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The guIn< Of an Ancient City.

MR. FAssErT. the Postmaster 81 NIL
Bayou, Mississippi County. Ark writes
TO the Smithsonian Institution that as
has unearihed the TN O. An ancient
mouud-builders' CITY. The rubbish ard
bricks o.. buildings dissolved by time. or
or broken, and psyerncSts Il oemeni,
we're perfected. Mr.. FAs.ei; thinks. ten
or twenty thousand years Ago by the
pr;mcval inh,5i;Ana Il this continent.
lie .ay. nobody has explored OF Knows
aughi Il The low lands q The Mississippi.
q canal. or artificial lakes. or Il The
value Il the ooCntry. or q: ia ancient
system IL drainage, aKd that Congress
should provide for - exploration. Why
should no.; the HrraI fud more profit
able smploy meut for - genius Tor Ad-
venture in the terra InC"gnIiA extending
from Cairo 10 The .ea than IN 49, iii4s
game Il freeze out INSIDE Il BchT-
ing. Slra.ts7 4 learned NJ c aid
yesterday ,ha; he would introduce \
bin for the purpose I"dica,ed.-h@"
irgiys Cor. 81. Lg-is Tua<s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-17

A number Of years ago Jacob
Baughman was murdered in GAINESVILLE,
Ohio. On the night of the murder, a
man living in the neighborhood dreamed
that he saw Baughman surrounded at
his own iiresidc 10y three men, heard
their conversation. and saw them strike
the fatal blow. He recognized every
face, and when Baughman fell dead the
dreamer awoke. in a cold sweat. The
next day a neighhOr asked himif he had
heard of the murder. "Wha murder?'
"Old Bauchman has been killed
"Iiold on, stop right there said he,
.'until | tell my dream" Then he told
his dream, emitting the names of the
men he saw in it. The details CORE
sponded with those known Of the muir
der. The dreamer would not tell the
names of the men he saw, although a
lawyer frequently importuned him TO
do so. A few days ago he was asked
again. II vas on the LAY that the al
legged assaSsins Of the old man were ar
rested. They are on the right track"
he answered, but would say no more.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-17

On Tuesday last a great sensation
was caused in Highland by the sudden
arrival IF a genuine female woman, ac-
companied 10y her husband. This being
the first arrival of a feminine on Roar
ing Fork, every man in the camp turned
IL TO see her, and they could hardly be-
iieve their eyes. The couple went in
from LcadVille by way of Taylor River.
The man carried on his back a healthy
infant and a heavy load Of provisions.
etc, besides, while the plucky wife had
twenty-five pounds Of flour as her por-
ton of the luggage. The man seemed
completely worn out, but the woman
appeared fresh and vigorous. although
snow and sun had spoiled her complex
ion somewhat. As soon as the miners
recovered from their establishment, they
rendered the woman the best block in
the city, giving her the choice, and
agreeing that if the block selected had
any buildings on it they should be hers.
-Roaritg Fork Got letter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-17

And we must not judge him By the
stamford we would apply TO some pco-
pie. lie is shrinking 10 timorOusncss.
especially with ladies'. And be SAYS be
j. conscious that he always appears bis
worst before you. Poor man, I've
seen him sit at church with his eyes
fixed on the ribbon Of your bat. ~ j;
fiut,ercd q little in the wind. and looked
50 hungry and so hopeless, my heart
just arhed for him"
This time my face flushed with anger
a well a. shame.
81 feel Inundated. Aun, Kent" said
/. Il hope nobody else has seen him
MAKE such q silly spectacle Of himself
Bella. my dear. YOU are wrong
interpos-d Aunt Kent. gently. We
must take people a. they are, not a. Ne
would have made them. The man J.
cast IN a delicate, sensitive mold. ami
this is nearly or quite a matter 81 lie
or death with him. | doubt If you are
loved again by - worthy 4 man, and
am sure YOU will not b" any more sin
cercly. / hope You will not be- - mis-
guided - Ia throw aEay such a treas
ure, only for a romantic notion
I could not laugh at Aunt Kent's
tender c.rnestness. but ! shook my
head and felt immoyable from the
bump of fiTmness down to my boot
so!cs. And thus ended the third les
son.
+ Weeks after this, N dag in the
..dawning If the year" when the bees
hummed and the lilacs blpomcd. / went
y-. =, Ia. IN...l -L.~ ..l.-. 81. yaat
ran through a bit II woodland a little
north Of the yillag.. Because il we
didn't need il. somebody might, and
Aunt Susannah considered a few q;
and herbs $50 handy To have in the
house. Presently | felt IN uncon-
scious, magnetic drawing To look up,
and there stood Mr.. Brodheai. To
this day | cannot tell how be came
there. Ii was - though he had shot
up like a field lily, right out Of the
ground. and lie stood with his eyee
dropped shyly rs n girls, and h. hand
some lips trembling. | piticd him al
most as much ~ Aunt Kent had done.
at will kill ne il | don't speak; and
it Will Kill me if | do and YOU don't
/ listen said he, throwing out his words
III l'I -, INT "dA'l ib.lu4I- mum u
straigiS necked bottle. and looking sud
denly at me with such pathetic feeling
in his great brown eyes that | began 10
feel abashed. For what WIS | that he
shoult be so stirred By me:
You couldn't care any for me,
SUPPOSED" said SIR. Brodiead, humbly.
Perhaps | might, | don't know" |
replied, almost inyOluntarilv.
Dear me,'' But "A love story
sounds so different when a man tells it
himself.
And 50, presently, it was | who trem-
bled and east down my eyes and
bIushed; and i was Mr.. Brodheai
who looked aS though he was master
of the whole world and the stars be-
sides.
Aunt SuSannah, waiting behind the
w~oodbine window, thought | was gath
ering herbs TO stock u pharmacy, for
the sun had dropped behind the &C.
darS on the top of Mount Margaret
when | went home with Mr.. Brodhcad
b. my side, my hands empty. but my
heart full.
Yes. we are engaged, and are to be
married two weeks from ucXt Weincs-
day. And the moral of my story is
this
"If YOU want your business done, go,
if not, send."-Erchdage.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-17

HEY we're four Brooklyn N. " hobbIe-
dehoys n from fourteen 10 eighteen years.
they had been studious readers Of the fa,h
story papers and dime novels. and they de-
cided 10 go West and have sdvenfures- But
there was 3 difficulty in the vsy; they had no
money. After consultation they resolved 20
procure the necessary funds as some o. the
heroes of their f~avorite stories had done. ~
Wit by turning robber. Accordingly they
Ta2 AWAY from home. took possession - an
old stable which had the name in the neigh
bOrhood Of being haunted elected the Oldest
boy Captain and entered upon the practice
of their new profession. But things didn't
turn out IS they had done in the stories The
Law, in the person of an unromzntc police
man. got its eve on them. and row at four
are locked up. and the Western adventures
indefinitely postponed
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-17
Mrs. Snea,hen, of Kent Count

Mrs. Sneathen, of Kent County,
Mich, wants 4 divorce from Mr.. Snea-
then. She doesn't set up in her COM
plant the usual charges of ill-treatment,
drunkenness, failure TO provide, or in
compatibility of disposition. but simply
that the marriage was n purely business
contract, and tina: Mr.. Sneathen had
failed to comply with his part of it, he
having agreed TO give her forty acres CT
land as a return tor her becomiug Mrs.
Sneathen, and then failed 10 do so.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-17

John Bence, Of Glendale, lost his
little baby, 4 boy only twelve OF thirteen
months old, yesterday in a most singU-
lar manner. \ little before moor Mrs.
Bence had rocked the babe - sleep and
had laid him away in his CRIB upstairs.
The crib i, Of the ordinary pattern, but
with the little rounds which onnec the
upper and lower side Stats, some eight
or ten inches apart. just before dinner
Mrs. Bence sent one IF her older chill
Grcn upstairs 10 Zee il baby was all
right, and the report was favorable.
Baby was still sleeping swcetly. Tween
~ or twenty-five minutes later the
mother went upstairs herself, 10 find
her little baby Il corpse. He was hang
ing by the side If the crib, his head
fastened between the two side Stats. in
which position he had been s~trangled
or smothrred. ON awakening he had
attempted TO crawl feet first out If the
crib between the ,lats, and between
two of the rounds already referred To.
His body, onc through, it, gravity had
suddenly jerked his little head down
against the Stats, holding his chin and
mouth So tightly compressed that the
slightest sound from him was impOSsi-
BE. In this position he had died.
Cincinnati EHyUIrcr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-17

ROBINSON CRUsoE's island has re-
Gently been rented of the Gillian Gov.
eminent BIZ one Herr Won Rodt. the son
of a Protestant pastor al Berne. By ali
accounts he is prospecting exceedingly.
and has already succeeded in putting
more than a moicty Of the leland under
cultivation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-17
THE SOLDLEES REPRTEFE.
NY Fred. can't understand a."

MY Fred. ! can't understand IT,"
And his Vp c. IL guiV'rrd with pain.
"hiic tn" tears kopt slowly drupplng
an hi> trembling hands like rain.
f"r red wa 80 brave and iOtaL,
= true; hat my eyes are 4 m,
AnG ! cannot read the isrf.r,
IN" iF- . SHAH get frprs n IN.
't,t~. read Il sir. while ! iSicn-
In fancy ! Sec ~him-dosd:
Ny hpf. Sl-nt down Ike a traitor.
Ny nose. my brave boy. Fred.'
~Dcar father" 80 ran the letter.
t'-hirrrpW when twilight crccps
A."n- b hll to the Churyhyard.
- "T N" gray" whore mother 4iecps,
NhrH ihe du~ay shadows .n,hcr,
iH'N nay your boy IA hi grave.
70. h.arfy h';rts ing TIE country
-" would -iyt his li'c t. save.
% ~. R"r. ! tel yDu truly,
With almost tsy latcs, bIcath,
Jnai N"uT Toy = met II traitor.
lh"lSh he dis "A traitors death.
You remember Rcnn!c Wilson,
Hes suffered a deaf az pain.
IL was oU.y NG' day ordered
Back into Tho ranks again.
lc1uIr! all g H. lugytvc.
itB mine. on the march that day;
gHt" D "a ms am to- lean on.
L." ~ hat dropped hy the way.
Twas isIn4c turn - bc sentry;
bit 90 = his place. and /
Fhfh"s- ! dropped asleep. and now
4 must die as traitors die"
"Ihc Colonel T. Kind and thoughtful,
10" nt- 4pU" the best he can,
At' the. viii not bind or blind me
4 shall Wcc' Death ike "A man.
hl-~ IttIs Ei.S-Dni. tut, father.
Need You tel her how ! iall>T-
y ~pa from IN" IA .dDWcI cprncr-
ics. Blossom md heard ~ all.
~ "a" ki~-'i The precious letter,
]" ~aid. with ialicriug breath:
Our ls'i wis never Il traitor.
though hc dies a traitor death"
Ard "A little sun-brown maiden,
In a shabby. tlm.-wOra dress,
Too her s.ai II hall hour later
In he crVwaci nizht-cNprcss.
III" e. uai.ciDr heard her story
A. he hnli her dimpl.-i hand.
AId -i-hcl for the sad he arts bIc king
All OYER thu troubled land.
He 'cndrTiy wiped ~" tear drops
From th' llIr eyes DER,
Aud guarded her fopt-lcp, safely
TIL 80" reached the White House loo
Tn President sat at n = writing:
liHf III" ",'- wc-" kind ana mid
That turned with a look Of wonder
on the hiti" >hg-iaccl child.
Aus bee read Frris itrrwc I letter,
With "a hook Of sal r"4rcr.
" Us q ir'yc, young He. h" m~urnurc1,
And h.- country noe - him yet,
From am BpHprrl place ia hattie
lie hail hid tn wuIIl groi-ly.
II that brave young life Is needed,
He shall die ~ heroes die"
.-H"sr HuftlClcs 1hVIfc. IA nc Detroit FIR
Pres.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-17

John Smith is dead. That fine young man
Well never see no more:
He was a member of our club
Since lSl.
His private virtues were immense,
His manner free and bluff:
He wore a paper collar
And WIS never known 10 muH.
His nose was Roman n his eyes
Continually were peeled:
He made a splendid umpire
And beautiful left field
Though not a matrimonial man.
He dearly loved a match.
And, Ike his sister, had but few
Superiors on the " catch"
But be is gone. With ins and outs
Forever he i done.
He broke his heart and burst his spleen
In making q home run.
-PlGd<lphbI Tfn>s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-17

BEFORE the war, under the slave
system. the average yield of cotton on
the famous Sea Islands neal Charles
ton. S. c., was from eighty TO one hun
dred pounds an acre. Under the new
system. and with free labor. the aver
age production 70 the acre has been in
creased from eighty TO two hundred
and fifty pounds. and some of the plant.
ers last year made n net profit of SlO0
an acre.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-17

THERE Is a young woman nineteen years
old in Trinity County, Csl-. who has never
Seen a vagOn. vet she il accomplished. being
S good housekeeper, writer. singer and CON
versatiOnalist- She Is not blind. bu, lives in
the lower part OF the county, far away from
the travelled roads
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-17

n ~ani god tr~.tlso,
II Nv3 a.E- Sazsl a~A'h,
l. e1. NAN. e--i hakHE.
II xGl uant tA~ 49,. st1fr.
!: yH4 sAu' tar sA.zF~si stove,
n SOFA vaa'a s.-~l .taafv IcIl.
Bus ACHAET4E tsA ~TuNI
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-17
on A

SAN Francisco is opening w a large husi-
ness b. shipping livestock 20 the Sandwich
I.Iap3z
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-17

We are sur o1r rests~ Sul ihAnk FOR
calling their sifsaiion - he Esry saBds3rae
aArr-is~u~n; - TIE tErvisigf ssEafActaF-
ins 90. q - Lassis. Ne. a q ~ou}8 p &c.
les. ~ us 10 .av SOS tAszs "a fsscS - 'he'
sEA~p CHAEEFu OAK siNsIrN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-17

The young onion-bed is now a
scenter of attraction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-17
An Opinion In Verse.

Recently, judge Logan +. Bleckley
took his leave If the Georgia SUPREME
Court. after serving - an Associate jus
iice for f,c years. After be had de
liyered several opinions on cases which
the Court had decided, he took up 4
-hee, Of paper and read ,hcrcfrom the
following lines, which were drawn uP in
the form Il a regular judicial opinion
n ne NTftsr = Ees..
B~IECErEi.J
Re-, for the baud AM bros aud breast.
I.r finger. n,aTg auI brain
Ret and Tst.e' bong Tvl"L~c
Prom laJ-HE aai from pain,
Pain Cd. doubt ~fIli-~lr. c'-pAi--
Pain 81 darEur-- ever NAvIr.
AaI seeking L:si ia YAH.
Peace ans r,.; are ta'y the best
FpT iuprrai- here brlus
l. ~stt rrpu-s from Nufk and Voc
hll~- tor ru-u - know
Eli-- Of time - hf-- 80 toll.
No i.i-- 'uf rlE-. from IN and -uil,
Does bvd permit To srUs.
Judge Blecklev read the lines slowly
and with emphasis. BY order Of the
Court they were spread on the minutes
in honor Of the author.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-17
TnurIy ~atl.fast"p.

The charter pRA - a. u'aT IsJ,rcfl"H -
49, ever expect - Sad = stove. laf4ryiv
ss.i.fartnU ia .hart. n Fcrf-st suoC~,s a. a
nr.,-,a-- Cs.klnE .'ut--
PlNrrrsa~u Ugu5Hs Ox THa FA-H Ia
tk.s c,u..,ol e tie - The ff1rrINE .
tAr great fca-l. - 10 AIS TFy'r urrH -
eau.~ it c.~ar,-s AMI ,lrs-s tEr t.p-L
thereby ta-sl --aas, @: - Alas = IL
sYYca..
RrprTNGs Er-su SAW tsun-y aNci'g-is
s,crsy hcAl.u. .-A-'icA FCr -
SI.rr sUENr~ cH--L. raar4a.sa Al &c
clue y~f,y~ufr! Pos MAJ h.t.rr.
TuE genuine Fra,r: Axe E-v4sr &. AL -
Be the hes; ia liz ssr.i. a.! a. believe 4
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the ring, and complete and ready for use, is
an iodine deodorizing box which will inst in
action for six weeks or two months even in
hot weather. To bring this box into practical
application it is merely necessary to place it in
the closet, on shelf or any resting place.
The iodine will volatilze slowly into the air
through tho muslin gauze, will dilfusc through
the air, will deodorize, and after a time will
communicate freely all odor like that Of fresh
sea air. There is no means Of deodorizing tho
air of close closet equal to this. 1t ready.
permanent and effective. In cases where an
instant effect is required the iodine may be
volatilized moro rapidly. A little iodine may
be placed on plate, and the plate may be held
over spirit lamp, within the room to he puri-
fed for minute or two. The iodine diiiused
by the heat will pass off as violet colored
vapor, and as it passes through the air, it will
create rapid purifying action. The iodine so
diffused will condense, as it coos, on the walls,
and there will maintain it's effect of purihca-
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From Samoa.


The schooner Coronsi arrived At Auckland
from Samoa Oct. 3rd, bringing files Of the sa-
moan Times to the 18th ult. The Island Of
savaii ia still in disturbed state. Currency
il given to number Of rnmors Of further fight
ing there in the Times Of tile Iith, in which
nine mon were killed and ono wounded, during
an encounter between the old party and the
King party but, as no further reference is
made to the matter in it's issue Of the 18th, the
rumors are, in all likelihood, unfoundcd. An
other report also wants confirmation namely,
that the native captain Of email enter, be-
longing TO the firm Of Messrs. II. N. Rugo g.
Co., had been murdered by one Of the CONTEND
ing factions. Atua and Aana are also in such
a disturbed state that the jubilee meetings Of
tho London Missionary Society have had to be-
postponed in those districts. AZ evidence Of
tho little confidence the residents Of Apia have
Of the immediate future Of the Samoan Group,
the Times notes that emo less than six proper
ties in Apis, facing the beach, are now for
saIe." Captain Zembsch, Imperial German
Consul, has received instructions from his
Government 10 apply ths $500 dollars, which
was exacted from the Itu-o-tane district, on
savaii, for an outrage on German schooner,
towards the erection Of . Aospital in Apis.
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p. y. ". n.oHAmpsos, NJ. D., ,. u. s.

Pwiacatioa BY Lodias.-This plan is nex-
pensive and extremely simple. II consists in
the application of iodine in the pure state, that
is to say, the solid shining mctalloid itself, not
the tincturo or spirituous solution Of the elc-
ment. For this employment Of iodine. first get
. common chip ointment boz, which can be
bought Of any chemist; box Of All inch and
a half in diameter is sufficiently large. Take
the lid Of this box and remove the top fron,
the lid so that tho ring part only remains.
Then into the body Of the box put two drachms
weight Of ths purs iodhsss stretch piece oi
nuslta gsuzs over The top Of ths box, spd ovel
the muslin press down the ring Of the lid 80 u
70 make the muslin taut over the top Of the
box. .Lsslly cat svsy ths loose unslia round
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-30

Supreme Court-Octobor Term.

In the case OF Rachael Lewis VI. The New York
Life Insurance Company, the verdict OF the jury
was for the psintifi, 5000; Counsel for the de-
fence, Messrs. Hartwell and Austin, have noted ex-
ceptions TO the verdict, as being contrary to the
law and the evidence, which will DO argued in re-
cess.
The King vs.. Tong Lee, violating the Act reiat-
ing to laundries. Argued and submitted In banco.
Messrs. Castle Il Hatch for defendants.
J. N. Kaleohemahema Va Pahau and others.
This was claim for the estate Of the late G. Ka-
naina, plaintiff setting up that he was nephew Of
the deceased) Messrs Preston and Brown for
plaintiff Messrs. Hartwell, JONES' Dole, Davidson
Castle a Hatch, and Holokahih for defendants.
Tried ON the 27th and verdict returned by the jury
for defendants, three dissenting.
The Court will adjourn sine die this morning
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Tnr new brick store to be put up on Fort street
for Messrs. Levers q Dickson. is property
belonging to J. w. Austin, Esq, of Boston, Mass,
and is to be built under the direction of Mr.. Aus
tins agent here, Hon. G. X. Bishop.
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WE are pleased to be able 10 inform parents of
children frequentiug the public schools of this
city that the Board of Education has purchased
tanks with view to the establishment of filters mt
the various schools. Better late than never.
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WE learn that it is in contemplation to extend the
William" o-story brick tlcck on Fort street
so as TO occupy the now vacant front of the LOT
newt adjoining ON the west
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another eolumn or oaee VIII be closed on Saturdays
all M with the exception Of the Saturday preceding
the departure Of the mAn .ieswer gelns ssst. go
uonolulv, Sept. =. tssD .t5 y $500 s&t
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A LARGE mail was dispatched from the Post
Office Monday by the 8'st'aiia, consisting of
4i65 letters and bags of newspapers.
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MINSTREL company from the Aiasku give a
performance ut the Theatre this evening.
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BY AUTHORITY.

CoLL.croR GgsBRv.'s orFioK. Oct IL 1880.
Mr. Samuel obeid has this day been appointed Sur
veyor and Guard for the Port Of kahului Enst Maui
". T. ALIEN Collector General.
Approved Us wALKER, Minister OF Finance.
81 Z GIN
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MONDAY and Tuesday of this week, in the lower
part of the town and about the wharves there was
good deal of life and hustle, owing to the depart
ure of the San Francisco and several coastwise
steamers-but since then, the life and hustle have
subsidized into the usual dulness.
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LETTERS from Kau report that the welcome rains
continued to fall there last week.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

LOOK ont for the mail steamer from San Fran
c;ern tn pioht
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The November term of the Circuit Court for Ha-
waii commences next week at Wameir, Mr.. Justice
Judd presiding 4. Preston, Esq, Acting Attorney
General. There is large criminal calendar in
Guiding Indictment for murder and one for
mn nuulafar
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WE may expect very important news by the
Monday steamer. Perhaps The three Consus Gen
era may receive some intimation to the conrse
intended to be pursued by their respective govern
ments in regard to the demand for recall under
the Bush Moreno regime.
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WE hear that there some counterfeit Japan
ese five dollar pieces in circulation in town. They
are silver pieces of the size of five dollar gold
piece, which have been washed in some chemical
solution. The characters being in japanese afford
no clue to the value of the coin.
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SATU RDAY PRESS.
OCTO ZEE 30. lsso.
business Agents Notice.

All advertisements for the SATURDAY PRrss must be
sent In by Friday No insertions for the current
Issue can be guaranteed when sent In later.
Advertisers will mark the number OF insertions de-
sired from which date they charge Any not marked
win he charged months.
TIIoS. g. THRuM, Business Agent
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HEMP CORDAGE AND BOLT ROPE.
An ASSORTMENT OF SIZES FROM = IL
~ inch To inch Also, Spunyarn, Selling, Ratlin,
Housene, Marine, Rounding, &C.
SIS BOILES & co.
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MANILA CORDAGE.

4 Pull. ASSORTMENT OF SIZES FROM
IA six thread to five inch.
. sls BoLLEs & co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-30

A MEETING of the Napoleon Memorial Committee
unanimously adopted resolution to withdraw the
proposal to place the monument of the late Prince
Louis in Henry VII. chapel.
The Dean of Westminster has ncceded to the
withdrawal and the memorial will be erected in
ST. Georges chapel, Windsor, near to that of Her
Maiesty's father, the Duke of Kent.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-30

THE native paper HoroH Poe Alma of this date
recommends that the proposed European trip OF
the King be postponed until 1883, for two reasons
first, that the Legislature made no provision
for His Maiesty's expenses on foreign trip; and
second, that great exposition takes place IN Ber'
lin during the year mentioned, which will afford a
good opportunity for our King to get acquainted
with all the crowned heads.