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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-03


one would ,hlnt ,ha' Il honesty were found
anyNhcre b would be- in ore relations with
one aundymhn and ones laundyne. There
arc great many respectable" people who
think Il quite The correct thing 10 smugglc do.
table goods in small quaotitic, and ror per.
sonll uac and who "lakc The goods the gods
provide unqucilioning II thcy come in the
shape u some one clteh clothes nom onc's
ehinaman. This city Is practically dependent
upon The Chinese fot laundry work. As a rule
to lar ., the writer has been able 10 6nd ont
The Chinese Iaundymcn of this city arc
polite, prompt, thorough and honest lts
tmr that they o0en lose clothingi The wonder
t. that they do not lose more. When They do
lose clothes they have To pay for them This
lessen, but docs not remedy the annoyance "
the loss. II t. especially provoking when
CLOTHES ne LOST that have been wen marked.
| The other day q lady lost fifteen handkerchief
plainly marked with her own name The
lady Is wcll.knovn in The community The
Chinese has paid Tor The lost article. though
no, their iull yaluei yet some respectable"
some honorable peuon Is in possession Of
goods that do not b.ong to himhcr The
other day parish priest aho weighs about one
hundred and eighty had sent home to him the
shirt, Of a small boy Ills own shirt, were
marked, the small boys we're not Unfouu.
nalcly his own small boys are too small 10 IN.
habit the misscnl shirts with either comfort OF
elegance. Il decent people have received
these, and scores Of other pieces Of marked
clothing, why are they not returned either per.
sonalIy OF through the laundry man p
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-03

Waikiki has had more rain than II could
utilize
Mr.. ceorge Renlon Of the Union Mill al
Kohala has fully recovered from an injured
knee cut recently while pui,ias out fire in his
cane hells.
"Threc months Imprisonment and fine OF
$780," was the sentence passed ON the clerk
Of {. Y. Aiona, ililo. recently selling
liquor without a license.
A hre at Puehuehu. Hawaii, ON the lath al.
timo, totally destroyed building owned 10y
MI Frederic Leslie and rented as a store by
Kong Chong Co. The building was ia
sure'i for s., 500. The goods, valued at $1,000.
we're uninsured.
The statement al the sale u Lanai leases ia
a. explained by the Press last week and not as
stated since then. Mcssss. Spseckels 4 Co.,
own NJ land IN Lanai; and Mr.. Gibson has
purchased no land IN tee simple from eiiheI
~. l'win o. NJ. raskes.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-03
TUE UHFfyEH.

Mr. furneaus has on exhibition series ii
sketches and paintings male during his rccen,
trip 10 Hawaii. The public are cordially in.
yiied TO inspect the collection. Studio No. Of
Hotel street, cottage in rear u Dr.. MeGfew',
residence.
scnrus - Euiessrais
The " bfssefs" si7uid ~ Masa- 20.
The BoDbies all 10 Silly
The Quaker 10 The Friendly IJe.,~ -
The fufnen to Chi
Tie li,ile snsF ing. earoliag BALE,
Who break cur nightly rect.
Should bs packed ~ 10 H4iryign,@
To Lap land Or % B,esr."
From. 9 spiibezf" " co,ks 70 o,es D., .o.,e.e.-
And while The Miss ua.-
Hi' paaslge % the " Guinea Coast
"spenIthnfs7 are % tie strait"
spinsisrs- ,bosId TO the " Ssedics 70.
Wine bibieFs~ to " Burgundy
"C0urHanJs" sl,otli iu-.eh n " s4nIaish I.l.,.r
"azs' at the Bay Il fun5,.
Bachelor to the " United States
Maids 10 the " lie u Man.
IL, CarieneTs~ 20 to BotaHy Ray
And " shcsblaeks TO Japan
Thus efnisraie. and misplaced man
VII then no longer ses us,
And all Who are not prosidsd Tor
Had better 20 to Ts1ss-- Bssfsa 1os,naL
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-03

Publication once Is ~ Kaahumanu stree I'd
itorlal rooms Al 20 fofi ifest,
Subscribers and Advertisers wiil please address
THos. q rHRuM. Publisher and Proprietor.
Al matter Tor the Saturday Press should Id
addressed 10 the SATURDAY pRHss."
Double column Advertisements, cuts and isrg'
types will not he admitted Into out columns
neither vli Advertisements bo admitted into read
Ina" columns ~ any price These rules wiil b,
figidly adhered TO-
Notice ofsny events Of interest ,ranspifing
The other Islands wl always be thankfully roeel,,
fot publication, Correspondents arc requested %
append thoif true names TO al communicative,
no, Tor publication necessarily, hu, guarantee
that tho writer u acting In good faith
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-03

a very large audience was present at the
literary and musical entertainment at Y. NJ.
c. A. Hall last Thursday night and among the
audience was proportionate number of those
it was desiredh TO reac--those Of US who aie
young men and working people. Many arli.
sans brought their wives and older children,
and the entertainment was manilestly enjoyed.
There was shouer programme in time
than the FIRST one given under the same
auspices at the same place; its only drawback
being the omission Of Chairman Cruzans
''little talk, which was to have concluded the
exercises. The following programme was
faithfully and enjoyably rendered, the solos
by Mr.. RIOS, and Mrs. CnlzaI being en-
cored; Mr.. Ross repeating s,anza OF The
Old Sexton, and Mrs. Cruzan singing Twick
enham Ferry.
Singing; Gospel Hymns. The audince
Vocal tluar. elite, Swiss Peoples Song...
Mechanics Cruzan and Judd, MessTs Nsrndley and
Hall.
Reading; Saline Types. MIR. T. =. Adams
Vocal solo; Good Might Good Nigh, Beloved,
Mr.. W. @. Wook
Address .........,........,....M Miss Anna Rrec>e
Iano Solo; Juniia Miss Margaret Hopper
Reading; The iirnnkards Death. Mrs Criizan
Ia : solo. The Old SeNon.. Mr. J. s. Rose
Recitation: The Lady Of proyenee. Mrs NJ r. Haotie
Vocal solo: Clans Of the wooden shoon. Mrs CraeAn
Singing; Gospel Hymn .....,..,.....ihe Audience
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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-03

The w. II. Dimond is loading slowly for
San Francisco.
The Discovery is at the Esplanade, she will
sail probably today for San Francisco.
The whaling season is now over the heei has
all arrived, and sailed again ; quite difference
from twenty years ago.
The American barkcniinc Klikitat is now
discharging the last Of her cargo, and will
return to the Sound in a day or two.
The American steamship Maiposa will be
due from San Francisco next Thursday 18TH
at noon, with twelve days later news.
The American bark II. W. Amy is at
Brewer x Co.'S wharf loading for San Fran.
cisco. She viii sail carly next week
The British bark Lady Lampson, Rust, sailed
from san Francisco October 18th for this port.
She brings a cargo valued at $ss,7so.
The Hawaiian schooner Jennie Walker,
Nelson, cleared from San Francisco, October
18th ior this port, with cargo valued at
Si,Iso.
The steamship Bell Rock arrived on We'd
nescay evening from St. Michaels, with more
Portuguese iaborers. From here she will pro-
coed to San Francisco.
The Hawaiian steamer Kinau, S. c. Wilder
a Co.'S line OF Inter Island steamers, arrived
promptly, on the list inst from Philadelphia.
She is fine boat, with handsome and com
Portable accommodations, and il will now
be pleasure to travel to windward.
The following vessels hence arrived nj San
Francisco as follows October 10, American
barkeniine W. G. Irwin, Turner; American
schooner Clans Spreckels, Drew; schooner
Anna, Mccullosh, rs days from Kahului
October rs, American bark Caibarien, Hub
bard. Por, Blaheley, arrived October rs,
American bark c. O. Whimore, Calhoun,
hence, auckland arrived October rs, Ameri-
can 5. 5, City Of New York. Cobb, hence.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-03
PASSENGERS


From san fsanstco, pr zs.iaada, ossoeef as Mn
Rsmick. J iAs~ssu, silsrifa add wife. & Brosiie
Mr fi~hsl A u Honnsng, Ms Aiiliss Mo Miller. III,
Anch, u NclnNr. ~ Ncinerney. W Phdnk-.
Van roru, ssmE.ioa. Miss ID &, Prescott. Nj AL
Al. Webster and daughter, Miss ks.s.sll shspsasd,
fslflius, w Osertoa, = u Arnnid, NJ Sal< Mr..
same, Mr., same, A tohn. A Meyer, L Sel1on, leo "
c.s.noa. Mr. snA Miss ssasiss y sh's.ss<.
tspm fut io@nsead, par klkisAis oesotes az Mn
N larsrr aai chiirrn.
fnum Paii.dslphia. Pss kinan, Nessu.h<r Nv n
Wight as.d 1ils aAd chiii. Geo bs,ier, hsdi and
~de. hr W J Le~iss Mo y = wssies And child,
From Maui, sse., pr Lshaa. ossohss s<-H X
b,ap,, u fssiea. v stasksy. ce1rads. a "
SfTuul Wy Hnrnrf.
frnm winasAfd Pous. per B~alAai. Osrol<r 40
q " & Ion<s. Mis- JOSH. J. i Rohsas ! d Pa.>,
nnsen~su. Mr. k.siakaa. NJ and Mr iaa<.
N cesn~s4, &c bani,nan. kias Ne<s fp<t>s
conss, Jeha4n, s,<s. Soa<. Sh~Ff-n.. fsuy Mia
tsek. Nsstoa, Luezs, and teaa<n
fnsa kahahai. pcs ka4nxa Hoa. Oael<s az Nis<rs
i5fs, wss,ts saa ~.is. Ar.sss Rsaa, lapp. f,is
ayfe<f. SSH, wi1kA Han.>sn. and iln1sla
From Kauai. per las Nakxs, ostah<F gr--J
NCxlLdes, II Cun<r.
fso~ w.sdsast tesss, ~ I.kslks. ossaA<s or.
iisa q w'Airs. csss-s. 3 nasty, Ga6lsa, CIV
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-03
NOVEMBER
SATURDAY.
LOCAL rEMs.


Last rhurdays eclipse was seen through
several gla.'e. Oakley and, fof then1st pat,
through intervening clouds also.
The "pcclm" or gnss eating worm In,
made his appearance recently nca The Luna.
lilo home where he is destroying The heritage
at q great rate notwithstanding the mynas
Next rhur,day evening thc,c will be lee.
urc at the Y. VI. G. A. by Mr. e. j. Lyons. II
will be entitled. "Somc Public business. OF
the Methods and Uses Of the Government
Survey"
Cape Cod, and Santa Barbara have both
been "ancr glowcd AM about the time we
were so favored. The Java smoke must have
nearly gitded the globe.
President Merritt, Of Oahu College, will
preach in Fod.Sttc Church Sunday nom.
ing. MI Cuzan will preach in the evening
Theme, " The Central Figure"
The rehcarsals Of the Amateur Musical
Society will be resumed on Friday evening, the
0 til Instant q, the VI NJ. G. a. Hall. A full
attendance of members Is requested at half past
seven o'clock TOT the transaction Of necessary
business.
There is noRood reason why the library as.
socation should not have $1,000 benefit at
Music Hall tonight. The programme is a
good one and the cause one Of the worthest Of
the many appealing to public sympathy and
the public purse.
When Mr.. Hopkins left the employ Of
the Queens Hospital TO take charge OF
Palmer and Thaichcrs drug business it was
not expected that MIR. Mccartney and he
wouldsosoon change places 1t is unnecessary
to say that each is quite at home in either
place.
Air Yandlcy's violin accompaniment OF
Mr.. Jones organ playing at the Fort-strccl
Church last Sunday night was delightful
variation Of an always enjoyable musical pro.
gramme. Both the gentlemen named, and
the church choir also, deserve and receive the
appreciation Of the public.
The band will play at the hotel this evening.
+'''''N't'1 N'N'H'is ~ 's''l' f'I''fiiN 'hA ~
the same place this afternoon at 4;3o, accord
ing To the following programme;
March, Railroad. Observation-Disclosures scr
Overture Emma of Antioch. Marradante
Cavatna, Field Of Gerrais, .Iec5cq
Selection. Jerusalem Verdi
Waltz southern Breeze .................... Meis,cr
Gaop Full Speed. .Sttaus
Chief Justice Judd goes to Hawaii next
Tuesday TO hold court there. lie will return
about the 10 til and will organize a class
in Hawaiian shortly after; The class will be
taught in room Of V NJ. c. A. Hall, pro-
baby on Monday evening. The opportunity
TO study Hawaiian with so thorough an Ila-
waiian scholar as Judge Judd ought to be met
halfway by many.
''Asleep in the Mids, Of Peril will be the
theme OF Mr.. Cruzan's commute sermon at
the special service Sunday afternoon in the
Y. NJ. {, a. Hall. Mrs. A. +. Judd will
sing "The Three Calls" Mrs. Cruzan will
also sing a solo, and NIesdamcs Pierce and
Damon and Messrs Clark and Bradley will
render quartctlc and there will also he the
usual enjoyable congregational singing.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-03
Recent Notable Dsatn..

Samuel lioyant, a veteran Of 1872, died al
Portland, Maine, on the 4th ultimo.
Gen. Augustus Funk, noted German demo-
cratic politician Of New York City, died ON the
18th ultimo.
DIR. Lewis I. Warner, veteran homeopaih,
&c physician, died in New York City on the Isl
ullimo, aged o.
Gen. James D. slecdman, prominen, Off.
Ger during the Rebellion, died at Toledo, Ohio,
on the 18th uliimo.
J. 7. kiider, Judge OF the Dakota Supreme
Court, died al ST. Paul, Minnesota, on the
end utimo, aged 81.
Isaac buchanan, a prominent business man
and politician died at Hamilton, Ontario,
september 5o.h, aged "a,
Joshua K. Sands. Rear-admirial United
States Navy, died at baltimore, Maryland,
on the and uIiimo, aged SIS.
Mrs, Fannie sprague, mother Of Ex- Governor
Spmgue Of Rhode Island, died at Caton,
Connecticut, on the 18th uliin,o, aged 81.
Heny farnham, a prominent citizen and
liberal beneiac,or Of Yale College, died at
New Haven, Connecticut, on the 4th uliimo,
aged 79.
Maj. Robert A. Iiu,chins, quanermas,es's
agen, in the United States Army, died a, the
Cosmopolitan Hotel at Los Angles, California,
on the 18th uI,imo.
Col. G. J, Kennedy, who commanded
the Third New York ARTILLERY, and Was the
hrs, man 10 enlist and nise company d vol
unleen in New York State, died OH Apburn,
Ne~ York. ON the 3sl ultimo.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-03

Arrangements have been rearly periaetesl
by which the public may be eiec,ualIy warned
Of 6res. MI. George Lucas purposes to Keep
on suidcien, s,eamsshis factory, day and night,
gsethe alarm Whenever 6se is discovered.
sho'' danger signals will first be blown, and
aher that the number Of the ward. The arri'
val Of either The Mariposa OF the Alameda
viii be hesaIdei BY prolonged whistle.
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-----------------
Merchant Vessels Nov in Port.
Vessel. Expse.ed from Fereign Port,

" srOS. An. bk- CKNLoS- ........ Barstox
Due, Jan 1918. C. Breser 4 Co, agrnts
BRkNEs, Ger. b. MAxATi-As. Sander
Due Nov. IS; u: Haekfeld a Co. Agents.
hatsiss, tAN hk. kALs ......... Roshfoss
. Due p H., soiss IL iassfsia Co, Assa.S
due Dec- no III. Hackfrid * Co. Agents
CossrwADT, H. ]. X ". 5. RsSHoyaik -. -
Dar-tin-rrtain.
HoSGEoNc, Ger bk FRIFuxicts. .... tfLl,,,,,
Due now. H. Haekfeid 4 Co, Agents
HoSsSoSS, = bk lsAshus blrA-.. -........ Smiih
Loading
Hossgosc, r.N-s-s. CRY ~ PrKis-. ,.......-----
agents.
JALuir, Am bgta= HAx.KD ..-... ....... T.erne,,
Due N all Nov A. y. COOK. Agents
JALufT, Ha~ sch kNLCsA Lowell
Due nov. A. 8 Cooks, Asen,.
liyKhronl, i'fis. ship Anlsystvilu CAsrls HARRIS
Nsw CAsrlg, n. 5. w, Brii H. A,.Nas wilsox. Co,
due Nos. i.io. h HEskfeld 4 Co, AsentS
Nsu CAsfLK, y. s. W., Ger bk CHsis,iAs W,iif.as
pns Oh. io-so n. Hackfsli Co. Asesss.
Nav NoKK. Am. II. SpssrAS...........Cru s,lsy
oseriuc Castle Cooke, Asent>
Ns~ yoEs, Brit. ~ Hsssy JA,ias. Iaiiinsore
due nov. CA,sie & Cooke, AgeatS
fokT CAAaLk, An tern DASosA-.,...........W cndt
due now II. Hackfeld s Co, agents
San feANci>so, Am hs,ne. SoSsr kLs,.. Cousins
Due Nov s-io W. g. Irwin Co. agents
sAs fsAscisco. Haw sch Jenaie waissr..-.. Nelson
Due
sAz fKAscisco. Ha~. BIZ KslAsApA. .Milisr
due Nov $40. ,. A. scharlzr s Ia. assnts
SAX tnAScisCo, Brit IL, LADY lAAF>oN, -. kn,s
Dae Nov. $40 {. D., scr a Co, agents.
san fkAxciSco. o.SA MAsirsss- Howard
nae Nts g. VIC, Ir~in 3 Cu., ascnss.
Nitrokfk, nc, Am Ill. ALOHA hEASfL Noyrs
10 All Nov. ia. Bodies 4 Co, agents.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-03

Las, Thursday and Friday IAN Saints and
IAN Souls" days we're observed with due
solemniiy b. the Roman Catholics u this city.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-03

Dr. Koch, Of the German Commission,
which has been investigating the cholera cpl
demie Ia Egypt, says tina, j. caused b living
thsead-like microscopic organism. very much
like that seen in cases Of phshisis-
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SHIPPING.
Arrivals.


Zeiland.a, Brit ;, webhS-, for Sydney .oet. ?:
lila, Am bstne, Hove for san ffaneiseo.... a
Lhakai, sch, for Waaiua. Observation-Disclosures. =
niaura Hon. sim, Sears. for kahului ...... a. a.
lehua, sim, LoIenxen, for Mololai and Hama q
Mokoiii. SIN, hct,regor, for koolau. q" 81
Mana, sch. from Ononea Neutrality-suspicious.. -
{. X. Bishop, SIN, for Kauai ~
l..kslike, s;m King, for Hilo and way g,orts {" =
Planter, SIN, Bates Tor Aaaoa, koas and kau '' a
Mary Z. Poster, seh, for Punasu ....... -
Soqrser, Am tern, Colby. for Pom Io~nsend " =
kuiamahu. SCH Tor kohaia. ............. -
hekauluoh.. sch. for Hanale ............ 4,
Mile Morris, sch. for Lanai ............... I,
Aiamesia, Am $, More, from San Francisco Nov
pauahi, sch, ior Ookala ............ ,
Europa. ATn sh bk, Luce, for cruise ami New
Bedfofi. . "a
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-03

SAILS.
30 shares Of inter-isiand 5. n. Co., at r65.
II. Observation-Disclosures. Secretary.
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Stneral ADVERTISEMENTS.


n HhcEFRLD Co.
oFrER goB sALn
INVOICES OF NEW GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED
- I'afi G y Bi'loy aoi s,eas..hio Ei,,.,f.l. y
From BRENES,
con'iaiag IN pa't II - e.ityss:
A Large Assortment Of Dry Goods,
DENNIS, Brown and White Co.;on.. Dsin. TIKI.
ings, Turkey Red. Hsrinos bIzek ard
eoiorea, qualities. Pepys, Alpaeas,
Coboargt. Italian Cloth and
DRkSS COODS.
Iinc !Stf.s,
Black oro'-grzin. Fancy. coiored and Striped
Barsge. Crepe. ae..
Mems Furnishing Goosfs,
shirts Wooden Mixsd. Caiieo Hickory. Denim
etc. hefi1o and Cotton UndershTtt, White
b2,om Shirt, SOCKS n Stockings, Gloves
hsndksfehisfs, EoulsEts. large IN
voice Of CLOTHING consisting
Of Fine bl1ck Cloth Coats and
Pants, Backsk.n Sacks
Pants and Suits. Felt
hohAif, Drill
Flannel
Sacks q Pants
Bays Shirts and
ChHdrens Jackets l.
X. Goats q Leggings, Aoa
key and Sailor Jackets Carpe.
Slippers. SIX and I. c. Unbfeiizs
anal srssois. Fancy and Travelling
Sha~ls. Cotton and Turkish Towels
White and Fancy Quilts, Eel, Rugs and Rtus-
sells Competing Siik and Velvet Ribbons, Threads
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NEW GooDs.
Received. :. ALAMEDA.
;. r ~arx&"ous~s
FORT srKsrr STORE
rA's' eA-Sl c'ass.-s
caisisa siPss
rs.., iilass Cos, or.is Silks
nl-<k aaa c4a~sa s.si~s
I-asl.~'sF~a<, Ia
Nala>,ak,
SrsAsasa<as Z nsd o-ihs
f-s<, Rssteas
Ladies uAhrlAs
Nee A~aunssa Il Laos Goods
Edsia<s .ai I.sessi-s
Ladies r'i~@~i Has AID rsa.s,.
oh'eA FsarA
 n an alss,
Psia<<d Li-<s Lava :
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-12-29

THE TIMEs-DEMoCRAT Is the only 7e'rs-
paper In the United States that makes speciality
of 1ferican. Central and South American 1e'0s,
and editions printed IN both the Spanish ana
English languages
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-12-29

THE TIMES DEMOCRATS corps Of special
teeQraphic correspondents COVERS all sections and
localities of tie South and Southwest, and all
lending cities and centres of ,eacs tn the Onion,
thus insurtng the earliest and conspletest publtea-
ton,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-12-29

THE TIMES DEMOCRAT is printed upon
the latest Improved pcrJecting press, aohfch pdses
and cuts the paper, Leaving 1t in book Jorm-rery
Convenient to the reader The dress "a a,esO. NTH
clear and bold face
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SsHERIFF,s SALE.
SAMUEL HAAS VS.. LOUISA WHITE, wife &c
No13370,
DISTRICT COURl, AloaI OFST. LANDRY

BY virtue of writ of tieri facias is,
sued out of the honorable District Court. III ap'
for the parish OF ST. Landry. i'll the above emit
tied suit and to me directed. will proceedto
sell at public auction. to the highest bidder, at
of Opelousas, on SATURDAY., the 10TH d. OF
JANUARY. 1884. at IL O'Clock a. NJ, the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
Description OF property seized: A CERTAIN
the buildings and improvements thereon, being
all that portion OF the south west quarter OF
north west quarter of section NO. H. III toWn-
ship No. ., south OF range 2, west i'll the south
western District of Louisiana, south OF Bayou
Cpcodrie in st. Landry Parish.
Terms-Cash. G. c. DuSGN,
dec i2-6t Sheriff Parish OF ST. Lanuls.
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EXCHANGE.

A PAIR of splendid Poland China pigs four
"A, months old. weighing. abont so pounds
each, will exchange for two good sized meat
hogs. First come, first served.
nov list L. j. HOUGH.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-12-29
NOTICE =!

A man calling himself VIM. Moore, stole a
dun horse with black name and tail, IS or IA
hands high, or years old, branded on the
left hip with Texas brand. also good Texas
saddle and birdie. The man is q mechanic, a
drinking character, he passed Taylor's Ferry
on Courtableau, and was going in the direction
of Lake Charles
i will pay liberal reward to any person who
ill give me information that will lead to the
pture OF the thief and recovery of the horse.
Z. &. DUSON.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-12-29
NOTICE !,

LAND OFFICE, at New Orleans, L.,
Dec. 18th, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim and
that said proof will be made before the judge
or clerk OF Court at OpelOusas. La. on Janua-
ry 26th, 1884. viz: Stephen Laughlin, Home
stead Entry No. 2942 for the fractional south
west quarter of section five township ten south
range one east Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, w.: William Miers, Jacob White,
Emile Miers, w. w. Duson, of st. Landry par
ish La. G. b. DARRALL,
dec 22-5tf Register.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-12-29
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