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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03
.O~~ON~NO~-~
TOWN FINANCES.

The first duty of the new lo"o
Council elected yesterday, will De 10
look into the matter OF Town man
ces and ascertain if our Town gov
erpmept can not be conducted at a
smaller expense to the taxpayers
who are grumbling at the burden
they are now bearing. We under
stand that the high water last Spring
eptailed an unusual expense for
which the outgoing Council bad to
provide, and we are not disposed to
criticise or condemn their manage
ment of our Town financial affairs.
We have no doubt but that they did
the best they could do under the cir
cum stances, but we know that our
Town tax and license payers are
looking to the newly elected officers
for a reduction of expenses. lnclu'
ding the Engine tax the real estate OF
the Town is now paying total OF 20
mills, State, Parish and Municipal
tax. This is a greater burden than
property can bear and prosper.
The new Council will find the
Town in debt, and will have a splen-
did opportunity of making for them
selves much credit if they can de
wise the ways and means of spend
| Ing less money and requiring less
taxation. The Town for many years
was run without levying any tax al
all. It seems to US that it can be
done again. If both licenses ane
taxes are to be levied it appears tina
they could be made so small that nj
one would feel the burden of either
We propose hereafter to hav'
something more to say on this sub
lject which is one of general interes
to the citizens OF our Town.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

SENATOR Sherman is said by his
friends to be worth only three hum
dred Thousand dollars. His enemies
would call that high price for him.
An estimate of the value Of his bro
Their Tecumsah has never yet been
made.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

JONES was riding, and saw a board
nailed upon post in the yard of farm
house, with a sign painted on it, "rhis
Farm for Sails Always ready for a
little pleasantly, and seeing woman
in checked sun bonnet picking up an
apron full of chips at the woodpile in
front of the house, he stopped aud asked
her very politely when the farm was to
sail. She went on to her work, but re-
piled to his question instanter: "Just as
soon as the man comes aloCg who can
raise the wind.'-[New Haven Register.
This suggests similar incident
that occurred in some city. A wag
noticed on the sidewalk cask with
words .sfor sail" on it. He wrote
underneath: "For freight or passage
apply to the bung.hole. - Elk.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

-ONE. ARMED and one-legged men
have risen into a sudden popularity.
Petition after petition flow into the
Senate praying for higher pension
for the veteran Timber. toes and his
confrere. The pension list is so enor
moua already, but If it can be stretch
ed any more it should be for crippled
soldiers; and if downright fairness
should prevail, our Southern cripples
should come in too for their share,
for the Southern people pay their
share Of the taxes.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

A Loss PREvENrED.-Many lose
their beauty from the hair falling or
fading. Parker's Hair Balsam sup
plies necessary nourishment, pre-
vents falling and grayness and is an
elegant dressing.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

TIE Democratic aspirants to
the speakership of the House of Re-
representatives. 80 far announced are
Messrs. Carlisle, Randall, Springer,
Converse, Blackburn, Holman and
Morrison.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

--Gov. Cleveland, OF New York,
says he knows nothing of the plans
for the presidential campaign of 1884
and shall be content if he is able to
perform the present duties to the en-
tire satisfaction of the people.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

CORNELL University, at Ithica,
New York, having increased its
wealth nearly 100000 in the last
two years, is now the richest educa
sional institution in the country, ex-
cept Columbia College, in the city OF
New York.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

TAXATION should be based on
The principle of equal and exact jus
tice to all and favors to none. Mel
Their corporations or individuals have
any claim to be exempted from It's
burdens.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

ACCORDING to some of the wise
statisticians, this is TO be wonder
full year for marriages. They assert
that the wheat crop is 80 intimately
associated with the question of mar
riages that at is possible to calcu.
late the ratio between the number oil
bushels raised and the number Of
marriages to take place."
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

PERSEVERANCE Fire Company,
of Washington, La, has just recelV'
ea Steam Fire Engine.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

john Howard Payne's original
manuscript OF "Home, Sweet Home,
is owned in Atlanta, Ga
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

INVALID wives and mothers are
quickly restored to health by using
Browns Iron Bitters. They are q
true tonic.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

SECRETARY Folger, it is said Will
soon marry Mrs. Moore, a rich " ssn
iDgton widow.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

-OUa thanks are due to Hon. NJ
g. blanchard for valuable congress
ional documents.
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A BIG SUCCESS. -"My wife was in
bed two years with complication of
disorders her physicians could not
cure, when was led to try Parker's
Ginger Tonic. 1t was big success.
Three bottles cured her, at cost OF
dollar and fifty cents, and she is
now as strong as any woman R.
D., Buffalo.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

JOHN Thompson Robertson, the
Oldest editor in Virginia, who died
on Saturday, the 23d ult., iu Peters
burg, was man of great learning,
and had committed to memory the
whole book of the New Testament
and the Psalms.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

The entomologist of the British
Royal Agricultural Society, Miss A.
E. Ormerod, says that some kinds OF
caterpillars may be frozen ia their
winter shelters so that they may be
broken like sticks without being in
jured by the freezing.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

VIZ. H. England, who has been
the publisher of the New York World
for the past year, is to retire and be
succeeded by John G. Speed, who
for some time past has been its man
aging editor. A. Oakley Hall will
assume the position of managing ed
itor as we'll as of editorial writer.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

--FoR Fresh Groceries and Fami.
ly supplies, go to Mires Rosenthal.
Stock replenished every week.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03
THE State of Name takes Il

The State of Maine takes the
lead in the building Of ships and
other vessels propelled by sails. No
other State makes a "good second"
in the race. The latest published
official report, that dated June 80,
1881, gives for Maine for the pre-
ceding year total of Al, 374 tons.
Mex! In rank is Michigan, with
$3.50 tons. Then comes Massachu.
sets, with 472s, and following Wis.
consin, 1929 tons; Pennsylvania,
327S tons, and California, 1897 tons.
An analysis Of the business in Maine
in the same document shows fol- the
district of Bath 25,418 tons, the
balance of about 10000 tons being
divided among 10 different precincts
or building districts in the State.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

--MRs. Lantry drew poor houses
fn Brooklyn.
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Ills is the only Lottery eUer voted ON ana
endorsed By the people OF
any State.
louisiana State LotteryCo

Incorporated in 1863 for 25 years by the
Legislature for Educatianal and Cbarita.
bic purposes-w'th Capitol OF ~ 90! wv
to which reserved fund Of over $50,
600 has since been added. By an over
wbelming popular vote its f,apebtse was
made q part Of the present State Const.tu'
ton adopted December 2. A. u. 1879.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

his 10y blCl |
While Hope and Joy, with nursery song
and fable,
Rocked the soft cradle Of the newborn
Year.
IND on the wintry air came, loudly ring
ing,
The clamorous bells; mingling their
merry din
Sometimes with sounds Of prayer, and
sometimes singing,
To watch the Old Year out and the New
Year in.
So must we stand, and looking far be-
hind us
Read the closed record of the vanished
year;
Then forward, trusting that the next will
find us
To noble aims more true, to Heaven
more near.
And though the Year that's gone has
reft US
Ofmany friends who cheered our youths
fresh morn,
Well cling with closer hearts to those
still left us,
Till they or we. shall reach life's final
bOurn.
For our loved county, thanks to bounte-
GUS Heaven!
Plenty and Peace together crown her
days,
No thunderbolts Of war her breast have
riven;
No burning cities shone through burn
ing haze.
Far be from us, the conquerors meteor
glory,
The palms of victory and the warriors
bays!
We'd rather gain some honors not so CORY
The happiest nations win no poets
praise.
If we would read the old and oft-told story
Well turn to climes beyond the brin,
Where from the birth of Time, now oil
hoary,
Have battling nations dug each other
graves:
And War, the grim and CORY Incarnation
Of every woe that human hearts Cal
scar,
Holds his fierce revel, pours his dread i
baton,
Rivers Of blood and oceans of salt tears
Hank to the thunder from a cloudles
Heaven!
See the red rain that soaks the desel
sand!
Mark the dun smoke in sulphurous to-
rents driven
Blotting out all that's fair on sea {
! strand!
Where the Worlds Conqueror reared h
golden city,
; By the soft bosom Of the midland sea
Hear the shrill shrieks, the bootless pra.
ers for pity,
!, Harrow the soul, the blood with horrt
freeze!
The deed is done, the CHASTITY visic
3 passes,
The sunlight smiles once more on hi
and dale;
But where tho sea the once fair eli
7 glasses,
s Dark Ruin frowns, and Murder tain
the gale.
2 Peace reigns at last, the peace of desol
ton:
q Wars red simeon has ccssed awhile
blow;
4 Victorious England, Europe's mightie
al nation,
Crowns with fresh laurels her imperi
8 But happier they who prize not warli
glories,
% Who want no laurels stepped in bio
and tears,
" Who, for memorandum of old storie
Will not blot out lifc's happiest, sun
al est years.
"a So, my kind Patrons, we will all c.
tent us
With tho rare blessings Peace q
1Sl Plenty give;
So And thank the gracious Father who h'
o. Means both to live, and to help 9th
live.
TIE State of Name takes
65 lead in the building of ships a
% other vessels propelled by sails.
other State makes "good secon
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03
THE ELECTION.

The election yesterday for Mayor
and Councilmen of our Town, to
serve for the next two years, came
of, and proved to be anything but
one sided affair. There was, OF
course, the usual favoritism shown
as is generally the case in such con:
tests. Below we give the names of
the different candidates, and the
number of votes received by each:
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

chase, they will con-
expressed above.-I
George w. Bothards,
7. w. Yale,
John Grey, !
Robert Norris, |
J. w. Hair,
J. NJ. McClendon,
w. A. Edwards, |
w. E. Edwards, |
B. Smith,. !
j. L. Dowty, \
w. J. Walker, |
Robert Turpin,
j. Ezell,
Mrs. NJ. B. Sudron,
C. P. KEGS,
NJ. Dumpsey,
George +. King,
John Hopkins,
j. =. Blake,
w. Y. Moore,
Thomas G. Duivus,
George F. King,
w. Harris,
c. s. Enquire,
M. Hayes,
L. Elmore,
J. BOnon,
L. Stafford,
NJ. E. Aymous,
A. 3. Rylaud,
J. E. Ryland,
J. w. Keller,
John Brown,
B. Bubcnzer,
r. A. West,
q. z. Price,
James Meckley,
B. Waddie,
H. J. Williams,
Thomas Hickman,
G. w. Hickman,
S. NJ. Lacroix,
w. G. Bullock,
o. C. Watson,
VIM. S. Irwin,
l.. Bush,
A. Bush,
c. Conlea,l,
I. Monk,
NJ. b. Chandler,
J. Billingsly,
Guss Brown,
G, G. Hunt,
j. Kirke,
Il. Kay,
John +. Smart,
NJ. NJ. McSmith,
N. G. Parker,
j. Smith,
j. A. Harris,
John McInnis,
in. Lamberth,
J. J. Hughes,
N. S. Williams,
J. r, Swain,
o. H. Stephens,
w. w. Turner,
G. Westm0reland,
J. w. Arnold,
z, Young,
J. G. Harper,
L. D Spear,
j. Kent,
j. Cole,
George Brown,
J. Z. Eloin,
John Thomas,
A. Alexander,
H. HarNel,
Mrs. 7. NJ. Podgct
Mrs. G. Sporosc,
j. Duce,
T. j. Ellis,
G. W. Wilton.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03
iron RANGES.
Manufactured BY St. Louis Wrought
Iron Range Company, OF
st. Louis, Mo.
ALEXANDRIA, La,

ALEXANDRIA, La,
Dec. %, 1882.
WE. the undersigned citizens OF Rap
ides, Avoyclles, Grant, St. Landry, Nat
chitoches and adjoining Parishes take
pleasure in recommending the Wrought
Iron Ranges, manufactured by the
Wrought Iron Range Company, OF st.
Louis, Missouri. These Ranges have been
thoroughly tested by us and We unheslta-
tingly pronounce them as superior to any
Cooking Stove that we have ever used.
In design, arrangement, simplicity OF
detail, and in quality of material the
Range cannot be excelled. In durability,
economy of fuel and perfection of every
essential in Cooking Stove it surpasses
any we have ever tried. We can there
fore chcerfully commend these ranges to
every one. This testimonial of its value
we have voluntarily given in order that
the public elsewhere may be induced to
test the merits of an article of actual ne
ccssity in every household, and we feel
assured that if it may be the means Of in
lucing others to purchase, they will con-
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ISs''oJ
assured that if it may
ilucing Others to pur'
cur III the opinions
J. L. Connella,
w. H. Rcdman,
F. L. Peart,
Thos. N. Nixon,
Jos. We'll,
j. II. Sullivan,
L. Bushnell,
j. NJ. Wells,
NJ. l.. Durham,
J. w. Hickman,
J. James,
S. Wheedley,
w. r. Hobbs,
NJ. J. Durham,
7. II. Neal,
S. c. Campbell,
Mrs. N. A. James,
jesse Isles,
Mrs. NJ. X. James,
w. G. James,
jeff. Wells,
w. P. Flower,
NJ. S. Trimble,
J. NJ. Nixon,
w. 0. Synes,
Joseph Williams,
II. C. Cavely,
n. Tccken,
| C. johnson,
John Smith,
r. II. Wilmington,
II. H. Smith,
James Croford,
| S. D. Williams,
IL. Lawrence,
Joseph Lawrence,
IL. Walker,
IL. L. Reed,
Joseph Price,
H. Hickman,
J. 7. Morgan,
L. G.. Cannon,
J. w. McCann,
&c. o. Red,
II. E. Collins,
B. F. Moore,
A. Stephens,
J. L. Collins,
|C. G. Hutchinson,
S. A. Neal,
S. B. Soutford,
IG. w. Hennigan,
B. Holston,
H. G. Tullis,
VIM. L. Brister,
IL. A. Carlisle,
III. w. Bobets,
VIM. B. Carter,
john Long,
!, ! John D. Land,
IN. Bichard,
Wash Sitit,
Y. T. Wier,
! A. Mainly,
J. r. Wier,
la. Soovant,
v. Richard,
r. Cornnier,
!. James Miller,
b. Bunashie,
A. Burley,
$ J. Budroe,
J. D. Richard,
+ j. O. Richard,
ID. Sicily,
IN. L. Garland,
&c. Dcb;.lloe,
S. X. Wallace,
ri V. Babeneaux,
A: Bandreau,
ID. L. Taylor,
S P. A. Lablau,
N. Mcbride,
P. Redo,
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ALEXANDRIA. La.

WEDNESDAY. ...... JAN. 8, 1883
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ICARRIEKS ADDRESS

OF THE
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COMMERCIAL.
IInrntntn. NJ. MAY q. ,aai

iIoaptutu. H. l.. May u, 1854
business fpf tho mnst part sinfs our las, ISSUE has
fallen n considerably in the activity that ws nn'irsd
the f.~ weeks prvyiuu. We have snt ~ the rush II
steamer ~sets and have settled down into ths pafhst
psri leo u hs,s latter have tsare, Ibis seek toF
san Francisco, The tatstA and ! { fori taking -
stso,ely sateros valued At fssass, end tss,3h The
value q the safen w the SUES last esst f1t the same
roft. wss tsss,ah,
1hs pin, pal sssnl In trade erls tbs wsst was the
,t,,N sale on TUESDAY spd Wednesday u I " Davies
Co by Mf J. T. Adams, ehi,h Wss fa,tiy attended
and fat pfi5ss obtained On Thusdsy an assignee
,sis u the Io,t IN trade Il u Lynch vas held
wh,h tssise,l, rsoat, hs,,st than was expected a'
the attendance Va, s,oi AMI ths satl varied
To-day Nj Adams will NE, several parcels u dss'r
as tssi estate a.o epvahls homestead lo,ation
fai Particular Vt sb,h 80 ths su,tirn eulumn.
Ouf nes mail arrival ir9fn the toast viii probably te
the LADY tamp.uh. due shuut the end " tho month,
ps,re,uns tho rsr5'tcd expected arrival oi tho = NJ
s S CIV II rstin fou China and Japan, en- route :,
san tnnasso gather ua positive Information, th'
agents fspi,tns to ow qusts, that shs might no touch
hgfv
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fot Gina PER Livingstone. May % II Chinese
ror San Ffaueis,o pr Eursta. May - " A Rod
rinuss, u thfisy, thafY, Duidy
~, San Ffansissa, per { Fotd, May - Mere
we'll aud wife. q simrsnn and vile
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man. spsidinF
fut Haolai and Maui, pst tshua, May - J n
wnsh, tnna, Bpen, Mr Weed, " spfoull
F,f Kahuiui, pet Eilauea flou. MAY - W tsnnell.
J " ilotnst, q W Nartau Miss Cray Mr. Iiehbar,
Ms rasian, " tisni,t, l. Andrew. Hlatkis
boz kauai, pet { \ bishop, May - u Webb, Mrs
Ntisau. NJ lewis , BUR- 4. Wi,as, J Eos. II A
Wismann, = Cannasafp, 4 " Wttei W " bevstl,
vits aud children, Mis- Ffsdenbete, kibltng Y
\ Mssfs. " tlosefisw
fH vind~ssd pors per litslts, May - Ills Mai
esiy the hing, Queen tmma, Mr. bishop, Mr.
King, Miss Peabody, Mfs u Robinson, NJ and MIR
8 lhbrns, Mis- nun,ah. Mrs I Howe, " Jones,
Ms Rosa, g : huaulmaH, ! Gay, " ] wight, 2 !
Bishop, & II ntagr, W u Nssnndet II laitlardi ]
Adams, Capt Clunty, Z Cum S Parker. Hiahop WI
lie, Estau, nafnss. ] A Palmer
rot San ftansis,o. pet sue1, May "a a uiman
Nu Bates, Cray, wife anil child, MIS- llnstoad
Mr., ds Ia Nstns and thildren, W Gfievs. Miss I
| wilder. = Ndama, ! II Shsvr 3 Iafteell and
| family. Mr Healy Nfs Z W wilder aud child. Mr.
cap, Shepherd and chilt. Mr' I Smith NJ Sass, . {
I Maoiafiane, . S,hvaritnann. S sachs. Larson,
| Metrat Fernandez, daughter and servant, ]
| Santos Redslah, lss Hing, Al soy T. A Lynn, ia
sws I Smith. = trttson, wife and ,hild, W Guiiek
| son, wife aud thhi, l. Peterson, { McIefnan, tu
| gerald u Dundhen T. Smith. Al Song, Spencer, u
Mcmillan, ] W MpianJsy.
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Vessel, Expected from Foreign Ports

Bremen Ger. hk CAHorUs. Loose
Due July $40. Iiaekfeld Co, Agents.
Bosroa. Am bk. S. II. .ALLHs..............El Eldridge
Due June is. c. Brewer q CO., Agents.
GLASGOW, Brit ship, SHANNON. ..... ...... Passful
Due July IS G. W. Macfarlane Co, Agents.
Nav CNsrIs, N S W, Ger. bk, HARsoprus. Oelrieh
Overdue. G. W. Maefarlane & Co, agts.
NEw CAsTLs, N. S. W, Am bktne MALAY, Peterson
Overdue. Coal, ships account.
NHw CASTLE NSW, - EsTKLLA.............ro Poole
Overdue. W. &. Irwin & Co, agents
NEw NoEE, Am. bk kSrARTAs...,..........Cr CroSsley
Due July ro-iS. Castle h Cooke, Agents
SAN FRAseisco, Haw. blk. LrLy GRAeE -. Hughes
Via Mahukona) Due.
NEw CASTLE S w, Brit ship, ST. LAWRENCE Well
Loading March Al. Wilder Co, Agents
Nrw CAsrLE, N. s. w, - NosANTuM......F Foye
Loading March C Brewer & Co, Agents.
LIVERPOOL, Brit bk. IsLK or ASGLEsEA. Dimey
To sail in April. G. w. Macfarlane & Co, Agents.
PoRT GAMBLE, Am. bk HoFE ........... .Penhallow
Overdue. Levers & Cooke, Agents
SAN FRAsctsco, Brit. S. S. GLEsELG ... Specify
Due June /. c. Brewer Co, Agents
SAN FRANCISCO, Br. bk, LADY LAMPsos .,.... Rust
Due May ago Brewer & Co, agents.
SYDNEY, P.Ns,s. ZHALAspIA. pIA..........-.....We .Webber
Due June s. II. Hackfeld & Co., agts
SAN FRANCISCO, r. ". s. = CRY OF NEw NoRk...-
Due June TO II. Haekfeld h Co, agts
SAN Francisco, Haw. bk. kALAKAuA. ....,.... Miller
Loading May 6. = A, Schaefer Co, agts.
SAN FRANCISCO. Am bk FoREsr QUEEN Winding
Due June IS. IL. Haekfed Co, agts.
SAN Francisco Am. sch MARy ALICE. ......-
Now due.
LONDON via St Michaels Brit s HANSON. 60
Due July ro.iS G. w. Macfarlape 4 Co, agents.
LIVERPOOL, Brit bk MArLsGATE. .s......... Edkiu
Due Aug rS'7o.
HuMnol DIT, Am. sch MARY f. DODGE. ....... Paul
Due May 7S3o. Levers Cooke, Agents.
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IMPORTS.

From wes,port. Or, per Elsinore, May 10 schAefer
Go, 7,,,oe q rough lumber. pkgs provisions. 40
cords hre~ood, boat masts
From San Francisco. per W C Irwin, May ,s-Me.
Chesney Son, oai meal es corn meal, 100 bgs
-four, wheat. barley, 50 es beeS tongue
q E bread .os PKG groeerss, z bis leather; Hod,
Son. 6 bbls plated ware, csk hardware. "a. pkgs
asst goods for Morning Star; q Wells moudings;
wM-cfAriane Co, notions pkgs stable futures;
Higgins, opkgs carriages Kennedy & Co, ila pkgs
groceries; CE Williams " ptss fai,ure; Irwin GO,
,oo shs aouI 5ssks bran ss1 pcs tank material otank
hoops. es boots, elothing, bs 6sh, ba wear
ins apparel lard .so eL rSP., q. .ks bone neal
csres; Hoissr Co, bis eosks, bxs show cases, %
G. bottles G 'upsntins. Dbl hardware; Tin cans;
bls hay bss bran. 50 81, barley. scale In,srls-
land 5 Co, 50 pkgs groceries; Hyman Bros rs pkgs
dry goods. boots and shoes: Castle 4 Cooke, 200 sis
asar, 81 pkg A,s, mdss; Crinhaum 4 Co. cs cigar.
sstss dry goods, boots and Shoes notions,
paper Foster Co. I,e sks coal. IS bdls. 30 bar.
Iron. bars STEEL Bolles Co. Ias pkgs groceries; X
Holmes, mower pole; II Johnson, 40 Ks -four, roo
,ks posAtoss s3s SKIS barley no SKIS bran; Meter
eo~s, horses. mule. bis hay. isH bbs beef
saddisry, SKIS oil eaks meal sks brAn, sks
hay wagon, bds paper, hsiien; Mott, isJ pkg,
hardware; chinsss hrrns, sos pkgs asst mdss
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-26

cerneti and what such patients do get, Is paid
70, At the rate of two dollars day
Since the editor ~ the Bulletin pu, on goy.
eminent speetaoles, In order To peffee, himself
for position in the public schools, he sees "
queerly that he finds in the Ca,eiies editorial
on liberty an application which Is NJ, there.
In our las, issue, we noticed critically an
editorial which appeared in the Advertiser N
that week, wherein was suggested the desira.
bility of establishing new quarantine ground
at distance II not less than twenty miles tby
seal from this port, As the article referred to
formed the leading and mos, prominent edito
rial II the issue in which II appearedI and as II
concluded with an apparently Jora ffe opinion
,ha, the preceding proposition and the state.
inenls upon which II was based were worthy
Of consideration, We very naturally thought
| that II demanded serious attention. But the
Advertiser now comes out and informs ts
readers that the proposition referred 10 was
onll meant ~ Jpbtt ahn attempts 10 nc
funny at the expense u the Press, for having
entertained The idea Of quarantine ground al
Mansna Island seriously" We trus, that
this donkey. Joker may begiyen some moresppro
pirate place in which to shed his odd wit than
the editorial columns Of newspaper A stable
nigh, suit him, where he could irolie at will
among his four footed relations.
Seriously now, Pastor Cruzan, are you no
little bit ashamed of tha, bit Of clap tfaJ
about the tobacco tainted newspaper from
Bostoni II |, came by mail, j, came ia
mail bag, in a mail car, in mail wagon, IL
the mail room Of steamer or the cabin Of I
sailing vessel. Neither the bag nor its content
would ge, single Whit Of the free air Of th'
prairies, the Icy breath Of the sicras OF ,h'
salty breeze Of he sea. You are too sensible
a man to descend to that sort Of thing, Mr.
Cruzan; and !, is TO be hoped you'll no, do
again.