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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-06-25
TUESDAY. JULY Ed

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-06-25

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iu- In iu,itliious ereatcrftfts. - -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-06-25
The Hawaiian Legislature
Session 1854.


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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-06-25

rs liiaisas. -1a.u ulin- = al,ss ~ a -
doIiafs esrs spent th1Eer
nlp Smith S1y l1cr11nI'1
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-06-25

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scII ID fhtfc rsi AZ ~ .'l|I = llrls - rrazI
tsriness iaisrrs,s n itr-s ill,. d - y. =. 80.
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c1lais Sac ~ ruIl - I1s'I u u .11as.
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tntm MILLS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-06-25

DIET HIN fs1BEitED THAT oN
- - - ~ = NJ. - lF7t1 . gEr a. -
go 81 ~ "a. ~ 1.7. 4 saI.|- - lII.I
= s. laflata "a ~ all.'N|l r. UrU
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EHE HAWAIIAN ouIlE BOON
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q. 49, fta esaI q - laa1ra1r -
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-06-25
Nw Embellishments


U9tIGe Of J0pI -LIIII.
DE II EEMFMBEEED THAT On
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fHrElll . - MHE .HafH.aH IHla
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HAWAuAH PHRASE BooE
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POST or HoNoLULU.

Arrives
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EXPORTS

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falsgse y
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u 1sl-.tzlr - Lzzlsz-T- Z "a 5e-l z Es-rs-
a---E--rs * = ~ a11 O. Ere 1-l.-e=s 49,
SKIS Lad asiz-isz szFssszr zc-gEl-ls- Las
sssaE = "a ala a1-.s 1910 Carl--7..ss.
Wa a. ylra.i-Es1 = rs-- las Ls-ls.TE- ~ -lsE
n s7EieE E--s al = ~ lr14s- - ZE-fs-
q a-zaEz 49, ta-e ii-aez9 asse ga sl-zsc
= 49, lI1z-asas = usi.tzzz 49, 40 b. 11-ss1
.ls- nv. n Iz-lns1 Eu-i- - 1tl-E Ne ieIrI-
sa-.a.srs tztssf ls-luas hs ss1ef = IL - i1l5-
1eas E-l1 VII erc7l1ss = EsaZErE III Lex
zis1--sar - - zs-1zs ~ - 80 ~ .1ns ~
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The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01

fund these taxes toaoar county in
|orler to- help : Ray otff the5debt IN
curred d5illth esbiild mg of.the road2
We will not go SO far as to ask the
State to give rs the taxes which
Charleston, Columbia : Or even
Grecnyillc pays, in, o"dcr that our
great debt might be liquiddtcd,
but We do ask it to refund TO lis
the amount Of taxes which the Air
Line Road pays in Pickcns Coun-
Ity. 1t would, in our opinion, be a
wise step if the General Assembly,
would enact such a law as this.
Refund to such counties as are
burdcncu with railroad debts. the
smount of taxes paid by such q
road or roads running through
them.
Wcrcfcr our readers to an ;,rtic-
le which appears on another page
|ofour paper taken from the"News
and tourier,' and wittcn bv j. B.
Cleveland, Of Spartanbury What
will our candidates for Legislative
honors have to say upon this sub
jcct? When the grand round is
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01

ONLY \ FEW DAYS LONGER.

In Il few days, we will know who
Will represent" Third District
IN the "Cnlted States Congress, at
its next sitting, provided the Con-
vention which meets on the 9Th at
Seneca will make the nomination.
Anxious minds, by the scores, are
looking forward to the result Of
the deliberations of that body.
The people, many of them, are as
anxious about the result as the
delegates themselves. There is
not thinking man in the District
who stands without a choice' Each
lndlvldual interested IN the matter,
Will watch closely the Convention
and ITS work. The nomination of
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01
CONGR RESSIONAL PRIMARIES.

The "Grecnvillc Ncws,' of the
9th ultimo replies to the "Pick-
ems Scntiner' Of thei24th inst, re-
garding the question Of electing
our Congrcssmcn by means Of the
Primary system. ........
The "Ncws" expressed the wish
not long since, that when a dead
lock- took place in the Conventions
'of the Third and Fourth Districts.
the matter would be referred back
to the people. The ";Ncntinel"
questioned the authority. for such
a thing, and seemed surprised that
as we'll an informed political pa
per rs the ''News,' should make
such an error. 1t has turned out
that the "Ncws' is not 50 badly
mistaken after all, and that it can
grapplc with a question where
there is nc. provision made and in
trOducc such.~s a..' ',t t.~ I'D.
We heartily give space to the
repl y Of the "Ncws,,' and endorse
it's sentiments rs freely rs we pub
lish them, 50 far as the general
principle itsclf'is concerned i The
"News' says: ...'. ...~s|
"The Pickcns Sentinel can not
see how under the constitution OF
the democratic party Congrcssmcn
can be nominated by prinays c]ec-
tiOns. ".."'
Let us suppose q case:
Suppose the congressional con
vcntion Of the Third District takes
500 or 700 ballots without change:
Suppose It then adjourns with
out action? ... a"
Does the constitution provide
for such an emergency?
IF 1T does not { and it does not)
are not the'peoplc free to adopt
the taircst and most direct and
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01
4 LIVE QUESTION.

A very live question, that Of
State aid to counties, in paying off
bonded railroad debts, is being ag-
itatcd in certain portions Of our
State. is a subject which should
address itself. to every intelligent
voter Of the country. 1t is one Of
interest to the poor as well rs to
the rich. It affects the interests
Of each, in as much as the poor
man is subject to taxation as well
as the wealthy. In our own coun-
ty the subject is Of the greatest
Importance. Pickcns is burdcned
more heavily than any other coun-
ty in the State in the way Of ftaNes.
We feel thatour people, by apopu-
lar vote, would readily accept the
aid, that the State might givcit, in
payment Of the great railroad debt
which is hanging over the county.
We claim that aid is more cspeci
ally due us. The Air Line Road
was built at q time, when our pcO-
pie was not alive to the subject.
and when only partial voice eX-
pressed itself, in voting the sub
SciptiOn Of hundred thousand
dollars to it's construction. 1t was
not placed upon the route, that the
interested people, generally, want
ed it. 1t is true we brought the
debt upon ourselves, but the cir
cumstances surrounding it should
in measure excuse us. AS fOl
our part we would not take twice
the cost Of the road for it, and be
without one; but then we might as
we'll be relieved, in q measure, OF
this great burden as the people OF
Columbia are blessed with a State
appropriation for canal.
We pay a railroad tax of Smills
Our County Commissioners hope
that in the course Of ten years
with the present rate Of taxation
to pay off the entire railroad debt
Now the Air Line road pays a tax
to the State of Sc mills. Is it ask
ing too much Of the State to re
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01
Stradley & Barr,
GREENTILLE, s. g.
OEFER

VIZ II ~ 'f'F-
- yards Bleaching for 81 90
- yards Shrting for ~@.- | 90
l3 yards Sleetily for 90
10 yards COttOnahcs for I 90
Is yards Jeans for 90
II yards best Drilling for 90
20 yards good Calico for %
20 yards Plaid Dress Goods for 90
yards Wolstcd dress goods for 90
yards black Cashmere for co
yards Brocaurd Worsted for | 90
II yards White Eawn for 90
l6 yards White Pique for o.
10 yards Checked Nains0ok for ! On
20 Linen llluukerchiefs for 90
~ Cotton - for 90
- pair Half Hose for 90
II pair Ladies Hose for | 90
+ yards homemade Jeans for | 90
5 yards Dress Linncn for | %
II yards best Checks for o.
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The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01
locl atic mthM ofmeeting that

NqqR Roc'ntic mftbg5Fl ofmeIe'ti ng that
emergency?$ nm !
0hen tbs Wrttenl, nl,,s laws are 81.
lent, the wilI ofD the people is the
law. There is~no trouble at all
about a primary if the nominating
conventions should deadlock, IS
we hope they will. " .l.,
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01

We are glad to note a general
disposition to make the candidates
for the State Senate and House Of
Representatives talk on living is
sues. That is right. We hope the
people will be soliJly against any
man who is afraid to define his po-
Isition on any question or who is
such sap head that he. has failed
to form his opinions clearly and de-
cislvely. We don t want any dolg-
ers or dough faces in the LcgisIa-
.ture. We want men with clear and
decided convictions and courage
enough. TO express them with vol
ces and votes, daily News.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01

For Governor,
HUGH :. THOMPSON. ..
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN G. SHEPHERD.
For Secretary Of State,
J. Y. LIpsCoMB.
For Treasurer,
j. Z. RICHARDSON.
For Adjt. and Insp.- General,
A. NJ. MANlGAULT.
For Comptroller General,
w. E. SToNEY.
For Attorney General,
G.. r. MILES.
For Superintendent Education
AsBURY COWARD.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01
Ghe !Naslsp cWessrnprr...
j, r. HAGOOD, EDITOR.
NATIONAL AND STATE TICKET

For President, >.
GROVER CLEVELAND, Of y. Y.
For Vice president,
THos. A. HENDRICKS, Of Indiana
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01

Democrats, He will vote for Scales
the Democratic nominee for Gov
.crnor and thinks Cleveland will be
elected. Judge Bynum's reason
for leaving the grand old party
is because of its "degeneracy."
w. ). GREGORY, our Foreman and
ubliSher, is authorized to, receive and
cccipt for subscriptions, job work and
advertisements for TIE MESSENGER.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01

Mr.. Blaine is writing kind 8,
little personal letters to all OF the
Democrats who inform him that
they intend to bolt their party tick
ct and support him. Mr.. Clevc-
land is unable to perform a similar
act Of courtesy. 1t would take
him from this date to the middle
Of his second term to write to all
the Republicans who will vote for
him in preference to Mr.. Blaine.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01

Judge w. p. Bynum, a lead
ing North Carolina republican, has
left his party and gone over to the
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Feb 25-FoOte editor Of The F,eeLhiaker, has
completed his years Imprisonment for basphemy Mr.
Bradlaugh with 1900 sympathzers, met him at the gates
OF the prison rs he came forth.
BERLIN, Feb. %. The Emperor and General Won
Moltke attended ball the French Embassy Saturday
evening.
LONDON Feb 25-The Dnke OF Marlborough writes to
The Times that no negotiations have taken place With
Germany IN regard the pictures in Blenheim House
and no proposal has been made.
LONDON Feb. 25-The steamer Great Eastern has been
purchased by the Government for coal hulk 10 be sta
toned ut Gibraltar.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-The boiler OF the steamer KOtsai,
from Hong Kong to Macao exploded Seventeen passen-
gers were killed eight of whom Europeans the rest
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
THE ATTACKS UPON MR.. SARGENT.

COMMENTS OF THE GERMAN NEWSPAPERS UPON
HIS OFFICIAL CONDUCT
LONDON, Feb. 25.-The Standard publishes this
morning Il communication from its Berlin CORE
spondent which contains the following sentences;
The Independent papers are bitterly complaining
at the dishonos bic semi-oflcial attacks upon Min
lister Sargent, who has never been popular in oiiic
ial circles here. The inspired press pretends that
he is unpopular because he is merely politician
and not "a scholar like his predecessors. The real
reason, however, is that Mr. Sargent does not re-
gard his position as a snecuIe but energetIcally
fulfils his political duties, which fact often ocea-
sions difficulties"
BERLIN Feb. 2j.-The DeUtsche IdgebldH refers
to alleged advice given by Secretary Frellnghuy-
sen to the House of Representatives, that hence
forth matters like the Lasker resolution should be
referred To the Committee on Foreign Affairs, aud
nconsequentially asks: "Wiil not the secession
lists and Minister Sargent protest against such a
cOurse.'
The losssclc Gazette declares that II is unable TO
reprint the comments of the American Press on the
Lasker incident for fear the editor would be I'M
prisOned
Prince bismarck il revising tho civil procedure
with a view TO abolishlng useless fomaliues. Inc
revision has received new impulse since the
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
TIE LoNGFELLow MEMORIAL BUST.

MR. GLADSTONE INVITED TO CNYEIL THE MONU-
MENT N WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
LONDON, Feb. pa private view has been given
of Thomas Brooks memorial bust OF LonglelOw,
which is to be unveiled in Westminster Abbey
next Saturday. Ii is of pure white marble and is
slightly larger than life. 1t represents the poet at
the best period of old age with noble features flow
ing hair and full beard The subject has been
treated with boldness and effect, and il is regarded
as a strong and beautiful work. The poets daugh-
tiers pronounce the likeness striking.
The bust Is to be placed in conspicuous angle OF
the Poets Corner. between the busts of Chaucer
and DRYDEN. 1t will bear the following inscrip-
tion left by Dean Stanley:
This bust was placed among the memorials OF the Poets
OF England by English admirers OF an American Poet.
The Memorial Committee has invited Mr.. Glad
stone TO unyeil the monument.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
RESULTS OF me FLOODS.

LOUISVILLE RAILROAD BRIDGE UNDERMINED
RELIEF FOR SUFFERERS.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 25.-The iron bridge over
the Bear Grass Creek the Cincinnati Short Line in the
eastern part Of the city, gave way to-day falling through
Just after a train had passed over it, The accident
caused by the giving way OF stone abutnent which had
been injured by the food. Trains will leave from the
Eastern depot until the bridge Is rebuilt The bridge
was regarded Of the best the road IL 100
feet long and 60 feet high and Is almost total wreck
SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 25.MayOr Bartlett presided at
meeting held day TO devise means for raising money
fol the Ohio flood sufferers committee of twenty -four
prominent men were appointed to receive and collect
subscriptions.
CINCINNATI, Feb 25-Mayor Stephens to-day received
draft for So 800 from Colonel j. H. Mapleson the
flood relief fund.- being the proceeds OF the benefit per
formancc given in Chicago On February l3.