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Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-06-23
A SPLENDID NUGGET,

The exposition commissioners are in re-
ceipt of large nugget of lead ore, which
was forwarded them from the neighbor-
hood OF Mountain Home, Baxter county,
4 = sssa.e gsr,..l .ss.su
aiear'twenty t'ut yvsss % ss:..1sG q only
about two or three feet beloY the surface.
Some three thousand pounds had already
been mined on less than one-fourth of an
acre, without going deeper than ten or
twelve feet below the surface. This min
eral is not found in ledges or in stratified
position, but in chunks and Jumps; often.a
number of them in pile. Competent
Judges assure us that the specimen on eX-
hibirion at the commissioners office, will
upon assay yield nearly if not quite ninety
hve per cent of lead. Score another for
Arkansas, and more especially for Baxter
county.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-06-23
Notice for Publication.
No. 882.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark,
~ Nav 81, 1888.

n, !
MAY 81, 1883. {
MOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ following named settler has
filed notice OF his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made be
fore the Register and Receiver at
Little Rock, Ark, on July I'd, 1888,
viz: Charles Higgins, who made
Homestead Entry No. 1904. for the
n w S E quarter and N E s w quar-
ter Section 21, Township N, r 13
west.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land,
viz: Burns r. Rogers, of Malvern,
Ark; Edward Kirby, Of Malvern,
Ark. Henry Fears, of Malvern, Ark;
+. Wallace, of Malvern, Ark.
M. w. GIBBS, Register.
G. E. KELSEY, Receiver.
June 2.5t
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-06-23
Notice for Publication.
No. 877.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark,
May %. 1888.
No. 877.

hbhu OIllce at 1IlIIle ROCK, Ark, I
May 22, 1883. {
MOTICE is hereby given that the
~ following named settler has
filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver at
Little Rock, Ark, on June 25th,
1888, viz : John Randolph, who
made Homestead Entry No. 1888,
for the N halfS W quarter, and S W
s W quarter section %, township 8
N, r 13 west.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of said land,
viz: Henry Sutton of Marche, Ark;
Louis Thompson of Marche, Ark;
Alexander Rice Of Marche, Ark;
Wesley Kirly of Marche, Ark.
M W GIBBS, Register.
G. E. KELSEY, Receiver.
NAV 26 st
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fro BE CONTINUED a

| And what do such negroeslae Dour2as.
and Bruce care for the poor anhhard.w, x.
iDg masses OF their race: : Natk ho. onh I,
an element in the backgrounds th0ye ~
ward. and lift t--+4r--I-rrr t'es !, - - a.
/ re cIfIIIfae &N
lie life, and from politics enss&Wu itts itlttw65pld
not only be more creditahte M eonnfry
but far better for the coI0reL race. The
less the negro has to do WitHlA0liticS and
pubic Office the better for hi1self ann the
country. We know some viii think this
both hard and brave 81 ~: but if is
true, and we say it.-[ Free nth.
1t is perhaps 4 little difiicu!t TO tell how
much Douglass cares for the poor and hard
working masses; but il is eni,,-ntIy fittjne,
that there should be pfopefrecognition
OF The grand talents of one whom Wendell
Phillips pronounced "matt klcss among
American orators, negro thoilfh he be"
Perhaps the negroes think that i'm bOnOring
Douglas they honor Themselves. White
men usually honor white men Of distiu.
guished talents, why should not negroes
do the same? The assertion tiat The negro
should not meddle with polirs..s is not firsr-
class nonsense. Whenever ,1gv.gots up
rebellion and cause a waste m thaus,,,cis
OF lives and millions of money by dealing
In politics, as his white fellow.citizsns have
done, 1T viii be time enough il listen to
such concelted dOgmatism; but until the
white brethren can make little, more
creditable showing of the rssaltsef their
doing with politics, they must rot be sur
prised if cutfy maaifeats some iucedulity
as to their fitness to cran&-tnsjr a>strums
down his throat. Bro. BlacF IL d be care
iul where you tread.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-06-23
For the Arkansas Mansion.l
EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING

The M. W. G.. l.. of the state of Texas
conveXed in its eighth annual communica
tion in the lodge room of Magnolia Lodge
NO. ., at Houston, on the 7th day of June,
A. l.. 1888, A. D. 1888, at II O'Clock m. NJ
W A Grant, G NJ in the east. After two
days session the following resolutions were
adopted and grand officers for the ensuing
masonic year elected:
Resolved, That we recognize the neces-
sity of cooperating with all the grand
lodges of America in celebrating the one
hundredth anniversary of colOred masons
on this continent, September A l. 1888, A
ID 1883, and that committee of three be
appointed by the N w G NJ of this grand
lodge to confer with other like committees
OF the various grand lodges on this subject
of the one hundredth anniversary,
Resolved, That the grand secretary be
authorized to forward a copy of these reso-
lutlons to the various grand lodges, with
the names of same and their postoffice
address.
Resolved, That this committee puts in
nomination st. Louis, Mo-, as the place Of
meeting, and thai these resolutions be kub-
lished in all the leading colored newspapers
Z GRAND OFFICERS ELECTED. as !.
M w, A Grant, G M, Austin; r M az
~ N wWr
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-06-23

All the Little Rock representatives at the
northern colleges carried off the prizes.
Charley, son OF Postmaster .Edgerton, cap
tured four first prizes. Arkansas talent
has indeed come square to the front. Next.
Il Arkansas Gazette.
Well, here it is. John Alexander, col
ored Arkansian, has been appointed cadet
at West Point by the democratic candidate
for governor of Ohio, after beating all his
white rivals in competitive examination.
The North American Review for july
contains President Seelye's. views On 'Dy-
mantle as Factor in Civilizations" Gen.
Sheridan on the Last Days of the Rebel
lion;' a symposium on "Church Attend
ance," and other interesting articles by-O.
b. rockingham, Geo. f. WariDg, Jr, FL
bridge I. Gerry and others. 1t is a fine
number
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No. 719 Main Street,
Little Rock. Ark.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-06-23

u. h. Harris and j. s. Peasants, have
been elected principals Of the sHot Springs
eolored public schools,
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-06-23

Ex-senator Dorsey was serenaded bv the
republican colored club OF W .hington. u.
c., on Thursday evening Of r.. week after
his acquittai by the juryin Sue star route,
trial. II Dorsey should come to Arkansas
where he is known, with the expectation
of receiving similar ovatioa at the hands
of the colored republicans OF this neck
OF the woods, he would reckon without his
host. There would be no spontaneous up
rising. But perhaps, if he woafd foot the
bills and do the clever thing Dy the boys,
after the cotton is laid by, they might zen,
thuse" to that extent. Dorssl If not gull
ty, as the jury say, has been so badly
"smirehed" in the recent 1lEnter with
the United States aurh II fsssi t1gf;eis
very little il any spontaneous sympathy felt
for him in this region. Cpj Bob Inger-
SOILS eloquence and the attempt on the
part of the governments attorneys to con-
vict upon the testimony of 4pajurer, were
the things most in his favor the eyes of
the jurors. Dorsey's guilt 81 innocence,
were very small factors in The making up
OF the verdict, we oTrine ~
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-06-23
"A. Gershner's Hall.

On 10th bet. Spring and Center SITS
Let for parties, balls, festivals, etc'
at reasonable rates. Political meet
ings free.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-06-23
M w, A Grant, G M, Austin; r y I
Gpan, D G III, Houston; R w, W. -
.1S W, Austin: N.sq 4 - - "a

y5loh; y, 4 L ssofs, @ 3 frns Treas IL ioas:''
w, J FL Armstrong, q Lee tsxIves-
-; X w, Mack Henson, Il Chap. Mnstin-
Committee: J Fl Armstrong, Gaiaeston:
Mack Henson, Austin; L L James. Hduston'
Galveston, Texas, June -, 1884.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-06-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice for Publication.

No. 886.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark, }
June 6 1899
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30

AvoIR UN PIED DE NEz.-Cette
expression proverbiale a etc EN-.
pruntee du conte suivant, tire de
Verville "Chapelain sc chauf
fant lie jour de Noel au feu de Ia
sacristie, y fit gril)er du boudin
pendant qu'on disait matines.-
Averti d'aller encenser, il nit a Ia
hate son boudin dams 50 manche
ct sortit pour faire son devoir.
Comme il n'avait pas bien bouton
ne sa manche, il arriya que, dams
le movement, ellie Sc della en-
sorte que le boudin sauta au nez
du doyen que lie chapelaln encen
sait.' Ce qui lui fit une plaisante te
figure, ct donna lieu au proverbe
Avolr un pied de nez, pour dire
etre honteux, confus.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30

Les recoltes de cauues au has
oAobeville pourraient stre bien
nslleur qu'elles ne sont. Nos
'Fcaons ne Sc sont pas eten-
Saes De loin, mais lie peu que nous
''0ns w est pris de chiendeit. II
" vrai que la saison nest pas
"'' a'sncee. mais meme a la sal.
!. W ac'ael!e, cette plante SQUIRE
@u'00p 81 on la neglige. Pour
q'e IA plante reussisse bien il faut
a'pas Ia negliger a aucune saison,
aa moment Oh Ton doit la
.'''Fs de cote, ny a des plan.
qal quoique sachant faire
sa'l'ef' entreprennent une trop
we e'endue de terre 20 arpepts
y 'onne est bien assez. ces 90
Ipeass peuyeut .etre tcrus en-
s'aas ordre. NN'
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30

Plusieurs ecoles sont restees va.
eantes toute l'annee, personne ne
setant presente. LIE Board de
'o're paroisse exige une conduite
morale, ct, aussi un certain stock
de opacite, pour lasquels on nc
rut trop louer nos dignes mem
ms zee nest qu'en employant un
corps d'instituteurs acceplables
@as les rapports mentionnes que
apatolsse sera regeneree. II :
aea une grande transformation
aans les meurs de ses habitants
aepuls quelques annees. II in
e'uOe une tache assez forte aux
nenbres du Board ct aux habi
aas; celle de hatir de wastes mai
sons decole dams tous les wards
q ou logeueut pour lie ma1tre de
@e. Quand ces chooses seron,
A''es Ga marchera beaucouK
nieu1.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30

CREvAssE.-La crevasse Four
nier a etc bouch6e ct les $4,000
que sa fermeture exigeait ont etc
payees par.la paroisre. Sur cette
somme, il est atteDdu que FEtat
devra rembourser 81, 500. En- at
tendant que ce montant rentre
dams lie tresor, Ia paroissc SC
trouve creanclere de lEtat-posi
ton tres enviable pour toute pa
roisse don't Ia prosperi:6 va tou'
iours croissant. Tout le monde
est satisfait ct surtout les habi
tants Lauguere sous l'eau, qui Sc
ment du riz ct des pois, ct qul
plantent des patates douces, avee
espoir qu'ils seront recompenses
de leur travail.--Sentinelle dc
Thibodaux.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30

UNE FEMME TERR1BLE.-De.
puis six mois, C. Thorpe ct sa
femme etaient allies s'etablir en-
Floride, tout pres de la frontiere
de la George ETY. avaient achate
un moulin. Une mutt de la Sc
maine derniere, Thorpe Sc trou.
vait a une reunion dams lie voisi-
mage quand il apercut sa maison
en- aammes. II repandit palarme
ct courut pour sauver so femme ct
ses etfets. II n'eut que le temps
de constater que 81 femme, avec
la MALE qui contenait tout son ar
gent, environ $500, avaicnt dispa-
ru. II les chercha pendant toute
la mutt sans rien decouvrir. So
douleur etait 81 grande que ses
voisins lie current fou ct quelques.
uns penserent meme quill await
commits lie crime. Les recherches
coninuerent jusqu'a ce que l'on
sut a quoi sen tenir /: Nine T.,
s'etai; tout supplement fait enle.
yer par un jeune homme, avaisem.
porte rargent ct mis- lie feu a Ia
maison. Ilreussit a la trouver ca.
chez dams une foret voisine ct la
supposition est que, poursuivie 81
trop pres, les amants ont juge plus
prudent de Sc separer. Madame
Thorpe est en- prison.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30

N. Alex. Moss, jeudi de la Sc
kine derniere, ayant apporte a
Abbevi!le I'm voyage de melons
deau, les a debites tournament,
voir lavantage d'avoir les pri'
nsurs. Les jardiniers d'Abbc'
sille mont jamais pu arrivcr a
METRE sur le marche les premiers
melons de la saison, tandis que NJ.
Moss 4 chaque aimee approvi'
sioune les magasins de magnii'
cues fruits. Les premiers melons
sont toujours les plus delicieux et
plus sains.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30

Eh bien, que dit-on dams lie
monde intelligent, des grands pro-
jets, des ameliorations, des chan
gements, des perspective, ETC., etc.
Par exemple le chemin de fer
d'Abbeville ct Iberie ? au moment
on nous considerions cette entire
prise gigantesQue CONNIE un songe
dessine sur lie kaleidoscope dun
cerveau reveur, ou CONNIE une
chimere ne VOLTA pas qu'on as
sure que bongre malgre il sera
fait. Pour nous, nous sommes
evertue pendant longtemps a faire
retentir la crosse cloche, a6n d'a.
voir quelque chose a dire aux lee.
teurs. Du reste nous croyons etre
dams le vrai ; nous avions jure a
la reception de la facheuse nou'
velle reinforcement qui annoncait
l'impossibilite dune reussite sans
de fortes contributions des habi.
tants de notre paroisse, de ne ia.
mais mentionner encore lie mot
chemin de fer, mais que voulez
vous? ? nous sommes attires par lie
courant, Popinion publiaue. Quelle
est l'opinion publique? c'est quill
faut que ce chemin soft fait d'ici
un an, on nous o assure ceci. Nous
repetons ce que nous avons dit
souvont, ce chemin rapportera un
fort dividende a la compagnie {;
qui lie fera faire? Tout l'ouest du
du bayou Vcrmillon, Mouton
Cove, Broussard Cove, la Queue
Tortue ct meme lie Lac Arthur ap
porteraient leurs produits ici. II
y aurait un avenir brilliant de re.
serve au chemin de fer.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30
k PAe Bechot, missionnaire
es.holiaue, Went d'etre decapite
chez les Annamites.

Lytst sanitaire est partait.-
A,ec toute la chaleur de la saison
Try pas.de feyre nj autre ma
Indie. Heureusement que les fruits
Sut rares cette AIMEE.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30
CHOOSES ET AUTRES,

A Posen, en- All6magne, 143
soldats ont etc Acknowledgement
empoisonnes. -
II est rumeur que lie Sultan
d'Egypte a offert a la Russie de
s'unir a ellie pour faire cesser lie
controle anglais en- Egypte.
II y a, cette aimee, trois exposi
tions internationales aux Etats'
Unis, celle de Louisville, celle de
Chicago ct celle de Boston.
En- essayant d'eteindre un in.
cendie qui await eclate, a Paris,
dams une pharmacie, un pompier
a etc tue ct dix autres ont etc
grievement blesses.
LIE gouvernemen beige propose
de METRE CONNIE minimum de qua.
liGcation au droit de vote le certi.
feat de cours complet d'enseigne'
ment primaire.
Une depeche de Rome dit que
lie Vatican a abandonne lespoir
d'etablir, au moins pour le mo-
ment, des relations diplomatiques
avec PAngleterre..
LIE General Wallace, ministre
des Etats. Unis, a proteste 10 gou.
vernement turc a propos dun
droit ad valorem de huit pour
cent sur les importations en- Tur.
quie.
A lexposition de Chicago, Sc
trouve Ia plus grande locomotive
qui ait etc constitute aux Etats'
Unis, ellie pese 10 tonnes ct me-
rite bien son nom Mastodonte.
La police francaise surveillo les
movements dun certain nombre
d'Allemands ct de Russes qu'on
soupconnc d'appartenir a un CO.
mite d'anarchistes.
La compagnie du canal de Suez
a adopt6 une proposition dc NJ. de
Lesseps d'examiner un prcjct de
construction dun nouveau canal a
trayers l'isthme de Suez.
On fait signer en- lrlande une
requete au gouvernemcnt anglais
demandant la commutation de Ia
sentence de mort portee contre
Timothy Kelly, Pun des completes
des meurtres de Phoenix Park.
Douze lions marins, pris vivants
autonr des lies voisines de Santa
Barbara, California, ont etc expe'
dies samedi dernier a New. York
Oh lis doivent etre mis- EN- exhibi'
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30

Un ivrogne tombe dun troll
sieme etage sur lie pave. On lie
relieve un peu etourdis, mais non
blesse. ct on lui apporte un verre
d'eau pour lie remettre.
Lui, ferement:
De Eeau? de quel etage faut.
il done tomber pour avoir uD verre
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30

lie car a lance un edit abolis'
,,nt I'eptree libre des marchandi-
q, europeenues dams Ia Caucasie.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30
Procedures du Juri de Police de la
Paroisse VermillOn.
Lundi, 4 iuin 1888.

IIund JUN 1888
ur de police sst assemble jour conomemen Paoune
Presents Howard opaur president ct les mem'es
don't les suvent NM Brousard Nunez Thbeaux
Trahan, Primeaux ct Vanslyke.
Les minutes de la deere seance sont ues adopees
Sur motion de N. Trahan
Art Resou que NM Rob S. Johnson Robt S. Henry James
N Williams Acide Traan Ceophas Broussard Usn Landry
Jules Thbodeaux Uba Dore soien ct ills son
mes de eet de tracer ct de
designer chemn public par dAbbeve conduisan Bayou
Portage qus fassent rapport pochane eance de ce
corps
LIE Comite des Finances SONNET lie rapport suivant
PHon President membes du de police de Ia pao'sse
Vermillon.
LIE Com Finances sst reu an dexamner les vres ct
pieces ucaves du Tresor de Parosse ct ouve q" droit
avo LIE Tesoe paye les rclamaons suivantes
Heel desc
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30

C'est lie moment de fsire couper
|, hsis dhiver afn de le faire Sc
.her Ct de FAVOR a bon marche.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30

Lord Dufferin Went de recevoir
une nouvelle decoration, Ia grand
croix de lordre du Balm.
de vim.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30

ton devant lie public de cette vile.
LIE capitaine Riviere, comman.
dant de forces FRANCHISES dams lie
Tonquin, a etc tue en- faisant une
sortie du Fort Hanoi, ct lie gene
raj Bouet Ia remplacd. LIE capi-
taine Devilliers a anssi etc grave
ment blesse.
On dit l'accord fait entire les
partisans du prince Napoleon ct
rex-imperatrice Eugenie, ct on en-
dome CONNIE preuvc lie fait que
lie prince q assiste, a Chiselhurst
au service anniversaire du prince
imperial.
L'exposition de Boston s'ouvre
le Ter septembre 1888, ct celle de
Ia Nouvellc, Orleans lie Ter decem'
bre 1884,.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30
r.. .baleur a etc excessive pen
~, |. derniere semaine.

:. ;orrs ont commence a racour
i, cette semalne.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30

n Solomon Wise a fait reparer
!, ,,lerie de son magasin pendant
h hd.ruiefe semaine.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30

Il, ,endueurs de mais tendre
ppt rsres.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30

n . 4t9 decouvert une autre
,,,ate dernierement'
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30

Chez Ia princesse Matbilde, Du
mas pore faisait aussi des qua
trains assez risques
Dams leurs taste imperiale
L'oncle ct le neveau sont egaux
L'oncle prenait des capitales,
LIE neuveu prend nos capitaux.
UD joli mot dun diplomatic Ell
disponibilite, mais don't Pesprit es
toujours en- activite, sur la triple
alliance comparee a un menage dc
trois
L'Allemagnc, c'est lhomme +;
L'Autriche, la femme Z;
L'Italie, le.. -. poisson.
Sur palbum dun moraliste
Dites dun homme I'll a fail
parler dc lui," c'est un titre d'hoh
neur que vous Iui dounez ma's s
vous dites dune femme "EIle {
fait parler d'elle." All! diable
lie cas- est different!
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30

MANDATS DE PAROISSE.
Fonds Crimnel de 1882 1897 so
Fonds surplus de 1881 2725 63
Fonds du ur de police 1882 469 10
Fonds Points ct Chemins 1882 394 80
Fonds Magistrats, etc. 1882 5l3 56
Fonds Avocat de District, 1882 l25 Oo
Fonds Imprimeur ETC., 82 292 80
Fonds Sheriff tenir Ia Cour '82 225 w
Fonds speciale pour Ia Prison 's2 2736 co
Fonds Indigents ct Pauvres 80 ~ W
Fonds Grand ct Petit ur Com de Juri etc 82 1924 10
Total 1903 70
Pour eqe monant u dome ct prs de u
les pieces jus,i6catves cidessus mentionne.
LIE Com apres de de Tesore de la parose
h Treoe do etre dbe pour les sommes suivantes
Recu de G. B. Shaw pour licences de 'S2 S 384 Is
Recu de G. B. Shaw, taxes colectees $3.50 6}
Recu de G. B Shaw amendes de l88O-Yl-82 800 90
Recu de Lastie Broussard amendes de '82 60 90
Recu montant de des anmaux nonmarques llo 81
Balance en- caisse dapres reglemen fat lie Ter avrl
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30

o. dit que l'dtat de sante de Ia
ps;nr-yrtoria laisse a desirer.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30

Douze lions marins, pris vivants
autonr des lies voisines de Santa
Barbara, California, ont etc expe-
dies samedi dernier a Newly ork
Oh lis doivent etre mis- en- exhibi-
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-30
1882, avec votre comite

1882, avec votre come
Total IL
Monrant une balance en- caisse ce jour 1913 SO.
SOLOMON WISE,
A. VANsLYKE,
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PASSENGERS.

From Sydney and Auckland, per
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NJ j Curr, F Harrison, l. Konrad,
ID Commune, wife and 2 children,
Mrs. Gerzcomer and 3 children,
Misses Gasconmis, G. Stanford, j.
Schmier, Mr.. lander and wife, Lee
Fec, and 219 in transit.
For Kauai per Jas Makee, May 8
j N Blaisdell, Rev r Wainwright,
MIS- Grocer and child, and 45 deck
For San Francisco per Ella, May
John Slatteng, Carl Sorenson.
For San Francisco per City of
New York, May 81 Bowler and
wife, Mrs Swan, B Aver, A Herbert,
Mrs j M Whitney and son, S Uni
wife,snd q, children, Mr. Bell, w S
Wilcox, j Makaka and wife, G
Keough, j Chant, j Smith, j Barry,
r DAILY, Mr. Mason, j B Ward, A
Fisher, Mr. and Mrs Dean, child and
servant.
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MISUNDERSTANDING THIS DAY
Stmr Ehrenfels far Hongkong
Schr Kaala for Heeia
Schr M E Foster for Kona & Kau
Schr MalOlo for Hakalau
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-10
Not as yet generally known.

Not as yet generally known.
THE Public throughout Honolulu may
i not know that the premises recently
occupied by w. e. Herrick, at No. 118
Fort Street, opposite the Pantheon Sta
bles, is now known as the
"City ShOeing Shop"
This new Establishment. will, be a
source of qualification to our community,
inasm UGH as crael and torturous shoeing
has heretofore been to largely practiced
on mans noblest animal by SO called
Horse shoers, ,as
Edward Doyle, the we'll known ex.
perienced and skilful Horse Sheer, Is
manager of this shop, which is recon-
mendation in itself, and with the practi-
cal assistance of Andrew Brown, the
fioorman, our citizens may fully rely on
their merits as master mechanics.
II would well repay our citizens to
visit and examine Soaking Stalls and
Foot Tubs arranged and built expressly
for operating on wounded and disabled
horses, which no other shop In this
Kingdom has adopted.
9. !. SHAW,
Proprietor City Shostny Shop"
SSS II J16 Fort Street.
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VESSELS IN PORT. I.
Ger 8 s Ehrenfels, Fisher
Stmr M. sdras, Bradley Aff.
Stmr Abe.rgeldie, Watson
Blk @. r.. l ishop, Wolters. roll
Blk Moravian ,s,.,.,,
Blk Pacific Slope, Barnes. "
Blk Livingston, Stettens.
Bktne Eureka, Lee goa
Tern j G Ford, Gri!tths,
Bgtne Morning Star