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oct. ~, 1879.
Gentlemen: While attending the Gen.
eral Assembly this summer, I tried your
Star Curine on my leg. it being affected
with an old sore caused by wound re-
ceived during the late war. After haV-
ing thoroughly tested it l am compelled
to say that it is a success, for have had
experience with different physicians and
remedies. and found nothing to cure me.
until used your Star Cnrine, which has
cured remarkable bad case. Wishing
you success, am yours. respectfully,
JOHN BELL.
For sale by DR.. W. E. PELHAM. 5O-1y
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The Newberry Female Academy

VIII have its Closing Exercises for
the present ssssion at Thespian Hall
Thursday night, 18th instant. The ex-
arcises will consist of music, and the
reading Of original essays by members
of the advanced classes.
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The Sunday Magazine for July
Has an abundant supply of highly in
terestipg, edifying and entertaining read
ing matter. Among the particularly note.
worthy and finely illustrated articles are,
The Crusades,' hy Alfred Il. Guernsey
(the first of series); The Growth of
Bethany, Philadelphia BY Rev. James B.
Dunn, D. D.; 'Thebes and its Ruins by
Reginald Stuart Poole Something about
Bells The Ritual!sts and their Robes,
Singing Through India ETC., etc. The
several essays are by the ReVs De Witt
Talmage, J. N. Wilton, Leroy ". Lee ami
Elizabeth Oakes Smith and others. There
are sketches Of 'Elnathan Higbee, D. D ,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction in
Pennsylvania 'Eratus c. Benedict Maria
Fry, the Soldiers Friend; The late Ed
ward Mall the Rev. Henry Darling each
with portrait Mrs. O'Reily's great serial,
Out of the World is continued, the in
terest increasing with each instalment.
Lovers of poetry will be especially de-
lighted by the quantity and quality OF the
poems; many of them are beautifully Illus
trated-among the contributors are Oliver
Wendell Holmes, Mrs. J. N. Winton, Cecile
Sturtevant, Fred Manning, etc. The mis-.
cellany is large and interesting, and these
attractive features are continued: The
Home Pulpit sermon by C. H. Spurgeou !;
Hard Places in the BIBLE by Rev. C. F.
Deems; The Inralid's Portion, and
Thoughts for the Afflicted Temperance
Talk etc., etc. Yearly subscription 50 !;
single copy, 25 cents. Address, Frank
Leslie's Publishing House, So, SIS and 81
Park Place, New York:
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The Telephone

Will very likely be established. Only
a few more subscribers are needed.
Parties living in the County can get the
use of the telephone for about S25
mile for the wire. Mr.. Cathcart, Su-
perintcndent of the Columbia Telephone
Exchange, is expected up in n few days
to make arrangements for establishing
the telephone here and connecting it
with his Exchange.
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SIuh Rates

S!gb Rates.
The Columbia Register will be club
bed with the HERALD rs follows: Week.
ly Register apd HERALD $50. I7l-
soeekly Regiaer and Il HEkALpS5 Daily
Register and HERALD SS.75. p
The Weekly Yeonaan and HERALD at
$3.50. 47-tf.
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in the laRe Of Duty.

On me Ing OF Duty.
We are piassed to see that the press
is waking up to It's responsibility, two
of its worthy members, Aessrs. G. G.
Alexander, of the Camden JaurpaI,
and J. NJ. Brown, of the Darlington
goutherner, having entered into ma
sriao0ial bonds in hope of bettering
their condition. There are few
others We would like to see facing the
.,nusic. .,-....
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First Fruits.

First Fruits.
MIR. Ed. Scholtz has our thanks for
She Srst mess of cucumberS.
Mr.. Mike Buzzard kindly remember
ed us few days ago by the gift Of 8
few delicious peaches, and June apples.
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Orders.

Orders.
The Proprietor Of the HERALD
Book Store is frequently called upon
to order asrtain book or article in
stationery. Willing to accommodate,
the order is made, the article arrives
and is paid for, but iu many instances
the parties asking the favor neglects
TO call. and hence loss is incurred.
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Interesting.

aHL0ISsSHIS'
The best news we can give our read
ers this week is that splendid chance
is afforded by which they can become
happy. All that is necessary IS to put
whatever money they have in their
pockets and attend the clearing ont sale
of McFall & Satterwhite.
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SBs Take Pleasure

In referring the reader to the cards
of Maybin & Tarraut in to-day's paper.
These young gensIemen are winning
golden opinions for their attention to
business and their uniform courteous
department. We bespeak for them
the kind consideration of the public.
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Good SoS Laurens.

Geed Sor Laurens.
There will be very little business On
the Sessions side Of the Court next
week, and the Clerk informs. Us that
hing can be done until the Grand
jury finds true bills, as there is no old
business on the docket to begin with,
and only 4fGes ar four cases, all told. to
tbe tried. This speaks yell for law and
order in our County.
TLGuren$glle Herald.
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The Piedmont Seminary

For Young Ladies, at Spartanburg,
held its closing exercises Friday, 10th
instant. The exercises consisted OF es-
says, music, dialogues and readings.
The Autumn Session Of the Seminary
will open the 5th of September.
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Be active yourself and keep the liver
active by using Portaline or Tabler's
Vegetable Liver Powder, the best and
most effective liver medicine in use,
Price SOC. Whites Cream White YER
mifuge is the best worm killer. For
sale by DR.. W. E. Pelham. cow
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Do not fail to call on your druggist
for bottle of that pure, sweet and de-
licious blood purifier, Smiths Scrofula
Syrup.
Star Curine cures all chronic Sores
and is sure cure for Piles.
Cali on your druggist before it is too
ate and get a bottle Of Smiths Scrofula
Syrup and Star Curine.
From 3. 6. Moore, AM. President
of Moores Southern Business Universi=
ty, Atlanta, Ga.-This is to certify that
I have used DR.. Cheney's Expectorant
in my family for several years, and can
reconmend it as an invaluable remedy
for Coughs. ETC.. and have found it sn-
perior to any other remedies that have
trisd. For sale by Pr" ". E: PEI
HAN: 0-1y..'
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Next Weeks Herald.

Next Weeks Herald.
In order to give as much Of the
College Commencement proceedings
as possible the HERALD will be issued
aext week Wednesday morning in
stead of Tuesday.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS!

JUST RECEIVED.
Leslie's Sunday Magazine.
Boys Nickel Library.
New York Weekly.
New York Boys.
Golden Days.
Weekly Novelist.
For sale at
24-4t HERALD Book STORE.
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GOD bless the wives!
Who fill our lives
With little bees and honey!
They ease life's shocks,
'hey mecd our socks,

But-dop't they spend the money?
Well. suppose they do. what of it?
Well. nothing, provided they spend it
at Kingsland & Heath's popular China
and Honse-furnishing Store. Money
spent there is we'll spent. for you get
the worth of it every time. When you
visit Columbia dc not fail to pay them
q visit. 23-tf.
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Don't Forget.

Don't Forget.
There are about a peck, more or
less, of Memorandum Accounts in the
HERALD Book Store drawer, ranging
in amounts from 5 cents up to dollars,
which the proprietor would like to
have settled. Macy Of these little
accounts were made on the plea of
having no change and would be paid
tomorrow being apparently forgotten
We call attention to them.
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DeaID.
DIR. Jno. D. Eptiug, brother Of
Thos. E. and James Eptiug: died at
his home in this County Friday, 10th
instant, of Consumption, 10 the thir-
tiesa year of his age, This makes
the third death in the family within
tke past two weeks.
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Liens for Sale.
Blank Liens for supplies and for rent
for sale at this Office.
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DIR. L. S. Bowers, post master at
Prosperity is our authorized agent at
that place.
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Newberry Opera House.
Mr.. Eugene Cramer is busily en-
gagged in painting the scenery for the
Newberry Opera House. 1t is con-
siderable job, but he is going to rush it
through as soon as possible. The work
will be completed, he thinks, by the
first Of August. That MIR. Cramer will
give our Newberry friends entire salts
faction no one who knows him has
Yoa711tJ7a.
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carpsatry and Building

carpsty and Building
For June contains matter of interest
and value to all who have anything to
do with buildings. Its principal ar
ticles are "An English Cottage" GO en-
gravings), Practical Stair Building"
6 engravings), Modelling in Clay"
C engravings), ''Novelties'' e engrav-
ings). advantage of Business Know
ledge to the Builder" and several mis-
cellaneous articles relating to building
topics. The correspondence" depart
ment contains letters from some fifty
practical men located in various Sec
tions of the country, on timely topics,
illustrated by % engravings. This
journal which is marvel of cheapness
and enterprise, is published by David
Williams, SO Reade street, New York,
at ST per year.
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4 HRBiTISR ONTHB HORSR
AND HIS
DISEASES.

Containing an 'Index Of Diseases" which
gives the symptoms, cause, and the best
treatment of each; table giving all the
principal drugs used for tae horse, With the
ordinary dose, e4eeis aad antidote when
poison :aose with an engraving of tho
herses teeth at different ages, with rules
for telling the age Of the horse; and osher
valuable information Call and geta copy.
For sale at
HERALD B0OK STORE
Aug. IS, S4-ae
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Prejudice Kills.
eleven years our daughter suffered
on bed Of misery under the care of
several of the best (and some of the
worsD physicians, who gave her disease
various names but no relief, and now
she is restored to US in gqg5 health by
as simple remedy as Hop Bitters.
that we had poohed at for two years,
before usiug it. We earnestly hope
and pray that no one else will let their
sick suffer as we did, on account Of
prejudice against so good medicine as
Hop Bitters. The Parents.-1slegrana.
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WADLEY, EMANUEL Co.. GA..

@ The best Organ at Eduard Scholtz's.
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THOMPSON, Dentist, opposite Herald ofit

For sale by DR.. W. E. PELHAM. 50-ly
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engaged IN noble WORK, and rlght
nobly are they performing it.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, /. That the thanks of this Con-
yention are due and are hereby respectfully
rendered to the Pastors Of the Churches
for their cordial, Christian welcome, and
their hearty and earnest co operation.
2. To the Baptist, Methodist, A. R. Pres
bvterian, Presbyterian, and Lutheran
Churches for the use of their buildings.
8. To the International Committee oi
New York for sending US Brethren L. D.
Wishard and E. W. Watkins, who have
cheeEed US by their words of counsel and
encouragement, and rendered us efficient
service in the conduct Of the Convention.
4. To the citizens Of Newberry for their
Christian courtesy and unbounded hospi
talitv; and to the Columbia & Greenville
R. R., for reduced rates.
5. To Miss Lizzie Chapman and Mrs. b. P
Tarraut for presiding at the organ and con
ducting the music in our devotional exer
cses.
S. That each Association be more active
and strenuous in raising all necessary funds
for the extension and maintenance OF oul
work
Z. That we do all in our power to aid our
State Secretary in strengthening aud build
ing up the Associations throughout the
State.
8. That We urge each Association to be
represented at the next meeting of tic In
ternational Convention at Milwaukee.
g. That the Conzention endorse and re
commend the Watchnan as an agencl
helpful in our work, and request each As
ISOLATION, delegate and Christian worker
To subscribe for it and aid in extending il
circulation.
10. That the Executive Committee b.
authorized to publish the Minutes unde
the supervision of Bro. S. G. Kennedy.
Respectfully submitted,
NJ. W. PRESLEY,
- Geairmap esn.
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The State rs. Milledge Snow, OBJ
structing Rail Road Track. This case
has been on docket for several terms.
The indictment was quashed during
Col. Balls term on technicality, the
Indictment failing to allege that cars
were drawn over the track ~ steam en-
gines. Mr.. Robertson testified that he
saw Snow place a "chair'', a piece of
iron used on railroads, on the road be-
tween Saluda Bridge and Chappell's,
and that be found two other "chairs'
on the road near this. The proof was
conclusive. Messrs. Moorman & Sim
kins, who represented the accused, in
sisted in the argument on verdict Of
not guilty on the ground that it had not
been proved that "steam engines" drew
cars over this track. The only testimo-
ny was by Dir. Robertson, that pas
senger train" had Just passed over the
road carrying a red hag, indicating that
another train" was expected; and that
few days before an "engine" had
knocked bar of iron off the track near
the place of this obstruction. The
Judge held that there yas some cyl
dence on that point, and that whether
it were sufficient was question for the
jury. The jury thought 1t was suff{l, fl
eient, and found SNOW guilty.
State VS.. Simon johnson, Murder,
occupied all day Thursday in the taking
of testimony; the argument of Counsel
and the charge Of the Judge were con-
cluded By 2 o'clock Friday. The jury
rst,red, and in hals hour Fesnrne9 witt
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Commercial.
NEKsERRY. S. c., Jure il, 1881.
NeWberry Prices Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY
By j. N. MARTIN g. co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-02
Board of Health Notice.

AT n meeting Of the Boafd Of Health held on sntur.
day, June 10Th, the following rules were ndoptcd
Any person dcairour OF proceeding from Oahu TO
other Islands Of the Kingdom must procure Certificate
from the Dispcnsary Of the Board Of Health or from
some Licensed Physician, that they protected by
vaccination innoculntlon have had vnri0lold or
smallpox and that they free from symptoms Of con.
tagIou- disease.
No vessel carrying passengers from the Island Of
Oahu 20 the other Islands of the group phnl receive on
board any baggage or packages supposed to contain
personal effects, unless passed by agent Of the
Board Of Health.
All luggage and personal effects must be fum lated
before passed and must be at the fumgntng station on
the Erpnnadc above the office OF 7. H. Foster a. CO..
at least eight hours before the departure Of the vessel
Passengers permits mny be had the above con-
dtions ut the fumigatng station from Capt John II.
Brown, Agent of the Board Of i1cnlth.
These rules shall take effect from and after the 10th
day Of July next unless revoked by the President Of
the Board OF Health.
The rules governing the departure OF Coasting
are continued In force.
II. A. +. GARTER,
President OF the Board OF Health.
Honolulu, June %, 1881. $50 q
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Licenses Expiring in July, 1881.
RETAIL. OAHU.

RErAIL-OAHU.
Kong wo Chong & Co Kaneohc, Koolaupoko
T. " knalaku, Fish Market, Honolulu
4 Mcwayne, cor. Fort q Merchant SITS.
! \ ii Davies, Kanhumanu ST.,
W Mig va Won fa t'sH g. n auuana St.,
Z Manuel @ Corrcid, Hotel St,
2 l. Aho, Nuuann St,
8 Kong Man Wo Il Co, Nuuanu St.,
II liarl Bros, Nuuanu ST.,
- g, n. Marks, Hotel ST.,
10 Ahong, Punch Bowl St,
i John Chee 70. Nuuspu St.,
10 ! g srcsoyIch, Queen st..
10 Nee Lee, Bercania ST.,
10 II May ~ Co, Fort ST
10 Kun Wa Kcc, Bcrctania St.,
81 Man On Chong, Alakca ST.,
g Hnm ohnn. cor Maanakea 4 Hotel SITS, "
IS sss Ghgn wa 4 Go, Cor Maunakca Hotel SIS,
80 j. G.. Edwards, mile house, Mcapalua,
30 Goo KIM cor. Fort * Hotel SITS, -
REIAlL-MAlI.
C. T. piekey, Hamakuapoko,
3 Aka, kaluaaba, Mookai
I'D. w. Ramanuwai. kaupo,
~ Claus sprskels; kahuai,
nEVAIL-IIAwAIL
] All Man. Puco, Hilo,
J
o Achap ~ All Kun. Nakapaia, N. Kohalm,
u W u Davis, Kniua. n koua,
IL Chas. Williams, knkuihuele, Hamakua,
IL q Hcgard, onomca, Ililo,
~ Nav kiau. Naalehu, kau,
II L. H. Handling, llulc, Kona,
10 q. Akin, Apuakehao, n. kohala,
j Nea NJ FsS Co. k ksoss kSGS
20 J. ID. Mills, Hilo,
- X: Anu, Halnakua,
~ Akau Kohanaiki, \. Roma.
- Mrs hao kela. kukuihaee, Hamakua,
z, Z. Y Aiona, tunahoa, hlo,
W Quon Sing Lung \ Co. Pnco. Hilo
viCCUALlN0.
A. Herbert, Hawaiian Hotel
Wing no Tai q 90, Nraana St., Honolulu.
Re M aa Hessa l NSalsha ~ I Kan. Hawaii d
10 Quong San Kuai &Co, liamakuapoko, Maui,
10 LIN Kon Kec Kipahulu 4 Hama, Maui.
~ AmSosa, ulaPalahaa Maui.
81 Hon Ken, Merchant 81, Honolulu.
% Cum Chum, cor Maunskea Hotel Sts., Honolulu
WHOLESALE.
l Lyman Bros, Merchant ST. Honolulu.
7, II. Davies, kashnmhnu ST., Honolulu.
~ II May co, Fort ST., Honolulu.
RETAIL kPIRlT.
l A. Herbert, Hawaiian Hotel.
WHOLESALE-SPlRIT.
I. II. Davies, Kaahumanu ST., Honolulu.
AGENT.
L. n. Marks, Kingdom.
Auction.
10 q. s. Barlow, Honolulu.
rEDDLING.
10 p. 7. Thornton, Kingdom.
CAkE PEDDLlN1.
q Tee Pin, HamaknA, Hawaii,
II Fat Foo, Honolulu, Oahu.
! Is Chong San, Honolulu, Oahu
| 10 All SIN,
2. Kong Chez, Honolulu, Oahu,
BILLIARD.
Gore Bspinda, wailnku
A. Herbert, Hawaiian Hotel,
II Hart Bros. Nuuunn ST.,
| u q. Asine, LAhaina,
BUTCHER.
| 20 4. Kauwealoba, n. Kohala,
Q. Shipman 4 Eldarts, Hilo,
LAPAAU.
| II Daniel Napela, Molokai
FIRE ARMS.
| I J. NJ. Dowsett, Koua, Oahu.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-02

vice II can only pay, under eristinp laws, tho
nctual amount Of gea.postagca on the mails
conveyed.
AS 10 tho manner of entering the tniycrHm
PostaI Union. bog 90 refer YOU 10 Article " ~
the Convention Of Paris (copy enclgaed herewithl
which provides that notice ~ HdheHinn 70 mo
Union ~ to be given, through. tho dip'o'nauo
channel, 10 the Government ~ the SshH ,yn-
federation, md by that Government 20 ~ VI"
countries Of tho Union This notice may sup,
pose bo best communicated 60 tho Bvvcrnneht ot
Switzerland, either directly by the Hawaiian MIN
istcr ~ Foreign Afarp, or through tho Hawaiian
legation In Paris or London. mn very respect
fully, Your obcdrnt Bcryant,
tSgncdD Tnos. l.. Js.rs,
poat,ucstrr General.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-02
From Our HIlo Correspondent.
IIno, June 23fd, 1881.

Uuo, June Z3fd, 1bSl
Enron SATURDAY PnRss There appears 20 DO
but very little action on the top Of Mauna Lon,
simply little smoke Ia all that can be seen. Bat
the end Of the flows nrc ~ active In burning tho
trees M they have been for several weeks. Last
night particularly tho fires lighted up the sky
quite high Some think the fires are dying ont,
but It IL yey hard TO tell for several times when
1t seemed about 10 stop, IL would start ont and
seem moro active than ever. IL ~ thought 10 bs
within half Il mile u the edge Of the woods on tho
flow that seems to lie moving towards Waiakea.
Glad 10 hear that the number Of new cases OF
small .ppr ~ reduced 10 ono in Honolulu. There
have been no cases here j. A. NJ.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-02

The summer vacation Of nll Government Schools In
the district Of Honolulu will extend this ycnr from
Friday the 10Th OF August pox; to Monday the 18th Of
at which date term will begin. Aud
owing to the late protnocd suspension OF the schools
OF THIS district ON account OF the prevalence Of small
p"N, diminishing the regular attendance and inter.
rnping the usual class routine; the regular annual
public examinations viii be this yenr dispensed with
Educntion Once, W. JAS SMITH Scc'y
June pjfd, 1881. 40 Al
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-02

kouTE OF PROCESSION of the Antiques and
Horribles" on the Fourth; The members Of the
Antiques" will assemble in Brewer a Co.'S yard
in the rear Of II. May Co.'S store, at 6 o'clock
sharp on the morning Of tho Fourth Tho Pro-
cession will then form and march down Fcrt
street TO King, up King TO Punchbowl, along
Punchbowl 10 Berotania, along Beretanis to Rich
ard, down Richard 10 Hotel street, along Hotel to
Fort, up Fort TO Beretania, along. Beretania to
Emma, up Emma 20 School, along School to Nun.
anu. up Nuuanu to Judd. thence return down Nun
anu to King, along King to Fort and up Fort to
the place OF starting.
VIZ are happy to be able TO state that, in view Of
the continued decrease OF small pox. the heard Of
Health have adopted a regulation by which per-
sons DESTROYS Of proceeding from this island to
Others in the group may do 10 by obtaining a Ger
ti6cate from, the Dispensary Of the Board or from
some licensed physician, that they are properly
protected and are free from all symptoms Of con-
tagious disease. These regulations TO take
effect ON Tuesday, the 18th mat, unless another
unexpected outbreak should, in the mean time
make II necessary to revoke them.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-02
SCHOOL NOTICE.

The regular GUNNER vacation 81 all Government
Schools throughout the Kingdom. EXCEPTING
THOSE IN THE DISTRICT OF noNuLrLU, win
extend from Friday tho alnd of July pfox 10 Monday
the 18Th Of scpt"mbcr aud that date sept 18th,
new term will begin
W. JAS. SMITH, Scc'y.
Education once, June pird Issi A A
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Mn dronor y. csn'trY has this day been appointed
'ommlasloncf ~ Fences for the districts ~ North aud
South kona, Island 81 Hawaii, vice Kapnc dcctnsed
H. A. p CARTER Minister Of the interior
interior Office. Juno COIN. 1891. AZ
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-02
Repor, of tho smalI-po. Hospital
n tIe week ending al 8 4. ~ Of Friday, July

Kokuas and quarantined persons other than
patients, ~, making the total number on the
prcmilrg ~ exclusive ~ employees. Tho few
patients remaining In the hospital being mostly
cpnvnleacen,, The weekly reports will bo d'scon-
unued from this date.
CnAn1Es T. RoDoEIs, MD.
Ifonolulu Juiv LAT 1891
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-02

sEAMEx's BKruEL-Rey @ Damon. Chaplain King
street. near the sailors Home Preaching at ii ~
seats free sabbath School before the ae service
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings AZ ~ O'clock
FoRr sraEEr Cspncu-Rev W Frcpr. Pastor corner
Of Fort and BsretaniA siIests Preaching Sundays
81 II a y and 1,srs sabbath school alto \.
81 ANpEEw's cAfnxDRAL- . giish ssr,iesss RI Re
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