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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
PATEnT NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE No
l. tic1 tla- tlrg have CHAINED iltelt 'dr an In
proved llrll1ct for the Ftou - -rGau Trash
directly FROM The MILL and other wet fuel, ty means q
iurre1 uciuE curTclt 90 lut ais into the Furnace
thrul-h hot air f-cs- Ihls Fl-glr is based un1l q
CzvezT Sled On The luierur orp-rt-rrt Oct i i-se
and j. superior % all EIef- isssl lflCr said date
AL persons are warned acliusf infringing this p
tenL sat viii Do h-1u-ht against arg person Tor -
d1iz-.
Pal a1rIicliar- nav o. 1tIaiusd df the uudgrsiznc
or o. " G.. IRWIN 4 Co.. Agents.
p y MAkEE
q. UARGRAKES
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
Co.Partner. lin Notice.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN
~ fElf the frr name o. TEF ALBION SUGAR CO.
l-sEEIHl BY g. q. ulr-Hd11 and LHH AlI1 lrHaf1fUTr
uo-cgl lls been changed rr hat 1i u. o. Hal = FL
DEN CO. AID drafts Of fEe said rrrl win De- drawn
By sad z J. HaTsaldar nlg-EH fH rl- order 20 J..
Ah.o. uto- sll1T-als~I 20 ra--lF prov 90 rLH val
ilfrg fhr-u-f T. q HAG~ELuEN-
LEE AHLO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Ill assl-1ulaui q ErLI5uzal 11Esrs z-ldl Ars
Nllkzs7z las &C s11H a. H. sil-s ~ s--1s1
/ sci ul--t rlslt5 -1sa.- Faluslas- sEtz- 7s-s
6anals = fac tbs y hala Eaal-h q flu-1 alssfs
Az ll-E lll1-uie1- l,l- s7s1a rsll-lrsa- l1il1a-
=1.iie Wv s.zlalE TRIMMED 1l-s- E1lel El1l1
- e-a-r - Tie tauts-as q Ezra7zzU zlzlas-
Sdllta-v -iozers II ualrEi AID EllE Az sscllliy
Eiut sh1uli b se1z y Ia ladias u tlis ely -
Dc aqF-esIEiel- L "a Eu-is q lac f1i -l--llT
= IN FI1-ss zu1 -lz Ell 5s Gtls = aazsll Az
-li1C = ltis - Be- tal1 r1z sagl--s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

The Nisiia has departed fuusn her old auclaul-e
Of the Fish Market and sailed osteusihlv Tor bus
san waters. szlulou fishing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

NJ DAVID Flitnsr. an old and vel kno~n
resident d uou an inmate o. the hospital for the
lzslus- General Inbacility Is the SYMPTOM 81 his
insanity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

The msoadEIlIzl1g Of Fort street J. again under
EEy the stone crusher HAVING heeu repaired and
nov supplying rs daily 7T-rfa1 % metal for
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Tl.ros basy b. with Governor D. bav- r.ss 50
Waiaiua n thf ws2s.liL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Fire Marshal MzCuire Is entitled % h credii o.
arranging the display Of Examinations visible b1tl
INSIDE and OUTSIDE Alliolsui Hale on ths cveTIll
@. the g1sr INST
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Llt La.H.alr arrived o. the - al 80 A. Il. and
sailed zcala az A. u for FohoIkl n Pun She
re.u-loi a. Z +. Il and sailed az p NJ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Tho Hu= bark .fHrr TarH-. has Ez1-l arrived %
l--t Isl DAYS from E1s;0u- This j. uus Il tle
ldlrosf passs-0s thai CsT!. Nevs'l h-- made De-
tween the tv1 ports
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Several Gases we've st f1T trisl o. The I'd aElo,c
.lsrz the r1ss U-l1ls- the lufurneTS fo- Esr1url.
The E11d weather around Hllo fEvocs the con
slracsl1- 0f rJads and h-idcesl which l. cesng on
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

The hsnd concert ~ Emma : 1kre last Sat urisy
AFTERNOON Wa fairly attended and the music vas
as usual excellent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Izs Caai- q rllz-iu1 and fu-Eez a1rza1vss q
" C A9aclc IA sci Eaczz Chzua=s -lzrz.z--ii ID
-tiz CIV. has t-E.- EzE1 El1lsa1 llrEE H-11--Ii
q -u1citT = va-slzE su-as and las rula1lF d.
rlz-t-5 troz LA cZzs u rs c-rd1ta-s szpTiasaty
> IL reEia1 q lie Coll-ias -ss-E III c1liarluz
4 1-z-is--v h5lls ) nj II rozla "a iaErss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

EENS Sl=-Fsr.rr ssiIs5 fdl Esluillauli g
Zoe. L. Oh the I'D inst The L : : fl--'-r-5r as
sai.sl the p-ryioas dly "Wednesday t0- Calla1
wa Solth So Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
FOR SALE

- THE PREMISES on BERE.
a. rANIA Street Iar.I- 1--p.0l ls Vs. q. ~1liI
E-g. - ErHH.rr ~ rla uula-si- ued.
90 T- aLEN CAMPBELL.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

NJ Etlry Parker. wife AID f1zr cliIdrea. and
N- Gaa. Wilhelm. Iett Hilo IN the IF1 SriH1rr
f1- ~Hu FrHuriscl ca the 1sth.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

E4a schooner To- S-Ia1aer. Capt Luos master.
s-.aL t7ll HlI1 for san Francisco On Fridsy
lla7lllE March lf-l. with fEll czrc1. c1aslstllC
q $50 tons slclr from Nai4ksa Mil Co. 100 t1ls
from Ausula plantation and % tons trun Custa's
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Tie Marine Railway Of Saipuza 4 l'ridCes Is
finished and the steamer IT., n. Eer7 : up under
49, ---------
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Ias foundation for AIr. Cznlq,,sll's new bElldlz-
o. b. erected on The corner q fort ana Merchant
s1-aass d already being du- AID The WORK Tr7Ill7-
o. BE- rapll'y pushed f1EEarG-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

he h-c Ers--r has bees c4Erisse5 ty tie
Flaata1s' llbo- aad SgV.ly Company and val.
urloaud Slath Il Command uf llutslu I1l-uay- lu
cues 1s ldi1tla1sl llh1rs-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

q pllza-c q. E,l-.q-= -scE-re- from l-I'il-l
Ce's5 7CHsss- N1-sBu informs tl= raa1t- lll- ht
uls. GA tls 9Th q Iluz1-y, seaELlS tbs sl-r-1as
@. -lc Italian people fJ- election . III Cl'.lloe-
o. DeF-l1es ls raQ-ss-l-llT7t % lie llsf-act %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

rhs Suudag Schools bed lha-- qllria-ir fasll-
va Al kzEaila1 Cllzrch lasi s1udzE- Lha-E vac
a ll--t cl-ha-luc iron al -hs 1-Ert ozl1zg
schools u re dlsz-1ri- Slllt va7T szuaia-f e.
l-li-as us-g g-u1s th-ul-n. SNORING huu a--lasf
and 5sruael TIE t1a1aa-z Gzl oaar AID -lu l-tsl-
t5sslT he sah1-srs huc fa-1sad l1e-l- Lhs s-lE-
n 1ls En--l1lll-lv lt-.ae-lVs- Llls llaa1--- q
ile nlE.iue SUNDAY Sc11lls = nos z-1alesilllg
s-i- and j. vel El-tl Flslt- % hos l-ls-s--s1
u The uurk n WI b. especially 4. azszE-, lui o
-lL lEurd zil1is- fa- s1ll1szl5lEsll1 cfa1 O. the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

lie bark E---aar, ll- az .lsl bss- -lla az zul
llu- Ar james Campbell tz'clulLu- The puEcllsl'
tl- Sl7lC. Size VII 1e pl8ual 10 cLE--s . III
Slzs-all .l- the pl-p1ss q L1sv--- Gown and q
ras1t.s % ascertain Ire lncLI1l ut the sZls---l-
Is-E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

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CT 7rs Llgt ialng5 AlCg-1la Lr-Es / @. &. T. AZ
lie I-=- l1ailzE tie slrEl--- L-1 witty lzusEi-'
g1- u. lie u-5a-. TIE Ef'--laIs. was r5al ly Mrs.
6lr-azs and o vocal SOLO vac tIll1sllaE -s-llz-ls
hv Mrs. =. + E1gl=--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Who as u vh5 Ind The caz-gs g issziz- ill
1zrilHElus o. taf Ell1ss.1s1l ElLt ls-lEl-.g
sauc one ubo uas uui sci ucq1all-iad u1-1 or
cI-lzs1s We iu1E @ fuu -lv1la1lu-s szli -l-
-,auTlG ul1 bad iatZ &c ilHlf --zlrss over Et1--
40 Ea1-ha. sl- indT uh1 Las lssz Etisaz1 frlll
IL E-l-i1ll f1- 1ul-C ttEl 81 Lll'-.-ls. u hen
the EI1lstTE I-ail lzEu1t fu-tl u- IL "a @. So
glH tastlE1sE- tbfy had hsffg- -lyl=z -lsE
Isl and no hu-1 IsscFis's seslzacs - s. readily
rllzlulI1c then q thl did d. suc1 hsl-llass
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Esss-s . e uat JF- d CO. E-e -hs local lE--.s
sl- the Er.ar.r.r 4 .HrHHa Llrr.r- NrHar ql--
ll-la5 ll S5u Eralclsol- Cal One slaa q Tie
r.pgr vl-ld prove useful as hoax l111-ll1 b.
Eeag5a1 Ia 5sav constantly azl1ss- tT the MANY
elzlces c1p-hls n the clarlc-ars-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

md Of
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25

I'll constitution nlAkp- Ia. -urg.---
~ assertion d" X AT, -"i,-iv Responsible
iof oar EDITORIAL views and opinions Ii
na.i nor occurred u u t.efort tina; an
h",iv but tn. editor ~ paper Wa re-
S1on-iBte ior nl~ vIeW-. opinions - words,
n1c nov that W. ar specially assured
that lner, l. --no -aeIlanikin 80 IL -lyssak
And whatever Il NAV meaI-about tn
{ ~, stltst;t3r4 IT. editorials and r-spoE-.-
billtlee W KNOW las; tht size ri til
trouble. and car tram down u Il. instead
Of benz Yss-ptexesl 10y tn. notion Of IL
army al fearful aiversarl,-- IL disguise
Of edltorIa! writers or correspondents, un-
xnovr intangible. irresponsible. The
Editor 81 the { c,ssstttstsost beng re~pon-
.ibie then. we demand Al explanation 81
viva; h. means ny the remark
+ l. No evidence 81 political sagaeify Ia .4scrt<jlt
Ia Intelligence .: tAc r3asses
TIM L a small matter, hu. W. arr par
,lc1liaT about II Deca1Ise We nave NJ book
~ quotations. ID v0ium" NJ ANYBODY
-p.-ches CONTAINING the passage, anG VI
want u understand :he '-wnols hnsln.-sr
--c.ltegoricaliv A. Il III. intent, il yot
please, and illustrative A. IL H. appi.o;4
Lion IN this lnstans, W. have termed
II small mater. but perhaps W. SPOKE
hastily and reading II agar W. arr AFRAID
w do L. now seerr~ ohy ious thai Their
r something behind, heavy force Of
meaning IN reserve which might puzzi+
iso~ton literary editor. and the wav II y
fired off Al IL without warning quotation
mark. and II the midst % AZ otherwI-e
4
battery arrangement. and make IL Zee
uneasy We Impatiently walt Al expia
nation. Tor though Their l. Al old sort ~
familiarity about th.- thing W. don; ike
the way II shows NJ FROM the present
stand point Il never looked :" bad i,t
tore
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25
Organic and FOe.iIIferOu~.

And now III. TiJ9.t-~- .,tp~. : i4..rr-il.
ti,,i and warinl~ ,aary,.- ;a r.oeTn.aN
viii b~Ir5 AZ .e,,-a1. and ...4r. 1c,.rr-,
ratr~ tn, railing arra,4.l-. n- Terminus.
.ni, sole: ana -n.Incntl- rs.-r..-otal..t
losI-rla !. :. los>illz,-,s orral Taf- j. ha-.l
!. pear-and II tn a"ii,i.v~. ta.. vel..f.
III. F1nE-p1AN wished u ~.l.n7 -.. r.-
war,s %. so3lt-rll ATM - uv. u.-.,....--.
an rr,~i,0e~~ y IT.. sam rag~.~, -
w~l.-.-arl..-i -,.ii-~l.l @fA.t.a! ia. ,..- -
IN. al III aur v~ntai4. ..n;.rii ...ra--
,ia.-- =. i.stu~; = sn.ar-n.. ul-l ,s.--
.-al,.v.4~ III. :.s- !. >s-- T. r-- .4r.r--
e.r.. l.l.t.. A. t....- 80. :.>.....> j.
..t".l. ior'~ ~..i-~ .... Ties. - ri. nh
~. zoos ~. oil, al -.-a ....- H.. 49,
HIT4A> in5u-tle. T. -.-v-t.s,. var
,s.t ! =, Is. n4.- -.-.-s...>..- -,
a7s ID ~...sn- a- .rru..l..- Il. ..l.....t
4l.5 T. .- .;..t, 4.--i4. War t.4-,. az.
alor l,@op.. a-is.r;~.' s.r --,...-- ala-, ~
nr-ln4--~ lrlrcr.!.-> ia. =, .lt -.u-
t-"--,. som, taIa-- tia. 4~. n~ nIr,
-trr.4u--- rn.. r}.a,4~- .i~u.a, x An,5
-!rc4.At, wul-.. ia, - -. l.a,- *
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25

a disagrecabi- contemporary Ia nal
something l" say abou: senator Jones ni~
ap-ence from the >taLs iurInn HI vacs-
tion, etc H. has n"ver neglected ili> public
duties, ana Florida IL him nar t,,-'-I II. III,
front senatorial rank Tn va4sltion wae
ms, AMI he had Z righ; /" vlslT th, nuna-
ni' honle al ms chil4hn"d IL ireland, and
there, n among TIN prominent arr titled
II IuDlln ana London represent II MIN
sell, AMI III ihs dirnlfie,l l,o-itlnn al which
IA, hAs proved himself worthy. thu o.
poriunitis> 81 advancement offered hy th.-
trreat i.fpubl, u all NATIVE ~ foreign
born. Among the good lAInr4 b., ild IL.
vacation. wa tnI--wnr,! n~ariv :. thou
sand dollars
Tn, lrcIar.. recerfy acifvcr@ Detcos; NJ >.nss-
Jouta 0i Ferlsla, fs,r IA, 5tnen 81 - Vincent
orphan Asyf1nl n taa' eIT netles fzfJU al4G the
SISTERS ctarge announced ia iac. card If n
know iect.rnn chi H,sAssss1tas, Ecra4i, IA1 H.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25

CONGRESSMAN Ahram + ;Ii4ssstt has
been interviewed, and sspsors; asssE a1ss'e
attaches to hrs ideas % the. ttsrlM qa.+1
ton than On sAo~e Of snS siisasT pashr
mzn except, perhaps, Mr.. Csslkas ny rs.a-
son of has ofissial ppsitinns ~ssl zsh3cts has
alleged statements: iNa
believe that there stsnid ~ s4<rasassa ~ Iaf'
tariff Il sAnusd equality 4isi 'ioat9G fe~ resent
revissnn auty maxie naxtsfx w1-se5 f'ss' sastAaee
tarietan AT article Car which tiyre y IN EFeaa Or
snan. taxea - per cent -Gs-d va tyaE WA "a
creased 10 per This - d AnAir<ssz Nnnres
sary and unfair Th~ tariff irsa raAs Ea~ ~ Fss
ton. and il was rea.nea 81 she. rk<sss ~As isaai
ali the milaF IN thls esuntrv 81 III awf <xa 1855
sanas af employees were pat eat; 81 @xNk 81
tariff an stsea Ezzh ~ "a wher s2a Ffzsaf ss sac
eiemx II aur mnnu1hecurers sssasIt sE ssskkstr Z"
s1pplv tfs~ demand the tuyers s7~uaA FL essng IT,
foreign material, he ca1Peiasa " pan g. usore 'aan
wa necesezry- ~ /
manner tta1 nj traas viii st sseBsh;cS, .sa4 8Fa'
make reduction here And ~ inrs-e4 slsfrr IN
order u benefit sae trade ia pSsti~izf sssa II Ia
sanse time iniarr asether Their, u asfptas r
il hae use for their shoald ~ rrs aSfsaE Il r.
how and where An not Preprs'ns, q eaF anti !!
aaye cznvssscd the wanle aei6
Whist do y0u THINK al Mr. (.sriitst efaEtla&
ASKED the reporter
L have ALREADY said thai Ia se l:r}2 szi.aess
IN speaker Czriisie, and beiieSr lha: sst vii pa
of the msst ho1eEs znd sble rssa tbs ! <aFe rae4
/ believe n viii Pursas patrs't4s .xEe5 fssiciso'
course
What n there IL the cry tnAs m - Atrsrreses0
tive Of the Southern element -
- Il Il bot trae Mr. Carlisle i; fetssaHsn .asIuf
Of Ihe Peop4c 2zti although DIX HT wits. Fer s2z
think has seiectios is WIZ ogs, 4 Ees<iEe TIA
1ryezt the Chairman n she eiss'7satstee ~
Ways azd Means. VII s1ate s,ss - 4sasaiRsass
aspirxn: for thai honoz. t.Itfa ,Af MoTrs
sGn u lae Dan who should n cislrn.ss al iaa'
committee H. is able aRe. s,TssY'fevf sans rsss
and Ill thr o<ice Jadie1ousi9 Il ih3aSi r6ai se
10 mach ggSsc iu tbs way III tsSiI :"fafr' 4
a member Of thai committee s,iaSs rsAsf
TEAL
= Do you behave tina. the tara rassIia ;iaesI-oai
viii have eearIrg II. PRESIDENTIAL sfs4test -
. meet certaiaiv DE- A~n Eav~ e,sns .assrr T.
Washington for the pzrTosf u zrgJsas L ISrs& r.
irnI. and thev cannot afford siegttr.* y,ir dEt
The Tariff biunAeSr must be ecrrr.ts-3. IS -. DsES
oeraLs turn their backs u II ts+s VII ~ aefeate3
2sd they deserve be defsafed II ~ ,.ztefssT -
the utmost importance ans II w$A Etat saS 50 Wase
until times dai. ans t1ser :sTtEas sssArHb -
I. dome DOW Will hnssssss- Is sssEf~'cs7-.
azs when = viii d. fhc most gos 3
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25

bTE1 a, hs residence 81 Mr. ssrae ygb,-s
Of 'bi Iszl Ml~- E.4er.srz Hesssr -
ais.a-e. NH
Mzuv wears asso ner lathe: NJ WE B,~,u,
Fl Ga- a-s-eEae= sTwH-EEaI " &, y btrIsu - -
cent II TAI Saa--e Is. -emaVssi Mzrr,ana -
@ltsi aoSaf st1 ve2r~ noBssi Mss So =
reGr5,91scc DaStfe- c1Ev zhs slus.~ -.
s. sIsne51z IA Hzlas. ar9eFas axA h.u.,-
rEa1E-e . Igr Dam az Fogtaa waBe - - -
ist1 senl-e wa- not altogether zIss-Tszsag sAr -.
Atas sfsn ss~ely her EzfSerin vii s--a- - -li
sfs every affsrEtoH vs. TvsE " iryt.s 1a.ss
x-na .->s Hxs- -~~
mar ~vpas .l.zlSsr -eia.7e4- en- sr1,aes t,l...s
f'Tna!H- = ise aetci t-taaslav eversnr r,r-. -.
sere lat 2ss2 liz nasnessr M
use1t n A.-a. accompanied ias ser=svs Is5sas-
nsT u1oEyzlin spurpey
ipEED 81 ae~ Ooyse cry iasf essnessuy .,.u
MS haa I-aET'aap1 VII g. M : L aay.naaa es "a
-urn.s3ss. '
M Rsymaa a1si 2ts AL cznz fruun Kansas Chr -
~ fAl4A1Ass'f' cary last sprtns ale wiz a. ne sz.el.
r'aR = Wit asnas = r>slaxafssst1ia a=r~ Il. tat =
esH Mrs EaTLHonc. accompanied ne- nataer yas.s
1rIsssfsG 2nc 1Resr Isurlar sarsf -,
saenc- II 1is cv tat etlre faznsiy MADE gsrT
fSFtT3oss' IMPRESSION 1paE WIrh VIRGIL shex hsvss
a--"t1ai<c Mr. ksFlnsnd sisroE1 On rrznR !
~ M VII dsveLs-a aa#th iksu~r
ofh" 20 tn fanny ~ lniar rhiie wa. mi
nfaet Know - S-rise tender and essSn
.rz-zzn. ~ als'v9sSSi CErlst44sl mother
IN. se-r7es; heartfelt zrmrsrs
l-asf Frda-' M am Mr. LINES fsstesa, ,-- r.,
Mr. glaaGls zese abeE. zro years Mani. w.~
F-sf nrsl nss','-s-s-1te fzsnsly csryss .
FL arr. s- aisl tas1 rrssizg n
MAJ FRIENDS nsreavesi pEren1s deess ssru,sstsls
ar snsn II litsr afE4c1lsHl
- fass--s tile s4veiv aioeHa.1,.r rxxrer
S-4- =r4II.g aeAAre o. r. nssr
- -~Eat <Enr lrznsa4.17 cai1ssrt, n
And iaes-ur- o1is osaonis a.,
Lex Esf' sis DEss4acs sTzlts ~ pasl
t. living zsF,e revIre@ as-u2u
heyR v-lss .Ht .cs- isssBa =sir-oa ~
An'i q. = s-stEI- 1sasErs; = skr
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25

-" III 10 Florida l. now tn sociaI
slogan, and q pleasant party L Of for
flower lane today - A,ayqhst0 TO-
Evening Neac>
-Jadg, " H. >ebrnc. 81 bronson,
l. II the cI-y. The judge l. a mar 81 a
happy disposition H. l. IL love witt
the world around MN He believes IN
the present Florida. the present linllni--
tratior. the present prcsp-c;, and the
presen, aiwav- A. opposed u The pas; or
th. future --Issc}cso1,rt4t H~~uGd
1t l. gratifying u So bv our ~
change~ ina; Middle Florida l. progress
ing H. Tallahassee, trave. ha~ started
NJ ami there viii doubtless D. lively
times NJ there TINS winter Quincy Also
II reaching out her ARM and begins 10
ieei the puisatIon OF new life. and ali
along the line Of railroad th. country II
acquiring new settlers. - PLLItko HernJd
We have to correct a Statement made
1T our local columns last week II regard
u tn suspension Of the collection OF taxe4
II THE County, until tGt hrs: OF June next.
" = arr advised that the Comptroller did
not authorize sueh a suspension, Tor the
law does not permit q po~tponement OF
the collection OF taxes u the first 81 June
The information We received was lncnr-
rect Had our ioca thought a momen.
he would have known better
C0t1rsev
The New York HeraLd publishes
nearly page Of matter concerning the
opinions ot various politicians OF the
Democratic issue General Mcclellan
thinks the Democrats will have the cour-
age u make Square issue OF the tariff
and that II viii bring victory Ex-Gov-
ernor Seymour thinks the action Of the
democrats III Congress should he . con
sentative, and that the Democratic sue
cess 1t lisa viii depend upon legislation
Al Washington this winter Mcdonald
regard- Carilsie's election A. . emphasiz
ing rather thar inauguratine the tariff
sssue. Hoadly and Butler refused 10
talk Cleveland thinks the tariff will be
IT important issue, and Pattisou saw he
doesn't know ANYTHING about II
Mr. Wheeler IL Peckham mas sud
denly resigned the Office 81 Distric: A.
tornev OF New DIRK and Governor Cieve-
land hA- appointed NJ Peter s. Olney to
Eli the position Mr.. Peckham found tia,
tht duiies Of his Office brought IN a IT,
turn Of the -leeplessnest with which until
recently h+ had been afflicted and hl-
physician told him thai Ia. ne--,! II M
resignation was imperative, M Oinry
n "A native Of Massachusetts forty vear> oi
age and gradual. 81 Harvard h l.
an able lawyer. AMI lent valuable Az II
the prosecution nj the Twee,i ring H. l.
a member OF the county Democracy or
ganizatIon now buf wse Il member Of
Tammany once. The New ! ork papers
conee'ie that the appointment r. an excel
lent ONT
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the e3ltH 7 u Witt TaiElage. . D. cgz-
GseReszi III asfeeBtn voiaa1e a3d the year FeT
Brilliantly be presents II the January nunber
asnss attractive and interesting holiday aBe, -
isiete with dsslghiTEl residing and artistic excs
as11,e Th@ cisnien;S arr * trs-s1sev varied Their
are t-hrsratas STORES sketches descriptive sft-
stes and rsssEgls~ eIc. tie eiIIoF aAs Il chaEactH
sSsie arucse The Coming Sermon a1C fiae
~ co1Irifaiesn@ IL pToss AND poetry fram samt
81 aar Easi E-spGtaf writers A new sezaL
" ro1c from Lire First nv the auiAar Ct " N
hsurkr'S Eieeek Il cozanaencea ia fact the p4els
overflow wills entertaining an esiifyIng mAfasf
sal artistic Illustrations Now Il The time 70
subscribe snsi one cesslE ail IN appreciate o
.aolisiay csf year Subscription 10 TINS paps-
la nasgazine The Price J. 9 cents Tor sngit
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Director trenera! Burke and the Tssara
ri Managers of the W aTi.i'~ Industrial
AMI Cotton Centennial IN he held a, New
Orleans. are exhibiting an energy and eEa-
terprsse which invites cooperation N ali
parts of the Southern State II begins
Tn h. understood that AZ opportunity viii
be offered >sscA A. has never occurred i.sg
AL exposition Of the Resources OF TIN. South,
and that preparation should he begun Al
ones If the opportunity H. ~ atlixe'l T.
the utmost Preparations sho1ia h~-in
ats.saf now IN Florida, NJ our display wilt
tall short ~ VIVA; L might i,v and should
BE- That display vii h.- largely made
az 81 the vegetation - tn, STAT, and II
order thai II NAV b- a. perfect - ls',ssl oie
Il Il necessary that during thr~ winter anu
next spring plants and trss-@ sh0aid b.
plantf4i or tranSpiantet4 IL tsnxe~ 50 tina;
tfaeIT roofing may ise established, and tina:
they may be readily transported IL New
Orleans n full, healthy growth fhs-
grea; area OF thr exposition building will
afford q wide spact 10 1ht Florida deparf-
naeut, and, II the plan suggested II acted
uIs'1ti. that spaer may i'e converted into
i rart ana tesaatliEl -emi-tropIcal garden.
thu very gem ~ the whole great show.
This viii be ASSURED hv carc III the culture
81 the plants and trees after being boxed.
car, III tbs selection ri weather for tran--
pOrtatlon, an bv Taste II arrangement
when they are once satt within tbs ar1rfi-
clally warmed huilding. where they will
continue Ii thrift OF life and beauty
The magnitadt u thir Exposition al
Jerprl-e will be understood When il l.
stated tina; tn4 area ot premises under
roof viii N about thIrrv-one a-res-a
third larger than tia. man. huildInc a. In.
Philadelphia Centennial Commissions
viii be organized In Tn. different State to
insure cs-operatlve effort and eventual
slIct7ess and IL <0ni, State r0vers1naent
appropriations vii doubtless IL mad,
Il y unfortunate tia; d. melting ~ the
Legislature 81 Florida vi. e--1ur -. tina,
II appropriation could - -. ur-, ou7 "
presume ma, Their are UVbuc spirited
citizen enough u AdvaEc, Il ~ulai .0rn
eaci Il TAX II II AGGREGATE ;una II
tom - I've thousand dollar /, - al thr
cau-t. putting lAIiI II IL mex l. 11S!s-
ture tnai I. vii dniy appropr!a1' :, REIN
burs. tht Subscribers Thi- money nlIgil-
r. placed uraer til son,ro. 20. a. eonmrt-
L. selected lr0r. ~ i.-~- r'i"f - -, ~t..t,
best = u Iii. qualifications which max.
~ high standing in genera ABILITY
INTEGRITY ana puhilc -rlrl,. thus gr.l~ln-
t.-eInC IL Wis, exlen.iItur, 1" tn, -. ans.
ln>urlng til itr"r,ec Il r,-~'4fl-atI7t ~ : 4or-
lCi:- u Nv Orleans