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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27
SHIPPING NOTES.

Bark Atlantic, Of this port is being fitted for voyage
to the Arctic Ocean. to be commanded by Capt Bcnj +
Wing her late Master, who will join her at Honolulu
Capt West Mitchell will command her the voyage
out She will sail about Nov 1st-N d Standard.
The Haw schr Kalunn, Capt Cook, was at Punaluu,
Nov 1o rcposs having caught 10 Sharks making bbs
Oil; sailed same day for Galapagos Islands
The M 8 Australia will be due from San Francis
CO this u with U Mail
The Am bgtne Hazard Is of Fish Market wharf paint.
Ing, fting etc She will follow the Consueo to San
Francisco. g. r----
The Am bk John NJ Clerk is at the old Custom House
kong She brought about 1900 freight and pas
sengers She win be laid for San Francisco sail
about December LIST.
The Am bktne Ella Is loading at Brewer & Co.'S wharf
for San Francisco for which port she will sale the
ter part OF next week.
Tho Am bgtne Consuco is at the Esplana ade lust be
low the old steamship wharf loading for San Francisco
to sail In about ten days.
Three lumber vessels sailed for Port Townsend on
Thursday, viz, Camden, Rainier, and Martha Rideout
each OF the captains expecting to get there first
Look ont for some fast sailing.
The wreck Of the schr Mary Ellen, as It lies on
Hanaoi beach, was sold ut auction Thursday to
Austin, for $40.
The Ger blk Lasker, from China. Is now overdue II
quite likely that she has put Into some port
lost In the typhOon which the John Clerk cncoun
tered to this port She left about two weeks before thu
latter.
The Am schr Rosario arrived at Kahului, Mani, No'
18TH i3 days from San Francisco.
The Am schr Excelsior arrived from San Francisc,
yesterday after an 1S days passage with a genera
OF merchandise She has docked at the
opposite the Custom House.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27
Mauna LQa.

Tho following letters from correspondent give
the very latest news mp to the time of going to
press regarding the outburst of Mauna Loa.
EDITOR SATURDAY PREss Since our last letter
there is nothing special about the crater of Mo-
wkuawdoeo on Mauna Loa Mr.. Furneaux, the ar
tist has gone Kilauea to If II can he observed
better there and think, intends to visit the flow.
1t is reportedt tn be within three miles of the
Government road to kau. We have not seen the
flow for about four days, az there has bsen so
much haze and smoke. We have been up eacl,
night but cannot get the slightest glimpse. The
last we saw of it there was flow towards Kau,
and small one towards Mauna Kea, but the flow
towards Hilo had Increased, as near as anv one
could tell, about two miles, and seemed to be sew
eral miles long but no one apprehends any dan
ger. Kiauea continues active ever. II was
Thought that it would be very quiet when the flow
had commenced on the crater Of Mokuaweoweo
1t has rained since yesterday and we are in hopes
the smoke will disappear, 30 that we can see the
flow again. The flow IL supposed to be in about
the same place where it has broken out before sew
eral times-aa near AZ it can be located ,. A. n.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27

which have placed us where we are, that is,
"not on speaking terms with America, Eng
land and France. and yet we are recommended
to create an opportunity of this being repeated,
to say nothing of the pretty crops of Jobs for
the internal administration We really think
that the pleasing spectacle of Lazarus dining
at the rich mans table would hardly compen-
safe for such a state of affairs, at home and
abroad
We are then informed that "the Foreign Re-
presentatives met under the direction of the
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27

HONOL ELE. NOF 81 1880.
Business this week opened mp with @emblance Of
activity that pleasing TO see but was the result
mainly Of monthly steamers visit, route for San
Francisco. Since her departure We have fallen back
again into quiet grooves though note an improved
tone in business generally
On Saturday last Mr. Barlow offered st auction the
lease for years Of several parcels OF real in
Paolo Valley belonging to the estate Of the late Charles
Long, comprising about i6i acres which brought the
handsome figure Of si3i5 per annum, payable semi.
annually in advance.
Tho schrs Julia A Long and Giovanni Apiana offered
at snction during the week, have not been sold. We
since learn that the latter has been bought at private
sale by Dowseu on terms withheld
The brig Nicolaus has changed hands during the
week, Mr. b Thomas being the purchaser, on private
terms
The schr Excelsior arrived yesterday from San Fran
cisco but without any later mail than received by
the Ella. We arc therefore without later quotations
We are reported to be in last week in noting
advance In Manila basis of sugar, taken from the San
Francisco papers advices under date Of November
oh say that there has been drop In Manila present
price IL Els lbs, equal to 81 ts."
THIS being one of the 81 days we celebrate all Gov
eminent oces will be closed and the city will assume
generally bor holiday attire unless interrupted by the
early arrival Of the smr Australia, which may be con
eidefcd due this evening
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27
MEMORANDA.

Report OF City of New York, Seabury, Com
mandcr-Departed from anchorage Lavender Bay, sgd
arrived at Auckland on the 9TH at l;is m discharged
Auckland pilot same day at s;is m bound for Homo
crossed the equator Nov 18th at s noon Experienced
latitude to port met with strong NE trade winds Ar
rived At Honolulu Nov I'D at io:es am. Time from
from Auckland to Honolulu IL days 10 hours ~ minutes
Report Of the Am bk John N. Clerk.-saied from
Hongkong Sept 2lst the atth, experienced heavy
Vphoon, Barometer ~ ~, the 2ith and sth had
other typhoon Was II days before passing through Ba
sh Channel Oct 10Th passed the volcano OF suwa Island
which very active decks covered with
ashes from It, was 10 days between Ion. ID and i Il.
With heavy NE gales, and from thence to Honolulu had
hne weather. D. w. CoNANr Master.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.

.... Arrived.
Nov eo--Am bk John NJ Clerk, Conant 81 days from
HonekpnR
Schr Kauikcaouli. from Honokaa
2i-Stmr Eikekc, from Windward
Schr Manuokawai, from Hanamaulu
Schr Marion from kukuihacle
Schr Prince, from kona and Kan
2-P City Of New York, seabury, from
Sydney
~ schr Liholiho, from Honoapo
2fhm bgtne Consuelo Howard, from Kahului
Stmr James Makee, from Kauai
schr Halcakala from Hilo
@-schr Leahi, from Kohaia
schr Warwick, from Kaaupapa
schr waeie, from Maliko
gam .chr Excelsior, Kuste, IS days from San
stmr Mokolii, from Koclau.
Schr Maolo from Hilo.
W-Stmr Bishop. from Kauai
Stmr Kilauea Hou. from kahuui.
Stmr Lehua, from Hama and Molokai.
Sailed.
Nov D-Am bk Coloma Noycs, for Hongkong
H-br steam yacht Lancashire Witch, Edlcfsen,
2-P Ms $ City OF New York, seabury for San
stmr !.ehus, for Molokai and Hama
stmr kilauea.hou, for Knhului
Stmr Bishop. for Kauai
Sohr Waioli, for Honopu
Schs Pauahi. for Ookala
%-hm schr Claus Spreckels Cousins, for San
Francisco
stmr Likelikc. for windward
Schr Kauikcaouli, for Honokaa
Schr Mannokawai, for Hanamaulu
Schr Jenny Walker, for Punauu
2a-schr Marion, for Knkuhaelc
T-Am bk Camden. Cutler, for Port Townsend
Am bk Rainier, wulf, for Port Townsend
Am bk Martha Ridcout, wckberg, for Por,
Stmr James Makec, for Kauai.
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Meteorological.

ftHHH H13r, HUsLO, HAMAKUA DISTRICT, MAUI.
Record for week ending November 9th, 1880.
Elevation 800 feet above sea-level;
BAROMETER.
Average barometer reading, 29.lt. Lowest reading
noted; November I'd, A. M.-29 r., Highest reading
noted; November 9TH, Or. M.-9.s.
THEWxoNErER.
Average Thermometer; Dry bulb, T3'; wet bulb, So.
Average relative humidity, W per cent.
RAINFALL.
November 5th, 025 of an inch; November 9Th, 020
Total, 01 OF an inch.
AsENoMErEn.
Omitted States standard instrumenD, Average speed
of wind From A. n. To ~ N.-J5 miles per honr; II
To 4. M-:I3; y. N. to A. M.2i4 Total distance
In seven days, 56t5 miles.
Record for week ending November 10th, 1880:
BARoNErtB.
Average barometer rtadin-, ..J.h9 Lowest feaulng
noted, November 1ith. M.-3.50. Highest reading
noted; November 10th, IL M.--Ss ~.
THERMOMETER.
Average thermometer; Dry bulb, 73'; wet bulb, TOO
Average relative humidity, ~ per cent
RAISfAII. .
November 10Th Otb OF inch; iath, 005; 18th, OK
inches; 10th, U - OF an inch. Total 40 inehes.
wISprGUAGE.
United States standard) Total number OF miles
1870; highest speed In one hour 10
Remarks. .--kops commenced November idth, but was
checked by n. u. trade winds on the 10th. Range o
barometer In ~ honrs 0J39 inches.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27

bxs oil is pkgs groceries fei pke' furniture; ouong
Yt Lung Go, ~ pkgs FISH, - bxs soy, @l bxs sham
shoe, ~ bxs wine 81 bxs groceries, Quong sam kte
Co, % crackers, 30 bxs nuts, 20 bxs rice flour, 10
pkgs groceries, Kong Hing Lung Co cs Stationery,
u crackers a hogs groceries b3 bNs soy ~ bNs
wine, ~ pkgs W Wine, 66 pkgs grocefes; Hang Lung
Kee Bo 100 bxs oil 10 bxr wine, 80 bgs beans, 20
hxs soy. Il9 &c mdse. lnl es groceries.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27

Mr.. MORENO appears to be wandering about
the United States at his own sweet will, with
out reporting his proceedings in the past, or
his plans for the future, neither does anyone
know, we believe, what, if any steps have been
taken to forward the education of the Hawaiian
youths. He was last heard of, Indirectly, at
New York, but it does not appear what was
his business there or his route thence. 1t is
just becoming an awkward time of year for
Hawaiian yonths to be carried to Europe for
the first time in their lives. The fogs and gales
OF the Atlantic and the wntry weather in
Europe will be very trying to constitutions in
herited and reared in this tropical climate.
As to the appropriation, we suppose it will
be used up somehow, but we hope that u
margin, sufficient in case of accident, to bring
the Youths home, may be kept in hand here
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27

grocer's assistants, %l5s to 30s. do; general
store do. 2Os. to 40s. do; nursery governess,
E3O to Ei0 per annum finishing do; EGO to
$50 do.
Station Hands -Stockmen receive from eco
to f75 per annum shepherds, SIS. to 2os. per
week ordinary workmen, l5s. to 25s. per do.
Building -Stonemasons, los. per
day plasterers, bricklayers, skaters, los. per
do. carpenters, los. per do; laborcrs, Is. per
do. pick -aud- shovel men, 6s. per do. The
days work is eight hours.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27

A HINT as TO how "the children of the
land may help to M themselves up. Oranges
are offered in our streets at ten for a quarter;
they are hawked about in the streets of sgd
ncy, at three for penny. The orange ORCH
ards of Paramatta form one of the most beauti-
ful sights in New South Wales, and are fairly
profitable Might not orange culture become
a paying industry here and employ few score
of the children of the land who are now APP
parently condemned to lie on their faces and
play cards, and smoke through the working
hours of the day?
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27
THE SATURDAY PRESS
Published for the SATURDAY PREss ASSOCIATION by
ROBERT GRIEVE,
Book, job and General Printer
Honolulu, II. ].

The SATURDAY PREss cannot undertake to return
communications, accepted rejected, and we have to
request espondent TO append their true and
addresses, not necessarily for publication, II so de-
sired hut guarantee OF the good faith of the writer
Il Ed. SATURDAY PRESS.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27
XPORTS.

For San Francisco per City of New York, Nov ~
1858 bags sugar 2s bags rice bag coffee 2i0i bnchs
bananas, bags seed cane, 62 pcs lumber, u betel
leaves 30 bdls sugar cane. Val Domestic, s2l ,SseO
For san Francisco, per Claus spreckels Nov 5sss
bags sugar 1857 bag. rice, 1862 bds green hides cs
taiIow. 80 sheep skins Val Domestic. sJ9.tn.D
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27

WE are glad to notice an editorial article in
the Advertiser of the Goth inst. on the subject
of our translations from the Hawaiian columns
of the Express. The proprietor and editor of
the Adreriser and Express complains that we
incorrectly and unfairly represent the trans
lated articles as his actual sentiments and
utterances. Now what his actual sentiments
on any particular subject may be, we cannot
always divine; they depend too much on local
and temporary circumstances, but what his
utterances are, is another thing. Those articles
which we translated previously to the Some
Enlightenment p" papers, were obviously the
work of writer who speaks and thinks in
English, though he prints in Hawaiian, and
when re-translated come at once into good,
nervous grammatical English, and We think
we are not far wrong in considering them as
the utterances certainly, the sentiments per-
haps, Of the editor of the Advertiser -E.rp'ess
The "Some Enlightenment papers on the
other hand bear distinct Internal evidence of
being the work Of writer who habitually
thinks. speaks and writes in the Hawaiian
language and when they are translated, show
at once their English origin, rs any one
may see for himself, if he takes the trouble to
read. We believe our Interpretation to be
strictly and conscientously correct, and if the
editor of the Adre'tisrr Express would publish
our comIhents in Hawaiian, we think he
would be doing good service to the Hawaiians,
IA we believe that we do good service to the
non- Hawaiian speaking community by in
terpreting into English the articles in question.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27
7s-77z5=s-7-7---------
Walfham Watches.

tFrom the Sydney DaRy Telegraph, June ed, 1881
The waltham Watch Company have been awarded th
only gold medal given for watches at the Sydney Inter
national Exhibition and are the only exhibitors in an
class from the United States who have received thi
distinctive recognition. .
N. McINERNY.
Sole Ancnt for the uaM.nn Islands
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27
Valuable Land for Sale

A LOT OF LAND CONTAINING
~ about 90 acres, situated In Nuuanu Valley 3i miles
from the City, enclosed by substantial fence, with
good house @ox2 feet the premises, is now offered
for sale for cash. upon the investment plan Liberal
terms will be made to the purchaser The above Lot is
very desirable for pasturage Title perfect For partc
ulars apply to =. g. JONES, in.
10 2t AT C. Brewer 4 Cos
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27

THE rulnors about the probability of His
Majesty the King making tour abroad, to the
United States, and to Europe, or perhaps even
farther, arc still in circulation, but we do not
attach any immediate Importance to them. Ii
the King be going abroad-a step which we
deem highly mpolitc at present--it is mat
ter which requires grave consideration, and
should not be decided on in hurry. First, 1t
involves the question of Regency. On the
former occasion of the absence from the King
dom of the Sovereign, his brother H,R.H.
Prince William Lelciohoku was appointed Re-
gent. In view of the possibility of q more
extended tour, a more heightened alb sence, we
should advocate "Council of Regency
rather than an individual Rcgent-say, for
instance, the Heiress Apparent and the Min
istry for the time being. The Adce'1iser
makes proposal which, to us, appears to be
most nnwise, indeed impracticable, unless at
the cost of serious public Inconvenience. That
the Chief of the State and the Minister
for Foreign Affairs should be both together
absent from their posts for Heightened bnt
indefinite period, seems to us to be about the
worst suggestion which could be made; ant
we are most decidedly averse to-and fee
sure that we express the opinion of the whole
community in saying so-any attempt to invite
the King to exercise any diplomatic or treaty
making power 1t would dctract from his
dignity, curtail his liberty of action and inter
fere with his prospects of enjoying health
giving holiday.
If the King were to 60 abroad with some
one discreet, trustworthy private secretary, j
would be we'll. If he lay aside for the tim'
the regal title and assume semi incognito, j
would be better If he stay at home ant
watch the course of events here, it would b.
best Of all. We agree with the Adcertise'
that domestic progress throughout his owl
Kingdom would be fitting preparation-w
should say substitute for foreign tonr. A
all events, the present ia not suitabl tim
for either King or Minister to absent himsel
from the Islands.
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NOTICE.

IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE
u no shooting Of game ~ sny speciees Of wild fowl
and aonoos aSous III ny
Of self Of my Agent Mr. Cecil Brown. and I'll per
with according 10 law JAAfS CA4fbkLle
Honolulu, Novembes ~, ise0. IL u
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NOTICE,

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
i of s. AIKANAKA, deceased. The undersigned, hav-
ing been appointed Administrator OF the Estate Of $.
payment, with the proper vouchers. within six months
from the date of this notice they will be forever
barred and all those indebted to said estate hereby
requested to make immediate pay ment to the under
signed. W. ID. HAOLEHOOkANO,
Administrator of Estate OF $. AikaBaka, deceased.
Honokaia, Hamnkua. Hawaii. Nov. 10, 1890 10 ct
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27
V0aaAls Al, Port

Vessels In Fort.
p Ja'uit bgtne Nicolaus.
Am bgtne Hazard Miller
Am bktne Ella Turner
Haw .chr Julia A Long
Am blk John Clerk, Conant
Am schr Excelsior Kustel
Am bgtne Consueo, Howard.
Vessels Expected at Honolulu. from Foreign
Er. Ports.
Am bk Mohican, Berry, New York, due, Castle &
Cooke. Agents
Am bk Amy Turner, Newell, Boston, due, C Brewer
4 Co, Agents
Brit bk Lizzie Ircdnle Mossop, Liverpool due Dec
iO.i5, T II Davies, Agent
Btit Ok viola, Price, Liverpool, due Dec % 30
Ger bk q Harndel, Schrock, Bremen due Dec 1890,
II Iiackfcld 81 Co, Agents
Ger bk Atalantn, - Bremen, loading Oct l. II Hack.
field Il Co, Agents
Ger Gas,andIa =, iIongkong, to sail middle Oct,
Hackfeld & Co, Agents
Ger bk f.asker, Kaemana, Whampoa due, Sing Chong
a Co, Agents
Swedish bk Hermine, Lonngrcn, Hongkong, - Sing
Chong & Co, Agents
Am bktnc Emma Augusta Ravens, Port Gamble, for Ka-
Am sch Alice, Mathicson Port Bakclcy for Hilo Ha.
Brit smr Australia, Cargi San Francisco, due Nov a.
Hackfeld II Co. Agents
Am bgtns 7 W Lucas, Wentworth, Port Gamble, due,
Haw schr Waiehu, Reynolds, johnson and Tanning 8
Islands, due Cooke, Agent
Brit bk Aikshaw, - Glasgow, to sail middle Nov, q
W Macfarlane & Co, Agents
Brit bk Lady Iampson, Marston, San Francisco, due
Dec $40, Brewer 4 Co, Agents
Am bktne Eureka, Nordberg, San Francisco loading
~ Nov 0, II Hackfcld & Co, Agents
Chinese stm Hochung Peterson, from whampoa, due
Sicg Chong Il Co, Agents
Am bk Murray Downes, San Francisco loading
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lministrator's Sale Of Real Estate.

(signed) CHls C. HARRIS,
sH Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court.
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.
TN THE MATTER OFTITE ESTATE
an o.t Df C. 81 kansna In % i Urine Of
The 9Th January 4. D. 1856 hs Undersigned viii
sell at public auction,
ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1880,
At 1a o'clock at the front door of Aliioan Hale
Az te right title and interest which the said Charles
The FOLLOWING PARCELS OF LAND, NAMELY:
LOT TX AIEIE. in Kalihi, Oahu, and containing
an area of 20 acres, more or less.
LOT 2-LEAHA. in Kahi aforesaid, and contain
ing % an area OF 90 ''o acres more or less Cihese wo
Title Royal Patiently
u, a,sr sIoSs Lot OF nAxn situated in Ismoo,
MR. Da%on D. entrance ut from % Hotel s,rsst an
annum, the lease expiring June 3oth 1894.
LOT A-That lot on the corner Of King and Punch
OF an ne % lot s%see to
terest OF one Mrs kaehn who is about ~ years OF
f Tn @aa ss.sa Q, Containing an
area Of Oa-iOO acres.
Lot Slot in Iii of Pau, Waikiki. containing an
planted In kalo or rice
u. LOT lot M in Manoa consisting Of "a acres This
spes PR
LsIr s-The AHUPUAA or lsAPIKU u situated
IN Ko"lanpDRo OAHU survey Of which
prsing grazing and rice lands and valuable fish ponds
and will be sold subject to lease 0f $50 per
expiring December 81 1884; also lease for S5
| per annum, expiring October 81, 1856. -
LOT 0-The well known lot OF HAIMOElPlb sit
uatcd on Palace Walk and containing area Of 7slOO
Of an
| LOT lO-The BUILDINGS on the above lot TO be
sold separately and to be removed within days after
the sale The lot q HamoeipO ots and lO) will bc
sold ON THE PREMISES, Immediately after the sale
OF the other lots. The OF the sale cash. and
deeds at the expense Of the purchaser, subject ap-
prova by the Probate Court. 'T1'l -
B6-For Charts and SURVEYS and other inform tiop
apply at the Office of w. q. PARKE,
| Administrator OF the Estate OF c. Kanaina
Honolulu October Goth, 1890 get 625
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NOVICE

n NEH ~ UlyES TssAT ~: HACK FIELD
j. @. Phuger >: @. Glade and " w. Schmidt eonsti
Merchants, Honolulu II. J.
Honolnlu November % 1850 ~
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NOTICE.

LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO
IA the undersigned requested To make settlement
wilhin two from date their accounts will be
IA. HEEN.
Makawso, November 10, 1850. s ~ an
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27

TN THE NEW MASONIC HALL
sa'ldas' corner Of aases saa For ~. tARRsB e
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27

THE second installmcnt of "Some enlight-
eminent scarcely calls for the same notice as
we accorded to the first.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-21

Boot and shoe NIal,ir,
REPAIRING. &C.

Y'IiE undersigned hasremoFod his Shon,.o
building on ne ,'s corner e., Of thaiesldIs,,s
,ick g. Wclier. The chafac,croi tbeu,,t We.
iiesuhscriber iswcll known auaarnferi,,..'t-- eT
citizens OF ChsrestoWn and vicinity. b;.f,lla
necessary 10 add that hc viii cud.avtr '.l.ay
his reputation a. a reliable orkasp. r-5 ...','s
ccate promptly and al reasonable ratr. ii'','l.
given hia.- either FOR New work or Rcr,i,..-'u
May &c, 1874. Aprills ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-21
HOTEL,
CAAaLESTO w, JEFE. co, ". ".

rE7Hs undersigned would respectfully give no.
lice that She has assumed charge Of the City
Hotel in Cnsriestown, AID proposes % keep the
mc IN style ihat viii render Us aecoinmoea-
ti0as uasurpassed By any house IL TIC Valley Of
Virginia. Tac table wli be regularly supplied
with th1 best that the season and markets anyid,
and Rooms kept clean and comfortable.
The commodious iIotei stable wil. afford accom-
oaat.ons for hCfscs 20 eli times, at reasonable
rates, aad Hack viii convey passengers 20 and
from Tie Baltimore 4 Ohio aud shehauaoah Val
ley Depot-. free % charge.
Prunis.ag 10 dD ali Ia my power to give the
public a first class house, I respectfully ask a
slarc oi lis patronage.
MRS. MARY D. BRAGG.
Chasllsiewn, APiii20. isso.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-21
NOTICE.

FTAVING completed my contract, a..
which have occupied my sole a,ierii-, s
nearly year past, am now prepared fo- a. .i
in q ~ the departments OF House Bui'dirr n,
dress ne ar Charicstown. A-'
sept. Is. 1876. &c. HOLMES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-21
REMOVAL.

FEIHE undersigned has removed DIS Tlyyryc
ESTABLISHMENT toihcssnre-rooa ON.
Mary Brown, on Main street. opposite M, p,-
.ouagc Of the u. J.. Church, south where ia.
prepared 10 do in n worEmanlikc manner a.,
Work aud Repairing. Prompiilulo sri r,,..
able prices are recommendation rhiea H..
will induce the public Geo accord n.c q l.r ,i,,.
of patronage. JOHN :. kASTlhDAY
October rs. 1885,