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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

Ruuors rsrs rifs about Haui last Friday, that
to Portuguese had been shot By SEeri1 MagoO1 ,
the following particulars nave been handed 20 the
GAzrTrE A FortEguese had refused to ~ 10 fUlt-
I'll lis contract. 4 policeman was accordingly seat
down 70 arrest the Esn arriving az the nla1 :
hucs- he found that reslstsnce Ezs Threatened 81
ne returned 70 the DsFCtg Sher1H 10 ask Etslt lie
should do. Mr- MaEoon decided % 20 lIllselF-
on sroroachfur the place. where the Portuguese
vas. he called cot for HIM HE man refused to
cae ouf- TIE Sherl then prUcee1ed 10 trT 10 arrest
him Immediately NUMBER Of Portuguese Hro
rere zruulld. advanced against the SilcrIl zrrse1
zl-h cane knives and pisch-f0Tks- The Sheriff
=zrrsd tEera several tines and then finding his
life vas threaten fred his revolver Two Den
we're wsuuced. che n the cheek the other IN the
Ies. Tie Doctor. Who attended theunr states tlat
uzrther Of Ike uoEnds are likely 10 be farHi- Erorn
this zccou1f- Is appears as II HI IassooH Tsrs
acting entirsfy within his line Of duty, and that
tie P5stuz1esa we're entirely n ths FrJn1, d
oze-inc armed rssIstazcs to evil olcsr While N
cI-cirzrs q his duty Further zrflcsIlarz VII o
s-ie1sfv IaskH,i for. The ran1rs shat f0zr Rorr1-
euese had been shot and that two had died are
without foE1d1tIon
Tie foIlozilg Isttsr from Doctor E1derz, gives
all tie ua-tic1Iars that have been received
K,zuru1. Jan zsths lss2
VIC. PIKE, Esq-
Dan srzs Having Just returned from Ha1nz-
lrzrsl-5 and knnEinz va vii hear Of the Array
-hich occurred t-eEe today IN greatly srzezera-
I'd ferns 1 urste a fs= Inns ID tel yOa Of II
Il .esr1s thu Depzty Sheriff Ar. AsE0ou had =
zarrzut FOX the zrrEst Of = Port1zzese- ard tleJ
had dseerufrss he shollE n0t be taken - zoo1i
Is II theu resisted the oflcers- v-e1 M bosl1i,
rE lana vent to their assistance se1zs1 tie E-an-
=heu they made their attack With tE-forEz, cane
- - NJ Mzruou threatened them EItE a
ri.tsI bet Eitt 10 edsct-hs finally arsd tae ball
ia rerv snail ousf taking e1srs n ire tnizn q
ar Ran ard azzIa this strlkI1z the eft e6eek-
t-s Of arr0rter rzn and peElstrzrl1E- deeply nisE
ure 10 the base of tie bEai1- Ins Pypbabliify !
: that both vii ressgsr-
sau Alszzr6er and otEers thers- seem % think
the DepGts did 0rIT his c1-g- E1crse 1ss-e as ne
Ei7assr Hsa i sI5clt ieaTIlz- and an en1ezTo--
( frg % Fst this On board- With kIad Esgzrds
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

The Afsafs Is loaiing sugar sor tie New York
market She AL SAL shr-tIy ear-ylz.. some so
t1us. Anoehsr vessel VII be frstEetsd Il short
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

The weather rsnlains stll ohstIEately very
gioou-r there Is an occasional b1rs- of Sunshine.
bH- the Sau l. qulckly obscGrrd By clouds. the
Elr9 has Teen blowing pretty -irgueiy too
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

Annther a tie ho-sdians u Hiio-yDz1g Ea-
r.u. rs -t been ssu;sneeI 70 trrze months hard
laEsr for k1rzzlJ- HiIo = importing II cIEilizz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

Odd IS easerrrisine, b runs his bases % szft
she scaool sail1rsa, eonsaqaencs, fan Load going
ss~F sstr.rfs~I-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

Esr Dr. Damon a-1 3Irs- Gale rssz-usl On Sun
day FROM u tggr q EaEzii and aT1zi- Tes Docscr
d lo.1kir.s the better for tss saor. vacation
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

F0zt St-set School = perfectly gr1asd. As time
eoss oa the zhole eouasry VII hSTs - zhssl inso
Inc EYoa tazs poz1s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

Ths Sepzsras Co1rt vszt oo- % vis= fsncs The
Other day 4 vickssi friend sz.-ssss that tlaeg 20
q Il. bat he inapi01s r5ea vas II OEcs eoGghsa
down
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

The regular E,orthly concert OF prayer for
Nr>ssors viH b. hsid tonight n FCrt Street
Ctzrci- The Slt1il1c C0uusitt-e VII meet
Immediately afier the pgblIc uieets-G-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

TIE steamer Lisrisgs VII leave rezt week on
Thz-s,I1v. February 81. e p H. STE sln ouly
t,J-ch az kI=siha= aud Mahuk11a- ard VII arrive
Al Eouolalu AZ the usual rl1ze-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01
Copartnership Motto:

Copartnerzhip Notice.
THE FIRM OF GREENWELL &
Il GOCTEIA. doing business al KezlakekHa n AsrI-
cultural and sock Farmsrs i composed OF h y
tr--nWeIl ard Aanucl d GoEV=ia- both residing IN
South Eana. Hawaii,
JauuarT Eth. 49,. 80 2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

For perfect 6ttiEg suit GsEts Or Boys1 At Eastern
prices you must cali al the Hoaoiuia Ciotaiag ElP0-
rium ~ An MELLIs. I,s Fort St
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

8fr- VIA Castle Is pu-sizE up an oisee IN the
space between Robertson { Co.'S store ard the
Fuss C-5rp. L Is an excellent situation for 4
l-.urr---s &C.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01
GUARDIANS SALE OF RElL EsTEIE.


HAVE APPOINTED nHnNET v WHIT
FEf V 4ct fcf ~ IS ~ matters - t1tInraI t4r1
= cu1sLka 81 4rnn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

rxrcz2 N'cCrrr, .,
WEpSESRsx, January s. ISL
LRKs vs.. Eynan Rros. Action FOR dam
ares. TIE fnry rerdsrsS verdict for The defend
ants without retiring NesSrsL Davidson and Dole
for rlain;ia Mr.. uartueii for defendantS4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

Ths ssshsi Soeial VII take place to-Do-rOv, Il
5 sz-s ID Prcve Al enjoyable affair 70 those Who
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

he Bszd gave euuesrs GO Monday evening.
Thsre vas tie usual good attzndt-cs the pro
zrinui= Ess reu rena-red- Mat would Homo
lllu be EI-hocE is bau1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01
c0pARTNFRsHIP NOTICE.

rE<I1E uADERsIGSED GIVE aUrICE That
II they have formed Co-partaership. under the I'm
nazl- q Ssm-i O. Wider 1 Co. doing gvaeral Mer
eaandize Commission and shipping business AZ MAIN
fsfruedj sA1rL G. WILDER OF HoaoluIg-
tSt-u-fi C K BISHOP. Of HgueIaIu- ~.
tsiZaedi ". P. JONES or >aH Francisco
Frh-ua-v L 20
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

See rrug-ess Is beng usase With TIE sozS- q
kauz-akzplli Church- Work eoe- OF Slowly, kss-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01
slrH advertisements,
NOTICE.

DISPOSED OF MY
Ii Photograph Gallery Port Street Houolulu, y
J J. Williams & Co. VITO viii cuutiaue the olsiless-
take this opportunity % thanking The pgbc foe their
libefs patron age and hope the same viii b continued
To ny succrssurs tes1 ~ N. DlChsQN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

n. dHs ..s.iaa q 'As lilo '.lspse'' i 10. ia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

Thrse new b-iazss izst finished b Rs4d soPsz-
visrr Jorszu-fa the HIIo district, have bee7
- anar I'LL the p.st Wset-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

A SIN Frsncasco letter 10 the New Tork Nrfios',
IS pretty s-ruuz IN It's structures upur the kar1at
c11t-a-is with NJ Spreckrl<. L also rsTIres the
Old LErya f-s charge. that the Government u the
UuIs=c States loses S1-guUltO annually By the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

Mr Wodeb0use VII await the arrival Of the
Portuguese Co1=issi0uer before he eoun1enees
his investigations Inso the alleged crreitieS. which
have been hr0uZEt % the attention Of the British
G9rsrur-ent. through the CSrgsicis attacks The
Hazaiiar CrJTsrurert have offered Mr. NOte-
hose every facility % carry o. his enquiries
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

While digging poet hoIes for fence ruu1f the
EfnderEzrteu School House q NuEaas Eyeuzs.
ou= u Mr. y zterhauss's lahorgrs turned up an
oIl IDOL Tie EEure Is very small, but It l. vel
PRESERVED Considering koE rare al HsEzIisu
euriusities are. NJ. Naterhuuse must consider
himself lucky 70 have obtained possession q this
s-rar sperlrlen- 50 Iane hurled N the eartE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

ArrCr TcES.
Dc. Tizaale e KsAaia Is in town
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

The Pest Oesce aulhoritiss EoCid Ike Il known
thzr Auszrslzr l. pr u1t1 tne UuivgrsaI Postal
Tuior and tlaL the uustags l. = gslts as b-rlE3-
f1re. A urrrler u lsrters sent flr the last clgu
nzlH Eere short paid there Il n0- 10 fund for
st.,rf r.-5.F f..-A-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

There are two @ three Latin qzotatio1s IN the
present Issue. Apologies are r-zds % tie SafuIfIg
Piyss for their unavoidable Use special devil
HIS. howeEer been supplied With Transitions and
II the s-aE Of that journal viii call ruErd AZ the
cfIee they can be Accommodated WIKI the English
vsrsi1u Tree Of essst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

ren1ia. Mr.. Bnzh1n bad a icr.e ccrfsrencs With
tAee. IN vAich he PCT hslprr thea The aieransagss
Of rer11iztng. Ihev an seated. kuUuTer that tAeT
Preferred % 70 kcre. They had 10Th hcme 10 SEE
vsshes IN hcth reSrects lad oeen Amply safiste1
thsF we're srxicEs 70 ret h0ek tkenseives aad
especiafly anxic1S - take thei- ckfidre1 hack.
These people helcnc % an island where there Is
ve-v llftls warfare hsi-r carried On; il IS tho1gAt
that thote. who helc-C 70 Islands thzt
N unsettled cc1dtso. VII prefer % remain
here. u ruzrinE the rssk q Eeft NJ knocked %
the hsad n soe Ct the many 6Ghts that are daily
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

The cheeky bil sticksr pLzstsred = couple Of
M joe Cartsr's rnanifrssoss On the 1ffsftisssi z
Sacred boarcs. they were speedily removed how
ever The pGl-ic. prgssE1Et ly two sEzlaI bsys.
shirered n rs boots It the delinquent tocu-
rrsrts frlr.cl.s1ti
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

A horse. attached 10 an empty dray, charged up
FROM tie wharf aIarg Fors street. Fortunately the
friEkre1ed ariEal Eas bruuzht % = stand by
Nillers lumber yard. had L confined Is curse
there must have been severe accident On FORT
street E1ieh Eas veil ElIsi with carriages At the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

We are informed nat Marshal Parks leaves IN
he LzeFzlr. to investigate the recent case Of
IrsubortiI-uticn -nd rot AZ HamakuapukU. and
that the Rev Father Lsuuo-e q WsIl1ku has
been rec zested and authorizeG by the Acting Coz
SUI for Portugal, To represent hin II the a5Asr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

some friends Who have been visiting the other
SIDE Of the Island report crops locking very vel
rscr l. especially spoken Of as II hEe condition
he rlal-s are nat neHrty as lad a. ElEht have
be-n expected after TIE severe rains he Eids 10
ilder'z Point EoIoa, vas coz letsd II 81 hours
-5-atrw GOOD tine
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

Sore interesting correspondence vii be found
On car fourth page That uEcu Mr. 4 u Whit
nsy-s letter VS. delayed frutl last week WIEN the
rltuer vas pressed Tor ruou- The letter upuu
Chinese I1buE : written b practical Elan- y b
understands his subject vel and deserves careful
.--...-l..--r-.---
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

Tie Hawaiian cart1ouiss Is 70 TIE fore again he
has been giving the public sou1e amusing hits
urcu eurrsu- events This kid OF thing serves 70
keep cus1n unity alive. TIE List eartou1 vas IN
fav5r q M Joe Carter he = represented as
vaeiur,atir-z the Eauaka- Eh-le tie doctors. with
their noses N their books are moving away.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

The DUR af A5srcsr7 brings the first shipment
for the Marine Railway Of CARS and locomotive
for flInE the space On The reef The grsater pr
ira II tie luaterIsI Is n tie Liz-iS Eel now 80
davs oct Al the lur1ber y - days cut from
Puces SoEnd II TIE EeHFy BsrS- Ike engineer
Mr. CrardzI1 and twenty skil-.1 zlscnz11cs- vii
-r-fre II srear.-r. dre aurIl l5th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

Tie srsess sock o. Gents white and esiorsd Shirts
fast coors} iast received Per STAR City Of Sydney,
can be seen At the Honolull Cushing Emporium
- 4 " MELLIS I0l Fort ST
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

We hear that Mr. J. VILLAINS the vel kHoEu
and popular operator, who his been Ei-h Mr.
DirEsuu the rzsr fez years has hc1Eh1 tie Eatter
rtora ul gallery. lrteu11ngs 70 rehE tie sln1e u
! srss- class u1suner- We understand that Mr..
y dilans has alrcady senf % san Francisco fer =
E-Ss-ciass Operator ard EEE Instruments We
ash him Sucrssa II the suterpriss and thInz tie
paths VII rpFrgclfrs Els e1oJts t. maintain a
hrsr-ciass gallery Ia Hnnal1lz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

It Is said that Iadies arr going to ioia II the new
Athletic uoye1ezt, this = as e should BE-; the
f-r. vas nlezriored % the cflca devil Ezfgrtu-
r-atslv and be zas % the furH again as EszaI-
-Cer-a5uIy said be -ay s-Dgid1't they they
have plerfT u ezperieuce. Il their business 70
trap he's ltrapese Tie visitor TO CEnhz's a
Tea ruiu1tes sfterwzr1s foCnd tie imp rubbing -
ans after RAPID dz=-ezt frsn exc q TIE II
DIS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01
Valuable Rice Plantation aud MlI
FOR SALE
at Public AuCt1OnI
Notice Of KoEsalosaTs q sfo.tE,gs; :.

TIL NNDIl.s ~ ; =, = y :. = ,, = - ,.s
IN certain deed a. mortgage girsn b. Mnk ard khaue
10 I'd IfofschidereT 20 dated the fst daJ 81 Nrrrn
Der 1881 recorded IA uber 81 fcilos - 81. - ny
attend 10 forrciore the said morfraEc Ter rcrdcra
broken and will sell ~ public 1uctior e. t4e aarte1
rooms Of T. r. Adams situate IN Quern street honoillr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

The Firemanss ParzEe ziII take place q Friday
evening This Is q Ee= deuart1rr, formerly The
uarzde vas Rid Lrr11z tie day- Is = f01ld
h1zs7er that a Ez-zhrr q tie ueIlherz object 10
losing days work tie change his beeu mad
TO ncr1runudate these rlen- Great tEIE - ar
promised There Is 10 be torrk-Ight procession
4 visir - the Falzre, where the frszen VII ofeF
rbsir c1suerztulzfiJu % then fireman KING ara
there ara b other aEz1Ee1-eucs- IEsrs = little
.inll.s thsr he change VII Be p1plIar-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

Al ezssrsziuna-zt VII be given at tie AHzie
EalI Eezt Saturday evening Miss Jeunze Boyer
xii make nEr iEs- aruea-zuce bef1rE ire Hnnifsir
uzhfsr- NJ Lasier liz IiIEsiouis-. I'll present an
izrerrstiag AK entitled slpGissTy Of tie Al1e-
res--h Cezrzry and Mr. E91Iz BrJ-ze intends 70
stD= he Fuailc lie Czz1Fy * PEi1Izs. 4 nsE ard
srrr-iirr nv=tsrv= TINS Is srs q MzskelTre and
frlokers cnIehrared tricks This vii be t1tlowsc
bv classical zrUurinEs Ct Roman ard Greclzu
staf-zry. ard tire Etole VII c1uri15e Eirk an
snzzsi-lz t5p-lI tzriettz, tie zenber frunl LetEa-
Nr. BruE1e i eneEEsfic and deserves ful ho1ss-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-08-01
DEATHS.
Obituaries are charged for at GdUeref3friu rate
Notice Of deaths published 0ratuitouslp.

Obituaries are charged for ct GdUerttafrlu rate
Notice Of deaths published 0ratuitousp.
CARsoN-On the 18th of June, 1882, in Moscow,
Augusta county. Va. Abel Carson,-aged n
THoMPsoN.-July 10, of consumption, in Har-
risonburg, Alfred Thompson, aged SO years. s
months. and IL days, leaving wife and two
children.
KERR.-J Alex. Kerr departed this life July
18th, 1882, at his residence in New Hope. in
the 18th year Of his age.
Mr.. Kerr was man of sterling worth, and a
man who will be much missed, not only by his
devoted family, but by the whole community
Wherever he was known all recognized in him
those genuine virtues which 60 to make up
manhood, in its true sense. There were two
traits of character which were prominent in
him-mOdesty and spOtless integrity. These
traits won for him the highest respect and ap-
probation of his friends and not simply his
friends but the citizens Of his native county
AS an evidence of their high appreciation Of
him as q man and citizen, he has held the
Office of Commissioner OF the Revenue since the
year 1859. At the expiration of his term of Of
flee, his faithfulness was approved by his con-
stituents. and ne was returned at every subse-
unwavering confidence and continued support
given him is the highest testimonial that could
nave oeea given MIN by his friends for such a
our day. He was one of the few nowadays
against whom none had aught to say. But
not only was he good citizen, a devoted hus-
band. and kind and affectionate father: he
was more-1nhnitely more-he was christian:
and his christian profession was unimpeacha.
| ble During his protracted sickness, which
was for fully eighteen months, his faith and
patience We're bright evidences of his pieJy :
| and a few days before the Master called him.
the vividness of his views of Heaven and his
joyful ant1c1patiOns were such to cheer the
heart OF his pastor, who caught the words
whispered from his lips with eagerness.
He was buried from Augusta Church July
18th. 1857. He has left a devoted wife and three
Interesting children. s.
GoRDoN.-Near Deerfield, Augusta county, Va,
on July 10th, 1882, Miss Mollie B. Gordon. in
the 18th year of her age.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-08-01
Compliments to Native of this County

The notices we publish below are in reference
to Prof Charles H. Withrow. son of Mr.. VIM.
Withrow, Jr., of Waynesboro'.
The Shelby (Ky.) Sentinel of July 18th, says
prof c. n. Withrow, late principal of Shell
by Academy, has resigned his position to &C
cept more lucrative one at Augusta, Georgia;
during his stay, he has made as many warm
friends as any person who ever came amongst
us. He is thorough scholar, successful; !
teacher, prince among gentlemen, and MS
departure will be universally regretted. we
wish for him the greatest success in his new
field of labor"
The Chronicle and Constttutionalist of Augusta
Georgia, OF July 9th. says:
"The recent action of the Board of Trustees Of
the Academy in electing Prot. Charles H. With
row to the Chair of Languages in place of Mr.
Mallett, who resigned from feeble health, is
ly too rare-where qualifications and good
character alone determine the action of pub,
lie body of men. The community may well
congratulate itself on having such q CAPABLE
ana high.toned Board of gentlemen to look at:
ter the interests of the venerable Richmond
Academy. Prof. Withrow is in every way ell
elected. Graduating at the University of Vir-
ginia with the highest honors, he soon after
entered the Confederate service as young OH,
Ger of engineers and ordinance. and served
with distinction to its close. He afterwards
College, and then became 1kincipal in noted
ScnOOl IN KENTUCKY where ne now TeSlues. LIZ
has had several years experience as teacher
and had numerous testimonials to the Board
of Trustees of the Academy. These were from
the Professors Of the University. of Virginia
from Hampden Sidney College; from the Cen
trail University of Kentucky; from the Union
Seminary of Virginia; from Bishop Dudley. OF
Kentucky. and many others. He is particu.
larly recommended for his power of discipline
in addition to his success as teacher; indeed
he bears in his appearance the indications OF
force of character and a true gentleman. There
were MANY competitors (28). several being con.
spicuous Scholars from other States, for the
reputation of the Academy seems to have
spread far and wide. The wisely severe re.
ouirements of the Board of Trustees, however
eliminated the larger number at the election.
The military feature is to be again introduced
at the Academy"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-08-01
N SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER
Republican Meeting
HELD IN B1CKLE's BUILDING JULY 18th, Il

The meeting was called to order by w. G.
Elliott, on whose motion. Samr Williams was
elected chairman, and B. F. Haynes, secretary.
The chair stated that it was the object of the
meeting to renounce the alternate who was
elected by party Of men who did not know
his standing among his own race.
The chair appointed the following committee
on resolutions. viz
Thomas Tunley, J. W. Washington, D. F.
johnson, A. B. Graves, and W. g. Elliott
The committee reported the following. which
was unanimously adopted
I'VE, the Republicans. in mass-meeting. as
sembled, do renounce the man, W. r. Brown,
who was elected to represent us in the Coali-
ton Convention, which Is called to meet in
Harrisonburg, August 10th, 1882, as we believe
that he was elected by party OF men who did
not know his standing with his race and party.
End, He, W. f. B., can't lead nor represent
onete tenth of the cOlOred voters OF this city, and
we do not recognize him as q ut subject to rep
resent any human kind, and he is denounced
by US for all Time
3rd, That whilst we do not wish to be elected
de- egates or alternates, We must stand by the
integrity of our race and party.
On the unanimous adoption of the above, on
motion, the meeting adjourned.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Chairman.
B. F. HAYNES, Secretary.
~ City papers requested to copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-08-01

A SAD YOUNG MAN.-The saddest young
man we have heard of for many day halls
from Stanton. He has been fossilizing on
Shaw's Fork in this county for several weeks
The other day he came upon an "antlered
monarch" which sprang from its heathery
couch and plunged into the water Of the creek
hard by.
ALREADY glorying in the prize,
Measured its antlers with his eyes,"
and leaped forward to dispatch the game
when, presto! 1.-THE mountain maiden, with
hair like shutdown and eyes darting fire, and
butcher-knife in hand, leaped over the fence
near her abode, jumped into the water, took
"staggy" by the horns, applied the steel and
placidly looked on while its crimson life gently
ebbed away with the tide. Meantime oul
young sportsman came up, only to be beckoned
back by the conquerlng Diana, who, with 6
significant flourish of her deep-dyed blade, ad.
| monished him to ''stand off," and he stood
Poor, ''sad young man." What became o.
him? HE folded his tent like an Arab and
silently stole away."-Highland Recorder.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-08-01
ALuckx Lottery Ticket.
IT WINS 5000 FOR ITS OWNER. MR.. VIM.
IRWIN, OF THIS CITY.


IRWIN, OF THIS CITY.
AS general rule, men who draw prizes In q
lottery are few and far between. but this city
has been singularly fortunate in that respect,
as several citizens have of late gotten small
fortunes in that way. The last fortunate one
is Mr.. VIM. w. Irwin, Clerk in the general
freight Office of the L. and N. railroad, at Second
and Main. Mr.. Irwin. yesterday, while work
ing at his desk in his Office. received an official
looking document bearing the New Orleans
post-mark, and upon opening it he discovered.
to his great surprise and joy, that 1t was an
official notification that he had drawn one
fifth of the capital prize Of $4,000 in the Louis
lana State Lottery. amounting to $4,000. The
lucky ticket was No. 81. OO3. and was purchased
by Mr.. Irwin several days age, and put carelessly
aside as being of but little value. Some time
before the drawing previous to this one Mr..
Irwin purchased the first lottery ticket he ever
had anything to do WITH and it was very near
" the number which drew, the capital prize
He then thought, as he had come so near 1t, he
would try again, and this time purchased one
fifth of the ticket which produced such golden
results. Mr.. Irwin is a middle-aged man, mar
ried, and has a small family He has been
connected with the freight office of the L. and
N, for several years, and has been a faithful
worker, and has many friends both in the office
and out of it who are profuse in their congrat-
ulations.-Louisville Coasrier-Jouraadl, July IA.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-08-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIME GREAT HEAI.TH M

u CHEAT HEALTH kESTORER.-
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to study OF the various ills to which it is heir
If, after years of constant application. some
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benefactor Of his race, and witrgreat proprie-
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mars Richmond, Va.