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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19
HOW THE DOCTOR LAID FOR HIM

The late DIR. G of Ashtabula, US
ed in the early days to take long
rides through the wilds of Ohio! Zone
day he stopped at an old fashioned
tavern and called for dinner.
Among the homespun daiuties was
glass of whisky beside bis plate
which he did not trouble. After
dinner, when paying his bill, the
landlord said:
"Twenty-fve cents for whisky"
(which ] did not touch, and new
err do" said the Doctor.
"WelI, it WAS there, and you
could have had it," replied the land
lord.
The Doctor said no more, paid
his bill and left.
Calling again not long after it
was notice that the Doctor, upon
sitting down to dine, placed his
10 edicine case upon the table. How
ever, nothing was said at the time.
When be went to pay his bill be
brought in 81 for medicine and adj
vice
"But / have had no medicine,
said mine host.
"Very WE'LL" replied the Doctor,
"it was on the table, and you could
have had it; and also gave you
good advice all the while was al
table"
The nonplused host squared &C
counts.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19
A RARE SURGICAL OPERATIONS.
Part OF Rabbits Eye Transplanted In
to that of Man.

Part OF a Rabbits Eye Transplanted In
to that of Man.
| An unusual and inter ssting oper.
alton was performed 10 the public
eye clinic that is held every Friday
from to 2 O'Clock 10 the amphithe
atre Of Jefferson College Hospital
in Philadelphia. The operation wat
performed by DR.. w, d. Little,
chief of the eye clinic, and will nc
doubt turn out entirely successful.
Il consisted in transplanting the
conductive (which is the layer OF
tissue forming the inner lining of
the lids and reflected on to the eye
balD Of rabbit into the eye of a
man who was brought into the boss
pital couple of monthsago, suffering
from burn that had entirely des>
troyed his sight. He is q young
Irishman, named Michael McMullen,
twenty eight years old, jus. over
from the old country few months,
a strong, we'll formed healthy fellow,
but as helpless as a child in his
blindness. Shortly after coming
over he secured employment in a
large chemical works, and while
handling strong sulphuric acid the
fluid splashed up over bis face and
head, burning him terribly and sud-
denly completely binding him
The right eye was destroyed entire
ly, and the left one so injured that
anchy ,blepharon resulted, that is,
the lids grew fast to the ball, the
burn having destroyed most of the
conjunction. 1t was decided by a
consultation of the surgeons in the
eye department to resort to this
rare operation, with the hope of res
toring the ball and lids to their nor
NAL condition, and afterwards of Sc
curing sight to the injured left eye.
Dr.. Little, after some trouble sue,
ceeded in getting healthy buck
rabbit, large fine fellow of the
lop. ear variety. He was fastened
firmly to an apparatus used in ex,
perimenting on animals, and ether
being administered to, the man and
rabbit, both were soon under the in
fluence of the ap@sthetic. DR.. Lit
tie, assisted by Drs. ii. +. Hansell,
Wright and G. M. Wilson, soon had
the eyelid of the man loose from its
firm adhesion to the ball and ready
for the pew piece of conjunction,
which DIR. l.. W. Fox, assisted by
DR.. Ad. Hewson, had carefully and
skillfully dissected from the left eye
Of the unconscious rabbit. The
part, still warm and bleeding, was
rapidly transferred to the under sur
face of the mans eyelid and neatly
stitched to its place. He was then
removed to the ward upstairs, and
it is hoped that in few days the
wound will be entirely healed. That
much being accomplished, another
different operation will be resorted
to that will most likely restore to the
man the invaluable blessing of sight.
The rabbit, however will soon have
a completely cloIed left eye, which
will not be regretted much by the
most ardent followers of Bergh if
the unfortunate patient is benefited
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

The Kentucky chicken-thief does
not know what day may bring
forth. One chap stole sixty eight
hens at one time, and fifty six of
then spoiled on his bands, but he
explained that if he bad only stolen
four the. coop might have been
watched for bis next appearance.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

The average pulse of healthy
man is about 20. If it falls below
60 it is considered by physicians an
indication of disease. There are
cases recorded where the pulse of an
apparently healthy man was as low
as 20, but it was the result of dis
ease. A fatty accumulation about
the heart may decrease the pulse to
20 or 80 without any prominent
signs of i'll health 10 the invalid.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

81 come over to see about your
boy" said a neighbor Last evening.
"He's very troublesome about my
house. lie has been throwing rot
ten apples into my front yard and
calling my wife old Moliie Grubs."
"And | was going over to see
about your boy" was the rejoined.
she chaIked my wood shed all over
with a picture of my wife driving
me out of the back door with ket-
tie of hot water in one hand and a
broom in the other"
SIS that SO 7" Then | am for civ
il service reform within our families
The boys never knew what they
were clicked" for that night.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

There was a time in Philadelphia
when man could vote as many as
twenty >seven times at en- election,
but now he can't get 10 over three
ballots before his personal liberty is
iutefered with and the sscredness Of
the ballot box is knocked sky high.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

Mr.. d. w. Davis little son, Ed
win, of Worth count, while going a
short distance to a neighbours with
his mother, last Thursday, became
exhausted and had to be left on the
roadside until a conveyance could
be procured. A gentleman passing
along took the little fellow up before
him on bis mule and instantly the
child expired.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

There is an unusual loud call just
now for cheap postage. The postal
service more than paid its way last
year, and there is good reason for
urging a DEDUCTION. The English
penny postage is equivalent to two
cents in American money, and re,
duction from three to two cents in
the United States will doubtless be
urged in congress at the next ses-
sion.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

"Ain't that a lovely critter,
John 7" said Jerusha, as they stop,
ped opposite the leopard's cage.
"Wa,al yes" .said John, but he is
dreffully freckled amt be ~
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

There are more marriage notices
printed in the Marietta Journal each
work than in all the other papers
combined Augusta News. We
got somebody up here worth Marcy
ing.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

Several Of our exchanges are de-,
voting considerable space to the i'm
portance of cooking girls.' It's no
use. We don't want them cooked.
The raw damsel is good enough for
US.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

A New Yorker had a wife in that
city, second in Brooklyn, third
id JerseyCity and fourth in Yonk-
ers, and be might have continued to
live happily with all had he not talk
ed in bis sleep.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

The income Of the Peabody fund
during the past year WAS a trihe
over eighty thousand, dollars. Of
this amount $500 was expended
10 Georgia.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

Preparations are being made to
discover another comet One that
will not get up SO early in the morn>
ing is preferred.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

IF you want any kind of job Printing
done, such as Letter Heads, Note Heads,
Bill Heads, Cards, Circulars. Handbills,
Pamphlets, Tax Receipts, &c, we viii
guarantee to do the work as cheap as Allan
ia. Bring your work to the Journal Office
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

...JoB PRINTING, plain and fancy, or in
coiors, by experienced and skilled printers,
at the JOURNAL Office. Will duplicate At
lanta prices, or anybody else's prices, and
guarantee satisfaction or no charge. This
is fair. Give US trial and see.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

you're as sweet as a peach" he
said, pstting her softly on the cheek.
Eyes," she murmured, smuggling still
nearer to him, Pm a cling, stone"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

Albany's second artesian we'll at
the court house square is completed
and sends forth a stream of 80 gall
Ions of water per minute.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

The New York Herald asks {:
"Does moonlight soothe 7" 1t does.
with the trihing assistance of a pret-
ty bench and rusty girl.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

When Marietta girl can't turn
up anything else, she turns up her
nose.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19
Property For Sale.

Persons having Farms, Mills, or Houses
for Sale or Rent, would do well to consult
us. We viii Advertise the same in the
MARIETTA JOURNAL and will charge moth
ing for the Advertisement unless we make
Sale, we charging only a reasonable COM
mission. Call and seeUs, at the JOURNAL
Office.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

Incidence is the rust of the mind
and the inlet of every vice.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

...BLAEKs.-We are selling legal blanks
at 65cts per quire.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19
CHE aNMietta sunrual.

Marietta, Ga. Thursday, Oct. ls. 1882
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-19

Leading physicians and
clergymen use and recon-
mend BRowN's IRON BIT
TIERS. 1t has cured others
suffering as you are, and it
will cure you.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
Firo Cracker Extraordinary.

Fire Is 4 tsrTible e1emy, and With our wooden
tDzn- constant menace; yet It Il not Unforfanzie
that We have sense Of the IGdiesozs even IN the
fsez Of dznzs-, szeh as that zhich threatened Ho-
uoIzlz 6zriug Chfzess Sez Yezrz- Day and night
we're made hi1eoCs dEring the LATER part Of last
zsek EIz1 tie Constant 1prozr Of niliIols Ct pop
pilz IRE crackers ard other Chilsse delizhts.
On Eridzg Izst- several Of cur stzid and lsz-
abiding cItIzsns- tempted b. report q sort Of
Chinese ira crackers Feed-quarters- sent cut n
sea-rh t-srs0f, aud after U1ch enquiry and hanf-
ING fozld t1z place dCEu hikillzier felnoFed .
snort distance from the streets Here szs large
SPARE surrounded Eith wooden buildings, one,
tao and three ss0-iss high The lOE stsd roofs,
Verardahs and gT0zzd arO1nd we're erozced With
s1lszln pack o. csiesfizls- czes dspel1ing az fun
le1zth, all II Their o1uczy-n0- sos4-bezt- In
nz1erzble boxes AID bz1e1ss q FIRE crackers
ssrs piled z5ozt ready for their important zork Of
tEIz1tec11Z array TIE devil L n1st be szi1 N
praise q Jonn. that ample p-spsrztiOzs f0z fire
rad ben r-z1e- IEo E-sl VIII hnse. water nm
1i1F, Esrs II the Courtyard and On the roofs.
verzEczzs AID eissEEers EsEs large n1nbeTE q
trbs- bcLEt r1rz ard 0-Eer 1sEuesig FIJI u 1lfsr.
Tie c1ninz n q tie fcrsign d-Tl zzs appar-
etig sst1css1t Incentive, for after little excited
tzbb=rs1z b1rrhsa a hEh-ed cTsckers bz1zu %
zsce1d fr1rn al sles AID orJppi1Z mo The csutre
Of tie sqzsrs poPPed assay Til all disSinct sOand
vas i1st and t,sre Ezs Only oEls tsTrSfs and
611- De1ss white susoke zrose- blf1dinz AID chok-
Ir1. but II Only seen1ed 70 lend add1tio1zl e1erzy
70 konest Joh1- Ihr11gh tie uppeE sdqss Of the
szoke cDzid Be SKI : confused zass u solemn
ard gz1et raers On the opposite veEz1dzhs, theiF
tz1s-f1il zEllG. 1i1g11g b-Echescf crackers INTO
tie ss1zSz- Ozs baHrh iit on : Ios FDofs and st
Ers 10 rIls nf crzr<era- b1t tEess men EueedIiy
br1stsd fnto ne Fzrd and fislaced The rDof via
E1-eE. aooz ne On hecene % tsssziec that ~
f1rEiE1sra had 20 iezEe, conEiEced thzt tie devil
had ben f.secsEzllT fr19hts1sd ofi tbs year 10
tEeir szrprss a tie Etrses EsEs ms tie IRE e.
gi1ess ard al excited crowd of people sDzzizg %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

~ Ne devil exercised 50 he cGouj snFeea oeck
intn he square when The Devotional crowd 81 eese,
t,Als had nov cetsed operations Hrte vas cellv>
srca 4 most Impressive Adde'S n lonVUhat rn-
Ere Company - Ear could b gathered. his
rryaayks hegea thus, ~Qapsqpe tandem -out
hooking around and SEEING representative u lhe
SsiNratf fraSs. be sfopped and said; wong
QUO hic tchi hang hang hang pop pAing sum IA
clseka = or words 10 thai eifect and much no-c,
wherr n al his brethren said they tecuSAt ~ tQp
He thee with the u0sl impressive gestures picked
M an empty hre cracker box and dashed Il 10 the
groord With tremendous foree. actually starring
one nail and violcntlN tearing "a a splinter. n
vas to- much. Ard The inrei,n l.rils llsnsls.l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
MARRIED..
PsuT1E


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----4 u--1 a. -ksT Fszf before the aisEs1z1sr
rrr cz1zssr rrrrE-s- AZ Lati---sr Z L rs71rr=s-
rka- aszsr tae aiass-z-s the respte saoFpes- sung
e e--1 7 1ara urE yes izr-isr ElE -Hez1u q r---
g.. AZ snr-e -a1z s z z1s ~ s1ze ETsli gVazz
ouacrlsr las -z-1arst- tnat lulsr zze E-t11.iE=-
Es1t x t-s 49, 1s-ittIVs rzi1--l E-ll De q
- fz-r1sr az-- p = czErHut nsrs- P=spis Ez-e
ca tie clErrs-r 90 s-lzls sEey VI zEs- rei--
r-n uars t-ll ever EnE- The rsrry 1zuzIrrvs
fru- a1u1i1.r ara zcs EzrE rsll.lEs CT W. r
rzs l-6 z1seslrF rlr -1su g. zse s1e rzlIzs
G1G-u 2 . k1e hiz nay WI Eav 1gCr - ~I-E
s-rtsllss a. 1.zss zlE-e " lLeEl ~ M Ei1c-
" NJ tr1lslu TT lrsIazE. ] e1u -.---E 1tE
ever 1ar- even z1erlts-l.s r--1-s1Er ceel e1u n
-ers - A. z-gr-zlst1u =tel - llL-e Er--lseif
rre 6.z b. Gu-zrE zeec - l. 1ez- z o1 E-s
-, --~---tE Az :, "a Mr. E1r- LaEliIE- ard
NJ Ea1 LEsE1iazzy- Mr. Llzl-l1ts ZANE
=eazE 4sEzH = Lz- as1- zz1 s1c1s Ieterz 11-- So
tEas - nrlr lr El=a- L-slr zrH E,2-s cll1zss
tE1- c1r----t-l -ses1 = elzcz1 -z-4slr--r a11
t1at sctz-s Esre f-rzls11 wa ~ AID -1zf t1z
arr az rc1eEe f1rse rgcearesi cri-sEz - Tsse fr
80 at-T zzzes- o. -Es - rroCE1tE sil-E-lzr q
tn E-z-zs KID az = - ue-El1rs t-.L- EEase rzeE
go saa-rH1 =1.slv CO tn 1l1serE-1 4cr-i-ll1 q
- $500 s-n vas ll-lerrae ~ E1uznz--eE
IN ne 60 & rr-x.zzI--- -kEErz. ar rasi-l-El
srt X s-ch -a-vrusl1 ~ IA. r-- az wg1zEE r
- $780, q Z SIKH cr psr1als tzrsz rz-e
-, E4--------ssEls NJ " II GsEsar Il Sbbuzad
- - ochsr zpers e beEzz very r-z-1 s.I-e,1 AZ
IL snrkzsss n -rzg = a. 80 1ee - IA p,1le-
Ws - r. sz elE-e- t-r b has re sn e Be- z =
= rsrrr sr--1r1.Lz- --I--- r--S a. -l--a "a
t-a = s1zi be eiekse- a. t1e 10y = the raltes =
r-aers --H1E ans. UT c-arse G-1l 1--s1 -
- thzs ttH = t1z fr-st r--zs rEs- a-g -r-g Eli
I'm elakzsz a. tn ke1 ~ sEa Poie = H1rnlasz-
Ezu111.lE ~ g EaE t1Iz r1.ssls--1 eEerz zlils
IA Efnr-l-zz eisE-srx az f11d CT clzzle a11
-ter uans zez rzez er.rz r1ls- 11eE Eaz et=z-e1
n Errrer hefszr and 1zrEsErzlr c1-Ef uul-E
- zr-- Enr-errrttls LElgkzltzEE 1a4 br1
alaE-s6 bsE1zr Ion. III be : Ez41 oE SRA Ezr=
$500 Ehar neg were sin 70 Ezv 1zE zzz-
- - ~ uar-sd sts1..crbel cIsrzrazE1n tx
tha Ean-er--ahIes LaklzzAl ard ts11enu hoo AZ
~ -an- ElE eiaw Il sz-z rez1 = -az a fay
r-rs Eiks1rz nzd ~ rzse EEzcz h
Tears tr1c5F- -Z1AEE1AfE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
Exports

Ser - Feazets-l- Per CIV -f Neu fcrf- FEB tirl
- --r-- - rE c-fse- - -uc1s 1n1tl.i-.
= s-ssi =aEe-- e. s1--z- l'lll- Fa-Is- So .
F-ra r-l-se- per Eal1',eE FEB fz--F-1- Flize s.
Pr - F--cl.cc- per Discovery. Feb 81 l5s. -
- -s-lr --1El Be ire ~ 4lci- -u1a1l=. elEe=
c---- VA Per So Fa- Dem So 81 "a
F-r Esr T.rz. PER A1-1ls- Ers - Ii1isss y sug-
a. va 1uu $50
rs-E--rsr-- pr Mt-s Tafla-- FEB Tx sgs I'm
z-s g % ula.-l -e-ai- Va D1u So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
HOMES AND EMPLOYMENT.

Or frien1s abro.d uh0 coniempats visiting resi-
Gsr- peraas1ty thee isialds vii d q zcra1ta-
.sf - rb<lr comforts 70 cal ne, ca thef arTiz9l,
and seecr their homes aud those desiring Emplog-
neat sflI be Ekcuis= pryFlcsc-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
COPARTHERsHTP NOTICE

rEfIEE uaBg RsIGNED GIVE NoTEEE Xna1
they bass formed Co-paff1erahip, u1drr iha tfcG
narus n saml 3. Wilder Co. doing 3 <e1rrf Hff.
ehsadse Caslniaaloa snd slipping sasatss q ha11-
(sleseS) sAM-L q. WILDER q Hsno.aiu
fslencaj &. r. BISHOP ~ u1noIa.s
Tsbfaa5g ]. ise4 40
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

gertisaen has hsen Alissic.a-x IL tie Msrtirck
GrcGp Tor several wears. Owine 70 a feila-a u
eeslta. y eeisgsd - leeve Ms past. and vsnt
g. New ZEALAND Il oee q tie yesssls tradiax With
the tslseGs; he wiil prccee3 10 the Urase3 States
~ next steamer recss rrcSahly. II i eered that
wears rest nav tAercacAty re-ss.ael,sh h;s
heslsa ard that a. TIE end < that tine. he may ee
ak - reSz-ne rs ahors
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
HOUSE 10 LET

- A cOMmonI0Fa BgrsE oEITAn1.H
HI fora fa1ilJ Year ~ Atll % acT. allssI O..
ia., f1rnlahsi- Poelefs,en elt1r i4ul1i111-f ~
IN 7oou a. ne prs1lles ~ - e1m1nt
a0u -. Baatal4al -, A11cl.l1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
TENDERS WANTED I

i BREAD and BEEF % tte Q1eali Hospital ~
term q ese yehf from he - Aalsa ~ ~ = 3.
erlrfi she Once n LAs llorrlEDcd o. 10 e c1rG
D. a. sCHAEFER aerr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

NY HAs NaS-ed as-,cre AIter acc1t ~ eoars
On ne ARRIVAL q tie Lik-tisv a. Rfo On rAars-
DAY the sd irSs warrants were sSSae tcr exsrsis,-
i tAe fseieAs erln 70 several &C the CAinese reS.
dents As i was understood that qasntsy otepiar,
vas - b hroaSet into the toNa a. that time.
frt3Rv was cccupSeG ey tAe poliee in making
the eysriinstson. and tSo larce tea chests were
seized CONTAINING epiem packed IN tea t5 TINS ~
tes drug IN all me chests vere usrkr<i, cne for
e Y. Ascna and for Aseas, the lsfscrUvfdectly
hslcnceG ~ the Chinarasa Sam Sun wAo Was ar
rested the week preYiccS for dealing IN olNarn. A
ChinsnaR frczn Pepekso came IN and claimed the
eAest r.arke3 Z. Y Atoaa and AZ the trssi PLEAD
Ecflty sr1 was SneG Sl;G and two months II lstL
Mr.. Aiena claimed % have 70 knVvte(iSe Of che
cpinn aud vas discharged
Fro-a information rceeiVea frara Marshal Farke.
ard frcsa ether sc1rees il seems ths; The China
rnzkn VITO shot the native constable AZ Nsipto
valley. Hawaii On TIE s,A iHst has been arrested,
And furthermore. that On Sateriay the iith, As
Depasy Sheri5 Sarfo-1 vas prccesSiissS up the
Wsp,o valley with force II armed men, 10
rake the arrest, CbinSrian VAS shot BY them.
They were proeee<iirS cp the valley. high up N
hO1Ss toward the approaching p&rty. and as they
came near the orhccrs they were repeatedly
ordered 10 halt, bu. they Paid no heed and sever
al ShctS Nsre krSa. ~ which killed the leader.
The ChirSrnan who was killed was Afterwards
shown 10 b one Of the gang Of dissillszs-
The ofscers fcGnG ;wo diSisliing places which
bad very reccntly 6evn deserted. sud iss.se guam
The stills were not fOuad. eVsdently having been
hastily reHsovsd
As the Sheri1's party were leaving the valley
number % sAats vere Srsd frorn the mountain
side. II IN defiance Or GsriSion. Marshal PArSe.
al Las: atSicss. Investigating the whole affair
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
3lrH SdrnfissHrnts.
FuRNISHEn RnnMS !
WANTED.

a NE9rAND coaRoRrARH.E EURNISlI-
~ 81 iroat fssies eaa b hsa ~ applying famed
iately 81 Ne t6ardrh lsne. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

he Fort Ssreet ChurcA LADIES' Society have
hesr tor scr,e ttres preparing fss q Literary and
M2sscal entertainment ~ r-rcEre funls fer the
rcrchsSe CT an OrCk-- fcr tkssr Nessry. Scrae Of
tte heSt tslCut II ~ city = tks p-cSrsinrss.
ereSr rars'cGltr Anr-s1tr, Na-cn md = TIE
Gs.s EIsG fcr he Cczeert- he Programme VII
- csvea Il crr ns1t t<Sre.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
GENERAL oFFIcEwoRK

OF s-.ry d.sestisa s.iessed o. Bills collected legal
ts-rl - Al kinds dszIn- Books aud accognfs kept
sad solicited a1d zkea % seek The Interests d Al
NJ cGstoE1eFs-
Having neafiy aTTzagsd ~ neE osce 6eparizenfs n
The zea firsp-oof Brick bIii1ng adjoining ne DeH
sazett-' e1ifee. faliy prepared % metf more
e-resfs- demands 10 hEslaess than heretofonc ard
slfk n enlarged fscties Invite fhe patronage q
cifizs1 The 1fler isaltf 70 make their parc1ases
ia Hsloirl1 f1zg1xh -l-fz1teeirZ - 1--WE 81 order.
ese srterfig1 and p1rc11s- al and fserg kibcs u
ne--han1ss sollcifc Drcnriag he s1se On lie best
l1-keEaois feTzza ne ciig a1or1r-
CHARGES ALWAYS MODERATE
-AGEsT POk-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VISITOR
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

lie Sufis 2 Calier =as 81 dsEz trying to make
r1-s- She rzpcrrs very EzzTF =satEer OF Tie L.
ards and OF SEEdzE the I'm izst carried a-zzg a
szlf q sails II TIE s-1rl-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Repairs and r.zDEszl1u az 5eizsz r-a5s n chzsen
Erizz5E rrzrzlsez Tie c5rtzzs zhlrh zt1od 4 TIE
crrzer q Al--lzE ARD EerEtzzzz s<rests Il beng
pulled 6.5=E- Tks EsaatifzI Eozrzz-vzIiie-z r-re
has had - b e1- Ezzy- Thzs i l1ss - TIE Pic-
t1rss.s1EreaE q ttE Wales tie wa Va > nal
fe1-1rE zEncE he fer E1rE ti-zt Eaunf-I- ruases-
81 81 - zlzzEz as-zl-z1 y s-zzzzErs zE sci
E0~ - aEA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
WGah1na=

Tsz5 has rsaessd Hilo Of distiHz-y kept bT =
nztfFs II W1fpi0; sid EztFre having qzfse .
1Ezbsr q C1l1zDs1 Il his ezpt1y dizzi1z. prs-
pa-IEz AID dlsEIlIzz t1s ti-Eooc- Aszs i % had
q tbs shooting ard king half-uhite ~ che of
TIE CLi1zzz1 n Fr1zTr Fear1zET Esh- TEs
SEsrl1 E1es - szEssrIzrE, rEsi1tzrce EzFfzg bes1
ah8Ez % ths oE1ers q the isW-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

AN INEXPERIENCED AND RELI.
n abs nan - take eAarcc 81 . Cattle RancAe.
= i u H !. NHs sa.inla ~, or,,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
Houses and Lands
Leased and Sold
In All Parts Of this Kingdom.
LOANS NEGOTIATED
EMPLOYMENT BURE4U
FOB ALL SEEKING WORK on THESE Is
LANDS.

A-ezts and Naua-crs q PiaHtsiiga. Shipping o.rn-
- s-d Tr1dearea- and al cupiggcrs who desire
csrefs srtenfion u iheiF bufinet- Hoalt % well 70
notifg re Nhea Tzc1Lcies EXIT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Tie three zazosd setoozsr szs7< 2. CsIler.
L r Larssa zlzstsr- arrived at HIlo frurz Va
rziza1. 3 C. CO Izzs1sg. Fs5-zzry I4th- Eiih :
earn q Coal b the HzIzEza Nil Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

lhsrz = az1tts- spiisznl- sEzo-g the hs1s- Ozs
f7=l tzzcasr las h1sE 10 less tAzz f1rrFEve BIRDS
1EEz-g TIE Lasr EseE- Sr-E years zz3 ps lad q
szlrllr zl-zrz-e uElrE clzsze5 or t1e kz- -1rs-s
tz11 ssz1 scSrs ~ @ a fA5rloEs Frl-s- OEEe zEF-
rhl-E GEES ~ r never -Dss t1Ez zEzi1- tkzE II
t1-rz = s1rrEsr rIss- ezzE nay b ezpec1ei q Be
Sod b. EElC-r rae Erricie hefl1 Tsl1el zS-ziis1
clilzEs CT tie orter sic Il tza azaiz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Hszrz- Hi,sheoek Z Co lave Just shipped Per
T5aEs-zf, sacs ozs kzz6rai AID si1ty-ssTsn t0zs
q sz1zr. AID Azzlliz Plzl-z1ioz has shipped
EIrerE-ssssz tc1s y tie SAFE vessel. AID has
II. n -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

AZ tie present pra-e Il beef most Of the ordinary
sElaz-ss vi b abl= - als1E thar o=zzrs zeal
q E-Ear ouce a week C1ld SOLE real-sr kindly
izt1ru tie GA-ErE what l. TIE price charged
zFnn tie ether IsiLnEs- L would Be interesting
. EzgE inst vhsrs lks profit l. ulsli=-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Tie restaurant b1ssaess INST Be very god II
E5L5. NJ. I1rt55a IA zoE prItti1z Up zez build
ing % be Esed rss=zErz1-- baksrT, fgzndry,
r. e.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Tie vEzls- RaTE g szfaH entered EszIzkskza
Ray aa Mszsay TIE I5sh- sEs zzs II dzFs frs-z
Nez Bedford On the goTzgs &C. Ele lad taksu
- bzrr-ls q sperz- al Al zzre zeu On board-
Carr y P BzEer Fr5qnsed . TeEzf1 ten q
s~eiTE days bsfo-s Prucseiizz 70 H1zalziz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

WR C.szIe- Es=as zss-zzl III Ii EsS 1es.a-
"a hrr E-rrf Il u n u.srEer- stgIs; - keaz ia
- s-uurs xrs - - rairrs1 the Tl-lio~- An
$500 x C-ess zsi-es tle -zles-tzl = exc
zazd he-hat thass or rspur-e- ; ss0eE Ct C1lzess
EsEcs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Ths Rev z y LnEzz zzs fsszilF arrived b TIA
Cry u Err Pert frs= Az-klzz5- y z Tha