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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-06-30


PER9oNAIs. - Rev. Mra. WESLEY
HAMMOND and niece # on Wednesday
last for Eros burg. TO visit Mrs. IFS
mothc-.
Mr.. THoNis KELLER ot Washington
City. Government oil ,er, roach j hi.
home in his place on Fri lay night last
for little vacation. lie represents The
heat "a Intense in Tho city therefore
fully appreciates AL enjoys our lie d.
ligh'ni mornings anl evenings.
hr. VAHCE GiLKEsoY of Moorcfeld
is on a visit to hia home in this place.
i. 4. KELLER. E.1 proprietor oi the
Armstrong House, OF this place, has
g"no to try The medical waters OF Capon
Springs.
Miss CARRIE BHaSr Of Winchester,
Va, is visiting Mrs. Florence French at
present.
Misses BERTHE eli MlNrrg, dau, hters
Of Nh. William Taylor OF Mechanics
burg, who have boon sLtonding school
s. Valley Female College, Rev. J. F.
Hyde. Principal, Winchester, Va, 70.
turned home last week.
Nj. THEoDoRE f CogDs. son OF orr
fe!iowtOwnsman, Mr. John J. Combs,
is visiting his parents end friends in
this place, and attending to some special
business.
Mrs. SUSAN BRADY. wifo Of the late
Samuel y. Brady, is at prcsen. on
visit 20 her son Isaac r. Brady. E.a. o.
the vicinity % ibis place Mrs. 3 in-
tends spending the summer in our town.
Mrs. FLoWEScE FREScu Of this place
favored Us with a pleasant business call
on Mouiay last.
Tho Oakland Democrat Of Satarday
last states that Mrs. Gen. Cnoog. who
has been sick for sometime, is ont a.
gain, locking considerably IMPROVED.
From tic same paper We learn that
JosErH J.. KELLER and siatcr. OF this
place, passed through Oakland a few
days Ego, en- roae tc JYhnstowa. to visit
relatives. NJ. Is returned 90 Oakland
on sunday accompanied by Nc. So!'ars.
to spend the day With rclstiyes.
The thermometer wcut up to gza in
ths shade several Jays si1ce our las,
Issue.
Rev. W. NJ Wooow5aru. Of Buriinq-
ton. spent several days. Jas, week. rith
friends 10 WtCbeHvr.
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Democratic County Convention.

Convention OF the Democrats of Hampshire
county is hereby called 10 meet AT Ssnesyille
hampshire Co, w. Va, on Saturday, July |,
ioo.' AZ o clock, Z. ~, for the purpose of se.
Letting delegates to represent namnshire co,,,tv
In the next Congressional Convention. At what
ever time aud place thu Democratic Congress.
ionSi Executive Commit ee for the 2nd Con
gress'oaai District of w. Va. shall de,errniue
upon tor holding said Congressional Couyen-
ton. By order Of tia Democratic Ey.cu,ixs
Committee of Hampshire County
JOHN w. MARSHALL,
June %, 1882. Cbsirmap
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DEATHS.

On Tayltrs Mountain, in this coun-
ty, on Sunday, the 25th lust, after n
lin goriag illness. Sir. HENRY LiLLER in
about tho 7ist eGr OF Ills age.
AT her hcne on North River, s miles
east of Slanes9la. this county, on the
18th ins'.. Mrs. MANY z. KIDwsLr., D.
ged So years, months and 2 days.
Hear what the voice from heaven proclGims
For oil the pi.us dead,
Sweet 10 tho Saviour OF .thsr names,
And soft their sleeping bed.
They die Ia Jesus AID arc blessed.
How calm thsir SAUNDERS ere
From sndsrinss and tc:n sin released
AID reed frGEi every snars.
On the lath inst, at her re- idence
Green Spring, Frederick county, Viz
z mia, Mrs. CATuARISr Eo@KRs. consort
of the late Adam Bow ers, aud mother
of Mrs. John w. Duffey. of MoorcfieId.
in tho 18TH year OF her ese.
Near Petersburg, in Grant county. on
the 1th inst. Mrs. MARY WELToN. wife
OF iir. Abel ). Welton, and sister of tho
late Cyrus Hutton, aged 6S years.
Near Moorefelo, on the 10Th met, Mr..
HARRISON BALDWIN,. agoa 8S years. lie
leaves eoveral small children ard n
youug wife.
NeGr Blrbeetown, Grant county, re-
Gently, Of measles. Mrs. E,IzaRrru
SITES, wife Of Dir. jacob Sites, aged Il
bout 65 years.
In. the Bean Settlement, on The 9tb
inst. Mr. BAsnAM BEAN. aged abont
"a years.
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NoEru RGvaa Mills. june >;

A'o''' al 'siF !,G Mills, June 70.
MR.. HARPER Below give the lis.
tFiau'ion OF the State School Fund a.
uiong Lac several districts Of Hampshire
county for The school year beginning
July lst, 1882. For purposes of com
rarison, the distribution OF 1881 is CIV
en- alsu:
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
MONDAY. luna as 1852

MONDAY, june 20, 1882.
lcsits are cold at these Esrres live weigh,
dogs are sold at net weight. that il 20 Der
ccot tgenerally) OF frcm live weight Sheer
are sold gross. that is lire weight, OF moth.
irg OF.
REks CArTtn.--The market to-day has been
quite dull and heavy. 1T least for the better
grades. OF which decline of sG1Ae is record
ed. On medium aud common While trade has
not oeen active. we have tiGsreat opinions.
some dealers reporting fully IS good, or bette.
prices thaa last week, ard othsrs are not as
high as they were then. There was longer
lie OF middle Cattle tnaa lsst week aud lesser
tops. We quote a, 5ot9ss IS. with few sell.
Ing MT either extreme, usost sales ranging be-
tween so and 81 SO per 100 los.
Mich Cows.--rrsde 10 slow: prices AZ whole.
sale 25lrs0 per head In bunches.
Prices VI beci Cattle ranged as tollows Bes,
so % IS SO: that generally rated fss,
quality rs "a ~ 90: medium or good fair
quality IS q SIS 10; ordinary thia Steers
oxen and Cows 8 so 6ss "a co. Extresse
range OF prices 50 CO 50 IS. Most oi the
Tho cattle received were 375 bead from Va.
ZIG 'fom OHIO. 81 from Nd 100 iro,, ~ 4 Va
90 from N York, and l3s head frsm ky.-,otai
receipts for the week 600 head against Is43 last
week, aud 1884 head sans tune last year Ofths
offerings eo3 bead were taken by baltimore
butchers, IS sold 20 country dealers, and p
to Eastern cpecrlstors. Total Gales for III.
week 7os head against s91 last week, AID 1898
head same time last wear
Swisf.-TGe,e was a light euppiy OF Hogs
received during tina past week, bat they nuu,
Der nearly 800 dead more than the number pre-.
viaasly recsived. fbe quality is rspor ted as
not quite ne good as the previous weeks Offer
ings. Prices show better, IL auy change since
our last report. Trade il sl3w Al the high ~.
ures rlling, as, though the number OF lhe Offer
irgs is generally reported light, IL seems 10 be
equal TO The very moderate demand prevailing
We quots at loGsil cents, With extra III
Sonts, ,nest ssies a, ioa@li per 10. net =
heceip's tais week 4s72 head against 1854 last
week, aud 45T7 head es,nc tiue Fast year
SRssr AND LAMB The receipts only mum t.
Der about half az many as last week. tie most
falling OF being OF Lambs. Notwi.hs,sudius
The great decrease in tho nun Der Of ID. ofars
ings. they have proved TO DO fully equal Ia The
very slow deniud which has existed. wholly
confined, as /, is, to supplying the wants OF the
butchers. The quality Of The offerings is 90. as
good ss ,ast week. We quote Sheep at 2is,b
cenis, few selling at eithsr ex,rsins Lanbs dull
sts'9o cents per- 10. gross. Receipts this week
35i head sgsinst 1919 last week, and 1850
head same time last year -Snu
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PERSONAL! TO MEX OSLY,

The voitnic Belt Co. Marshall, Mich.
viii send Dr.. Dyes Celebrated E.ectro-
Vo'tajc Bis and Electric Appliances
on trial Tor thirty days 10 men young
or OLD who arc afil .cted with Nsrvons
Debility, Lost Vitality ard Manhood
nHd Kindred trouble, guaranteeing
speedy AMI complete restoration o.
ZENITH and manly vigor. Aldress as
above. N. b. No risk is incurred -,
thirty days trial is allowed.
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"A q TIC q

IT has Loen reported TO and around
a B0mbey tbat bad or was going %
quit thc WOODEN business. n is mol sa
Gnd take thjs mraas 90 say 20 tas 200.
PIC ;hHt I am still Al work. ~ or oil. 20
fcEd on your work. Who started Che
report or what IL was done Cox 5g mot
know.
SAMUEL CRAWFORD.
Burlington. june , 6 1852 $50,
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COMES THE UNI
ROUNDED POPULARITY OF

.fUc0c/c'S P0r0tt.S HuSterS /?
Because they have proved them.
selves the Best External Remedy
eyer invented. They will cure asth.
ma, colds. coughs, rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, and any local pains.
Applied to the small of the back
they are infaliible in Back-Ache
Nervous Debility, and all Kidney
troubles; to the pit OF the stomach
they are a sure cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint.
ALLCO CK'S ROU s
PLAS 7 L r S are painless. fra.
grant, and quick to cure Beware
Of limitations that blister and burn
Get ALLCOCK'S, the only Genuine
Porous Plaster.
Feb. II, 1882.
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FOR SALE.
Ronnney, May II, 1882.

-, me Mite Society OF the Presb,terian
ohu'eh oiser for sale ten Stat Blinds.
%h'ch were taken FROM Tic Church vim
"o ~, when the Shutters we're pat up.
they will &c sold ct i very a.oaerato
price Toe CASH. - :
Two Of them ncol some repairs u,,
Others sro IN COOL order
They can tie scen by arplyioe 10
mrs. J. {. l.ElsKsIi.. or
Mrs JAS D. AnM3rEol,g.
Romney, Juno Is, 1882.
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Serious Accidont-On TUESDAY Of
last week, We learn from the Cunbor-
land Times, that a. X. Berry and q
companion, while under the influence
OF liquor, attempted TO board NOV
ing freight tram near the Queen city
Hotel, when Berry slipped aud fell to
the ground, lracturing his thigh bad.
~. On w edneslny me was taken TO
the almshouse, where il was discover.
ed that his leg was broken about tile
Knee aud otherwise injured. lie is
now lying in very critical condition.
lie IS a young man about - years
Old and his parents reside near Frank.
fort, w Va.
HIS OLD German proverb is worth
practising: Honor the Old. instruct Tia.
young. consult the wiso, and bear wish
The foolish
Composed Of tie bss; known tonics.
iron snd cinchonn, with we'll known ar.
onaiicf, is Browns Iron Bi,tsrs. Il
cures Indigestion, and al kindred trou-
blcs.
Candy pulls ere in fs-hion rgsin, hat
S'ey arc called glucose tensions
SKINNY MEN.
Wells Health Renower" restores
health and yigor, cures Dyspepsia, I'm.
polence. Sexaai Debility ST.
$1,000 per year can i've easily mado
at home working Tor T. G.. RrDEoUr <
Co. Ton BarceIy Street, No7 York
Send Tor thcir Cagslogus nd fall paf.
ticulars.
Killed at PAtterson's Creek jas
Bailey, bra. enlau OH the freight
train pulled by eng me- GOO. westward
bound, was BILLED near Patterson :
Greek early yesterday morning. lie.
was leaning out from the side Of tbe
train looking 1T hot box aud lust nj
that time the train crossed Patterson
Creek bridge, the ifon post OF ,ohioh
struck Bailey and knocked him from
tao tram, killing him instantly. lis
body was picked up aud brought TO
tUs city, whence it was taken TO Mar.
uusJurg. where the deceased .,vcI.
Tie WIS about 30 years urage Cum.
bc.ltnd Times, June 2G.
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HtTTIIiTp 4 4"

quick, complete cure, al annoying
IA ney. Bladder anl Urinary pi4es,s
Al. brugsls;l.
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among e x e call your attention Cooking Stoves mud
cd n IS rue pest stove m the market Tie Arlington as nn %
w 'H s'oVC mas no superior
s @ ~ none az u embraces all the improvements llorg 10 t
III Z oven door, shelf raisl ,;t
] ing hearth door and support Give us call before rag
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1870 +f"t.bffa lNHf trufa e4rt
fhe Heaus Volume Zee ie4, All A.. ...t.
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Sal'''s HARpER BROTHERS.
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HaJZeT1s ioJtRc PcoDze.
40 Illustrated We, kiy -io Pages.
suited 70 Bo5s sud Girls Of from Six 10 siY
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Fo!2ne III, conmt0ues Eoyernsss i iegt


90 ls 90 - I'D sunscRlnE.
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Several COMMUNICATIONS intended for
to-day's paper lave been crowded out.
There wero six deaths in Cumbar-
land last week.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22
From Kauai.
HasAI.1I, July 10, isos.

uAsALki' July 10, ico-.
EplroE SATURDAY PREss;--wil YOU please allow
mo the privilege in your esteemed Journal Of cor
rocting few statements published in the Briisfi.
Of the 18th uli., and headed kauai iteIns," etc,
aud which may mislead more besides myself
In the first place, bungled terribly In the search
iur Mr.. Buii..os restaurant. have not found u
yet, and am now forced to the conclusion that tho
restaurant Of MIR. Bungo could only have existsd
IN tho brain Of the Baieiia correspondent Ut the
time he wrote, for ueither Mr.. Buns,o nor his
taurant can b. found IN Hanalei ut present.
presume Mr.. Bungo's departure neceauitAted
AIR. Wtbbs return to Mrs Johnstun's, or any
other HOUSE aud have mo doubt lac 10 very
thankful 10 have some house. 10 return Ia aud Gu
Joy tho fruits Of his own culinary powers"
The case of krosling ~. kaupena and Moloksi
was postponed until June 18th, as stated bet ON
enquiry, learn that the case Ut Keeling W kup
pen never entered court Il being settled on the
outside, Notwithstanding the Interference Of the
parties who put up ths Job aud were such good
advisers to the unfortunate defendant until Tho
critical moment arrived 10 desert him.
The Yelling tom turniaing, shooting, etc. ID stili
GOING ON, and must only bo heard ~ b. APPRECIATED,
and tonssts would really enjoy It, especially When
they know II IS going on constantly, night aud day
II would really b. sooihins syrup 10 ~alstodi-
narians-"
have not yet had the pleasure Of Visiting Ne
Waioll English School. When do, hoks ~ SOsni
good opinion Of H. am putting ID NY visit
until can Judge impartialiy VI its nsrits, Tor
must say, thu reports hear u Il and ~ tsAehsss
on every hand, from natives IN particular lads NJ
10 think that u h carried entirely dAeIeut " vAa
Bro. Iii Johnson would like V no ~
For tho past te~ wecks hsi.alsi has been -
caring Tor their rice. which y nearly all pnahsssd
Tbs harhor Looked quite lisely On W Nh; l0a
schoousrs and one steamer at anches. Years,
6xnAssss.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

PASSENGER traffic between here and the Coast
by sailing vessels still continues quite active.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

SoME interesting debates will be found in the
Legislative proceedings this week.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

THE steamer Sue will sail for San Francisco
this afternoon carrying mail.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

The friends of Mr.. j. A. Palmer will be pleased to
learn that he is able to be out again.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

" Kelloc'a sprmgs Hotel with about 1000 acres 81
land, for the sum Of $1,000, and to open The Homo
the latter part Of this year. This will bc good
news to tho 81 oyg In Blue hero go vol as else
whore.
As we 20 10 psc5s VIC hear that au accidental OK
ploson of giant powder took placc this morning at
fshofmau'a Point, resulting n the Immediate
death of Chinauinu md two South Son Island
women.
Tur revival mootiugBhcld at taumakapil church
have been we'll attended during The week by
natives and by forcipnoff also last FRIDAY night
wins the last of these interesting meetings aud tho
number present was cyOfi greater than usual. MI.
Bnllenbeck will go 10 Waialua no1t week and
aftorward proceed a. the other l1andj ~ continue
his labors
PEnnArs the ca.ettc by % little inquiry can learn
whence it's contemporaries evolve the King
Pomaro thoy talk about without digging very far
" into tho history of the past AriauC, Pomaro
", formally coded his Government 10 France
which country had held protoctOfatc over the
group, IN March 1881.
A LITTER from Mr.. Lcutl Of the Volcano House
statos that there was nm outbreak from the most
northern crater Of Mauna Lon on tho evening Of
the 18th ult. Parties recently from kilhuca in
form us that a largo volume Ui smoke can bC seen
ascending from Mauna Los in the day timo and
that FIRE g visible at night
Oa Saturday last Mr.. $. r. Kaui invited large
number to q irou given IN honor Of Mrs. Atwatcr
Of Tahiti at his residence at kapalamn. Tho de
by the Hawaiian land WINS Good of coursc After
the tlmn, during which number Of toasts were
drunk, dancing wac Participated III. Inc mn"
mr." was also ihtrouuccu ny way "i variety.
SgcG our last there have arrived from San Fran
cisco seven passengers by tho Spes and two by
the ,'oi5or;su vbo tqt ,,,,,,od y,g,,I t,or,h,
-, ~ '6
nlso - ohhcho pahscigeI5' u lHryo hhnlgrauOno Oh
, ,nehe people from an unexpected quarter. There
nave saeu IRON INC hein9 port nitecp passengers
~ tho ~: ANN illhe Dy VIC D'scocsiV, ana w
onihsse u, Hu,blt py tug itfhWWi seven nave
'"i'eo ior fort io"hsenu ny inc h""f"'
,.,,,.,,, 8; a.. ...-.,....-..--. a.. u.,.
go, -. $500 u ., I. .o piolia1 w lol lo phI'u CON
oo'' ~ bhln' od'uuo' Nv i"o ~ NJ t"-uhyi
U,ycrnre,,,Chares VI.....,; llalcyy
mna., "eu'nng aaneei new Gung
s"IoctouGpav and Sigb fry eoc
Quadrlc Mascottc new Meira
TN, hand will ci,, 40, ,,, ,,,,.r, m Att,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

THE principal of Hilo Foreign school Is Miss
g. u. Hitchcock. The following is an account of
its closing exercises for the year ending June 30,
1882: Every seat filled with bright and cheer
full face, and all were dressed of course i'll best
attire. The schoolroom artistically dressed
with evergreens. The scholars, as usual, appeared
we'll. The school is prosperous one; the average
attendance for the year has been exceedingly good
Teachers who ambitious will most generally
inspire their pupils and this has been the case i'll
the Hilo school, In the course of a year, it would
seem that the school room will have to be enlarged.
The morning lessons were gone through with nicely.
when came declamations, compositions and the
awarding Of prizes. There were rccitations by
Masters Charles Swain W. Rhinehart, Ed Viii
helm, Henry Hapai; compositions by Misses Rose
Kittredge, Grace Porter, Pauline Jesus, Louisa
Wilhelm, and Masters Levi Lyman, Chas. III. w.
Hitchcock. All of the above gave great satisfac-
ton. There was fine Duet for four voices -four
misses) nicely sung Then came the presentation
of prizes for penmansnip; Miss Pauline Jesus re-
ceives the first prize Miss Louise Wilhelm the
second. Special mention must be made of tbs
handwriting of Miss Grace Porter, Masters Chas
IL. w. Hitchcock and Levi Lyman, specimens oi
which were ON exhibition as well as of others o
the school. After the awarding of prizes, til,
school sung vacation song when it was dismissed
| to assemble at the expiration of six weeks. Tn,
seats designed for visitors all filed Ainonps
| them were Rev. L. T.. Baker and wife, Rev. W. B
| Oleson, Mrs. +. s. Lyman, Mrs ID. Ii. Hitchcock
Mrs. G. L. kittredge, Mrs l.. Severance, DIR. c. II
Wetmore,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

In is reported that three more saloons are to be
opened in Honolulu soon.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

The bark Helen ". Alny, which sailed for San
Francisco last Saturday took number of lady
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

wnurLnJ the noted siolinist aud Max Nosrich
the pianist are expected ON tho next steamer
from the Colonies Ii Is not absolutely certain
that they are coming this time, but u they do We
hope matters can be 30 arranged as 70 enable
them to give an entertainment ia Honolulu
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

A wnAsAn correspondent writes that through
in,bibinc too much homemade liquor the natives
in ,ortons of that district convert Sundays into a
nerfect bedlam. Ii will be well for the police
there To open their Dyes once ina while; gotten
hear complaints from that part of tue Island
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

THERE was no music at the Hawaiian Hotel last
Monday evening, as advertised, owing to the
indisposition of Mr.. Berger.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

IL. II. X. kEnIIKoLAsi suinrnondod pr, hasah
A. attend her Al wailuku this week. She has
made her visit To windward shorter than ut hrs'
contemplated, owing to her desire TO return to no
nululu 10 see Mrs. Atwater, who VIII leave foi
Victoria in the lawora ON Monday next
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

LAsT week at the Iron Works Mr. Thomas Kew
castle WAS struck in the face by a fragment oi
wood from the turning lathe and sustained severe
aud painful injuries. He il doing well aud will b'
able TO resume work much sooner than was al
first supposed
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

Tnn Board of Health has appointed Dr. q. l.
Fitch physician of the branch lepcr hospital Al
Honolulu the leper settlement at Molokai, and th'
dispensary in this city of which he has been II
charre for several months
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

REV. w. l.. Jones of Punahou will occupy the
pulpit at Fort Street Church tomorrow both at the
morning and evening services.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

Ii is currently reported that Colonel iaukea Is
shortly to be sent as the representative of this
Government to the Court of Japan. Should this
become fact n vacant elsrkship IN the Foreign
Office will have 10 BIO filled.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

The L. S. Senate confirmed the nomination of
Rolin NJ. Daggett as Minister Resident to the
Hawaiian Islands Oh the 18th of June.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

Kellogg Springs HOTEL with aLuut 1000 acres 81
land for the sum Of $1,000 aud to upcu The Home
the latter pprt Of this year This will bc good
news to the Boy in Blue hero a8 vol as else
hoe
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

TuE schooner Ida SchiEuer which went ashore
| at Kahului some months ago, arrived at Hilo on
the sth inst, with three passengers and cargo OF
general merchandise.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

"GEoRGE DIX Loso Posi- ~ was the name chosen
by the u. S. Army and Navy veterans at their
meeting last Saturday evening for the proposed
branch Of the Grand Army of the Republic III
H.. nl.tlt
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

YESTERDAY the Appropriation Bill passed its
second reading. The approximate appropriations
for the biennial period ending 3lst March 1881,
amounted TO S3,ioO,OO
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

PEnuArs the Go.e,tc by % little inquiry can learn
whence it's contemporaries evolve the King
Pomare they talk about without digging very far
" into tho history of the past AriiauC, Pomaro
", formally coded his Government 10 France,
which country had held protoctofato over the
urOup. In March 1891
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

Tur revival mootingshold At kaumakapil church
have been vol attended during The week by
natives and by Foreigners also. last Friday night
wins the last of these interesting meetings aud tho
number present was cyon greater than usual. MIR
Bnllenbeck will go to Waialua no1t week and
aftorward proceed a. the other l1andj ~ continue
hig Inborg
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

PARTIES visiting San Francisco who wish COM
Portable rooms III that city III pleagant location
should read the al. III to-day's PREss.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22

We learn that the Spreckelsyille Minstrels in
tend visiting Honolulu shortly and will give one
or two entertainments This troup il highly
spokon of on Maui.