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FINAL F.

NOTICE is hereby given to XII persons inter-
~ ested in the estate of John v. Webb.
deceased, that the undersigned, administrator
Will apply to make u final settlement Of said
estate At the August term, 1888, of the
Probate court OF Lafayette county, Missouri.
TO pc begun and held at the probate court room
IN the city OF Lexington, on the second Mon
day in August, 1888. N
june2t5 Adm,n,str.,n
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.IOHNSON'S
AN0DYNE Eminent.

For Internal and External Use.
uralgla DiphthrrIa. Group. Asthma,
Bronchitis. Inhu"nza. Sore Lungs, Bleeding nj
thr Lungs. Chronic Hosrsen'ss, Hacking Cough,
Whooping Cough, Chronic Chrome
Diarrhe !. Chronic Di-entery, Cholera Morhus,
Kidney Troubles. Diseases Of the Spine and
Lame Back Sold every here. Send for PAM
billet to l. =: & CO. Boston Macs.
For eale at Charles W. Loomis' Drug Store
Lexington, Mo. aentovl
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Dress TRIMMINGS GENERALLY.

In the way OF Dress trimmings We hays everything u,aa mi.
Th Cur collection Of Laces, Ribbons, Buttons. 500 sSi,srrh
ana Mn q Irish Point Lagos. Satin and Spanish Iacea Il ST.
emo Gninn mack k.a spanish as and Spanish Guituftee, and zeal .haands.m s
. S.; ~: :; !; :: =: =: =; ]; DR'YGo9pl' ]; "a 81 ' as 8 !
waatnsTom the narrowest trimming ribbon to the widest. a., h M
in i n anv sma Is a .%% s,a'e the latest designs; we have eli the Shades
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STRONG
EACEI

A great many people are asking
what particular troubles BRowN's
IRON BrTTKRs is good for.
It win cure Heart Disease, Paral.
yEis. Dropsy, Kidney Disease, Con-
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Neuralgia, and all similar diseases.
III wonderful curative power is
simply because Il pul6es and en-
riches the blood, thus beginning At
the foundation. and BY building up
the system, drives out al disease:
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what we Can Cure, Let's not EN-
6nHA.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-16

thanks and to
tinuance ofthe
and favors so
slowed, we
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-16
LARGER, FULLER CHEAPER THAN EVER,
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, &C..
a SPECIALITY

We take pleasure in announcing to our friends
and customers that we have now in store and on
exhibition the most complete stockof Dry Goods,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Rugs, &C., we have
ever before shown, and with our largely increased
facilities for buying and handling goods, we
fatter ourselves that we will be able to compete
successfully with any honorable merchant, here
or elsewhere. -ree m8e "
We invite your attention to our exhibition of
Black and Colored Dress Silks, Black and Colored
Satins, Black and Colored Cashmeres, Black and
Colored Nuns Veilings, Black and Colored Bpnt-
ings,. New Spring Sateena. French Ginghams;
French shoodas, Table Lisens, Towels, Napkins,
Toilet Quilts, Spring Silawls; Silk, Efsle and Kid
Gloves, Silk, Lisle -and. Cotton Hosiery, Cream,
White and Black Spanish Ties and Fischus, Lace
Collars. Pillow Shame, Curtains, and Curtain
Laces. New Ruchings, Irish Point Laces, Ham,
burg Edgings, Kings Trimmings, &c. s~e ca z- -
In view, of the following facts:-1st, We have
the most elegant assortment of the above-named
goods we have ever before shown I'd, We have
bought our Goods lower than they have ever
before been known-we say without fear'of con-.
to buy from ten to twenty.aige dollars worth of
Goods to come twenty miles TO have our stock to
selectfrom. s..7oH 75 ID 4,3Agees -. :
We have a big stock Of Carpets, Mattings,
Rugs, Oil Cloths, &c, and we guarantee our
prices to be as low as Kansas City or St. Louis.
In conclusion We desire to call your attention
toshe fact that we are CITING our time. energy
and capital. to the building up not only Of our
own fortune, but to the advancement of tho ma
terial interests of Lexington and vicinity, and
we most respectfully ask every one who is Il inter-
ested in the prosperity ,of this town and county
to aid us In our efforts. Stand by.your own mer-
chants, and by so doing you advance the interests
of your town and county andHyour own.. tr5
Lexington already begins to feel the throb
of a new and vigorous life. "sLet. the boom go
forwards es~l 20 % - - = sgt -
W.. @. MccAUsLAND.
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FtNAL SETTLEMENI

E1N EMF,
NOTICE Is hereby gwen to all persons inter.
~ esIed in the estate of Samuel Wilson. de.
ceased, that tie unders,gn. d, executor, will
apply +" make q final seItl. ment of S aid estate.
Of Lafayette COUNTY, Missouri, to be begun and
held at the Probate court room, in the city OF
1893. UPTON HIISON
jun9t5 EVecntnr
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LADY Cured Of rheumatism

! Lacy Cured Of hhedmatIsm
Balimers. Nd. Nay =. .sse.
Ny health wa4mueh shattered By
Rheumatism when I eommenesd
taking Browns Iron Bitters, and l.
scarcely had strength enough to At
tend 70 my daily household duties.
lam now using tho third bottle audi
am ~regaining strength daily, andl
ehesr66ily recommend It to al.
I cannot say too much In praise
fit. Mu. NARY +. BRAsHEAR.
IRA Prestmsnst.
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and Towels, in all of
We are Of
Towels at 25 cents
all linen, and for
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K,dnsv n;.a.se Cured.

Kidney Disease Cured.
C~hristiansburK, Va, 1851.
Soldering from kidney disease,
from which I could get no relief, 1
tried Browns Iron Bitten, which
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mins, recovering from scarlet fever.
had no appseipe anddid.not SCENT
be able TO easaf all. IRvehimL Iron
1iteess with the happiess rssHl6.
], KYLE MoexAaRn
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HORACE w. .WINSOR

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Heart Di.ease

Heart Disease.
Vine ST., Harrisburg, Pa.
Dec. ,, I58I.
Aher trying different physieiaas
and many remedies for palpitaeion
Of the heart without receiving any
bsne6s, Twas ad.isedsosry Browns
Iron Bitters. Ihave used two bot
des and newer found anything that
ave ma 10 much relief
Mn, JiaNu Hus.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

STATE OFMISsOURI, - ~
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE,
In the Circuit court OF said county in vacation
May %, 1883.
George B, Boxlev
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/. great satisfaction il He could only give him

. great satisfaction IL He could only give him
. sign in token that he was accepted. He rose
to his feet and put up q petition for this sign,
vigorously crying aloud, 80, Lord, send de
sign; send de sign!" When. according to his
story he looked up,snd way up inthe heaven
there appeareda light, and out Of it came q
splendid star, and 1t came, and 1t came, and
4 came right toward him, and, all at oncs!
it hit him on the top Of the head, and knock
cd him down on his face on the ground, and
he saw stten tousand million stars" and he
knew that be was saved. Az soon as he could
recover from the conclusion hs jumped up
from the ground and hsllooed, "Glory Halle
fujahI Glory Hallelujsh p But, suddenly It
occurred to him that he might be mistaken.
That the phenomenon which had occurred
might have been accidental and not especially
intended as q divine message to him. His soul
wssagain filed with gloom and apprehension.
He began to pray. ae begged the Lord if the
star Che pronouncess it, stair) was intended
for him to please send It again. This petit
ton he put up fervently, crying aloud, 80,
Lord, send 1t agin; o, Lord, send it aginw
When, for q second time, the star appeared.
and It came, and it came, and it came, until
1t hit him q fearful whack right IN the top Of
the head, and Knocked him down pretty near
ly into the ground, and he saw ''twenty
million stars" all in 'sless N a min
nit,'' and he knew that his sins were washed
aYsy and that he was white-robed regenera-
ted cherub Of the, Lord never, no never, no
never moro to backslide or fall from grace,
sapctined and saved: That II Ben's version
Of his experience. He tells it to everybody
will listen. and always tells it the same
way, SO 1t must be true. At all events, nc
matter Whist It wss that hit BEN on the top of
the head, It did not knock out Of it his
cooking sense, or his hunting and. fishing
ssase, either, and 4 Tom and + ever fail to
bring home enough fish or game, Ben isvery
to have some little evidelcs Of, his own
skill at hand, to keep us from the disgrace, in
this sylvan retreat, Of subsisting upon unpo-
etic Whitaker hams or timed meats.
-
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line very cholce.l
lection in Swiss.
net and Irish,
cries. We carry
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FRANK TK1GG, Clerk.
~ o i. DANIEL. d. O: jets
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF M1SSOURI..t -
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.{
In. the Circuit court of said county In vacation.
DIS June 9th 1883.
The State OF Missouri at the relation
and to the use of Geo. NJ. Mount q
JOY, collector of the revenue of La
souri,, plaintiff, fetitlon.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-16
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MISSOURI. 4
CoUNTY OF ~LAFAYETTE.{
In the Circuit court of said county in vacation
June O.. 1883.
The state of Missouri at the relation
and to the use OF George NJ.
Mountjoy. Collector of the revenue
OF Latayette county, in the State OF
Missouri, plaintiff, ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-16

For the peculiar troubles to which
ladies are subject, BRowN's IRON
BlrrEzs is invaluable. Try It.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA September Ilth.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento September 14th: Miss Kate
McDermott, Cornwall Canada +. Barcer Yoko-
hama Ben amin Smith and wife, Bradford, Eng
land W. }. Arundel, New Zealand; II. B. Levin
sohn Berlin; Mrs BERTHE Schultz San Francisco; A.
Gutrean, Rochester, n. Y; Ernest Berger, Berlin ;
d. C. Garter and wife, v est Acton, Mass Mrs W.
K. Quinan, A. Baumgarten. San Francisco DR.. W.
G. Thompson, New York +. J. Littlefrld, Omaha !:
General Manager s. H. b. Clark and General Traffic
Manager E. P. Vlning of Union Pacific, Omaha
WELLS, September 11th.-Left here to-day, to ar
rive iii Sacramento tomorrow Mary Miller, Cal
ifornia E. A. Phelps, San Francisco c. Wood
Wilton, Ohio Mr. Hall, Boston Rev +. Jacop,
England L. Fl. Schwab New York IL F. Wood
son. Illinois A. Shirbin, Ogden +. N Gillon, San
Francisco Mrs Bush. Miss Hinchman, Sacra-
mentO ; Mr.. Hitler, New York ; h. Tahera, Japan !;
Mrs. G. w. Mason, James CiTier, Mrs. w. B. Ban
croft, San Francisco A Hin hman and wife, Sac
ramento; Dora Otto, Gilroy; Colgate Hoyte,
Cleveland C. II. CObun, L. Smith, EHgl nd Me-
Knnel Victoria A. Faldog, Psns; X. Myers,
eveland G. II. Thurman and wife, Grand Island;
Miss Gluck, Mrs. Gluck, San Francisco; Mrs. Wom-
mack Leadville (: I. II. AurgOod, Springfield; W.
S McMurtry, Miss y. Mcliurtry, Los Gatos, Cal /;
T. G Calder, Miss X. Calder, C. A. Holmes, Rev.
Holmes, Mrs Holmes, Miss. R. Holmes Pittsburg,
Pa 137 emigrauts, il Guiding 90 males, to arrive
September 18th.
NEwHALL September 1lth.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in San Francisco tomorrow FL. McCOum,
Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Noviega, san Francisco; G.. N.
Hauley and wife, Mrs. J. Scott Miss J. Scott, Los
Angeles Rev. John Johnston Oakland 3 r. Ta1 ?
Ior, W Bryon, P s. Samuels, Los Angeles NJ.
King, San francisco E. W. Mclean, Wilcox, A.
T., D. McDougall, Los Angeles J. I. Brown. san
Francisco }. R. Williams, Nevada; Charles John
draw, Tucson VIM. Abbott, San Francisco; A..
Ord, Wisconsin; Marie Ledesana Los Angeles E.
L. Lindsey, New Orleans
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

The Board of City Trustees met yesterday
in thsir regular weekly session, full Board
being present. The minutes of the last meet
ing were read and approved.
The report of Mark Foster, Chief Engineer
of the Water Works, was read and ordered
Oh file. It shows that "a, 4S4 $50 cubic feet
of water was pumped during the week end
ing on the ii instant.
The monthly report Of Chief Of Police
Mat. Karcher was read and fled. It shows
that during August III arrests we're made by
the police ia this city and 1,039 meals were
furnished.
A petition was received, signed by a mum
bsr Of citizeus, complaining that .ha o1orless
sxcavator by being cleaned ous at NIath and 5
streets caused sn iGtUlerabla stanch, and ask.
ing that the owner be compelled TO abata thu
nuisadce The Health Officer was instructed
to look after the matter and see that the
nuisance was aba5fd.
The contrscs for grading o street, between
ThiId and Fourth, was awarded to f. W.
Steinmeyer, and wnen the money to pay for
the same is paid into the city treasury, upon
the assessment mace for that purpose, be will
be permitted to proceed with the work. His
bid vas 40 cents per cubic yard Tor grading,
and II cents per foot for curbing.
BID Of James Touhey for paving J street,
between Eleventh and Fourteenth, was &C.
cep,ed, sui ject to the same conditions as the
above. The bid was as follows, TO wit Ua-
screened gravel, 81 30 psr cubic yard !;
screened gravel, 81 %; 30 cents per cubic
ward for excavations so cents for hauling
round corners, 81 curoing. 13 cents par lin
cal foo; paving with oobbles, 12f cents per
square foot.
Trustee Nielsen introduced an ordinance
concerning water rates, which was read and
laid over for one week. This ordinance makes
general reduction in the rates charged at
present.
Ordered that the time for receiving propo-
sails for the proposed work Of constructing
wing. dam in the American river, near Burns
slough, be extended until September 17th.
Ordinance No. 1S7, concerning cesspoOls,
etc, proposed by the Board of Health, was
taken up, amended and passed, and hereto
fore published iu the RECORD D-UNIoN,
Af,er allowing the claims against the city
the Board adjourned.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Gen. john Bidwell is in the city.

Gen. John Bidwell is in the city.
W. H Cade, of Oakland, is in the city.
Charles McCreary has returned from Bolnas
Bay
George Hargrave, OF Stockton, is visiting in this
city
J. T. Grifftts has returned from his visit to Santa
Cruz.
Cyrus Palm, Of Oakland, is visiting relatives in
the city
J. J. Agard, formerly Of this city, is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Mark Levy, OF Portland, Or, is visiting her
parents IN the city.
Samuel R. Miller of El Dorado county, came
| down from PlseeTville yesterday.
John Williams, Of Slick Rock, is in town and will
! remain throughout the state Fair.
NJ. R. Beard and family have returned from their
summer vacation trip TO Santa Cruz
NJ D. Boruck, editor and proprietor OF the Spirit
! Of the Times, is attending the State Fair.
Misses Katie Hymen and Ida Gallup have re-
turned from a months visit to San Francisco
| Miss Mamie Maston and Miss Roche are visiting
this city as the guests o. Mrs. James acClatchy.
Rev David Wells, correspondent of the Washing
ton o. C) Star, arrived yesterday and will remain
/ the balance of the week.
Miss Hinchman, A. Hincbmau aud wife. and Mrs
Bush of this city, will arrive from the Fast this
afternoon on the overland train
Loren W Green, Superintendent Of the United
! States Trout Ponds the McCloud river is in the
city, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs A A. Goddard
C. D. Magoon, uncle OF Ed. ~ Martin, of this
1 city. whs has been on the coast for the past six
weeks, leaves to-day for his home in Muscatine, Ia
Judge A. c. Monsou, an old pioneer in this city,
| and formerly District Judge Of the Sixth Judicial
district of this state, which was then composed o
! this county. is visiting among US.
Judge W A Henry, accompanied by his daugh
| tar leaves today for san Francisco. The md
health for some time past has not been the best and
his physicians advise change of climate.
! Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday A
| NJ. Towne. San Bernardino; W. Beller, Lakeville
| George F. Mills, San Rafael Wm. Ealand and wife
! santa Barbara J. NJ. c. Jasper, Wheatlan1 J. W
Mcbride and wife, H. c. Nelson a1d ladies' j Nc
Vay and wife, Etna; L. c. Risdon, Ann Arbor
| Mich; W. Miller, Colusa A. Russell and wife
| auburn; T. F. Johnson San Diego; Mrs. J. B
Ritter. Michigan Bar; Miss E. Nagee, Woodland
| A. Devoe, Costumes; d. NJ Reavis, wife and son
| VIM. A. Reavis, Chico A. NJ. freeman, wife and
three children, Mrs. McQuary and child, Arizona
VIM. " Billup, Colusa 7. J. Geary, 1. Farmer
Santa Rosa George F. Allen, Petaluma W
| Dubois, Benicia G. j. Carpenter, Placervillei
| NJ. Miilard. ]. o. Graves and wife, W. W. Turrell
D. c. Allen, L. E. Cawson, c. Jost T. Bottins
W. A Vandercook, A. P Talbot, G. A. Pope, ].
Williams Jr., A. F. Gum, a. koneke and wife, Sal
] Francisco
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12

THE U. S. Analytical Chemist at Wash
ington pronounced the Eclipse Champagne
one of the pUrest wines in the market.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12

METROPOLITAN THEATER.-" The Two Or
phans was the play presented by the Girls.
mer troupe last night. It was well played
and the company received the warm COM
mendstions IF the auditors. Tonight the
romantic, military drama, 1.-THE Russian
Slave" in which the company appears to es-
pecial advantage. Mr.. Grismer has Tur-
chased the right to produce this play on this
coast, and has given is mounting and pro-
duction careful study.
ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY.-About year
ago the Postoffics at Knights Landing, Yolo
county, was burglarizsd. Some young men
were suspected, but when wanted could not
be found. Yesterday Constable Warren
Powers, of Woodland, while walking along
one Of our streets in company with ex-Sherif
Frank Rahm, met and arrested one Of them,
named j. G.. Mcfarland, and took him to
Woodland last night for trial.
TRADE MARK.-Y esterday there was fled
in the office of the Secretary of State the
claim Of a trademark by Olcovich Bros. 1t
consists Of star of any number of points in
the csuter of which the letter 80 is placed.
II is to be printed on the label, together with
the name of the article contained In the
package. and also the proprietors' name.
DINNER To DAY.-Hos dinner, and plenty
of it, can be had each day during tbs weak
at the Young Mems Christian Association
roomF, On Fourth street, bet vesl j and h.
There was quite large attendance yesterday.
twenty-five cents is the cost of dinner, and
% cents more will furnish you with cake and
ice cream.
FoR FoLsoM.-Last evening Deputy Sher-
if Wilson arrived here from San Francisco
with three prisoners for the State Prison at
Folsom. Oae Of them, c. Lonnigan, is to
sojourn there for sight years for the crime Of
burglary; Sam All Cav, two years for a like
cffense, and Mare Ah Chin, three years for
perjury.
RUNAWAY BoYs.-During this week the
police Office has been overrun with kilograms
asking the arrest of runaway boys from San
Francisco Yesterday eight boys were ar
rested by authority of these documents, and
their friends have been duly notified thereof.
The boys were all travelling as boot-blacks.
LATE TRA1N.-The Pacific express train
arrived here last evening at half-past 8
o'clock. being FIVE hours late. The delay
was cau9ed by the Union Pacific train arriv-
| ing at Ogden seven hours behind time.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
DIED.

Sacramento, September 1l-Asa Il. Warwick,
native OF New York, So years.
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
the undertaking rooms Of ]. Frank Clark, No.
1Ol7 Fourth street. this afternoon at $3.50 ocock.l
Chico, September s-Mollie Venable, 25 years.
Chico, September 9-Joseph Watkins, so years.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12

New MILLINERY GooDs.--The ladies of
Sacramento and visitors to the city during
Fair week, ara informed that new, select
and varied assortment of fall millinery goods
has Just been opened and are now on exhlbi-
ton at Mrs. E. Kstzerstein's leading MILL
merry establishment. No. COS J street. The
stock Includes all the latest novelties, which
al ale invited to call and examine.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
BRIEF BorEs.

WeIlq, Fargo & Co. have placed drop let
ter box at toe Park under the grand stand.
A new stage lne has been put on by W. B.,
Hamilton between Sacramento and Ply
mouth. A four-horse stage leaves the Eldred
House.
The temperature at noon yesterday, for
the places nsmed, was received by Ser
geant Barwick, and is ss follows: Olym-
pia, 65'; Portland. 67'; Roseburp, 70' /;
Red Bluff. S1'; Sacramento. 79'; San
Francisco, 6S' Los Angelsg, 74' ; San Diego,
IA; Salt Lake, ST.; Cheyenne, So; Den.
yer, So; North Platte, S90 Omaha, 76'.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
TO ADVERTISERS.

Owing to the demand upon our columns and in
order 10 accommodate all our patrons, no firm vii
hereafter be allowed - occupy more th.n oue col.
tImn Of advertising space.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12

Mailman temperature, 81. 81; mis- imum, 80 5
River, ieet iuCnes-no change il - hours
JAMES A. BARWiCK,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, q. S. A.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
soyglss.szmsp9 aIEsrIos
snslnsss AorarllGern.r. 8.

Lewis & Johnst1n-Printerl.
Mechanics Store Millinery.
RED House state fair week.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12

IMMIGRANTS s--One hundred and thirty.
seven immigrants, including ninety males,
are to arrive here tomorrow from the East
over the Central Pacific Railroad.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12

Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. W. Chesley, agent.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

UNITED SIATzs SIGNAL OFFICE,
SACRAMENT. September IL, IS83-s:O2
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12

NABoBis the best whisky in the market, and
Is recommended by physicians for family use. :
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12

ASK your druggist for freq trial bottle Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-26
SKIPPING NOTES.

Kauikeaouli brought 1908 bgs sugar.
Meefoo brought 200 bags of rice, 1ls
bags of bran, and 4S5 bags of paddy.
Emma brought $40 bags of sugar, and
Us bbls of molasses.
The wharf at Honomalino landing is
fast progressing and the timbcrs for one
at Honokaa landing will be shipped from
here in short time.
Bktnc. Klikitat. Capt. r. ID. Cutler, 20
days from Port Townsend arrived yes
terday, and is at the Esplanade discharg'
ing. She brings 5G0,6S9 ft. of rough
lumber, 81,S71 it. of dress lumber, and
$4,000 shingles. She is consigned to II
Hackfeld g. Co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-26

The Adueyfiscr is constantly deprecat-
ing personalities in journalism and Is
as constantly falling into them, itself.
What was the sum and substance of the
majorportion of Thursdays cditorialsbut
personal attack on a worthy gentleman
who happens at the present time to be
the editor of the leading opposition
journal. If the .Id5erHscv is sincere In
its desire to avoid personalities, why
does 1t not ignore its knowledge of the
personality of editors and proprictors,
and simply attack the impersonal
journal. Such Il course would certainly
be more dignitlcd and would at least
have the merit of beng consistent.