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TIE HOUSEHOLD.

FRIcAssEED CoRN.-Cut the corn from
the cob, not very closely, and scrape ont
all the juice and what remains of the ker.
nell Add nothing, and cook it, closely
covered, for twenty-five or thirty minutes,
with great care, as it burns easily. Set the
saucepan on ring, so that the corn steams
rather than stews. When done add a lit
tie cream or rich milk, butter and salt, and
serve without more cooking.
APPLE SoUR.-Stew six good-sized ap-
Piles, carefully peeled and cored, mash them
through fine colander and let them COOL
When cold add the unbeaten whites of two
eggs, and whip steadily for an hour. Sweet
en- to taste with powdered sugar, and favor
with vanilla or lemon. A cupful Of sugar
is generally enough unless the apples are
very sour.
RICE CoRN-BREAD.-One cupful Of rice,
two cupfuls of sifted white meal, three
eggs well beaten, one tablespoonful Of lard
or butter, as much milk as will make a
stuff batter, little salt Boil the rice per-
fectly soft, and pour it hot over the meal
Add the butter, eggs and milk, beat it
well and bake it in well-buttered pans in
quick oven.
PICKED PINEAPPLE. = Seven pounds
fruit, three sugar Drown, one quart vine-
gar, one-half ounce cloves. Slice the fruit
one-half inch thick, sprinkle spice between
the layers. Scald the vinegar and sugar,
and pour over the fruit three days in sue
cession.
VEAL LoAF.-Three pounds of veal,
chopped fine, two slices of salt pork, three
eggs, two tablespoonfuls of cream, or lit
tie butter, four crackers rolled, pepper,
salt, sweet marjoram, parsley and onion.
Form in loaf and bake three hours, bast-
ing frequently.
RUSSIAN CREAM.-One quart of milk,
one-half box gelatine, one cup sugar, four
eggs, two teaspoonfuls of vanilla. Dis
solve the gelatine in little water, beat the
yolks lightly with the sugar, boil the milk,
add grated cocoanut while boiling stir
in vanilla, sugar and eggs. Remove from
the fire, then add the beaten whites and
pour into jelly molds.
GENUINE PARKER HOUSE RoLLs.-One
quart -four, one tablespoonful lard, one
half pint milk, one-quarter cup white
sugar (one.eighth cup sufficiently, one
quarter cup yeast, one-half teaspoonful
salt. Rub salt and lard in the -four, scald
the milk, then let it cool to milk heat, add
sugar and yeast to milk, make hole in
the -four and pour the mixture into it
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The Weather and Crops.

The south damp winds seem to be trying to
repair the damages to the crops which want
of moisture and the north winds have caused.
1t is now too late to add much TO the growth
Of grain-straw, or to leDgthen the ears or
heads Of wheat. But much good IL yet posi-
BILE by causing the grains to ell out strong
and plump. 1t is truly wonderful what recu-
perating powers these south winds have, and
it is to be hoped the grain may have the full
benefit Of them III their best form.
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The Second Crop.

The second crop of alfalfa is already being
cut by some of the farmers on the Sacra-
mento river. Like the first crop, the second
is an excellent one, both as to quantity and
quality. The high state of water in the river
will cause the clover to spring up again rap
idly and to grow with strength and vigor, and
it now seems likely that the third and fourth
crops Of hay will very generally be secured
before the last days of September.
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BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

yTyHE ABOVE WE'LL KNOW SUPERIOR
MONTE DIABL0 COAL, the most econom
at Black Diamond Landing, Contra Costa county
and al the Office Of the Company, southeast corner
OF Folsom and Spear Streets Ban Francisco.
p B. CORNWALL,
n7.a President B. @. 4. &C
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In San Francisco. We import direct from the
principal msrts in Europe, consequently can sell
lower than any other house in the trade Country
orders attended to. W. Davidson q Co., Nos
lp1 and l03 KearnY street, San Francisco.
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TIE subscriber desires 70 call the Of lawyers, sdao
and business generally throughout the West 70 Tie fac
n ,hs VALLEY PRESS for doing thoroughly good printing
lie will maintain reputation long .teoed 70 tne
houss TIE Of elegant and feet printing !, not grsa'z
a. ia, which is disagTeeabe 20 y and hand. Address
Il. A. WEAVER, ST St., Sacramento. ca
mS-splm
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
EDUCATIONAL.

Justin Gares.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to i2'
Montgomery st., s. F. Country orders solicited
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HATS

school Of Civil Engineering, Surveying.
Drawing and Assaying "a Pos, st. A. Van der Nailen
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RUBBER AND OIL GOODS.

Davis a KeIlogg-Pioneef Manufacturers Of Caps
Ann Oiled Clothing, Hats Covers, ETC. Importers
and Dealers in Rubber Boots and WOODEN Goods
No. "a California street.
The Gutta Pefcha and Rubber Manufact.
uring Compauy-MaLufacturers OF Rubber Goods
of every description. Patentees Of the celebrated
ssMaltese Cross Brand" Carbolized Hose. Corner
First and Market streets. J. W. Taylor, Manager.
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EAhDwARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC

Hermann, The Hstter-Nc. s3s Bsarny street,
near Pine The finest hats st the loves. prices.
Factory: No. II Belden street
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Pacific Business College and Teleeraphie
Institute-(Life Scholarship, fos full Business
Robinson, P1oprietors, No. $40 Post Street, eppo-
site Unioh' Square, s. F., Cal. Send \ Grculsrs
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no. 40 J STREET.


A fTORNEYS AND COUNsELoRS-ATLAw-
~ Special attention given to Probate, Land and
other Legal Business. Correct Abstracts taken
from the Records OF ALL Instruments In
any Of the Public Offices, affecting title TO and
membranes upon any town lots or lands within
the county Of Sacramento furnished on short notice
Also diagrams representing the boundaries OF such
lands, taken from actual surveys made by the
County Surveyors jes4ply
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DIZZY GOODS.

Frank G. Edwards-Importe and Dealer, No
62S to 6S4 Clay street, San Francisco.
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sTArroNERs. PRINTERS ETC,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs

n. 8. Croker 4 Co.-Importing and Manui.ct
uring Statoners, Printers and Lithogrsphers, Nos
us, III and 20 Bush street. above Sansome.
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PIKE & YOUNG,

HARRIAGE MANUFACTURE 49,
" ers, corner Of Fourth and e1akEh
streets, Sacramento, have on Ss,sf3-f -
hand the largest assortment OF Sl>CSl3-eZ ~
Carriages Wagons and Buggies 10 be found IN sacrs
rento, which .heys sell a. Tery loE rates. Dl5--d
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WHOLESALE GRoCERS.
Taber, Harker a Co.-Importers and Wholesale
Grocers, Nos. los and ITO California street.
WeIlman, Peck d C0.-Importers and Whole
sale Grocers and Dealers In Tobacco and Cigars,
Nos 126 to 1872 Market, and No. % California
SACRAMENTO REOOR0-uNION.
San Francisco once, No. New MOntgom
cry street palace HoteD.-J. b. Sharpe, Agent.
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
DIRECTORY
IMpLEMHNTs.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Frank Bros.-General Ag'ts Walter A. Wood Now
ing and Reaping Machine Co., 3l9 & 32l Market st.
Baker & Hamilt0n-Importerso OF Agricultural
Implements and Hardware; Agents Of the Benicia
Agricultural Works. to 10 Front street
David N. Hawley-Importer and Dealer
in Agricultural Implements, Agent Of Woods and
Meadow King Mowers, III and ll9 Market street.
George A. Davis 4 Co.-Manufacturers Agents,
327 and 32e Market street.
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SWANS Family Bakery and Dining
Saloon-No 636 Market street. Wedding cakes,
Ice cream, oysters, ieles etc. constantly on hand.
Families supplied.
Campus Original Italian Restaurant has
reopened under the management Of N. Giamboni,
Campi's former partner. Nos. 63i and 533 Clay
It,, near Montgomery. Everything first class.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
CARPETS, oILcLoTHs, E

Bros. Manufacturing Core.
pository, 81 Market street. A. H. Isham, Manager
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ARTISTS
BUSINESS COLLEGES,

-Optician and Photographer, No.
Montgomery street. Established in 1851.
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MILLINERY
RESTAURANTS.

The Bandbox-The popular Millinery Establish
ment B. S. Hirscb 6 Co., No. 748 Market street
Strict attention TO orders from the interior
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-10

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
of WcssOn, nj II regular meeting held
on the 9TH inst, declared WcSson u
separate school district, in accordance
with the provisions of the general
SchoOl law of the State. ll'csson will
cndeavor 10 have ten or twelve mouths
of public schools each year in the fu-
twc, for the benefit OF the factory
children. Walter Il. Thompson, has
been elected Principal of the school.
DIR. e. e. Marshall, il well known rs
scientific Dentist. aud has served
the people OF this county faithtully
anal is still athis post. All work guar
autccd a. To beauty and durihility.l
Tom Tcarrcy has moved into the
house on Crool.cr Street rcccntly occu-
pied 10y Mr.. G. ". Rogers; Mr. Eogcrs
will leave for Texas in u few days.
l.. l.. Fathcrrec is having lumber
hauled to build an office on his lot OPP
positc the Court House; when compile
ted it will he occupied by the Copiah
Signal.
fellows Sweet Sixteen. iog the COM
plcNion, only kept I'll 4. G. William-
son Drug Store. Copiahan.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-10
PASTURE.

Tue pasture On lie K;lcrca'o place
il enlarged, and Tie fouco removed
md Il now rcaly for The reception
II al, Kinds Of stock.
=. q B,E'r. AGr.
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Cl,lTCERY TOrlCE.

The state of Mississippi-To 5. p.
Newman. :. ID. Stockman, comprising
the firm ~ :. y. Ncwmah y Go, The
New Orleans Canal and Banking
CO., and the Crescent City Insurance
CumlTny:
I"umc commanded To appear be-
fOlc the Ihgn,cry coUit Oi Cop!dl
county. in said State, at Rules, in the
Clerks office thereof, ON the LIST Mon
day. the Bid day of April, les2, to- de
trud the suit. in said court, OF L. l..
Mcclure, wherein y"u are defendants.
j. VI. NORMAN, Clerk.
l!allclurs,. March 10, lcS2-5-lt.
Il. y. Miller. Attorney.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-10

The "Pecl Hay Press" isa prodrc-
ton of the inventive genius of Mr..
LG Peel of our town; VI Peel concciv-
eel the idea of a press while ON II visit
70 the Atlanta Cotton Exposition, ana
an his return home Immediately went
TO work to project his idea into some
thing more Tangible, ~ the result of
his labor he now has in every respect
the most complete hay press manuiaet-
ured in the United States; anyone
wishing To examine it will find 4
molel Vi FE liciway's Black Smith
shop.
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pRESBYTERY OF
M!SS!SSIpPI.

The Presbytery of Mississippi, will
hold its next regular meeting in the
Presbyterian Church of llazlcLurst, on
Thursday, the Both March. iSS.. The
opening sermon viii hc preached by
Rcy.J. Gilbert. a Presbyterian Sun
day School Convention will Ice held on
Wednesday the 2Dlh March, convcn.
Ing at9a. NJ. Topics a: deep interest
to the Sunday school cau>c, are To hc
discussed. The pphlic are cordially
invited trattcrd the sessions of Pres
hytcry aud the Convention.
W. II. GIyGuAM, PASTOR
lIallcliur>t Miss.
RJcii 1t. lS-29.
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.,,ANnERY NOTICE.

The State of Mis,is>ippi-To Samuel
-. Newman and :. ID. Siociman,
comprising Che firm of ;. Is. Newman
n Co. The New Orleans Canal and
Banking TO-, and the Crescent City
Insurance Company:
You are commanded To appear be-
fore the Chaucery court of Copini'
county, IN aid State, at Rules, IN The
Clerks Office thereof, on the list Nom
day, the 3d day of April lsS2, to de-
icnd the suit, in said court, al u. lose
berg. aud others, Wherein You are de
PENDANTS. J. VI. NORMAN, CIR.
llazlclmst. March 10, lSs2-5-lt.
Conn y DoGdS, Atty"
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

y ~ I.Ib KIN W. 'N--
To Bcadlcs, Wood. s. CO., New Orle-
ans, In:
attachment. n the suit OF ii I.
Gotham s. Co., against Your estate for
One Thousand Dollars, rctriablc be-
fore thc Circuit coirt,of Cupiah coun-
~, Mississippi, has been executed, and
is now pen ding N said court; and un-
lcsS YOU appear before said court on
the fourth Monday of April, los2, and
plead 10 said action, Judgment will he
entered and the estate attached Will
Ice sold. E.W BROWN, Clerk.
liazlclurSt, March 10, lSc2-J-lt.
II. y. Miller, PMS Attorney.
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The state OF NissiS,igpi.-To J..A.
NcGyhcc aal rnr,in e. McGchcc:
Irg alc commanded to appear hc.
fore the Chlu"cry Court ot Copiali
county. in laid State. on the frst Nom
day iu july. !. Il. ic,., 10 slow cause
i:aay yea can, why thu iiual accoNm;
of Daniel SchWcm. ENccutorof the rs-
tate of ". !. Green, deceased, this dly
i,l,d IL said court. should not hc al
lowed. =. u. NORMAN, CIk.
Iiaz,clur,t, March I'D, lSs2-J-.t.
HB Niyc>, Atty.
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yOiIcc

Having had the misfortune to bc
burned ont, aul wishing To start my
business again, | desire al those in
L,ht,d Ia me To come forward ut once
aud settle their debts at homer.
GRO. TuMiCICu,
Hazl,hurst. March M. lSS2-5-:lt.
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500. Aociaspt a Waial,ea.

OH XsN ErI14n, TWENTY-FIVE MN r1uEEn
One Of the most serious accidents that has ever
hnpponed on thu Islands occurred at Walakea
Plantation. HIlo just before the LiLt'iLt sailed
II has leen the custom for two years past FOR the
locomotive 10 pull a car load Of men TO their work
and 10 leave the car ON the track for the men to
cosue home on IN the evening. the track having q
grade q from - 20 - in the 100. The men had
t-ctn rcpeafeily warned of the danger of allowing
the car - set too much way on. On the after
noon IN question. Nessrs Young and Kennedy
vsre Just returning from tour around the feds
when they saw the car rushing down the track az
exyress speed. Il appears that when the car was
ready 10 start. a couple Of gangs Of men belonging
20 Messrs, Richardson and Akana piled IN with the
mil hands, IN direct contradiction of oruers.
There were. altogether, - men IN the car Instead
81 letting tho car 90 gently. they permitted IL 10
1ncrcase It's speed 80 much that when they attempt
I'd % siopit. they were unable 10 do SO. When Nj.
lounC noticed Il. lie calculates that 10 was going
al the rate uf 90 miles an hour. smash was inev-
table and he al once Calloped towards the track.
A. son A. the car reached n curve II gave bound
and shot the whole cargo Of men into the air, land
inR thcin amongst lot Of rocks and loose stones
One Chinauan died within few minutes of the
cztasiruphe, his breast teing smashed completely
m and about = Of the occupants were mere or less
injured One Portuguese had his thigh broken.
and Norwegian had his Knee dislocated and the
ieg bone fractured. NJ. Young did all he could to
alleviate the sufferings Of the wounded and Mr..
Kennedy al once went to the mill for assistance.
The locomotive was NJ the spot within Is minutes
II the accident. and the sufferers were removed as
gently As the circumstances would allow Drs
Wetrnure and kiftrldce were soon in Attendance
and every care was promptly given 10 the wounded
men, On examination II was found that only L
% % were seriously injured. No blame attache.
the men had ample warning. All The wounded ar
having the greatest care shown them
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. M-s-s- Co.'S lime rapIe for Isea.
COM MER CIAL.

H0NOL TIT, NAY 10th, lss2
.orfirued dcartl % shipping be The causc 81 very
,, .fr IN our export trade. sugar has been brought
- lr-r guuntities and nearly every available place
= to,-r Is allied The Fioua, the only vessel on the
s,h Ia iu,i been cleared ~ her large import Of coal
80 commenced yesterday 10 take In the large cargo
mai s~nit. her. The Fumes Abbey, from Boston,
-1-s o full cargo % seasoaab.e goods De- about due;
-iso tie hark stella. from New York. and the Edward
Var from Liverpool A large fee, Of regular traders
from thr Coast arr over due The frt pun Of The iraae
Wind win no doubt bring 90 these vessels into port
tn, only arrivals have been The Cassie Hayward.
from Humboldt with o. cargo % lumber the Emerald
fran po-t BlaEelv and thc s'mr Australia from sgd
nu.
n. depa-tu-rs comprise the ida schuauer. and ihe
sr--- arsfrrT.a for san Francisco.
7--r Io-s 81 Government land uu thg Flaius- oi an
s---r-uir ucusu-1m-ut % about 7ucrc- Teaized -
-7l 90 "wednesday last. Nossr-. kuudseu and M-o.
smith wcrJ the purchaser.
The Legislative Assembly have not get passed aug
rnr.-urs. that win in any way afeet trade
Ma. Meeting TO advocate ODE total lroliuai'on OF
tr import 81 srritu0as liquors a- held la.t weeks as
matter ~ trade interest find tlai tho amount col
-ri-5 Tor dut-s and 5urre u 1881 amounted 90 sis
$50
NE p Adams viH hold his regular Cash sale
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PASSENGERS

Tor san Francisco per Discovery. April -tl-s
~--rIkrns wife and . children Fol Nurri-.
Prem Wiud.arl Ports. per LikeIik0 May Major
Wrcsfessr. = Cie-h0u Mr. 7 hIrl-n. 4 j
Iovl-is A AouHz. " Bridge vs. D Olsen vs. d Hu.
u-r y v Su-uuiI. q 4 ss-aaIn- Mr. 7 Eeutour Miss 4
Wiehf = L.rEi- Mics Wight Nf=s Wight j Ward
Dg'soyer. p p fIastiurs Mr. Ncllruth, y tumwru "
TayIof. 4 winston BIB DsmiuE, Capt D Taylor, keI
~ and wife Miss AhCIp.
Frum sydney, per Australia, MAY s-NIr A j White
and sferra-u and - cabin and % siurruEc iu tfIsit
fuf san Francisco.
fnF Nlu Francisco, per Australia May SD -eeugu.
Hmuud, i D >prrlkeIs gUT Halliday. d Au.nrr-. q Il
Io-f-f and wifi. ] Noliu-eu and iumIly D. Dalton
W TarfIrf " q Nurdaaru. % NDttrr, O. Tucker = N
ThumVsuu W 20 Hopper. tJ FishcI. Br1-IIr Nrs j
y TzviHf Mr. Allen Herbert Mr. Lowell aud children
NJ NfHeLp0Ie M Henry Waferb0uzo, Miss Water
huuf-. Mr. MrE--dr and children.
Fu- K1auez- -rgr 1amr- Nakr0. May >-Nar-hal
Pu-tr, % Bri1-Iucs. Col ~paldiH- wife aud child.
end NJ. Baldwin.
Fo- Eoloa, PET C. T. Bishop May 81 Arnold. Irwin
Hnd NJ Noticed.
Esr Nsui, per Lehua, May s. b zones and wife, and
a. Hutton.
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MEMORANDA.

Hrru-i Of the = Australia. Capt. lr- from - a-
nv srd Auckland Co. san I-ghltEcd pilot
20 svdufE Of sgh April. 90 fsir Light Winur with
-tr ~-a-hrrIr uuds prevailed uU fle 3ds sighted
n TlI-r. king 9ftf % -i5 grounded Nefh Cape
=. EFn ~ and received pilot 0f Auckland a NJ 80 Oh
.-- dtr Affrr d.-1hnr.iuc and rcceiyiu. y L. malls,
rassrurrrf and proceeded o. ga 90 s ui iuH
"a Ar-iI Passed from go " Longitude on The 9Th.
r--h h-ad winds with cloudy weather prevailed UP iu
M srhs uasrcd the s LcaIuudia ai D uu flr 10Th
bound south uudy weather with frequent squalls and
shower OF thr I'd MAY Crossed the Equator Ou tlp
rra-nin. az the I'd. iu long 100 i1 W experienced
equally vustr with frequent hard shuUurs uu the ith
and sh inst and received pilot on Honolulu 9 met
IT gsfuF w.
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EXPORTS

fuf San Francisco per Ida ~thuaurr Nag 5-tlsHf
.Ifs .urar $50 ell- m0las-es Value sil .l6,.t3
Ea- san Frarciscu Yrr Australia, MAY .th-ig3 tuus
.1-u- ltb tone rice. and ieN huChs bananas.
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PETERSON HUPpER-At the residence of the
tridF's father A. Hopper Esq. uu MAY ih, HvI- a.
frgzau. Hs-i-trd by Rev. =. O. Damon. ID. d.. NJ. T.
Hrl1- PErEEsoN- to Ni-s NAM j. UurIEE, botn oi
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PORT OF HONOLULU.


Arrived
~ An IE Emerald. lord. from rurf BiakU'E
Am ID Cassie Hayward. LrBlIIIsirl from
Humboldt
s-TNss Australia. Car1dI from Australia
Sailed.
Ma t-Am -lh ida schuaucr, SPENCE i1r San Fran
e-rNSs Australia. Car-iI', iur san Francisco
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Messrs wodehouse and Cleghorn have been
visiting the East Maui plantations and Spreckels-
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Mr. Miles has brought wife and sister to
reside with him in his island home
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The schooner Jennie Walker arrived in Kahului
last Thursday, and the Emma AtgHsfa left the
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The Baldwin mill under Engineer Campbell is
grinding to its full capacity, and doing very per
feet and economical work.
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Miles Bros. have recently imported four horses
from the Coast of the finest stock and breed.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

Dissolution of C0partnership.
UNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
i TOFORE carried on at WaiulSu, Maui, under the
firm name of the Kwong Lung Tai Company, composed
Of Kong Hing Lung ~ Fong Man Foo, dissolved by
mutual consent April 18th, 1881 The above business
will be carried on in the future by Kong Hing Lung Of
Honolulu Coon Chuck Wong POI and Tong Ming Of
WaiIuku under the firm name Of the Kwong Lung Tai
Company and will assume all Liabilities and collect all
debts due the late firm,
KWONG LUNG TAI COMPANY.
Waikiki Mani April 18th. lsS1 g1l Pm
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! c0rresp1ndenI nom Mani Writing WIN EeIeI-
ence TO an item which appeared in the GAZETTE
fortnight ago relative TO the working Of the tele
graph and telephone wires on that island says
I. ] think your informant must have struck Laha-
ina and tried 10 telegraph there That end of the
line was abandoned nearly two years ago as It cost
all the receipts of the whole line to keep II IN
repair and brought in no money. The line now
runs from AIaalaea TO Haiku with a branch to
Grove Ranch. and runs with as few Interruptions
as such an old wire and small one could be
expected. There has been no stop over forty-eight
hours and these only in very exceptional cases
when the repairer was not to be found We are
putting in new wire nov Of larger guage, and
hone TO make a better report thereafter"
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The .4saa left Kahului on Saturday. She car
ned full freight Of sugar and large party of
win and family, who intend making stay in San
Francisco: Rev. Mr.. Rouse and family who 60
East for four months, and Mr.. c. H. Dickey who
will make flying trip combining business with
pleasure.
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NOTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NO
i ticc that II. NJ. Moore has made an assignment "a
him for the benefit Of his creditors All persons haV
ing claims against the said II. NJ. Moore will please
present the same at once J. B. ATHERTOS,
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Mr.

to. The party broke up little before II o'clock
Good wishes to the young couple.