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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-17

, oorv that w Martini County Commissioner served ~ Gays and
travelled 5oO miles County Commissioner served 20 days and & say
raw n6 ;s N Crouch days and travelled 200 miles further certify
@ oil claims presented required be verified according TO law before neng
1 InaG a ' F. ROATI1, Clerk Board County Commissioners
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-17

CEEANspAEE
We are agents for the best imported
CHAMPAGNES,la and sell at same prices
as the Newly ork agents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-17

An officer Of the Union army re.
lates that nnon one occasion after
charge on the enemy's works, fierce
encounter, and a fall back for rein
forcements, a bright young Irish
soldier was found to have a rebel
flag captured from the foe. Ap.
preaching him he said: "I'll send
that to the rear as one of our tro.
phies, give me the aag." "Sure, I'll
not give it ye, said Pat ;s."if ye- are
wanting one, ,i.there's plinty av 'em
behind thstlridge over beyaud where
got this, sure ye can go and get one
for yerself. Boston Commercial
Bulletin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-17

Il5,25773 l5,?2s3
claims for services Sc during Ine ' yol,
and Of these the amount OF $22oo was allowed Ill"
proved n WATSON County Comrs.
NJ. CROUCH,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-17

If you can't "Bear" a cough.
"BuIl" it, with DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-17

tsraAgeI,urg Land for Sale.

3 CGO, Ac,!,isS; OF fine Farming
Z OSO I.and,Sin Orangeburg Co...
or South Ediste River, six miles from
400 under cultivation the larger portion
of which is en- the river. The upland
portion IS fine for cotton, and the river
bottoms suit corn admirably. On the
place is fine Dwelling House, 81 il. by
41. Is rooms, . chimreys, 4 fire places, Il
foot psssaea; way; ;piaxza in front and pill:
lars under the house, which is six feet
OF the ground. = number OF out-huild-
ings, Gin House, Gin Head, line well OF
water, &C., sc. VIII be,sold cheap.
Apply to II. G. II. DUNONANT, Z
Real Estate Agent.
Feb. 8, 1880. tie
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-17

I'm not an astronomer, remarked
old man Jones to his wife the other
night, coming in off the porch where j,
he had interrupted the moonlight
festivities Of his daughter and her
young man; "I'm not an astronomer y.
AZ ! said, and l can not explain IT.
but l am sure l saw the son llSe a
few moments ago, and it Is now mid
night" Then he looked reAectively
down at the toe of his boot and sent
the GIRL oil to bed.--Stsubenville
Herald.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-17

Visitors returning from abroad, as
we'll rs recent emigrants, will find
Ayers Sarsaparilla helpful in avoid
ing the hardahips OF acclimation' and
in removing the boils, pimples and
eruptions consequent upon sea diet.
Its blood-cleansing qualities remedy
and troubles promptly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-17
NEAR THE RAILROAD.

mM ACRES. OF LAND-150 OF
which is cultivated, and is
Good cotton and grain land. with branch
fS,ttaxns.,. fHo This tract us situated three
lies From. Oernis Cold Mine, one quar-.
tnr m a: q milo if6m The Greenwood and
a, 1ue}fsta Raifro&a, and two miles from
nr%obsble depot on said road. Dwelling
-bouee tU and two cabins. For terms. &c /,
WV WV IN r. CT. NJ. DONONANT,
Zeal Teal Estate Agent, 2dgelieid,sGH. 5. I,
oct. 20-lt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-17
WITH i i ggaSa II AuB on Ut.

nn ACRES ofland, more orless
/ SW1iying.on Rlaiss $ Road, sbout,4
mile%frosn Greenwood arld-Augusta K.
r.. aaioiuihg lands of MRS.. Martha
lIoImcs and Others. One third Of. this
Land under cultivation. Gold in consid-
grab,e ouantities are indicated from spec
imerS found. For terms apply to-
) II. -. r: G: ~. DENoNANT,
Real Estate Agent, Edgefie.d, S. 9.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-17
.se 4FFalE ID ssECk
STtaL WIRE FENCE.

ssscS kit4Ns
TIME above cnt*fepresents section
2 and Gate OF strong, cheap, and dur
able Steel Wire Fence which is pow be
ing used at the North and Northwest in
preference to any other kind of fencing.
Wherever it mas been tried it has given
great satisfaction. -. -.
tits a'net wotk without barbs and Will
keep out small pigs or any other animals
that may injure gardens or farm crops.
1t makes no shade Ind shelters 10 ere-
mics to:crops or.poultrys.. f
1t is.iast ihe fence. for. Gardens, Lots,
Lawns, Parks and Cemeteries.
Being dippediu Rust-proof paintit will
last a life time, and is better than board
fence in every respect. -.
It is easily and quickly put.up.
snecimens of Fence and Gates.
Can be seen at the ADVERTISER building,
where stock is lepton hand, and where
nil information rs 10 price, &c, can be
obtained.
II. G.M. DUNOVANT, Agt,v :,
" q, q i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-17
ANNUAL REPORT
Board of County Commissioners Of Edgefeld,
s. c., for the Fiscal Year Commencing Novem-
Der lst, 1880 and Ending October 3lst 1881.

0A ~ ~
nencing Novem'
;ober 3lst 1881.
-.
/ FOR WHAT PURPOSE
Hauling iron sales
freight iron safes, &c
Sheriff Aiken!colinty
Clerk of Court
Trial justice claim
shingles poor house
Constable
.Jailor, June, 81
Steward poor house
constable claim
Proceedingsilnuacy
Bridge. claim
Repairing bridge
Trial Justice
P. M. Examination.
\ Constable
Blank books
\ Hauling
Court constable
Bridge claim
P NJ examination
Hauling bridge,lumber
Bridge claim
Supplies poor house
Bridge claim
Trial Justice
carrying paupers to p. h.
Examining lilnatic
Stewart Poor House
Constable
Trial Justice
CONSTABLE claim
P NJ examination
;Jailor's account July Isl
Treasurer account
Constable claim
iLaborer poor house
Articles for jail
bridge claim
Keeping ferry
Constable claim
Bridge claim
Auditors contingent act
!iConstable claim
p NJ and luiacv ex.
Constable claim
Establishing nnlires
Jail act for Aug 1881
Making coffins
iConstable claim
Bridge claim
Judge Of Probate
.Ex'ning executed convict
CLERK bid commissioners
iCo..stable claim
Supplies poor house
Stewart poor house
! Books clerk court
/ Lime for Jail
Nurse antl.lahorer p. h.
Bridge claim
Work at Poor House.
Trial justice
Constable claim.
Book for Sheriff's office
claim
Trial Justice claim
Two iron safes for,county
iProral services p h & jail
Labor at poor house
trial justice
Poor house work y
Publishing notices
Trial justice
rt9s,.n,tId Post mortem examination
Trial justice
iGlerk OF court
= Irial .;nNti'a
,Olnce rent.
.'olislaoie rla''h.
,r"mo.abio I',,o.
t.o,'stab ,ronsto obia
'''''''' .. -
,r,oroner,. acco,,,i
Gonstable
Eaen;no fsrrv:at Shave
Stewart Poor House
iConstahle
] To;i anon,,nt Cant .el
;ronsto r o., hIe ciain,
Go,,o." aa ~ 49,,
S .',So Ell III o,o;"' ia''
o'Gn.V lTo;n1 ;,s,;oa ~
SU,,1iHO,o S',nnIies ,,onr c,".'H ,,ousa
,pri'r,eo pr;dno c,a;,,, im' '"
ronsSss,,ia 2lraS1 iaa,i oin,,,
Go;.S'Huio G..;s, ;.',; c."'"'
i'"i J"'t!' ..
i i,,n
Mahius coiii'i
9hOTels y %, ,.,,,;o,
I NJ eAanlilia5lo.i o
'5aii account, ''''"''r''
bfldge cialin
,iExaNilh1hg it.''a.iG ,S
Irlai Justice
6upllshliig lio'ices
Dr,qee ciaiiI' ,.,
{ MI eAhii.iiia'i'''i .,4,
Court Goila'"p'e
eoiistapio
Iriai Justlce
1upllshlnI holi'es'
j6se,,Sn Srluge Glalin Ill,
constants @ claiiil H.
G, Lul,per 'ooi I, ii'''Se
CoIoi.Si O.n, . oia'h
fTIt1isbin ;Publisbing notices
Laporsr pooI mousse
,i l,iilie ior Jai,
SUPPLIES poor mousse
e0.'s'4D'' =
is pr,ai M sram;eo,,on t,s',Ge
constable ms s1I''A''''
5;:$ss; S:s:;:s': 5ss::' s?"''i''S''' :''' H'a'''
iprnsaJJa;sae9 prlsl Justice ...,;oo.
Sb TloresS.l.u, ori f,ss continaent acct
tiPnblishing notices
Trial justice
P NJ examination
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-17
A Rosy Future.

II 10y were in the bell tower Of The
city aall yesterday, and she leaned
her lellow-haired head on his agri.
cultt:al shoulders,and listened to the
migRy tick ! tick tick Of The big
CLOCK
"V Ve don't want auch big clock
oslo we darling" she whis-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-17

Subscribe for the ADVERTISER.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16
The Supreme Court

Ed. EDrros,- In closing it, remarks upon the
vacancy on the supreme Bench. the 0a<sfls says,
"Thsre are times when Il u impossible 70 do sny
thing else than dslay, but We do not think there
IL any reason for delay at this juneturs. We
would say, CHOOSE from the men now smonq VOC.
who are admirably Atssd for the piaos, Who have
the true interests of tho nation II heart, Who
value the Independence Of the country, Who an
;. dsrstand our political stand point thoroughly.
and above W chosen - once"
concur = the soundnees Of this opinion. Both
upon the bench and 81 The bar, ~ have asaIIe-
men OF good legal sttaininents, Of good judgment,
who have had all the advantages, Of the nosB
eminent Law schools, and once pfsctios, and H.
struotion OF eminent lawyers, Who have psnekina1
In Hawaiian Courts, undsrstand " iooal LAVA,
institutions and languages aud whose stsnding to
integrity and sacial rsspsotsbility v chow ~
proach.' t 49,
Nor need the Temporary ahssncs a The Attonny
General exclude hin from the list of csndpdAoaI,
II this appointing power % dssiree HI spDoiat
nent would not Interfere uits ~ disehsros of ~
present duties and II b. Mould not choos 70 ssvs
on his return, he should resign.
unsls tbs lsts Chisl jssl.es d Hssssehsestts. -
long practice in Nsv York, s. HAvSIlan Nd
and childhood, and early kn0ulAdGs a ~ lAa-
euARs. would all tend 70 place him o. : leve Nh
lis resident Compositions aud u voqId 70 ~ ~
vacancy - % leave 70 doabt a w. leGnl eouato-
ton Of the Coest FROM no vhSso e., ~ 6bjn0s
ee,ssSd<rsd, do think the vncaney coold - q ~
nllsd ~ hsFs, aud nov BY sdssstsnsse n ~ ~
ssaf ssessskssts a. direct apeslnfaDsnt fBon ~
Har, can - no resson fOs, o. gain b. d61oy
There V k<ftsv ustssiAl fos THE peypxns, VI =
TORN hsss shsn sissvhsss 40 svaaabas aeg.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

FIVE seamen of the Hawaiian bark Kaie-B
Kruse, p. Dolch, ID. Olenbusch, @. Cords and N.
Engel-were tried before Police Judge Bickerton
on Tuesday last, a charge of refusing duty on
board the Kaie within the i've weeks last past. On
the morning of June Hh, Engel did not come on
deck To work and the mate went forward TO call
him but he did not answer He then went to the
door of the forecastlo on the starboard side and
Engel slipped out of the other SIDE The officer
reprimanded him and called him stupid lubber
and said that he did not understand his work.
Engel then went to work. At 3P. NJ, when OF
watch he went to the cabin door and called the
first officer and wanted him to come out and fight
because he had called him worthless fellow. The
officer went on deck with his revolver and asked
what was wanted. Engel Threatened him and told
him to put aside his pistol He said that when he
got shore he would run knife into him. The
Engel. They told the officer to put away the re-
volver. He declined but said II they would come
at a time he would fight them. Tbs captain then
came out and ordered the men forward. As they
left the cabin they said when they caught the first
mate deck they would thrash him and then
intention Of sharpening their knives. Eneel,
Cords and kruse refused TO obey the orders 81 this
mate when he took the watch saying they had
deposed him, and he ordered them TO the fore
castle. AZ they would not work. The next morn.
ing the i've seamsn went to the captain and said
below when il was their watch. The captain told
them that the mate did right, but that they were
not discharged. They then went forward and
refused 70 do any work during tbs remainder Of
the passage, and the steward aud passenger
had 70 assis. in the working q ths chip. IN.
In default Of payment, .enteneed them 70 eight,
days imprisonment at hard labor Dolch and
Odenbusch we're fined 80 each OF IN dslaul
sentsnced to sixty dAyS imprisonmsnt.
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Licenses Expiring in July, 1881
RETAIL OAuu-


Kong wo Chong & Co. Kaneobe, Koolaupoko,
/ I Kualuku, Fish Market, Honolulu
Me NSeana' cor f For &f Mlsegethaa, ss
! Lyman Bros; Merchant St,
2 Wong Man, Liliha ST,
9 Wing, Tai 4 CO, Nuuanu St., =
! Manael 9 Gorred. Hotel St,
Kong Man Wo * Co Nuuanu ST., :.
II Harl Bros, Nuuanu St..
j. lio Wing Chong, cor; Beretania & Smith sts., :,
10 c. n. Marks, Hotel ST., -
i3 Ahong, Punch Bowl ST.,
u John Chez 70. Nuuanu ST.,
il Ahuna, Waalua
70 I G srcsoyich, Queen St., .
16 Nee Lee Beretania ST.. -
II Pang Hoy, Maunakca ST.,
10 Kun Wa Kce, Berctania St., g
10 Akana. Nuuanu ST.,
81 Man on Chong,. Alaken St.,
81 Kun Sing Wa, King ST..
90 Choy Kin Fort ST. Z"
3s Ghgn Wa q Co. Cor Maunakes Hotel sss.,
80 Goo Kim, cor. Fort Il Hotel sts.,
RErAII.-MAUI.
c. Il. Dickey Hamakuapoko,
S. P. Kalchua, waihee,
Alo Lahaina
Aka. Kaluaaha, Molokai
ID: W. kamanuwai. KaGpo,
IA Claus Sprckels, Kahuui
10 Lin kon kee, kipahulu
RErAIL-HAwAII.
All Man, Pueo Hilo,
] Lu WO, knhuluu N. kOna,
8 Aehap Il All Kun. Makapala n. Kohala,
II W Davis, kaua, n. kona,
IL Chas. Williams, Kukuihaele, Hamakua,
IL o Regard Onomea, Hilo,
Y Nav kiau, Naalehu, Kan,
Il L. II. Rambling, Hulci. Kona,
10 G., Akin, Apuakehao, n. Kohala,
10 II. n. Greenwich Kulukalu, \. Kona,
90 Neuck Foo & Co, Kaiopih n. Kohala.
20 ]. d. Mills Hio,
q X; Anu, Hsmakua,
"a Akau. Kohanaiki, \. Kona,
"a Mrs. Hao Kcla kukuihaele, Hamakua,
% {. Y. Aiona, Punahoa, Hilo,
so Quon Sing Lung & Co, Pneo, liilo,
vICrUAILNG.
IA. Herbert Hawaiian Hotel,
All Sing & Co, Pneo, Hilo. Hawaii:
Wing We Tai 4 Co; Nnusnu ST.. Honolulu,
le Mau kcau, Naalehu. Kan, Hawaii.
- Qnong San kua SEQ, Hamaknapoko Maui,
10 Lin Kon Kee Kipahulu 4 Hama, Maui.
20 W. knluau, Mskawao. Maui.
81 Hon Ken, Merchant St, Honolulu.
% Cum Chum, cor. Maunakea Hotel SITS, Honolul,
WHOLESALE.
lyman n Bros ks.snsn, ST. Honolulu aonn'n
~ H. May 20, Fort ST., Honolulu
RETAIL SPIRIT.
I A. Herbert, Hawaiian Hotel.
WNOLESAlE-HPlRIT.
7. II. Davies, Kaahumanu ST., Honolulu.
AGENT.
lie. n. Marks, Kingdom.
Auction.
10 c. S. Barlow, Honolulu.
PEDDLING.
10 p. 7. Thornton, Kingdom.
CAKE PEDDLIN6.
6 Tee Pin, Tamakua. Hawaii,
Il Fat Foo, Honolulu, Oahu,
is Chong san, Honolulu, Oahu
10 All SIN,
q Kong Chez, Honolulu, Oahu.
billiard.
! Gore Espinda, Waikiki,
1 7" Lahana,
A. Herbert, Hawaiian Hotel,
II Hart Bros, Nnnanu ST.,
IA q. Asine, Lihaina.
BUTCHER.
20 S, Kauwcaloha, n. Kohala,
~ Shpman a Edarts. Hilo,
LAPAAU.
II Daniel Napela, Molokai
FARE ARMS.
J, NJ. Dowseti Koua, Oahu
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

nounced that the Board of Trustees had
concluded TO appoint an assistant physician. DIT.
+. b. Hutchinson was duly elected to that office.
The tariff of charges for pay patients Mt in.
creased rates, as adopted at n special meeting OF
the Board called for that purpose, went into effect
February |, 1880.
After nearly eight and half years Of faithful
service, death ended in May Of last year the Pur-
veyorship of Tn. Toel, and in his place We have
now Mr.. John b. Hopkins, who has thus far proved
himself q jealous and efficient successor.
From the roll of Life Members we have had
taken from us since we last met, Mrs. T.. H. Allen,
John ID. Brewer. j. O. Dickson and c. T. Barlow,
whose memories are cherished by many, while
their names are familiar TO us all.
We add to these one whose sudden demise but Q
few days ago startled our whole community, and
leaves n void in our ranks not easily filled.
For twelve years past the late Chas. C. HeYris
was one of the Trustees appointed by the Govern.
ment, and since March, 1871, has been the honored
Vice-President and presiding officer Of this Cor
poration.
close this lengthy report by calling your atten-
tion for moment to the sad commentary on the
uncertainty and transitory nature of human affairs
afforded by the fact that from the list OF names
on the roll of life membership 10 have gone for
ever, AZ are living abroad. and but "A remain with
us to share our responsibilities.
Respectfully submitted.
JonS H. PArY, Secretary pro tenn.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16


In the way Of buildings and additions, which
have been quito expensive, Increased accommoda-
tons are afforded and much ia comfort added 70
the inmates-patients a. we'll as employees. The
Hospital can now comfortably lodge 40 patients.
The cost OF the nev brick wing was originally
$500 since when some few hundred dollars have
been expended In alterations and additions thereto
1t contains spacious dispensary and we'll lighted
operating room, with tine dining room, q sick
ward, and two convenient storerooms on the ground
door On the second door are two light and airy
wards and the Purveyor' quarters
much nssdsd addition has been made 70 the
servants house. at cost Of $40. small bniIdinR
With two rooms for persons afflicted With onsnsivs
diseases, cost $50, tie labor being done by some
Of the inmates; In place OF the long. low
shed ,Nhich Was actually tumbling down. occupied
~ a dsad-houss, carpenter and paint shops, and
originally built OF old material, new structure,
measuring 81 by Is feet, with ample specs Tor AL
parpo.ss required, has inst bean complstsd At q
cost Of about 36D0-
The main building has been thosouRhly ~
painted and We have spent for paints and oils
during the period somsthine over ezd0, which has
bssn pat on mostly by the patients and smpaoyses
ID voald seem that scarcely anythin4 more IN
the line Of building will b. required fos many
: Ia sssrstssy. u HE - sseass y yeu. ~
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16
Biennial Report OF tho Secretary OF the
Queens Hospital.
HoNoLuLu. July1. 1881

To the 06icsrs aud Membersof the Queens Hospital:
GENTLEMEN: II has devolved upon me- in the alb
sence of your Secretary, to prepare report of the
sketch Of what has transpred during the two years
just closed. In undertaking this duty cannot but
regret Mr.. Schaefers absence, for his long expe-
rience In the duties, and his acquaintance with the
would contribute much to tho value Of, and the
gratitcstion TO be derived from, the Biennial Re-
port of the Secretary. shall ask, gentlemen, your
indulgence therefore for this Substitution.
Since your last meeting 962 persons have been
admitted as indoor patients, of whom 66s were Ha-
waiians, and $3.50 were treated at the Dispensary
of these 3,0t2 were vaccinations. The number OF
deaths 1871 out Of Dab indoor patients, giving
a percentage Of about IL.
1t has cost $3s65S rs TO maintain the Hospital
for the wenty-four rnonths-the monthly averages
being 1910 Is.
II may be interesting 70 compare the resnlta Of
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

The regular summer vacation Of all Government
Schools throughout the Kingdom, EXCEPTING
THOSE IN THE DISTRICT OF HONOLULU. will
extend from Friday the 22nd Of July proS to Monday
the 18th Of September and that date, sept.12th,
term will begin.
W. JAS. SMITH, sec'y
Education Office, June 23rd, 1881. 43 At
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Regulations of the Board of Health.

Regulations of the Board of Health.
Notice is hereby given that the Board Of Health has
made and hereby publishes the following regulations
No vessel sailing from any port Of the Island Of Oahu
shall take on board any passenger luggage allow
any person or luggage coming board such vessel
from any port OF oahu to be landed at any port any
island Of the Kingdom other than oahu without per.
nit from the President OF the Board OF Health or All
agent Of the said Board
No vessel shall take on board any person from any
port Of any island where any contagious disease is
known to exist without a written permit from the
President Of the Board Of Health agent of said
Board.
Any person violating any Of the foregoing regulations
will be prosecuted TO the full cztent Of the law.
The regulations OF the Board published Feb 18th,
hereby annulled.
II. A. =. CARTER,
President Board OF Health
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16
UPON THIS COAST
THE DAVIS IRON WAGON
Secured very favorable testimonials from those who
have used them:
TESTIMONIAL:
MOUNTAIN RANCHES, MADISON, !
Yolo Co., Cal, March /, 1881. (

1OO 20, CnI., Mafch 7, 1851. !
DAVIS IRON WAGON Co..
Gentlemen Last year we purchased several of your
No. Header Wagons, and after subecng them to the
most thorough practical tests, find them be in
every of the VOID success. We used them dur
ing last harvest ana they were the easiest running
wagons in the outfit After harvest they used in
haul ing grain. Though guaranteed for 400 pounds.
much OF the time they carried 5000 pounds From
experience are convinced that their carving
capacity Is only limited by strength OF spindle.
The wagons mentioned have been in constant use
either header wagons, back actions farm trucks
from the time they were procured to the present day
and the slight wear of paint and tire they IN
just as good condition when they left the manulc
tory. No repairs have been necessary aud the indca
that none will be years come.
The Davis Iron Wagons have been tested In the rainy
seasons, and we are informed by our Foreman. Mr.
Thomas that the wheels cogless in the mud especially
in adobe, than those of any other wagon.
In short. the Davis Iron Wagons approval
such extent that we have adopted them our
ranches, and hcnc eforth shall use no other.
Very truly yours,
LOWE & SCOTT.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

MEssRs. G.. W AND II. X. MAcrARLASE have
formed partnership to take effect from the list
inst. See notice elsewhere.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

Mr.. GEORGE f. CARsLEY has this day been appointed
Commissioner of Fences for the districts Of North and
South Kona, Island of Hawaii, vice Kapae deceased
II. A. =. CARTER, Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, June Goth, 1881. 40 1t.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

STRONG road party went to work yesterday on
Beretania street. commencing at the Nuuanu
,.tl
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

The Consular flags hosted on the 18th in
recognition of the French celebration of the taking
of the Bastile in lTSg.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

TIE new Spreckels brigantine Vim. g. Ir'cin
got away on Monday with cargo which showed
her carving powers-she took away 6l5 tons of
produce Her motto is " Full and Fast"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

IT is said that Messrs Paul Isenberg and H..
Glade are about TO establish new house as Com
mission and General merchants.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

WE learn from an American paper that tho
Queen of the Sandwich Islands has her gowns
made all in one piece in the native style, but of
the most delicate and costly fabrics"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16
TREAsuRHR's REPORT.

As required 10y the First Article of the Charter of
the Queens Hospital the Treasurer makes the fol-
lowing report, showing the source and amount OF
receipts, and the character and amount of expendi-
lures, during the two years ending this date
and also the total receipts and disbursements from
the establishment of the Institution to the present
date, period of twenty two years
Rrcrrrs.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-16

The foundations of Mr.. Campbel's new build-
ing in Queen and Fort streets rising above the
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