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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

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IN OF the adult male Americans can sIB1l.s'
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

- First Class Sausage Machine viii b. received
Der Sucz when The Proprietor viii be able 10 furnish
ths Bet q sausacs- No Chinc-s Pork will b used IN
thtir Manufacture
Telephcae No. 25e- sl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23
Hawaiian Gazette Supplement- May g. 1888.


Class s-Us5iul aud ornamental Trees and
Plants l-rowingl.
l-Bcst collection Of Ferns
s-Bcst half dozen Ferns
best Perm, single plant
{ Best CORRECTION Of eolored leaf Bisonias
Best collection Of Shrubs
6-Best collection OF Crutous
Second beet collection Of Crutons
s-Be-t collection Of HibisC
9-Bc-t collection Of DTuCEuas
iU-Best collection Of Palms
u-SccOEd best collection Of Palms
la-Bcst collection Of Native Trees
li-Best general collection Of Plants
Class5-Cut Flowers.
best Bouquet Of Flowers
g-Secund best Bouquet Of Flowers
B-Bsst collection Of Roses
5-Be.t exhibit Of dried and pressed Flowers
6-Bcst exhibit Of dried AID pressed Plants
Glass I-Fmits.
best Bunch OF Bananas
e-Lar-est collection OF Bananas
3-Bcst Grapes
5 Best Alligator Pears
G-Best Maugocs
Best Oranges
Best olive
Beet P5achcs
lO-Bcst Almonds
ll-Bcst Pigs
H. Best GuayaS
lS-Bcst CoCoauuts
14-Bgst Bread Fruits
l5-Bcst Lemons
i6-Best Lines
is-Best Viz
ig-Be-t Chergm0yas
.t-Bg-t Dates
;: Best water Melons
Bcsi Mu-h Melons
Best Basket " Assorted Fruits
Glass Vegetables
best Asparagus
Best Green Peas
B-Bc-t Carrots
best Turuips
1-Best Cabbages
bHBCst taulifuWcTs
best Pumpkins
s-Bcst squash
H-Be-t Beans
IU-Brst Eggplant
Best Radishgs
12-Be-t kohlHhis
ii-Bcst assortment Of Vegetables
nrlsrox is- AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY
g3-Be.t collection of Forest Trees suitable FOR tn,
sl-B,st collection Of Native Trees
Prize will be- given for the best exhibits Of Implc
mCuts and Machinery specially adapted 20 the AEri
cultural industries Of these Islands, aud to the pre-
psrou Of our Agricultural products for expectation
and especially for new inventions Of value in this
department.
Aw,En. will also De made for meritorious exhibit.
% articles which may not be included In the ahov'
A-rCuItuulist the Mil Owner or the Hortculturllis
lTC earnestly invited
Ifu auy case the judges shall decide that the rzhib
Dos iu Jlss are not Of sufficient merit no prize vii
be- awarded
The freight to and fro, Of animals sent from tbs
other i-lud- solely for the purpose Of exhibition
the show will be refunded 10 the exhibitor by tn,
Society
The following are the Standing Committee,
of the Society for the present year:
OS HoEsEs-Hon. A ?. Judd. Chairman; Hon J
A Cummius, and Messrs- ;. NJ Damon, F.s Pratt and
Charles Lucas.
OS NEAT CATrtE-Hou. ". II. Rice and Messrs J
" Wright Jas. Campbell, b. F. Dillingham; and
Rose.
Os SHEET -Me-srs.J }. Z. Barnard, F. Sinclair ant
2 Spencer.
Os SWIM -Ne-sr=. Allan Herbert, c. T GuIias and
Geo y. Wilcox.
oN rourrm- Nc-srs Il ,. Bickcrtou. Cecil brown
and IS. Il. scale.
D,mr PEpDrcE-Dr. Whitney and Messrs HcuB
May and 5. J LCgGy.
o. AGmCuIrUHAL turLENENT--MCssTs. ". ". Hall
]. b AthGrtUu and n X. Macfirlane.
OS H0ETlcuLrUEE -Messrs. J. II. Patty. p. A. sChlC
far, e.. o. Berger RCmensChncidcr kidwell and +. L
Clarke.
By Order Of the Board
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

A LARGE STOCK OF
Wheat and Dat Hay.
Whole and Ground Barley,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23
The Society's First Annual
a &ric ult ur a i
HORTICULTURAL SHOW

will hy permission Of Hi Ex the Minister Of Interior
be held on the reclaimed ground, mauka Of Haekau'
ia street
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-08-30
0brSiUg the Court.

TIE Aberdeen Examiner records
the following act Of literal obedience
t. the Odrr of lhc Uaitrd States
court:
| vii be remembered that al the
1T eHn Of the United States Dis
RI Court, in this city, Judge Hill
-rn eut Ell man who had been con-
zee! Of a petty revenue offence TO
go home, make crop, and thea
come back To Aberdeen and go to
iall Tor ihiIly day
We'll, The man obeyed the mandate
Of thc court To the etter-he went
home. provided for the welfare of hi-
little family by making crop, and
rben. aiier the crap wa> ''laid by
raD.e to town flr Imprisonment, and
vas dischqrged last week at the ex
piratinn If his term.
l. IS IL S wise aud humane habit oi
Ileatiu. petty off nces-the temper
M of iastice with mercy-that has
made Judge r A. Hill of The United
States Di>lrjct Court, the most popu
lar of Mississippians.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-08-30

The New Orleans aud Northeast
I'm Rallr ,ad will h" completed by
November LIST. Meridian is the
northeastern terminus of this road,
and it runs through portion OF our
State atfoi d n the finest timber and
pasture lands on the face Of the
glnb,. II is said To be one OF the
best built ard best equipped roads
in the coun,ry-steel rails. iroE
bridges, etc.
A committee of the State Graz g.
has I'D pied report that condemns
h. lis rance OF f'ee passes t. offi ials
aud pled4e themselves to 'cOntinue
the agira ion of The subject TIL tn
evil i. suppressed" The position of
MIR. Put Darden is endorsel.
AN effort is b ing made to reopen
the license question in Sumpter conn
ty this fall, and forty-seven families
have already pledged tn mselvcs not
tn patronize any merchant who lends
his name to such movement.
Four new locomotives tor the Jack
son and Yazoo City Railroad. reach
ed this city last Sunday afternoon
all with steam up, whistles blowing
and bells :inging.-CIdriOn.
New ORLEANS ard Port Gibson are
to be connected by telephone,
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-08-30
Politics, Cops. a Prosperous
People, Etc.
To the Editor Of the Brookhavea Leader:

To the Editor Of the Brookhavea Leader:
Your correspondent has been
spending the last few days in Month
cello aud the eastern portion OF Law
renee county. Like all other com
ties in the State, Lawrence is infested
with Candidates, aud the county is
baily divided. Republicans in the
county do not. seem tn have been
quellrd, and | understand that there
Is a m Dvemeut on foot to fuse with
the Independents who are strong.
| This is To b. done with the hope OF
carving the county this Fall, and II
they succeed, from what J can lean
the nominees ii the Democratic par
" will not have a walk over. The
Democrats are to ba>ea meeting Of
the county convention on the 70 OF
| September, at Monticello, and VIII
nominate candidates for all the
,unly offices. The Republicans
and Indcp, ndruts have called a me, t
irg at Montice.lr for this We, k. Mr..
Nat. Dale WILL, in all probability, be
Nominated by the Democratic conNen-
zion for the L. gislature.
The crops lhrou Ihout the county
have been cut short by the droulh
and especially is this true along the
river bottom. Tue people, from what
could learn, will not make any
thug like an average crop. Out III
the hills near huntsville the crops
are much better. and the farmer
:, morally will make plenty of corn t"
! do them. This Is in Beat D, Will h
seems 10 he the mos, Prosperous
portion Of h" county. III peopl'
ave AT home, have fine stock, dress
well, nave good schools and
churches. and every body seems to b,
dnl = well. The fence, are III 20 1t
r par, house, etc white washed. !
VA SURPRISED tn zee % much Thrift.
amrng h, people | attended Preach
/. 9 at Bethany, Il ,hhch III Beat D,
wncre Rev 4 Y. Rowe, pastor OF the
i, linton Baptist church, and Rev. j.
q. ChaStaiu, were cpulurring FRO
racted meet 6 y great ma pc"
were in att,..dnacr ami much IN
er WAS masit Ell. At e. hcal -
in2 Il fine sermon from Mr. ChaStal",
SCI vices ,lo-td and dinner was
pread Ia IN, oil fashioned way. Your
,urrr>p ondrut had tn" pleasure al
,iiamg vita Mr. Georg, Mace. who
| i IL subscriber Ia HE LEADER, Il
,ros ,er,us and Influential farmer,
and a tirsr-clas> man in every re-
~pocr. Thi> was an old time pro
tractri meeting that no one could tail
t cujot.
The health Of the county i, no
good. There is great deal of i k
ness j. II e c'uatiy AID the d C "r>
we having al thcy could do, |
iii not sop wi h a ~in4le family
which was 81 a nt f., er. and III some
places $ We al of tie members were
slr> at o.c2. L.
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We>S0n Notes
WE>soN, Mis-, Aug, 2S, 1888.

WE>soN, Mis-, Aug, %, 1888.
New cot n coming IA daily.
Tn, RIA of on, City Marshal for
mateaSHHce, S o lp-oa', - post
ponrd.
TIE Mississippi Mill, will r,p'y :"
to The article in TIL" las! LEADER con
,lrnning their course alter the cN-
clone.
Our ct 'rprising low citizen, NJ.
Be ker, s binding an addition to
III, tore TO accumulate lis IN
crra-Ing Business.
M Ferd GaItman and Miss Mary
Daw~on were mnrrird at the resi-
d.nce Of the bride, f,thcr, Mr.. d
Dawson, on the 24tl inst. Long
NAV they live
Politics almost Is hot ~ III wealth
er and getting hotter. VERITAs.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-08-30

Jackson below III. hill is "a field OF
considerable life these August days.
The noisy music of the hammer and
saw can be heard all the long DAY
at the Fair Ground Houses are
going up, fences being built and the
surroundings being fixed W nicely
Long before the opening day of the
exhibition every hing will be in
rtaliness for the many exhibits AMI
comfptt of the mul itude of pleasure
seekers. The premium list is an at
ira, tive one, and many, very many
will be The comp' t'tors for each
standardization Tri6l ne.
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Publication Notice
L,wp oFFIcg At J,cKsoS. WIS.

LAND OPTICS At J,CKsON. NIss., !
August a.. lS<} (
Notice IA hereby given hat the fOliowtn I-nam-
e.l settler has Il ed notice Of his intention to
make oval proof ~ support Of hts claltn and that
sail prnuf will be mate hef lre w VI Wentworth.
Chancerv CLERK ut Mea vile Miss, on oct. ~,
tsS3 viz: wtllam f. Hollund. Homestead No
e555 TOR the 81 nw9 AMI ny. swL, 81, ~ ". Y 3
O. He names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon, anil cultivation
OF. sdillaud, VIZ:
f. L. Holland. j. C. Smith,l All of Meadvl'e T. q,
John capt, l.. r. Franklin Co.
Holland, Miss.
II. c. KERR,
Aug 80 CIV Register.
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rhe naa tor District-Attoraey

There are ccr;aln qualifications
ncccS>ary ia District Attorney
which are nj far more importance
than his political Professions or
allilja,lr>. 1t l. all the better if he
s q god Dem,cras and gives the
wei sht and i'll iencc at his ch rae
ter t, lii pat. Blt the IS entail.
are Mt 20 d, lus! sight Of, and W,
Vi h to say That We consider that
rGcsc s ould brs: i tly bone in mind
b. our own District Convention
whcC it II, els un September 18th D..
without the least reIaId for local
pride or pfcjudicr>. Let US consido,
a few "f item.
In The Fl { place, a Dist ict-At-
torucy should be LAWYER of leatn-
ing in his profession. 1t is not the
place for a novice or a school in
whica t. learn the law. because he i
always call, d, IN important ca>o~, It.
encounter the very best talent of tn.
bar Toe worst criminals are wis
enc" gh to employ The b,st lawl erS &,
and the worst crimes are def nded,
a. g neral ding, with the most
skill. \ s,cDnd-rate man, in such
ca,c~, i, ImpoteGl. In fact, he is Il
o>i;irc abstraction To the aimi lis
tra,ioa OF justice.
Again, District-Att", ought
To he man wi h moral characte .
lacked Ivy decided moral stamina
Think OF q gambler a II pcs,
catrr in 9amiuL case, or man
who habitua y carrie, concealed
veal OnS after some fellow for That
ffLs. Neither should he he a
druLkard, OF q men positively giVen
To DIN. y" u,'h man can >af "
b ri.t II tcd with he ) at : Interests,
fpr the caanres are that he viii ot;eu
he inca acitatcd on this account to
efficiently p,r,orm his duties, and
may l,e viii "lre1 lie out of pla, e
rrtir,It just at he suprem" momen',
Fuj~.'o .aN uotti' e f The d, a.a2ing
tNpl,u =, eff +. { l.riID n man
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Publication Notice.

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MIss.l
August 49, IsS3.
Notice is hereby given that The follow ng-n M
ed settler has flied notice his intention To max"
npal nroof IN support of his clam, aud that sad
pr uof will lac made before G. f. " ats. ChdnCerv
Clerk, at Monticello Miss, on Sentember 70. lSS3
VIZ: kyas TYLER, Homestead No. 1921, for the s."
4 ne Il. and Sc a NV L. $50 t 5 mr. IL e. H.
names ;he following witnesses % p Owe his con
tnuous Iesidence upon, and cultivation of, sal"
land. viz:
". l.. Ainsworih, Edward) All of Monticello
Carlisle. Foster Jett, Hay 20, Lawrence
wood Bryant, Co, Niss.
r. G.. KERR,
Aug 16-6w Register
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Aug
Publication Notice.

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss !
August g 1873. I
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ell settler has filed notice of her intention to make
iinal proof in support NJ her claim, and that said
Clerk, at Monticello. Miss, on october ~. 1888,
viz: Becky walker, Homestead No. 92si for tire
sw i Sc \, 8 81 and NV \ ne 4: and y NV \
Is / m, 10 W. She names tue following wit
nesSeS to prove her continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of. sail lanI viz:
Levi Dampier, DavIdI All nf Gwtnville p. O.,
Newsom, John New , Lawrence Co.,
som, Ben News m, Miss.
Il. c. KERR,
aug. 23-6w Regi ter.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-08-30

THE Rplbiicans and lndepend-
ents in Copiah have fuse !, aud have
put out a strong ticket. Now who
can say but that fusion is for office
alone?- Utica Monitor.
This illustrates anew the case of
the kettle charging the pot with
being black. What did the Republi-
cans and Democrats of Kinds do,
brother Crosby?
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Publication .0OFire.
Aug sO6w

LAND OFFICE JACKsnN, Mss, August 2. 1883.
n ltiJe Is hereby gwen that the following named
settler has filed notice nf his intentIon ~ make
nual proof in support NJ his claim. and that SAID
u onf Will be made before G.. +. Watts, 'hanccry
clerk. Mt Monticello, Miss, on sept II. 1853. viz:
iilam 4. ByTne, Homestead No. 1854. for the
M SEX 81 neH, sec 6, { I n, W. lie names
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon. and cultivation of. said land VIZ:
3. b. Cowart. Ahraml All Of Monticello p. o.
Moore, William Grim Lawrence County,
stead, Henry llarris.l Miss.
Il. c. KERR,
Aug 2-6w. Register.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-08-30

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss.
August l6 1883. {
Notice Is hereby given that thu follow ig-nam-
ed settler has fled notice. of her Intention Ia
make final proof IN support of her clam and that
said proof VIII be- made befo,C {. +. Watts.
G ancery Clerk, at Monticello, Miss, on Sepem
her 90, 1883, VIZ: Harriet Buckley. Homestead
No. slU7. for \ Sc u %. 6n. INV She ia 't0
the following witnesses e. owe her c0htinuou,
RI i,lence upon, AMI cultivation of, SAID Land w:
Richmond Johnson. PrImu>) All of Elunt-Niie
Burkett. Bennl5 Nichols i. o., awreuce
James NJ. BOufn. %, Miss.
II. {. KERR
Ang l6-6w. heglster
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TO the CJf!sens or Rroo,.
hacen.

Miss L. y. Hunt, assisted bv n mn,
man teacher, will omen male scL srs'Ie'
the Masonic Hall Building ON ND NJ, IN
Sept. IL. Boys will he prepared G,r ,ay'
legc or business. The Primary nnu coi'
inent will be under the supervision ~ l Wi
Hunt, and pupils # both sexes viii. H. HlS
mitted. Apy ~ -, We al
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-08-30

TIE Georgia Legislature has pass
I'd general lo"al-optipn law for the
State. New !ot Mississippi f'llow
suit.
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sz}. UNcING CANDIDATES.
EDsgORssI. NHTES.
BRIDGES carrie ! Jet ..>nn


ne ID VII ~ L '''''A ! ; '''' ''''>''
Tue assess "'"' !" minus '''"'H'
F'0''00''
rAFf DHip'hs '''e''"S ''I.'" '""'
"' wa" '''.'" :" -"
'"u''S ~ '"e ""'' VI Wv '"'' ''''''''
The jackson IrIhune VIII pie at
accept "r thanks Tor an appreciated
compliment t. HE LEADER amt 5
Cditor. ModeStv toiD'iS our repro
ducing II.
Captain {. + Wright, editor "t the
NIck~hurg Herald, ms lhV'h'e II
c1tt"n harvester "A m"d'i OF IL VIII
be on eXhiod'oh a. 'he Looi'Niii' En-
POSITION.
poverty has strange bed-fellow>,"
saws the old proverb: b 1t tie bel.'el-
lows of Mr.. Poverty are nothing Tor
stranocncss compared those If Mr..
Politics. For lat. illustration. h
reader is referred To Hints aud Ran
Kin counties
The Fair 4 8 ,eiatioas f .kS,n.
Meridian and \ ner lren hav. ea b
offered n premium of 500 f. III
best drilled militia r.,m ,any in he
State. If the sane 60 npanv can
manago io carry or ail H.. nr 2, /.
will he in Iuck
p.r o,,.... ,.;l, I.Il 9 .,..tor
.j.,,;,, r,r SHERIFF cov, Sa.ur.,a, +,
ru o,..a,,,. counsel H.. tn. d..,h
,rCo,+ Wm N.NgI,v Hon. \
A Ruyd p II F.l,.rr AMI las r
Rorot NO r,,Iid,fr. TOR ;La y, s
ti,n
:. ro.on. ,,,,,i,.. ar,ho C,I.,
,,.,.n,,;. r...,...,i,
C.,. .; -. NJ n
r.a, :, , ..po.oy,.y -, ,,,.
r.-o,,i,, r.nt. l..f,, E,.io,
MA, r;,t, r+.al...
,.hn,e - f.,,," rr.i.i. NINA, ,h,.
AZ '0'' " y "
'" ~
~ r"'. =,
.
the records. Somt law rs VIII, had
offices in the building lost their j.
brarics.
Ir was q marked Compliment to
oar oe;r .b,r Mr.. I. H. II .ury. o,
the Lado,r. 10 be- elected To- prcsld..
over tn . latc Convention. tlou,h nn.
, mamhnr of the b,lv. W. hay.
heard potaiow b,t PRISE # ,:r.
:..:, ,.,,.,
~" + ''','' al. ~ ''A0
winch he pre- 'ldeI over It's oe 10 IA
IJn.,f1,1
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-THE-
UNIVERSITY or MISSISSIPPI,
AT GNa'<SsSD-
Aug. I6-6w.

Next Session "Opens 1ith Sept 1888.
Tuition Free TO EceJyb0dy bit Lar
StudeHtS.
Open to both sexes alike.
The Cheapest diversity IN the country.
All the Deuarimeu's are in succesSfut opera
tiOn-Law, Lite. AIRY, Scent ic nd Prepa. atUry
DepartmeI conducted AS heretofore.
For Catalogues free aud inform attOn apply to
GIN. A. T.. STEWART, Chancellor.
Special Inducements here 10 young men and
W .Ine.-po0r and rich alike.
II. VI. SULLIVAN,
Aug gov. Secretary Board of Trustees.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-08-30

Capt. James b. Eads has received
from the government 81, 100000 for
his work at the mouth OF the Missis-
sippi.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-08-30

Mr.. JOHN PlTTs has returned to
to live.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Gen. VIM. l. Brandon ha ing
the floor, offer. she following which
was ais adopted unanImCu,l,
WHEREAS, la tne past it was not
d cmrd prndent I" anpr"rch a
Sour'il, IN man. h"tdir g hi1h "ftic' at
position, wi Il Il corrupt r"po-l,io'
AID it, sh aid he the pride and am
bitlon of the South to maintain IN
the flu ure, the same higl grade If
off .ial cnara.ter; Fheret"rr, b 1t
ResOlred, l>I. That we, the menu
Srrs OF The DrmOcrayi c party nov
assembled ir Convention, do endorse
and approve the action of the w cd
Vile Republican in reporting aud
PUB ishing the statemcn!s made 10y
the President of the Stat Grange,
Capt. Put Dard"n, in regard to the
Judges OF the Safe nf Mlssi>si, pi,
travelling on the cars with free pas -
Is.
81. That We commend and APP
plaud the editor, John ;. Lewis, tor
h finn, disnifiei and persistent
manner he pursued in sustaining the
propriety of his action, and develop
ing the Tact. that two of the Judges
of the Supreme Bench, did travel on
free passes. And though the Judges
were entirely innocent, and "the
baby very little one to make such
fuse about" yet il is proper TO
stamp it at once with our disapprov-
al
Sd. Aud further, be it Resoleed,
That it was the duty of the Presi-
dent of the State Grange to bring
the matter b' fore the public and we
commend him for so doing.
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NOMIN EES.

fri gis atarr, d. c. Braml tt,
Geo. II. Poets; for Sheriff. w. ii
Morgan; for CiIcuit Clerk, l.. c.
John son; for Cha Gerry Clerk, RaIph
Huff; t,r Treasurer. ". X. Cooper
for Assessor, &. W Davis.
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Viii&in~Oa COuOty.

The following are he nominees of.
and resolution adapted by. the Vii
kin,on couutv d mprracy:
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Publication .SOfice.

Aug 16-6w.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-23
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March 23.-Business fail
ures for the last seven days are 1875. as
against 225 last week. a reduction of
30. New England states II. Middle 80,
Western 81, Southern 50, Pacific states
and territories r. New York City 8,
Canada "a, total 1876.
The San says a man entered Rossa' s
office yesterday, bringing roll OF $500
in bills which he said had been contribut-
ed by Brooklyn Irshmen for the specific
purpose of blowing mp the houses of
Parliament. Rossa declined to receive ii
on the ground that it was against the law
10 take it for specific act of that kind.
lie would receive and toward the contri-
button to aid in a general way in freeing
Ireland, or relieving Irish distress. MIR.
Patrick Joyce secretary of the Fenian
brotherhood took and receiptcd for the
money, saying he would see that it went
to It's intended use. Rossa said a gentle
man had offered him 81, 900 during the
dav on condition that it should be used in
ti10 wing up the house of Parliament, but
lie felt obliged To decline it,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-23
A DIRTY FLING

The Pekin Times throws n half colun n
of dirty slush ut the Peoria Pinafore
troupe which played there Tuesday night.
The troupe should look with compassion
upon the Times man, as he is evidently
not accustomed to seeing anything first
class. Those in attendance were greatly
pleased, and the members of the troupe
have received letters of congratulation
from several of Pekins people who know
talent and can appreciate it. The Times
man was not alone in his insults to the
troupe When the troupe arrived there
they found only tw Autographs hanging,
the rest having been torn down. But the
troupe played before one of the largest
audiences ever in the hall, notwithstand-
ing the bitter feeling which prevailed
among certain classes. Pekin seems to
hate everything which halls from Peoria.
Peoria Freeman.
If the Pinafore company was no better
than the specially company which exhib-
iteTi here, we can't blame the Times man
for writing them up.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-23
THE CROP PRospECT.

ST LouIs, March 23.-The Post
Dtspatch has reports Of the winter wheat
crop from over 200 counties in. those
parts of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky. Kan.
sas, Missouri and Texas, where the win
ter wheat grows. Being summarized it
sho ws in Missouri and Kansas a condition
OF good acreage, fully equal to last wear.
The damage so far is no greater than usual
this time of the year. Tennessee and
LII inois give fair reports; Kentucky and
Indiana, especially the latter, show con
siderable damage. From Texas, reports
are meagre. but good AS far as
they CO.. and from other sources
in is learned that the condition
Is generally good, with fair prospects for
full crop. Reports also show still a
very large amount of last years corn crou
in the states named
dispatch from Topeka. Kas., where
the Kansas state millers association is in
session. says the millers present express
the opinion that the wheat prospects of
that state are very favorable, and predict
that with good weather the Weld will be
from 80 000000 to. 40, 100, 900 bushels