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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-19
Contem porapeons Teeth.

The Chronicle of recent date con.
tains an unwarrantable assault
upon the teeth OF the editor of this
iou, nal by holding that the fossil
remains of the tremendous molars
found at the State Prison belong to
us. Speaking of teeth reminds one
of the peculiar formation in the
head OF the Chronic man. Part
were manufactured in San Fran
cisco in the early flush Zines, some
in Sacramento and the rest in Vir-
GINA City. It is rumored that a
few of the shakey front incisors
came from Chicago and smaller
long primer font from Pittsburg in
payment OF an advertising bill, but
this if not authen, icated. No two
are alike and they are hung on
pivots. When the owner quotes
Shakespeare they vibrAte and
swing like pickets on a richety
fence, all with a different motion.
The price Of these teeth ranges from
81 so to $50 apiece. with the copper
rivets end platinum backing
thrown in. Some times when he
takes them out TO count 'em they
get mixed up and he is unable to
put them back in their proper place
and he jams two-em quads in be.
tween to make them justify.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-19

To THE ED17oh OF rHE APPEAL:
Having seen card in the Enter
prise from Mrs. Kirby to the effect
that she wonld not low a fish fry
on Emerald Bay on July Atm. we
wish simply to state that the Ex-
cursion and Fish Fry will come off
as announced. Mrs. Kirby claims
to own portion of Emerald Bav
bat 80 small a portion that in max
ing arrangements for the fish fry
her little strip OF ground was not
seriously considered. Her ground
is at the further end of the bay
where boats do not bother to land.
The fish fry will be Oh Yerington &
Bliss ground, as advertised.
TODMAN l. JEFFERSON.
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One Thousand.

This is the name of o new COM
pound made for beautifying the
skin, probably called 80 because one
thousand women out Of every one
thousand and one use it. It can be
found no where in the State # Ne
vada except at Fosters drug store,
he being the sole agent for the sale
of the compound. No woman who
has ever tried it uses anything
else. II removes frecke,s, tn and
all blotches and discolorations of
the skin by putting the pores in a
healthy state.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-19
Ooera House Election.

At the meeting of the Trustees OF
the Carson Opera House the follow
ing officers were elected: Presl'
dent. D. A. Bender; Vice President,
". D. Tobey; Trustees, J. Klein,
". d. Tobey, Trenmor Coffin. Fl.
G. Parker and J. T. Preddey. The
latter was elected Manager and j,
Klein Treasurer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-19
Afternoon E0arA

$50 Osermar, A., 50c
40 Cnollsr. 45c
100 Silver Hit, loc
BIO Con, Vir-,ni-, Csc
177u Scorpion, 1er. TIC
400 Unien, g. c. q
$40 Benton, Ice
25o Beic',e., 81. G5
30 Confidence. =
1885 Sierra Ne.3,ia. ~, s., 81, !, Is, q
40 Utah, 3 50. 81, 3 81, 81
$50 Excht au-r. Soc. s0c
1865 Ophir, 3 c5. 3
700 Nexica", O., 3 55. 81
lS0 Gould Il Curry, 3 10, 3 05
800 Best & Belcher. 4 81. l.,
SIS Savage. .. 2 IS, . e.
800 ChoilAr, 81, $50
1870 P..osi, 81, Il
% Crown POM, 6
$50 Yellow Jacket, 4 10
40 Alpha, 50
100 CIR aud Prze. Csc
$50 Arsen,s, Csc
%, N.vsj..2 20. 2 Is $ 80, 2 30
10 Belle Isle, doc
900 Day, Csc
$50 B"!i-. 05
40 Silver King, 10k
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-19

The report that John McKenna.
who was drowned in Walker Lake
last week, commi ted suicide. is
incorrect. While in the water he
was taken with cramps and thus
met with his end.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-19
Notice to Tax-Paysrs.

rarties pnrchasin@ Zeal Estate
will bear In mind that there is q lien
. gains, ali realty for poll and personal
property tax. By calling on me, the
amounf of such tax, as assessed can be
;.seertained Poll and personal pro-
perry tax, not secured by realty, is now
due, and must be paid Immediately.
d. KER Ely. County Assessor.
Carson City, Jane IL, 1888.
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Daily Trips.

Attention is called TO the new
advertisement Of Cap. Todman. Of
the Niagara. He will make trip
around the lake each day from this
Oh with his boat, which makes IL
knots an hour.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-19
Groceries.

Persons wanting good and cheap fam
ily groceries will find 1t 10 their adSant
ave n eall at Barclays Grocery store
ut Cheeney's old stand, for family sup
plies,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-19

Senator Gallagher passed through
Carson last evening en- route for
Kanasha, Wisconsin. his old homa.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-19
Lost

On Monday last, on the Hot springs
road. a buggy roha. The finder will ne
rev sr6sd by leaving the same at
Sweeney's saloon
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-19
please Return

The person VINO, about two years ego,
borrowed s.Shiloh. or Without ana
within" from Rev. g. Il. Davis, VIII
please return X.
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Shaving, Etc,

For good artistic shave, for hot or
cold baths, or for srientiflc hair dressing
90 IN iunha,s Mt Mul!er's old stand.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-19

A girl to do general Homework. A
German preferred. Inquire at this
ofire. tel5.
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IN RarEF.
II. L, Tickner is in the city.

I Controller Hallock leaves on Sat
urday next for visit to New York
The annual school examinations
commence to-day.
| Miss Ada Dexter, Of San Fran
cisco, is visiting Mrs. Hacke't.
! Judge Edwards opened Coart at
Genoa yesterday.
Supt. Jones Of the Grown Point
and Belcher mines, was IN town on
Sunday.
Lieut.. Governor and Mrs. Langh
ton caught eighty fine trout near
| McKenny's or Saturday.
J. Minor Taylor has been appoin-
ed Grad Marshal Of She Fourth OF
July celebration a. Virginia.
Survey or General Prebls has re-
turned from his visit to the eastern
part Of the State.
Mrs e. B. Crocker, with large
party of friends, IS at "ldlewi]d,"
Lake Tahoe.
Judge Rising and family passed
through here for Lake Tahoe yes
ter'sy. They will remain there
coupis OF months.
The Episcopal strawberry tssti-
v~l comes OF at the Opera Honse
TO MORO. night. There will be
excellent music for dancing.
The Temperature at the I.aae of
an evening IS yet lnits chilly; bnt
the tourists ale coming in very
lively.
DR.. Fl ". darkness, the scientist
who has interested hims If 80 much
in the pre- historic wonders at the
Stale Prison, is at Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. James G. Chealey in COM
pany with party of Oakland
friends will visit Lake Tahoe, some
time next month.
The admission to the Episcopal
strawberry festival at the Opera
House tomorrow night is only 30
cents.
The family Of Fl. L. Tickner will
90 to the Like FIR the Summer,
after which they will take mp their
permanent residence in San Fran
cisco.
Charles P. Shakespeare, formerly
representative from E,meralda
county to the Nevada Legislature,
died at San Bernardino, CAL, On
June 14th.
The break in the stock market
yesterday was general surprise,
in the face of the reported develop
ment in the Union and Sierra Ne
vada mines.
Owing to the limited sage facili-
ties at Virginia, the manager of the
Red Pocket Book" company has
cancel ed his dates both here and
with Piper. Carson alone will not
pay them to come.
Ten men of the Carson Guard
team, on Sunday, made score of
1873 points. George q. Thaxter
scored 30 at the 5O0yara target,
and Antoin Borges 40 at the same
range.
Ga Sunday State Gardner
Daugherty was kept in the Capitol
grounds all day to prevent women
and children from plucking the
flowers and otherwise despo:ling
the grounds. There is law pro-
hibiting persons visiting the
grounds from plucking flowers, and
hereafter those who are caught in
the act will be arrested and prose
cuted.
Several days since letter was re-
ceived on the Comstock to the effect
that John ". Mackay had pur-
chased from the King OF Italy an
island near Sardinia for 81 800, 600,
with the understanding that if
Mackay desired be could establish
Dukedom there. Mrs. Mackay,
the letter says, is very anxious that
John shonld assume royal title
and clad himself in blue blood
ermine. 1t is intimated that there
is something more serious than q
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-19
so Cents Per Week

Ky All cas- ses Of legitima'e advertisement
noa exceeding six lines inserAd IN this column
for so Genus per week.
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Wanted

A Young nurse girl to take care Of
children in q private family. INQUIRE ~
Sweeney's saloon. mF'|
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-19

Now is the time to cut tickle
grass if you want to keep it from
going to seed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-19

Yesterday afternoon. a breas. pin. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by Ienv'
ing it at this Office. 9eo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-19
SACRAMENTO SALOON.
GEO. xVEIFFENB BACH,
Proprietor,

The very best brands Of Liquors,
Wines and Cigars, a large stock ot each
on hand. Coll and sharp beer on
draught my2s
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N0FninE Board.

40 Mexican. 4. 8 s., 8 80
$50 Gould & Curry, 3 s., } -
Ivy Best q be,cner' Is
Soo savage; ., -.
iooo Con; 'iaein'', w. , % q,
Soo Ghoi'aF, ~ - u
~ ro;oSi, ! o., o'' ~ :, =, .oo =
tao0 Haie q ToIc'osS, - g, s''' -
SW Fellow -, Jacket o. : ~
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~ anfGH
Lost,

A good cook. References required
address, 8. L. Jones, Gold Hill.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-19
GOODS.

/ Dado Curtains, Walnut Poie
! Cornices. "A Complete Stock
| Ct Mouldings from which
! Cornices and Z lecture
Frames are made to order.
! Mexican Grass Hammochs,
Bird Csges, Croquet Sets
Hunting ana Fishing Out
fits for Field, Lake and
Forest. A Full Line of
Stationery, Gallery, Toys,
Musical Instruments, Gift
| Bc,ks and Albums, Port
| fo'ios and Toilet Sets in
Russia Leather and Plush.
Handy Writing Tablets OF
! all styles and Sizes for
Home, Office and School
/ use. japanese Decorations.
Singer and Wheeler and
| Wilson Sewing Machine
Agency. All the leading
Daily and Weekly Puhlica-
i tiens supplied by carrier or
/ mail at lowest rates
| FROM THE
NOVELTY BAZAAR
1 OF
! CAGWlN & NOTEW ARE,
| Carson City, New.
/ Country Orders Solicited.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-19

W. NJ. Webster, Associated Press
agent for the Pacific Coast, passed
Carson last evening.
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EX Gu r S I q N.

VDARTIES DESIRING TICKETS FOR
p II. Mulcahys Third Annual Fourth
of July ExcursOn can procure tneIn L.
Inn. ~ nyz9
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STOCKS.

SAN FRANCISCO, june lS-Foitow;ns
are the opening and closing quotations :
Ophir, 3 60. 3 40; Mexican. 1 80; 20;
Gould l. Curry. 3 50. s. ha: Best & Bel
cher, 1t. 81; Savage, q, 2 30; Con. Vir-
ginia, 65c, Toe; Choilar, So, Co; Po-
tosi assessment deiirquent), 20; Hale
& Norcross, s., e: Grown Point. l s.,
/ 60; Yellow Jacket, 81, 50; Belch-r,
a.; Sierra Nevada, z. It: Utah, So.
81; Bnliioa. j: Uni,p, 8. u: Ovsrman.
aOs; Caledonia, i5c, l0c; Silver Hill. loc;
Scorpion, soc; Andes, 75c; Northern
Belle, 81. Navajo, 2 10. 2; Grand Prize.
Ecdie, l 10; Silver King, 10.
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tricts should e chosen to represent their
respective interests. a fair sprinkhng OF
such men TIM ughout the Assembly would
serve to seasch It with common sense, and
keep in the b ckground the childish greed
of salary-seelkpg nominees. Had the last
Assembly CD tained fair proportion of
such men al has has been indicated. we
should not have seen the disgraceful at
tempt of the late session to force aprorog-
alton and relassemblage in order that the
hungry ones might at once secure for
Gemselses the advantage of the increased
nav they had Just voted for themselves.
In a good House of Representatives may
be found good Ministers, and from good
Ministers may be expected good advice to
the Crown and good service to the State.
For nigh two years past we have had
what has come to be known as kaleido-
scopic government, a mere twist of the
wrist and the bits Of colored glass change
places. another twist and one piece disap-
pears and another takes its place, the com
binations are sometimes gorgeous to the
eye. but we know that the component parts
are merely rafting rubbish
Such are the administrators we have
had of late it is now time that kaleido-
scopes with their bits of tawdry nothing
ness be put aside.
An anecdote is told of an Autocrat in
Europe, which runs somehow this way.
The King taking stroll through his me
tropolis observed flaming placard on a
wall. he examined it and found it to con
tain a very serious indictment of his sys
TEN of government; his secretaries and
aides de camp expected immediate orders
to tear down the complaint, search out the
offender and bring him to dire punish
ment. The King however, merely said
my people and understand one another
they may say what they like, and am
years ago, and the Autocrat was Frederick
fine GREAT
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IN MEMoRIAM
The Late Arthur P. BrioIs~ood

The death Of the the late Capt. A. p. Briokwood
takes another Of the pioneers who have been con.
sF5cuous citizens during the last thirty or forty
years Al M early age be entered the British navy
a. an officer, land was stationed FOR some ten
years uu the AfucEn coast, where The British
ships were employed IN watching and eupnressino
the slave trade. then brisklv carried on bv prva.
tetrs After leaving the naval service, he won't To
1hin1- and thence 10 these islands. landing al
Lnhnlua, IN January. sei5. His seafarinr knowl-
cdcu SOFA secnued for him employment in the
o9asiiuc service. and he commanded, during n
pertou uf Tour OF i've years after his arrival sew
eral % our uior-island vessels among them the
King yacht Hagrief, which carried ei2ht guns.
and bad two Of the young princes on board as
cadets; then the Chinese lorcha. belonging to c.
Coasters.
Under Marshal Sea, he held the Office Of Sheriff
ui Oahu Tor short period. and when the firm of
SEaz a Clifford failed an ISIS or 1854, he was
place. Ia charge Of their property in the capacity
u reolrsi, and, If We remember rightly undef-
took ne closing gp Of what proved 10 be q very
disaCreeahle afisii.
After the burning OF the Varieties Theatre and
the old Station House, in 1883, be took charge of
he preselIt Station House. which was erected dur
ing that year. aud continued In chRrqe TN an
POSTED ustuaster-Seueral IN 1864 succeeding In
that Office his present Majesty who was trans
ferrec . The Interior Department. He remained
m that ohce-scvcntean ypars-a ionrei period
than any of LIS predecessors.
"a al i1e p1lic trusts which he held he was
nuruP1ln1siy honest and Observation-Disclosures
ne las two or three wears of his life were en-
bittercd by transactions IN which he was in no
way ognccrled. although considered officially re-
spunsihir.
Tor the past two wears be has been an invalid
c1uhileS 10 his hcs1 for the most part by paraly-
a. And when az u death came 10 summon him
Q ihe sIirit land, hf denarnire was So calm and
qeacciui, as be sat IL his easy chair. reading a
neusTapef- that has watchful nurse and
friends supposed that be had only fallen asleep.
ne leaves n widow. SIX sons and sons-in-law.
eve daughters, and a large number Of grand
chiidrcn- -ith whom be Will always be remem-
he-ed a. kind and loving father and protector.
lhe funeral which took place at the family re-
ssoenoe on saturday afternoon. was largely at
iSnacd la he friends and acquaintance OF the
qeoe2ssd, and his remains we've deposited in the
Cathulic Ccrneterv w
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Mortgagee's Notice Of F0rsciaIaro { q Sal.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH n Pow
- Of .ale eo1tainci'u s-rfriu sl7rs11r 49, 81
kr.nfTr aud kf1n her nIt1Ill To- r y i IrfiIT|s1t
dated The 9Th t-r % September -, flt ast-i "a IF
g. PAGE SO; noticc o. ne-etF given faat s1d rlll-
hfnkfa. srs uuou said iafrr'uslrc vi 81. $50.
auction % the srcsrcon - Z u Airl1 ir Hanr1aIa
frT Guaf. fhe 10 GAY 0f nrrrnicr- isl1 - 49,
aid day shr rTrrlisrs flrscrc /. SD 1flr11
below suc- drf
Eurthfr ulrfIcuiIrs eau lr trl - q = t'arfr. as
taruer-af-Lau. A .. CAi1f- Right. w-lt-arr-.
Premises Or SOLD srrf-I All ttear rrr-ir-1 q
scTlhed iu r 7 - in fir ul1f % h1E1sFl crrtl.r
ing an area % 1siu acrca rifnaic al Nsssrrai-zs
kalihi. Oahu- an Taro Lad
9l-Au fhHI House L1t EiE1frd Al trlt-. if1rrll-.r
uaku decided iu 2 = crt + e. A 1l in tlf rtrf Il
Kuiuu1. EE flfhous d fcft srl1re
ad-Au thEf certain F1-cr 70 11rf slfeaIrl karat
lama. Honolulu. O1hu drffri1rd i1 So. & 4
ne o. Mulnui. ii1l ftflgrss so
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NOTES..

IL report lately read before the Mormon Church
dignitaries in Utah, relative TO the Mormon mis-
sion in these islands, the statements appeared that
the membership in Hawaii was $500, that the
Island Church owns large sugar plantation and
the mission is fourishing" Mention is made OF
King Kalakauas presence at the Church Confer
ence, held at Laie last September.
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CUPREME cOURT on M IA

II
CgAhHE. tIrkrlrft-
has this dav Seen adi aiiclis t11s-zrr T. trsf.re
hsfare Chirf jest tr f1iif Ila rltifiu- srrlI
Volt s was criersl fllf nutifc o -Iss1 70 rr-l
fars 81 she faid Eaat. 20 Fr.sent t,etr t-i1l 50
thereof foT tr1c consecutive wrsty N ~ ntrrl11r
q tEarrE ucsrsr4raf-
DAY Che al dlV af NrFrr1rcT a. o. lsl Fl 1IlrrI
NJ 40 ihs Coari Hort1 in Afirn'rui ua'r. N1ls.lll
b. thr tiuir and place far do 1rla crr 81 lrcsaF
and prove their claims
Dated Iiouoiaiu, D. A. lfh Cctat-.r. AK
Hy oftrf 81 fhr tuurf- ftENf tNlfl
nsfn
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By the last steamer news was received that "In
a dispatch to the Department of State, Rollin NJ.
Daggett United Statet Minister resident at Ho-
nolulu, reports that at a meeting of the Hawaiian
Cabinet the resolution of April ., 1888 protest
ing against the further immigration of Chinese
male laborers into the Hawaiian Islands, was
considered. A resolution was adopted, instead,
authorizing the immigration thither of such labor
ers. under certain restrictions, at rate not ex-
ceeding COO in any three months The reason
is understood to be owing to the great number of
Chinese laborers who annually return to China
on the expiration of their contracts.
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- WATIAN ISLANDS n rr-eaE--la - aIl.r-
% thr Esiate o. EOrEHr LnfE. 81 izra11'u. =
ceased infc<fatr Elffrr ". isstirf trsll1
On rcsllne and E1Iu- ~ rrltil1 % Ea1rr Errr n
Uannfuln Island % tail- aiillrr a. lltIsT- ls.
of said uauaiair, tl.i iutresits De- Hcrnrll ~ ~
I'm DAY o. nciotrr A. D. - sd rrlTIne t.tt -
tiers ~ ldailul sfrltiGu issue - hcra-lf-
% BE- or,lrrrsi that NoNptf. ite lttt lT g tIrr1I
her, ID IsSf BE- ani lrrrtT o. lrrtIntst t1l era-Ia1
sid .iafifnn before fhf sait i1siifc N fts lt lf
90 this CouTt. af n1zni1ir a. lhtct flr Va rT al
persons concerned nlay aprras and snea eare ~
.hrv tret. WIZ sllt netltIul ssc1id llf lr1H1ll
and Inst this dneT b pusshed ia - LzrI - l11-
rul-c fcr three satc.ssgE weeks On t1s urtalsS -
zrrIE. a Newspaper Do ulroinia
Dated unnniuil 81 g. NrTHrlHrr ls.. A. ID frNI
Aticst rENI. ArSrfN
uEsay sEfre. ausla-c - r1gr-1l- Z .lrl
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Lost ! Strared ! or Stolen !

Ar, FROM TIE PREMISES OF
EEM q. II. KINIAkUA. at Makaka. Kan Hawaii
October 18th, 1855 belonging the undersigned, One
White Horsc Branded Z 1 on one thigh. Any person
finding said horse viii he suitably rewarded BY the
dersiEned delivery To the owner. any Deputy
sheriff District Judgc Of awaii to deliver to the
undersigned. 7. s. LYMAN
Hio. Hawaii. Nov eth ieSS. 9SI Il
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NnTICE !

THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE
l. existing under the style Of W. IL. REED will be
continued under the sole management OF o. L. SHIP
MAN the connection Of H. A. Bridges with the above
having ceased on the i9th inst JANE S. REED.
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Awarded Tive Gold Medals. The only medals award
cd for Watches, Melbourne International Exhibition,
1850.
The only Gold Medal; also, three special and four
first prizes, sydney, 1879.
The Gold Medal, Paris 1875. -Four First Prize Med
ais. Philadelphia, 1876.
The unequaled success of these Celebrated Watches
has produced host Of worthless limitations. Buyers
will observe the Trade Mark, "Waltham Mass, " en-
grlyed on the plate OF all Genuine Waltliam Watches
Gold stamped A. W. Co, 1sS. or lik,; and
Silver cases are stamped American Watch Company,
Waltham. Mass. Sterling. PSI 1y
81 Moirces OF all shades to be had at
957 A. NJ MELLIS, IOI Fort So.
~ Tbs Latest Novelties you will find at
e5I :. NJ. MELLIS', IOI Fort -.
CO An endless variety Lace Fiehus to be had at
967 A. N. MELLIS' I0G FOrtSt
~ All sizes and colcrs Of Hosiery to be found at
957 a. NJ. hELBIS, IUi Fort 81.
- Large Assortment of Broeades can he at
g67 A NJ sIELLIS' IOI Fort ST.
- For a comfortable or weftting Corset. go to
9g7 =. NJ MELLES, IO1 FOriSt
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il bel ia duly appointed Administrator Of the rsiste
d Les 10y late Of liio. deceased all persons having
aims against said estate sEe hereby notified TO present
he saf4 within six months from this date or tirr
for er barred and an persons Indebted to the srid
state 10 make immediate paynient
W. AUSTIN WHITING, Admir-.
Hon Hula, Nov GOTH 1883. 81 It
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The New York Nation, one of the best edited and
most carefully written journals of the East fur
nishes material that might have been added to the
late political parallel, drawn by contemporary, be-
political head of this Kingdom. The Nation says
" Now the Republicans have to deal with man
who has no opinions to be attacked and no public
character, properly SO called, aside from his pri
yate character 10 be criticized and the people are
To describe his (Butler's) career in the simplest
and most dispassionate language, is however,
really personal abuse. Nobody can tell the story
of his life in a truthful way without offending him.
or making it difficult to meet him socially without
embarrassment and yet the story of his life has to
be the chief feature in all political attacks on
him."
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-11-21

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES No
Il tice that he win shortly open the new storc On
KING street, near Messrs Castle & Cookies, with IN
entirely new Stock OF
Dry Goods. Clothing. Fancy Goods, &c--
10 which he cordially invites the attention Of his
friend and thspubHe generally
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NOTICE..

MIR. p. a. DIAZ HAVING DIS
vi posed OF his interest in the Retail Dry Goods
business No. 81 Hotel street to Mr. VI. A. Gonsalys
bis late partner he is longer responsible for the
debts OF said business 2. A. DIAZ.
Honolulu, Nov 1ash- lsS3