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N~OUVELLES

CHARLTON. - Des planteurs aui
nsent lie Charlton de terre pour la
fabrication 'tu sucrc, recoivent
taeilement &c combustible. Pres.
que tous les ,jours on volt dams 10
Bayou dcs remor1ueurs, PENDANT
des bargcs Il leur destination.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best SaIve il the world for Cuts,
Buses, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe.
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
b'ains Corns. and all Skin Ernptione,
and positively cures Piles. OF no pay
required. II j. guaranteed t" give per
feet >nti.fariiu,. or money refunded.
Price "a cents per box. For Sale at
T%hiludanx Drn. store
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GLACE.-Les travaux pour Fin.
stallatlon de lusinc i glace Sc pour.
sulvent achievement. D'ici !, oucl-
ques jonrs, les proprictaires de ce
nouvei etablissement eSpercnt pou-
volr liviel i la concentration Get
article deyenu Indispensable pen
dant les b%rillantes ct chaudes jour
nees de Pete.
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"A VENDEE.

TN chaland. ie Gem, Sc trouvant actueile.
ment anayrt pres Gu pon1. Pour les eondi-
tiulS SalreSser i;
JEAN RARDI. Cerdonnier.
rae Market, entire st. Louis ct Green.
lGnv-3J-3m. Thibodaux, Line.
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NOTICE..

My friends and the public are notified tina
l have opened u Grocery in the Red store
opposite the Thibodaux Bridge, where
l will keep constantly on hand d full supply
of Groceries. Provisions, Wines and Liquors.
Give ne a call and examine my assortment.
JOHN DEZAUCHE
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Laissera Thibodaux tons les lundi ct .iaudi.
nlatin !, I heures. IL attercra a kacei;..id
ponr ;ttteldre les passengers dit cheinln de ief
MORGAN. avant lie Sc rcndvc au Cut OF.
An rctonf. il I%uittera lie Cat-oH tous les
marli matin Il J heuTes ct Sc rendrt Il limbo.
daux. Tous les venttredi nlatin il laissera lie
Cutoff a ) heures pour Sc rendre Il Lockport
d'ou il ne %lart;ra que lie samedi Il $50 an
matin pour ariivrr a Thibodaux atm ie prem
Dire lie fleigh hit du Red Rirts Line qui sera
cousione i r4tice Leblanc ct celui du steamer
E. ". Tt"ter.
Ce, arrangement est iait atm de ponvoir
satisiaire les nombreux AIMS du Capt. +. Bar
r!llealX.
Prix du Passage-de Thibodaux d Lockport
Of wee versa 81 GO
Thibodaux au Cutoff ct vie versa %
Entants delni prix. Tn lunch ser4 donne d
bord. mch I4-S1.
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WE WANT LADY

OF Intelligence to take the permanent, sole
agency for our goods used in every family IN
this place. Stock furnished by us without in-
yestimeht. References Indispensable.
j. b. HUL1NG Co.. Chicago, Ill.
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[. PHILIP CAILLOUET.
Notary Public.

Respectfully informs the public that he
is fully prepared to attend to the sale and
purchase OF real estate. Parties having
such property to dispose of will find it to
their advantage to confer with him.
He is also agent for 1.-THE Western Assu-
lance Company of Toronto" Canada,
with q Southern Department at Columbus,
Miss-and ready to write for all risks
against fire.
Office: Market street, Thibodaux, La
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MALLE-POSTE-On salt que IN
MALE poste nous arrive, on dot
nous arriyer .journellement, i ONE
henres on ONE heures ct demie.
Lundi dernier, ellie a tait default ct
nest arrivee que lie lendemain a
Theure habituelle. On Sc demandait
81 ellie await etc expedite de la Nou-
velle- Orleans, on 81 par megarde Oh
negligence de ragent d bords des
chars de la ligne Morgan, elleavait
voyage .jusqu'au Texas. &c serait
bon a SAVIOR.
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ALARME.-Mardi dernier, vers
heures du matin, la cloche d'a.
larlne, precedee de cris au feu, a
mis- la population dams la plus gran
de c%xcitation. Les pompiers, tou.
.jonrs a lenrs postes, ont tra1he, aus
81 vite que la route leur permettait,
leurs engins sur les lieux du SIMS
tire, ct au moment OIL les pompes
etaient prGtes i maHuvrer, on IL WI
que tout danger dc contagration
etait paSse ct trouve que leurs Sc
conrs ctait deSorinaiS inutile. &c
quill fallait c'est un docteur pour
soigner la dame du logis, don't les
vetementS s'ttaient entiammeS au
contact dun f%ournaux qui yenait
d'etre allume. Dams SD trayeur, ellie
a communicate lie feu 4 un lit qui
Sc trouyait dams Ia chambre, ct a
SEES Girls DIES PEASANTS sont entries
dams la maisOn, ont porte secOurs 4
la dame ct Gteint lie fcu qui devo-
raft le lit, ct Qui aurait suremeEt
CONSUME la maison, sans de prompts
secours. Les bruIures recues par la
dame, quoique doulouleuses, ne
sont pas dan.eureses ct lie docteur
qui lui 4 dome SEES SONS espefc qu'-
ellie pourra, sous pcu de .jour>, va
Gsier Il SEES tyayaux.
DOCTEUR-En sc rcferrant 4 noS
COLONIES d'annoEces. nos lecteurs Y
verront que lie Dr. \. I. poichet
Went s'etablr dams notre vile ct
otlre les services de sd profession
aux habitants de ThibodauX ct de
SEES environs. lie docteur Poichet,
avec lequel nous avons Ell lie plaisir
de taire connaisSance dimanche der
nier, est Eon-seulement I'm homme
tres affable ct tres ayenant, mails
encore, d'apres ce que nous ayons
appris. les sommites medicales dc
In Nouvelle-O Orleans, lie c%onsiderent
CONNIE un medecin DIES plus capa-
bles ct tres experiments dams Ia
pratique de la medicine. Les per
sonnes qui auraient besoln DIES SER
vices de sa profession, lie trouve-
ront tous les jours soft a sa residen-
ce, rue st. Philippe, (maison du .juge
Blake) on d la %pharmacie de MIR.
Jos. r. Thibodeaux, OH les messa-
ges a son adresse pourront etre
!aisses. On pourra lie consulter i
son Office, de s d 10 heures du ma
tin ct de 6 s heures du soir.
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COUE-Unc nonyelle session de
la cour climinelle, co:nmvncera lie
premier lundi de juin, i Thibodaux,
sous Ia prtsidence du iusc Beattie.
Ii est a suppose qn'avec DIES SEES
slons aussi rapprochees, he dossier
crimineile sera bientot epuise, ct
qua Tavenir, les dtpenses Judicial
res diminaeiont sensibltment.
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EXCURSION.-LeS excursions de
L. NOuvelle-O Orleans a ThibOdaux
commencent a deyenir assez FIRE.
Quentes ct p%rOcurent Il cette derni-
ere vile un DIES attraits don't ellie
serait privee 81 les excursionnistes
dirigeaient leurs pas vers d'autres
localities. L'excurSion de dimanche
dernie:., sous les auspices de la So
ciete d'Aide Mutuelle des Danes
Louisianaises, une des plus NOM
breuses ct des mieux composees
qui soft venue lei, a etc tres bien
recue par la population ; une depu.
tation de Petite de nos %jeunes gems
est alice recevoir les excursionnis
ties au depot ct les a conduits, mu
sique Ell tGte, a la waste sale DIES
pompiers, preparee pour leur re
caption. Apres avoir fait honneur
aux tables du restaurant, les uns Sc
s)nt livres aux plaisirs de la danse,
d'autres sont allies visiter la vile,
ct lie plus grand nombre sont allies
admirer reglise st. Joseph ct lie
calvaire eleve dams lie pare.
Au dire de tous ceux avec les
quels nous avons eu lie plaisir de
causer, tout lie monde sc trouvait
enchante de l'accueil qui leur a etc
fait par la population qui, de son
cote, est Oh he peut plus satlstaite
de rhonneur que ces danes lui ont
fait, en- choisissant la petite vile lie
Thibodaux, CONNIE lieu de rGcrea-
ton. Et, tout en- gardant un excel>
lent souvenir de cette fete, ellie es-
perc que cette premiere visite ne
sera pas Ia deruiere.
L'lNDErENDANT. - lie bienveil
liant accueil fait an Journal DIES pc
tites announces, par la population
Franco-Louisianaise. a engage son
prcprietaire editeur, NJ. l.. Dermi-
gny, Il agrandir son formal ct Il
prendre ie titre de rIndfpendant.
La reduction Ell a etc confiee a Mr..
Rene Dcsbordes, appele de France
par Mr.. Dermigny. Nous lui sou
nations In bienvenune ct de lon
CUES annees de prosperite.
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NOTICE

All persons, hunting on or passing through
the Mary Plantation. without privilege. tx
cept the .abortr> TO and from their work. ar.
hereby notified that henceto; til they will he
prosecuted tor trc:passin2.
Il. FOIsET & Co.
Lafourche. April 18th, 1885,.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-05-27

In London banks each one OF the dlrec,
+ore serves in turn short time as practical
manager of the institution
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Reserved Seats Gin Those Days"
New Orleans letter.

Mr.. Sheridan Colyer, the business man
aaer of Frank Mayos company, is one Of
the ld-timers of the business. In con-
versing with a reporter, Mr.. Colyer re-
lated with great relish his experience at
Mariposa, a town in the Yosemite valley
the valley was then unnamed-where his
company played Evadne in a barn with
out floor, scenery, stage or seats. Tickets
were 50. and the people brought their
own chairs and stools to sit on.
: man who wanted reserved seat
would walk into the barn, scratch off the
space he wanted on the dirt floor, and
then stick card with bill ] ues, two
seats, into a twig and poke it into the
earth. Bill Jones would come to the
theatre with two stools on one arm and a
lady on the other, plant his seats in the
chosen space, enjoy the performance, and
go off at the close with his stools under
his arm Fancy" said Mr. Colyer,
playing 'Evadne' on the bare earth, with
blankets for a proscenium and a big
American flag for a back scenel a fine
Hall of Statues that was Yet the
people appreciated it. and for ten months
we made big money. Then he heaved a
gentle sigh as he rose and said: There
were actors in those days, my young
friend -
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nIexieo I'D the ExpositIon.

JOAQUIN MiIler's New Orleans Letter
NV own private notion is that Mexico,
in point of interest and instruction, is go
ing to carry off the palm. You see the
most of the other things. or something
like them at least have been seen, or can
be seen, in other lands and at other exposl-
lions. But Mexico is unique. With the
oldest civilization on this continent, her
wonderful history, she has much to begin
with in the way of sentimental interest
And then her products are rich beyond
parallel. All these things are to be dis
nlaved. too, in a building apart and set
modestly aside. The picturesque quarters
are away down in q corner OF the park.
This building, though comparatively
small, is of itself an attraction, being one
of the best and the brightest things in the
wav of architecture on the whole ground.
The generous action of the Mexican
government in promptly contributing
nearly a quarter of a million of gold to the
enterprise. the fine behavior of the officers
in charge here, and the CELEBRITY and abil-
ity displayed in perfecting their work
here. has won for Mexico much good will
and admiration already, both from Ameri-
cans and strangers. The Mexican exhibit
is ready.
Here you are to see heaps on heaps Of
precious stones; opals, pearls, diamonds,
Tubies, indeed all things that are hidden
in her great rich heart. Heaps and heaps
of gold, rich and yellow from the mines;
silver in bars and ingots and bricks.
Great seams of silver and gold threaded
in together that have been hidden away in
the mountains heart, where it was placed
by Gods finger on the day of creation,
until to-day Threads and seams and
flakes of silver and gold that never saw
the light until little time ago; a glitter
ing house of gold and silver and precious
stones is this of Mexico.
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Advertisements.
c. BIRKS & CO..
81 HIGH STREET.
PecLham, London, y. u.
Colonial Merchants.

Indents executed for all kinds of English
and Continental Goods, against Bank
Credits or Produce, facilities for drawing
against the latter. Agencies accepted at 2%
per cent on net amount of manufacturer
invoices, including cash discounts varying
from 4 to 5 per cent. Purchases IN inn
or ter's own name.
Twenty years buying experience for
export.
Reference: Continental Bank, 70 Lombard
Street. &c 465ap9
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Mexican Band in New Orleans.
rc,l,snnrrn rrr.ib,,r,a

II is said that it would be difficult to
imagine music more artistic and thrilling
than that rendered by the Mexican Dand,
now at New Orleans, a few days since.
They played number of very difficult
pieces with remarkable rhythm, melody,
and execution. While the several parts
of an air or romance was being softly
played, then would start a ripple OF wild
variations on the left Of the band, and
gradually roll with increasing and then
Teceding tones to the extreme right; then
again. from the rear of the center a wave
of melody would swell and die away IN
desire to be again thrilled with its tones.
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Orders Received aOiIE haze Prompt
and Careful Attention.
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w. G.. Irwin & Co.,

Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
i41tf
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VOL. uI.--NO. 1872.
SONGS AT SEA.

Payable Incariably IN Advance.
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= arertts Rments.
PETER DALTON,
No. 81 King ST.
once more eolicits the patronage and support Of
those who for twenty years knew and
uesIt with him
Plain Talk Pays Always.

Peterl has for many years worked for and EN-
deavored To please every class Of the community
from the highest in the land down to the humblest
of the working classes and lac can say that during
that time ne never made enemy or lost a Gus
toner. Now he has again put his hand 10 the
pillow and is as well able and willing to give honest
work, good material and fair value for money rs
ever yet was done in the Hawaiian Islands. Has
always ON hand
Single and Double Harness,
Express Harness,
Plantation Harness,
whips, Spurs,
ChamOIs,: pOnges,l
Brushes.
And everything requisite for the
Stable.
a7-A full line of English and Sydney Saddles,
Saddle Cloths Blankets, ETC., always in stock
What he has not got he can make.
200 my26-ddEw
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Lease Of Valuable Land.

AUCTION SALE.
will sell at Public auction at the Court House
in the TOWN OF HILO on
SATURDAY, the both day of june
Next, at Il O'Clock noon, the lease for TEN YEARS
Of a valuable tract of land in Ponahawai, near the
Town of Hilo, containing 1926 acres more or less.
This land comprises large area of fertile cane
and kaIo land, and lies in close proximity to the
town.
Lease at expense of purchasers.
Upset Price per Amnum, $500.
l.. SEW ANCE,
AUCTIONEER.
HILO, April 80, 1885. iSl-je3O
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Louise Chandler MOulton.l
have been lonely the whole day long;
Come and find me tonight with song;
Sing to me now when the wind Is low,
And my heart shall answer as on we go;
Listen and answer, and none shall know.
Over the brooding, wonderful Sea
The song that is sung alone for me
Floats and none other its strain can hear,
Or catch the music, subtle and dear,
OF the delicate singing that seeks my ear.
The West is red with the sunsets glow;
In the East the moon is hanging low;
And fast and far the light winds fee,
AS I sail with your songs for company,
'Twixt the silent sky and the silent sea.
Do these birds of song need sheltering nest!
See I will hide them warm in my breast;
There shall they fold their venturous wing,
And all the night through nestle and sing
Songs of love and of sorrowing.
Then, when the morning is young and gay,
Up from their shelter and far away
And, like carrier doves, they shall bear as
they flee
The echoes of all they have sung to me
Alone with the night and the wind and the
sea;
The echoes of passions divine despair,
The bliss ard the bane of a lovers prayer,
All the delicate singing that none might
hear;
And the answer my heart shall send, my
On the breath of the morning fine and clear.
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A Ii APPLICATIONS FOR BOOTHS AT
n Kapiolani Park for the 18th of June win now
be received by the undersigned at his office.
J. E. WTSEMAN.
BY order of the Executive Committee Of Rapio-
lani Park Association, l03-ap2S-n
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JAS. DODD. Proprietor.
39stf
Drifted Snow Flour.
CROLLER PROCESS. J

(ROLLER PROCESS.)
"AVING LEASED THE SALINAS MILLS.
ii am now prepared to supply, IN quantities
to suit all orders, with the celebrated family
Flour, DRIFTED SNOW, and also the a No.
bakers brand, RISING SUN. Please address all
orders 10 c. L. DIN9LE1,
mh24-7-3n No ID Steusrt St., San Francisco.
, 1885-05-24


The reading of the following. dated
Prcssless Ranch. Tex, created much ex-
element for the moment:
"BRoTHER GARDNER: You will confer a
great favor ON me If you will find out the
full name of Judge Cadaver and send it to
me at the earliest possible moment l have
conn into possession Of a large fortune by
the death OF an uncle. and Wishing to share
IT. equal with a brother, who has been long
no.ent from this place (his native homel,
End fully believing that the judge, who is a
member OF your honorable body, will prove
TO DO my long lost brother. I remain In
greatasf anxiety, @JoHN c. CkDAvER"
Judge Cadaver was on his feet as soon
as the reading was finished, but SO great
was his excitement that lie could not
frame an Ineligible sentence. After he
had waved his arms about for n moment
the president said: ' nNiN N
de honorable gem'len from de One
Hundred and Twenty eighth ward will
sot down. While it am true dat your
cognomen am Cadaver. | has known We
from childhood up. Fack am, | war
foatin around in trowsers befo' you had
got dun cryin' wild baby collie. You
nebber had a brudder, an you nebber
lived in Texas, an consistently yer uncle
hain't dead an dar' am no money TO divide
up lf ~ ffIa ln
The judge sat down with a force of
%, 900 pounds to the square inch. and
during the remainder of the evening he
frequently INDUCED in tears.
, 1885-05-24

i"Un-ie Bl's'' New York letter.
Senator Edmunds was one Of the noia-
bles In sight last week. His appearance
IS that Of the country lawyer. His ease
Of ranner and dignity of carthage do not
suggest hat they have been acquired by
familiar contact with polite usages tho
world over, but that they are expressions
Of his own individuality. lie stayed ut
Of the Everett house. wherein Clara
Morris the actress, was a guest during a
current theatrical engagement In
She has been an invalid for a
long time. and the exertion OF acting
al night prostrates her for the follow
ing day. Her distressing disease is spinal.
and b it she has been transformed into q
phi steal wreck. Therefore. when Judge
Edmunds was introduced to Mrs. Har-
rioitT By . mutual friend. he had no idea
that she was an actress associated
famously with the impersonation
Of French hcroines. She is one OF
the brightest Of takers and ablest Of list
eners. and she led him directly into his
hobbf-the Mormon question An hour
was %animatedly spent in the discussion Of
polygamy, and the senator gave a con
denscd resume of about all he knew on
the subject
May l ask what makes you take such
q deep interest in the Mormon evil. " he at
length said
"Oh. certainly, - was the frank reply.
Il have been thinking that u play with
polygamy fo- a theme might yield a role
suitable for my repertoire.
| do not know that Edmunds has much
antirathy for the stage. hui he is said 10
have suddenly curtailed his interview with
the really estimable Clara Morris.
, 1885-05-24
THE Izo A
The Citizens Rescue a Prisoner From
the Indians.


Sheriff Paul, of Tucson, A. T., having
an Indian prisoner taken from him by the
Papagoes, and being himself held a pris-
oner by the Indians, sent word to Tucson
that he wanted twenty to twenty-five men
to go to his aid. Quite a number volun-
teered to go instantly, and on Saturday
evening, the 10th. a party Of twenty-six
determined men, thoroughly armed and
proyisioned, set out for Dobb's Station,
accompanied by a telegraph operator,
provided with the necessary instru-
ments TO dispatch messages over the
Quijotoa line in case of any conflict.
The party arrived at Dobb's Station at
$50 Sunday morning, remaining an hour
and half. when they started for the In
dian camp, arriving ut daylight. Upon
the approach the party divided into two
squads and entered the camp from differ
ent directions. Upon discovering our APP
proach, says the dispatch, the squaws and
all the Indians completely deserted the
place and started for the hills, a short
distance away, where the Indians scatter
ed and waited our approach, the squaws
going to a point about two miles away,
where most Of them remained. Onr
party advanced, constantly making peace
full demonstrations through interpreters
and waving white handkerchiefs. An
Indian took aim at one of the men on the
left his rifle missing fire, when a couple
of our boys fired upon them, discharging
some five shots which were the only ones
fired At this time we were within one
hundred yards of them, at which distance
We remained, endeayoring to induce them
10 come out and talk the matter over,