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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-05-10
Union MeetineS

Mr.. EDiToM Perhaps some one would
like 10 hear from our Union Meeting at
Keo@ee church, embracing 9th Sunday in
April. Friday, first day, was cloud in the
morning, Saturday was n clear day, Sum
day morning rain until 10 O'clock, \ few
turned out, took up collection tof State
Missions-good collection Tor the crowd.
We aid not appoint another meeting as the
churches were not there TO ask it. We lett
1t to the old chairman, Rev. Ii. NJ. Alien 10
appoint for next 9Th Sunday.
Rev. u. Holder wns appointed chairman,
and Robin Stewart Clerk.
The Introductory sermon was pr cached
on Saturday by Rev. B. HOLDER from l2,h
chapter and 2Gtlh verse John. elf any
man serve me him will my Father honor"
lie showed how We could serve him IN
various ways. In creation, in preservation
and redemption, and lastly the inward. lie
also preached the Missionary sermon OH
Sunday, from Acts 28Ih chapter l6lh v,rsc
"When The brethren heard nj us they came
TO meet us ns lar ns Appii Forum anI the
Three Turcrns, whom when Paul saw he
thnnked God mud took COURAGE" lie
showed how we could cheer aud encourage
the minister with oar presence, aud show
ing n:m We cared Tor hun like the brethren
dld that ca"c fifty milcs rs far out from
Rome rs Appm Forum aud Three Tavcrns
TO meet Paul
1t is to be hoped that these meetings wi /
not dIr, tut increase III Interest he ~:lnc
qucailuES were Continued as being ui - cal
'nicrrHI, hoping that We may have :, hcttcr
turnout III our next Il CVIiug.
We went about among Ihr nciKnhur> on
Crow Circl; where We hrd not been bciurr.
Tie tvuny affords. Tue people were clever
ana very Io>pItabl1, We Cuui,: rot 70 10 sec
nil mat nn"cd us, we never SAW ''utry
HtIil houses neither, hor were We asNrd 10
take dram.
Mr.. EubIu Steward is finishing up n
spIcndrL dwcll'ng on frrm that wrlr dc
serves II. Mr.. M,orc, nrXt nclghbor is
building. MIR. Nummons Murphy and r &.
fHraUu> have The finest water power in the
NouhIy where the Two Crow Irprks Comc
together. both creeks can be used tor the
same purpose, run on the same wheel
Nature has done everything for Crow Crcck
lha' Is necessary TO bc dunc, and luinE the
people are detcrmlncd to do their part
ATTENDANT.
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Who Cares for OrphansH

Homeless, fntherless and needy, they are
not II hiendless. The true and good Of earth
have the cause Of the orphans at heart. At
Clinton, South Carolina, they have bought
handsome properly, have bailt two neat
| and commodous dwellings and are now fin
ishing of a handsome three story 'Orphans
Seminary" Hcrc, in the Thorpwell Or
phanage, forty orphans are fed, clothed and
educatcd, aud this good work has been go
ing OF for eight years past. In this benu>
tful cOuntry home-schOol, they ar !rained
in life Of freedom, innocence aud indus
try. Oar girls, noble little women that they
are. do all the cooking, washing, houses
cleaning, &c Our boys nre equally indus
irlo"s. They are taught, TOO, in the things
Of The heavenly Kingdom and the broad
realm Of nature and Litc,ature
1t is n noble charity to pity the fathcrlcss,
especially the deserving, md these nre, in.
deed, deserving. Their support comes, day
by day, rs EIijah's came NJ Chcri,h. God
provides it. And, YOU, reader may be as
he raven, whom Goh selecich to carry the
daily portion Gifts Of cloIhing, provisions
OF all kind, books, &c, send directed simply
TO Thornwcll Orphnnngt Gifts Of money.
send by registered letter, or check on New
York, or Postal order on Newbcrry G. "a.
to REV. WM. p. JACOBS, President, Clinton
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-05-10
Good Farminp

The N"whrrry Xcraid says that Mr. J S.
TIAI"ck oi 'har county made last year with
five mules on no acres lO7 bales of cotton.
Othcr farm products yielding correspond
In=ly TO iial of The cotton, were made. and
the H'"W I"oIs up the money value rs tol-
lows:
ost OF running farm, So, no. 90
heceipiS, 1,i93 Oj
Ncl profit, 81. .285 O5
In nddl!iUn; Two renters made on n one
mule farm each, lS bales Of cotton and 100
bushels of wheat. Another renter ma,lr nr
4 one mule farm, II bales Of cotton and roo
bushels Of corn. Other rcuIcrs mate ON u
two mutc farm, % bales ct cniion BOO bu,h
els OF corn, lHU bushels OF Wheat, and lJr
bushels of oats
This shows what is in Il farm. when il is
run Ivy the right kind nr farmer Nr.
blaIock farms III the ii,ltl-hr sticks TO nj,
i"rm amt drives his huSiurSs Farming j.
much like other cnlimgs; there is money VA
It, h"I /; can he gol ont only BY business
men in II hu-incsS,hkr way.
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The cause Of the resignation Of Green 3
Raum rs Commissioner of Internal Rcvcn
lie is said TO be the loss Of patronage Of the
Office caused by the new laws, coupled with
n disagreement of long standing between
himself and the Secretary of State. The
salary Of $4,000 year, Ranm says. WAS
not enough for his wants, and he thinks
he can treble it by conducting eases against
the Government for rebates and olhrr
claims. Within three hours after Raum's
resignation six cx Congressman had sent in
applications for the place.
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Carolina, Cumberland Gap & Chicago
Railroad.

The Executive Committee of the Carolina,
Cumberland Cap and Chicago RaliroHd
Company held n meeting at Abhcvi'lc ON
the LIST instant. Governor lIagood, Colonel
r. L, Bowen and Judge Cohran were pre-
sent. Colonel King Of Tennessee the
other member of the committee was unable
to be present. The committee arranged
certain financial business and instructed
the President Of the Company to tnkc i'm
mediate steps to collect the unpaid ba ance
of subscriptions to the company. President
Hapood stated that the affairs of the COM
pany were in n very satisfactory condinon
and since the consolidation Of the line from
Aiken through to London, Kentucky, the
company had done great deal of inpor
tant work preparatory TO commencing Wig
erous work in grading rs soon as MI the
necessary financial arrangements arc made.
Mr.. Schofcld, the financial agent Of the
company is now in Europe neg DtiaIng the
bonds of the company and writes very en-
couragingly rs to the probabilities OF sue
cess, The committee ordered II corps Of En-
gineers on the rord at an early day with
Instructions to make an accurate survey
and permanently locate the road. AlIogcIhcr
the outlook for lho company is bright and
encouraging.
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Aiken Secures q Prize.

A'Rsa, May 4.-Our Town Council has
passed resolution appropriatn& not more
than $4,000 for opening certain streets and
the purchase Of ten acres. Of land to be do
rated TO iRe Carolina, Cumberland Gap and
Chicago Railroad Company, and ON which
their car shops are to be erected. Aiken
will thus be the southern terminus Of tbe
new road, The Council also executed 10 the
road q deed Of right Of way through any
stroets the con pany may require The head,
quarters Of the road are located here with
Gen Thomson IIagood as presidents A. B.
Campbell secretary w J, Kirk chief enoin.
cor, and james Aldrich treasuser
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Caution.

There are people who do not know GOOD
shing when they see it. And there orc
those who can't see n good thing when it is
right before their eyes, We don't think our
readers belong to either Of these classes,
but as we are ever interested in their wei
fare, we take this opportunity to call their
attention to really good thing, which
every one Of them should have. !ris new
monthly magazine called Home Sweet Home,
published by Ludden s. Bates Southern Mu.
sic House, TIE subscription price is only
80 cents per ear, and each subscr bcr get,
p Premium of over Is worth Of nice, new
music, Send Your name for n free spcci
men copy, to Il o publishers, Messrs. Lud
den Bates, Savannah, Ga.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-05-10

The Abbcville NdiWm says, on Tuesday
the lst instant, tho following gentlemen of
the Executive Committee Of the Carolina
Cumberland Cap and Chicago Railroad
visited our town: Gen. IIngood, Col. Il. F..
Bowen and Judge Cothran. Capt Kirk and
Col. Campbell were also present and so
were Hon. b. +. Bradley and Il. \. Child
Two mse''ngs were held. a corpse of en-
gineers will be put on the line 10 mark il
out definitely. The officials seem to lie
sanguine as 40 the success Of the road.
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M Master's Sale. .
The State Of South Carolina
County OF GREENvILLE.
IN COMMON PLEAS,

Alfred f. Hart, Administrators, &C., against
Hutchinson & Brother ct al.
pY virtue Of dccrctnl order made in
ID the above entitled cause, | will sell NJ
Pickcns Court House on SalcS,lay in june
next, during the legal hours, at public ON,
cry. the following described REAL rs.
TATE, to wit:
All that TRACT OF LAND situate, lying
and being in the Ccunly Of rickcna, on The
waters of WcavCr's Creek, waters Of OoIc
noy Creek, waters Of Snluda River. con.
tnining Two Hundred Acres. more or Ic,s
being the same tract Of lard conveyed to
\ llnrr by james Keith, and by saiI
y. Hart TO W. l.. Hart
TERMS CASH.
s. ]. DOUTHIT,
Master for Groonvile County.
may 8, 1889 81.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-05-10

Th" American kindergarten So
clrty have established II depot for
the sale of American Kindrryartrn
material. at 23 West Union Square.
n. y. Also such articles ~ are M, st
valuable for the Ednrutinn and En-
t"rlainmcnt OF Books. Pie
tnlcs and all uppI anccs necessary
Tor kindergarten, primary and home
schools. illustrated catalogue lOrIs
At American kindergarten Normal
Sch' 0 o.'ho 4 prepared aud
positions obtained tor them. hururA
moderate. Emily NJ Coc, PrincipaI
President of NccicIy-amd EliIor
OF American Kindergarten Maua>
%'"r-- now in its sixth year. Every
teacher should have it," Snb~crir.
I'"n, 81 90 per year, Sprcimcucopv
~ cts. Send tor circmIars. Address
"il communications, p. O. Orders,
U,,n,"rks, &c. 10 Emily NJ. Coo, %
west Union Square, Room 3, or
room ~ brbIc House. The Society
- prepared /" AID in cslnblishiur
N'"drrgnrtonN everywhere. Let rs
nav" your hearty encourage .nom
ana ro-OprrutiCu
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A Survivors, meeting Of the members Of

A Survivors, meeting Of the members Of
Company E. Second Regiment, S. c. v,
was held ut Easlcy on the 2Sih ult. Twenty
veterans were present including two com
missioncd officers, Col. Bowen ard hiculcn
ant j. r. Gosse,t The company formed
itself into permanent organization to meet
annually, the first annual meeting to be at
Easley the second Saturday in August. \
resolution was Inssrd requesting the Col.
onel of the rrgimrnt I" take steps looking
TO n reunion Of the entire regiment nj somr
convenient point the coming summ l.. The
roll as prepared shows n total number of
four commissioned ,t!icers, nine non com
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From Aiken to Pickens.

The E9ycfCM -idr~ti>er says: We hear
that Senator Butler has lately received \
letter from Mr.. Schofcld, financial agent of
the Carolina, Cumberland Gap and Chicago
Schofeld says he has secured money enough
to build the road from Aiken to Pickrns G..
il but that before work is begun he must
have money enough to complete the entire
line. This he has no doubt of being able to
get.
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A Grcenback Chest.

WAsniNGToN, April 28.-Thc National
ltc", Col Crnnlull,s Grccnhack pnpcr. i'm
the interests of the Grccnbnck election ca>.
cS IN South Carolina. publishes today u
crazy hnonJ m""S letter alleged to have been
received by }. lIcndl cks McLano, late
Hrccnhack n"m'n"" for Governor of that
StnIc. The letter hears no date. but is said
TO have been rcc".>,d on the morning of
Arrii 20, AMI has hrcn forwarded TO the
attorney gcnrml. Il is rs follows:
"lleadqumrcrS X X. X: We warn once.
Our second noricr, w'l he followed by the
black u ma ct v"u@' nnCc. armed TO redress
the insults amt oppression hCnpcd upCu
our citz,nS. lhr,r >utcringo cry OUT, aud
naughr hml hlood will satisfy The C, clops
Of our lodge has 'lrcrcrI that but one head
shal! fall "md THAI head is thine. Your
choice IS between exile and summary exc
cIIIon Therefore, know and believe i, is
true that ii you are found in Columbia on
Inc 18th OF April, 1883 ynu Will be notified.
ahd IL you still persist in remaining on the
2"lll OF April the bolt will fail aud vou will
be n"mhclc c'( among The dcad Ectlrcr and
nct. In hight Is sttcIy. in resistance is
death. BY orLcr Of the grand Assizcr, d
\. and L. +. b. Order T. F."-Sulday
NtWS
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Lace BnGtings NJ 20. 25, 30 an! 81 cents,
worth fully - yer cent more than we
sell them at.
Casm"r"S In douhlc-wid'h h from pc to 81 25
Nuns Yelling. Grape and Henrietta cloths
We have just received some new Goods
il this line. French Jersey Cord, and lie.
ha'r"cs Cloths very. light for summer
wear. Send lot samples.
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ON the night OF the 18th uIu. ,ht
rr>lIcnrr ct Mr. Lafayette Briggs in
Union county WAS destroyed by an
lmcrndlary fire. Mr.. Briggs was nh,
sont and his wife and children were
sleeping mp s,airs. They wcro ur0uS-
eel by the noise Of the fire and ran
ont haNI'Iy leaving an infant in brd.
Mrs. Is l1G> ran back To rescue it but
was unable to come down bccau>c of
The rapid spread OF The flames. She
dropped the naby from II window
and IT was caught by u larger
daughter, both being badly bruis d
Mrs. Briggs jnmpod from tho win
dow and had her thigh broken by
the fail. ] ho house WAS qnickly
burned down. On Saturday Mr.
Briggs came home and Perry Jones,
II negro living on the place. conirss-
cd that ne aud tour other negroes
living on the place had poured l<rr
nsimo oil over the floor and Si;.i,
steps, their reason for the hendiSl,
crime IL Lat "Mr. Briggs had no! set
rIrh with them Ior last year." ThcN
were all arrested and lodged in I'm
ion Jail.
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A Fire in Seneca Citv.

SENECA, May 5.--.Wr hal serious fire
last night, destroying six stores and the
post office with n dwelling The building,
were all wood. The balance of the town
made a narrow escape, and was only saved
ny hard work. Loss heavy, insurance igh..
Iw" persons injured, but no: dangerously
Fire accidental.
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Mr.. w. II. McMunus, u citizen of
chesterfield county while on his way
TO court last week, was assaulted by
wv" negroes and robbed Ui 1920.
NO arrests have yot beon mado.
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Black Goods.

% Pieces Black Cashmcrps Jus,
opened.
We have an immonso trade on
these Goods.
Tho quality and prices must be
tho inducement.
This shipment il decidedly the
best value we have ever sold.
In this lot iS the prctLicSt 81 90
Cashmere that we have ever seen.
Lower numbers in proportion.
Talk about Bargains, but these
Goods represent the tuli definition
OF tho word.
In addition to our line of Cash>
morcs, we have an exquisite line OF
Black Geo -, such as Litrv Buntings,
La"e Nun's Vr,hn&, AtbarroSs
Cl"ths, BcrgaIinr Cloths. Briz>urc
Cloths, BarnIhca Ciolhs. Crepe
Cloths, All wool Mans Yelling. Gn
single and donblc wrd,hn) all wvoI
Bnuumy>, Ac.
Ask to see nur Sl.UO Nuns Veil
lngS.
>nch It ssn"l ii Black Gopd~ J.
h.'d /" nHtrn. nmh lHr i'r;',.~ We'll
lh"i" is :h> ,r"r.5r.
We hnu hI ,I,,... iiu.u:~ -, ,>pOT
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CUNIoN CITY, IND, May 5.-A
destructive fire Lruke out h,re last
night, about $50 o'cl ok, in the exs
tcnSive Iumber yard and planning
mill of Peter Kuntz & Co. The
flames spread very quicklry, owing
To II high wind and The uusatisfnc-
tory working of the water works,
ana by o'clock most of tn" wcs-
tern portion Of the city was in
ruins. LOSS estimated ut quarter
million dollars.
Round Our, May 5.-A fire this
morning destroyed five wcIlmgs,
wv" barns and some nh us. Two
rhildr, u OF Mr.. Cohn, David aged I,
and Rosa, aged II, were burned to
death.
CAIRO, Ills, May Holiday
BroS.'s warehouse and Office, on Tho
Ohio Iv, &c, wus burned this murn~
ing. Loss $4,000; insured,
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STRADH4EIY d& ESARR.
T. W. DAVIS OLD STAND,
GrcenUjIIe, s. @.
MEDICINES EOR SAvr

NhE undersigned keeps Clarkc'a Life
a b"'S4m' constantly on hand fo sale
%,so Dr. D"mI"pS original King OF Pains.
Li h,Yer ana hldney kcgulmrter and Blood
full size. Medicines will be IelivcroI ,D,o' 'o'
desired. J. G.. NIlITTnET "''"
Flower Postofice, Piokcns Co.. \ r
nov ,, 1882 Z =,
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'"mpA1f"IrrIy few. amt mrimly contlurd 20
smhiI manufacturers and dealers.
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PERRY ROYCE REAPERS,

The light"st Reaper in The world. 1t
cuts any crop that n reaper can cut. Islg
the lighIcSt draft Reaper in the wprrd. H.
is the sin pest Ecnpcr in the world TIE
PERRY ROYCE can run on sleeper hin.
sides and on ronehef Eronnd with smaller
steam, and faster. nuh not break in pieces.
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NASHVILLE, May / a IL v !,ru
started last niyht ~ .;., ,."rc "I
RutIcd Sr Il Bros. at iuit5'.fs.;,. 90
miles 'r"m hcic, uv~it"lri ,"Ii,N
no" e,, including the '..'Ir,n.! .. 80
nd telegraph and rXlrc>> "tli,v
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Tax Returns.
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,

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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-06-25
GIRL GRADUATES.

The academic year of Oahu College
came to it's close on Friday night
with the exercises of the Graduating
Glass for 1858 held in Fort st Church.
The class comprised the following
three young ladies', Miss. M. Il.
Green, and the Misses H. L. and
NJ. Il. Hillebrand. The Church was
handsomely decorated with flowers
aud ferns. The essays read were
specimens of high culture.
The following programme was
gone through:
Piano Duct--Ojos Criollos.. .Gottschalk
Mrs. Hanford & Miss. NJ. Babcock
Prayer. r...................P Pastor Cruzan
Vocal Duct-The Fisherman. :. .Gabussi
.............M Misses Il. & A. Rcnton
Essay-Winds. Miss. ii. s. IIillebrand
Piano Duet-Symphony No, g.. Haydn
Mrs. Hanford & Miss. M. Hillebrand
Essay-Hawaii in 1S20-S3. .............
..................M Miss M. Il. Green
Essay-Thc March of Creation. .......
.............Miss Nj Il. Hillebrand
Presentation of Diplomas by the retiring
Principal
Piano Duet Fantasia from II Trovatorc
.............'... cful
Mrs. Hanford d. Miss. Ii. Dickson
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SHIPPING NOTES.

Stmr Lehua brought 919 bags of sugar
and 40 sheep.
Stmr Iwalani brought 300 bags of
sugar.
Stmr Mokolii brought 1850 bags of
Rice.
Schr Waioli brought $50 bags of sugar.
Schr Gen Seigel brought $50 bags of
Stmr Jas Makce G9S bags sugar.
paddy, and loco water melons.
Stmr G r Bishop brought 2,G62 bags
of sugar, and bags of rice, and -
hides.
The SIS. Suez is on the marine railway
for repairs.
The bark Estella and tern Mary Dodge
are loading sugar for San Francisco.
They will sail this week.
The bark Harmodius is discharging at
the mali dock. She will sail shortly for
Mexico.
The Capt. of the stmr C r Bishop re-
ports rough weather around Kauai.
The bark Nonantum is discharging at
WIlder's wharf.
The Glenelg is to leave for here 1st
July.
The British ship Shandon arrived on
Saturday 113 days from Glasgow.
Bgtne John D. Spreckcls, II days FIN
San Francisco, arrived ut Kahului on
June 22nd; and the Schr Anna, from
Aptos, on the 10th. The bark L. s..
Thompson cleared for San Francisco on
June 22nd.
The schr Dakota arrived at Hills, from
Port Townsend, June 10Th.
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same charge, reprimanded, and dis
charged. Alisai, same charge, re-
manded to 25th. Abdel, violating
Express Regulation "a, reprimanded,
and allowed to go on payment of
costs 81. S. Samoa, disorderly con-
duct, sentenced to 3 days imprison-
ment ut hard labour, and S1.20
costs. w. Mcconnell, assault and
battery, fined IS and 81 costs. Ho-
oponopono, larceny of chickens,
sentenced to 6 months imprison-
ment at hard labour, and costs So
so. Appeal noted to Supreme Court.
Kale, remanded from 22nd, mol.
pros. f. Copeland, needless driving,
fined $5 and So costs. p. McHughes,
remanded from 22nd, fined $40 and
$1.7O costs. Kaniwaiku (w) and
Kawaloa, (w) remanded from goth,
case suspended till moved on.
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the SUPREME COURT


Lost OH Saturday an old and valued
servant at Deaths hand. in the per
son of Mr.. John +. Barnard, the
Chief Clerk. Mr.. Barnard had been
away from the office since Tuesday
with a fresh attack of his old enemy
liver complaint-which gradually
weakened him. He was unconscious
some two or three hours before his
death at 2:20 pm. He was between
II and ~ years of age.
Only the Sunday before the de.
ceased had attended the funeral of
Her late Highness Ruth, apparently
in good health and spirits, little
dreaming that the following Sunday
would see him
''Borne forth with dirges due in
sad array!"
The deceased leaves a widow to
mourn his loss. The funeral took
place at pm. yesterday from st.
Andrews pro-Cathedral, under the
direction of the Marshal, and was
largely attended. At the head of
the cortege six of the police
marched under the command of Capt
VIM. II. Tell.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-06-25

ercises were held prior to the depart
ure of the Morning Star for the South
Seas. The Revs DR.. Damon, A. O.
Forbes, and L. Smith, and Capt. Bray
participated. A large number of friends
assembled to wish Godspeed to the
departing ones, amongst whom were two
pupils of the Kawaiahao Seminary.
Three cheers were given as the vess el
left the wharf. The Morning Stars
own flag was not hoisted as it is worn
out. 1t has now been about 10 years in
service.