are caps
tia How mach la:.a- tl- uha5eSo-as living
zl5 Ec- so-n3 progress, thai they Saocli 50
dwell n thar ovl r-vSE-e-oSss homes than
t1EI -hsT sh51l6 x compelled . labor wholly
fc- c-ae-s- Sharp eaa4oasy nav s-o4n u fise5-
55leaass, and ths waste q u-zt5l5z=5 -slsoie
SUI. far bss1e-, We aa,5, thai each nan sa0al6
ssl- El1e- lis 1uI ylls sa1 n tree Nay
LIZ 5zv Re G5ss@1i, WHEN lLs foreigner. &oz-
-c-54- o- Czur4s54-- shall have Uhaesle5 c-
crowded The Hawaiian t-C-l tls possession q
hls frse-l1Ai
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18

CITIZENS VIII e1ss-ve with satisfaction ths
5ao-a-z.511 z1z5s tv lhs Ministry. whica-
-i.aaga informal. ua5ozB.s5ly defines ibz5r
-ossl1a oz Important rlz;1s-s- Relief viii be
experienced AZ ths &ssI-zaoe ta2i n rash
ls-5s,z.s1a vii b allowed tv itis c4bsasi- Il
would have b=sa strange Il The gs1.lszs-
had taken ether thar ssus5tls views, f1- tllsy
lzvs Ez5 szE.s-ls-os II ouslaess- and should
.Gka ts-Sluass-llks views ui VEhllc 4zzi-s-
In vlau- l1v-sve- @: 1he history q tts pres
ezl regime 1ha-s * 10 certainty THAI Tins czt-
iuss v5l 5Etlivs 1hs coming Session Il tie
Legislature z-i5 i zs ms which creates z-s5
7ussi5ss Es1tl5c 5iss4.5stac55c-- The present
admins srz1lc-- has 1ia c1zz5ence uf the "a
Illl and sls rrt-lc V E2iz-e demands stability
II Egvez--1e-i- L : 1-le .l2l Tie well-b.e-
ll- q s c1-11-y CzE better s1zo5 a- occs-
S51zzl az q C-wlse government thin ire
cus-- changes n Tie Alz5st-r. OR present
Pros. ..s-5ly exists n spite II he 6z1E4E1-E t-e-
C-z1cy a governmental clzo-eS PrCgeT1r
l.ol1a-s zn3 al iz.elliesal Te7sCls saw 10
-azso1 fo- Eae Unexpected q position Cf
lie C1tzle1 Cf IS7S- L vas shack.
and VS. l1JE-l0-s 70 Ile business O. tile
c1lz-1-T TEzl 4cs and al CF rs iue55e--s
z-s vs; fresh II r1a gEtE5c mind. and The
s1zt5s a11 lzw abiding ra-s1ul q the coI-
----lfy-tlAi Is 70 ssy-EaS-3v he whole
RAMON. Do noi w2z1 u see Z repeated Hls
&zlas-r hz-zkzuS came % Tie ia-Cas s5x
years zSo- Since thai tine Evs C2ti-s.S have
S1eces1z5 e411 C-hs- r administering Ihs ST.
fairs II lhe -ss5oz- Thasss changes have bae-
l1i5--l1us zl5 u1nacsssE-F- We say with 81
respect am yel Win e1r1zsf-sss Hal .1ls -sz-
8i1z E5l- be seriously disturbed Il lhs ogo-
ll--z1cr czz p1ss5lg- y srlse. u-hea tae present;
Az-lsc-E Iigti L compelled % give place
&c one which cozl5 sugpa-. -hz IDEAS Sd
Vz1aa5 ~ lie uosa-lgls 4lie-sis1.loa uzai-
tzs.1as q S-y sysiz-l analogous 11s-eso
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18

II, foZlo=iz.g nozsoe hzs been handsd 10 Is for
r1tllscztsaa by or,ssz of HIS IL tie Minister Of
Fo-szgn Adzi-s. and usy Be OF interest 70 our
s--zr grgZgS=
DEEEEaE Rk1SCAEIoSs-E Is hsrsby notified
zhs. Ess Exnslancy Eh= Governor II Counsl has
ben Eezsss5 70 6irac- that the following be sdded
10 tie lisz Of er15css specified II Sha51is / 10 the
Drawback Reg1lz-5ols Of 4ih December ISIS,
zizieh CANE mo fo-cs O. the Is Jzlaz-T lS7S /;
and 1hz- t= drawback payable thereon shall De al
1t,s rasa u-5zrnsz-5o-sd- viz
Sz-zr used II ths nzu1facz1rs OF jan II Ylcto-
rs and upo1 ths eroo-lztiol of s1ch Jam e 5s-
rs- 5J-l q -l= zls= =esEh- Of sch J21-
The above 6rz=osek.0 be allowed sob5scs 70 the
zIszui-s-5oz Of each shipment ss N the case Of
imported Jams exported tor drawback
PER I1Loz-
Commission Of TraEis and Customs.
Dzua-1z-s-. o. Trade and Cls-ons-
Nslbo--zas I4sh Auglss lS79.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18

IEEE1E-cL--A4 TIE Eogzl Hawaiian Theatre
OF Saturday evening IZSs tAs ooaic opera Of Pima
lore E2s p-o5zcei fo- tie Ersz tine 10 cros6ed
ard fashionable audience. lncl26lng the Royal
Fz-azlE and Scite- Ikls opera had been II active
rehearsal to- soUs tine previous 10 rs p-od1c-
E5az- z-6 al thing considered Was presented II
zccSu-asls Dz-ne-. Ihs U-szc vas under the
szps-TzS51- a ProE- Be-gs-, zl6sd By the Hz-
s,szlzn E4-.5. and tozraed s p-o-nizsns feature Of
-hs o1s-a- NJ Henry Morton sang tie p2r1 Of
RzluE RscLs--xz The handsome sailor. Eho CAP
E1re75 1hz kezr1 az The captains daughter, Il s
51s vo5cs: Mss Any Selsoa- s. Josephine Vas
zsl rez5z-e.5: ME. Frznco1ey. as Admiral Sr
JosepL Po-le-. K-C-B- looked and sc-ed his par
well The oshsz~ members % the company re-l5-
s-e5 lhs.- E-1o1S paris II an acceptable manner.
PLnzfo-e Ezs rsuss-s6 On Monday evening last TO
3 eoo6 hozsS and understand VIII be coz
tined ur.l tzTxAE ro-5ce-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18

Mucz znd e1oelleni work has ben expended on
15= sz--s Of tbs CIT during the pzst yezr- Sons
rod = -A+ rszss4s Iszrzscalsrs< 4Ass tEa
Pzli r,sTs t,=,z- uszt n god or6zr Ths oolr5zry
i The case Ez-h nazny q The rosds z- s0lne DIS
tauce E-un ths TOM Ih1s 2s spsczlly the case
with rhs roe6 10 NzIzl1s- S-nos Ee- late sso1Hs
Il hzs been n eraSv.zozssllY Dzc oooc1I-O1- and II
ulsces nszrlT l-ESzsszbls. 50 tAst h0zssnsn make
4 vie Es.5zr 70 avoid the nazd-canals ta1o1zn
which teams are COMPILED 30 Escs- ny should
te lesa5zg rad On -hs island Be Left a. ths mercy
oE Al ignorant LsfIss rosc-zn2szsr. Sno L not
lacking N zeal bzt sh0aid az lssst be tod By
s1zns c1npS-snz szpeZ5O- EAsre TO CIT dram
and <ns-e slizAi changes II tns poszz.oa OF the
rad ~9zi6 AVOID hsssy ANIMAL repairs Is vel ss
give b=rsar grades Ihls rozc to41o~s unchanged
th= old Ll-chosen lines oz forty years ago. Nov
1has Ets Trszszry Is Esl filed II L 20 be hoped
that cr o1umOu main highways VII recelFe z
share Of the sIpeS1sd outlay for pzb1e improve
z.aau-s Ii / vary Ea 10 talk Of rzlroads- b7i ist
i n he mzzetzns have some really good CON-
nol rz6s
Morning Star, zf7z lying OF the hz-bor al
dsF zs-i-sz for q favorable <ind- =zs tOEed N BY
ths Pas !1s1 al dzsk- Sunday evslIng- Captain
Bzsg ascsIved many colgrz-ztzz zaoZas On TIE sue
eas= Of his e11azyoE 30 Ts2e1 hooo-al7 N season
70 sen sLe Eazil 5T fhs Fs5rzzry steamer. He
reoOrz rh= ruisso-azry xzrrilies al well The Sta
r5o- e. Eoon has ben zbzDo0asd and DE-. Pezse )
plan crris5 ol1- 20 establish the training school
fo- czrrzl Mie-01szz On Euszle- NJ whitney 5
zzE llz-zyE5 hose tkers vas almost demolished
bE N extraordinary high tide kes- Ar. Doans L
let onP01zpe. taking -hs h01se and ~ork q Rev
Mr. S-1rE=s- Eho ezns Up 10 Hono4zl1 On rs way
10 50znMrs- S5zrgss II tne s12tss LIE Star nzs
hs=n Hrrt=y =ss- fhzn ever before, reaching k1k
and laszlg rhers Nc.1tock Island tszcher- Rev.
Lr. Lesa and family have gone 70 take charge Of
the =Ek -hErz, Tls mos1 Interesting item Of Enls-
E5o-zzF zztzl.E=nee Is fhs graf oeszre oG ne p-
ude Of the Kes-z-n Islzcds 70 secure AOErlock Is
land tzcherz, who zers rhslselSes szsze= only
Er yarz ago R1k czief had been waiting HIne
no11s fog fhs Morning STR. Re pllOsed the YES
81 i4o the lagoon and secured from the people
proa5s o< pEossc4ion, food hsip n building At
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18

TEE 5iaaE giTs1 ty HIS Exo5Ils1cy Ih=
4..l-DeT Geos-zl II ihe members Of The Bar,
l-zi T1urs54y, was made ths occasion for Al
izis-m4l s.ls=az1 /! he government II
-=gl. 70 to7si. HIS Ezoe-i51cy the Minister
Ct he Interior s155 thzt, E15or 70 The sls-.5o1.
th= Ministry had ea5savo-e5 70 secure ias
1z15i51ey Il Iwo tu-eigasrs, b=lievi-g tLs5
tas ts-eigz elznsat, properly and ia.=lsige9ce
required r-gTs- representation and thai L
o9uid te taz- se11rs5 1y 1 proportion Of for
s1s-s L the Legislature. Bal IN this HEY
failed ts.131ss pz-sa1s Tho1 thsy bz5
sEz.sess5 Il suPr,1-s vi1a57eE. Ii TOO late II
hour Lhs tc-eiEu=-S zruzse5 ths-s5ivas and
PM fa-var5 eln5i52.es, bg. thsre w2s lack
Il u11zizaizy 4a5 three F,zrsaaz raa, only 70 be
defeated The czt5Dst 5isel4ius I'll rsspa-lsi-
tEli5y q kao~ls5Ee os5z- than t1s putlie Id,
q tls L5-IEzlAz5-B4ka- zzzu5tsss.oss. OF 4
Ih-se czn5i3z-ss themselves Thz-s vzs No
E1Tz--D=1I El1E=f- Ias v5eEs SCI tc-1h hE
.lllss Ea11ss-os1 Esrs zc1zzliy ouD1se5 10 the
plans C The cztE1sl- Nc loan. ether EC-sigu
II interstate VIII Il asked f1r, N necessity
sLS-s IL czse, : lazz vii bs opposed They
ragrs1 1hz. sk= Legislature does 1os coz1zin
L and u-uve- Zz.=-lzl IL The 6Es c1Elsi5erz-
.llE q q few Zszszr=s q importance The
session shuuI5 te sE31-1- VERY few nsE laws
O. zzsa5Zs1-s q I'D o1es z-e required The
laws -sEllztErE Esssss-nelis 1t taxes, 4-a1 viii
rzszre1cs 70 l4zz-iaa a Mortgages nes3 TsTis-
i1a, - thai Al sugsez1i1a zu5 oozplzi1l q
d9u5le l4rGz5oa nay t@ zE05ds5- App1uplia-
ri11s ~ internal improvements viii bs asked
-- g1sz5s z-y1 t-5Sg-sS ill q r1o-st-T,--e.s :
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-18

Dsuarzusna os Trade and Cls-ozns-
Nalb9Zrns I4zh Alg1s lS7S.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03
SCMMER LOVE.

know 'tis late, but lot mo stay.
For night IN tendcrcr than day
Dear love, sweet love, can not 20,
Dear love, sweet love, love thee s"'
Tho birds arc In tho trees asleep
The Katydids their concert keep;
The woodbno brcathes fragrance rare
Upon tho languid, dewy air;
The flies all twinkle in the vale,
The river shines In the moonlight pale.
See yon bright star-choos6 il for thine,
And call its near companions mine,
See yon dim cloud above the moon,
Twill vale her radiant beauty soon;
And look! a Incteor's dreamy light
Streams mystic through the solemn night .
All life gldes swift, liho that Stili fire
How soon our gicams of Joy expire;
Who can bc sure tho present kiss
IL not his last Make al OF this
know tia late, dear love, know
Dear love, sweet love, ! love thee NO.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

Capt. Tuttle, the great explorer Of the
North Polar region, gave an intensely
interesting lecture Thursday night, in
tho basement of the Methodist Church.
His personal adventure and intelligent
observation constitute theme at once
captivating and wonderfully instructive.
The Captain reserves the brightest gems
of his extended discoveries and personal
thrilling adventures for his second loc-
turc, to be given at the same place at 8
o'clock, tonight, and we bespcak for
him large auditory upon that occa-
sion. Come out, and hear what Will
interest, elevate and instruct
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

The Times reports the population
of Shreveport as nine thousand. The
showing is much better than hoped
for by the most sanguinc. We believe
this will prove the case all over the
South, thus knocking the bottom out
of the Republican prayer that the
South would lose and the North gain
in Congressional representation.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

We learn that the State House Com
mission has awarded the contract for the
wood work to Mr. Richard II. Burke,
and tho supply of the brick, lime and
cement to Mr. Vim. Garig. We are
more than happy to note this, as it is
evidence of commendablc enterprise on
the part of the gentlemen who have Sc
cured the contracts.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

"Texas jack" a noted scont and
plainsman, is dead. He was buried
with military hOnors.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

That old andastute politician, Thur
low Weed, on being asked his opinion
of the Cincinnati nominees, said: 81
am unfortunately compelled, if | say
anything, to say that the Democrats
have stopped bllndcring and have
made n strong ticket When 80 en-
incnt a Republican makes such an
acknowledgement the strength of the
Democratic ticket is assured.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

70 dream gloriously, You must act
gloriously while you are aware; and to
bring angels down to converse with you
in your sleep, you must labor in the
cause of virtue during the day.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

The New York Truth grows Sarcas-
tic, if not Il little eloquent. Listen ::
Support Garfield, man OF bribes
and perjury One OF those who join
ed the cause OF thieves and corpora
tons against the interests of the peo-
pie Sooner that orr arm should be
palsied so that the fingers Of our right
hand could never trace another word.
Support Garfield ! Sooner that Truth
should never more be seen again.
The choice of Hancock has not alone
inspired us to the most outspoken and
consistent enthusiasm it has rescued
us from an embarrassing dilemma
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03
RObt. F. Hereford. NJ. D.,

OFFERS his professional services to the citi.
" zcns of Baton Rouge and vicinity.
Oncc--Co,ncr Lafayette and Florida streets
.Gonccaxc Builiing. ReSidrnce-Atrca street
between st. Ferdinand and St Louis streets.
Refers by permission to nr. r. j, Burlington,
Non A. HrQpn, Andrew Jackson, Vim. Gurig
Rev. Dr. GSShicli, Major ". T. tluvcrius aud
Mcssrs Gouil'fsr 4 MvNail
Baton Rouge, January 10th, 1870
Having known DIR. HEREFORD for many
pears il affords me pleasure 10 recommend him
TO the citizens OF Baton Rouge, as II gentleman
and physician. entirely worthy of their cont.
dcncc Ganl7.ly> TIlOS. j. BUFFlNGTON.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

During the past week there were
forty.six deaths from yellow fever and
two from small pox at Havana.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

1t has been decided in Chicago that
real true love is fully tested when girl
is willing to nurse the young man
through case of smallpox.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

The reports about the cotton worm
doesn't seem to increase the price OF
the staple.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

A Bangor, Maine, barber, has been
arrested for cutting mans hair on
Sunday. He got off with a moderate
fine. but il was close shave.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

If you want to send family to the
poor house, tell 'om that they have a
large fortune left them in England.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

The Chicago census returns show
that that city has not increased IN
people near 50 fast as her knowing
ones predicted.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

1t takes n Chicago mashed masllcr
to write a neat love letter to his girl.
One recently inditcd this beautiful
sentiment: beloved Evclyn-Do
come home soon. When you're away
from the great metropolis Of the earth
and can't see you every day, | feel
as blamed miserable as d stub tailed
mule in fly time
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03
At Chambers's Bookstore

VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS. fresh
supply. Steel Pens. A: W Faber,s Lead
Pencils, Calendar Pencil Tips, Indellibe Ink,
Adhesive Bill Files, Bill Paper, Time Books,
Toilet Soap, Shoe Backing, Letter Copying
Books by the dry process
Handbook Grand March,
Sheet Music furnished promptly to Order.
N. CHAMBERS, Baton Rouge, La.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03
Flour, Flour.

My Stock of Flour is all Fresh Ground and
adapted to firstclass Family use. Prices aud
samples furnished on application.
jnne II JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

CtIGAR AND MOLASSES-By the
= hogshcad and barrel, or by retail, at
bottom prices, by
ANDREW JACKSON.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

tJEED POTATOES-ln store and for
y sale: Peerless and RnsSct Potatoes,
nj store of ANDREW JACKSON.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

GARDEN SEEDS-Of the justly pop
" ular crops of ID. NJ. Ferry a Co.,
fresh and genuine. For sale by
ANDREW JACKSON,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

NLOIR-l5O barrels and half barrels
Il of Fancy and Choice Extra Flour, at
the loves; cash prices, at store OF
ANDREW JACKSON.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03
44t1 and Scissors.

4fN aNQ S9lSsuEA
The reports about the cotton worm
doesn't seem to increase the price OF
the staple.
"Texas Jack" a noted sc0nt and
plainsman, is dead. He was buried
with military honors.
During the past week there were
forty six deaths from yellow fever and
two from small pox at Havana.
The Chicago census returns show
that that city has not increased in
people near 50 fast as her knowing
ones predicted.
A young man who had recently
taken a wife says he didn't find it
half 80 hard to get married as he did
to get furniture.
The darlies call him Garfish the
Republican nominee. can ! tell you
WHAT says one, 81 ncbcr did like
-iish-hit's too slickcry.' v
Now is the time for people to cs-
cape to the North, where the mercury
hovcrs around the ninctics. tis cooler
here, but that makes no difference.
" DcGOlycr- Gartish ~- Garfield"
cxclaims the ordinary colored female
Radical "dat sounds too much like
war times, when they fed us on mule
hoof hash Use a Grant man /"
Garfield is kept in hot water, OK
planning his little official side shows,
by which he made so much money.
But it won't wash down even the
Republicans. lie is the dcadcst duck
that was ever winged for the Prcsl-
dental race.
A veteran organization of st. Louis,
largely composed Of Grant men, pro-
pose to resent the treatment of the
"old commanded at Chicago. They
will do this by supporting Hancock.
Sixty of them seeded from the Re-
publican party in u body the other
night.
A New York fool by the name Of
II. r. Tanner, has commenced a fast
of forty days. If we mistake not,
there is q law in New York against
cruelty to animals, and it should be
enforced in the case OF this two-leg-
cd one. If not, we hope he will strike
his level on the bonc-yard.
The invetcratc Phil Brashcar, of
"thc Plains" was i'll to see us ycstcr-
day. lie WAS in the enjoyment Of his
usual large possessions, both in heart
and body, and was as jolly as tar.
He brings encouraging news fronl
the crops in his scction-'..Iust rain
enough and growing beautifully"
1t takes Chicago mashed mashcr
to write a neat love letter to his girl.
One recently inditcd this beautiful
sentiment Beloved Evclyn--Do
come home soon. When you're away
from the great metropolis of the earth
and can't see you every day, feel
as blamed miserable as u stub tailed
mule in fly time
The Times reports the population
of Shreveport as nine thousand. The
showing is much better than hoped
for by the most sanguinc. We believe
this will prove the case all over the
South, thus knocking the bottom out
Of the Republican prayer that the
South would lose and the North gain
in Congressional representation.
That old andastute politician, Thur
low Weed, on being asked his opinion
of the Cincinnati nominees, said: IL
am unfortunately compelled, if | say
anything, to say that the Democrats
have stopped blundcring and have
made n strong ticket" When 80 en-
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

A young man who had recently
taken wife says he didn't find it
half so hard to get married as he did
to get furniture.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

Now is the time for people to cs-
cape to the North, where the mercury
hovcrs around the ninctics. tits cooler
here, but that makes no difference.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

Garfield is kept in hot water, OK
planning his little official side shows,
by which he made so much money.
But it won't wash down even the
Republicans. He is the dcadcst duck
that was ever winged for the Prcsi-
dental race.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

Tho darkics call him Garfsh-thc
Republican nominee. can ! tell you
WHAT says one, 81 ncber did like
car-fsh hits too slickery.' v
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-03

NIEAT-Grecn Sides and Shoulders,
Nl Bacon, and, in fact, all articles
needed by planters. For sale by
ANDREW JACKSON.