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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-04

Detroit Free Press. ]

In the early days Of Michigan, when
a county fair Was to be remembered,
one OF the Southern counties in Michi-
gan held fair one fall At which one Of
the exhibitors was man named
Prother. He had an entry Of poultry.
another OF cattle, and q third ~ vegeta-
bles. When the judges on poultry
came around, Prother met them with:
Gentlemen, here are the biggest
hens, the latest 4eese, and the heaviest
turkeys Ia this State. ! want first
premium"
swell see about it," replied one.
II want the first premium or I'll lick
the three of you half to deathr' an
nounced Prother in strictly business
tone, and it may be said right here that
he didn't get the premium and that be
kept his word. Two of the judges were
battered until they couldn't see. and
the third got away after having two
teeth knocked out.
When the judges on cattle came
around they turned up their noses al
| Prother's old COW and two half-starved
calves, but he placidly remarked:
"Gentlemen, that ere Gov was driver
$50 miles to reach this State, and thu
calves can't lie beat for blood. TbeiI
grandmother was owned by the Empress
| Of France"
Something vas said about his care
lessness in not entering his stock fol
the honeyara instead Of the fair, and III
an.vered With:
.'Gentlonen. I'm willing TO take sec
ond premium, and il don't get Is. you't
better hiEs some one to hold me-
They neglected his advice, and in do
course of time had their nesrs driver
back or their eyes nut in mourning
Proth-r was telling the judges on veg
etabirs what they might expect IN cas-
he did not secure premium, when b
was arrested, but only after he haA
pounded two constablea. Within thre'
weeks sfter the fair he had mauled tn
President. run the Secretary into th
woods, and pulverizsd the Treasurer
and before the end Of nix months b
had licked al the judges bat two, an,
vas hunting for them with great energ
vhsn he ga befoss the courts and "a
senf = I'll Tor . year.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-04
CHANGE OF BUSINESS.

TAyING THIS DAY RENTED NY
i i store 10 NJ. Harris. take thismethod
or Informing my friends and patrons that
have removed my stocA n the ttnre
room under Mr.. Fred Bories. In the Col
man block. Front street, and viii there
dispose Of my goods At San frencieco first
eosl without freight. and for CASH only.
Twill be in attendance 81 said store room
from . 3. M. 70 " m. and from Z 10 1 p.
m All orders per lister win rec i've
prompt attention II sent q y. D.. or II
oeioa L. RrINIo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-04

A printer sat In his Office chair, his
boots were patcheds.sand his coat
threadbare and his face looked weary
and worn with care. While sadly
thinking of business debt old Nor
pheus slowly around him crept; and
s,eeping. he dreamed that he was
dead, from trouble and toll his spirit
had fled, and that not even cowbell
tolled for the peaceful rest OF
his cow-hide sole. As he wandered
about among the shades that smoke
aud scorch in the lower hades. he
slowly observed an iron door. that
crcaking hung on hinges ajar. but
the entrance was closed with a red
hot bar, and satan himself stood
peepine out, and watching for trav-
ellers thercabout. and thus to the
passing printer spoke Come IN,
my dear, It will cost you nothing,
and never fear, this is the place
where cook the ones who'neyer pay
their subscription sums; for though
in life they may escape, they Will
find when they're dead it is too late;
! VIII snow you tue PsoAS
melt them In with red hot chains and
scraps of tin, and also where | CONT
their heads with broken glass and
melted lead. aud II of refreshments
they only think. there's boiling water
for them 10 drink, there's the red Dol
grinds,one to grind down his nose
and the red hot rings to wear on hi
toes, and If they mention they don
like fire. I'll sew up their mouths
with red hot wire; and then, dear SIR
you should see them squirm, whiie
roll them over TO cook 10 turn.
With these last words the printe'
awoke, and thought 1t all o practica
Joke, bat still at times so real Gid !
seem. tina. he cannot believe Il wal
all dream, and often he thinks will
chuckle and gin OF the fate OF thos'
who save their tin AID never pay tn
printer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-04

Few people are aware that the nickel
from which our smaller coins are made
comes from a single mine. which is the
only one in the country that Is now be
inc worked. This mine In situated in
Lancaster county, Penn. 1t has been
worked for twenty seven years, and de
welcomed to q depth Of several hundred
feet. The length of this lode IL between
two and three thousand fest, and il pro-
duces from four hundred TO nix hundred
tons per month, employing in the work
inc OF the mine force Of l75 men. In
the arts nickel has rapidly grown into
favor a. substitute for silver IN plating
steel. iron and oshef metals Its com-
mercial demand has greatly increased;
and. AZ it ID much cheaper than silver
js has been adopted in the manufactuIs
of many articles as Substitute for thai
moro precious metal. tine mine. TBS
Ninela Motto tract, Missouri. WAS worked
from 1850 to 1851 The ore Was the sul
phuret, associated with lead and copper
About $4,000 was realized from thu
Groupings OF the v.n. Groupings 81
nickel are found also in Madison, Me-
souri. The refined metal Is worth E
per pound.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-04

Only six o. the twenty London Super
intendents OF Police were in favor ct
giving pissola 70 the patrosmen IN sub
q. ban dissr1cta- The rest feared that
the men might uae them rashIy. Hat
ties are 20 give place 70 peculiar toned
whistle, inserted in the men'styunchsous,
and. by its weight, adding 70 10 forcs -
8 vsapsu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-04

EIsHEkNAN-STA F0O'- OF Co
II lumhia st. Fish from 3 cents per ID.
upward. Fish clennsd. u desired. and de-
nvered apvWhAre In tho city. dlpH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-04

~ have = spaendid imagination,
ee,d Hone. . but can't ahord 70 sc 81 3
for days fishing, - what's ms use =
it?s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-04
TO SHlPMASTERS

ballard & HATFIELD HAVE
for the powerful steam tugB Tacoma and
Richard H0lyoke. Orders by mall or
telegraph promptly attended to. my26 Il
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-04


where our ancient Brother Pytha'
soras discovered the forty-sevenfh
problem OF Euclid. and from which
( the ancient and modern astrological,
astronomical and. eeometrical prob
lens are .olved. Ihave the original
rituals In manuscript from East 10
dia. translated in India to English
and hold the petition OF first spon
sor for the United States. The ritu
ais possess rare scientific know edgs
and deep occult philosophy. Ihs
numbers for membership are limited
There can be hut two sponsors ans
seven Arch Censors in the United
States. and seven Arch Couriers, ant
so through the lower grades to eacf
Ghonsola or Ashayana-"
During the conversation MI. Loie
verified and explained his statements
bv various certificates, diplomas. etc
in numbers great enough To bewildel
the uninitisied. He is In CORES
nonaeuce with many of the yer,
highest men in Masonry in this coan
srv and Europe Some OF these let
tiers 0caI1uS tuC iScsss
France and England were lying OF
| his desk. The honor OF being 70,
| highest Mason is his. 4 short cal
culat.an. remembering that there ar
seven degrees in what II called for'
Rite Maso Try. shows that sir Lore
has 3i3 degrees of Free Masonry
| He has, moreover. documents 7
nrove every step Of bis advancement
These papers are OF rare ieterss'
and Of them he Ia justly proud. Mr.
! Lord is one OF the leading bns'nes
men of Utica. Having commence
| ia Masonry he was determined TO Z
10 the end and he has doae 50; =
Is s thoroughly converssns with =
matters 81 interest TO the craft. ha'
ing made the subject q study. ,, ~
orders 70 which be belongs sn'isl
him 70 every privilege which Aasoi
Iry CAP confer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-04

OeluR p1Ivcua.
Sohair's defense was very weak.
He cousented himself with simple
denial of his glili. and made no
effort to prove his innocence. The
evening before the assassination he
was invited to sup. he said, with The
vizier Harmah, when he must have
eaten or drunk something Of pecu-
liarlv exciting nature, for towards
the end of the feast he felt strangely
| light-headed and vivacious. and what
occurred from that time till morning
he had only very indistinct recol-
lection in fact, he really remem-
bered only one thing. and that was
being malirea;ed by some one on MS
way home.
| Harmah and his other guests. two
yjziers, declared this statement ut
terly false. The consequence WAL
that Sohair, the ungrateful hypo
critic. as the inccnsed king called
him was condemned { !, death.
The morning OF the day fixed fol
the execution, an aged man. his facs
Drowned by exposure 10 the sun and
weather, entered the capital oi
Sadistan. Seeing nearly the entire
populatian in the streets, he inquired
the cause.
What. you do not know
thought there was not person Ii
| Ssdistsn who did not know that tn
kings treasurer is TO be executed u
dsy ~ was the reply.
The stranger was curious 20 se'
1.-The distinguished criminal HI
| therefore waited for him tn pass. .
| he learned thai he was coming ths
wsv.
| He had NOT 10 wait long, for see
wonder he comes. heavily chained
| and pale, but firm and n,sDly in hi
Hearing. And now. behold !. IN
eyes OF the stranger seem as thnugl
]! they would start from their sockets
. and his naien betrsys the deepes
lemosicn be presses through "a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-04

Many years had passed since ice
events NE have hastily narrated
Chsled had grown 10 be staiwari
youth, and the. queen his supposed
mother, wss dead when. one day.
the captain OF a caravan presented
himself at the royal palace and asked
fn be admitted 10 the presence OF
King SAD. His request being granted.
he spoke rs follows;
i" A few days ago oar route led Us
across q porsio. of the desert which
| Is male more unsafe than any other
portion of your dominions By a dsT.
ing band oil robbers. Being conscious
az the danger We should RIM. ~
prepared " meet Il We were. 10
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-01

'tcct Fss,t when ~ ~ a. Hcaeloiu ard
Esr3 thsi BE ha3 outraged J,sSticc 81 ticSl
v5th f->tca5 ~ = Sssal,le ClS ss,Sn, ami
thst >,--e to-ty 1>i3 NltnevSse frNasa Msel
u,,ry SEA hsni ~ >olSsSntiSte The state
u,c.Ss.el ths U'assrrs, his hysNs,tc IN
hlr,, AL ls Ss,ysosASnSoy,>ly NitAlirVN HIS
SEATS, 3hcryaN tScsslN admitting that the
chsrer> sSsSss>t hSsa w,'rc trye> and sunk
hecA u Maui in the Vsin hoge that be
r.ssAl d, Ia SlocN
nv c,uasyy h u ~ Congratulated tbs,
>ach EEc-rtreat representative " o'i'csSl
I ccrrgpgs1g hS> 81 lx>t r,NcesysI his deserts
Z W Esel thSt the c,s,rSa NhSch she GNssvvs
Z hsS tskea IN this faSstey has b~sen thor
( eesh' Ni,S6cS.gi ara We NAY ShSo SSS
~5sb 6ttse rSy,soaStlc pys,ic> that II J.
srss-,S thvoGSh tAe eaoyt> q she GAssvys
I a-3 ts> c1r0SrN>eaert> tbs, thi> result bSs
I ts>y gch7cyy,l
rec fate y John RSchNNi>,a vii >tSnj
e. warning u yOseE HswsiL thSt b,
uh1 usSkc> kS>te t. Az rsch reSSrile>s n
ue,hNi> = tN,ec3 S>cocs " lStey II oosny
Itn gr-lf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-01

w hsve an Attorney Gvsersl - -
.-sr, and ks,v s. N1-s>sc- - trtsv5gy ~
E,t tse vv-,}> locSs,i a-e Obol,y
--ir>5Ss,,,c se3 s1s>lss>isaez whcp us~N3 a.
tAey ks,y tvyz ~ lsse 1s>,,i -bc-s Wat
ever the~, vvvh rasy rsoss ~ >-r,ctlS
e-,sSscs' Istia, thei- usessle, vher pssrr,
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s5-,p,y shs> IN the uaea-whllSr ~ S5Rl
t',e czr N tame tssuesc two eyyrss sad
o,,---ovzcps NV the NscSrlN II tx osSos
20 N-ecr-ey U;,eeysl VS. SccS>Sc-e& ~
tas -vts-vre-, ~ Mr. Fyyptc. TN =,
c.Lh,i as--#s, = raDrtSinSG S5ftrstv by Mr.
N,Fl>c-N crs,,i tNr cfSS,e ard may cCstinCc
f-r g.y lu,ie6-iss perrl,3 u >stcniSy
ls,s tas Ir-rlcr otSce WIS., tl-swtcS 81 shy
r-sEsss-,, ,t-ustS >lSneG by Nj, C,l1Soa ~
..fs-4. N,ci>sgr y lstertos, thus gNAsll--
l-c tss usr-eyyNisrre1 >ysectScie % t's'c
l-1r u 8 - called coaS5stcuC-l -ycVVvH
rssct, sling " V7eSec>hns O. I'll thVee
rg,c> ~ Csbi-st u fcG- Mirs>sers-
A. C. lae AJsrrasy Oycaersl : Ciiea WY
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sls Er,11Sr lE-> rlrca, q b. vrys cst -
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-01

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-01


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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-01

- llta ISLANDS In r-5f-rr - - 49,. =
'-fHr alHTarH A1aris
3 49, - sues - p-iIt.ln auf .arraa1rs ri d
lll'l+s--a..ar ~ be- 800 81 u.
f-aa -1-r = Ha1r.1.r. olts 49, 49,
40 y = Slowed 81 - Z - -. 49,
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II Ia.e5 sslsls1 t-zra fa.zl a-5I-r - q 90
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t-l.-.-trsf1- o. f-a
alaif llA p DAY "a 1900 ~ 2
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5..s... - E o. a1.rInfr1. a. To- F.-.r 81
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-01

\ TulHp JUDICIAL DISTRICT. uasa.lar n
lands. Fer trnhatr tr thc riatics ef she rsial. 4
TlTl = t1hNN \, drtrtsri
INV rytluaB VI Jydik "a tcsu and Ssnutl q o..
iha ENrvutrfr sud AtninIstratorr ~ tie Nsfsi. =.
nsus J,lu. ~ utA Navau dGtcasrsl, hsgtuE ~
acl m this Virt asking that fhtlr duhl acvessi. II
arnl,'Ne3 ard To raorfrtN ~ roaffuif,i te the 49,
ava thost rntit fhrrJo. and that thes - fI.ths-r
f,m iurthcf rsrrusitiHty a. snch kNccntoT. - -
miuistratrrs.
d Be- hHrthy llyiefr1 that NkinA Sevtrriis-f -.
At "a N Al ID uiio Crnrt uruSr, Is ne ti-r -
r'agy appcntrl fa hcartuE sid rctiti'r aui ~ ~
ilttious ih1i NAV De- cfcrusi fhrrrio
Do is frrthrr ruicfol that notice hrrr,f ~ -ty,.
pubucsiian. Nf thrrr succcssitc vcrks IN ~ H..
u,N VHrrrt tat kucksya nyvspspgrs. rlIaiss 1.
Wsrolrlu. p :. LYMAN, tlfvaft 49,
mis- Wausit Jaiy r.th. ~ 49,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-01
pNVIRTTEoFTlIF NTTUoRTTy

II go nv vested by tls Consultation aud ~ >ltuiu
- his hin-lc1l. aed tftiug % s.-eut'al o. Ag r,
motion 81 iustiCr
d hcryey c-lrr thar ttc rr-ular rera % a. Cen
20 thr % N-l'cfHI tirCr.t o. hr hnflrn ar Waats1
hnu Hawaii su che ar-g THURSDAY ~ SrpttuA.-
49, D. ard thr sane BE- h-rehy rs-fVaact uutl Voc
DAY TIE lfh iIy % sEid September isS at - orsl
An.
WrTNEs~ my hand and the sal q u
|sEAlf Surrrur C6us', at HcHciulu this Ia
Gsv % JAIN. A n. tsJL
A. FRANCI> JUDD.
ChIrf Justice >1Frrmr tuu-t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-01

a. ~ 20 g. allain arl f.-=1- .Hi
w. ~ 4ls1r9e Ana.e $500 l.. u|-a4-
20 s--s % fae uarstsls -.ta-s. n.
a1l--l-ai o. o. rsrs fi-f-5--s.-- a 10 -
= z.raal-l1- lz atf.-f-4 - - ~.
.-- -4 e. rFaH-ri "a 81 a. .sl..s.. d
-af t1 a-srsral safI o.. OIL T--r
5000. ta F1E1.E-- rl=rrs.f ls-s a-r.a-aa
-H ~ a1ld ar4 80 4 -HH Ha
er7.- t1zzr 40 Hnraa1 #... ea
= Jog. A. D I-sI
60 HENRY sNIrH D-n4f4 EI.4s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-01

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-01
HAWAIIAN ELL TELEPHONE cospY
NOTICE

III ANINS BFES APPOI SID
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ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.
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L hrrB appointed Atwirisiaffty ~ thg E.fr4 =
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said
DATED uouo,a'a Jul 9Th, is>s
FANNIE SIMPSON
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I SUPREMF COURT or nm ia.

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Executors Notice I,

Ut N-NI'T-INIV'-NII's IHt IN
1 NTl TOR ururgl iu thr win - ihc 'st- fnnV
ENNN ARD 1ccHr-rJ. having duly revived 'sffsr, =.
taH1gltary. HUrrta uutiacs 81 Tcfsaus haFr- rai~t
AGAINST ore ssh hsieir, tr rrscut sglh tsils IN
the undersigned 40 ht, gesCe iu thc Raukiur Hos u
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as nfa-U-ai'
HATED Hrurlcla IaIy szih. 1s>L
CHARLES n HI>HpR
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