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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
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- s-R- 500 Arf-- u-.s- Ea7e-. - Ecz-ss1s
A. - 49, Nr-7zlia.rh- - 80 t-fzci-ca
--A- ssTn- Ea--ss flaf---cr- 10 >IE tr2z
a. 49, = o. k-carsiL * 80 trz1ras1e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

s r Dole ESQ addressed the congregation a,
kNwaiShao on Sunday nsr-uinc. Mr.. Dole takes
great interest in the work NJ tins church and Is
selduu shssnf f-un his place N the Sunday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
MISS BERRY's SCHOOL
EIOuRI ELOuRI
TrpaI eIdrrrfsemsHts.
CUPREME COURT OF TIE IA

SVPREME COURT OF TIE HA-
- WsfIAN Islands. ia FIitafr- In The E-iztr Of
Ahu .ia- tr We Of Karz, Hawaii drcrased iatr-isf-
Bcfo-r Chirf ju.cr jed Order Of Notice u Petition
for Adiniri-trsfiuu-
on rslai- ami sting ih- p.i;ion AZ Cos Krsis ord
of Koua Hawaii did infe-isie Hnneluiu- Oshu.
ihr sud DAY u JzaHsry. \ d iss aud pfryinz that
L-if-rs Of Adnin!stFain i-sle = s'la Kim and Aliu
On Hon iaia IL urrr that tt EspAY. the ssfh dsF
Of M AIRY A. J. ~. l. ard hrrchy > aFFftui d
for bearing aid petition hror tsc raid iH-tes Ia the
Corrf Rfr1n 81 fai- Currt iuunia shieh time
aad pilcr al prison. cnlrrur r1cy avQear azd -lrF
rzasf 10 sHF they hsse uhy ssia peilion -hoad not be
lzHir1 and thai this 7icr ~ Pubusar ~ m Eng-h
iau ase Tor three -uf-cs-itr ueks In The Hawaiian
tszzeffc nevspzPcf Va iioaslHiu And u j. faris-E
arrfd thai Temporary icifrrs Of adiui.trstcn lssue
% rtra-
Dssed Hcnolalu, II. l.. I'D JaaEary, :. D 10
A-FKAScI~ JUDD.
Atf-.t: Chief Gl.iicr % the suPrsnse Cent.
A Rass De7uir tiers ~urreulr Caurt. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

Tas rzos> II w-ikzFz O. N0sa,y, January 81.
~ vs-z zcI =stsz5ss sIsd were fl. o: Interest
20 all TIE us=zl disappointment Of uisplsoe1
cna1as-cs Ezs otss-vg-i n tie loSsrs~ The frs
rsoe E.s between BlzckszNke- CFa-l<r and P1nee-
zre Ma-s- Gle Erss fEo s-r1ccla6 noSsy to- TIE
FRA a. The hslf--riir pole. Ss1cSSlaks hall
lszctE Ehssd- By ~ 20 he s-irr1q lesfheT Of
lie szc5le a-u=kl1-. - -lier VS. running him
C-5srA rrzi c,sacvaE-r -. Csr-Ts- slowly gsi7ss.
Nu6 o.zas n SSaci a l-zSsh shes6: tie Pzas~r@e
Ns7e b~1-c ha6iy heatez; 4 = oizi-se6 tn, tn;s
rs due 10 LIZ beavy EsaShs s1e Cured Ike lzss
oocses1 va a vs-y szseyzhle Sub rzce-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
NOTICE.

VHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Es.t Maui Plantation Co. viii be held az The once
of G Brewer ( Co on MONDAY. January 18Th. is'. Al
10 o'clock A. ". P Z JONES, IT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

Hunorsu. Imnisra,'ea Correspondents.


E1ITcs GAzrTrx: The eaclosei letter IS SPEC
linen o: a very lsr-e number Of communications
ADDRESSED 10 his Asis;y ami TO NE while on the
t-sp around the world The majority Of oousrnan-
iesf,ugs we're % this kind.
Eoaolulu. Jan :, ISS2. W y. ARMSTRONG.
Crbc letter Is printed below verlrsiin. merely
emitting names. The Colony Of NictoriA must hS
cosnpsinl-utrd upoa its eluc7;iousl prospects il
;his i sgiEeu OF What rs p1Til teachers can do
H. wsii l. far behind thtS- The letter u dated
frcyz saharh Of Melbourne, and appeNrs 10 I've
s-uzice. thoGSht a; h-ss sight il seemed hoax.
u vas received BY the last mail from the Colonies
November md. ISL
Victoria.
Australia.
To his ROYAL HiShnsss King Kolzki.
King q the S.nduich Islands.
Nav II plesSe. Your MAJESTY. that there are six
yo1aE inca. Of Nic-oriS ~to are wiling TO - and
settle IN tie Islands and marry the daughters IF
TIE Native sccor6inc to yorr wish We hesi
that q Gssersl Grant of lSnd and high position
Ia Cozrt- vail be ufiered 10 that Who are wiling
10 90 and tAeiT pSSSzce psi1 if this be 50. Viii
yu1r Msles.y, kindly >eld Issaces order, -
ne and son * We cei tie orders We viii
leSve Melhrcrne We all have Trade IN ocr
hands - meuitlcf h ionel below and sho1ld this
application be fNvc1rably Concidered feel
folly confident OF being able IN discharge the
du-ieS Sud Lows % TIRE cp1ntry TO yolr satisfsc-
;ioa also VAL try our best % teach the Ma
.ives oz- Trades and Ea-upeza Habits.
We have the Hoaos 20 Be-
Your Majesty
1 obeil=nt Servants
l "Fiesse turn urer-"
Ion TIE next rsc7 come the follovincl
l fzr-fsh below IKE Iist c,f Young Men who are
I Wiling 70 90 and se;tle scocr5iaC - yJnr wish
slso We oeig-ig 10 the ClRFoh OF England Church
I Ssms- Ace. Ooenraticns-
--,sfT 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

Tie %Siluk= FscFle hzve sod -CHsrz to DO
p-o15 q tie eEezzpla-r E1zu1er n zA5ca Nez
years dzv ~ s7Elf -1s-r csilc Ec Gis-1rtzz.cs
q ANY EEt--s- IN tie evening GAnoe EaS given
- sAr r=-as-s q lsstivs sao1=fy. and II PISSED
o1 Eaosr easrI--z-iv- %. oo5id nn< t-lp hef7S
p-,sSeSSsS AKA freE.zS os 6-l5chi 70 80 hoz
c-a.lesaz-y and cuCrt-o-s WIS fh= csrcszlor Of
tle S1e>->S md t-sE csu2o1 - to- hL.-iv l-zsSz5
tcT ~ S=cnessfzl rsS1is 4 fhls party A. II vas
-sssci- u-sEy =sre u's abe 70 zltE-d tuT lsck O.
~ Ily1szEsD1- I-iS ~sl Endozb;e5iy have god
-S1l = s-ll-llS ~ a srl-lf & ezlsiztiul- OzE
o.-ros=aaz3elI remarks = H0u infinitely hcsle-
: = ltzi fhss- EEzz-zEzs Shuzl6 f-5 ssE5gya,tci
II seE ecltylE slE-sEr-lt. thsn saSt thsy sho1l5
t.e sqea1z-- t1e-- t41se- nEaacs and manhood "a
si-sz 1uH.a- r-Tsl-TF Lei rbu-e 80 op,sss Gs1e-
~ cslzruseEs us Il sAsE ca Oei,E = tsS
fuzss-l z--ez ueEe tEcrs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

contemporary rcrsarksuPon scrap. which ar-
peSrsd in Tho GazzTIE Swing that the story OF 4
ChirSman being sicpped ty tro men who at
tru1Tsrd IN RIB hiua. rrc1irva Confirmation for
what 5yrfscsksr tioss tlls> - fsasr story
ned cnssfiruastf,sa - and then IroceeSis 10 say
that snnun later intelligence no robbery was
intended, evidently the s.ory required con-
frIsatica md did not 81 - A0re rvsrti-
c1lsrty nov, hcveve=. will say ihat p-oeahly
no robbery was Intended j. the lucid and higHly
Published style in which oar contemporary conveys
this iufornsafi,sa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

Al sfserzps WIS a,5s lss; E.i5sy aiss; 20 enter
NJ. Warehouses; l1E-- sore. The wsGld- -
ilzrxiE-S hsa kno.cSsS Evay so-n- OF the h-1ck
WA srozuS the 5,,-. b; 4 uzs - hC-s fAzi i
proved TOO s-aca nut 10 crack Ta-se rSF-sieS
attempts az bs-lary shulid make our f.rios PAL
tlGzizrsy sc-ve. - nv are Do tie cozsslo=S SIP
riisi vita DARK lanterns
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

the Chinese language number Of seats have been
engaged in advance Tor the officials. the Govern
ment offers viii be closed during that prricd. and
the Ministry will cccury stage boa. The devil
says This h regular Chinese rle,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

Mem Goss,' sssl MulssI TO an English friend
d hzs. ksia usoosic hers ~hsre l ~Es cebor1ea.
Smith 90 We do ven eunlch. Uhv one os or
ic1og Geais-S = rnrE-iiSc-saf yxrfo-rnc- o. iAs
rfs: yua shoCld have hrorS hiaa tie Other day.
= Ach -. Val dSs j csal, hAS. hAw, yoahstysar
lie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
Ata meeting Of oahu Loaee No. TX.

Ats meeting Of Oahu Lodge No. K. Of p. held
In the new lcile rom (Csn,rheli's Building, last
Wednesday evening, the following officers Of the
present term were Installed BY d. S. C. David
Dayton: +. O-Suliivan. Z. c.; Theos a. DuGioit,
C. C, A. Cite. V. &; J. H. Boyd, Pm; H.
Smith. \. Of K. 1 s.: J. Locas. N. u F.: l. X
pAtfen. NJ. Of E; II. II. Mebh, N. at A.. J. s.
Smishies- l. c.: F. W. EehIbeAr, o. G.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

B-ashe- Join has eo-pe forward as t=1i5sr.ais,;
shrre Wy vvIl sszzei Nynss an 81 shcE AZ Whit
pcy = hote-sSnas which slow THE celestial skill.
Inv sssrlc-ssiied GaoS Etich ve raeztio1e5 Last:
vr~s- has es~u ul INTO @oSzs hands thss TEIrtsc-
uiar ChtnzEaAz Is = ChrsstiNs- AID = voocAe5 su-
- tie C.lnr=- rriSssuasri.<
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN

DERsoNs HAVING MEAL rICKErS BE-
II irncinS 10 the CRYSTAL DINING ROOMS will
pica-e hrtns thcm 10 ny old Restaurant saturday
neIt between and p ". and will redeem then,
~ = E. q. GOODMAN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
Co-partnership Notice.

FOR SALE.
- THAT VERY Dt-sIRsBLE HOWE
s.S STEAD on Nuuaua Av-uur whereof i errc;ed 4
L. most comfortable Rr>idenrc situate 81
Of beautiful cultivated .o abcuudn. In tropical Fruit
and Other frEii Tree. together with all modern i'm
pravrmrnts Stable Carria-r House. Servants Room
and other oajhonsc>. water throughout Pasture OF
superior qraiy the premises for four Hogses the
war around.
Th- owner oGess this an- Homestead for Sale in
consequence Of leaving the kingunm.
ss- Apply or address q. SkGELkEN.
SIS 81 Honolulu. II. l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

>szes17- ~ - ezlssS s-iez=az - sse 11z
ss1Li s'zs 60 6lsqr--i T~-s1as ssoe As-Ss =
AsI1o-El1 ksrE- A-z-zs= IL szzrsss r-uoisEsslc
g - lo-z--li,ee q EEus1sz.sz- o. Tnz-x6ay
e'=z--< - 49, Ia cS=Sai slrs- q Oe3e=-
"a wAo Ind h-ez 1,zsz.s- es-zzss = A. rrs-,-
- - a. o1-S E1r= acssz= = o-5e- q escape -oe
ssrl--S ls-eSz-al c-ozEH1 sEs cz=k. Guessing C
1r- o7rss ~ p1S5e- Az $40 1ssEx 6-s ais cz-
49, Es-t A. 1=-F Ez-s-s- - - lEzs n 1oE
.SrE Qo-71e z ~ Ess-as q sa- zsso--k-s1-
-'eT.l1s1z sa-= ut No err TIE 5grex- L l.
~ - s1s2-- sHs 5oe oS1s-ts A. srLzlss O sEo
sS,-4- asee- u1az< ozs15a<S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

The petition FOX widening Merchant ss-esi
has besn presented to fhs Minister Of TIE lz;s-oo-
Il ~ haIG tbs; !: Sil - speedily seed up
ca Merchant ssre~s : che ct uur principal
sho-uachfaz-S sua MAID he one O. the hand,
sCEosSs II the F~iitiua BE granted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
NAL
Ss-oaS winds On Mas Las va~k.

he Rassris 49, !Gss entering k&halu hSrbor
vbea tic siesEaer left
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

The Chinese Sunday School was veil osEce-cd
with Is teacher last SGnaAys the pupils nam
trrci ioS. Il i s,id that there Is movement oa
test 10 starr similsS organization in the kohala
district
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

A6oe oaios, tie colrbssiei oo1-ic opera singer IS
sxr~,c.e5 BY The nsxt down steamer. Sao1li tiDe
and urPn-Trulty permit, ErE1n-vz,-afs have hss=
-ns5s fu- \ performance 81 TIE New Muse ESli.
Mss OaEes tr-vei> nth NJ erraP&ny. depending
up,1l iorl s-pEss-z II tx cciual-s- bet ss =
oszpszse1 by a. eEosllsaI teaor NJ. Charles
Ds.~w-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

Looking over The vcsias lisi. Il sTP~Srs Il the
reS; ss-eath o; The electors lay II the le:.e= X.
Their an tooT and tkres quarter cHluu-s under
tins ist:-r. against fve and clzrie- cnder fhe
tend isis s=oIsoa II th-y tssi- e.seliOa -
bs y. X
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

As sau- Is TIE a-s CAiasse -Aszsrr : oFsas- /
: --,o--si IL; e-zsS s7e-.ar=ln--Siis1lrso2l-
s-z-E-s-zl-orsz= zl-ooz1-zl- --zzscsl Fnsoz
VII Dc pa y O. -a= 67z-1s SAsce ul1 -1se e.
zrzlT ~ vssSS az and zs-h;- - ply Wiz
vlsS . ps-fsc<aS Al Gover@z- szl9EeS =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
whe leskea ID, ana esioyra be rl,,guiscen

Who loaked oat and eaioyed The magnificent,
sause; Of Monday mass otcirrr-cru1lns clocds
oNs-Srr~ad The sky. haihcd in colden light. alcS;
flashing IN hriihsncy HrcsEd The spo; uhere the
saa hsd sets f1rshs. away they faded into rsore
descste hres. rc<y psuks and faint viocts against
= background Of TIE most intense arnre. Close 10
the hcrs-cn SSs hsad q pale green. mos E>.ee-
uc IN TINT, which vcGld have won the hr,rt OF n
Marble o- hStirth-zite- CcrTainly we have
sunsets hsTe, Which deity the brush CT alHeost the
hrldes; painter. Tevrr WAS ono hand deSr % Us
which dbl dSe Snt did sacored. hot thst has ioIc
rsS-ed IN the grave.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

Tas-r were upwards Os to-sy GiIbe-s Island
csd5r-u se-z; kzuSiAhso On Sznaay lSs;- Gov
erssu- hsscs plllis.l TheEn oui and sceEnel mach
Tlessel AZ rls auzrer q istis S1h!ec-S inch had
b-ea E6lra 10 Tie re1ln- Il zzzny q the olGer
T<rfss have dled. ths surTIva-s kNN ise-e&~ea and
FaaltipsieSl very sas-ly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

new Chimes Th~NtSe is hc;nc erected on the
vsosa; 10, ncsr the Chinese Wash Hoase<. II We
must have such haihdiac, IL Is psrh=rs the mos;
ellrihse sj>n; fcr Il, Ger CelrS;Isl friends can
make night hitecaS With shsir corc< aud other
anlcSf Instruments without disturbing the Mt Of
the Z" Fsnc Qgi,~ teSsdrs it uill Ne never ending
soc-c- Of snru~-->ert 70 the washer men. and
vhea side splitting fsrce Is ~ be 60; up sstiriH
inc The manners 81 the ahrvr nSEn-d 8 Fang Qui.~
which Nv The wzv. means fcrsicn devil. ccra-
Tle.e NSTaraS- n,;chi he SorrswrJ frcu The vSsh
hcGsess hov y uili hiring ioxa the ho0se. Mean
while that lcha ShsN not lack os sr--SS-.arni the
grand Chinese c-rrhiuzs,oa ard varsriy troupe
have h~-n PERMITTED ~ -rYear At kndun : Hall
vhcre ogrra, t-Scciv fsrco and tIrlrsqne vii he
nightly represented h~fu-e cruzdeSi audiences.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

In Fas-=a- tE-u1-h the KAtih vzIley, che c1a-
NJ Ae.p ab-s-rzzS - iz--s zzzss-S q Sa=
h--lssy ioak5z- boy Ez5 girls * tIae " c-aeSis-
rsrs- I1= aassz1z C tnezr - E-nrec-1-- tx ~zs
sa.iuss.ts lzf i : rzEo-ei l. q bzssly szczE=5
By the -nFc-alrgu. zzrznSzz- sc- lhe- sFe~Sy
sz-h-rEEss1z fruln tie lslz2dS Ss-y little per
s1zS,11 -1lli y rsqzirsc Iod7o- s6-1a seize
hsre ~ HE This ! Ec-sh iae &C sSs-zti11 q
yu1- -=sA1-1si-s n Eo7ulzlr szys uzr fz:u-z=z---
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

BY the arrival Of the ;. p. SprnofSls one days
later nswS has zen received ;-rru the ccSst- A
e the uoSi Interesting itens Will be to1a5
IN another o,lnUn. The srrrnssis was Is days in
......,.... .A.rL.,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

The list q voters Is saTurEaa; smaller tins
yozE than il AZ las sleo.ips- An cFHa-:zai;y.
Tor registering naaeS uhscl4 have S~ea ssiised 81
the li>:- uil te ivea Al the PaicS Ccar;--corn or
JNaza-y ls-h s.,5 ss<k- No:e-s sllocld look oct
Ihas their nzsneS arr Own
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

usoeiy s1ecz-e,5 Czlsa5sr fo- the present yozr,
h-< t-z'z lss1 q uzr Sesk BY NJ 7 C. Ta-za; !;
! Es-s5sosnsly cos ID II oolo-s zl5 lcoss vel
IAe lszEl szzozz1 e Izta-una-1aa : rss-szze3 q
se carl VIVA : c1-recl --oepc = xss--.ozizr
shs lsie Eoz- = c Harm : ss1f Gozz a. N-PFsS1
6eas x the Sfo-~l's Easys1sL. he Soz- & =
Bsshl2 appointed - thEl pc>1lia1 Is $50 a.
- k.--c rulCr1es6-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

Corporation Notice
rVNHE ANN Al MEETING OF THE KI'
U LAURA SUGAR COMPANY will be h.id - nor
row January 9Th. at the oace Of Nessl- u Haekted
60 : r. DOLE. Secrctsry.
uo,o,,ly Ian oh. 49, ~ IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

NJ N1z-zza tss ps1e1--4Fes-. hss sE,sz; a
Eesk n this dsss-sss. and beng favored With fine
ssz-hs- hs rs ssSz-ei ez1slisz- negatives q
AilE1-l Fis-fzr,1z- aslslT-z- F4ieT, Es-sl.i Tsl-
KY AID FrE1aeFlls FSazis-1oo- I1= Fshosn--zFaes
are szzo=sly io,ke6 Eo-- In peo.0S-zPhE1- q
os-- asl6 zAs-s az=e=- Ct CS1nese Es-e e-z-
F11Ee1 ez-rzE- I Ezs cz-.0Gs - ooz.oe h5z c1-e-
tsuy fss CA1asSe r1-1eo sasz- b1cEs GO the
czoz-z- Iktz- oo5-c< ca bE -zfe--ed- = fac ;ae
bad ErE- md ln.s-p----- III Swzy- Ihs ,dzz
S=-css=-5 s-sez % oAssz-Ts-s tai AZ Cezae-e
lzS1-s-s oz-tf - te r60co.rzvSs5- cu-z sS-sscz-
ally S1l-r=6 NJ AID crrasz ksEE = liz q1oF<-
Sul-1ers- Ozly lzs- -Esk four sAsrTe1 Ez=Gs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

We notice ncv osb~ssAnd ius; c1tsiae Mr..
ncid's stables the hourd fence has leya pui hack
all LoGrS 81 the day nsch;. viiSozt interfering
with tht rad, this cxrnlleut Arralcenras-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

81 z-z-S -1sz ssIfl=.z- = s=ezzsc- e 49,
-rl6cIfr AZ MODERATE PIXIES
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

A,Reozncsi C; EsuzlE- Trzh% Nc I Improved
O-5s- = BED &zz- h.l5 II - EzlSa=s q Eas;lsss
ssz hSiL oz ~ -e,7 q lss- Fr5lsy ~ fol.g=szS
Celsts * LIZ r-ss-g tern s=-c rzzsss - By We
Gresi sscallsx c. u lliizz-Ss & E-Szssz- P-1-
Csc Lsozs. Sz1as1- Z. HSu- = - ra1r- L
MAJ J. 8 4 S-aith- c * X L L Pz7zsz- 4
q ". :. A. Wh.-r.lzz- - >sn-- Z 4 Hsrs- -
SX--. { Bezi- G. q " : = I Ross- G. Z ,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

Passengers who ksvr made the roznd sriPcs Ha-
vRii lately c1umenT rroa the nzniSe-o. ohii5-rn
which srs eveEyvheEe to Ss seea- all os t1ese sem
bealfhy and s.rr1y little things. prossISias vel
fox the ;ufure 81 the rSoe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
Cclluloid Trusses,

A specially.
Warranted 10; to Eusr Break CT Wear oui'
All styles and sisrs ~
So HoLLIsTER { cos
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

Last Thursday sixteen gentlemen y increased
the revenues q The State ~ PAWN. fncs varying
EnouEs- N cuIlsoq scncs 81 havlac i26rlce1 too
tre-ly in Dick S~gvrller's- ~r.sy." Therp
rms have bvrE Srsne:hlEc n ih- ar One de-
Eaq1sui tCssl 10 p-1ve this bat tailed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THE PAIAMAM MILK DAIRY BUS
l. MESS will be carried during ny ah-sne- from
coll cicG from them -
Ho,,i,ir December III 1881 So IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

b-s5Cs : hezzS b-ai ao-nsS ihs Nz5Ea-
ssrpez- beszeez ths Seoau5 B-s5-s KID Alskol
L. zz,5r cl:eo< = ez--T z1-uss he zs--- YT.S
Eiiot o-zn11 ~ f-ys= III Fr1zg-Tssl lie az ys15
s-rsx-. hzs ]; szii te .vzliAois fu- foss vEsse-s
Az al to-=a olzvsz5ezs s1-z czs 80 Essass=-l-
~ sho cc-.s rad rAe oass q Pz7-oo5El- Ihs
sorS- WIKI = E=s-ty or-zTls1e5- las bseG per
f1-za6 e-1---giv " rr-su-. lz1su-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

The Amateur nrsmstio Society held rehearsal
n the Ncv MuSsc HSn Ia: Ssfzrdsy afternoon.
We uzEv shortly r1pccs 10 So and hear theSe
grzfl rsrn OF TIC tSsar.ls-~ SaI,rfhs.ir to en-
lven tie dull evening hours + in prospect al all
eveutS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

So-3-s51e 40 -S5-rzs IsIk- L ~ ? c A
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
FOR SALE !!

- LEASE YEARS sTsio per MONTH";
M. Taus- 10 rooms detached Kitchen. Bath House.
nut sChick-n Uonse- large yard cio-c fence. all Ia
100 order. the furniture 10 rrquif-d. Apply 70
a H. 1louGHT0N.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
coparsaership Notice.

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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-06-14

In Ohio there is most stringent
Sunday law, which requires the CON-
plete closing of saloons on that day;
aud yet the souls of the temperance
men are sorely vexed and troubled at
the fact that drinking and drunken.
ness have not appreciably diminished
Saloon keepers are prompt in closing
their establishments, but thirsty men
will get their rations Of whisky any.
how. In Cincinnati the same practice
is resorted to as that which prevails
in New Orleans during election days,
aud one Of the journals OF that city
remarks On the evasion Of the law
last Sunday: There was scarcely a
saloon In the city that had not some
means Of access to it's bar, where
customers we're supplied without
stint or question. Many Of the lar
ger establishments had rooms either
over or adjoining their regular place
of business, where at extemporited
counters the traffic was carried On
Wholesale"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-06-14
TraER BEND, La, I
june6l2, ISL

EDiroR DEMocRAr-
Everything and everybody down
this way seem to lie in the best Of
spirits-not ardent, but good old
fashion jovial spirits otter the fine
prospects for good crops: Corn is
booming, was never better; the cot
ton is young yet; but it too seems to
have extra life, for it looks so strong
and healthy: If the worms and bugs
stay away, lookout for an extra
large totton yield FROM this portion
of A7oyslles Parish: Sugar cane is
reported to be doing we'll; and hopes
are entertained for large pet cent:
Of sugar: The plahteas in this sec
ton Of the country have not LEARNED
IL grow grass yet: Has anybody
evet tried fax in this country II so
how many bushels Of seed per acre
did they thfesh QUIT Will Eastet
beats grow In the allnvlal soils Of
louisiana Ifso, will it pay to raise
them for markets North. Can some
enterprising farmer answer the
above7 Now we haze railroad com:
munication with the rest Of the
world, and northern markets are
open to the planting interest Of this
State. Try planting more in va
riety. Potatoes will at all seasons
of the year sell in Chicago; particu-
larly sweet potatoes.
It takes the Marksville Review
and Bulletin one week to reach US
here-rather slow for these fast
times. Bunkivelle, the new town on
the New Orleans Pacific railroad is
destined to be a place Of considera-
BILE Importance; it is centrally loca-
ted and in the best farming district
of this Parish. Lots are selling fast;
one is reminded of western town
from the move, talk and hustle in
and about Bunkeville. We were
handed half ripe peach the other
day. Gracious, how it made US long
for the old home on the Illinois
Central Railroad, where they have
peaches to perfection. Can good
peaches be grown South or not2 Will
cherries grow and do we'll here2 Elk.
cuse me for asking so many ques.
tions. don't how else to find GU,
the facts only by inquiring. Will
come again. J. CABOT.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-06-14

THE star route thieves are not so
anxious for trial as they were some
months back. Then they asserted
their innocence loudly, and declared
that the government did not dare to
bring them to trial; that the prosecu-
tion was vile personal persecution
dictated By jealousy, and that they
courted the speediest investigation.
Now they sing another tune. They
have taken exceptions, and squirmed
and twisted, and have resorted to ev-
cry possible device and make.shift to
keep their necks out of the halter of
the law. They have exhausted the
loopholes Of the law and the patience
of the court, aud have at last to face
the music. Their day of doom is
nigh.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-06-14

it the duty Of notary publics in the
parish of Orleans to bind their acts.
No. II, by Mr.. Richardson, to
amend act No. 80 of 1880, relative
to the trial Of cases.
No. 81, by Mr.. Seay, amending ar
ticle 80 of the Civil Code: !
No. 100, by Mr.. JoHrion, relative
to the admissions prosecuting at
torney is required to make when an
accused applies for the continuance
of his case for absent Witness.
No. 1o2, by Mr.. Golssu, amending
act No. 11s, Code Practice:
No. 1876, by Mr.. McLeroy, for Che
relief Of VIM. S. Mcintosh.
No. las, by Mr.. Garrett, amending
section No. 800, Revised Statutes,
relative to the penalty for bigamy,
increasing the fine:
No. 2o5, by Mr.. Butler, providing
for the collections Of rates given for
10th sections of free lands.
No. 22o, by Mr.. Munday, to pro.
vide for the election by The two
houses of their officers as provided
| in act Al ofthe constitution, defining
their duties, etc.
No. 1884, substitute for SO, to pro
hibit prize fighting, and punish prin
cipals and accessories.
| A large number of bills have beer
reported by committees iu bott
houses and are ready for action
The general revenue bill has beer
reported to the House; the city char
ter, as amended by the Senate com
uittee; awaits the action of tina
body. Bills for the settlement o
the State and city debt have been in
troduced.
The printing for the House so ia
amounts to $2e4l 40, which does no
include expense of printing journa
In pamphlet form. This larg
amount is due to the operation Of
resolution of the House that all bill
reported favorably should be print
ed,