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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-06-25

CRIcKET.-A cricket match was played last
Saturday, in which five of the officers of ii. b.
NJ. S. Thetis took part. Unfortunately some of
the cricketers on board the 7heiS were not well
enough TO join in the game, and some OF the best
members of the H. C.. c.. Eleven were absent,
owing to prior engagements. Two teams, of ten
each, were all that could be mustered. Four of
the H. c.. G. with Starkey joined the five from
the Thetis under the Captainship of Lieut.. Pelly.
Perry was Captain of the other team which was
drawn from both first and second Elevens of the
Club. The play was not up to the mark, show
ing lack of practice on both sides, especially in
the field. Perry having won the toss sent the
visitors to the wickets, their defence of which
only resulted in a score of 81. The innings of
the H. c. C. team was also concluded for a small
score made up thus: Purvis, %; Lycett, 6; the
rest of the team. 6; extras, u: total AZ. When the
Thetis men went in again two wickets fell IN
the first over, but something of a stand was af-
forwards made, Starkey scoring IL and Thain
s, and a total of Al was put together. This left
the H. C. C. only % to make to win, but as the
hour was late, only one or two overs were played
leaving the game drawn. From the display
made on this occasion. it is evident that our
local cricketers had been neglectins practice.
The expected arrival of the Triumph has, how
ever, stirred them up. Practice has been re-
sumed by the more Jealous, and a match De
tween the Seniors and Juniors of the Club Is to
be played this afternoon. From the unreliable
character of the fielding last Saturday, 1t Is eVl-
dent that something more than batting practice
is needed. \ meeting of the Committee of the
H. c.. C. was held ON Wednesday evening, when
arrangements to challenge the cricketers OF the
Triumph, to entertain them properly. and to
provide some accommodation for ladies on the
field, were made. The ground wants a great deal
of Improvement, and Mr.. T.. Lishman was depu-
ted to have it put on the best order attainable
under present circumstances.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-06-25

y Abiding TO the Annual Report of the
Pacific Jlail Steamship Company, the San Fran
cisco EresiHg Post remarks AN analysis of
the traffic returns demonstrates the fact that the
colonial and island trade was really the most
profitable branch of the Pacific Mail Company's
busiussS Inst wear
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-06-25

~ The Board of Health will hold n meeting
to-day. 1t is understood that the subject of
cancelling the present quarantine regulations
will occupy the attention of the Board.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-06-25
I'll p CIFIC
NOTES OF The WEEK.

- Our supplement to-day contains the
letter from our European correspondent, foreign
news and much other interesting matter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-06-25

- Adeplorable accident occurred at Kaneohe
on Thursday afternoon. Two children, named
Emily and Ferdinand Perrier, aged respectively
- and II years, went to battle in the Kaneohe
stream, and appear to have got into a pool of
great depth and were there drowned together, no
one hearing any cries from them. The children
with their parents, only arrived here from New
York II couple of weeks ago. They are relatives
of Mr.. C.. Larisch, of Kaneohe, and it was he
who, whilst searching for the missing children,
discovered their clothes on the bank of the
stream and got two Hawaiians to dive in search
of the bodies. Kauaimaka was the first to dive,
and finding that the bodies were there, was
frightened and got Kealoha to go in and bring
them to the surface. There were no marks on
either body showing hurt of any kind, and at
the inquest held by the Coroner, Mr.. j. L..
Kaulukou, q verdict of accidental death by
drowning was given.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-06-25

.F On Tuesday evening, the 21st inst, a
large company assembled at the residence of
Mrs. J. II. Coney, "Holani Pa, to witness the
marriage ceremony of her eldest daughter, Miss
Mary s. Coney, to Mr.. Samuel J. Levey, of this
city. Queen Dowager Emma, H. r. H. r.
Keelikolani, II. r.. II. Princess Likelike, Hon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop, Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, His
Elk. H. A. z. Carter wife and daughter, T.. S.
Minister Resident Gen. Comfy wife aud daugh-
ter, T.. S. Consul D.. S. Mckinley and Mrs. Nc
Kinley, DIR. and Mrs. McGrew, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Preston, Rev. s. c.. and Mrs. Damon, Hon. A.
f. Judd, Judge McCully and wife, S. Parker,
Esq, Mrs. p. G.. Coleman, j. NJ. Lawlor, Esq,
Marshal Parke and wife, A. W. Bush and wife,
and many others were present. The marriage
ceremony was performed by the Rev. 5. G.
Damon. The presents were very numerous and
handsome, among them were n handsome gold
watch and chain, from II. r. H. Ruth KeelikO-
lani; a pearl and turquoise ring, from Queen
Dowager Emma an elegant silver water pitcher
from Princess Likelike one pair of silver and
gold napkin rings, from Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop !;
a handsome card receiver and vase combined,
from the brides uncle a silver soup tureen,
from Mr.. Opfergelt a handsome jewel casket
from His Elk. H. A. p. Garter, and a chased
water pitcher from Hon. S. e.. Wilder.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

The regular summer vacation Of all Government
Schools throughout the Kingdom, srr,ptHg ho> IN me
dirie7 Of H5uo'gla. will extend from Friday the 22nd. Of
July prox.. 10 Monday the 18th Of September: and on
that date. September 18th. 8 new term will begin.
". JAMES syuTH Secretary.
Education Omee.
June 2lrd.
je25H June Ord. ISL
Honolulu District, School Notice.
The summer vacation Of all Government Schools in the
district Of Honolulu will extend. this year. from Friday.
ne 19Is ef 1sgJrt Pror, to Monday the 18th Of September.
at which date n new term viii begin. AMI owing to the
late protracted suspension OF the schools Of this district.
on account Of the prevalence Of Smallpox: diminishing
the regular attendance. and intercepting the usual class
routine: the regular annual public examinations will be
this year dispensed with.
w. JANIS SMITH, Secretary.
Education Office.
je25 1t June 23rI. ISL
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WANTED.

SITUATION As NURSE GIRL. heierence
-. 1T
, 1881-07-19
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.


The rccopts OF cattle ior tho week ondnz rltheas
nrtlay last were a. 6D haAd. Is exceeds by ~ htsa
tho IarSpbt number over previously reported. !as
,lext bxkvst receipts waro tor ths woek enlns SQ'
~, 1ssN, WhUn 3a,oa head arslrea.
UArrt.E-itGcOivsd during 4undAy anu 31o1ath
4.s, tnna in.o lust week, &aH, total 'ast .ssk "
IN md sl c,lseB, shipped last weok, 1s07. The wv
ply Ut 9uod ~ eh1ies nAtFg cattle dll not coapos
very considerable r,,rt Of tho oi1urnps, 20 That y
though rOn1tgx frO tso EaBt wero lg1outnaind ~
tho dsniana on slipping account thaFefHfs rams.
restricted, tiiu market hnd tit. For Mauaa! 'pe.
wux Rond attendance Of Ea1:arn buYerr, and caf,a
The day about everything that could tafely y w..
forward Nus picked up At sustained rf1rcs. E1".
s1!a ;sseTnlsry "Tss Ts5sns S5 TsIsh s p9s Ssa:
II ss s ssssss to ss
AN IN sss
M r ':s}s: IN:
WIFI nv arayss ksaa siesst|'S,, y , K;1'si 4 III
Sys SSS'Ys ssss a Sr isoa u
INK c9ma, steers, at.ss, and nxun WORT snW n w ~
shcss T. tsss asnsy ILL., Ill., e %ssS ioTs. s
i5s .st'If 5 Y; ssst ~ ~: :,
4 saG g est rhsI +" ,ns II
s;s i ssss sS!'5 h I'd: :iEs;. :y T.
sSsp 5S!sr eaasa F ssas az ats
Extra l,eevas-stasFs Weighing itDlbs pn9t px3tn
csgtss a4u
G211 ESeysfM'i "A is.l'sat!sa'cd s'eets Ms.sah usss
Msg III IL ii s ,s. a.s
ishsm ns s,asi1 , ss Is; u
eaaInn u choos a!Es ~ ulty slausutst. .a,,esa
, 1881-07-19

~ ulNk "Na AttCNkNuGuCu W 4ck"lsS lRN1 tuV
winter wcnt Ia tnri[i,g u,.s worry hnory. and tho
scptctntor delivery rose 10 n decided premium,
M It Ia now s,enrinH tho th,u whcn August wheat
Will have to b1 tARen and rAk1 for Corn WIS
very much stronger Tor this month. aa u "poor"
lnspculion lift littlo Of tho speculative
Rr,,do tur stlppcrs' wauts, whtlo Nno woathor
md n iowcr Liverpool made futures relatively
wcnk. Oats wcro uKaln t0woring towards the
skfcss and tho fcnr Of poor Yield brought ont
n Macl bcttgr demand for the, long lutures. it,
tltcntlnE TINT tho strength Ia mt for day. but
for NIL tln,e.' nyu was tsulcr. and hurley luaet.
I've. Mess pork closed .No htKlior, Mt $i1.77,i0
1S.@ for August and tho sarle for ecptotnbor.
Lard closet 6di0o luwcr, Mt &1lReKGall.Rk seller
Ang,,st nnl Sl1.47.iDit.00 solor September.
Short Ribs closed tnno nt 4s.70dDs.f2N for An-
gust md 3s.aoSDa.81n for September. Wheat
clUscd iGD1o higher. Mt LIN for August
md si.laSG1. .1fA for September. Corn closed
y&Gbs.c higher, Mt 47.s0D+7aio for Auaust and Az
047ac far September. Oats closed i@i.io high
or. Mt E1t11ifu for July, 21I1@0Ao for August.
md 2s'sGt:s!io for sertcnlbcr. .lsyc eiosol iln-
changed, at sso seller August and stallslHo for
September. Hurley closed no,nfnally Rt &l00
for No, 2 cash, SIC for Scptcmbcr, and BIO for
No. b Hogs woro 1uiet ard 30 lever, ut e6.Q0D
0.40 for light and Mt t5O0at0.o5 fer heavy. Cattle
wctc fatrly nativo aud unchangul with sales ut
$...aM59egt0.
Thcre woro no noteworthy changes In tue mar
kct for stapiu md fancy TRY gnosla. Tratlc re-
1nnina rory 1uiot,-lts uBiinl condition At this
staRo OF tho seas1u. In prices continued tlrn,-
ness lB nototl. Tho rrooely market WAS without,
Important cnanVo. Ther0 VIVA al notivo niUva-
lncnt III stigars, and n tnlr scasounb1c inquiry
for nlost bthcr lnoB wis FcrUrtel, prtcca ruling
stendy. Dealers II dried fruits wcro doing II
lighter business, thu demand hnvln1 bcon
checkctl by tho rccGnt marked advance tn prices
OF tho loaln1 nrtia1ea, iucln'ling rntsns. primes,
and apples. In tho fleh market thora was fair
, 1881-07-19
Aiior Iho call tlero was considerable trading An
ust WfUut solllnR Vt el.l4. ...'c
r GENEttAL MARKETS..
isROON-CUllN-r&slo Ii aetIva, principally In mo-

! naooM. .collN-r&sdo is aesIyo principally In mo-
d,um Hratlss. Wuquotot 49,
9:a fssiss sSf| sas
ts;iIpS;a t"ssTI'q Sa sa;.
NAuulNN-Thers wus a moderately aetva aua
moy!.,g freely NJ full ptitea. Wa continue 10 go.e:
$;'sS s$|::: Il: $| 81
Xo1iss';. Waoi W sasss..."1 1 SFi =
tHut"rHil-Was IN fairIy Rctsvo ecquost and wt4
hold with considerable iEmHexs tic supply IN sanQs
being yoty m1dorato. 4otnv nf5 tho most popular
cEoaMuEles hold aboyu nur outside qu0tnton. but
except III su'atl WY thcra aFo vory tsw sales at
SssssE; s!'S ~ =
CliEESE1rhero Was . almtutshed; call frpp' ox.
possors,-a rusut Of tho reaction In tho Liverpool
narkrt-nn1. ~ tlIsrc was only limited dsuAnd OH
EastosE, or I0eal nueount, tho yuiunp VI businoss
however, both beIa ind In th0 Interior ure reported
unusually t'R hs und u1as fact Will hep y sustain
nresa. Wsquots' :: .;.'.ss !. -.
:S$; ;s! iss U tx
coxt-was Iuii md Sashansss. 'rhsse ~ss nfm
,narkc4 vt the following quusatIona, . ''tt-7.
$$$|$:ss|$ ;sSs:' ::%sss! :::'
Gass.s.s:::::s; :ss;: sss4 is'ssi;
iMrroja md sI3'ttsi pft Tor isft slHsus1.
M904-WHro GAsl9t at Ito tSF dO4 gnr strictly tr6sh
| E1Slt-NhilcHht1 tpmAtNs weak md uhsvitlea. shd
Ar0 now qNNtpl ut RAk aTh tar ntse ttunurltltun1
tiluC0 Mns euIilMaHyeiy stealy tAnrket: NJ tl4ds
!Nh!lotlsh. psr M.hrl.s AK EA
Mhikvrsl. f5n,!!}. lsF -bsl.,,s.,....",t EIl
! MAukafpl- -txt!a nuAa M,oFhu..t,.ss.. tta1 stlNH
AaSesfst-NS tay, aS s
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Hae5itsamsA' a5iH af{1 Ss} A's ~
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GSstnr!jsts;sa 5;sl4iasjst;sa5i :S p
tisttInK- -i!1,lS9a kss Gsa,..s.".,...., itA Y ~
sstas s4 ;;as =. III
| FRUITa ANI1 Nlji'H--Itenain. strnn9. FrAuo has
fNOn N Ahlne Stncs the lnla avaneu IN pftcxs hut
lhe luoyaMenk u Rt1il on ithafal aeAs, We qnotst
Nsts,,,,,,, ,.,.t,..,.s,,,,,,,,,,..s uss, LIS q vi
Fl9ts s.ttsss+st+t I9G@ "
, 1881-07-19
State COURTS,

melville Clurk, George ", Itch, Matthias
Itarfel.i, j. +. Wolf, aud the Chioago Co!n Com.
mns. bcaan IL suit fur $1,000 yesterday agalust
Frank Mayor. -s"+
Albert NJ. Weaver brought suit 10 recover
tlO,iM or William u. Rolls aud George w.
plutntncr. -.r. ,.
.iWnics Outrk sl,etl Nnloo.m Laith, the Western
Indiana ltnalNny C0MiInny, aud tho Town Of
Lake tn recover 81, ,UO1 dAilllKes.
EvelYnp Goodman commenced mn u1tl0n In
ircspuss aHiit,st Harvey Ed9crtnu. lchnol Otto,
hld John Dunu, laylnY dalnagos Mt q ,000.
, 1881-07-19

S|;; S|:;;; ';s'F S:s; "
siSfrs ;n's st"aaF tasG ill.,. Il
lN}sTON.
Special DtspattA 70 TA4 chicago 1tttuns
li>sTt,N, July 14.-Thg week COrltnGhcc3 Win
tho locnl tnatket dull but ssrOuE., Thoro wore
io foaturos whatoYef. to.day, a,,.l thn !lst ~ =
sr '' ,eso MS' asa saa tho same iet wass
pnwcr-wurc. tho same rs OH Satur.iny:
isSpao,ssss it;S' ,ss so ,N AissSs AIi!y!sS ffs"sss fsss
es.ea; y! and Hartford Eric "a were "caccted>at
= 's9 GSeas ss'fSs Assan 4:
Grtn, Mt 1is bid. Easlert, atrnngthonul 70 u.
Lille lHek wHs ai5ts q ;s 9l spa . n asEt NJ
Toledo. Delphns 4 Burlington securities wcto
l1lg doing IN thom. Union Pacific declined !, to
ID tbs 1resstn, Aisoeiatsd Irsss.
l,osrox, July 1s.-Stocks closed rs follows:
$s;$$ ::|$$' ;s2s;
Ki:iisSd Ks:iss'i fSars II IL lsSas 4! soas,
$j $$: J! $j!$:|s|;
'IoNnos. July 1s-Nmv g. 10!a{: AIS, t!7.i.
ui: NSr Ysrk Gentra iii E'lc, ls:;, 10 seS:
o'9s lr ,SitS; siissr saasi aeisi Y l per ounoo
Alnot,nt Of bullion withdraWn irom tho Dank
or, E1xland ~ 6alance ,lay, egl0oo.
s,llKIttiE, lilly is.-The atatc',iont Of tho Imre.
speoo M e ot s.ieo, o,oD oSD''a n'arEs. '"' =" '''" '''
NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ontEAsa: j1ly IH;:.;;SiEht exchange o.,
ltnH. 4H]H. -
, 1881-07-19
:..COMMEHCIAL:,,

Tie Following waro the rece1pts and shipments
OK tca.lng articles OF proluOa III this city during
tho furty.eiuht hours onolng ut O'clock
Monday morning and for tho corresponding
tlIHu Il year AK0; '.'r':'-
, 1881-07-19

bttk4hleS OHr5&
FiOuft-Was quiet md strong. llioro wna 4 mod.
crata demand, AHl worry ttlo Otfored tl0 country
iltles alppng most Of their protlnct direct,
ur extraordinarily low freight rates. snles wora ro-
VITO tcrs. G br1s md s bnus aprlnRs, partly nt &,
md I'D sncks low aratas Mt u hoSsat1 rotal aaaf ia
lAlb bfta. Winter !tonrs Qnotod At G.GvGstaii
shnusnR HprnRs. Ats9h5o tho low urado aprtnRh at
$ttGt4e4iI. llyo Hour Mt nbnnt @iL04Al1I5.
UT1En MtLt.arurPA-W1re In smaller supply nud
atranp sales reported Of " cars brnn at floa
o,'s IN truck. a',d slo7saii@ on Doard car mid
d]lu.s Mt I'll 1i Ncrre wtoet gorecu1uys at al
Hl'KtNG WI1lsAr-Was nctive md irrcxular1y
atroueor. August advanced 1M0lHo and closed Mc
nbovo tho atsst peco OF Saturday, whllU Hariomhcr
ciosod ut nm navancc OF lAn. l'he British mnrkots
Nm; stsS'ss ssS.sdSS VIII; ;SS
"Sst s sae s 1 szsg r. ssg9sIs IS e N:
III SS fS,s aa @ ts tsssl
u ssrS s!s sssf
Tsss e. sSSs sS;tss ~ Ss =
sS v sss % III Il ~ sss S snssd @ sEes NJ Will
III = seIf. Ess? ss. sssSSi5ea S5a
$sSsS Ss'S %s'a' S,$ II! ; s
!s i @ iii TAX sssSasS 81 4 a. 1;
s5.s Ss!!i5 te ~ 81 ssss
~ r. - 4 ~ E n t ~ ~ sHa ~. a. r jSa
u Tic afessoa sa,i 1ssvst ela,sa 81 as si
!; \ !;
nd sas: s9s ssseaaSy aFss S'i
sssss s!I: s,5ss ASsts
's 'Ssats + ;s'sas 81 Sss', 5
s sssSa @ @ ssss s !sss
uM!tst ut MGmho ~ aMT ns wv Hny nn6sG ta
Va srnJs. tS stpSks III n sesra baix y yoty 3,at. it
aa VT a III s S Wq M 1
WIS ss Hi aaS t,aS sSa h!x ss:
sSafss I'll hi i: s sf;s I. 'S 5 n y
Nlyanssd u !3e, W'd sloscI at EsitoEi:
nj sf9 1nnssd eo.ins u ii's' IL IT. sess
s s4s
,; S +; i sss$ X y 1; sS;s IA
se sysiisS tsss 4; ssIs; io
Il aas
sap. went no ssora: NJ. siit.edxad SUD early 1t
Syc hna elasyd ~ tsXc ite}oets4 so!a at a'x;'sNc
9bs s9s5 {nssSf s;s ia s
~ 'ssstt rs. 'y ss[s sslsf s
s;{;s n s!SS II
, 1881-07-19

Short Ribs roller September, eIt,sui Mt fss0sS7H.
t:!,n.a rlnnds baxea, lnsS:aat ,nt,.s IN
AIet Iresn tnns. sntfa nynrAuO s1AAtu.
lsacnn q'iAlc ut iftst(c tor ahon!acrt, e4l9o for
Anrt ribs @ fnr klnrt clears. 194Gfo for hntns,
hll rtnvnkGA md tlnck1,.
i5fcNF-WnN gitfOt nt FtA &at l0M for mnss, ft1251
llW for extra MOSS, Una t2l.lpa31W for hams
, 1881-07-19
BUSINESS
Stocks Active and Weaker-Rears
More Numerous.
St. Paul Pool Broken Up-oonld sus'
tanning Western Union.
Railroad Earnings Showing Well
Finances in Chicago.
The Produce Markets Generally stfonler--A
Qulol Day In prosisfons-hogs
Easier.
Breadstufs Aottve-Wheat Higher-0oru
md Oats Buoyant,
FINANCIAL.

,oilinr Wcsteru lJulou. but according 10 nnothor
nuthnr,tv ho was buylng Western Union. At
oro tIue tl1ore were ,nttua lions Of bcttcr tnar
kct. II sco,,ctl nj II tho -Denss had ovcrsold. |
iormuu orders came III 10 buy tho, Grangors.
rheso s,loht snns Of recovery, nutckly tItsnp-
pcnrcj, and tho tuurkct resumed la downward
courar cnt ut The otoso aeomod wcakor than at
INV ttrnn amen thia doclno atartc,t
.A1i rnnorts nurcn tiat tha boar interest tn New
YORK Ia very Inrgo, The room-tratlers are on
sha abort aldo. ,Ths would nnturully produce
rcn ctor nvon n thn ,yu RI nj should aubscuucut-
iv roR,,mo it, downward course, as many expect
Il to do.
1,niIrcs1 ,ucn 1oo,, for n cousdcrable falling
m h hus,,n,s NJ, urco,1tt Of tho crop shortage.
Wlntor whcut, It Ia pretty we'll settled Is II 10 10
utr cunt ahurt Of lnat yours yield. Cut'sdGra.
lin lin da marc IL now botuR rorortod IN tho spring.
wheat regions by rust and tho chlnuh bugs.
teraous who oro visiting tho srstny.wheat re-
ato,,s report SERIOUS dan,uuo from those on,lsos.
Prospects, aro reported to i,nprnvu towurt1s tho
uortG. Along Tho Northern puoino some dam-
rrva ha. hcen ttono l,y suustrokp III tho wcstcru
unrt OF Dukota, but tho crop Ia not lost, Tho |
uoncrnl outIook for wheat III Dnkata aud Min-
nesota IL that thoro viii to nu uycrnee crop. |
earn has Improved n Ercat deal all over the |
tn,ntrv If, The last two wce,s,
In rov,e,vInc tbo stock unrkot for Inst vcck |
&,a Fiauc mi chrpufclc uolnts nut that co,,sld.
rro,,io ,rctiun from thu hjrhoyt puIl,t bus ai-
ronly takou placo In eotuo OF tho Vanderbilt !
utocE.. onfi Now York Contrul at lf3iz, LRko |
Shore at I.l!f, M,chirun Ccntral at 100, aud tan
min nnIthnrn Mt g4tf. woull hnyo been cousll.
cTot yorv Inv n month since. Tbu two strongest
poIuts for the 1,nrxot now soom to 10 tho larso
nsrnions ri intn m nonrIv MI the Western rni. |
roads1 s md, d. secondly, eco Gnt oven moro Important
thn,, tho other ns nm imu,edtatu influence, tho
great p @ support givun to prices BY tho heavy op-
Il
, 1881-07-19

JUD0AiESIS.. ,r'. -
SueEniun u|sT-COHyEsaluNB-W. II. HAT
nor ys. Frod Isahu, s:,u7l.-Saus v. Same, H.
UG.74, a., -
, 1881-07-19
PROBATE COURT,


The will Ut Dayld Thornton was admitted 10
'robato yesterday, uuG lutters Of administration
yere issued IL 51rs Thorpton. who furnished n
soHd for $a,uQ. Tho porsgnal property ID worth
TO 0Ul And tho rCal estate &5UM.
, 1881-07-19

TH0VISIONa.
HOG rKODuCr8-Wers quits and trtner. With
smaller changes In psicea titan usual TnH oc4l hog
, 1881-07-19

A1fhONRh The faI0a show an Increase oTef UN
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-04-21
PIEDMONT SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
Piedmont House, Spartanburg, Sc.

A HIGH GLASS School for young la
"A dies, recently opened ut Spartan
burg, S. c., one of the hea!thiest towns
in the "up-country," and 700 feet above
tho sea, has been located in tho favorite
Piedmont House, on Main Street, long
known throughout tie State as q charm
ing SGmmer resort. Its broad piaZZ1s,
spacious corridors and airy apartments
afford ample and excellent accommoda-
ton for large, first-class Female College.
The Piedmont will be found to be a
thoroughly good School, and refined,
christian home. The course of study
comprises faithful instruction in the rudi-
mentary and higher English branches,
Latin, (by an admirable system) French,
German and other modern languages,
Music, Caught by recent graduate OF
the Conservatoire Mt Leipzig Drawing,
Painting, etc.
Prof. Hager's long residence abroad
has given him an unusual facility In The
modern languages.
The personal and constant supervision
of the department and studies of each
pupil, specially of the Institution.
! Terms per Session Of Twenty Weeks.
THESE will be found as low rs at any
Female College of the same grade.]
Collegiate Department GncludiEg
Tree tuition in Latin and French, so5 90
intermediate Department, (giving
{ n sound English training) 1000
Primary Department Ito which
great attention is paid) 1850
Contingent Fee, (for eaci, Dep't.) l.5O
Board, (including fuel, furniture,
lights and.service) COCO
Washing, SOC
Pupils received at any time and charg-
ed from date Of entrance. Bills for each
session payable half in advance and bal
ance at end of first ten weeks.
w Send at once for Circular an 1 ref
crences.
Present Session ends June 18th, and
Autumn Session commences Sept. 18th
J. HENRY HAGER, A. NJ.
Principal.
! c,.o,to,,L,,.,, C ~ Nfar I 1891 'o,, II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-04-21
A Frightful Mouse.

The Newburyport (Mass) } Herald
relates the following incident: "a
short time since an elderly lady Of
this city startled the household with
a piercing shrek and the informa-
ton that there was mouse in her
pocket. Some one rushed to the res,
cne, hsstily assisted her TO divest her
self Of her wrapper, firmly grasping
the mouth Of the pocket to prevent
the escape Of the dangerous animal
The garment was then turned over to
the man Of the house, and he, armed
with a club, proceeded to the back
yard to dispatch the offender:
The pocket was gradually opened, {,
but no mouse appeared. Finally gain
ing courage, he yenturel to investi.
gate, and found the cause Of all the
excitement 70 bea pocket tape meas.
ure. iron, which the spring had be-
come detached and had unwound
/! with O. whirr." The lady had been
firmly convinced mouse had sought
refuge in her pocketand could scarce
Is b. made believe the contrary.