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Ntu A0brrtlsemtnts,
DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of Kstterer & Hoefaer IL this day
i dissolved by ,nutual consent. L. Hoefier
retiring. The business Of the late firm viii
be settled by g. Ketterer.
g KETTERER.
LOUIS HOEFELER.
Woodsfell, Ohio, Jan IL, 1882.
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Mayer & KLOqZ,

234 Union Street. Bellaire Ohio.
The Largest Dry GOODS, Car.
pet and C1oth1n& HOT19e In
the City.
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Bellaire & Southwestern R. K
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-01-17

~ To persons afflicted with cramps
at night the following remedy is sngges.
ted, which often affords instant relief
and is very easily applied: Keep in your
bedroom a box of dry mustard, and
when you wake with the terrible suffer
ing, which only those who have had it
know, let some one rub you with the
dry mustard. II your cramp is in the
lower limbs the mustard shoull be rub
bed on the small of your back, at the
end OF the spinal cord where the nerves
to the lower limbs take origin. II the
cramp is in the arms the back OF the
neck and shoulders should be rubbed.
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DIED Nov. l6. 1881. EFFIE Evans
aged 3 years, 7 months and 7 days
Eta is not dead. but sleeping:
Not lost but gone before;
In the Masters tender keeping.
Safe on the golden shore.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-01-17

HIa the cases of the Bellaire Il
Southwestern R R vs.. JOHN MOORE.
W1LLiAx SIXTH, Sr., and CHRISTIAN
DIEHL. to condemn lands for the exten.
sion Of the line through their farms, the
following jury was empsnueled on the
O h ma,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-01-17

Mr.. c W HoEFrLER, who male fY-
ing business trip 10 New York last week,
returned home Tharsdsy bringing with
him his sister, Miss joe, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs KALTENBAcH, in
Paterson, New Jersey
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04
"Love-Sick After Fresh Air"

The Medical Tribune reprints an Hrti-
Gle contributed TO the Popular Science
Monthly by Felix l.. Oswald, who ur-
gcs that children should be- made Glove
sick after fresh air." being taught to
associate dusty rooms with disease and
discomfort, and pure air with health and
happiness. DR.. Oswald says that chill
drGn who have been brought up in by
gicnic homes often "fccl rs II they were
going to be clOkcd" in unvcntilatcd
rooms. Children who have lived In
pure mir from the hour of their birth not
only feel great discomfort on entering
an unycntilHled room, but they become
almost weahcrpr0of, dclighling to
brave the extremes of temperature. Dr.
Oswald says that even girls who have
learned to brave the winter storms Of
the prairics Of the Northwest will after
wards laugh at "draughls' aud "raw
March Winds The fact which ne cX-
hibIts, that we develop IN infancy n fond
ness for fresh mir or m Indifference to
atmospheric impurities which abdcs
through life, IL 80 important that his
words concerning 1t deserve frequent
repetition. The purity Of the blood dc-
pcnds 50 greatly upon the purity Of ail
taken into the lungs that there would be
vastly more health, happiness aud In
lcllcCtuul ~ well rs mental vigOr In the
world, were all mankind "lovc-sick af-
ter fresh air"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04
DeLONG'S DIARY.
A Letter from Lieut.. Melville
Enclosing Belongs Note
Book.
TIE RECORD OF SUFFERING
WHICH TIE JEANNETTE
SURVIVORS ENDURED.
MELVlLLES PLANS or SEARCH
FOR CHIP AND HIS COMPAN-
IONS.

WAsuINdfoN June 26,-1hc Navy
Departments Is In receipt OF y report from
Engineer Melville, giving IN detail the
story ofhis search for DeL0ng ana party,
mud the discovery Of their dead bodies
'rhe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from belongs
noto hook; Under date Of Monday, Oct
4. belong writes that his party Thought
thcv snw hut, but upon reaching the
snot. found only II mound. a camp was
made in n hole IN . bull, and u roaring
drc wns soon drying and burning their
rlolhcs. willie II cold wind ate into their
hnrks Nothing was left to cnt but the
Ing whirh was killed, dressed ANA Il
stcw made Of such paris M eo'llu llot DC
cured. All pNrtook of the stew except
DrLong and the Doctor. Alexy was
scnt off to examine What thcy thougnt
wns n INT. mud came back at night with
n favorable report. IL was decided 10
wait I'M morning before leaving. twas
,i,,n hclow Zero. A watch was set to
tccn lhc fire going, aud all huddlcd
",onnd A. mud illus the thlrd night With
"n, v slrcn wns passcd. II Alcxy had not
,,".",nnc1 hls seal skin around DcLohg
anI krnt him warm by the heat OF MS
body, he (DcLong) thinks he woul,l nave paw,
ncrishrd, M he was steamed, ana slllVcr-
nI and shook. At o'clock, the party
ro,rhed y" the hut. II was large enough
~ hoId them, and for the first time since
S,,"p'loy, " they managed to get warm
isri"L son was very low, aud prayers
,s,,r m rcnd for him before the others
songht ,cat. At 10 A, Mo all except
1VIS NirSxv laid down TO sleep. AlcNy went
nn n ,n hunt. AZ noon, lc returned wei
I racing fallen into the river, Az r. NJ
,%ey ro,lscd mp and had = pound OF uOg
Mon mc,t rorqach person and u cup OF tea
,mo % day's allowance, but they were 80
ouaroo,rC,,l oao that they were not exposed 70
shc terrible gale which was raging T.,
wv wv ,Imcihat they did not mind Tie shorI
snI .n,,o"S' % On "wednesday, they had tea
,nd doc meat for breakfast AleNy
"we,n @ Went oil hunting aud came bnctt
With nothing. On Thursday, ney U, ilaC
WV" ,.,,n Ion with half and ounce Of nlcoho
InVu Alcxy again set out TO hunt an,
wrickson died while he WIS gone AlvNl
ro,,,rncd empty handed. o,,, 4.
ros~ ','hn notes at this polnt eny what u
Gods namc, Is going to become of us
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04
THE KENTUCKY REVIVAL
EVANGELIST BARSEs' WoRK Ar FRANZ
roEr r--SUNpAY'S EXCuRsi0N--Dls-
riNGrisrED CoSyERrs.

LOUISVILLE, June 26--A Frankfort
sposinl Of Yesterday to the Cotlier-Jour-
nal SAYS. The Barnes excursion party,
from Louisville this morning, was pro-
badly the biggest thing Of the Kind
Witch Frankfort ever witnessed. Two
trains orsuvcn coaches each were crowd
ed with people, aud great numbers came
from Lexington, Versailles, Georgetown
and 1.awrcnccburg. At The meeting IN
the Statc-housc yard, this afternoon,
over 5000 persons were In Attendance.
II n not known how many confessed
this afternoon, but yesterday afternoon,
last night and this morning the confess
sIons we're 20l for the soul and ~ for
the body, making total of ! ,llO for the
sou and 1868 for the body. Among tho
prominent persons who confessed were
Mai. Henry Stanton, poct.lalrcaic Of
Kentucky and editor OF the Frankfort
Yeoman; Gen. Thomas A. Harris. As.
sisiant Secretary Of Statei Capt. Ralph
sheldon, Register Of the Land Office d,
NIcllcnrv. of the Auditors office, and
J James Hawkins, 1rcarurcr's clerk
Judge Lysandcr llonrl Capt. Campbell
steele, aud Dr W. " Hall
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04

B0rder," The painfully accurate
Bristol correspondent of the Richmond
dispatch, has pushed out the hole he
pulled in after him last fall. His last
prediction then made was that Funder-
ism would beat Fowler and Bailey not
less than 800 in this county. His first
prediction now is that John T.. Massey
VIII show up Malone and all who wear
his collar. His last words last fall were
about Malone and Malone collars and
Mahoneitcs aud ignorant negroes. His
hrSt ltterances now are in the elevated
AMI patriotic strain indicated by the fo.-
lowing chaste language,
repeat, | cannot believe that the true
men Of Virginian-the intelligence and
wealth or the State--can or will allow
themselves to be out-voted and control
led by such Il mongrGl party-Mahone-
ties, RcadjustCrs, Repudiators, and ig-
norant negroes-who are sail things to
all men," just so that they can get lit
tie office and wear the BOSS" collar.
"Borlel' is II character whom the
Dispatch ought to visit and become nc.
quantcd with. He has discovered that
the sphere Of correspondent is to cdH q
paper run by others alta distance from
him of 300 miles He has found ont Chat
Malone has mildcwcd and blightcd all
in Virginia, save the peaches and apples
and sich, and the inference at 300 miles
range would be that "Border" never
mildewed and blighted any thing. lIav.
ing called on the Fundcr comittee here
tofore he now ch .ts his base and calls
on Heaven for help. Hold your breath
and listen again ut him;
Plenty Of paeche; and apples and
smaller fruit, and, so far aS Virginia is
concerned, but for the blight and mil.
dew Of MahonciSm everything conspire,
10 give cheer aud hope to the people
May Heaven in its Kindness so overrulC
that the reign Of the Boss" come to an
end.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04
PRESIDENT ARTHUR'S
WIFE.

Mrs. Arthur's room IN her beautiful
New York mansion, In whsch she died,
has never been disturbed; her needle Is
still threaded and sticking in bit OF de-
llcalc embroidery In her work-bastkot,
liudislulbcd nor will her husband al-
low any one to change the room in It's
furniture arrangements. There is the
little rocker beside the standard work.
basket, and the little ncgllge crochGtcd
slippers There stands her desk, with
the ink dried on her pCarl-handlcd pen,
which she had hastily put aside from
some interruption never to use again on
earth. Her favored books ure placed in
tiny ease, with Il marker In one OF
them Just rs she left II. On the table
are placed each morning, by orders from
the President, a bunch Of her iavortu
flowers. Even her perfumes me In the
toilet bottles at her dressing casc, and
in the wardrobe hang her dresses. This
room Is bright and sunny, her former
maid keeping 1t neat, aud arranging the
flowers In the vases, and attending the
canarics In the window, bltt never alter
ing the places of the furniture, the
books, etc. This room Is place where
the President takes much comfort hi
reading and mcditation. and they who
know say that the bit OF nccdlework has
been many times wet with tears by the
husband.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04
Newberry as Massey.

Who can read the following and and
not pity the sorrows Of the old man
down below? 1t Is from the pen of
Col. Gilman, the Washington City cor
respondent of the Dispatch.
No subject Is discussed more general
ly or with more camnrss among Demo
Gratis ut Washington than the course the
Democratic party ought TO pursue in re-
gard to congressman at 1drgc To-day
when the name of Senator Newbcrry
was mentioned IN connection with this
position Senator Johnston said II have
known him for many years, and he is Il
brave, intelligent, and honest man.
40 one can say aught against his moral
character" The Senator added, "lIe
hns alway been on The side of the pco-
pie. ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04
TU lSD\Y, JJLY l., 1882.
EVENT ana C.'h1MENT,

The trouble in Egypt has been one we
iO not fully understand, but II has result
ted IN the expulsion ol all Foreigners.
.lrabi Bry controls the army and dciics
the khrdivp, who Is rather m advanced
ruler and is about NJ anxious to retain
aud encourage foreign population rs to
throw of the Turkish yoke. A large
Iumhcr 0f foreigners have been Killed III
the riots.
DIR. Monteiro, who over the signature
or VI. wrote up Daniels march lllrougl!
South west Va, last fall, has bidden o,d
Virginia adicu and gone to winston ~
&.
The great Kentucky revival has result
ted In thrconycrslunO Gov. Blackburn,
lhr secretary of State, and quite u num-
her of other prominent men. While the
,olorcd baptiSts Of Richmond took the
Allegheny ears TO Manakl,lIoWi' on
James River last Sunday week, ana lou
persons were immersed In the James
Mr.. j.. p. Mlnltrcc was elected Prcst-
dent of the new Board of Nisltors to the
Va. NJ, Inst. ut Lexington, last week.
Judge NJ. B. Wood OF Estlllvillc was
elected secretary.
Ten nations of Europe and America
nrc cooperating IN the establishment OF
twelve scientific stations us near 'ne
North Pole M possible. BY the first OF
Auv,,d these will be ready for business
AS civilization Is nearly ull III INC Nor.n "
prn hpmisphere, we are Interested moro
In the influences that from the Arctlo
circle. control the weather aud give
shape 10 the seasons lllls N S''"'
ngc we are living IL.
Judge Hughes has struck , tnc p"'n, ~,
more army of drummcr's between Wv
rycs. by declaring the new drummer
fax I'm this State constitutional
The question has been raised as to now
many of our days arc required ior Vno ,,
revolution of the sun. Heretofore wy
number has been fixed Mt 20. NOW " y
snid 10 bc 10, Let US not nnllcretanu
that the mighty globe Of inconcelVaplS
hontcd mnlcrinl has changed ils Eat
Dut men lave revised their calculations,
We tocl outraged at being fooled out VI
ten days In each Que of OLD sol ,u'""
ycrs. and we doubt if u Is correctly s'"
ted NJ IA. Indeed we do not now lvI
that we know anything. Thh' alp.vs', p.',s ~
comet has not whirlcd ont ON llly ,,i."S lovo ~ ~
the June sky. It's not % mllI,o"S ,aos ,o "
miles from earth to sun Man uoes 's,,,,, uJ
know il all yet, II he has The 'c'eB'"p'
aud Tom Edison
Tho n. Y. Herald says the ,n,,,,,Ii nar,vIIiI
Republicans are only Blaine ,,i,orU's mTP,,O
@n, disguised in Garfield ,llll,Og"s ", nOssos
The Independents cry out uga'"I'b ,,u, ,bc nm
The Reformors CRY ont agn'"sv "e,,utiv sn,
chine. hut these Blmn men llalkly ,,o' sa'
thcy want more offices, ana are no' s''
ting enough.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04
A Political Platform.
Burlington lIawkcye1

"Julin" wants TO know "what u party
platform isy" Well, Platform, julia,
Is one preamble aud twenty resolutions,
strong IN nou-essentials, vague In essen
tials round the bush on nrlll, and rough
rs thunder on the Mormons; ClnmorOus
for civil service reform; with n reserved
definition Of civil service reform; down
on corruption, loud In lts praise Of pllr-
ity, aud determined to have It If II takes
every cent the party can raise. The
platform you understand, Julia, is 4
Legitimate and necessary part Of the
campaign pOmp aud circumstance II
goes long with the banners, Transparent
cics and torches. and when the campaign
is oycr--woll, II * stored away In the
cellar or the gNrrcl, along with tho rest
OF the uniforms and torches. \ cam
paign platform Is very much like the
torch, Indeed; II gives ont great deal
Of smell aud smoke with n very unccr-
tain, flckerng light.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04
whnt ItycryhndY wnnts.

1sn reliable medicine that never
does any harm aud that prevents and
cures Jlacaso by Keeping the stomach
lU order, the bowels regular, and the
kidneys aud liver active. Such %
medicine Ia parker's OinRer Tonic.
II relieves every case, aud has cured
thousands. See other column. - 7ri'
JHtC,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04

"rhe enemy I, In line with .,Sn mo,, So" Co".
hda,c M thc hcld, by the common vo" a,s
sent of The coallionlstsi let ,,,,. Hu."vt eS onc
rc"orniSr thc inevitable mud rally ,si,ler ~ V"v
wSu DS 10 ,hc support Of the Boss.n'n,,oa ne,,
the lIon' Jno. u. Massey. FROM ivy
an RedDustcr. -,
We are AZ loss whether more 70 wv "
miro the grammar, the portroil..,,,,rc' o., ..
the ass.u-r-ancc of the above, ~, "a n.
on tho boll's horn ls an equally goou u
lnstrallon of tho Doss-lIull-k'II'r'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04
A BONANZA MINE

of health Is to he found in DR.. Il. v.
pierrc's "FWoritr Prescriptions" to the
merits Of which ~ n remedy for female
weakness and kindred affections thou-
sands testify,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04

Massry's Front Royal organ spcal,s
of him aS the "BosS-Kilcr." The re-
mpindtr of intelligent mankind have
about come to the conclusion that as n
Massey Killer he is u success.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04
DrlnvAN, Wis, Sept q, 1878.

DEIEyAN, Wis, Sept 81, 1878.
GENTs--l have taken not quite one
bottle of the Hop Bittcrs. was u Fee
bic old man of IS when got It. To-day
am Ms active and feel MS we'll MS | did
at 30 see great many that need such Il
medicine. ID. BOYCE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04

"Bodcr" Who'll the Bristol wrl''r .,,1,, 10,
,hc pi.os,cA calls loudly for his own
safety by Iwpolipg thai tps n0",D ,,",n
pnrty be thoroughly organized 'rO"
ton to bofioBi."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04

Persons recovering from wasting dis
eases, such Ms maaria, fcycrs, etc., Will
be greatly benefited by the use of
Browns Iron Blttors, true tonic.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04
A Delightful Novelty.

Ladies' prefer Floreston Cologne be-
cause they find this lasting combina-
lion Of exquisite perfumes ~ delightful
novelty.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04
Failing!

That is what a great
many people are doing.
They don't know just what
is the matter, but they have
a combination Of pains and
aches, and each month they
grow worse.
The only sure remedy
yet found is BRowN's IRON
BITTERs, and this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood purifes and
enriches it, and rich, strong
blood flowing to every part
of the system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives out
disease and gives health and
strength.
This is why Browns
IRON BITTERs will cure
kidney and liver diseases,
consumption, rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala-
ria, intermittent fevers, &c.
ao3 S. Paca ST., Baltimore.
Nov. as, 1881.
] was great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and for several
weeks could cat nothing and
was growing weaker every
day. ! tried Browns Iron
Bittcrs, and am happy to say
/ now have a good appetite,
and am getting stronger.
JOS. McCAwLEY,
BRowN's IRON BITTERs
is not a drink and does not
contain whiskey. 1t is the
only preparation Of Iron
tina. causes no injurious CT
fccts. Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
limitations.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04
JOHN G. SUMMERS,

- OIOl h0y az ALd We
Will prncuce in the uennty and Circuit
Courts of Washington, Scott, Smythc and
Russell. Also in the Court of Appeals and
u. \. District Court.
Specinl attention paid 10 suits in Bank
rupicy, Ol6cc Main Street, Abingdon, Va.
Sep. 23-ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04
TVTNNNNVNI N " TAUhs
Bristol, Tenn. Abingdon, VI
FULKERSON & PAGE.

Attorneys-at-Law,
BRISTOL, TENN. and ABINGDON, Va.
DRACTlCE In all the Courts OF
l. Washington county, the United
States Courts at Abingdon. and tho
Court OF Appeals. nov '8l-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04
P'yeSSs0nal Carts.
Il. Il. BUTLER. n. q. MCDOWELL.
BUTLER & MCDOWELL,

A-ttolneys-at-Law,
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
BRISTOL TENN.
OFFICE CORNER MAIN AND 5Tln STREETS.
DROMpT attention given TO all business
l. ildrusted TO our care. The collection
of claims placed in our hands win receive
special attention. may n '70--tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04
llcacaI.
DR., ]. r HICKS,
Physieian q Surgeon.
jrTlUr ou Finh Street. two doors from Main
nRIsTOL, TENN. s. VA.

Offers lis Professional services 10 The
Public. will give specal atienlion 10 DE-
seaues Of the Eye, All Chronic diseases
and eissases peculiar N fsmales'
AuF, u, ls1i.--tf.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-08-02

Mr. Szzali mad the first tis1s bM u Ehich
he had previszsiy gwen notcc restrict1ng the In-
rlirrzti1u Of Chiuese. ThE b5l provides thai
Chinese immigrants shall rzship at the CIpirztiol
Of his term OF leave tho country, and that after
January ist- l5s5, such immigration shall Be alb
soluicly prohibited; the penalty foT the persel
bringing them 70 be tine Of $500 OF one years
inprisouraeut for each persuu- and each Cnila-
nan als8 70 Be fined so O. fmpris0ued- Read
sscund tina By title undCr suspension q the rules
ard inferred 10 sel-c1 cousrittse cunssting u 2.
Issuberu. the Attorney General J. Na=ahi- J.
kalza ard r. Pahia.
House adjourned 30 10 p n,
House r1-zsse1blcd a. is1 = a. Uzdes SIS
pCusion Of fhe rllrs Mr. NakDosDo mad petitiga
WaielE Be opeued. Referred 70 Committee On
Public Lands and internal improvements
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-08-02

Of duty. Passed to snErossasnL To Be rad
third tine On Thrrsday.
Third rc1ifng'of Act rel1tiny % thc Hospital
tax raid by passengers. portlcr for
Sscund reading Of an Act relating to minors
Who are inmates CT industrial and refcrmatory
=chools PISSED. to - mad third time on Thurs
day.
reported from the Committee to which was referred
the Act amending Chapt- a OF tkc Session Laws
Of ISIS, and Chapt 5 Ct the Session Laws OF ISIS
relating % the sale Of Government Lands, reccm-
tnending the indefinite pos,ponement Of the sane.
Saconf reading Of an Act to snpp-ess disease
AMONG animals in this kinEdonn- Referred 10
selcct couulitsee consisting Of W Il. Rice. H. A.
Wideuaun. J. kslnhi j. VI. kauvils and J. Ma
kcokno.
Third rcadins Of an Act 70 promote the enoour-
GCencut Of Agriculture. Carried-
Houss adjourned a. s-i5 p n to 10 O'Clock a m
tl-uurrcu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-08-02
OTHER RECENT VESSELSl
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING

Uni dUUUS ANU GLUi hlNd
Prints Of latest STYLES. fast coiols:
Blue DENNIS, White Crod1u Shooting,
Horrock's Long Cloths, BROW Linen Drills
Pure Linens, Mclcskius.
Blue and White Check ListadOs,
Fancy Dress Goods, Fancy Plaids,
Russia Crash, Scarfs, Ties, Cravats,
CTochets and Fancy Work,
TOwelings aud Towels,
Mems White and Brown Cotton uall-hosc,
Ladies Hose, Mems Ready Made Clothing,
India Rubber Goats, Capes aud Lcsgiucs,
Regatta and Woolea Shirts,
Blue and Grey Horse Blankets.
White Cotton Blankets,
Woolen Blankets, an colyys sizes and
weights;
Wooden and Canton Flanucls,
Velvet and Tapestry CarpCtiuss,
Velvet and Tapestry Rugs, Carpets and
Mats,
Sugar Bags COX SO, Coal Bags
LARGE AND SMALL,
Rice Bags, Prime Quality
Heavy and Light Burlaps and Irvine.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-08-02

NJ. ka1l1kou. Chairman Of the Jndicilry CJil-
r1ittre presented report on the petition from
from the o4cc Of Deputy Sherid. on Account q
his having shot and killed a Chinarn1n. Tbs
Co-nrit.ee an OF opinion that tins j. a matter
that dos not cuncern this Assembly, AID they
rrcuurncnd that the pefition oS referred % the
Attarrev General. Who ! the had % the Shcrg 5
Dcuart1nsut Report adopted
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-08-02

MEETING read and approved
EEFUETs or sTANDLNg CulnITrTEE--
Mahue moved a reconsideration Of the bill CJu-
flrrinc permanent settlement on Mr.. A. z. Brick
wood and stated that be wished 10 change his vote
from YES 10 no.
kaulukUu moved that the report made ygs.eriay
Be- adopted Carried. The bill vii be read Q
third tine Tomorrow.
Ai<ohi moved 10 reconsider the ball making the
Hawaiian version Of the laws the binding one, As
be wished 70 change his vote b the negative.
kapcna moved 10 indefinitely postpone. Ahol0
moved 70 refer % a select committee Carried
Following are the names Of the committee; J. \.
ka1naman0 Minister Of the Interior. W. Il. Rice,
=. Isenberg and ]. Eauhauc.
kauluk0u, from tho Judiciary COMMITTEE 70
which vas referred the petitions regarding the r.
funding Of fines imposed for secretins cases Of
smallpox and Of money paid 10 physicians for
permits, during the recent epideuic- report that
they find no reason why this money should De re-
funded and recommend the indefinite postpone
meut Of the petition.
Pabia moTsd that the report be returned ~ the
Committee. he knev Of 10 reason vhy the money
should not Be TefEnded and thought the Committee
~ not done their work
MSl{oe moved that the report b adopted Car
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