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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-26


Thomas Clark and lis congrcya-
ton. the relation between Rev.
J"hn H%Mwicl; and his people in
ireland rs pastor and people, WAS
simply transferred to the New
World. Two Of his Elders, at
least. in ireland, ami perhaps a
third, viz, NesSrS. Johnnie BegSs
and Barlow, and y. Thompson,
served also in that Office in this
country. From q historical sketch
Of Kings Creek, published i'll IHc
Christian -Nugn>iaa Of lie .Soath, in
1S49, aud written 10y james \.
Crosson, Esq. see the names Of
Ncs>rS. Wilson, Bro Hn. Hall, Nor
riS. Dugan. GIen1. McCracken, &c,
mentioned among tic pioneers.
Tradition also says that the Lords
;Iuppcr WAS administered The first
time in Patrick Car:nichacl'S barn,
on the place where your present
pastor now iiTes.
Ih!s Rev. John fthWick OF
whom We speak, the first minister
aud pastor OF these congregations,
IS 'honght hv ms deScendaHtS to
nave ueScch4co from 'hc lani,E Oh
Rev. James RenwicE, who suffered
ma.tvrlom iii Scotland. February
loIh' 100 III '!e 7oth e"F o1 Ills
age: ana VINO III MS IaSt prayer
vNc,;Amcd: "LorG; l o'e III 'he
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see" VI my cn"ttn' anu rG'"'I %
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-26

Only four noses in Duluth have not
been frost bitten this winter; AID they
belong to tca-kettlcS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-26

we recover umbrellas here
Do you? Well, l want my new
one that / lost on Monday
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-26

\ blush is q sign that nature
hangs out to show where modeSiy
and.virtue dwell -" .-~-~''
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-26

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on ILc -" ol IeoF"aT!' l!'l' he
continue" l" serve 'H2m with great
f%t'''y a"d acceptance lof ?'F''"
ol t"enIy't""r or hve years
a!thoHGh we see IRON the minutes
0! ,!h, i,rc, ,ny'"r!' hS:1 N"ve"''eF 4tn:
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IFee", ",'T 9I%" 's'"F'""''' con-
Se"''G 70 nave 'he PaStoTa' rc'a',on
"'t"re" mem ana NF' rogers 0'S-
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OF "cc"u''C o. leeo'c 'lF"'tn: :u'S'anGe:
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-26
Due West Female College,

THIS is, as to lis present organization, the
oldest Female College in the Stale.
An able and experienced Tcacnc" OF A"-
sic and the Modern L!n3aaSes, las recent.
" been added TO Tie Faculty, III the person
Of Dr.. Henry Aiisaasel, Of Gr"c"a, swift
Z.rland
The advantages are equal to tie best and
the expenses as reasonable As those oi any
good Institution.
Over ore hundred (l0o) pupils are now
present.
There is room for few more.
Apply !, once TO
il. BONNER, Pres,
Due West, A5bevi:!e Co., 5. c.
Jan. 30, 4-lm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-26
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-26

Woman was made from . rib-bone
she loves rib-bon(e)s to this day.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-26
EPIT.APH.

Sacred to the memory Of Rev.
CHARLES STRONG, son Of James
Strong, Esq, Of Chester District:
and Pastor for eight years Of the
congregations Of Kings Creek.
Cannon Creek and Prosperity
lie lived beloved, and died lament
cd by all who knew him. On the
10Th of July, 1924, in the Both
year Of his age, his life OF useful
ness closed. ue was disting guishcd
for his vigorous intellect and amla-
blc manners, his unaSsuminS and
dignifcu department, his solid and
extensive learning, his firm at
tachmcnt to evangelical truth, his
tervcnt and consisLentplety. Mark
the perfect man, and behold the
upright, for the end Of that man
Is peace.
/r yJJ lT...I 1Jr..IN
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-26

TIE Exercises of;he above School will
be resumed on TUESDAY, 7th JAM AIRY,
1873.
Tuition from $3.50 TO $3.50 FER Session.
Paid in advance or satisfactorily secured.
Pupils w;l be charged from date OF en-
trance TO the end Of the Session. No re-
duction except in cases Of pro;racted ILL
ness.
Plain, substantial! boarding can he OBJ
tanned with the Principal al Sl5 per month.
20: particulars, &C.. apply to
s. P. BO0ZER, ESQ, Sec. BID.
COL. S. FAIR, Press.
Jan. |, 1T.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-26

Pastor Of Cannon Creek, Kings
Creek and Prosperity in 1SlG-a
position which he filed with great
acceptance and profit to his con-
gregationS and much credit and
honor to himself for eight years.
The cidcr>hip associated with him
were those living over from Mr.
Rogers bench Of elders, viz John
Caldwell and Capt. Brice at Cam
non Crcek-Jobn Dugan: at least.
At Kings Creek, vino took great
pleasure in the instruction Of the
youug-and Mcs>rs. Carmichael
and Ionng at Prosperity; togeth.
CT with James }. Sloan, Robert
brennan and Samuel McQnerns.
ut Cannon Creek, the TWO last Of
whom removed to AbbcviiIc, Capt.
JAS. Spence and James Wilson, at
Kings Creek. Robert Brown, at
Prosperity. The names Of many
other good and Influential mcm-
bcrs might be mentioned rs COLI
tribullng to the progress Of the
Church under this pastoratc. such
as Dycrs, Fiamings, Fairs, Reeds:
CaIdwcIis, MonnrcS. Drennans: NJ
ConncIs, Thompsons, Ioungs.
Moore$. Browns, Johustons, NJ.
ClelIan<, M;Auicys, SIoans, Rus.
ScIs, Spcnces, En!ows, NceIs. Hun
teEs, Chapmans, Necleys, Boozcrs:
Halls, MaGits, Grcsgs, ToI5erts,
Crossons. Straits, Martins, Reds,
Grays, Chalmers, Harrises, Peas
tcrs, Prices. But it is chiefly due
to the interchangeable labors Of Mr.
Strong himself: whose care in the
education Of the young was said
to be "equaIed by few-surpasscd
by nome" with Gods rich blessing
upon his labors, that we must as
cribe the progress and enIargc-
ment OF the Church. But in the
wise. but mysterious providence
OF Col, he was cut OF in the midst
Of his days and usefulness. His
work WAS done, and God called
!riln away from the scenes Of lis
earthly lajor>, TO receive his re-
ward, July Goth, 1924. He lived
beloved. and died lamcntcd by ali.
But let the inscription upon the
neat marble tomb before me, erect.
Cd and inscribed to his memory by
his bcrcavcd and sOrrowing con-
yrega:ioH. tell the story for us Of
the esteem in which he was iicld,
and the grateful recollection Of
his memory by all who knew him.
Many Of you have often read it;
hut Jet me rehcarSc it for the bene-
tit OF those vino have not.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-26

Il iOl') itf'' . 'S' l'ii iH
tHrncci t'roW tfc Theological Semi
iary III New York, and was L.
ccnsv,j to preach the Gospel: The
toijowins year he received calls
tron the New berry churches. from
Cedar Spring aid Long Cane. and
from Bethel and EjcneZer. ira,
the latter Of which he accepted.
But nothing discouraged by this
failure 10 obtain Il pastor, they
made another effort ard succeeded
III obtaining The services OF that
good and great man, REV. Charles
Strong, WHO had also completed
his TAcnI"gic;i studies in New
York in 1915. lie Was installed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29
Joker Among die EnxiI.h ki.s..

GeoEgs IL Vas nOs ; hunorst. but Be
void have made 4 frss-rzse actor q
-gsutsl eoDeiy- had not fate cast him
foE zaoSher E1e Of obzrsaer II TIE
dr4@. q Ese Shortly afer his aeosssioa
he euun1nds5 play 81 The theatre II
LDooln's Inn FSel5S The house xss full
bzt Is the King kept II waiting. the mnr-
nur q ther dizpls4ssre fell upou his
esr 8 be entered his boz, three quarters
q Al bOzr behind TIM As he ca1zht
the EnEeioone sounds be tzrnsd 10 Mr..
Rleh, the manage, Who waited On hin.
= I h might gather fr0a that oEesl
so1s eEPl4HSzion q the pbenonasoa.
he grezsez cf The intelec-azI hzrse9uius
q EngizDd boDestly tod the King that
HIS MGiss-F E1s late aid The a-dieDoe
did not seea 70 Ike L Wbersupon The
assumed the an Of an uuright-
aO1sly s1Tessed pr1Doe He advanced to
he TOnf q his box, took on his watch
z5lh the apparent ecuEies50n that Il vas
II arbitrator shioh Eozld rsader hin
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29

justice, Sni looking upon II saw that Ii
showed The tins which he knew Il 10 be
Then he sprsxrci n change q ohs-ae-
Ter. He rSzed 81 the SRiieaoe with an
sxp-osSoa beSpezkiag 5 guilty bat ne
PeatSat p-Snoe- He pat himself IS mach
outside a his box IS the laws q hAlSnS
inC voald slow, Sai shaking his wiSCed
head. Snd ve-v mach powder oUt 81 Il, be
lzSa his Ssv-ele5 hand On the hsS-s side q
hsS Skv-hlre velvet COST, Sa5 made s bow
70 the hozsa, - szpeTh n It's SpologssSo
rzEsezaiuse that the SndSelce b1rSs forth
INTO hilS-sOaS hu-TshinS and Spplzadius,
&nd 81 other possible symptoms. 70 de-
nozS1-zse thei- glziRcSS SR6 70 express
thar consent 70 fall reconciliation q
prince zai psaple. The theSp;Sa element
Va very ss7oac. too. n the elieSs soa Of
Geor-e the ThIri II the FirSt Gentle
nzl II Ezrape hS5 nos been horne
p-laos he might have made 5 very god
livelihood IS an actor High O. low
oo,ae5y, !; wcGld have been 81 the Sxue
q 8 plzve- 81 such versatility. He could
havs PLAYED 2o7s- like ElhSsoa. Sni his
Izlirssioas we've IS goo5 S Mr. Tcols'&
The beSi-viggei prince in ChrIs;enaon
his. fortunately. had 5 historian who
makes record 0; his rovSl hero IN the his
i-ioaie pz-s q his profession, RSlkes Is
the chroaiele-, bar the DRke Of yelling
ton VS. the fountain a intelligence
When the King sent fo- ne sid T.
N the Duke q Wellington 10 Rzikess
= to form : new administration II 1888
he Vas then seriously IL, though he would
never allow Il foani hin N bed, dreSs-
81 IN S dirty SIX 5soke; sni 5 tRrh&n
niEhi-ozR one IS greasy s. the ether: fer,
notwithstanding his ocquesry &hoUt d7ess
N pGbllc, he vas extremely dry 2nd
s}ovenly n privzte- The frSs words he
sid 70 ne were, Arthur. the CSbinet +
6siEncs; : znd then he began 10 describe
the mznne- IN which the lzte Ministers
had taken le2ve Of hin On giving IN their
designations This vSS accompanied BY
the mos luiio7ouS uiuio-y q the voioe
2a6 mzunsr q szch Individual, - sl-ik-
ingiy Ike thai j, vzs quite impossible 70
rafrzin from its Of lzagh.ez- This ex-
hibitioa hsS been considered prof q
the Kings b2i taste, which II may be s.
lowed 70 do But there w@S e9uzl bSd
ts<;e On The part Of the Duks- Il he had
looked grave the old beiriiien Prince
ac;o- would have been rebakei More
over. the King vas guite s. ospzble snd
quite 2s wiling 70 give 81 iaais&sioa q
Arthur. InimIt1ble IS the lzster Was IN
oe-tzin respects. there were oe-s4in Peeu-
E2ri;ieS shout hin which the King would
hzve hit or With IS intense deEZh; IS be .
fel; when miuicsing His MzjeSsy'< 81
wants, YiSoounis Go3eieh 4nd P4lme-<-
;oa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29

MoozES ExsuSH BCELESUK-I. Is.
indeed. % sxzgge-zsioa % szy thzt what
i called blrleSgue acting Is borrowed
fron tboss outdoor nun1erS who tickle
the miirifS q crowd by pulling odd
fzosS Patsing Their legs uoand their own
ne5ks. singing queer songs and repeSt-
ng baEcoaing jokes Il Is nothing bit $
developneat Of the pAntoniue. sud your
b1rlsS9ae ac;or i litsle more than smother
shape q the clown This language vii
nos SEN too siroRg. Il ve anSlyEe the
sverige buries9ue- In every company
thers Is the fo-wz7i- gooi-icoking Young
woman, who makes ber lower limbs fou-
riish Ike the ISle Of Mzn Arms. who oSu
sing pers and zlnoSt impzden. song.
and 1boTe al i nos st home IN 5 span
glei Page's dress-zhzs i. s sage pages
d1esS-fol n 10 Cour5 il ERrope. st IezS
tre9ueutei BY decent ladies, would such
costume have beea tolerz+ed. This Young
psrsoa must figure in every foole-y IS
Prince Pe;tytoes OF the young Marquis.
With a eye-gl4ss and umbrella. SOON
panied BY the sPsnglei sztin tights The
vrstchei nonotouy Of these cbarzcte-s.
znd the invz-izbls repetition Of the points.
show how poor and limited Is the caps
biIIi;y Of turles9Re There i $ miserable
rouni q conventional tricks. chiefly taken
fnon the muse h4ns-znd- indeed, many
q 5bese young ladies graduate 81 the
= h2lls- and bring thess STALE devices from
their Aims Mater. which are repeated Cd
EzassaeBa. Fer instance. when s seeret Is
70 b communicated there i bat the one
oonnon form--;be two parties step
Ting down TO the front With groteSgue
steps, IS 4 II tine 70 music. ~bobbing-
tbsir bezds, locking round myS,eriously.
sid eouTeyilg the eFeot Of doing some
thing very dron The heart sinks when
We see this Pove-5y-striokea programme
beginning. There are soores q buriesqaes.
too. where the sitastioa / th4s the chs
rzeteTS 20 tripping roand, crossing each
other, nos forgetting the regulz;ion
formuls for getting OF. 81 the end oE some
grotesque dSnoe-viL, By Jumping Ike
kangaroo. Anosber conventional eharze-
Ter n the burIessoe / the s;orminz or rag
ing King, with his Qneea, tusuzlly played 4
By geutlemzn,) While another < the
.ssding COME character, s0ne uonstrosity 4
II making up--sone terrible chef q 4
zsrrs q snezring, suirching. and mas
sueTzdIng- A combination Of = modern
lzt With Roman dress modern dress
=i,h Ron4n hzt-sone such nightmare
# COSTUME / al that ( required All. Of
'ourse, Wholly outside the regions Of fun;
l4iint, patches, and dress being hardly ne
s9zui1ed As eIene1ts Of genuine hunor.
rbe@ indeed, belong to the mOuutebanks.
nd Il / an unfan @Poaching- on their
Ge1fLe1s1N's Magazi1s. /
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29

AouoEoNs 70 tie biograph5esl work Published
b. ". Ar1zod Cbsvzlie- uoss- tie title ScS
Das9Esss- TIE Freoch N.iioa.I Asssaby Co
iaias tEo Priooss. lOisAns) seTen dgkss. Thirty
coats. eighteen baro1s, and uios.y-seEeo Other
uools0ea- Clzsse5 scoo-;inz 10 ooegpaiionz,
there are las la16ei proprie,o-s. lS5 berris,ers,
- 72-aiso,r-e-s eoziracio-s. and iroo-nzste-s.
IS oSosrs q The any, $ isigs O. former judges,
. eagioss-s- 3 Dsiiczl 5ea. q professors. ls
noszris< and ex-ao;2ries. Is wholesale uzrshocss-
nea. Il narzl ozosrs. 10 attorneys. bsakess, ?
ship-o~us-s- .po;heearies, bishop. / parish
priest Protestant olsrgymsa. l silk-zP5nuer. I
former eouposiior. silk-Es2Ter. l
6s1lsr 4 jsEs,r!- e1-iz1-oollecto,. and dealer
4 satt goodz- Tie rest o. the 6eq1,is< are 81
r.ru1s osr1Elists. EgihorS AID exoScials Of fora.
e G0Vs-uueuts- n Pory-Pspy. tie DspatY for
MG-tia5eas. Is : oezro.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29

IN RAa war,-TAe osz o. SanaAy, WITH
Ceat kioasess gave ~ POstsOa Of its SPACE ,c
SIX verses oaRea Love CereSoisea written By
Else Se II, Isse-~e ANFe Sc WIT nioa or
ealing hex ISse soS sAOst-cozHeoces her woa'
ae-sal pcez~ tAUss
Ar a. res g, INV sAsN
H~urA sczrcs an TVS
F,S I RVS, eesF ~ scc-vS
rAszSA Il sve tArsN - ssve1i
Al H-rrr ~ M, As-slrs
wa az VAN Aset sarsyc1 n zsass
TAassA ny sy~'sa, ssrsvs ss sAsasv
IsySNs ssaer-@-Sis ssgA>
New ne osa thai Taiher = pretty way q sx,
pressing IL ThOssA ny eyelsis s,are 10 shadow
Loves sesey-<Psss S;Ea@ 1eass that she Seeas too
weak 70 vSsk al lin, I5se IS Sltozeshes to-
passive IL tbs Essser sc night ssaesse Gar
EacS h2sS. q 81 SozesAiass NinSinS vOasant
Be rocA &c even Il Sc oosli wax, Sai she SAYS
she CAT, Size sys "A vOz2a NEST 6isseubls,'
and shs-sso-e sss 6a-szS les he fs,saS know hou
ugcA SIC loves In. SAs iAioks there oSSht to
be cs-s1ia 87oeai q 6slsosey N thsss matters:
Sc FEES h45. ezs 6osszf want The tsiloE 70 k1ov
Il shes rN5esi aai retiring, - She tAi1ks she
III gave hi1 hat IN onSei sort q way, BY
v-s;iEs 10 q Selrs~e, s2S sticking 1t n TIE
Nl~rfRs Cs1, oAi,y esVe=A&iSo1 sS-S40 with her
zAze 81 tie hossOz q 81 %. kou ve-y thin al
sazs e.sAtslasss Is, Wen eei Su0Na3-a-half The
faTloE Sil BE 50 scarei By shsss Eoes hat he
voas evss sc1ia G2,s wax 6oSn the street Ilse
Euss oa-F3ssTA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29

TO NEoN VIA TEEs AFTLIt-He Who 10 takinz
to szsif vie sSs forgotten TO c1ress his uo,be-
As ~eo ic hstszi1g 10 ths sEess love touss Of his
tss Fagtusr. las forEottsr that his ro,bsr vs,rrs
for ioEing word elily. Or, Il il distant ho1e
l0oks earres;iy for The weekly Or ssui weekly
les;srs vita saoif Be; Be Eso IL setting The per
Ferng 9zesti5us wbicA izSrcasinx cares ufIl b-irr
fo-gsss 10 ooos=i; her vs0 an his lie has borne b,
srists. shislss1 hiz ffOz hlrrs, and directed e.
t0ossteps. be Hko in t1ki1E Epoz lin rev ple.s=res
rev cares, reu rrisfioustips, forzets al TIE Cd
soSfoas q toy, TIE Trustworthy protection fron
irozsie, Tie Gear ties q louE-irieS kfndrea-bs.
say, L loss whscs- 70 zothe- SIN Iosiux Vim
ser isssases; iOTs. ssin hOpi1g. an prayiaz. !.
ingTz-esziole 9
Co1s back. los; sosi lis ros e-ouzA sor "a,
u s1E. have oot ~111eret- have rot fur--rs-
is1s CO eve ~ ol1 fTiszds Tx sare A. s.sr
lnsre : TszT irse ol1 saying "Aefio.s Fneet
t511e- ts1r EcrcE- Bet vo1r ease h -of ir-rtyss.
ssas foSr uife 3 uot 20 bilze for yosr eooducf
lc-r Elfes family = ros reEpo.sible for vogr,sers
.aczaoo- foSr he1-f has rot groNu cold Or bad Tou
nAFe EiZplT f1llez iuto kstif q nerisxercs fhss
.s11f 20 rol yozr mos E1ssiEsh. your NOT r.
cFlrE q earthly i0Ts-s-y1er s5ttST FTgr n 4
Requires yo- % take lev uiuutes frc-u Tor- -
1f1or a. bouE. fro1 the pleasant cha, nf,h zfse -
troc uitk Grst-bora Esf1 take Il % lei 49,,
z-.7E tee yer hol1s bez ioEet p1zce in yozr go.
lHo-Ee b1finesE presses. ard krzfus ard tzrSs -
o1EF Win the b1stie ard iodrsfry q lffs vou Vii
lose Hotkt1E y taking lev rsou1erfs q ME !
a. g Ef1te Lac that I'll cSekr tie hezrfr a. ~.
% 1cizE--k111r<k cd Hsns
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29

TEE English nevS74ps-s iez-u th.i Ms Sta
g2sios Bvo;as,soo, q Di'sea Hzl, oe4r Presooi,
h1< pissed her Rzassoa al the disposal Oi seeh
zezos-s q ne Jss1i; body S nay Be driven to
Eagl&o5sfroz Ge-aa1y, and TIA, considerable
u11hs- q JsS1i, taihs-s 1od izy ard ecclesiastical
s.7;sa:s L-e expected 10 s-rive before Carisinzs-
Ms StzP5sioa BreshersOo Iszys C11islls Ops
sszl has rsosive3 many zooayuooz letters threat
eng 10 o1-u 6oEa ber hosss shos3 the Jesuits
bs reosire; Eiihia is walls So-e threeQ1zr-
;s-s q esats-E 40 The u&oz5oo Sad estate q
Sio1yh1-Si. il IAao&skire, were II Ike USnuez
Plaoei 81 The disposal q tie Jessits VITO were
6-5rsa froz Fr&acs 81 the ii1e q TIE frsi Rev
oluiioa. By its oUoa-s the YIELDS. isto whose
hGois il bad oo1s b. marriage frou the Shirs-
barnes tie heiresz q hat 2ocssai hooss having
uarTsei one q their ancestors. william We'd, II
49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29

4 TE8sksN f-oa Vienna anno1noas the srri.
"a a he D1ks Of Biisb1rgh al Geouaden
where TIE ro!L family q Hanover Is At present
reziiiag. According to G1lgs4si the joarnsy Of
Els RoFal Highosss s sad 70 hzve ustrino
0is O5ssei- AID alresi! tie approaching be;ro,bsl
q tie EpgEst Proes With d.1ghte- Of King
George = spokea Of II The nsEs Of that sIHsBes
shczld Be re-issi. The carriage SOold Be- fan-
ly ooe, Tor The rsiguiug dynasty Of Grea. Britain
: Ct ths Houss Of Hanover. The Union Sould.
Al he s1e tlss Be q political ooe. hor the
PHDos < prssu7ptivs her to tie Dachy Of Saxs-
COosrg-5oihA- iast IS the G0slPb dy1.s.y has
rights q s0oosssioa TO the Doohy of Br1nzviek.
AiaZ George hsz Two ds.gbters-Pri1oess Pred
erioa- born II lS4Ss and Pn1osss Nara, bon in
1888
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29

CASTLE G COOKE
OFFER At
Who'll ESALE AND RETAIL |
-THR FOLLovNs-
SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF G0ODSa
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FS-sss vAse al wsoa "A rlaanel,
FsaeSs Waite a1Weol& Aacola White Fian-els,
6eo& Grey and White an We'll
Fiarrels. text S,escAea SAeetinr.
TSozrxsa's Glore-Fssssag Co-Sess.
Azessesg Deaths, Jeans, Drills and
B,easAea asa Une,eacAe3 cctseas.
A Sup'r Asst Of Stationery,
Water Lire3 NS,s PAPER.
White Ruled Note Parer,
White Ruled Issa Leas, Letter and RSii Pap<r
White, CeE and Aneer ard Letter and Note
Eavclores,
Paysea'. Isaslisls, and Carriers cePyias Ink.
Artists BSeSkecpers' Flexible Rulers,
saith 4 weSSc-' s Pistols a Ca-srSsres
Hair 6irtAs. StirruPs LsasAers,
SpsaiSA TrceS. Crospers and Brides,
Oak R<ltiae. Street Ercc1s.
Weed FxreetS, Lamp Black.
italian Packing Lace Leather.
Paints, Oils, &C.
White Eire 3 Lead. IN l,sA.s , eontAins1
Pans and Chrouze 6reen.
CAro.e yellow, Vz.her. Steamer,
Fatesi Dryer, NerUihen.
Waiting Pr.SSiAn, Bike, Bisdasrs Of Putty,
Carriage and Coach Varnish,
Bright, CSFal and Fsrzisare Va-nisA,
Bsiie3 Liuseea Oh, Tzrreatize.
NaSsz'S Blsekizs, CoEee Mills,
Axe. Pick Siesee. Ads, Hoe, o.,
Hammer & CAisel HnsdlsS,
Nool Cards, Saddles, EnA1e,ei Trunks,
Coopers' Tools,
Cross-s, Hovcls, saa Chaarerins Knives.
Carpenters Planes,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29

Noz- J.Pa11s Niaizzr a. Tsssi1ztoo. has
received ths 5ssE7z of The new e5asutioual Fys-
tsz q JEFzz- Utirh szS-zoss he o-Ez-=zussou q
eiizts eo1sgsz tEo h11srs5 .o5 sfy4sx hira
schoolz. and oFsr fftFstTss thoasz55 pzbte
s-bo0ls- a rhish at1ssa1scs vi Be cozp1lso-y
81 a err sb1Fs 81.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29
Carriage and Coach varnish,

Bright, CoFal and Fsrzi,are Va-nisA,
Bssiei Liuseed Oh, Tzrreatizs.
Nassz's Blaekizs, COEee Mills,
Axe. PiSk, Sle-iee, Ada, Hoe, o.,
Hammer & CAisel HnzdleS,
Nocl Cards. Saddles, EnA-e,ei Trunks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29
coopers' Tools,
cro1s-s, Hovsls. aad Chaaperins Knives.
Carpenters Planes,

Cro1e-S, Hevsl<, azd ChazrerinE Knives,
Carpenters Planes,
Fe-s. Szccsh. Jack { Jcirte-s
Cat Mails, :, :, 5. :, le, L, -. 50, 40, 50 and
sei, Beat Nails, I, II. II inch,
Pressed Nails. q = ineh.
Coop<r's RivssS, 4. rs.
Copper Rivets Bars, J. =
sAs ireh, Gimp T.eks.
Ira a Covpsr TsekS Of an sirss
Best Rrbber HoSe. I. :. I. u f-eh
Centrifugal, NSrnish. Paint. Wkite-WaSh
szi SeT1b Brushes, CoV'd I'm Pals,
;, I, :. 5, 4. {. ;, 10 ls quarts,
Covered Slop Pals, DirPerS,
Dish ard MIX Pans.
Iszuize'sbitS, soldering irozs. hinges, sseeis,
H.=zerS, Gauges, Squares, Chissls'
Aueerx. SisveS, Line SQree1ers
Yard SsSeks. Bang Starters, Axes
Shovels. Spades. ocs. Lanterns,
Essls Horse. A ard 0 Plous and
Points. Paris PloES. extra heavv ard strong
Prctcxiie q Iron. Pain Killer
Pol1zi's White Pine Compound
PALS, TubS, Brco=S, Ete. Ese
DoWNER's KEsosENE OIL,
Fro= the BoStos House.
And Many Other Articles
s. ALL To BE SOLD Low. sm