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Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

-Guavo,as. atthe mouth of the Gulf

-Guaymas, at the mouth of the Gulf
of. California, is, a,place of which even
w;eslI-informed people have rarely heard;
but it is point from which, for two
years past, railroad has been slowly
creeping north, and it is announced that
this road will connect with the South
western system. The road was started
by Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe capt.
tai; but, that i line is not near enough
south to make junction and it is possi-
bic that a connection will be made by
way, of the Southern Pacific. The4new
route will be four days shorter than any
existing route to Australia, New Zealand
or the Western coast of South America.
Chicago Journal.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

on an Iowa railroad con-
cluded that, in the intervals Of regular
business, he might win some money
from passengers as a 'three-card monte
operator. After praeticipg with. the
cards until he considered himself an
adept, he chose green-looking man for
a first victim = but = this Y person was, a
professional gambler, and the peddler
quickly lost $3.50, for the recovery Of
which he has brought a suit.-CAicago
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

PLANTATION PHILOSOPHY: Remember, young
man, dat de best frien' yer's got on dis earth
Is better frien' ter himself, den he is ter
You Doan turn m IN outen de r4nks oh re-
spectablity case he's a coward While Nature
was foolin' away her time paintin' different
colors and stripes on de horns OBJ de Jack
spsppers an uider bugs, | doan see why she
didn't contrive some easier way fur child to
cut teeth,-ArkdasdU TraDeler
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16
""- ~ ~ III.
Injurious Habits.
Avoid all habits I'll

AVOID all habits That are Injurious TO Your
heath. The practice of going about the house
winter mornings with naked feet often causes a
bad cold that may, end in consumption. Rapid
eatin, causes arrangement Of the digestive Or
gans. Aquarresome habit may end in muir
der. The habit Of taking severe cathartic med
icines is very unwise.il When suffering from
ind gestion, etc, it is best to strengthen those
organs by using DR.. Guysott's yellow Dock,
and Sarsa aparilla, Itassists nature in restoring
heath and Strength to every part of the body
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16
Persona1r

5THEVOLTAIo BELT Co., Marshall, Michs. will
send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Voltaic
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days to men young or old) who are af-
flicted With nervous debility, lost vitality and
kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy and
complete restoration of health and manly vigor.
Address as abovea N. B.-No risk is incurred,
rs thirty days trial is allowed.
STEP on woman's trail and she has a
claim for damages Her redress is a new
dress-A o. Picaylae r, s-.gtsrfn
Do YOU want good breada Use National Yeast
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16
Jersey infants, aged eleven,

- lnree Jersey lnIantS, aged eleven,
ten, and seven years, have been arrested
for breaking into saloon and making
off with all the liquor and segars they
could carry, and whatever change they
could get held of. A seren-y -year-old
burglar is asad and humiiiating com
ment on the education and care of Young
children in America Christian Union.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

~ 'tIt is great art to do the right thing
ut the right tinle.' Tie person subject to
OF the kidneys or liver has
protective duty to perform in purchasing
package Of kidney-Wort. 1T 1 invigorates
these organs, aud by its cathartic and dinretie
effect, cleanses the whole system Of all bad
humOrS. y--s-f . T. .s.-
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16
A Fatal Mistake

would be not to take DR.. r Y. PieTce,s '9ioid-
eli Medical Discovery" II you. are pliious, SUI SUI
ton, (scrofulous disease of the slplgsE , Sold
BY all druggists. fn .etm,f4' ss&t
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

FUScTIoxAL derangement. of the female
system is quickly cured by the use OF ~. X.
y Pierce,s Fayorite Prescription" 1t re-
moves pain and restores health and strength.
BY all druggists. ~ y4dtoTd sEW 8H0 .7s,
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

THEY used to say when a man was in an i'll
humor that be "had his back up" NOW
they remark that he is ''on his ear" This Is
a great and needed improvement Hsh N
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

LEA pint of the finest ink for families or
schools can beinade from a ten-cent package
of Diamond Dye. Try them tf. ga.YE
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

"NEyER swear before ladies'" says a
What are we to do. Walt until the
ladies swear first, and then swear after thems
An early reply solicited. bloomington Eye.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

7 FUNNY FACE That 'sneon,n whether we
spell it backwards or forwards, is always mid
day.--Anadrew'S 14,aericaa queen. fiGiL# y
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

"A YOUNG man in Goshen has been entirely
cured OF nervous prostration by playing on a
fiddle, The disease passed tothe family next
door Detroit Free F1ess
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

THIS year people have been going away to
spend their money, not to spend the summer.
Ia. q. Picdyt,se.. L iSf1'7ao r'i5 " "}44J t''
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

VAST merit is inherent in St, Jacobs Oil,
and we heartily recommend it to our readers,
-Chicdgo (IA y Western Catholic 4ai FhtaSA
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

,AwRITER in the Musical Education. writes
On .tHow to Breathe Tothose who are not
too lazy it will be found Interesting. IN d.
Picdyyne. ys A-3 ..t4 ,s.vt -.,...
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

WIEN ten7eent pie ces again become fash
lousb'e as articles OF jewe'ry every man can
wear dime-and 7pin.-N. y Commercial Id
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

STRAIGHTEN your old boots and shoes with
Lyons Patent Heel Stiffeners, and wear them
again. Sold by shoe and hardware dealers.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16
!. pIe,sont P,1rratiye PelIets''

DIR. PIEBcEfs ssPleasaut Purgative Pellets"
are s,igar-coated and inclosed in glass bottles,
tlieirvirtues being thereby preserved uuim-
paired for any length Of tine, In any climfate,,
50 that ithei ave always fresh aud reliable
No cheap wooden Or pasteboard boxes By
drIl oristS
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

AMAN Should not resgn-even an umbrella
while under cloud.-N. o. Picayune. .i
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

THE New. York Eoeni,ag Telegram says =: To-
ny Pastor was cured Of rheumatic pains bySt.r
Jacobs Oil. He praises its efficacy.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

ENQuIRER: Are there any signs of hard
winter! There are Seven English lectur-
ers threaten to visit this country.-Boston
Past
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

An Arkansas girl refused to marry her low
er unless he performed some heroic deed He
e.oped with her mother.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

RoUGH ON R&Ts.'' Clears out rats mice,
reaches, bedbugs, gophers, chipmunks. 15c.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

REDDNG' $ Russia Salve is the most wonder
full healing medium in the world. Try it..
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

ITis not always the flower Of the family
that furnishes the bread.GW Whitehall Times.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

SKINNY MEN, Wells Health Renewer'' re
stores health and ygor, cures Dyspepsia. 81.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16

That terrible scourgc
fever and ague, and
its congener, bilious
remittent, besides af-
fections of the stom-
acil, liver and bowels,
produced by nliasma-
tic afr and water, are
both eradicated and
prevented by the use
OF Hostetter's s Stom-s
ach Bitters, a purely
vegetable elixir, IN
dorsed by physicians,
and more extensive
ly used as a remedy
for the above class Of
disorders. as well as
for many Others than
any medicine of the
age. For sale by all
Druggists and Deal
ers generally.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16
THE ST. LOUIS MIDLAND FARMER

is the oest and cheapest Agricultural Monthly N'lrs
miunIs. No clubs. We simply ask = cents t1r -la
subscription. Every Farmer wants IT, EsablshuAE
years. Sample coDy for Scent stamp. Addnss
MTDLANDs FAR MER. vt. Louis. Mo-
Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-16
THE MARKETS.

Do YOU want good breada Use National Yeast.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
What Our Friends Say of U..

Our people NYe aoczStcre5 10 have the most
rid;c,lous sooszats oircglated sboz, them and
tax Affairs even vhen people come 20 vsS5S Tire
is.srds they Ssnzrzily mAnsce TO ct tie accounts
they write fan % eIinsYAsznt AhsGriities. bat
iSe-e HIS be-a sort of foatins knPe that cur
nsscnScrs - Ssn VrtHci-,o had l-sS-ae sprr-thne
shcaG T. III tolloziaS. however. which Is clipped
froac the AelGs L<ffrr dS>rz.as tie hope into tam
sir. and gcs ne Me- ESfsrr has frlcht molly on
u=r >i5e IN the matter Of the Ckrusicls attacks
Here i tbs isens
"A teE .ezrs ago : c1znpi-cs survey Of the lands
IN tie SSlld-iol Islands Nks mace. and II Ess ap-
n.c-z1u0e6 sul,.lis the gcopas- Trers were abo1i
SKY thc-Ssld natives ard zbn1t eislt t-suSsr1
allo,r-e.ts we're made 70 the families Which, made
up this sky i6,I-Ssrd- The lands uerc teid IN
F,srretzity IS fc-~e fauaiies-ihey c1uld n part
VITA TIE ute forever TIE p-rseEt Mag VS. =
clerk Il one u tie ts1vesnrlc1i olc=s- and vas
e.ec.s6 ~ p5p-iar yt.e. Ike cruzu passed to him
ant bis lsirs ;oEtg-r- he English held con-
trin. ilzle-zoe II he eieciio sIsd Il ! said that
Q1-ea kzaEn1 wss -sfss-ed ard the e,stiol earned
b srss sell k1o=E 10 tGu-e vag an1ersis..o tie
zp-ksl, q ei-c1ive institutions Toe English
thel clctrulle-1 ne f-z6e Of the lsands- The
sugar iatsres.S. lsrg-e ttsre- verU tf.el bot
lnipe-fectly devsioq~d- Ihs aigk duties On sscsrs
here- and tx cl-t ard E1sk * tzansfs1Fss.ilg7
aro1nd Czpe HSrn- uere al s,zIESf il. ISe Ne.h-
C.csz Nis,su1eEs-s frca tsts c1lntTy Eers there IN
great fore. AID thy had. 70 v-ry CTeat extent,
tie cou66fzce OF tie 1stive-- VIXEN RECIPROCITY
With the Unifed S;ast-s ulSrt.-l. the avsr~sol
hers 20 anything boxing ty~sr1 fr=c tr.de Sss
os-ron-ns o. th= p1o>r,cf Il casting the Enciist-
ard liz pr1ssp-,c u bc1eottilg the reopls Of the
Pscise oss>;- Tse Msssunzries AN .oz ~lce aSake.
Ehsy iess-d a graf PaTtio1 u the .l=-t sugar
l@ts frnl1 t--s= Esrar I-ors-ii ! sid ztttircs
e Rat uu-zilal mt, in nsuy Instances - .oz
1fSv os1-s - zc-r- b very he>s lzncs IN
TIKI Sse-sd. and whoa tnss zlE s1b4st 70 the
szcfr Gisn;e=s Al fnoa ten u afte-a dollars pr
acre tlfI- leases troL2 tie natives us7slly ran
NM sc wears Ih= lsisrds are sTarIning vita
p-spie- There ar many ChinEra=u there -
flz-s are !. soe United StAtes- fhere are thirty
o. fu-fy thcoss-li whites Ths ElEi.sh are ooszed.
tbsir trade 6uiz5sei dszn 70 slraost uutsins. ami
AeFlsans resu J. tbeir ssezd Re NATIVES are fret
fgl z.-G G-soulteacsc- Strz.crrs are rszrsnC the
profits fro. tkelr cIhszsstsss soli- Ilsir trusted
irl--lss are rolling N ~szisk zithout col1- any
zoEE GO investing zry csp<1sl. Iksy have cuiy
heez TOO stsrP for the oc1fstin- natSvr>- he peo
PIE sre lozgilz zyE fog re-zrn e the simple r1ie
e Czcsz km-a- Nhez the Reciprocity Treaty
z1sa stES crzus-y i-rsS sbe-e ali Be TerutEt,oa
iEers hz- tzsy I'll lsos ts sble 20 shake OF tee
Isc-bzs Of thes- lass he white man -di b
s--u1- fo- she ssnr1s zsfiSes- AID soohe- ts-
T5c.z c-I-s All - oonustfed u the azn.e Of Id
CIV
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

Dec. @-four men were killed in a coliiery ex-
p'osion in Pensyivannia-
II. c. Riddelbeuccr. Readiusser Candidate, has
been elected TO the United States Senate.
Chonc rsao in. the new Chinese Minister had
reached Omaha. en-ronte for Washington
The story Of Jef Davis stealing the g. ocooois
denied.
Ireland remained in her chronic condition Of
protesting against the Land Court with cold farmer
tor breakfast.
Minister Hamlin presented his Credentials to
Ming Alfonso making sps~ch on the occasion in
which be expressed the friendly feeling which tx-
listed between the United States and Srsin Alfonso
reciprccsted.
The Mansion HOUSE relief fund for distressed
Irish ladies amounts TO eS.tun.
Alfred Awkward. formerly connected with the
Eenisns- now Secretary TO Joubert the Boer Com
nander, Is to lectnre in England on behalf Of the
Hocrs
The English Government hRs granted permission
b the German Union Telegraph Company 10 u~e
Nalsntia as aconnecting punt for the cable about
10 be lard frum Emyirn, uniting Germany direct
with the Ansls-Americzu lines OF telegraph cables.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

~ s-sai -z7u-s. - D-c-zas-r -, ~ ssass7. ard
~ re y-.- gSsl The sss~iEs ., gratifying. ,risE
So fr-
r--.sIs E.-a-~ " ? ks1zs 80 ar - isnt.
.Fest-l Il sa-isz. F.-s- - tnr ki--1u Thr a-s-u-
d. - ~ tl- aElius .rs-ltc1- AID m 7-lc-s
- I'd Errr cs1-lG-rr1 esc1y sat,--acfo-r- III
f.i.sEiae . Ih- -l - ltzss - ~ T1-cEise-,,
49,. sod ~ z-azat.= Diamond iiaad So -; .se
r. 49,. e A-szn- il i'uuE- hru.i2 ccl-sil.1s
q - &c. : - nrur-. - S.ll-s
~ AkHzaas 81 AEhEzal-a- " fluE- hEWzlt. CO.
t.fa.=s - Hc---, t. llis Ss3~7g AIiIkIIa- ~ s.
~ Aszpzaa e, Ksssili.k.- il Fssa- Us,rtii, o.
tauirs 81 ac-e-, z-r . les-, &c X Ee1i' ioe -
-
o. aiui-- zc--s. ac-r - le>ss g Ealh k--Se-
Ts- sezrz.s s. KaspsAz- u KiFaAliz- k,z.. oozs.
I = s--r- &C. : fz-se-. ~ -
n iisius - f1skc- IN WH1sz- EaT1ii, c,lrS =
49,. &c F--kr-
4 2 lir1- e. 3 - -.
- Tara e Faz- be- wsiStsi. ozau- caEts = s-iic
49, K-ikt. To- Slltt. .-
r. La-S - k.isisHpz ard AEziacass. y NIlstSl
Oah. u--t- --lst aez-.. 60 Ns7s7-lt7--H - So
Lac NP1kE1l. "a WEtsEi- Oaks. c1E1s- a-lA
- 30 r. 4 N LtS-lSs- * s-sA -
CT - ar-r- Nskzsre-s- 80 : *
Ia. Hai- rs.rA.. a Re - Pa. Va Hris'sL = r.
,-.- 49, - o. : = Lass Sc So
aa- Itzi1a g. ksr-rSu- 4 NHiSlki- osar c1-S ~
49, @. satz. - 3 90
So ksI- -.rrN-- ~ WAR E-aSa-a- 60 iss
rl-aasszE a kr-rs EnieSzi. cc- X : .tre-- =
ksausF1asa--- ~ : 90
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

Mths rrrulss meeting Of the above association
on SATURDAY evening last Mr.. Chss 7. Dillinc-
ham was elected Secretary in place Of Mr.. Magccn,
who was compelled IN resign In consequence Of
removal TO Maui. Il was voted on recomn,cnda-
tscn efthe Board OF of2cers that loan exhibition
should be held under the auspices and for the
benefit Of the association. and Mcssrs 8 B. Dole A.
J. Cartwright. r. W. Damon, Rev. DIR. Hyde and
pr. C. I. Rodgers were requested TO act as corn-
mittee OF arrangements The Committee were
authorized to add 10 their Numbers such persons
rs they might select, either ladies gentlemen.
A lcsn exhibition is new feature Ia the islands
but II Is believed that collection Of works Of art
cnr,os and brie errc can be Got together in Homo
lulu. which will astonish not only strangers hut
old residents ~ Welt II 3 the intention Of the
ccmmittc- ~ borrow from every one who will
lend. anythiug which i heautiful. cartons or rare
and to have these articles arranged and displayed
in such manner as will make an interesting and
attractive exhibition.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
PASSENGERS

r-->a- s'-E--s.-- =--A -aa- gE1 MS. "a Eec<-
- 49, TaSs-- so AK csls1-cr- -
E-z,E. & -a-i-1h- sr.- ssIll = ssser1-
u---i,11-
F1- - E=z--s-c-, - Es-skl- !I- - Feiis-a-s
E-u,- 80 F-zn-5>ra- pr J = sFrrSssl. @az ~ :
Czrrr. 4 k--si--- = Nhsl1cT. = >lzcz1f- :
GEUt-
- E-raf Eaass- T-- K-r--- iS- 81 Ea-,-
E- - FIrr5~o,. - ia Ia ~ Lars.
Cez--lsr- a-= : Llfiae--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
EFFORTS

fu- Lf-- i. ~ -asu HczlEzl jan - - rsza-
I g h-ass- F4. foT $50 =
~ ~ F-z-cs~-- - 49, Ia - sc -o.sz-zr
- il--t. t.zszIa>- naza- Nsaz- 1855
F-az N-srH-sl-, TX Huelas SssFs- sfE IN i11-
ra- 50 F-z1r5-co. - Ez--s.- s1a s-ss,sss -
s-.-- "a =. ria- = sz.cl, $500 "a noz-
$40
r->.= r---rsS.a. - - sa- .i-ssssE - -
= 80 - re1-e- - a. .ss 80 - tz-l. hsz.1as
Ia D--r 81 sssss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
Dissolution Of copartnsrship-
nTRTIC NnT-TEE IL IvERER

r-u ztnt is- 1-zz cas-- hzsincss tscncr,i Tia
weir Pirrss-rs efc a No. Ngzaas - Eazoiaa.
zzae- tbs sru n,zse ard -fyir Of g. >EGELkEN
90 5iss ir-Z rzrrzcr--i7 the -f.i i1y % Deem
te- isSl b nz-zsl cr1--nt - fh- barrie. tt-rr-s
All r.fzi-- incrhs-1 to tziz frrl trr rrqur-;ed
r,zks tnrz-ei-fr p-yr-zf. zr5 ;bar- h-,tn- eiaias
t=sizss tie .ra Tii pr--erf fE.z zsikuzi 1-.g fo-
---llez-nL
Eitser psrfrr- e "a. late era-G s--.lker and g.
En-Iin--Efii .cfti- a1f-fr-dir- rccc-fur--
Wsils rharsin- ~ rEtiic ir fhrr --rrrc-s raf-l-
A. drrsr tte -1ay ye5r- Ihe E-1 rss c1ri-i
hrsine-. Il the &C siHr-- tArg r-sTtrfliig toii1t
ecuiirua1sc q the -ar.e su her srrrs-.sr.-
g. SEGELEES CO.
rsrrrr-ru T.-u--r : ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
MARRIED.

FATT-Euua--kr M -z-sz---- e ~. = L
S-1h- saai- EEuzss. Tx Ele- = ~ Arr = h-ase
E----s-l lE q - NJ w Z E.rI- g
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

livery slooessfnl New Years festival, took p,scs
in Eilo, o. Monday, JNaus-y s,d- Tie d4y
ane sid lsrse nzuh<r Of both
foreigners and natives us-e IN attendance. Tables
were >;,-sad in The zpper hsn q the Court Hosse
which vs. eecs-AtsG ;o- the occasion Nests Of
all kTnts cSkss- cuSee vnc lcS-c-esr,-oznSlss-
p,p-cs-.. &c. SC. were Gf>pc-ssc Of rapidly.
h-in-luc II satisfactory sun fu- The t,ess1Ty 81
the lRdie> Uho Undertook the eaterpgise.
ASaui suo ku25rSi and twenty-five dollars
So VITO rssi,zr1 zfie- pSyrzg exFels<s which
val lie szEelldsSi rgsNNI-s s1s7E cFo1 tie
ps-soszzsS q the E,srsea caRrrh VI Aiao.
The fo-l,vizs take. showing the amour; ot-sin
tkNi hEs fAli-a a EIlo during the xeSr 1851. has
been taken frs shs daily rsoorS e the rzia-Suae.
IS kept and kindly fzraishsa By Dr.. wssmo-e.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
IMPORTS.

~ NrE C.,,l-, Pe- ga-s- SssF-. Ia '--s'' 'sn'
60 - WissrT 4 C.
F-a- 80 Fr-lcs>c1- - n S---cs-... sEz -. y
r-s-n-- =. $50 AZ r-zrk-g-- = o. .---e =
= - c--r 10 .7-1- x go - ~ - -
De- ~ -r-rr . E- 7Ssr1-o-s src el's. - -
CO. u - rarri--. u ga 81 : .4-as-- =
4 Ern-- ~ % -El-r-s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

DAVIS, tAs mate Of the Ap,r Ee-s has beer
s-utercea n nine r,oaihs' hard l,isn- viiASai an,
mo. aud not to o1e wars hAr.i lal,at and $40
fine IS ssu,s one iacoTTeci,y informed the Sss~r
T-v Fsr,r.~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

Letter writers had better prepare fcs the arrival
Of the steamer and study ur the new rates the
mex, msil viii he Despatched under the {. p. U.
rpcutStinrix
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

~Pinafo-e- is on the sepis agsiR- There Is
some talk Of giving onr performances OF the ore-S
hcfore two Of the principal characters IN the late
cast le&ve fcr TIE ccsst-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

Tie Trc,-zc.se STsli II vst vezshsr seems 10 be
O-sr and 81 thankful nov fo- TIE cesSsItSoa
@. thr rs-n a. shsy VIEW for u &c oozs-- Nj.
Euz-lzz's rain Czucs :; Mskswao IS rs,pn-t-d 10
ksvc r-oo-sd zioui ttirry inches @: rainfall 4
rooS- Incredibly stu-1 Esriod-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

NJ Daaz, q kiP-halE- hss been IN Waikiki
fo- 1hc = t-u GSys Z sesroh q czrFsu-srss hns
fcuni Ihs-c scsrcS- de hss every Person 10 be
sati>5e5 VIZ - 1le p-usyo-s e rs pl-utssion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

Mr., J. 7. wase-ho1se has been improving his
p-cr>e-fy % late; seSr - be hsd tha-nzchiy ~
novssad the lvcrca b Turned his Slseaticn ~ the
old U,yrursc Hall haiidinc. Tn main hUiidiu.
hsS t-rn rrpsired- and rssy perhaps r~srme it,
cd position ~ plNce ~here the athleteS Of the
ciiy will exercise The smaller haildinc which
has for many wears hO-se the sscn of . VALLEY
School" hss h<cn rsucved 20 the rrsr, ard = nev
huildinc y IN cSurse uf trrcsioS which, under
stand. Will be rsed for 4 kindergarten School IN
der Ire rnNaarsusrn; af Miss Sarah kirc. Homo
lnlu needs a school Of this kiad. Hy the tive, On
rrnoviac tie hosriS urir which - Valley School =
WIS rsinte6- The original r-rPs~e tor which The
bziiGlac erected came - ESA:. The words
valley Store reminded ;st owner of the brisk
bz~.neSs vhieh Es->5 - I've done .he-s duriac the
ftti-S." the fu>h times Of the uhNlinc fees-
Mr.. WAterkcEse told ~ while s.nce that many
Gsv. snG something's Cor several Gsys -un-irc ovrr
thnlsazd dnilsrs a. rs-sA had h~ea taken Sc-oss
the crgcr &c thai Etsie store GOOD times for the
-xsails-<-sAuSe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
ISLAND LOCALS.


The prayer meetings which were Conducted lsss
week Al Fort STREET Church. tNye tsen c,utinued
during the present week, and viii 60 all Friday
next
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

Ca Nsuassra street neNS Hotel. yesterday
morning while moving small uccier building
snc;ser Qarf q the lot the Vrran6a fell crush
inc and serio1Siy iR,nrinc a native.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

-o.I so- i, ~ -1asts, To;nl 'e- sss - Eoaths
To:al fog The year IT44-lo inches or "a teei6i-li
inchsS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
sPEAkS FOR ITSELF
FISHERS CHAMPAGNE CIDER,

= vel I'D f.r-<1ttT krcr- 4. ;tis cozzzEify.
s.zy. b. e z-i irr - J1oo5 Welk :. Nc 81 kinS
s1rcsr- Cal IL 119 COD yo1r-.lEet-
Is.o.ziz- san.zzy j. i1Sa. 81 -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

The Cass-.ls ssiled frrsr ksh1lui On Sunday
lAs.- With fan oAIso Of Sugar tO. San Frz3oiSoo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

Ths Nss Ys=- Ezs s-sse-sd IN With a1z-h
d-sz-ss dag Z IL weather. TEs Jsrr-s Rssts
;.1k fzE csr-o CO sz-zr f-u-- hc-e o. ths 81
ms and relz-u-d AsIn % tie ssh. tsstrg II 20
tszcs Es7c- Se=-o- 80 r-uce-3e1 - -elisvs tie
kspsa n-15l tski1- 2 al - ok e-rFs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

keaiia has nov couraenced grinding, and IL win
takc some smart work for the yanss Nstss TO
krep race with the output Of the thrre mills AZ
kiaues, kapaa ard Keslia. 80 say the Kauai r,e,e-
rie. A friend writes that there will have 10 be
plenty Of steam used snd no unnecessary dsisy In
Honolulu. The owners may justly retort there
rrnst be unnecessary delay caused by the bad
weather of the csasi 81 Kauai. Or psrhsrs tie
spsTif Of enterprise will persuade orr Garden
Island friends - blast out comfortable and safe
hart,or; then the Jsssss NGi,s would show them
what time she cnuta make.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

Oar zzsie lovers ue-e rv:sio=d - hsS- ne hzn5
-.Eia lsSt IEErS5sy-iz PLAYED A. Re Ecsel- AID
usc S4irr,sy ~ Ez-Ezz spun Slg-s- 1eU vseceS
we-s sves. tlss Ovsr-rr- 10 Chsrlfs VI = rSys-
c. " S-rls51E- Ils how - E0-k With I'll
AID Fick II nru muse Si-a sc5'iy. We r1sy ooz-
c-z.Elase I'zrSeivss O. having oas q ths SeS-
hs-ss. II - Fszzsrc-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
Sprriai Nohfrs.

Notice to italian Subjects.
CeSsclArr or iTAIN.
uoneluiu, December stth. 1881.
In conformity With Instructions received frum III.
Italian Naic.p's Government, | hereby request all
Italian Subjects. who these Islands on The ist
launsry 49, 70 transmit to this Consulate the name
zad age % themselves and families.
IS a r. a sCiIAErER, Consul of Italy.
Take Notice.
That NJ. Thachcr. Dcntis;. gees Maui ssoat Feb.
let; i>ss be absent aseai tArcr months. Cal
early. Isl
W. II. STONES Istcr-I.land Express, {. established
accommodate the Public and I. especially the coany
mans Servant.
SHIPPERS AND RECEIVERS
Find that II doc. not any NOR ship through
and their small Goods 60 safer. $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
b, 80. . cnu.rai,,es :ht -

M tlitTeS No coalfaliie- ;He ocrcIasle> n
Eilo have b-cl caught and the most ct the money
take, ay them has t-cn recovered. Tho burglars
prove u ~ a sgio II hoys sAo have ben engaged
hy !. R. AksnA D. DRIVE his 6Tay. Gurinc The past
ytsr and Nhose tizne has Se%u sy-ni chiefly in the
billiard Sslco-S Fo- ln-ac iirse shsse BOYS have
hr~n noticed for thar uureiiathIfy ard hsve heea
looked pPoa with snspacsoa- Ihsir ShSsncs from
Flo Will nos hS rScres:ed-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11
EAuA.l.

TIE report O, murder in Hsrasku.. which
came 6ovl hy The Liiiil- las; SeSk- proves 20 be
= complete t&h1ioatioa- Mt. Farley cane down by
iis s1-arner. sn5 states that ths-e he slight
e.; fu1udasiOu fur TIE report. Il mus have got
Hhsus shronca a s-asn SIGHT which ooczs-ei On
Clrisslaas Er.s M rn.ive VS. e,Lcacel N ibis.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

TIE Liirlizs hroaSAi ls--e zzuSs- Of mans
fro-r HzEEii isss Teek for Miles, Brokers. Ties
Sezfiezasa Ers eacSS~5 II h-sz5Ins and t-2iziaz
hN-s-s a; AzkETzo-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-11

Dr. EaE1ooE's -e-T5oss -s-e cEllsd zpna n n
ssriy hO-r 0us Cav lSss vcvk. tO1t-s75 70 Caizz-
-4z TIA. fel, q lasdr6 t-zck Ct s1zA- and Vas
~ uF=-- e. - frzc-z-ei above TIE kz=e.
x; .1zzks - tx d1c-r k Il ROW r-cS-sssz--
fSvurztly- HSerc would sooa = ozss Fave hs=a
tt-se g fu1r Es-.s 40 Elt5uz. a Gsc-u- O. .Se
Islz-5- s-c-gclzc Eae E.eT. NrSzrzzs az Eolu1.