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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The Laekair1HHa, HachHser and Mrf'iHe, were
visited by members Of the Ministry on the morning
8 - sl-a s,ros
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The Schooner Ida SetHarer Capt. Luce, arrived
at Hiio on Thursday Feb. I'D Is days from San
Francisco with mules for Hakalau and general
Hss0rtment'of merchandise for Hilo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07
DIED.

RICKARD-At Honokag, Hawaii, Feb I'D from re
militant fever, NOH,. EN,fA, ELIZA youngest daughter
Of Richard 7 and Bessy KcahUuui IickarI. Aged yrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The mortuary record as at present kept by Capt.
Brown, is stated TO be a self imposed task, no emul
umeut being received for the services rendered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The M0luld took a number of lepers, gathered
together from different places On this Island, to
the settlement on Molokai, on the ID inst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Monday and Tuesday Feb. 18th and 9Th was
very rainy days even for Hilo. On Monday be
sugar mills IN and around Hio are nov grinding
and axe working large quantities of sugar daily.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The auction sales of Mr.. Adams have been very
vel attended during the past week, n0ticeably so
that Of the book sale of J. c. Glade, Esq.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The Y. N. G. A. building on Hotel street has
been plastered inside and windows are nov being
placed in position
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Dodd is commencing to get his watering carts in
order for the coming season. Hope he viii be lib
e~uffv r,afrn-ifzad
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07
,. M. s. s. Co.'S lime Table for lsss.
"6 60
CO NJ CIAL.

,ariug the week pastf-J. MARcH :. 1855
Bsslss, said 70 be nothing Pe has shown some signs
ty vho regard ne cna1, uusuai by dealers gen
quautity than q any IN al lines Of trade are lees
AZ operations fn1 ourlfher time Of the year Bmld-
mi spei or progressing well however the pres
business iu good weather enabling the forwarding Of
\, shiuioi that line.
teep yeri.ehing and commercial circles business has
n nun brisk. the arrivals although not being many
consisting chiefly Of whaIer vvhOza captains
lave require some chandlery. have aided with the
nrtT number OF departures 10 cause large amount or
n sty TO be noticeable IN commercial circles
he arrivals during the week consist OF the whacrs
sea, Wanderer, MARY q susan-anothcr vhaIer. sup
IND TO be the Louisa, b. reported outsidethe hk
rJuboe from Newcastle. with coal and Psuonis with
lumber. from Humboldt
The departures consist Of the ID Murray. Eureka. j
spreekss and Ford. with domestic products for
san Francisco Revere in ballast and the halers Orra
and Susan a Mary Cor a cruiEe.
The City Of Sydney g. due from the Colonies the
18th inst. The Suez s nbolt due here from the Coast
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

A quarterly meeting of the Board of Trustees of
the Queer Hospital will be held at the rooms Of
the Chamber Of Commerce at Il A. NJ. tomorrow
In
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07
ISLAND LOCALS.

ABOUT Town.
90 in the shade on Saturday at 5 p. m. Wind
Iinht snrtherlr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Drivers Of express carriages are all ordered to
wear their badges on the outside Of their coats.
ANY infringement of the rule is apt to cause the
loss of hcense.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

! Another building on Nuuanu street, below +. I.
] Lenehan q Co.'S Is being remodelled for Chinese
restaurant making three of that nationality alone,
\ within one block.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The regular monthly meeting of the Teachers
Association will be held next Friday, at 2.l5 p NJ
az the Fort Street school house. class exercise
will be given.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

One of Mr.. FurneauI's latest sketches IN oil is
on exhibition at j. VI. Dat, Jr's, Merchant st.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07
Comparable Monthly Mortality


Total deaths outside city limits
JoHN Il. BEUws, Agent Board OF Health.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Ths Attorney General is now in the tolls OF the
calm and peaceful Shepherd Saint OF Lanai, and
is being led like q lamb to the slaughtered his
professional reputation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07
PORT OF HONOLULU.

- Arrived.
Feb ss-Am Steam whalcr Orca, cruise.
Mar. Am Whalcr Nandercr, McLaut. New Bedford
An SchI Panouia, Higgins, Humbaldt.
Am Whalcr Mary & Susan, Barker, cruise.
6-Br blk Jubilee, Dow, Newcastle. y. 5. W.
Sailed.
Feb sam b d Murray, jerks, san Francisco.
An blte Eureka, Berry, Sau Francisco.
An Blk Revere, Mcintyre Port Townsend
Mar l-Br bk Ulock Swictoslawski. Portland
Am brig D Spreckcls, Fries. san Francisco.
Am sehr J Ford. Le Ballister san Francisco
Am whaler Orca, Coulseu, Cruise.
Am whaler MARY Susan, Barker ArCug.
Vessels in Port,
NAVAL
HBM Mutinc, Edwards
Lackawanua, Wilson
US S Wachusetf Pearson
Am whaler WaHderer, McLuut.
an schr Panonia. Higgins.
Br bk Jubilee Dow
NEHcigASTHEs.
Am bg Morning Star, Bray
Am ship Hope, lrUpairingI
Ger bk Hermann, Hansen, In distress
An tern Dakota, Wentd
Brit 81 Aberaman. Chapman
Am chip Gottysburg, Thcobaid
Am bk Emerald Cater
Am bk Forest Queen
An bgtn Consuelo. Howard
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07
ANOTHER VICTIM.

Mr.. William Aud, charged with publishing tn,
document which Mr.. Grieve was charged with
printing was also brought before his Honor at the
Police Court on the I'd inst, and pleaded mot
on which latter date John Russell Esq, the counse
for the defendant, asked for further continuance
until the sth inst. The request was granted by
Judge Bickerton, the prosecution offering no OBJ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The Heq'llj built by Mr.. Soreuson for His Ma
jesty the King, and which for beauty and speed is
superior 10 anything of her size in this harb0r is
to be used as rice drOgher between this port and
Eva. To what base uses DC.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The Hawaiian Guard, Co. A, one Of the volunteer
corps Of this city has found that the boast of hera
ord the pomp OF power alike await the inevitable
hour and the name has been quietly withdrawn
from the list Of existing corps lesl.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

J he guns Of tire Z. 5. S. Waobesstt were brought
into use on the morning Of the 9th inst. being en-
gagged in target practice. Shell and solid shot
were used and the craftsmanship from a shore
view seemed to be fair.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Nearly all Of the dry goods establishments in
this city have found occasion to change their
places Of business during the last year and follow
ing in this Improvement in interior arrangements,
If is noticed that Mr.. A. NJ. Mellis the proprietor
Of the vell-known Honolulu Clothing Emporium
on Fort street, has made changes in the interior
arrangements of his establishment which viii
greatly add TO the comfort Of his numerous Gus
toners. The store in its entirety has been, the
lower floor, thrown into one large room, enabling
him to display his stocks of silks satins, shawls
dress goods, shoes, DC, more 10 advantage. A
suitable division for the fitting on Of gentlenens
clothing has been made and customers are how
enabled 10 it themselves at leisure with desired
clothing. The ground floor is entirely occupied
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The barque JHbHls arrived in port On the 9Th
inst. from Newcastle laden with coal. While
about being dOcked she cOllided with the Gstiys-
burg carrying away the fOrerOyal mast Of the
latter vessel and iniuring her own head gear.
The harbOr-master is reported as having charge Of
tho LLLl.- AZ the time
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The Supreme Court decision, Queen DOwager
Emma vs. c. II. Judd ct al, Of the Crown Land
Commissioners. was tried by the Hon. Judge Nc
Gully and not before the full bench as printed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

A new steam whistle has been added to the Ho-
nolulu Planning Mills by Mr.. Geo. Lucas, the pro
priet0r, and now announces in loud and shrll notes
the hours Of l. l.. I and , O'Clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Hawaiian GovcrnmCut-...-.-.
z per cent Bond---.-.-..-s ll1o outstanding. Par
." ....... lI45O outstanding. Par
...... $500 outstanding. Par
" free I'm Gov. tax l2lIOJ.. Under Act 1872
Onomoa Su- -1OOJUs pFCt free fm CT Par 500
HSw Agricultural Co.sJO pr Ct free I'm CT Par s5u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Monsieur de Louvieres, Secretary to the French
Legation IN this Kingdom, expects TO leave by the
next steamer for Sydney. His wife accompanies
him. and it is with regret that Honolulusooioy will
bid adicu 10 so polished a gentleman and so charm
inc a lady
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The HOP. is now entirely repaired and Is rugged
as a barque instead Of a ship as formerly. She Is
at present in mid stream but will shortly sail for
Puget Sound in ballast, Capt. PenhallOw in COM
maud.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

HI BIN. ;. Srittsftrs, Admiral Lyons is now CA,
pocted from the south. She is reported 20 have
skilled cricketers and lawn tennis players, crack
shots and good riders among her officers, so that
her arrival will be a boon TO the fair sex.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Stock Quotations, for March. 1889.
PEEFAEED ET WILLIAM o. SMITH,
stock Broker, No. o Merchant Street Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The old buildings occupied by Messrs. HOG-
schlaeger d Co, A. ". richardson a Co. and ThCs
G. Thrum are to give way to the march Of i'm
prUvements; the occupants having moved ont the
buildings will all be torn down, TO be replaced by
a substantial and handsome block, prospective
sketch of which by Mr.. Isaac Moore, the architect
is now on view in the window Of NJ Dat Jr. d Cos
store in the GAZETTE building.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The poem of the " Growing Of the Dread King
by Geo. W. Stewart which originally appeared in
the columns of the Saturday Pres has been pub,
lished in a neat pamphlet Of thirty-two pages by
Mr.. Ihrum, aud copy forwarded 10 this Office
This little brochure is becoming companion q
Hawaiian Verse previously published by Mt
Thrum, both being appropriate presents to friend,
abroad.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The Coronation Lottery was partly drawn on
the evening of the Sd inst, but an informally
being discovered by Mr.. EckArt, before the com
pletion of the drawing, he declared it void and
another drawing will take place on the 18th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

We are in receipt Of copy Of the Equitable Go
sfff paper issued under the auspices Of the Equt-
able Life Assurance Society Of New York, and for
warded 10 US by A. J. Cartwright Esq, the Agent
Of the Company in this city. The magazine Is
quite readable and also presents one Of J. Strauss
latest gllops. From this organ Of the company
We learn that the amount Of business transacted
during the past year, 500, exceeds the largest
business ever done by any other company in one
War
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

At the regular meeting Of the Honolulu Library
and Reading Room Assc citation on Friday evening
last. Mr.. G. II. Barton vas elected Secretary, In
place Of Mr.. G. W. Stewart, who has recently left
the country. The Constitution was amended 50 a.
to provide for quarterly meetings of the Society
instead Of monthly as heretofore. The President
Nice-President, Secretary and Treasurer were then
added TO the Building Committee, which now con-
sisis Of nine members, viz: Messrs A. J. Cart
wright, a. $. Hartvell. A. Marques, I. 6. Thrum
c. 4. Rodgers, :. B. Dole, NJ NJ. Scott, A. l. Smith
and G. II. Barton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

finely engraved calendar for ISIS has been
presented us by Messrs. Castle & Cooke agents f0I
the New England Mutual Life Insurance Co, of
Boston. The months are represented by juveniles
twelve in number, who pass onward from recep-
ton by Father Time TO his final adleu. This cal
endar is engraved by the American Bank Note Co,
and is the most artistic specimen Of calendar work
that We have received.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

being AuauI .. Royal faIrui Na- g.
hnifana Holm slat
sl-Lraar 90 s Makuiu fn AEnua. ffh 1ifh. y ~
sir silfH. right nfia bod Ini1rrsi RI ~
sud ta che Ahurrla % kairluui honIaaloa. =. ,
fthHt lease 90 K1plmauiaa i1 AhHua| uti. flla.
afl tas Land 90 ksrliuaFlIfH lf hHillIiui. k0as
Oahu. reCofdai boz Mef. lF uf ufrii-. h0an'aln. T.
Book %, faaaa - and 20
1fi-Lei-c 1T a Nsrnr uaIis cod karIIahf IH A1rua
dated Aue Do is uf 80 Than and sifuala af ha.laIll
knniau.- oahu. rHHiraIu- anHHi 70 sTTra rfc11fHf
in Registry % urriIs iu tloHk o. naef- - Hri 60
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27
~ . -


The Baltimore Sun notes the
death of John Raymond, aged SS'
years, at Scranton, Pennsylvania,
who in 1928 built the first mile of
railroad track that was ever laid in
America for attual commercial bust
ness. This was on the Delaware and
Hudson Canal company's road be-
tween Honesdale and the coal mines
at Carbondale, Pennsylvania. On
this mile track, on the 2Sth of Aug,
1929, the first locomotive ever run
in America was tested 1t was run
by Horatio Allen, who is now living
at East Orange at the the age OF
nearly 80 years. Fl Avalanche.
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27

WE are placed under obligations
to DR.. F. G.. McGavock, for printed
copies of Bills introduced before the
house. We give the text of the bulls:
An act to amend sections ., 3, 3 and
10, Of an act entitled " An Act to
reduce the expense of enforcing
the criminal laws in the state.
Approved March 22nd. 1881.
An act to provide for the admission
of patients to, their maintenance
in, and their discharge from the
state Lunatic Asylum.
An Act to provide for the regulation
Of railroad freight and passenger
tariffs in this state; to prevent un-
Just discrimination and extortion
in the rates charged for the trans
portation Of passengers and freight,
and to prohibit railroad companies,
corporations and lessees in this
State from charging other than just
and reasonable rates, and to pun
ish the same, and prescribe mode
of procedure and rules ofeyidence
in relation thereto, and to appoint
commissioners and to prescribe
their powers and duties in relation
thereto.
The first was introduced by rep.
Hewitt, the second, by Thomson,
and the third. by Fielder.
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27

ONE would suppose, that with so
many precedents, Marsh 7. Polk
would have followed the example of
other defaulting Treasurers. For
instance, there was the Treasurer of
Missouri, who deposited the state
swag in a wildcat bank; it bust
ed, and the treasurer went out of
Office we'll fixed. Then there is the
treasurer of Arkansas; he fell short
over hundred thousand--he bluiied
it out and got elected governor Of
the State, manipulated the committee
of investigation, in such manner
that they don't know where to begin;
and the probabilities are that the old
man will die before anything definite
is done, then the sympathizing
ringsters will wipe the figures oil the
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27

~Advertisers by the year Will tetes'i'o'''
10 their legitimate business
txYeary advertisements may pc M eb eTpe.
reset fonr times during the year iree OIL enui S'
,~-par,,es contracting for yearly adverse
sats and dIscontinung from any cause, VII VII be
nharg,d snort time ra:es, as per time 'hscr'e''
SEE RATES -, ,hrorgh
.s..-,i.ing Agencies. must be paid Tor ~ i aa-
.s ar n deuosit made with some one "ho"
we may designate. ,o-
e<-Msrrages and deaths, not ehcee,t%s ea rnsrga
80 wiIl he published NJ news, Tree of e1hi ~
I'M obitusrics tributes Of respect fnnera, n%u-
.s ou' and inv nyitations charged as advernsemen's
Ai personal mattsr ls,,Grs scSsGsa 2, 0oopn or in
$500. 20 he promoted, enianatlng rom p"t,
~ ,a,,ies. organizations or societies VIII oc
sbarrcd for as other advertisements
tf~in all legitimate demands p, nv ,us ,re"t in
.iic or Conseryativ. party, or "i the 2tSal . in-
,ere.,s OF the general public upon our oo'"H"''
.se TIMES will not iail oi its dn'y
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27

BRINKLEY, Ark, has a Baker shop
where a blind tiger is allowed to ox-
list. On last Sunday morning, at B
o'clock, two men, strangers, who had
had smell of the tigers breath, be-
came enragod, raised a row, fell to
fighting, when one siezcd a large
bread knife and carved his comrade
in the most approved style. The
carver is named John Allen, and the
carved went by the name Of Holcomb,
but he'll come no more at Aliens
call. Whiskey is good thing in its
place. oh, yes, but the trouble is in
keeping it in its place. Blind tigers,
drug stores and saloons ar'nt the
places for it.
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27

Lincoln was a railspliter; Garfield
was a canal boy; Gov. Cleaveland
sold newspapers; the governor OF
Kansas drove oxen; the present gov
ernor of Texas was once a hostlor;
the present governor Of California
was once a sailor and afiprward
swept out a store in Oroville for his
board; a. T. Stewart taught school
and sold tape by the pennyworth;
Jay Gould sold mousc-traps; Jim
Keen kept livery stable; Rufus
Hatch was locomotive fireman.
Not one Of these men took his spell
ing lessons on an income of $4,000
year Avalanche.
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27
A selfish man disregards the claim

A selfish man disregards the claims
of our common fraternity. His Ian
guage is: cam ! my brothers keep
or? Certainly not. / will take care
of myself and let him do the same.
If he contract bad habits of vice and
dissipation thereby bringing upon
himself poverty, ruin and wretched-
ness, whose fault is it, Verify am
not responsible for his misconduct.
Should he fall into the gutter let him
get out the best way he can. 1t is
none Of my business to'help him out.
Such is the unmitigated sel6shness
of this cold hearted world. 1t vio-
lates the great principles Of our COM
mon brotherhood, and is at war with
the best interests of human society.
The person who lives for self and self
only, and around whose self all his
thoughts, desiies and actions perpet-
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27

ually revolve, as their common cen
ire Of attraction, is monster in Gre
alton, and 70 call him a man is a
misnomcr. Not only the good Sa-
maritan, but all nature, teaches the
selfish a lesson of disintercsted benev-
olence. The heavenly bodies do not
shine for themselves, but for others.
For others the sun illumines our
world with his golden beams of radi-
ant light; for others the dews and
rains of heaven fall; for others, the
fields yield their rich harvest; for
others the trees produce their deli
cious fruits. While all nature is un-
selfish, aud blessing others with rich
benefactions, man alone is selfish,
not dispensing blessings to others,
but appropriating everything TO him
self st. Louis Christian Advocate.
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27

THE Court in the case of Frank
James has been unable to sustain the
charges on three indictments for want
of proof, and his trial on the fourth
count put off until next May term,
and the court fixed his bail at $500,
which he expects to give in a few
days. Shouldn't wonder if 1t was
yet made to appear that Mr. James
was a much prosecuted man, and all
the stories about the bank robberics,
wrecking passenger trains, and MUIR
dering innocent citizens only exist
ed in the imagination of sensational
newspaper correspondents.
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27

The question, how long is it nee
essary to keep children away from
school after an infectious disease :
was answered some time since by
the Academy Of medicine, Paris.
With Scarlet fever, diptheria, meas
les, and Smallpox, isolation is to be
maintained for forty days. Chicken
pox and Mumps loose their conta-
gious power after twenty-five days.
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

r. mutual agreement the different denomina'
lion, viii hold divine services IN the tnion
sharch rs follows;
M,ruopt.r Rev. r. W woodley, first ana
soh sabbaths Of each month
p,r,,.rRsv WI Harksdalc, OF Memphis
second sabbath In each month'
CuRIsrIAs-Rcv. Mr. Jones, mira S'oo"'" ~
each moAth, ,,,.,
pnxspYrEmAS-Re Mr. Coehran' vi "''"
rs,s foutth sunday in each month.
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27

THE bill proposing Constitution
al Convention, introduced by DIR. +.
G. McGavock, can only be regarded
as a deynier resort of the anti-amend-
NrNr men of Little Rock to defeat
the re-suhmission Of the amendment
to the constitution.
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27
Eigaty-EIYc Dossars Lost,

"You do not tell me that your
husband is up and entirely cured by
so simple a medicine as Parker's Gin
ger Tonic?' "Yes, indeed, do"
said Mrs. Benjamin tu her neighbor,
"and after We had lost eighty-fve
dollars in doctors bills and prescrip-
tons. Now my husband feels as
well as ever.
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27
Official Directory.
co1,NrY nFFICERS

COUNTY OFflCERS'
County and Probate JudseVps u sfR," Rar"hns
Sonnty and circuit Clerk.Ben II. bao'"u'
SDa,in ard Collector b. iiaskins.
County Examiner Leon Roussan'
County county Treasurer-J. " uzzelil.
County suryeyorI-J H. oarglnSrs ,sranca
,onn,y Asspssor--J. NJ. Riggans
MONROE TOW NsulP.
I,s,,c,s Of the Peace-Jame. Listoh' " t.
Moss Joe Bradford.
Constabls- George Joyner
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Nayor-H.S Williams, =, nj, -os
.Id.rmeu-James Lston. X. c. Prewi.t Jas
Hamilton, John Barney, w + hs'e
R,corder-Gcorge Y Stowell
Marsl.l-Martin McDOnna
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27

The jail Of Independence county
is empty, while the Jail Of Jackson
county is so full that there is scarce
ly room enough in the bastile for the
inmates to stir around. Indepen-
dence county has no liquor shops.
Jackson county has about twenty.
There seems to be less harm in Jugs
than in saloon.- Jacksonport Her
aid.
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27
A WoMAa's REMEDY.

AT rertsln ages ant periods of womsn's life there
comes certain irnu bcs, aehes pains and suierngs.
These complaints ani irregularities jecpardizs the
eirPs life al SIXTEEN aud follow up aud haunt the
married woman until sner the "tufn Of life."
Some have headaehes. swimming Of the head,
mental and nervous prostrStion, hanohed cheeks,
bloodless lips, lelsss eyes, cloudsd brain; vhils
others su.r with painful irregu srties, uterine DIS
placements and Ulcers, hytsrical sTarrns Dhysicsl
lostrsiion, chronic eucoflhTa, chloro.s, suIrlcs-
hons los oi appetite ovarian Diseases 1Hey asee-
tHns, etc, which in numerous cases shd ia epeIt
nts, G9nvnisi5ns, insanity snd death. These are
generally the result Of inR.teuion. All females
know tne class Of complaints we slluie TO. Now,
ladies' all these trouhle- 70 avegted and cured.
We have proof ifoIn thousands.
Dr.. Dromgoolc's English Ferals ninefs will cure
YOU sound and weil-will make you healthy and
happy-,ylii make you fcel like a new woman aud
no mistake. Sold by all nrueei.ts al ti.o1. Send
Your address f1r scopy Of br. promgoole's Fstaily
Medical Adviser free 20 ne afflicted.
J. 7. DgoNoooi. a Co.,
Pfopretufs. Louisville, Ky.
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27

THE store of w. L McRae & Co.,
at Mt. Holly, Union county, was en-
tered on the 18th. inst, and the safe
blown open. All the papers, money,
and six $500 United States bonds
were taken.
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27

The census returns Of 1880 disclose
the fact that there are over 900 blind
persons in the state. OF this num-
ber there are 33S who are of the re-
quisite age to receive the benefits Of
the institution-2S0 whites and 5S
colored
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27

1t is simply nonsense to talk about
prohibition not prohibiting when Of
ficers of the law do their duty. The
Legislature can make laws but it can
not make honest officials nor compel
them to do their duty.-[Ho Springs
Sentinel.
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27

slate, and begin anew. Yes, this
will be the verdict of a large class
of people Of the country, who have
come by degrees, to regard a man as
a d-n phool who can't steal his
weight in money when entrusted in
his keeping by a confding public.
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27

Farmers and others desiring a gen
teel, lucrative agency business, by
which So to $50 day can be earn
ed, send address at once, on postal,
to If. c. Wilkinson & CO., l05 and
1877 Fulton Street, New York.
The Osceola times., 1883-01-27

THE vote for United States Sona-
tor on the Eth. stood: In the senate,
A. II. Garland, 30; Il. X. Garland,
1; house. A. II. Garland, 50; r. X.
Garland. 3.