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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-11
Rszzis.s1sss Of KH Smith Read ByE w.Danor.

Iowa q lhIdDa- !, the strongest passion cs my
1-rure: and re5chins ! my normal condition We
va-a u7t pioneers in The missionary wars a. these
sands: t1i z75 entered into the lst1rs q the god
men and women who had PRESIDED u. and who
bad sIr1siy made successful commencement and
-ood rrozre-- i'm the v-c-s Tbera Wa dearth q
tss5hs-s s1r me Children. end 81 vss q -ai day 90
me- when -arhsrj my fr,t group q Hawaiisn
dsys and si-s- at1ut me and mat TIE little dusky
f.ess rsise5 g mine, - vide awake and eager .
vere the ehudran in TIE fsr avsysl1nle laud. Here
7zs E-o-lIze, sui faith and hope seemed triunllhart.
Sometime after sc lad become accustomed % oar
new life. Her Royal HichRe-- Efuau. then Regent
o.. the realm I11eht o. me her little -u. Alsxan-
del LihoIiho. and requested mc 20 receive him a
isly pupil. H. vas bui three and 9 fzlf year. I'D
nj VS. very bright snd interligent child The
arrangement va.. that De should come O. Int every
morning with HI uur=- and spend tire whole day,
rg-uruir- home st night Their followed months o.
Delighted work with this sweet little Prime. Igaye
hin hfs frs kugvieiec n fire English iangJsgc,
snd tsuEhi him ..Th, sweet story o. Old The
deer chli crsSped knowledge with ayiiity and de-
liEhr. H Learned rapidly 90 speak The English
language and vc had ~iN hapfly and lru.itstle
-uoufhs foeu-hCr AZ The end q tat tine hi Royal
u11--e- cIiIt--..l n-f--i - t1l--l ain NJ PM
zrs@s that she PROPOSED -a 20 adopt thu child foT
on Own after the custom ~ the country and oTered
. resign him p chr -1}e care and g1lidance- But
ne little Prime had already been named heir %
the thrive and i was rizhty judged that any new
arrangement would involve tr1uhe in the Court and
county. 50 va hai DO restore the dear child b his
z-Erurli gaTliisu-. and tbe establishment 81 the
RoyEi Schci few ulc1ihs afterwards. provided
him With CT the educational aivsniage> he ~
luired. But CIR hearts followed him with tender
love rhro1-h al his years a. Prince and King, and
- called r. .sfatheT and mother" for many dsy.
Rg-hEr carry iu our missionary life. some q the
meFe aEuhifio-- am1ng the native boys. h--a11gnt
mc o. teach them she Ensiish ianEuaEe- I VA -
Eleasad with every evidence q interest aud prrss
znloug them tlst risdly eznplie-i and II came
20 YES that llasi lar-e evening SchpA IN the
English laueulge. composed chiefly of young men,
and sn0-her during the day for children in succes
ful operation before the Government had established
the system 0f Engii=h =ehpoi-- When that system
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-11
A Cast-Iron Vacuum Pan

E fee. IN diam. by : Tee. deep.
Vacuum PunpiuS Engine. ii-iHch cylinder
and l3-iuch stroke,
) Wroughi-Iron Tanks, each coo sailous
capacity.
Wrousht-IrOa Caimasys IS ie,i Eisu- i5-in
diam, i-S-iuch iliek.
/ Nulti;ubular Boiler, 10 fg-. lOug, lee. iu
diameter, with iuuzcc. front doors etc
complete.
! s0-ineh Wes.na's Paisli self taiaulius >ls-
peaded Sugsr-CuTins Centrifugal Ma
chinss. with the requisite indep endcuI
Iroa Framing, Wrought-Isoa sugar Mixer
Of 2,oeo gallons capaoi.y. with siirrcE.
Driving Gear &c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-11
Prayer by Rev. Dr. Hyde.
a Hymn Written by Mss n A Chamberlain for the
Occasion and Sung BY Ms Sarah King, Is former
Pupil II. Friends Joiningdn the Chorus


REV. LOWELL S,-rIH. Ms ABBY ". SMITH
~ GOLDEN WEDDING. lSs@
We hail with Joy lhis hsrl.y dsy.
Our hearts are filled with praise.
While friends snd kind1ed Join t. ssy
How blessed ars Gods vays.
Tlsss psreurs dear this honorcd Ioir
Joined hands IN days Of youth.
Pull fifty year 4 JOY and Care
To-day are filed in truth.
CHgsus-
For Aud Lang Syne, dear friends.
Fer Aud Lang Syne;
Wen take s cup o. kindness ye,.
For Aud LsnE Syns-
In youthful srdor, eonseeratc.
Tney left their nstive land;
To toll for Jesus, pray, and wait
Upon foreign s-rsni.
Ill Jesus love, al conoueTIng power.
Like mornings dswning light
Ger heather souls in nsTCy's hour
Shed blessed heaveE-bcrn light
CHoECs,
For Aud Lang Syue, dear friends.
For Avid Lang Syns:
Wen take cup q kindne> yei.
For Aud Lang >yne-
through many S,eenez Q. Joy and griet
Their welded lives have wound.
Their joys wsre long, their gTiefs -Tery bret
since God supported round
While precious babes in realms q light.
Await their coming blest;
LIES ulysteriE> 10 their chs>rened sight
No longer c@u~s unre-f-
CHORUS
FoT Aud lang cyn.- dear frieusl>.
For Aud Lang Syne
Wen take cup q kindness yet
For Aud lang Syns.
The Golden City shssis it. rays
Before their willing feet=
in this blg-t light swift pass their tisys.
I'LL their sweet home they greet.
Vow here's hsnd each trzzsfy friend
Come give n hand q thine.
We neer u forget this wedding day
When j. J. Aud Lang Syne
GHoECs
For Aud lang Syus dear friends
For Aud Lsng Sync;
Wei tske cup o. kindnc-s YET.
For Aud Lang Syne-
HoNoLVIlr. OF. End ISS5- AAC-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-11
VOL. ANu.--No. 10.

w the sxauining COMMITTEES, unite with the
e1sai company q uitnssS in cungTstulating ypu IN
SIS hlppy occasion. Nlohs, slohs- alohs nui
II / your golden wedding dsy. Il has t-en s
SUDDEN ssg q fiJy year 80 ycu. We join with our
congratulations some snlsu low tokens in golden
shapes But whist an these They an Perislahle.
-you canno, Carly them with yca,-,hc ares Of
the las day VIII consume them. Look ur lv
III aye @, faiih 81 yonisr golden >pirS towering
shove the walls q, the golden city, New Jerusalem
Thai city s~o1n Go oTsn II golden gsteS. guarded
by angels rlbei 10 sl5. holding in their hsnds like
-ohs tc- you- Rasss tbs; never fade s,zt-scs thzt
r1-. and need 70 winding up hap. ,izt an never
1-i u tuna. Nrs-s q sCd. sFrinkled with spray
from ,hoir roiien f5uutsins thst requiN no sweep
ne. Ec'soE of co,d that no trc- can con~ume, and
o,-1s q -1ld. purchased ly the Mood Of tn lsnlb
q Col au5 IT reserve for wa, after youis,c fought
thc goc5 fight. KEEP. the fsith, and fnishcyi yovr
c,1-ss- Alohs. alols, c-of5 a1a ra--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-11
A Fosz " xrs- DiIalgaa=. Resi- by xrs Adaus


r-E-zS FlE -EEE l-1-1EN WEnDIN5 .ANNIvEE>AE'
~ Rr7- sNr Mss 7 SMITH
HovoluIr. o.,obs- : ls,-
GIMME. chime. chine
DIVA tlC u-lsElsss Old river q. Time
With G s1l- and musical rhyme.
We u-zv hazr b v-t lis. 81 sCbliUlt
Wedding n1-l, thar ve-c -E-s in LIFE prime
L1lc SO. in 2 far away Slime
Chime. chime chime
Bells bells. bells.
gE.sszl C-os- silver sweet, sgIdsu 9e-l=-
Tbs cd st1-y esEL fresh TeSll-E tells,
With dear rleul'rics each new Cadgncs svvcll>-
And the VEs. ID the present. sill dvTsils
As ve Weld 20 tLs charm q thy spells
Oh nc-ls bells bells
Rlss- hIs-.. blse..
ETol1 -hct rs- welding Jisy. suiglrl- lrt>=-.1-
Which Was -e-rs1t with hopes uneEp-eSsed-
through tr-C wars shat Lsve home evCrv te~-.
= ~ iay. which sod cro7yus al tbs rg>'-
E-o-s cy-n lore E-s n proving r7rf bet
Bls--- hiss-- bl->--
Gold GOD gpld
AL the treasures ms; hears dcary>. hold
81 the love that hiss never grown odd
Inc Affections ani tEisls untold
Ths sharp tests il Gods cr-cibis old.
In v--r lL.e's sers-ucon. u1-- untold
Cold sold sod
ElizH-, bright. bright
Evlly eifl-c 20 Tgi-c 20 rls light.
Evs-y word thz- v-CS spoken with MI E-
Every s---1E-ic with 6srkn1ss and night
every sz-rllcc made tl- ID. right.
rs htz- treasured shove ir Co.'s SIGHT
Bright bright. bright
shine. shine shine
While -lE --rclg tlL-S ot upC-ll1l uiuE-
A. LEE llCLi 81 tbs v-tS- doth decline.
S.s-5- vuIr svs> looking forward 6s-re
T11se isir ulEuSit-s. the Lo7ls own design
F-r Tho hzsssl who hear ID -ley rra -riHrT
shine. shine. shine
Chime chime. chine
Msy t1s beautiful river q Time
Bssr vuu l1nE on IT, bosom >uhliu.
III the bells tEst wee r-D- en- LIES u-lIe
Tuu nav hssr With their musical RHYME
o. III stu-e e yc- Heavenly cline
Chime chine chime
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-11

rIresI $50 - ~ e--le- -.1-t q =
-. s. f1rr.rF .r Err-nf la--1racr F1rF r1ztrr1rT
trr LllrE Eslks- 11I1a.- Ar-ls-t 49,
-. - Elazaz i'sE1Esl TT. ~ Fis'T s1',sss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-11
A Fine Assert mt. Of CrOckeryI

A Sp,cadi6 lot Of Eug,;sE aui FEoaca Groc-I-
is, particulars will bc given on arrival
a tic Steamship Hauss' Also
4 small inyuice Of beautiful Irish Linen DAM
ask, Sileo;iugs, and Csmbric Hzndser-
chiefs, direct from Belfast, ireland.
\ snail invoke q choice WATER ColoRS,
by Celebrated Artists.
Also, 20 srrive by Vessel ugv icslIuz %
GLASGOW
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-11
Other recent Vessels
THE FOLLOWING
DRY GOODS and CLOTHING

Prints OF latest styles, fast colors:
Blue Denims, White Crodon Sheeting
Horrock's Long Cloths, Brown Linen Drill,
Pure Linens. Moleskins,
Blue and White Check Listados,
Fancy Dress Goods, Fancy Plaids,
Russia Crash. Scarfs, Ties, Cravais,
Croohets and Fancy Work.
Towelings and Towels,
Mems White and Brown Cotton Half-H Hose.
Ladies' Hose, Mems Ready made Clothing,
lndia Rubber Goals, Caps and Leggings,
Regatta and woolen Shirts,
Blue and Grey Horse Blankets.
White Cotton Blankets
Woollen Blankets al colors, sizes and
weights:
Woollen, and Canton Flannels.
Velvet and Tapestry Carpehngs.
Velvet and Tapestry Rugs, Carpets and
Mats.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-11
NOW FULLY DUE:

Gases, {. :, : AMI 9 feet, les, English Corm-
gated Roofing, Galvanized Rigging for
sane.
Bbls Bos; English Forilaad Ceuaoai,
Bids hest Annealei Fencing Wine, Ne. 4, ;,
and t,
Bids rs; English Galvanized Feucius Wire
Nos. aud 6,
Coils Galvanized Wire Rope, al! sizes,
Hales Genuine TwiH0i, Ruc-siupci
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-11
BAGS

Coz which thcrc Is = Number lf worthless
limitations n the narkcll. We aTe q Ongi-
ual Importers and SOLE AGENTS afshese
Celebrated Bags, and the great demands for
then from :Sc planters has induced some
manufsciareTs and their agcuis 10 gCl MP
cheap imitation Of then
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-11

S-B-Thas Eairs5 5. s-i,lti. ~ Aainai Psvrr.
ALso roE sAIH.
straight Sized Rails, u ma, 70 The gara.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-11


t3GI0b 4
II bas "a =.
@ asat PLY
iss,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-11

yvr-z-Ey rcE -lzE E11orx WELDING .AN~IvrE>AE
~ Rr7-. sNr Ms. Z SMITH
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-31

Albert, Prank
BuhreE Jacob
Ball, BF
Blakesley, Harry A
Berry, Mrs Lloyd J
Barclay Robert
Barlow, Mrs Anna L
Brown, J
Brown. Ella
Bush Harriet
Bowling. Jos
Cochran, John (cord)
Chcnault John j
Chanler, Albert
Clay, A A
Collins, Elnira Il
Campbell, A G
Cooper, L G
Carr, J r.
Cove, J w
Cowau, S NJ
Dudney, A ~
billiard. Jack
Dunning, Catharine
Daniels, Hon John w
bearing, William l.
Dotson, Mile
Davis, Maggie
Esmon, Ellen
Erwin, Rev T W
Foin, Z + t2l
Frame, A q
Fowler, John
Gibbs. Julia
Glover, ST
Galliher, Joel n
Garner, G ]
Hudson, h +
Hudson, Col p W
Hamilton. 7 b
Heiihecker, 4 w
Hayes, Julia NJ
Jack, II
Jackson. Martha
Jones, Fannie
Jones. A A
Kirby. II 4
Keelin, Robbard
kenon, James
Kindlc, Henry
KEGS, Mr.
Landen. Miss NJ
Leonard, Amanda (co
Lang, III
Layinan, TO
Muller, NJ L
Miller. Allen
Manning A
Murphy, John
Mars, Becky
Martin, Sarah North
Morrison, VIM A
Morpheys, W b n W ,
Moore, Mary
Massey, Jno
Mitchell. sormla
Newall, DR.
Oyler, Addie
Plats, WIN
Penn. ID h (2)
Prindlc, Willie Emma
Quilkins. Thos
Range, Katie
Russell. Tom
Suball. Rudolph
Shannon, Virginia
Slanters Il Bro
5umpter, Guy
Smith, Alfred
Speer. JOS L
Stuart, J Il
Stakley, ] 5
Story, Annie
Tribue, Ella
Twyman, Mollie l.
Thomas, Mandy
: Wade, Martha
Woodell, J u
/, Whitley. l. J
Willis. w c
Williams, Sharlet
! WomacE, z T.
Warren, Dallas
Zimmerman, Jno
Misc
Come, Sebastian
, Jackson, Ann
T Dues {
: Brruey, C y
!, Kubler, Konard
| Shaw, A
: Doyle, Martin (2)
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The Brown Cotton Gin Co., New London, c.,

isrud y Rroira, ffcSf, Edo T. Brotn Treas
These machines run light, make fne sample ana
clean the seed properly Best English cast s,eci In tho
SAWS the teeth will not bond break OIL or turn back
iroa puueys throughout, brush strongly made. with
adjustable boscs, east steel Journals and two belts
o'y at"tch cnd-onsuring cool bearinFs, full speed
and steady motion (only Gn In market havinl, this
improvoment) Extra large shafts to saw aud brush
cylinders. Strong iron frame best materials supe-
rior workmanship, hne finish.
sf-Morc Brown Gins have bcen sold during the past
hroe seasons than any other two makes combined Mr.,
Israel u Brown from 1873 to 1855 Of tho firm OF H. T.
TaylorS Co. OF Columbus, Gal tho president 81 the
company, hns had q longer practical experience In
making Gins than amy othcrman living. Present facl
ties formanufec,urins and shipping uncquaed by any
other establishment OF tho Kind In the world Hence
our very low pglces for such superior machines.
rrIce List OF GINS, Feeders and Condensers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-31

Belmont, Josie
Bledsoe, W h
banks, Miss Annie
BrOsius, + q
Barton, J c
Brooks, rabitha
Brown, Reuna
Bright, J T.
Busbee, l. d
Boyd, Charley
Corhrane, Frank (2)
Calm, Arch
Chandler, Mrs J w
Collins, Anuie
Campbell, Rev J A
Cooper, j ID
CURLY, Anna
Carpenter, Thomas
CASTOR, John
Debore + S
Dangairi, Mr.
Duncan, James
Daniels. Francis Il
Dawson, ] n
Dawson, J DePrlest
Eusinger, Louis
Fesslcr, w O
Franklin, b
Gouldey, Angelina
Glasby, Mary
Green, L II
Garvin, j Il
Hodge, w IL
Uughs, | l.
Harris & Co, d Is
Hamen, John
jackson, C d
Jones, X &
Jones, James NJ
Johnson, Harras
Keeling, Jas L
Knowles, Ed A
Kennedy, NJ J
Kirby, Lee
Lindsay, Dan
J Lindsay. Thos
Lewis, Charley
Miller, Mary NJ
Miller, Isabella
Monteath, Jas
Marshall, Mira
Martin Leander
Martin, W IL
Morton " Co (9)
Morgan. o "
Morris, Lena Il
Mowshaw, Chas
Pain, Jesse
Paine, Emma
Reiss, Miss Il
Schnfer. Sue
Shacklcford. + W
Sullivan, Mike
simons, J )
Sanders, II p
Stith, ID G
Steward. Mrs G W
Steakley, Fannie
Tatwcll, Hollie (2)
Thompson, Susanah
Taylor, Gen
Wood, l. b
Wood, j l.
Nllltc, ~ II
Waldron, W ]
Williams, Horace
Wright, q w t2)
WoOten, A NJ " w V
sllaneous.
HHircr, Geo
Stein, Rachael
nd Foreign.
Johnson, Eliza Ann
Leboef, CallXto
Conerty, Pat
Parker, Edward
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-31

stead OF cotton. The same shortage Of grain
supply has checked immigration into the State.
and the new lands. which, il was estimated. new
corners would plant have not been cultivated,
Of late the weather has been more favorable
10 th- growing crop, and this has had It's inlu-
enee on prices, The market Is very sensitive,
hui to nothing more than reports of the weather,
Upon this will largely depend the course Of
prices.
We are using every effort TO inform ourselves
or the increase and decrease In acreage through
out the cotton belt Reports of this. as also Of
the condition of the crops will we hope. be in
and averaged in time TO give The results 10 our
constituents In our monthly circular.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-31
F1lyCE AND COTTON.
FINANCIAL.

=, Nav Sl,-Money matters In this city
pAllAs, asier al this season than they are
NJ sThare are few askings al the banks,
hg TN, stock men, while the mercantile
pris, ~, desire nothing outside OF discounts
Dnuaa >. Inmate commercial paper, II is
ms there will be double or thflbbie
lln',rat Of grain handled here over that of
snsvious year ana dealers WI, proD9Dly
N pN,,s large bank accommodations when
ssgins to arrive freely.
y V'ee,IIAs VIGILANCE AND COIN.
.SS,ng. Selling. Buying. Selling,
sss'E SYPareaa st. Louis l,@h Par@A
N r9GPar@a N. o.. h@s Par@ <
Son Par@A Houston..h Par@&
is sun q all points X toS discount. Sterling
iIcaauss Francs, SOS 10. Marks. %.
KY so1Isrs .gOcts. Mexican doll scot
sl So halves ,4Octs. Mexican quarters l5ct
J. ,onS THOMPSON. the wel-known banker
W York. does not regard the situation with
Mssn.on prices" he said, have depre-
NJ All the way from 20 to 40 per cent, and
sag what | conceive 10 he at nominal
.Ssr1 The shlpmer Of gold will not Tor
|Ssxceed the gold pre- uc' OF our mipes cay,
I'm 1853 with the same amouut OF t.',Ous
t.si,bst we commenced with in lss 50. q,
a,"ning times have passed, aud 4 h ut
wsrter OF the speculative Split IN ue pn0-
ANA that there was II year o. -, Ihls
shss an impOrtaut beanie @u sne money
.,tst nm, leaves II safer for commercial and
.'rill operations The government VIII GER
E.rllsbnrse It's receipts even if taxation shall
/. reduced to some extent. The currency
{,,ton in relation to contraction or expansion
hing discussed without much prospects
snT results. The national banks
eel certainly be permitted TO perpetu.
their organizations and continue
7, hasine.s. Nevertheless, the profit on cur
{Ty 4 SO small that contraction of national
IDipotes is likely to take place and to fill this
sTlm my ideG is that treasury certificates
,.rg gold deposits, and also against silver de.
iss in bullion shape, should be issued In
jrominations suitable for popular circula-
n and that there should be no limit on the
n oi gold and silver certificates, except only
Iblar Of certificates agninsta dollar Of precious
al
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Msaieai.

Illustrated Marriage Guide 40 pages cloth
and gilt binding, 50 cents; same In paper cover.
. cents Manhood, 10 cents wolnanhooc 10
cents pamphlet cents securely sealed, By
mail Send money or postage STAMPS. NJ
WHITTIER, the great specialist CIT ST. Charlie
street. ST Louis, No
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On local freights are as follows, second-class
Fer 100 Pounds. Per 100 pounds.
LETTER LIST.

The following IS a list Of letters remaining In
the PoStoflice at Dallas, Dallas county Texas for
the week ending May 81, lSS9. which, ii not
called for In four weeks win be sent to the dead.
letter Office Parties calling for these letters will
please say advertised" giving tbs date Of the
list Parties living in the city will please have
their mail addressed to their street snd number.
A. A. WnIssEN L, NJ.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-31
FUTURES,

THE sales Of futures In this city have been
light and as the exchanges are closed In other
cotton markets there are no reports
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-12-16

If the people and l'ress of New Or
leans will do little less wbooping
and more genuine investigating into
the late election frauds Of that city,
the men may be caught ny with who
crNcy of the whole South desire to
see u stop put to this kind OF rascal
ty, and the time for such things 10
be wipked ut aud passed over in
silence has gone forever. nevermore
to return. II a few of these rapscal-
lions 6ud their way into the peniten-
tiary it will not take long to make
decent men out of our ballot box
suffers. $50.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-12-16

s A curious decision is reported 40
having been given by u Chinese man.
DARN the other day. A Cbinee who
had been drinking in . tea-house
pulled out q dollar 10 pay the, bill
This WAS immediately claimed by an
Indian, who was there, too. and who
accused the Chinaman OF having s.o-
len il from bin. On the matter be-
ing ing referred to the magistrate sec.
ond claimant appeared in the form
of . Japanese. bat neither could
make good his case. After profound
deliberafion the magistrate came to
the conclusion that there was not the
the slightest evidence to prove that
the dollar belonged 70 either the
Japanese or The Hindoo; he decided.
therefore. that it should be divided
equally between them, and the CHI
usman discharged from custody.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-12-16
COTTON.
PROVISIONS.


4 MESS PORK-$lS %. tst5f
7tc, loose 5G4c lower. 49,
BACON-shonlders SIC, clear rib sides
l2sc. long clear l23c. ,s.e..s
LARDNRehned IN tierces lIfc, refined
In kegs l2c, refined in buckets SC.
HANS-Choice new canvas sugar-cured
l5al6c plain l2a@l3lc, ordinary to me
di,InI HOP. ais go
BELT -Choice fsnily mess beef SIS %
l6.cO ia bbIs. 80 50@l000 in half bbis,
nlediem and ordinary mess beet in bbls
sl4GSl5. Fulton market Sl2.259l300 y
half Dbl. 3 5asiat IT Hu
FLOUR-s4 75@6. so. ost
COIN MEAL--s2 9093 20. So
COFFEE Rio IT, fair etc.
good 9ac, prime Zoe. ....'.
RIGE-C Common 4tc. ordinary 4tc, good
ST. prime SIC, choice 69c. .-.....
= SUGAR-Prime isc, choice 6tc, yellow
clarified isr, choice white S.@e4c.
| MOLASSES - Choice SIC, prime 48c,
| fair 43c, common 35(935c
BUTTER.-lo935c,a s to quality.
j. CHEESE--Stpl5c,a rs to quality.
l. IRISH POTATOES 80 0O{93 so.
| SWEET P0TATUES-Sl.75. D.f
|. 4 ONIONS-S2 25(12.75. - 5-a
| !, Woodbury. lU(9l5c II 10. Louisiana
clear 23@25c, clear lake 25(@26c
| COUNTRY HIDES Green salted 7@7tt
dry flint l1}9I2c,dry sailed l0C9llc per u
damaged green hides &c OIL damaged dry
PELTs-chosce sheep 2o(S3oc, goat LOG
25c, coon 5(GfUc, mink lO(@ nc. beave
5Otds1 90. otter SIG $50, deersbins ESQ.,
4 TALLCW-7(t.74c for country. 5t
-. AZ y ! cst< ll>v,
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CONAN. Gossip.
New YokslK, Dec. 6. issa

- T.
had an extended conversation
with leading Western Republican
Senator, who was III town for u few
days, on the results Of the electlous
ard their effect on business, aa we'll
as on the action of Congress. The
gentleman is . great admirer OF Sec
rotary Foig-r, and some OF his re-
marks under these circumstances
struck me. as peculiar. Said be: "a
great many Republican papers argue
that there can be no change IN the
tariff, hecause the new House does
not meet uutiI December 1883. at
which time the Senate will be divided
as to its politics, and the President
probably strongly inclined toward
the protectionists. Now this is all
talk. Being a Republican. cannot
help admitting that the party is com
mitied to protectionism. The tsr'B
~ it stands il one Of the outgrowths
.of The civil war. 1t was passed hen
the Southern members OF Congress
left their seats, but il ~as then only
regarded MS Il temporary ipeasure
That it has lived sa-Iong is only 90
osher proof OF the truthfdlness OF tht
rvntious Of English students o
Americas politics, that nowhere elss
in the civilized world are people con
tent to let things drift along as mucl
as in the United States. The exist
ing tariff is az much relic of the pas
~ the bloody shirt" and the Ku
Klux Clan. The Republican part
held an to it too long. and when tn
people gave the Democracy the All
to cut il sdowp. the party went dow
with Il. tell you . change ID tn
| teri1 is in the air. All the iuterna
taxes, except those on liquor. Tobacco
and few other items will be abol
ished. aud import duties greatly re
reduced. This, of course, will b
followed By cheapening goods. wbic
! IL boom for the poor and middl
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The editor of the Marksyille Re-
view frantically exclairus, "Oh, for
the fields and woods. with dog and
gunl" The same desire possessed
us some days ago., bnt our ardor is
now cooled down. We went duck
ing, and got it the ducking The
grace with which we slid into the WA
ter would have been envied by even
our enthusiastic Marksville friend.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-12-16
A JU D1oIoUs MOVE.

Below We publish the outlines of
the constitution proposed TO be adopt
ed by board which is to be organized
in Colfax on Saturday. Jan. 6, 1885.
This is a move in the RICH, directionl
and we feel confident will meet with
hearty approval from our citizens.
Let there be full attendance at the
organization on the 9Th Read the
form of constitution and see, how you
like it: