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Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02

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Fine Variety of Prang's Birthday Cards,
Poetical, Birthday and Miscellaneous Books
illustrated Letter Sheets Pocket and Letter Maps oil
the Islands. Maps of Honolulu.
Souvenir Views of Honolulu.
Windsor & Newton's Artists Materials.
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and Yarnish, Plaques, Oil Cups, etc.
Special or extra large books made up to order from
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Our Hnra rarrltnrias

Montana and Dakota combined would
form domain larger in extent than all of
the United States from the St Lawrence
TO North Carolina, and from the Allegha
niles TO the Atlantic. Custer county
Montana, alone is larger in area than the
whole state OF Pennsylvania
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otforeien advertisements.
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The FULL BUSINESS COURSE includes Single and
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climate Of Ancient Greece.

1t is known that the climate of ancient
Greece was much more salubrious $500
years ago than 1t is now; and the same
thing seems to be true of many other
countries Is the planet slowly entering
upon another Of its cold cycles
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02
CompetItIon in Ostrloh Raislng.

Since the raising OF o triches was begun
in California, the Cape Town government
has placed an export duty of $500 on each
ostrich taken out Of the country. Fear Of
American competition is the cause
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CT. MATTHEW'S HALL, SAN MATEo, CAL.
Il SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Under Military Discipline.

o X Ram from San
in instructors Of nd
For Information and catalogue Just outsd
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The Button Business.

There were 81, 900, 900 buttons made in
this country last year. And when man
Is waiting for his wife. preparatory u
her going out with him, he imagiues
she's secured at least 90, 900, 900 of them
on her gloves
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NIfhdraWlns Huaty crelv+
lExchange.

A small bar of rod iron, fiat at the end
If reddened in the fire and applied for
two or three minutes to the heal nf "A
rusty screw, will. as soon as it heats the
screw render its Withdrawal easy by the
screw driver
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02

A gentleman who tanned young skunk
and disarmed him by removing his scent
sacks. found II most amusing pet aud
efficient mouser.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-03-02

An Englishman has demonstrated that
snail can creep 300 feet between sunrise
and sunset.
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General advertisements.

General advertisements.
--
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No. ~ Queen Street.
Have now landing
Per Alameda b John D. spreokels,
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assorted MercH091djSe
Consisting in part Of
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Sacks Bran, Coarse and Fine.
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Sacks Potatoes, Best in Gunnies
Gases Nicnacs,
Cases Extra Soda Crackers,
Gases Medium Bread,
Cases Cracked Wheat 10 ID. bags,
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Cases New Cheese,
O' $50 $50 Bbs Tierces Columbia River Salmon
Cases Fresh Eggs,
Cases laundry Starch,
Boxes Brown Laundry Soap
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Fruits, Jellies and Vegetables
Bales Wrapping Paper, extra quality
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
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Staple Groceries,

No. and Flour, No. and Rice,
Crushed Sugar, China and J apan Teas,
Oysters, Clans, Salmon, HOLSTERS,
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Molasses, Irrigating & Vacuum Pumps
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-06-12
Eiracul0us EscaDc.

". Reed, Druggist, Of Winchrs
yer. lln!', writes "Unc ST my cu>5n
sneis, .his. Louisa Pike. Bar,onla, Kan
'io'rii Co., Ind, was long sufferer with
Consumption. and was CIV en- up ITO Gis
by her physicians. She heard OF Dr..
klng's New Discovery for Cousump
ton, and began bnylng 1T of me. In
SIX months time she walked to this
city, Il distance Of six miles, and rs now
SO much improved she has quit using it.
She feels she owes her life to it," Free
iilai bottles at j. Q. Landry's Drug
Store.
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IHE COURSE OF TIME.-It was IA
breach OF promise case.
1t was shown in evidence that he had
left a bit Of paper in a book he loaned
her to read, on which he had written i:
81 will marry YOU
"What have you to say ?" asked the
judge.
81 admit that l wrote it, but will
the judge please consider the title of
thesbooh p
The judge read, "Pollock's Course
of Time
Exactly, judge saidthe defe III mt
81 meant to say, 4 will marry you in
the course of time l intend to do it.
The judge adjourned the case to give
him mote time.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-06-12
GRANT AND THE P:EhETS.
A New Story told - the General Him
SELF Concerning a atrange adventure.

After VIZ had secured tIir opening Of
to til "st"y t1at{, II p%vi>oui! is-i:rc
ton ~ s.n IL >ituation al tn" p:rketS
C~hattai"'.a Geek COM" down the cen
tire OF IT,. ya3ltE 10 within !! niir II
Chattanooga. tirn t4ea:~ of westerly.
then n":ihwestpriy, and entrr> The Ten
nessec river ut th. foot of lockout
mountain. This creek, from its moutl
ap to Utiere ii bears OF west, lay be
tween tar Two lines ~ pockets, and lb-
guards 81 ho:i' armies drew Their water
from the srnie treanl. As | Woua be
under -llot-range Ire ard in an oren
country. took noboAy with me. eyccnt,
l believe, a lagler, who stayed some
distance 10 the r. il, | rode from our
rig It around 70 or left. y hen Irnme
to the camp of TIL. picket guard at our
side heard tie call. .'rurn out the
ohA ~ ~ S''it II It, y
replied. Never mind the guard
and they We're dismissed! and Went
back to their tents. Just back Of these.
and about equally distant from the
crack, were the guards Of the Confrd
crate picfrts. The sentinel on their
post called ont in like manner "Turn
out the guard for the commanding gen
eral,' aad. believe, added ''Ge"rral
Grant, Thei: !iue in IA momen front
faced to the north, facing me, and gave
"a salute, which | returned.
The most frierdly relations seemed
to exist between the pickets of the two
armies. Atone place there was Il ire
which had fallen across the stream. aud
which Wis used by the soldiers OF both
armies III drawing water Tor their
camps. General Loug>treet's corps
was stationed there at the time, and
wore b!uc Of a little different shade
from our uniform. Seeing a soldier in
blue Oh this log, l rode up to him aud
commenced conyersing with him, and
asked whose corps he belonged to. He
was very pofit-, and, touching his hat
to tine, said he belonged to General
LonsStrrrts corps. asked him Il few
questionS-hut not with view to gain
ing AIRY particular information-all of
which Ec answered. and | rode Off
Grants Memolls, Second Volume.
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Obtaining Observation-Disclosures
WELL, Badly, we had quite a pleasant
time last night at dinner. Did your pa
Or ma say anything about me after |
left
Bably~Ma did.
Featherly-Yes7 And what vast /?
Bab'y-She said that Mr.. Featlle rly
must think We keep Il hotel.
New York Times.
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He ATTRACTED NoTICE.-A Red
Cloud preacher Wore his sons watch
and chain TO y ministerial association.
He could not understand the extra
amount OF attention lavished upon him
until a good brother pointed out that
the queer watch-charm which he sport
ed was nothing more than an ivory DO
ker chip.
Omaha Republican.
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h0TE;lL ST-JOSEPn,
Pres de Ia Station)
LTOurche Crossing, Lne.

Mr.. j. Il. Leblanc a II onneur d'annoucer Il
SEES nolmbreuX amis ct a NM. les commits
vnya@enrS quill Went douvrir un ih6tel on il
Sc propose. moyennant dies prix tres-moderts.
de bonner pleinc ct entiere satisfaction a ceux
qui voudIont hien ihonor.r de eur presence.
a lh6tcl, Dir, Leblanc Went d'aiouter me
grocerie bien fonruie on ses clients trouy.ro,
des articles a nn priN acknowledgements has.
dtc26-S5tf.
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Danger 4 neglected cold or cough may
lead to Pneumonia, Consumption or other fatal
disease. Strong's Pectoral Pills will cure a
cold as by magic. Best thing for dyspepsia, in
digestion, sick headache as thousands testify.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-06-12
Assembly OF the State.
State Of Louisiana Parish of Lafourche.

u lie IO!lce ,JtIfN IdTISl pl IlIOupclIe.
Gentlemen III he UNDERSIGNED ;nhahit,nts
of This parish would resprc1tullv neti,,on
y,ur hoIor,hlc holy 70 sac ;nto Tho waIr,rn
! Of eur lrvenA, and request on. tepresentn
tive. 10 inTro il.s. i bjfi ~ III. ,,,,..nr Lois
EatircI .repealu. all l,v,t. law. u,I fnruin,
owe" Il, tn. parish iii. mi. ,on7rt,,E the .,n,.
SHES Furrt. n. Is. Da,rip ri. Phil, H,ui
chaux. a. Mas. Jos. O roun.. +. EariII.luI
and others.
The to!towIu- r~,tirloa from residents Of
Lor.t.vIiir Vas rroi, iia,l t,farr,.u :, ti.
tum t.it.-r ~ Eatt-.4 ..y-.-
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To tl,r ftan President an ,,.,,,.. III
Polio. ,tur-.
tI4utlemcii AS tlie ro1 and 1.raa IN
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bank Of I..vou I.t.nr,.,,. nuH j, . a,n@ar
Gus condition and ta. ROAD ans, I,yee. ;r.
both cayinn in towards the canal w The
undelsigncd. inhabitants OF Hi, district.
would rc9ur>. OF ynIy ii5unrlbir trntv II, :, L..
some action in the premises. rs M, lives of
persons travelling thereon r.;.lr. IN carriage,
or hor>etlack are III danger: thu roaI cr hi,Tr.
world have to he bun inside Of II, lnc"@s
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or = 1nnrf tLero,f y, necessary ~ IL. rxnenJ
D: r.: ;s,.s ;ssS:.s .s;.r.. ;. Commissioner. .,
Drainage Districts Nos. 3 and 1 were read
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ia' . @s..s; !: 's ;.'. f' " WI. 61' il: :: s, 1a's":snS r: !:
d@istrItes to make an annual report to your
Hoa. body We the con ni-sioners OF the 3ti.
d!strEct respectfully report that We have eX
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Oh CiIE-

NbslettIliIN .1hnGlttetI.
+. SAMOAN. Treasurer.
Ihlbolaux. La, May 3lst, 1885.
l. the undersigned. Treasurer of TIE Par
ish OF Latourche. do so emr'y swear that the
above is a true and co rect showing of tie
finances OF the Parish, and | further swear,
that have not directly Of indirectly specu-
lated on the same. So help me God
+ SAMOAN. Parish Treasurer.
sworn to and subscribed before me this
3ist day OF May, 4. D.. 1885.
I. L. LEBLANC, by Clerk of Court.
The following petition, urging the repeal
of he existing levee laws ETC., was read and
referred to q committee of one composed of
Mr.. Folse with Instructions to plepare with
the assistance OF the Pr ish Attorney, a suita
BILE memorial to be presented to the General
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-09-10
Election Notes.

The only proper comparison OF Tuesday 3
vote is with the vote OF 1882, the last guber-
material election in an of year. Papers which
take the vote Of 1854. when a presidential
election was pending, are manifestly In error.
In Athens it took 40 ballots to elect rep
resentative, in Dover ., in Dummerston =, in
Jamaica ,, in Londonderry q, in Newfane >,
in Townshend :, in Wardsboro 4. In the
other Windham county towns, so far AZ re-
ported, the election WAS carried on either the
first or second ballot.
Bradford, which has been for many years
one of the chief strongholds Of the Demo.
Gratis in this state, has elected John G. S.earns
for representative. Mr.. Stearns is the ex-
supporter Of Senator Edmunds.
Mr. Thos. II. Chubb, fish pole maker of
Post Mills, ex-Confederate. member OF the
Democratic state committee, and candidate
for state treasurer on his party's ticket, show
ed bis Democratic zeal by sending all over
the state Republican state tickets" with his
name substituted for that of Mr.. Dubois
but the dodge didn't elect him or increase his
vote. Since the election Mr. Chubb has re.
signed his place on the state committee.
The dscordant town of Rutland will be
represented in the next Legislature by neither
Republican nor Democrat, but by a
"workingmen man. MIR. James Hogan.
How he will vote for United States senator Is
not stated but he declined the Democratic
nomination, and the Edmunds Republicans
seem to have viewed his candidacy with some
complaoency - Free Press
Mr.. Hogan is a man of culture, good char.
acter and appearance, and will make a cred
table member He will have influence il he
takes care to secure influential allies SO far
as he is concerned, neither Republicans nor
Democrats seriously mourn defeat but some
OF them are full of apprehension for the IN.
ture. -RutLdnd Herald
Judge Poland will represent Waterville in
the legislature where his clear head and
large experience in legislation will be oil
/ great service. IRE Press.
The most brilliant accession 10 the Yer
mont Legislature is Uncle Luke Poand's brass
buttons. Boston Herdh.
William Newman dropped dead at the polll
in Chelsea while voting.
The speakership is likely to go to Maioi
Circuit Of Derby.
Now that Senator Edmunds il a. good a
reelected, Hiram Atkins had better crawl in
to q hole and take the hole in after him
-BOstOn Herald
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-09-10

ATHENS VIM. c. Robbins, W. w. Bridges,
]. NJ. Powers, A. 7. Ball, E. d. Kingsley.
BRATTLEBoRo Royal Tyler, William S.
Newton James NJ. Tyler, Kittredge Haskns,
Edgar w. Stoddard, Ranslure W. Clarke
James l.. Martin, Il. j. Is. Cudworth, Pres
son f. Perry, John W. Burnap, Peleg Bar
rows John S Cutting, Oscar d. Esterbrook
James Conland, Walter II. Childs.
BRooKLNE-wm. Adams, O. p. Stickney,
l.. W. Bush, J. b. Stebbin', Il. L Marsh.
Dover M. ]. Boyle, G. C. Rice, G.. b.
Boyd q. W. Yeau, S. II. Lazell
DuMMEEsToN-A b. Bailey, S. W. Wilson,
L. L. Dutton, j. L. Worden, r. N. Reed
GRAFTON. -SAm'l Phelps, Sidney Holmes,
Thos. W. Davis, Edwin q. Sherwin, w. g..
Stevens.
GUmFoRp WIN. W. Barney, S. l.. Hunt,
N. p. Chaplin, J. II. Richmond, F. q. Taylor,
j. L. Bullock, G. b. Lamson.
HALIFAx-Jed Stark, Frank Worden, l.
NJ Woodland, Emery Evans, Willard Wicks.
JAMAICA F. b. Pier, David Eddy, Chas
Robbins. WIN. +. Gleason, VIM. L. Barnes,
John Parsons, NJ. @. Skinner.
LoNDoNDERRY-W w. Pierce, A. A. Cur.
lis, A. W. J. Wilkins, s. NJ. Holden, O. S.
Abbott, II. d. Tyler, II. W. Smith.
MARLBORO H. W. Bellows, A. NJ Prouty,
J. H. Hamilton, W. E. King, ]. 0, Metcalf.
NEwFANE e. p Wheeler, d. A. Dickin-
son, F. o. Burditt, A. Il. Warren, I. A.
Morse o. p. Morse, Jr., G. W. Sherwin.
PUTSEY-C W. Kimball, S. O. Parker,
John F. Clark, Dsnnson Davis, r. H. Bra
ley, John F. Austin, Edmond Aver.
RocKINGHAM-J. b. Divoll Maynard f.
Burt, II. G. Wiley, Thomas H. Hughes,
Leonard @. Hubbard, Lewis II. Eastman,
Zina II. Allbee, Daniel d. Howard, Herbert
d. Ryder Orville L Slader, N. &. Williams,
Franklin p. Ball.
SOMERSET. W. Rice, Hollis Town, WIN.
@, Bailey, f. d. Chase Asa Burnap.
STRATToN VIM. r.. Lyman, II. p Forrest
err, Joel f. Grout, E. l.. Grout, j. b. TEN
pie, J. D. Styles I. o. Eddy, Geo. Williams
T.. II. Willis
TowNsHEND- I. X. Batchelder, o. s. How
ard, o. Il. Garfield, j. II. Phelps, J. S. Full
lerton, H. II. Holbrook, b. b. Brigham.
VERNON Lorenzo Brown, A. II. Wash
burn, NJ. /. Reed Thos Goodwille, j. @. Al
len.
wARDsBoRo-A. J. Dexter, A. ]. Martin
7. f. johnson, N. @, johnson, NJ. D. Leon
ard.
WESTMINSTER Henry G. Lane, VIM. b
Cutting, d. G. Wright, Ebenezer Hall, NJ. W
Davis, T. W. Wiley, g. r. Harlow.
WHITNGHAM-Geo. Porter, A. A. Butter
field, II. B. Ballou, Otis y. Wheeler, f. S
Allen, @, S. Chase, II. D. Brown.
WILMINGTON f Butterfield, s. II
Davenport, Edward Titus Clark Chandler
IL. Mann, Jr., E. II. Davenport, W. II. Boyd
WINDHAM-J. W. Gould, II. NJ. Abbott
II. NJ. Bemis, A. j. Stearns, Ezra Pierce.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-09-10
RELIABLE old Mindham.

Wndham county sends her compliments to
her neighbors throughout the state, and as she
does so she congratulates herself on the solid
showing which she made on Tuesday for Mr.
Edmunds's return to the Senate. II the SEN
timents of the Democratic member from
Brookline are correctly reported not vote a
gainst the Senator will be cast from this county.
As long ago as August of last year The Phn-
nix served definite notice on the opposition,
which was then beginning to show itself in
secret in st. Adams and Montpelier, that it's
schemes would get no aid from this section of
the state, and our prediction at that time has
been fulfilled to the letter.
On the general vote in the county the Re-
publicans have substantially held their own,
whether as compared with the vote in 1882
or in 1884. In 1882 our majority was 1927
this year it is 1891, showing a Democratic
net gain of 80, but as compared with 1884
there is a Republican gain of 20.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-09-10

Prof. Powels preliminary reports show
that the land area Of the earthquake was
900, 600 square miles, or one-third of the to-
tai area of the United States the shock trav-
ersed this distance in IL minutes.
A Provincetown schooner which put into a
Cape Breton port to inform the widow and
children of his loss at sea has been seized and
fined $500 for neglecting to enter at the Gus
tom house.
The sea serpent this summer seems to be
fond Of travelling and is bent on exploring
rivers He was seen two or three times in
the Hudson river last week, and two citizens
of Cromwell Conn, declare that they saw
his snakethip in the Connecticut river
Wednesday morning, and that he nearly up
set their boat
Miss Amelia johnson, daughter Of the
Alexandrian hotel keeper, who shot Col. Ellis.
worth of EIsworth's Zouaves at the begin.
ming Of the war, has just been appointed to
position in the patent Office at Washington.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-09-10
THE --LATEST.
Returns from all bat I2 Towns Give
Ormsbee 900 N aJOrIty.

Returns from all hut lie Towns Give
OFmsbee 10000 N aJOrity.
According to the press returns received up
to this, Friday morning, complete figures for
all but 12 towns give Ormsbee SO 6O4 Shurt-
lef 1G, 7SS. Republican plurality, l9,SlG.
One hundred and twenty seven towns in the
I'd congressional district give Grout 49, 1877,
Folsom 1872 Republican majority TO- 3S5,
with four towns not heard from. Represen-
tatives are reported from 234 towns, giving
204 Republicans, % Democrats, two no choice,
one Prohibtionist; LAG Republicans report
ed for E1munds, 10 anti Edmunds several
Democrats are for Edmunds. The counties
of Windhsm, Franklin, Orleans and Rutland
have each elected but one Democrat Wash
ington county sends four Democrats, Gale.
donia county four, Orange county three, Es-
sex three, Grand Isle two, Bennington four,
Chittenden three, total %.