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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-13
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T'llE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
4 OHIO COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, West yIr.
Sinia. October Rules. 1851.
Marcus W. Amick. Executor OF the Cstale' o!
Thomas IL. Wins, deceased.
. W.
Nancy Sullivan, Josephus Sullivan, William II.
sullivan, Locky Ann Boyd and Robert l.. lpyL
her husband, l.calia jane Rhodes mud Jary!s y,
Rhodes her husband, Mary l., SlGinm,, and
James Madison simmons her husband, Maiy l..
Alexander mil Jn.nes II. Alexander her hus,
1and. ma Thomas D. Wins, W!ilialM H. kciE,
Felix G. Wins, James Wins, Hemmn G Wl%s'
Eliza Bush, and Alexander Wins, William j.
irwin, Mary Hale, JHac Augl!n, Martha 1nucs,
nhd Matilda Simmons, Mnry Grllln, tie Gil
Known heirs At lay and distributes Of $aial
Tributes Of said Thomas II. Wins.
In Chanccry.
The object Of this suit Is to copstruc the eighth
clh'ise OF the VIII OF said Thomas II. Wins. de-
ccaSed, to settle the accounts Of said executor, md
to distribute the said estate among those ca;ltIcltn
receive the same. And itGppcaring from MI ati.
uhfit n!cu IN ms cause. ut these rules That Tie Nc
ieHlaiits above named are not residents u the state
OF West Virginia. nnd TINT the names Of Iir said
parties 70 the bill In said suit mndc deicnAnnras
unknown parties" arc unknown, md they not
hayiins bee, served with process In this sn't, on
ho'loh OF INC 0 lnplninGnl. by his MlisIlrr, Ills
order Of publication Is entered agasi,: them, and
1t y ordered that the said defendants, known and
unknown. arc required to appcur within one
month after the date Of, the tlrst publication " ibis
order, and do what Is Necessary to prOtcct their III
tetcsts: Il fsfurttivr ordered that this order bt pub
lisied and posted MS requifel by law.
Witness. John W. Mitchell, Clerk q! Mil Court,
" tlie Court iiouse OF said county, this Eth d.! OF
October, 1851, to.wlt: October Rule, Isl.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Ctcfk.
Published the first time October 9, ISL.
Attest: JOHN ". MITCIlELL, Clerk.
A. ]. CLArKE,
= Solicitor f6r Complainant. m97h
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weight, Captain Symes has no doubt but
that the Qnebec's cabin would have been
swept off II tho deck had not given away,
but, MS It was, the force OF tho water e1-
pended itself without doing any further
damage. The wave was moving forward
III a straight line, and was %notcapped
with spray. II was not caused by the
wind, AZ the water both before and after
It was quite smooth. The only explana-
ton offered Is that II was q tidal wave. Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-13

Anew 1OTK huu cIlleyltAlllb EluN WV
thirds Of nil the buckwheat produced In
this country.
In feeding corn 10 pigs That Arc being
intted better results will BIO obtained II tho
corr Is fed in connection with bran, ship.
stuff and vegetables,
Mr.. John Gibson, OF Trempelean county,
Wis, has made over 1000 gallons OF choicc
Strip from SORGHUM tiisscasoIi, averaging
about lG0 gallons per acre.
The ground Is not a safe place. for the
fowls NJ night, rs Group is e%ngendercd by
cold earth. Always provide %roosts,. aud
lave them 80 situated rs TO be out Of the
way ofdraughts or currents Of mir.
Milk Is excellent for fowls, and 1t will
pavto buy and use il for them, MS 1t ma.
t~urially increases the number Of eggs. II
may DO fed either sweet or our 1t il
given either in dishes or mixed with the
soft food.
Layering grapevines may be attempted
nj any time ntter the wood his BECOME
firm, and before tho buds start In the
spring. The difference between layers
and cuttings Is that the layers arc not de.
tacited from the pafea. vine, which isthus
enabled to nourish the new plant.
Corn that is to be cribbed should be
thoroughly dry or free from swell. The
crib floor should be several inches above
the ground SO that ;he corn may not be
exposed to dampness or moisture. The
crib should also be thoroughly clcane cd
out and well aired before storing the corr,
The Jefferson County (Pa.) Union says the
poisonous acid III cheese may be detcc.ed by
my grocer by applying blue iitmus paper
TO the frcsl.cit surface, wlicfr;if tho aCid
be present. tho blue paper vii! Instant
turn red. lit rcddens quickly the cheese
should be rejected US unsafe.
A Wisconsin farmer stoutly maintains
that he prevents tho ravlscs OF the bee.
ties in his potatoes BY planting one or two
ilaxsced in each hill. lie says the bugs
will shun the flax every time, and that he
hus grown potatoes in this way for ten
years, and secured good crop when others
iailed-
Although som OF tho breeders OF heavy
draft horses maintain that al! the Frtnrli
breeds are clas5cl VI Normans, the French
only recognize the percl,erons rs the true
ugh al1 i1uAlit w ottiCIs " pG
classe4 in the stud books. The term Nor
man is an American one and unknown in
France.
From 60 to GS degrees is considered the
proper temperature for churning, though
the temperature varies in different diaries,
for much depends upon the conditions
Sweet cream should bu cliurEed ut Il lower
temperature, and for u longer time than
sour cream. The amounts OF butter oh,
tained vary under apparently the same
conditions, and although fair yield may
be obtained one day it may be much less
the next.
II is said that there are very few locali'
ties where the honey bee prnspers, there
being no staple bloom upon Which they
could depend for honey. The most pro
g~ressivc people in agriculture are the
Swiss, who successful %'maintain great ap.
iarics ut 4 great altitude in tho Alps.
France is dependent on Switzerland lol
her honey supply, but the time is not ia,
distant when America will BIZ exporting
largely to Europe.
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Commissioners Sale.
DUBLlC SALE

~ I-12tltsH .
Il OF ISLAND PROPERTY.
IN pursuance OF Il Decree IN the sui. Of The E,.
change tAnk Of Wheeling ys. Amos J. 0SbnIuNanl
others, made by the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
on the .1tA day Of October. Isl, / shall AS Special
commissioner appointed thereby, proceed To trl at
public auction nj the front door OF the Court llul4
OF Ohio county, OH SATURDAY, TIE 9Th DAY OF
DECEMDElt, ISL, commencing ut 10 O'Clock A, ",
LnT No, II IN the nddiijon on Wheeling Island, hA
out by Henry Moore. trustee OF the esIAlN u Ehtu.
czcr Zane, and fronting on The north side oi Xlac
street: and also lot No. Il IN Daniel 2lnc'S addition
on Wheeling Island, on The southeast CORNER Of
Game and Huron streets. On the irUni puIt II 10:
No J.. Is crceled n double two'stOsy ia.lHc dwelling
house, containing eight rooms: and u small tenant
house OF two IONS OIL the alley In the rear Of said
lot.
On lot No. IL. Is erected n double twnstoy IIanr
rdwelliliI house: containing ten rooiIS; md also d
cottage containing thr"e rooms.
TERMS OF SALE-Oueth!rd mud Ms mach moe
as the purchaser may elect, CASH: mud Tie residue
u two Cqunl payments. payable respectively IN
NINE and EIGHTEEN months, nom day Of Nlc, f0.
credit insinllments, notes to be given by The pur.
chaser or plirclasers with satisfactory personal S-
c!lrily. and the little TO be retained until :nll I,Mr.
chase money Is paid, and II couy,yalce dlncNd
by the court.
Al CLARKE,
lTE % Special Commissioner.
!. ThoS. n. Darrnh, Cicrl: Of the Municipal Court
Of wheeling, do certify that bond and Neettri,y
have been given by said special commissioner rs i,
required by Inv, and BY said decree OF lie.
.T!lOS. N. DAl.EAN, Clerk.
il HEEvry. Arctionrer. nni-lhns
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Snycil From, SaicIde,

A cashier, living on the Rue Andre del
Sarte, was about to commit suicide a day
Or two ago because he had lost Il portfolio
belonging to his employer, and containing
about 100000. Happily the employer
called upon him in the nick OF time, and,
with words OF encouragement, induced
him 10 return to the office, where, to their
surprise, they found n young man who
had turned up with the missing property,
which he had picked up in the street. lie
declined Il proliercd reward for his hon
esty, and withdrew without leaving even
his name. .tF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-13

INTELLIGENT people have quit taking
bitters and mineral poisons, have quit
a~octoring kidneys and liver, nerves and
brain, have quit using alcoholic poisons
and narcotic drugs, have quit poisoning
their system with quack nostrnmls, and
now keep themselves and families ia per
feet health by occasionally using the only
perfect blood purifier and true streng,hener
Of weak portions Of tho body, known fur
and wide us DR.. Guysott''s Yellow Dock
and sarsapmilla. Any druggist will get it
for You. pAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-13

MALARIA Is caused BY Torpid Liver;
Piles by CONSTIPATION Headache by indi.
gcstion. Avoid them all by using the
yrcat vegetable remedy, Aliens Bilious
pl.ysic, 70 cents. Atall druggists.
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TRUSTEES SALE
~, OF
VALUABLE MAIN Street PROPERTY.

by Virtue OF II Locd Of Trust Mndc by Na,,hh,
Jei:crs and wife, to Inc rs trustee. dated August
1873. md rccontcd among The land records Of Uiini
county, West Wrg!nin, In TruS, Hook No. II, Iv",
e0S. | Will offer for sale ut public auction, 10 ia
highest aud best bidder, ut the front tICUr o. M,
Court House Of Ohio county, West virginia, Oh
SATURDAY, lllEl5Lh DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1~,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock \. NJ, tho following do.
scrlbed property, that Is 10 say: "a certain lEt.,
or parcel Of land together with the lm,Joyppjrui,
thereon, situated on Maln street, In The CIIy Of
Wheeling, and beginning for the S,,nc Ut IL p0Iii, on
the east side Of said street, siSty.twO .tr, iou.
inches (G2 It. ! ln.l south Of the south co.nrr Of
Market alley, AMI caste Main street; theme SoIth
with the cast side OF Main street eighteen feel liz
~; thence ,cast ~ n ~S!nlieEt llno parallel with lNe
line of Market alley forty two feet Ca III; tl!pncc
south parllclwith the l!noo Of Mali Etrrtt slX ittt
e ~; thence cast parallel with Tic line u Market
alley to the alley In the rear or Gus, Nte Of aid
property: thence north nlo!lg the line Oi Y,d hst
stratcht line 10 the place OF beginning"
Terms OF SALc-One third OF the pnrclusc .rpncy
In crsh, or rs much more as the purchaser may dc.
sire, and the lallnuce In one and two years, with
Interest from dA,c Of sale. Possession can be given
immediately. HANNIBAL FOTrlS,
0cl3 Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-13

A1LES's Brain Food botanical cxtrlct
strengthens the Brain and positively cures
Nervous Debility, Nervousness, Headache.
unnatural losses, and all weakness OF Gen.
.%eerative System; it never fails. 81 pkg, 6
for sS.-At druggists, or by mail from J..
H. Allen, 3l5 First Ave, New York City.
TThsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-13

So" DELICATE diseases Of either
sex, however induced, radically cured
Address, Worlds Dispensary Medical AS
socintion. Wv -----.
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' DIED. ll.El,. e... MOS
CLEssEES-M Springfield, Ohio, on Friday,
November !, ISL, SKLLl . H., wife Of George i.
HlGNncr. 20. sI--E H6F n .gr." .
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JuAt From the Press,

1.-THE Man Wonderful in tho House
Beautiful" is III allegory by Chilion B.
Allen, NJ. D., and Mary \. Allen, NJ. D.,
husband and vile, practicing physicians.
The text is literally illustrated. The aim
is to show how wonderful is man, how
beautiful in construction, and how to pre-.
serve al this mechanism for the best uses.
In short We have in this form M enter
tanning work on anatomy, physiology and
hygiene. 1t is Il happy conceit treated
with skill. "The Man wonderful" should
be Of as great service in the. school
room lis in tho home. Published BY
Fowler 4 wells, New York.
Mr.. I. HIS. Hamersly, OF Washington is
the compiler, editor and publisher OF two
volumes covering the history OF the Army
and the Navy OF the United Statesior n
hundred years. One volume is devoted
to each branch OF the service, and is CON.
pletc in itself. Together they form n
record OF every officer who has been in
either service. OF all the engagements i IN
which the American arms have sione,
and OF much else that is interesting mud
useful tor reference. The books have the
endorsement OF the highest officers OF the
government, who vouch for tho accuracy
OF statement. The two volumes form a
monument OF patient labor Careful in.
vestigation was required to ascertain and
verify facts oil which the government itself
was without Il record. These volumes will
find their way TO the library Of every man
who desires to be well informed on SO i'm.
portant a part OF the history OF his country.
"The Flood in the Ohio Valley" is the
title Of a pamphlet issued by the Relief
Committee Of Cincinnati. 1t deals with n
stirring episode that will not soon be for.
gotten. The report shows with what
promptness and effect the Cincinnati Com.
mittee did its good work. lncludcdi in the
report is an interesting paper on the ply
steal history of the flood, writtcnbv K. Is,
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St:1tinl.rrtr
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IN
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Soulse. y. $. n; square, sv9. Illustrated, fine
The Voyage Of the "Jeannc,tc." Journals Of 1t.
Coil. itei;ong. Edited by his wife; : vols svo
Ice Pack mud Tnudn, MI account OF the search
Tor the '.Jcannettc." ". II. Glider; svo. cloth. Il.
Dr. sovicr, b. G. ". Cable: IL mo. cloth, 81 20.
algonquin legends Of New England. lhns. G.
Leland: i. mo-, cloth, s. %. .-Sf Il
The Rcd Wall. Flower, by Mis- Warner. author OF
Mlae. WAC verdi" !. mo-, cloth, 81 o.
cloth, 81 so. 800
The Man versus Tho State. Herbert Spencer
Any book mailed on rccclp, Of price.
New Books OF I'LL branches OF literature, and at
greatly reduced prices. OIL hind In lnrgc variety.
STANTON 4 DAVENPORT, y
ocS No. 1901 Market street.
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Leave Delln!re At $50 r. NJ. for Summcrfeld.
GAINESVILLE. Arrived n: Bellairc, s:l5 A. VI. and 5:Sr.M.
Local and through tickets on sale NJ Union Rail.
road o0ice, 1900 Market street, It loves. rates, Buy
your tiCkex there, sEIIVElrF 49, - -
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JOHN !. HAiS,
AALoSz0 lORIS1,
oels Trustees Of The ft.ale o. PHILIP MtSiIy ,fO,t.
TRUSTEES sALEo REAL ESTAFE

b. II . NsA%AkA IClAIE
~ virtue q u Iced q trust made by ]. + woo,.
trustee. dated the 4lSt day Of FCbtuary"' yHHVRslgSGt
md rrCordcd In the Clerks 0ltC Of tEs Tr,%,I%S,
Court VI Ohio county. In Deed 0i Itti., ~" i, 'HnuIly
", lnEc l!s. 70 secure the payment Of t n SS,, ~.
Gfo,n!Ssofy my therein na,nrl anI t%tscr Hssia4
House Of Ohio county, In the City Of WIe sIy SoG ~
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ., lyi w
beginning ut 10 O'clock A. NJ, the iol,,vt.-
sGttbtt. real estate, that Is 10 NY; iii V "T tIe'
piece Of land situated In TriadyiplIaa III y HiLA!a
ohio county, West Virginia, and tiIeT,ni.SS ne'' n
lows: h!gthnine ut q stake OH tho norm ~ ~ iG'
Cumberland nstd, rorner 10 Henry ' NSSS, u Thy
n, sss, a ! N v, H. = 'MttrSanSh; themes thlttyy$GGTy'St 'S5ss
stake: thence parallel line with HrCnSirS INV ". y g..
70 Little Wheeling creek: thence MIX ,i,Ih% mP nsO
derings Q! tho, creek to Bl0nIt0ons lIn wy ,t
w!sh saa ,DftHassnoop's The OF tdc en-, ' NJ: t ~ re-
lot q the beginning, n part Of tho il. Z TE H. ,as
IEna or sAiEE-CAaI. The title IsOelICyeI Ia y.
perfect. bnt 'elline'as trustee / shall VHiv cn :" ~
such s''le az IL vested h nfe by slti ic,J, Il tHSu,Hy
-oSto II. Is, TrIkIor
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FARM NOTES,

New York aud Pennsylvania grow two.
thirds OF nil the 'b%uckwheat produced In
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grustre Sales.

fDUBLIC SALE OF VALp1NS
i Property. .licsidcre. Gntden and Ssnntass
turing sites With water, coal anu other tnMS:
p, nieprss; = a,Srhi,is M!elly Farm, 1tthne NOUN SMs,S,
Railroad. river iten,s, river bottom lo,s. ., ";% NJ n,
hish waie. OF 1851; and hill tracts, In iii sbo,, s ~
se'es. ~ !he vicinity o., the Wtllsburg, u. yS'' =: ~
AM della, VII ~ r 30 sSla e. The ,%ieia!sS aIGiennlss k H.
o. 10 o'clock A. n. For Particular All 9l'a an
aiiehrlst, No, ma Chspline street, or rS sss"ss
o,prlen, state I,ttUutets onicc. Capitol Rr ,iIiggtaGs
, WhsellsIs' ". Va, where plas q Fsoref,yS V ess !;
can DO found. TERMS, one.fcufth H. WV Pant
money calh, IN hand. and the iesIduuSO PPSS'Tp@e
equal annual payments, With Interest Tow ,nt9
taleI deferred payments 10 30 sCruHa & " Ivy as$ o.
trust Oh tho properly sold. W uVeaol
JOHN J. HAiy,
ALONZ0 LOKIS0.
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II oST-A. TURQUOISE AND PEARL
~ Ring, containing seventeen refs, somewhere
belween me v b! cling Female college and Twelfth
street. The finder viii BE- s,Iiably rewarded by
fisturtilnn 1t TO LAURA II. CONNER, No. 2ee2i Chap
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s1r,u advertisements.

WANTED.
To purchase a second hand, hand express car.
mol! McLrRE 1IorsE.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-18
VESSELS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Stmr Jas Mallce for Kauai
Stmr Australia for S f. at II
PASSENGERS.


From windward ports, per Kinau,
Feb 1G-M p Jones, A a Littlcs &
wife, Alliona, wife q child, j Costa,
Mrs Ward, o I Shipman, G Irvine,
Chan Chuck, w l. Green Jr, Geo
Sanderman, Bishop Willis & wife, G
S Kynnersley & wife, j Bigneel, II
Becl, Ii Cornwall, p N NIaLee, Capt
Haley, w Y Horncr Jr, Miss NJ A
Horner, Miss S Horner, + c
Macfarlane.
For Kahului per Kilauea Hou Feb
1G-Capt Hebron, w E Rowell and
DR. Trousseau.
From Kauai & Waianae per Jas
Makee Feb 16-W J Bramhall, B
Norton, 8 Chinese & 10 deck.
From Kahului per Kilauea Hou
Feb 16-J A Palmer, E G Winston,
j b Burton, l N Shaw and - deck
drom San Francisco per Anna,
Feb 17th-N Christopher, wife and
child, Mr. Mulhendrof.
From Kauai per Iwalani Feb IL
j L Kanlukou, p Neumann & son,
S B Dole, w l. Wilcox, G Titcomb,
A Robertson, S NJ Drvidson, j w
Kalua, j Kapena, 30 deck.
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THE Honolulu Almanac and Di-
rectory for 1884 has just been issued
by the proprictors of the p. G. 1d-
yerti$er. 1t contains can astronom-
zeal, civil and ecclesiastical calendar,
an official and business directory,
with full statistical and general in
formation relating to the Hawaiian
Islands," The report Of Mr.. A.
Grip on the condition of the Swedish
and Norwegian laborers on these is
lands, a resume of the past year
and biographical sketch of His
Majesty are some, among other, i'll
teresting papers.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-18

RULE five of the Agricultural So
ciety states that the horticultural
exhibits "must have been raised,
manufactured or grown in this coun-
try, and by the exhibitor. If an
amateur has purchased plants from a
professional gardner he cannot OBJ
tain a prize as he has not "raised"
them, although the professional
gives up all right to such plants
when he sells them. But few anna
tours "rase" plants. No distinc-
ton is made between professionals
and amateurs, and the latter COM
plain thercat, and say that they will
not take the trouble to send their cX-
hibits to the show knowing that they
have "no show " against nursery
men and professional gardeners.
There should be separate classes.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The schr Claus Spreckels, Capt. L. p.
Drew, left Kahului on Feb. 18th with
G,53G bags sugar, bag coffee, 255 hides,
box personal effects and 10 pair car
riage wheels. Total value &49,245.3S.
Passengers Miss L. Walker, f. Enders,
G. McCully and Z. Nense.
Stmr. Kinau brought 1000 bgs sugar,
90 calves, 23G hides, 7 bales goat skins,
Is bales wool, l horse.
Stmr Jas. Makce hro't 1916 bgs sugar.
Schr Wailele bro't 1892 bgs sugar.
The Iolani i locked at the csplanade
loading for San Francisco.
The Kilauea IIou returned to Kallulul
on Saturday.
The Ceylon is taking in.hallast. She
Will sail in about two weeks, probably
for Hongkong.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-18

MARSHAL Parke got an order from
the Supreme Court on Friday after
noon to sell the salmon belonging to
the estate of Mr.. McCandless. The
Marshal rctailed kits, at the fish
market, at 81 each. although it was
in condition unfit for human food.
One gentleman present tclephoned to
Mr.. Brown, agent of the Board of
Health, to inspect the stuff, but UNI
fortunately Mr.. Brown was not at
home. The natives said it was only
fit "to be thrown into the sea-"
There were but few buyers rs no
notice of the sale had been given,
and, in the interest of the creditors
this should have been done. AS the
salmon had been kept for nearly six
weeks, an extra day would, have
made but little difference in It's
quality, and might have, by an an
nouncement of the sale, added q
larger sum to the estate.
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ARRIVALS.

Feb 10
Stmr Kinau from windward port
Stmr Jas Maliee from Kauai
Schr Wailclc from Maliko
Feb IL
Schooner Anna, from S. Francisco
Steamer Iwalani, from Kauai
Schooner Rob Roy, from Koolau
Schooner Lula, from Kohala
Schooner Kauikcaouli, fin. Honollaa
Schooner Ka Moi, FIN. Laupahochoc
Feb IS
Stmr Australia from Australia
Stmr Lehua from Maui
Schr Ehukai from Waialua
Schr Mary Alice from Molokai
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ONE of the latest on dts is that n
new tug boat is to be built for the
Government. The steamer is to be
$50 feet long, 80 feet beam with 10
feet depth of hold, and to have COM
pound engines, with an average
speed of fourteen knots an hour.
The tug, it is also said, can be used
as a gun boat in case of trouble with,
say for instance, a British man-of-
war on the Madras business. A
good tug boat is wanted, but gun
boat would be rs useful as the new
field battery.
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a REPORT has been circulated that
there are number of native children
at st. Adams College. This is not
the case. The principal has always
insisted that children admitted to
the college should bring a medical
certificate as to their immunity from
disease, and this rule is still enforced.
He moreover expressed his willingness
to submit his pupils at any time to
such medical examination as may be
ordered by the Board of Health.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-18

A BUILDING is being erected at the
Branch Lepcr Hospital for the ac-
commodation of such patients as can
afford to pay towards their support,
that they may have more comfortable
homes and the best of care and at
tention.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-18
DEPARTURES.

Feb. IL
Ship Aberyswith Castle for Portland
Stmr Kilauea Hou for Kahului
Schr Wailele for Malko
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-18

The trash tramway and elevator
at Paauhau Mill were burnt on the
l4th instant. Damage very slight.
Mill stopped for two days.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-18

WHEN Mr.. Lcvey was selling for
Mr.. Adams at auction on Saturday
he offered Il sovereign for sale. Only
half q dollar was bid for it and the
article was withdrawn.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-18

THERE was only one case of
drunkenness at the Police Court on
Saturday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-18

TPE BULLETIN was to the front on
Saturday, issuing its extra, with an
account of the railway accident ON
Maui, about two hours before the
advertiser.