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Gu. RUPERT.
NOS. 403 AND 4O5 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
HEADQUf RTERS FOR THE WHITNEY Chill
DkEN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY.
THE CHEAPEST FOR BEAUTY, COMFORT AND
DURABILITY IN THE MARKET.
Lawn Tennis, Croquet Bicycles, velocipedes Arch.
cry. Fishing Tackles Wagons 80.
Cali and examine the Goods. Prices to suit the
times. iy-9I
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will sell at tore No 218 street northwest TUES
DAI, SEPT MBER ELEvkhTH. 1888 commencing
at n O'CI.; OK A. Nj, splendid line Jexe1v.
consisting Of
. cold and liver Watches; Ladies' and Gentemen's
Sold G',d Einrs; Charnis Set OF Jewetry; arrings;
up ct es; Cocks IN every style; one Miller Sale.
ne rly combination lock; Silver Plated Show
g >es Counters. Shelving, &c.
Pc ho world h to purchase the above-named
goods at private before the sale do by
Ca Ii < on Nj. LEY. Auctoneer,
sepT st I'll 7 h street northwest
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A BOLD ASSAULT AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
afternoon, Mi Salie WetZ' Il, OF West wlsliug-
lon, whiie walking on 7th street, assault a by
a negro, who struck her sud len blow on the
breast, ard grabbing her gold watch. ran away
VITA H. MISS NetZel WAS gu lie badly hurt and
tainted. she W IS taken INTO neig hboring store
ana cared for until she was able TO continue her
journey.
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4 YER'S AGUE CURE. wHFN USED ACCORDING
IA to directions. warranted to eradicate T. ON the
system ali forms of msarai disease az Fever and
Agus Chill Fever. Intermittent Remit mt and Bill
Gus Fevers. aud disorders Of the liver. Trs it. The
experiment Is safe one. and viii cost you nothing If
cure is not effected.
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TURNING THR TABLES ON JOHNSON - Carrie
B'own and Frank Wade, colOred, were before
Judge Mills this morning, charged with assault
stated that Mrs Brown owed him s. and she
called him into her house to pay him. when the
man Wade locked the door and the woman as
that she broke three chairs over him-one for each
dollar she was to pay him. The woman stated
that she caught the old man making An Indecent
assault on her little girl and he jumped out of the
window and Was caught halfway by the sash
railing on him. Judge Mills said the assault was
liable. and would have been so even II It had
been more severe, and he would dismiss the
charge A warrant has been taken OUT against
johnson for asSaulting the girl.
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Special SALE Ar
kBf "A Z Z MN i q y y sssss
6bB 4 UU u n 4 ssSSS

Fearing that Of my stock on the third door Of
my store has been slightly damaged by smoke caused
by the late fire next door preerrine not to
take further risk, have therefore concluded to
fer these goods at very low prices to secure imme-
diate'sale.
THESE GOODS ARE NOT OLD STOCK.
NO ODDS AND ENDS,
but new goods kept reserve stock.
/ Lot Ladies' CHEMlsES AND DRAWERS. of
splendid muslin. at 80 cents.
1 Lot Ladies' CHEMIsEs DRAWERS, AND
SHIRTS. of excellent cotton. trimmed and tucked at
45 cents.
Lot Muslin Underwear Of the best, CHEMISES.
DRAWERS, SKIRTS, AND NIGHTDRESSES
trimmed with embroidery, at rs cents
OTHER BARGAINS IN WHITE GOODS TABLE
LINENS. TOWELS, and general House Furnishing
Goods
AT BAUATS,
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A GREAT REDUCTION IN WALL PAPERS
IA Look at our Following Prices.
Gilt Paper from 25c. up.
Glazed Paper, loo
Border from Sc. up.
All grades OF paper hung for 15c piece and all size
borders and freZes hung 15c piece.
Picture Frames to order
All work guaranteed to be class as we employ no
apprentice boys. Nv
Call before purchasing elsewhere, and you will save
At JNO..F. SIP LsHOusE Agt.
521 7th street northwest bet E. and F streets.
au25-!m Washington. D. G.
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been recorded as follows: B. H. Warner to Allen
3. Haywood. lot 90 and lot 81. Browns sub of
Mount Pleasant; q, a. Same to w. B. Bryant,
lots 66 and 81, do; 81, $50 Julia A. bowling ct all
to w. Ullman, lot 81. Watts sub Of Pleasant
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VHE - AIULOIU IkUS5. That NEVER
= oLeAks. never wears out always clean. ami can %
voSA While bathing. Is Tor sale 1t
CuAS. EISHERS
~.r- e2S 7tDstreet northwest
MRS. FISHER devotes LeE atiennon 70 the wants.
1ad3 fzt.,ns ~ MI
SEp.GSp RAND CLOTHING IOUGHT AND THE
n.sr !, ash prices pGid. Also. Watches. Jewery
Ss1ss tl<so - a. CsG acdres6 HERZOli. 3a)a yfl
e00s AsaS fsnLSyiVz syuups nxrxl
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Sroun ESs1 E IS +! Loss b. BgnalAnx.
The NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
COhNER 10TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE.
FHSi Cnarser Act q Congress January 22d. 1867.
Rents safes to $50 per year and takes ali kinds
rates. W. NA0S11A D~|
B BIhN "a s ]; SNYDER. President
CHARLES G. GLOVER OF RiRVs e Co. Vice President.
JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer,
ALBERT L. bTUKTEVANT secetarv
c. e. Nyman. Asst. Seoy.
DIRECTORS;
BENJAMIN 2. Snyder Charles c. Glover.
John Cassess, Henry A. Willard
Albert L. Sturtevant Thomss EvanR
John g. Parks. AUS
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS
CCG ZEE RRR FEE sSSSs
E y EE ERk EE sssss
ooo kkrn ( < kkEE sssss
sssss TIT EEE ERR J. II Mn Geo
sssss ! f. INIT HSSSkNe 9
sssss T EEE e LII H HIM. m GG g. :
KHRfk + + 4 4 s. s. 81 o En-
i ill., f,,, f ~ S ii 5r GEr-
:ss ! $E E.. $ E. + +. i
Ill i + /
HsHHH ILL I'LL -
VIII. ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL nOAL5
BREAD AND BISCUITS.
Wholesale CerCt corner LIST street Indiana syenue
te1 WM N. GAIT & co.
- DEALK1 N FIRST Glass
BEEF. LAMB. VEAL, MUTTON, DO. CORNKD RHEP
A6PECIALTf.
e1I!sS2o 90 and $50 Center MaFkek IN strese WING
ssd zoo md 206 NoEthern Liberty Market or AddrC1
Marketing delivered fresH charge to snparts Of tn,
S.E: maria
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Ff'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES ALE OF A COMFORTABLE FRANZ
BoD M AND LOT. IN i.IDG sTkE I.
STREETS, No 400.
By virtue OF deed tf trust dated IN the st days,
q Jun 1875, duly record d in Iber S84
No. &c. one OF the land cords for the D tret OF a..
Columbia. and by direction of the party ured
tn reb. the undersigned Trustees Will sell UR
DAI, SEPT NIB Il EIGHTti. 1888. at TX O'CLOCK
T. NJ in front of the premises, the FOIL roI erty
I'D te city of Washingt1n. lst. ist of Coiu1nls,
Fart of Lot Sc, in qusre 53 beg mining 10 in hes
from sou heast OF said lot and running the ce
Stst on ide street 10 feet thence north 100 feet
ii ches t. tn hne Of PUB IL ai ey thence It sal
aieS 10 ,eet tn south 100 feet inches the pace
OF beglnnIi imp owed by four d. cling
located as above
Terms tine third cash; the residue in two eqra pay
meHts. at six nd twelve MONTHS with notes bearing
Interest and secured by deed If trust on tie said
rorerty ovey nring at puEch ser's cost. del osit
OF 100 viii lie required at time of lie.
J&tl. l.. BL NkhORN, I r,.
sepG3t JOHN conn trustees
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District Government a,sa,r~


Complaint having been made, by citizens living
In the vicinity OF 14:h and Boundary streets. OF
the oockading at that point OF the streets by the
Washington and Georgetown street cars. the DO
Clear
Some complaints having been made by parents
Vi ch!Idren desiring to lend their children to the
school taught In the building adjoining the Me-
mortal church, on Vermont avenue and street.
VI uelectiVp drainage, the matter was referred to
Mr.. S. A. Robinson, inspector of plumbing who
reports that all the changes recommended 6y him
nave oeen made In accordance with his plans,
except relieving the old water closet trough.
which can now be abandoned.
Liquor LICENSES were yesterday issued to Eman-
uel A. De Chard and James Ford.
DEATHS OF Two WELI-KNowN Crr1zENs-Mr.
h. l. Strasburger, OF thu well-known shoe house
on 7:i street. died this morning. Mr.. Strasburger
mad resided In the District over thirty years. and
first engaged In business in Georgetown About
a week ago he impru iently removed truss that
s t a Was eee eat weE 13r several airs The
80 M: w; c; Bamoerger, one OF the oldest citizens
OF SCUM washington, died at his residence on
IN the 10Th year OF his age. Mr.. Bamberger had
r ESQ IN this city ever since early man.
'or IN was
ington. Latterly, however he had been: engaged
In Keeping store. In ante bellum DAYS he Was
prominent in municipal politics ana Represented
the Old 9TH ward several times In the city coun-
ellis. He has been almost constant attendant of
Ryiano NJ: E. church since IL was first erected His
FEMALE PRISONER SERIOUSLY III.-Carrte Ack.
ers. alias Rudd, white woman, was arrested last
December FOR an assault and battery on a little
gifi ana AFTER her commitment to jail was charged
with larceny. On the assault case she was SEN
fenced to six months in jail by the Police Court,
ana March Dist she was conVict'd OF larceny, and
sentenced for six months Ion GER About two
weeks ago she was taken sick, and has since con-
tinued to grow worse; so much so that the phy.
sician, DR.. McWi1lfam has very little hopes OF
teStines.
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on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER TENTH attn AND
AIN A: M.. there Will be great special sale of
Mt SaHy Bue Baah ve and k ans
Ia al shades fine Black Cashme res, 40 and 46 inches
VIDE. Also. fine Dress Goods. FIR n,h Pads, all
liable Linens, Housekeeping Goods, aud the balance
Il stock ally at 90S 7th street Invest the
atsct on VIII next Saturday, ladies particularly
invited 20 attend this SALE every article win
BE- $50 d hUut reserve, FOLEY
sepI-3. Auytioneer
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, SEPfEMBER THIRTEENTH. 1888
same hour aud place. By order Of the Trustee esd
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THE METROPOLITAN POLICE.
Annual Report o. the superintendent.
TIE FORCE TOTALLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DUR
mo rHR PAST YBAR-INcRRAsED PAY RECON-
MENDKD-orHER RECOMMENDATIONS

Major William MGR Dye, superintendent OF
Metropolitan police. has nearly completed his an
nuai report. He opens with IN account OF the
changes In the force since the last report was
made. At that date he says the regular force con-
sisted OF 2Sl men, and then shows the changes
made In the force. By operations OF law the
mounted force was decreased on the LIST July to %
men. and the number OF privates. including those
doing duty as detectives, was Increased to sl5 In
number. That this force is insufficient cannot
De gainsayed. The cry "Where is the poice,"
sometimes heard. attests the fact, for pocem n,
unfortunately, is not ubiquitous New York has
double the number OF policemen we have in
proportion to the population and about
twenty times our number to the square mile. We
nave out one policeman 10 the square mile ;indeed
tnele are SOM beats that are covered but once
oullng the twenty-four LourS Taking into con-
slneration both population and area, our force
wnen compared with that OF New York should be
increased ten fold Were our force to be In
S[eaSeu on the basis OF population. 1t would be
dnupie1 when the comparison is made with the
New York force"
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AUCTION SALES.
T0.liOkROW

T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auction er.
ON n s e RI IT TEAM Is IA Dis; FINE SADDLE
IAN, 10 HANDS; GOuD WORK RS TO-
SEIH X. W III PARK PHErON AND HAb-
NJ y; ALSO BAY HORSE, 16 HANDS; G JUPE
EUCkANAI AND HARNE s.: Own MARE,
BUGGY AND HAR>kSS, Al AUG lion.
h. above teams viii be sold ONO Row (SiTtlR-
BAI) = TIMBER Eighth. 1883. AT Nv I've
OItICtk. In front o. m ctfon roons.
1t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
7NHOMAs DoHLING. Auetioneer.
PIANOFORTE, GILT-FRAME MANTEL MIRROR.
HANDSOME PAkLOK FURNITURE, WALNUT
lAIN tD ,AND 9TH. ,CaAMBER lUKNI
T THf IN b UsStLsAND fNaRA1N c4kfaSs:.
TWENTY STAIR AND HALL CAIPETS 70
SMYRNA RUG>, TOGETHIR WITH A GENE.
kAL ASSORTMENT OF OF HEB HOUSEHOLD
SEVERAL CHESTS OF TEA, FIVE HUNDRED
LIVEkPOOL SALT SACKS
TWO CRATES ENGLISH CHINA.
DAYTON WAGON. BAY II RISE AND HARNESS.
CARRIAGES. BUG6iES AND WAGONS.
On SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
fIuHTH, 1888 at TEN O'CLOCK, at my auction
rooms, shall sell genera Of above DDS
NO postponenient on account Of weather. sei6-2t
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416 Seventh street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01

nick and Skobcleff arc expected here
in few months, as also II. l. G.
Ms corvette Lcipsic.
The bark d. c. Murray sailed for
San Francisco yesterday, and took
the following: 5l29 bags sugar,
2oS5 bags rice, 1S pkgs saddlery,
241 bbls. molasses and 2 bags coffee.
Dom. value, $46,72s.3O.
The bktne Eureka sailed yestcr-
day for San Francisco, and took
SGO4 bags sugar and 23 tanks. Dom
value, s59,36S.25; For. value, $3.50.
The steam whalcr Orca consigned
to WIG. Irwin & Co., arrived yestcr-
day ana came alongside the wharf,
and discharged 100 barrels of sperm
oil. o She leaves this morning for
the North cruising. She is new
vessel belonging to Goodail, Perkin
g. Co. Of San Francisco. p.
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Notice.
Ths nniIu nH'' .Bu''tti'l
THURSDAY, MARCH /, 1888.
Observation-Disclosures

The tendency of modern constit,,-
tional government is to divide, de-
centmlize, and } distribute the
governing power. Hence the eNis-
tence in most constitutionally gov
crncd countries, apart from the gem
cral government and to a certain
extent independent of it, such bodies
as city councils, education boards,
district councils, road boards, etc.
And it may be added, wherever this
modern conception of division of
power and decentralization of con-
troll attains the fullest development
and acquires the widest practical
operation, there is found the largest
measure of contentment, satisfac-
ton, and general prosperity. Here
in the Hawaiian Kingdom, if we
have correctly viewed the march of
events, the tendency is to centralize
and place entire power and sole con-
troll in as few hands as possible.
This may be considered progression,
but from our standpoint and that of
such comprehensive-minded political
economists as J.. S. MILLS and such
large-brained statesmen as w. +.
GLADSTONE, it is retrogression. Men
of intelligence and reflection regard
centralization not only as fraught
with danger to the rights and
liberties of the people, but as mill
tating against the efficiency of gov
ernment. Even in little country like
this, no one man, however great his
ability and industry, can thoroughly
and efficiently discharge the combin
cd duties of Premier, President of the
Board Of Health, President of the
Board of Education, and Member Of
the Board of Immigration. In our
opinion, each of these Boards here,
as in other countries, should consist
Of an entirely different set Of men
and this, too, in the interest of wise
and efficient government. More
over, what advantage is there in the
existence of such Boards as separate
bodies if they are to be composed
of, Or controlled by, the same .indi.
yiduals?
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01
SHIPPING NOTES.

The schr. Mile Morris brought 25
bbls. molasses and l45 kegs sugar.
The scllr. Manuokawai brought
G23 bags sugar and 32 bbls molasses.
The stmr. c. r. Bishop sails for
Kauai to-day. h
The schr. Jennie brought 553 bags
sugar aud 420 bags paddy. a
The Iwalani brought 4,400 bags
Of sugar. s13ae
The ullock will probably sail this
morning for Portland.
u. ]. r. Ms corvettes Nayesd-
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01
POLICE COURT
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

All Fling and All Wal, remanded
from the 21st, fined SIS and $1.15
costs, each. (Ah Fling noted an ap-
peal.) Pokaa, assault and battery,
forfeited bail SO. S.. Kuaana and
S. Kamakea, drunks, fined S5 and 81
costs, each. Keami, AHA, Keahi,
Keoni, Larry Dee, Hcnrickson and
Kinio, drunks, forfeited hail Sc
each. Kenoi, disorderly conduct,
remanded to the 27th. j. Hapa, dis
orderly conduct, 6 days. imprison.
ment at hard labor and 81 20 costs.
TUESDAY, FEBRuARY 27.
w. Woolham, drunk, being a
licensed driver in charge of an ex-
press, fined S5 and So costs, and his
license ordered to be cancelled. w
Woolham, malicious injury, by
breaking carriage, the property Of
j. Dodd, rcmandcd to 1st. c..
Brady, assault and battery, mol.
pros. j. May, drunk, fined S5 and
81 costs. Kenoi, rcmanded from the
2Gth, forfeited bail $40.
WEDNESDAY, Fen. 2S.
Napahuelua, and A. Winter
drunks, forfeited sc bail each.
Rebccca, deserting her husband,
remanded to 3rd.
AChnese, name unknown, an in.
sane person. He was sent down
from Maui as vagrant, and has
been in gaol ever since, was COM
mitted to Insane Asylum.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01

When Detroit man snored his
wife didn't grumblc and find fault.
He was awakened one night by a
curious sensation in his nose. His
wife implored him to go to sleep
again, as she was just getting so she
could play "Yankee Doodle" on his
nose by lingering it while he snored.
He's cured. 91 5ai" ~
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01

The work of taking down the
temporary erection in the Palace
grounds has been begun.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01

The Alta, of February 10Th, says:
j. G. Merrill & Co. have purchased
the bark "Elsinore for S14, 200.
She is now in the Columbia River, is
good, handy vessel, and will be
placed Ill the Honolulu trade.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01

The Domestic Money Order
system will be started very soon,
and time too.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01

Now that Queen street is being
cleaned, and will be shortly repaired
and remadc, it is good time to ex-
tend it to Waikiki as the law
authorizes.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01

The horse, enormously reported
by MS as King William at the races
on Monday, is not the we'll known
and genuine stallion King William,
but q horse imported by Mr.. Porter.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01

The case of j. U. Kawainui VS..
Marshal Parke was continued, by
consent, from yesterday to Friday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01
'As an instance of the dangers aris-

ii
: As an instance of the dangers aris-
ing from tying up horses to posts in
the street, the following may he
mentioned: 1t is the custom to drive
up to Fort street Church., and, not
withstanding the fence has been
taken down to allow room for vehi-.
cles, to tie up the horse to post OH
either side of the load. The other
evening a lady was coming out of a
house in that ncighborhood. AS she
opened the gate she found n horse
had been tied to a post in front of
it, and had got on the foot-path.
There was, however, just room for
her to get out. AS she was gong so
the horse turned its head smartly
and nearly knocked her senseless,
giving her very severe blow on the
side Of the head.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01

YESTERDAY our new Postmaster
General arrived by the Iwalani. He
entered into the duties of his Office
promptly, and will now set about to
correct such abuses as have crept in,
especially in the transmission, etc.,
of mails on the other islands. We
congratulate Mr.. Whitney Oh his re-
accession to office, but more espe-
cially the country on the benefits it
will receive.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01

JonNsoN's store ON Fort street was
moved back yesterday, so that the
foot-path is now even on that side Of
the street. rrr st N
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01

Mr.. W.. O. Smith reports the sale
of shares Of Grove Ranch Planta-
ton Co.'s stock at S27O, being an
advance of $40 over last quotations.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01

YESTERDAY no less than S100 of
postage stamp, cards, &C., were
bought at the post Office to send out
of the country. s.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01

has been appointed to the vacancy,
Mr.. Geo. Smithics takes Mr.. Smiths
place as fourth clerk in the Interior
Department. We congratulate Mr..
Smith on his well deserved promo
tion. lie will, We believe, do great
credit to the Judgment Of those who
selected him for office, and no doubt
will continue to add to his already
good reputation.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01
LOCAL & GENERAL. ITEMS.

YESTERDAY some heavy demands
were made on the Treasury.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01

The sale of Mr.. Glade's books
yesterday was we'll attended. The
prices realized were exceptionally
high, being, we understand, the
highest ever realized here for books.
The horses, Bessie and Nettie,
brought S510 and S27O respectively,
and a saddle.horse brought $50.
The phaton brought $40. f
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01

TIE following comparative table
of the rainfall for the first two
months oflSS2 and 1883 has been
kindly supplied to us by Mr. w. w.
Hall. 1t shows clearly that this last
month has been quite exceptional in
the matter of rain, therebeing almost
double as much as these was in
last February. 1.'
January, 1882, G.Oa; 1883, 4.23 in.
February, 1882, 3.ll; 1883, G.2o in.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01

Mn. ID. X. Fyfe having resigned
the position of deputy clerk to the
Supreme Court, Mr.. Henry Smith
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-01

AT last we are going to sing
praises to the Road Supervisor; that,
is, we feel that way inclined. He
has at last had Queen street, from
Fort street towards Waikiki, cleaned
and scraped, and our visitors and
customers may now come to see us
in our sanctum without fear of stick
ing fast in mud foot deep. There
fore, praises will we sing, etc., etc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-01
Homo Testimonials,

20 to some good druggist and ask him
what he knows of Hunts Remedy, and he
VIII toll you that it Is the best kidney and
tiVcr medicine made, and one that hps stood
me Test OF time. Look over most any paper
ana you Will tind home test timOnalS OF people
nving right in your own city who know
whereof they speak. Below will be found
one of lady resident Of Brdg"port Coun.
Her full name and address arU gwen. Any
ono doubling the EcnuinenrSs OF it has the
liberty of calling II or addressing her. and,
as she says, she viii be only too glad to tell
hercXpcricnce with, and opinion of, so valu-
able an article.
81 willingly give my testimony in favor of
Hunts Remedy. | first heard of 1t q few
years ago VIII lc living III Springfield, Mass.
l knew lady there who had suffered for a
long time with kidney disease She used
every thing she could hear of, but with poor
success, and finally hearing OF Hunts
Remedy began using it, We'll, il cured her.
About this t!mc moved here After had
lived here time, from other sympathetic
disorders my Kidneys became afflicted and
weak. Knowing that Hunts Remedy had
greatly benefited many others began using
It, ana II gave me thedcsrrcd benefit. Were
| Obliged to use any medicine OF the kind
again would preicrit to all others. | con-
slider 1t n sure care.
off by the publication oc this, my expert
ence with fiuni's Remedy, others sun ring
from similar complaints can bo induced to
avail themselves otits good effects, you have
tnll liberty to do so in amy way it may seem
best to you. Gratefully yours,
MRS. FLORENCE l.. WooD,
"'76 Broad Street, bridgeport, Conn"