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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-10
Maine Central Railroad.
CHANGE OF TINE.

On and after Monday, March LIST. 1879,
trains will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston, 600, II 80 A. NJ, 1896
PM
For Rockland, 500, IL so A. NJ.
For Farmn gton, II 80 A. NJ.
For Bath, Lewiston and Portland, 600, I.30 A.
NJ, 2.l5 p. NJ.
For Wateryillc and Skowhcgan, 1912. A. NJ. AS
Z. NJ.
For Watcryille, Skowhegan, Belfast and Bangor
4lj L. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-10

KENNEBEC COUNTY.-In PROBATE Court at Au
gusta, on The fourth Monday Of May 1878,
nN the petition of Sylvia +. A. Flagg, widow Of
" Nehemiah Flagg, late of Benton, deceased
praying that Samuel Titcomb be appointed Admin
istratOr on the estate of said deceased:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday OF
June next, in the Daily Kennebec journal, Il
newspaper printed in Augusta that all persons in.
terested may attend at Court OF Probate then to
be holden at Augusta, and show cause if any,
why the prayer of said petition should not be grant,
ed.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register.
mAy2?.t3W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-10

John GafTney, New Haven, Ct, says: "Whe
on duty as fireman on Engine ~, Shore Line Road,
was accidently thrown off against rock, tram
under full head about35 miles an hour. was very
nished me with two bottle of Giles Liniment
Iodide OF Ammonia. from which received the
greatest possible benefit. In four days was able
used the Eminent for Rheumatism, which it cured"
GEO. q. GOODWIN Il Co, Agents,
Boston, Mass.
FRANK w. KINsMAN, Agent,
Augusta, Me.
mayo. teod&w2w
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QFrua the Friend. January, IS7s)
Twentieth Annual Report OF Honolulu
Sailors Home Society.

Our Home, under the excellentmanagement
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dunscombe, has been car
ried forward through another year. 1t is
confidently believed that the original design
of its establishment mas been steadily kept
in mind, and the amount of good accom-
plished all which could reasonably be ex-
pected. According TO the report of the
manager, three hundred and eight (30S)
seamen from vessels of war and thirty-two
(32) from merchant vessels and whaleships
making a total of three hundred and forty
(34Ol-have found accommodations at the
Home during the past year. There are in
cluded in this number several shipmasters
and officers. Very many of these young
men, besides scores more, have resorted TO
the Reading Room for writing letters TO
their friends; and when they left have been
supplied with reading matter TO take 10 sea,
and IN many instances they have received a
word of "good counsel" Much good has
thereby been accomplished.
The Young Mems Christian Association
has, with most commendable and praise
worthy liberality, sustained the Reading
Room, which has proved beneficial not only
to seamen, but many others. As a means
of usefulness, this branch of Christian benev-
olence cannot be overestimated. The Home
and Reading Room are standing witnesses
and manifest proofs of the Christian liberal
ity and kindly feeling of the foreign COM
munity of Honolulu towards seamen and
strangers visiting this city. The following
testimonial of the commander of H. B. MS
S. CaDaeleon, is in harmony with the verbal
remarks of many others:
II NJ. SHIP "CAMELEoN,"1
Honolulu, August Is, 1874.
DEAR SIR Before leaving this port, L beg to offer
my testimony to the very efficient working OF the
most useful institution, 1.-The Honolulu Sailors
Home During the CGmeIeoa's stay here the ships
company have fully awaited themselves Of the many
advantages it offers them, and 1 am sure joins with
me in thanking you and the other gentlemen, through
whose exertions the establishment retains its high
character for the comfort and attentions they have
always met with in the house.
l shall have much pleasure in bringing the Home
to the notice of any captains of ships visiting this
part of the world, and shall not fail to express the
high opinion l entertain of its merits.
Believe me, dear sir, very faithfully yours,
W. KENNEDY.
The Rer. S. C. Damon.
The Treasurer will report the amount of
our expenditures. The verandas and cook
house have been thoroughly repaired during
the past year, and much work was done for
a small amount of money. The Home
needs repainting, and it is to be hoped the
means will soon be obtained for doing the
same. Let it be remembered that nearly
ten years have elapsed since any public APP
peal has been made for funds to carry on
the Home
would acknowledge a valuable donation
of books and tracts for gratuitous distribu-
ton, from J. T. Warehouse, Esq.
S. G. DAMON,
Chairman Of Executive Committee.
Honolulu, oath Dec, 1874.
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From New Zealand and Fiji.

By the arrival of the .MikG9o on the 18th inst.
we have received Auckland files to Nov. Goth. We
clip from the Herald Of that date
Sydney advices inform US that there is a desire
there to . GO it alone" in the matter Of the American
Mail Service, and that a public meeting TO urge upon
the New South Wales Government such a course has
been held. Why such a selfish resolution should
have been arrived at by the Sydney people. we are
at a loss to understand. Not only is the desire to
carry on the mail service irrespective Of New Zealand
selfish, but II is foolish, iuasmuch as it would stand
New South Wales another 100000 a year-for what?
For the q honor and glory and to save three days
in the length Of the journey. 1t is amusing to find
our Sydney friends so hayward on such an account,
and so particular TO three days when it has been OBJ
liged, and without loss to its commerce. TO put up
with delays ranging from three to twelve days. Did
our friends accept the proposition Of Handing te mail
for New Zealand at the Bay Of Islands, the difference
in time would actually be only two days. But even
the two days appears to be of too great Importance to
the trade and future prospects Of New South Wales,
and so that the determination is if the possible to Sc
cure direct communication Z" irrespective Of New
Zealand Well, flour friends are bent upon carry
ing out this latest folly, and so giving New Zealand
20 by, they may rest assured that the insult will
be proportionately resented. As We have before
pointed out, New Zealand is committed to the San
Francisco service, she has led the way, and will not
resign the place TO which her geographical position
prominently entities her.
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lie Progres de rOceanie, No. I24, A.F & A. NJ, Lodge meets
on King street, last Monday in each month.
Hawaiian, No. 81, +. & a M, Lodge meets in Makes
Block, first Monday in each month.
Royal Arch Chapter, meets in Hall of lie Progress de
rOceanie Lodge, every third Thursday Of the month.
Commandery of knights Tenplar, meet, every second
Thursday la the month
Maui. Nc. 223, A. +. & a. NJ, Waikiki, Maui.
Excelsior. No. /, 1. q. of q. f, Lodge meets each Tuesday
IN the Hall of the Odd Fellows Building, Fort street.
Polynesian EncampInent No. l, /. q. of y. F.. meets at Odd
Fellows Hall every irst and third Fridays in ca. month
Oahu No. l, X of p, Lodge meets each Wednesday at
Hall on Hotel street.
Kamehameha Lodge of Perfection, No. /, A. & a. s. r.,
meets AZ the hall of lie Progress de rOceanie, fourth
Thursday in the month
Nuuanu Chapter of Rose CToiN- No. !, a. & 4. s. R., meets
at the hall of Le Progress de rOceanie, first Thursday
in the month.
Ultima Thule. No. I, l. q. G.. T, Lodge meets each Satur-
day at Hall on King street.
Queen Emma, No. >, L o. e.. T., Lodge meets each Monday
at Hall ON King street.
Honolulu, No. S, I. q. 6. t, Lodge meets each Tuesday at
Hall on Fort 4.
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AGENCIES OF Iife. Fire 8 Marine 1ns. companies

Northern Assurance Company. 800 .--.IheO IL Dawes
British and Foreign Insurance Company. .Theo II Davies
Imperial Fire Insurance Company-.....-.-AJ Cartwright
Hanburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Coz A Schaefer L Co
California Insurance COMPLIMENTARY Hackfeld 4 Co
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co... Castle x Cooke
Union Insurance Company of California Castle & Cooke
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York, ; q Wilder
Eiremens Fund Insurance Company. Bishop * Co
Manhattan Life Insurance Company..-..-... Bishop & Co
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co, W q Irwin & Co
Home Mutual Insurance Of California--..W u Irwin & Co
Equitable Life Assurance So, of the L S~.A J Cartwright
North Br. * Mercantile Fire Ins Co, Ed Hofschlaeger & Co
Security Life Assurance & Annuity Co, y ", NJ McInerny
North German Fire Ins. Co, of hamburg TheOd { Heuck
Transatlantic Fire ms, Co, of Hamburg, II Hackfeld & Co
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-01-02
(From the Friend, January, 1879
Flitner's Transit Instrument.

In the year 1915 Mr.. E. H. Boardman,
matchmaker, established a transit instrument
in Honolulu, to assist in the work of rating
thermometers. The instrument, imported
for the purpose, was expensive, and the ar
engagements most ample. Subsequently it
became the property of d. N. Flitner, who
has been so successful as thermometer,
watch and clock maker" during the past
quarter of a century and more in Honolulu.
Mr.. Flitner's long experience as a practical
astronomer and observer enabled him to
make observations during the late transit
of Venus" which have attracted the atten-
ton of Capt. Tupman, and which this gen.
tleman has lone our townsman the honor of
duly recognizing. This fact should not pass
without its impression upon the minds of
shipmasters and navigators in the Pacific,
who desire to keep their chronometers in
good repair and properly rated.
In this connection we would add that the
longitude and latitude, which has been au-
thority with Mr.. Flitner during his residence
in Honolulu, was obtained by Professor G.
S. Lyman, now of Yale College, who visited
Honolulu in 1916 shortly after Mr.. Board
man established his transit instrument. Pro-
fessor Lyman employed this instrument, or
rather he finally adjusted this instrument
accurately TO the meridian of Honolulu, and
determined the latitude and longitude by OBJ
serving the elimination of several hundred
stars. We we'll remember the many days
and weeks that Prof. Lyman was employed
in determining the latitude and longitude,
as follows
Longitude west 1879 AS -Lati north 30
1S' 23". At u O'Clock, NJ, Honolulu.
This instrument is situated on Union
street near Hotel, and is mounted upon a
foundation based upon the coral rock and
made as solid as cement and granite could
make it. The little building sheltering the
same was designed by R. A. S. Wood, Esq,
for many years superintendent of govern
ment works, and designed to be modelled
after a Grecian temple. Small as it may
be, the plans and drawings were sketched
with as much labor and p~ainstaking as any
building ever erected on the Hawaiian ISL
ands.
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Eclipses for the Year 1875.

In the Year 1875 there viii be two Eclipses, both Of the
Sun, neither Of which will be visible at these islands:
First-A Total Eclipse Of the Sun, April 5th, 1873.
Second-An Annular Eclipse Of the Sun, September 18th
and 18th, 1875.
LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE or HONOLULU CITY.
Bell Tower, No. 2 Engine House, or Mr.. Fhtners Ob~erN-
atory, lat Il : IS 23- north, long. l57 IS -" west
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Government Officers.

Governor of Oahu. His ENcellency John q Dominis. Resi-
dence. Washington Place. Honolulu.
Governor Of Maui, His ENcelency ] NJ Kapena. Resi-
deuce, Lahaina, Maui.
Governor OF Hawaii, His Exoelcncy 5 Kipi. Residence,
Hilo. Hawaii.
Governor OF Kauai. His Excellency p Kanoa- Residence,
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PR1vY COUNCIL OF STATE.

HIS AJEsrH, IKE KING
His Royal Highness Prince William Pitt Lsleiohoku,
His Highness Chas Kanaina, Their Excelenees WI
Green, W l. MOehonna, J s Walker, r n Stanley, j D
DominiSJ NJ Kapena, p Kanoa; Hons Elisha Allen,
Charles & Harri-, A Francis Judd, II Nahaolelua, Chas
r Bishop, A : Cleghorn, Henry A Kahanu, : + kala-
ma, J Mott Smith, y Castle, Godfrey Rhodes, Ferd W
Hutchisou. j W Makalena, Robert Stirling, Edwin ~
Hal, : q Wilder, Henry NJ Whitney, JnO MoanaUli,
Z II Boyd, j u KaWainui, II A Widemann, III A =
Carter. w Z Wood, W J Smith, W e Parke, j A
Cummins- Ell Boyd, Secretary.
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER
THE COURT.

HIS MAJESTY ~KAIARAUA, Born November 10th,
1896. Assembled the Throne, February l2th, 1874 l
HER MAJESTY KAPToLASI, Queen COnsort-
HIS ROYAL HIGHNEss PRINCE WILLIAM PIT LELEIO-
HoKu, Heir Apparent
HER ROYAL HOLINESS THE Princes LYDIA RAMAEAEHA
DosuSIs-
HEH ROYAL HIGHSEss THE PRINCESS MIRIAM LIKELIKE
CLEGHORS-
HER MAJEsTr THE DowAGER QUEEN Emma, relict Of His
late Majesty KamehAmeha ".
HIN HrsHSEss RUTH KEELKoLAS1, Sister Of His late
Majesty kamehameha v.
HIS HIGaNEss CHARLES kASAISA, Father OF It's lat Ma
ie-ty Lunalilo. u
Hon Z II BoTD, His Majestyis Chamberlain -
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Located at PunahOu, two miles east Of Honolulu.
President. 49, Z 7 Church PrOfessOr. -..----E Damon
Female IeacherSy--- Hattie r loan MARY maven
treasurer ----c y Na-tle
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Fire Department.

Chief Engineer anl ; m
sod As-i-tant Eugiueer.- .John Mott
- II a..hn Z oo'ne
Engine Comply No. 2, " Mechanic" Jas McGuire, Foreman
Engine Comply No. 4. Hawaii j L Kawainui, Foreman
Hose COMPANY, No. l., Pacinc".-...J Robertson, Foreman
Protect. Hook & Ladder Co, No. ], VIC Woolsey, Foreman
Fire Wardens-John Tibbetts, District No. l; Henry Hart,
District No. ?: Jacob HOlck, District No. 5; Jerome
Feary, District No. 4.
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Pres. His Majesty the King vicePrez--Hon p II Allen
secretary.--.--F a sehaefeT Treasurer---C y Bishop
Executive COMMITTEES y Castle, CR Bishop, ? A sehae-
fer, J Cartwright, W CParke-
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United States. L 5 Minister Resident, His TX Henry \
peirce. Residence. Nuuanu Valley.
England, Commissioner and Consul G~encral-IaInes Hay
wOdehouse. Residence Nuuanu Avenue.
France, Commissioner and Consul, Thee. Bauieu. Resi-
dencs, Beritania St
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Foreign Consuls.

United States-...- 80 .:--Jane Scott, Honolulu
United States Vice Cousul.--...Wm II Peebles. Honolulu
United States Consular Agent. --..--..Thos spencer Hllo
III Il Mr- Vice Consul. 80 Tho II Davies, Honolulu
German Empirr...-.-........ e. Glade, acting. Honolulu
Hoffman,. VI II, Honolulu
j Cartwright, Acting, Honolulu
BARLOW Honolulu
Russia, Vice COusul--..-J VIM Phuger, Acting. Honolulu
DeumArk.-..--.-- -..-..--.henry \ Macfarlanc, honolulu
Netherlands and Belgium. Banning, Honolulu
IraIv.- ------F \ Schaefer. Honolulu
Sweden ana ------.---J Z Glade, Honolulu
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Board Of the Hawaiian Evangelical Association

President, a ] Cartwright Vice Pres-...Rev s G Damon
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American Relief Fund.

Princes wn--Artinery. His Majesty the King, Captain
LeleiOhOku Guards-Cavalry, II Il II Prince Leleiohoku, Capt
Hawaiian L Gulck, Captain
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Prince Alfred, the Duke of Edinburgh, will pro-
baby succeed the reigning Duke of Saxe-Coburg-
Gotha, as that monarch is childless and Alfred is
heir-at-law. Il is therefore possible that the little
prince just born may yet be a ruler. though a petty
one, in Europe. There is no telling how soon Bis
marck may gobble axe-Coburg-Goths, however.
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Board Of Education.

President Charles r Bishop
Members-Hons J Mott smith, Edwin o Hail. Godfrey
Rhodes. j L kawHInui-
Inspector-General Of schOos----..----H r. Hitchcock
----------N > smith
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Sailors Home Society.

President. REV I Coanl Vice President.-..S n Castle
Cor. Sec'y.. Rev j F Pogue Rec Secy-. Rev II Parker
Treasurer......E o Hall, Esq Auditor. T c Jones, Esq
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YOUNG Men,s Christian Association.
Foreien OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

esident----w W Hall Vice Presidential waterhouse
cretary-.-.--E e Damon TreaSurer---...---S 4 Damon
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WARDS.

l~-Comprises all that portion North Of Fort Street, and
Btakdi Of Hotel Street.
2-Comprises all that portion South Of Fort street, and
mdEai of Hotel Street
3-Comprises all that portion North OF Fort Street and
mduEa Of Hotel Street
4-COmprises all that portion south OF Fort street, ana
mauku Of Hotel Street.
5-VeS-els in the Harbor Of Honolulu.
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Lodges.

PRESIDENT -..---. 49, ....S y Ndslie
Treasurer. c r Bishop Secretary ---.-....E A Schaefer
Executive Committee. Z o Hall, + Banning, S c Damon
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Chamber Of Commerce.
Punahou College.

Prsident........CR Bishop Vice President. J c PhugeI
Secretary and Cartwright
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Ladies' Benevolent Society Of Fort st. Church.
President, Mrs II Dimond Vice President, Mr. W e Parke
Treasurer. Mrs i e. Jones ecrctary----.MEs Helen Judd
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Board of Eealth.

President. Minister Of the Interior
Memhsrs-G Truuzsclu- NJ ID, X Mchibbint ID, Hons ;
q Wilder, J L Kavainui-
fort fhysctnr AV
TRNvELISG PHNEICLtSs-Hawaii, r Oliver, M d. Maui,
r II Enders, NJ ID. Kauai. J W Smith, ID.
AaESrs-T " Everett, Maui L Severance, Hawai- ;
" WiLeox, Kauai u Dayton Oahu; John II BrUWn- Tor
HOuoluIu-
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Rrffish Club.

Premises on Union Street. two door below Beretania
Managers-H Prenderga-t- A C1eghorn, W james smith
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Strangers, Friend Society.

President. Mrs : e Damon Secrety----ME Lowell Smith
Vtcs-Pres. Ms e. r Bishop Treas---ME II whitney
Uirsctru-4 Mrs Macintosh
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Hawaiian Board of Health.
Mechanics' Beneht Union.

Commissioners Of Crown Lands.
} 8 Walker, II Stanley, Domini& Agent
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Board of immigration.

His Ex w L MoehOnua-. President
Members-HIs Elk w L Green, Hons & X Bishop, l. H
Boyd and 5 Ct Wilder
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A writer of newspaper gossip is now trying to
throw light-after the manner of Harriet Beecher
Stowe in the case of Lord and Lady Byron-upon
the difficulties which arose between Charles Dickens
and his wife. 1t is known to the world that they
were estranged, and, for some years before the great
authors death, lived apart. The statement is now
made, that in 1859 he became enamored of q young
actress-a Miss Ellen Ternan-''a 4 fresh, pleasant
looking girl, not especially pretty, but possessing a
good figure and an extremely agreeable manner" 1t
is alleged that they fell violently IN love with each
other; though it is added that the affection of Mr..
Dickens was " purely platonic.' The circumstance
of his procuring a bracelet for his youthful charmer-
containing his likeness and a lock of his hair-came
to the knowledge of his wife, and led to the estrange-
ment which afterward ensued. Mrs. Dickens did
not go to the world with the story of her troubles,
but retired to a pretty little house in the vicinity of
Park, where she has continued TO reside,
the respect Of all who are favored with her
ACQUAINTANCE.
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Anniversaries
Boards Of Underwriters. Agencies.
German Benevolent Society.
Oneen,a Hospital.

s 9s;s:s19--... Jaia: Hsaas treasurer. hla BoeSe
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james Hay Wodeh0u~
SECRETARY John ; smithies TreasureE-----.A 5 Cleshoz
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The Methodist Ministers in Boston, in Convention
at Wesleyan Hall, resolved TO support none but a
prohibitionist for Governor bsiling with ~satisfac-
ton the advent of a Governor in Massachusetts, who
is not mortgaged to the rum Shops and ~pledging
their best efforts to secure the return of Hon. Thomas
Talbot to the Gubernatorial chair. The Convention
was addressed by Revs. Joshua Gill, Mark traitor,
DR.. Thayer, V. A. Cooper, c. y. Smith. DIR. Ella and
others. Mark Trafton in abiding to party politics,
said" You will never make any progress in this
great cause until every man and woman with politi-
cal and moral influence steps square out and says
9 We are here. If you want our help come to US. ,
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Volunteer Military Companies.

Notaries Public.
HosoLULU-John II Patty, Thos Brown, Chas T Gulicl
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The Cabinet.

Supreme Court.
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CHcuit Judges

ID Circuit, Maui. LIST Tuesday Of June and lst Tuesday Of
December; Sd Circuit, lHawaii, AZ aimea- LIST Tues
day Of November; AZ HIlo, ist Tuesday Of May 4h
Circuit, Kauai Ist Tuesday Of August.
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TO WOOL

THE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE
FEK%S to buy Woods at good prices. Woods coming to
W@E market this Spring particularly desired to make
S@ freight.
95s 3m c. BREWER & CO.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

eW iyMENIAL.-On Thursday even
ing last 1lr. John p. Boyce and Miss He!-
en- NJ. Clancy We're married in the Cath
'iic church by Father Fo.chi.
The church we venture to say, never was
quite so full before and although the air
was very oppressive the audience was so
good naturcd and chatty as twice to
require the Priest to come out and call
them to order.
After the ceremony the happy couple
received their friends at the Sea Island
Hotel where dancing was INDUCED in till
twelve o'clock when the guests sat down
to an elegant supper such as Mrs. Odell
knows how to provide. After doing
justice to the supper dancing was
resumed and kept up till late hour.