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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-02
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SlfkEMt COURT OF rnE f1A.
- u.tiaa Islands. In rrroatc.atn the uagfrf 81
~ Esiais q A. : Me,AfItN. ate II ma. Hawaii
aeeeascd ketsss !, ftsneis ju.id, chief Justice.
IN rcaliu- aad ain< ~ rctittcn and arrcants a
NsN >. CsrtwTigb, sanintsiratof u me xsisfg II
\ ; NeCaliau', tsts q rilc. HAuaii acscasc, where
Ia ~ asks 70 - aiicNra Sts4Gp and eharxps hn-s9
wh se>So snd asks thsftAr -aa,e NAV Se esanalnea
and sprscsrA AVID tkai arai o-cr NAV ~ made u
distrihscn 81 ne qgi-ftN rruAiulpr his hards 10
ne rcr~ps iscrvt' rniil. and aiseharrinr htn Ard
Ais srrgr- irl al furthct rsrcn .ihliity snrh al.
uiirisirsisF
"a = evisrci. that FRIDAY, TIC ssa day OF ecs,u.
ary \ n tSS3 Al toeek a. n Ncfole ne aid Alrf
1usiice. Al thr Ccar ncssc, ncnainfn ~ ard
the sane Acrvty = arrclrtrd The tips and
place fr hearing stid pettrn and sCccuats aad taat
N persons interested Way then and thcrc appear and
show eausg Y any tAcs hkNV MY The samr shcad not
~ granted. ard nay present eyiteugv 70 Who arr
cnttisN y the aid rrcrrr9. Ara ftai thi- ,r1rr
the Erelsh nn.rasv. ee rahlishcd IN he uawkuaN
WNzsrs <percr rsiused ard raei,hr - iicncialu
fr ttrcc SCrc<iNc week previous 10 ne herein
arfScirtgl lv stit Hearing,
na,ca Al ncscluls. ". I. this ciA DAY nss An ist
A. y. 1Nnp.
Aftr-4s chief Justice 81 the Cart
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NOTES

EHa impursIlra II the law Eaarl raguirus Gov
srumenf bends 81 b ssuesi az aut keiuw FiIr VII
be seen. when IL ! considered t1It Z thsy en-
be uiG AZ = ger cent bei1w. e1ev cslulG 1r TIC
r=nscnInlI be suid &c p PER cuuz helgv EaE.
rie saet S mas these bonds 1glght D. cummnld .
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CurHFMr GOWN

SurHfME coCNc
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cf Ja~nar, 4 n ISL nFttp>tt> IN, I, W. "a ~
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rclant H. thc Ccsk ~ this ccar Wtt.sH ~ ~ ~
sutrrcd "a tAe CAlradu - eA'e "
ne clrrk j. dircclsa tepeiity the rss. -, ~.
taicc< ~ ahn ~ thts erlcf, And 70 ft<
fosia parties tattnttax 10 srrcal -" - ~
~ cf,ltf ~ thr tcutt
Scs WILLIAM FoSrA< -.
SUpREME COURT or ruE0x
- wsilan fsiAnas, In Tie MATTER ef The kf.<N-
ROREKr Nt,N oSittitorfkN, yeiaatsry hse-.r.
ava Ia isc nAttcs n he Sstafe % nOgATfUk'
CeNFisK A. iureiantat, hsnSrvft tFdcr ~ eirsti<
wAcsSas Jas 4 pa~seg ops sf The a,.lxnse. s,r<t-a
Al mecties Ct gfctrS - TIC aesse estates hea ~
istn, iss has deeiincl such Assirnre sna
vhcrrA, pctiticn has bon aicu sirncd ~ csf.ai~
cfeltct- II sia esrkruri estates ptstiur that NV
rcciion X tet fcr the Cheice u ss<snce - an y.
sacaacy CEASED ~ the refusal u TIC aid 4 hiesr
NcN toercforc q i cstctvd hat mcetiux 81 crellI
irs Nsc AsNv r-cs deets s<ainst ne aid estates b
MS srcHat u sina ~ hed a. The ece II NJ
eefk 81 ne Surrvne Ccrs IN ilcacinia. On WKnNK~
DAY, tae ich aaS II January. A. n IA cemnsaeinr
Al evhk ~. ~ The rurrcsc = cl-ytirx a s.sl
81 The atcNc nsmcd e>tsirs 10 an said Nataacr and
,Asi pcsiec tarrf - riven ~ ruhi,siicn IN he IA
psrA> SNsNrrr nrVrrapcr
nstrt hcrciaia. peTsuhct -,ta iS>s
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Wells Fargo & Co
sshssaI knaXlslNs 4 cnMAISSlQi lssAIS

Ne dciivrr letters, rlsslys, rarruis and Neusy al
sger thi nlrii send ccigrs flrcct A-ents Nke
atsc- Dc a ed ald rrfurnctL >atR mrrg-aoat the
lnitc-t >tafes ala Eurvt-u tsunfriss Ncrrhtn1tsc.
Clris. &C. frunr tAs Nfa-,iauI- " Alsay> tai'tse
yrur nrcnlis lbrua % seni farcris, f4ckAcs. I'm
-crtant Esttsr~ and Nruu- - wa tArpaga WELLS,
fAktsA u &C. whose N.uuctls established n al
hr.r ctics On ~ sehy- nrat cgust,irr TIE Expsuse
Nhrn .cusiiag thraagh a., NJ VII Gtrantev Ecl
Satisfaction every parfculIr and hold eursclyus ~
,pdu.thic IN al u.,irrtasiu.s.
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Eaz Prst-T BALDWIN rheat-=- II san Er-Ilr-scu,
nus cesr dller with aFg lzsiiencss ateiv 1r1zgIlE
~ Eiev ssrasaf rIErzras II kala-SITa zlnl,lnnl
q me afllr me :. 2 Cis.aiissa saTss rhe srs
s-n1hit1un Of C1uitnrs pMnrzna u tiia >iI-ilsiil
laztts zrsv a ilrIyn 1rr:ianca llss s-eninr lie
BALDWIN rheAfsr Fur hrzt Night s,e enizr-IiIi-
uenr zlfsImmfuiT sl151asEslIi. he machinery
mavad easily ami In iacf1r-r- NJ Cone Etir=e
iesr=prvs vuEx aId baen prepared Win mura
il1En sri1ul-r eare- PgEenrned his SHARE a he
7r-H--7Iune win ard rz-lce liz 1i1st hsIrl
cesn missazar tur the rssut Of manT rrrItfalsnsi
T1H pirrz-ss. vhIrn c-rurr-ze VIEWS CT zlnuilllll
vzr1uus puInfE tie -sIEE s1l n t-ln v1llEr Hut
the nnHr-1r Pearz. s-sraIs N r-ics1ues
IND ether suhleEr1 q lfersst IL ruls-fesi wa
eI- Gur= str1ll -1a1 usually THIS k1I-it u
x--1sf1c e1frE ElH 1Hst df siler1 -lIsa zlsl-
ny c-1rirzi recrtzcun ard -huse nluss-Tfsn- ~
zCtzrn Of Inc zairkunsx. riin y-rrr-sz WeE- ~,
weicn stlrUed rasrez-f--eiT 4 bi1si-1ess si-=st
Enuoiulu and lie ssIL-uc zur.zs II Eie =.1vullul
ClmEuef--al Company .1r-urlr-un whose silirs
considerably Stiscrzsilrss.- Fl,tv mII-n1 x
1u1it-Eg Without inair-l1c ne Tae gf t1e mir
sz.nueErL IN ne winnie The zuiirncs ssef-lnd
I -itf-rr.ssf III. rrrf,ia-zssissf s-rsl-
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Er -znfh-1r
-
~
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49,
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49,
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Wiseman & Ashley.
General Business Agents

cazzbslrs View sissk Ks--azar st. asuala.l
"a BAR sEs rKzzPElEE sts
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Custom House
BROKERS /!

~ >py,ial ai1suasa IN ire toue~ius pcPartnsnts
III b. sr aiat ial ue iavise ypur earfti psrusaI "a
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a. sen a.
are pr
The orsir |
60
49, 1cD|
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In Ezamier has shown III iispusiE-gu % lleet
siie WISHES u t,s eGnmllitE rags-yt o. TIE cur
,sspcrsirncs asked for BY me Chamber Of Com
1rr-e. We 11Iv feei fal-sy cer-asn alas als
Tinted States Minister Resident s1gid hive n
qhrrcnun % tl,n 7uhiirnriun u tie curraspsriss.
A. 11E 7ts be might have etzzr ahe r-sGbie u
irG 1rr NJ. Da-gst- views. I.i be certainly I'D
-rrf
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Attest, CAisf Jus,iSe q tie ssrr-u- csur,.
ltx>E1 >Nrrr. nrpGfN CirfS. ~ II
n the Supreme Court Of British colapsia.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESH TIE
g ~ Nutlcn q MANY SCorT and Tie Trustees Act.
~ ores q TITS ucaogahlc yoart TIC hrr. 81 g.va-
Arlly. 1te - Nantimc, rsitisA Ccfuu,hla ~Ae died
ae,at he tstA das ct April i> 10 <cnd ~ their
Court er - Nessr< naNie wiis'n, Langiry street
NtstsSiA Aiesness tvr the petticaer, within three
~ rrsrd and ms prrccc,ls Aerrof paid 10 tn said
ryfscze-. vAe claims . - solely entitled tAerrto
natcf the ferh ilty q November, A n. ISL
~ estsl tANEs CHARLES risxvo>r.
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LI1Ea ia1e II Dec ffti. ne :. { Cal has M
i1iinwing insm st news The present .unf-lct If
Tho Esr,ir Nal Steamship Company VIII. Alst-a-
la 1-iI New >cura Wakes ex-1-,sa yesterday en- trn
Pacific MIL Company tiir CARVING ne uaIis has
-es-sIved 4 cs1r1rsnsarun Gf SIM aluunlIF but
II ne lasc rsarng 1f he Government aufnur.t.es
II eiese prS1vi1lces -stuct-ur nzH1le II &c
ll1Eal Izuuunr 70 Ssa1Gg. Consequently n he
tlrzrs but 1-rEs STEAMERS VII ply 1grEgen tins
PUT And 1ltsa nlT,ziirn countries. Iie =s.slners
Lir 4 ,silfr,i. 4ssis-ffis and 1--ssstia tra n
aimed me -sntR. tn ~ ~ Nrr TarG hefnig
EifiIiraxn u De 1iarrd IN M CHM ine. L =
lHcessry 1;11ier tie mai cunElct that I'm steam
ars snail sharon -1f eu-It1ur 1f ,Int oCruIasi D
-xenfv-f;ur hours. The -tsss-aia VII be the drss
Fxpauler q al zrIer ne raw --srirue.
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-
- vaittn Islands. In rrseifc-tn tac utitrf % Inc
Esta;c % Eit>nN a. AliEN htv Of EErrcr, Maine.
1rSrsssa. AtCsauesrs. ecicsr Hcn, A. frsnCis Judd.
Chlsf rr<ticc-
q resains and ahas the retssee and ssvount. II
william y Alicn Ainaiaistratrrfsith win annexed %
tie ksate y siisAa ~ Aliru. AIR q RsngcJ. Maine
crcctset uttrrtn kc tsk~ = - allowed ~ = ~ And
ehsrgss Aisself with saAie and asksfhsi The sarfC
nay = cxtnnst ard arrrvys., and that anAl esslrf
nav > rtac q dtstrieasir - hc Vropcrtv rwraaintnS
~ ais hards . ths pcrsus thcrete caftci ard d.
charging lin and Ms sarytics frvr AT frrthr- rr-rcf
siellisN A. such a1rrinistrafcr.
q s, crtc-ei that WEDNESDAY, nv IA fsy q
laa \ n - AZ - ceik n hcfcrv he aid tAlgf
fGstis. a. Charhcr- n IN Ccart Hcase Al ucrcia'u
> ant ~ ssHac seryey J. appcintei As thS time ard
pscc fg hcartng aid rrtitirn aud tcrcrnf- AL thaf
an rscns Interested nay thcn and thrre appear and
-Ars eause any teey hasc. why ne sa-e shand net
- xranet. ard may present vyttcurs to Who
il t Ne sat rrcFcr, And that fAis crtcr. IN the
erglish larS-ase ~ Tahnshc1 In ne MAwAukN ga.
fSrrS ncwsPaper priatcd ara ruhished In Mcpolala
tx tArc sgecrssss vrvks pr,iczs the tie therein
tpHciaiga ~ sti1 hcari,g
Dated Il uo-cirfu n I thfs 4 tsv pgc 4 u Isl
n NRANCfS JVNn.
CAtsf Justice Surrgze Crurt.
Affect HMM SWIM. Ncrufy CLERK n
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EgDN gAAUHAC. HAWAII
Il shaHr SAC llaz n EsHia4szs -. sir-T H5r-r
l-Iiass E7- ufi by r-Tsr ~ 81 iir il- r-sir1
&c r1li1 2aalaiEz.l--
- T1ER d cAI9R-A-
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81 - safe cnrtsinti in ccrtaia niartsa-c uai, -
>eehtcr % NJ & Andrrvs. dated n 81 tsy
- Nay. i>sa frvcrisd tn hbgr ~. page ~ NctIcc
= Aefchy -ireu that sail ulstya-rv fnfrnts fcfr
else sat nscrt-ar. tar ccudttioa hrakru aut aQru
sd fssz t-.s -ai IN rutiic aacti-t ~ ale
r''ai x 7 Nltsis IN Hcnci1iu. Moray The -iih
day q t.sttfy ~ a. = nrcu q saa t.y, thr prri
- Ia sttr rurtzles a. hsius srscier,i
furtaer raTti1uiars can ~ hsd - " Caste A.
'oruey -Ai-ldF- MS. 1. B ANDREWS.
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ElErcallv me Teac ans been Gls * Gun
-zzzl s.srn-,srr- Tia SHINE u1en vhn alck
cfire q Mr. lSsz were u p,lEgr iirIr--l.z
- eEriT par II lc,a. 1l1r- tiiIIz-a --1is avIl
-,,,ist-y ms r-sI1n--,i.,s IL SINE a-le person
IA his ehaz--af completely M E5E
vas DISMISSED E--m lie nance afics Il
and vas rspiaca.i 1v M- Earena-
II rrnu z Es-sn -srzrz.i f-1m ans n
5z-5lr cfz-s y I'M vas reriares
~ MI5ur erzllrk- M Fras1an. the A--zIr
NV s57ssnlsral rsss--1,s,f hay @t1- q aeruuun
u IL n IIl1ciCus --EE1g II EilIIur
l.csnsss ana - 1iiica WIS illa1i al iisfTiii
~ lie h--5s7sr u ETeil AfaIc- Enrl
rs-csrnssr. - Wien Mr. PM Neumann.
acr,srrss1 1iie pGr-lIliIn. IL Gre 1lne dlIr
mr. -,s rznr IL Premier aislG No lss=
si,a1 .ll-ss p,lr-slills. W ElrHi.-a A-fairs.
Tntsr;llr AMI tae A-=slrnsr tissnerzis,ir
The eusls=s II government WIS =ssrnEls3T
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WI Il 1,tfl,iluafts = force the Minister
II Interior q pG1 the GAzzrrE charter be-
FIRE he P--7y Council has aIsc been
trsH--1Es s-zaEs.i EE Judge A1sti1- 4 has
been appeaIad uc ti1e III Bench. and NJ
1n TINS alSg decision X va-ras 6ur-
The c,rnsszf=IriunaI history II the cu1l-
~ snen. ans been rarni-v written GII--l--
sl.a reHr- esreclallT ne last cart q L. The
Llngai I1ft ar1ncra-E Ines mon TnIcl me
ei-svprru-anr has been curGTIcref have
called s-r-n a srIr-r CT resistance amun.ss
tns thinking MN Under these cI-rI11n
sSa1res there \ =Cmstlz1G CT dramatl:
z-lirT tlaG the Fea- should close win IT'D
tasts II -irlzsns AGAINST the government;
z,srsflra= aclzun n the Courts ms BEEN
Z s1isn and me ri--s1rss Of cltzzzns a-s hsing
eiearsT seinns; There has never heen a
Fenr n vtir1 - MANY czsss haTe been
Z 1rcT--1r a-rlIass the sylvernmsnE- AMI aevs-
EeE \ xn1cn the decisions have been
- a,fTerse % mat bcsrv
The Ter E,Ss politically eil-Ses Under
vary liars e!111Ifs there zra sl--ns Il 4 ct1n=
M =ar-n- laTz-es and t.rs-nerz zra aliiEa
DISCONTINUED and saie crnEnHaacs Il the
present misr-1le may lsHd 70 vary =ssr-rIIs
results. Ii \ h0wHvE zIwzzs Gzrxesi
iTlsss h..frrz liHxa- and Z y a. be n1pssi that
ziia brz-afzr NJ II good -uvgr1msnE MY
hrsak mon II early n the View fsHr
"a.
Z N.1t szrss1it,i WITH the 1-uuiie= IN tsaesr
EH1afs here tne Caf1Ines has pl-I1gesi ttr
cuuur-v nps r11iscuIl1uz scheme fer az
z=InIi5zsmeur u me S1urn Pzr,-ir- An
sxzs..iIfsln n 1 E1-5le s.1runer commanded
by an ~ winning skipper WIKI View
York isan beHt IL DFrinmatze A-snE has
been listing ne S,Iutler1 Islands. sees
ny q annex Ehar : cm-A EdlguiDHs
Priest has bean sent 70 Ire powers and
hrs met the i-ann1InIuus fzfz Il deserved
In tins n N other matters Ezwa1 has lcsi
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The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06
WHICH WILL 1T BE.

One of us love, must stand
Where the waves are breaking on
Deaths dark strand.
And watch the boat from the land
Bear the other away.
Which will it be?
One of us. love, must bear
The heavy busden that none may share:
And stand All alone and desolate. where
4snv We stood in lifc's fair day,
Joyous and free.
One--either you or L.
Must hear the mandate, "rhy friends
must dic!'
And bend with agonizing cry
That only God can hear.
Which will it be?
And one must close the ewes
Of the other-the tender, loving eyes
And kiss the dead face that before us
lies
The face so calm, so dear
on! agony!
One, when the other is gone.
Will lean on the cold memorial stone.
And brokenly sob, "Alone-nlonr!" =
And the winds will Sigh
Over you or me.
And one-grown land gray.
Perchance--willw walk still ea,tt,'S toll
some way.
And 'rcam OF love that lives for ave,
As the years roll by.
Which will it be:
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06

tones, my breakfast did not stay
on my stomach. Ibclieve I'm pois-
oned.'
That is not to be wondered at ,
said she. 'Isuspected your little
game, having been caught once be-
fore in the same way, so I prepar-
ed myself for it by dosing your
coffee with tartar emetic. Now let
me give you a little advice: Never
again lot your rascality get away
with your breakfast 10 beat a
dead-beat beats everything. la,
ia ! and she shut the door in his
face. The tramp started sorrow
fully down the street, wondering,
no doubt, where and how he could
get breakfast that would stay
with him.-Siftings.
He WAS INsULTED. individ
ual who was very unsteady in his
movements wished to obtain more
liquor at one OF the boulvard cafes.
Il shall not serve you anything
at all, said the owner of the cafe.
You have drank like a sponge al
ready
'Monsieur, replied the intoxica-
ted individual, you have u right
to put me out of doors, but ! for
bid you to insult me-
j have not insulted you; ! have
simply stated your condition.
What! have you not insu)ted
re IN comparing me to a sponge?
Please to remember that sponges
are only filled with watcr!'
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06
The Beat Beaten.

You've goo some nice wood over
there in your yard said a seedv-
looking tramp to an Austin avenue
lady.
Yes, said the lady OF the house.
My husband intends to carry it
in she replied.
'WelI, said the tramp, Il will
carry it in and put it up nice, if
YOU will give me my breakfast.
At this offer the lady consented.
and the tramp went to work.
After he had carried in a couple
OF armfnls the lady stepped to the
door and found him sitting on the
pile with his claws on his knees
and his face buried in his hands.
What is the matter?' said she.
'Oh! lady, he said, looking up.
i am SO weak, for I have not had
nothing to eat since day before
Yesterday, and he again covered
his face with his hands. This
seemed t" rouse the !ady's Sympa-
'hy amt She went IN and soon re-
'urnei with an excellent breakfast.
After he had swept everything
from the board he arose and said
Thanks, my good lady, for this
sump'uons repast. Now let me
give yon this advice: Never again
let your sympathy get away with
your discretion. I'm off. Ia, ia y
and be walked majestically out the
front gate. The tramp had gone
but Shors distance when he be-
came deadly sick. lie seated him
self on a curbstone, and few mo-
ments later, having two or three
violent spasmodic rontractions OF
the stomach, lie lost his iIl-Sotten
breakfast. Indeed his stomach
would have followed suit had it
"o' been thoroughly dove-tailcd tn
his diaphram. lie believed that he
was poisoned. and lie becnme very
'n"ch alarmed. As soon as lie re-.
gained strength enough 10 get h
''is fee, he slowly retraced his step.
ana found tie lady stnnding in til.
'tons door.
'M%sla,s, he said in piteous
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06
A HOME THRUST. humorous

A HOME THRUST. A humorous
editor, living in Austin, Texas, re-
ceiveu a cruel rehuke from his wife
not long since. She had been to
the theatre, and on her return
home, gave such a very amusing
account of the performance, that
her literary husband exclaimed:
why don't you write that out
just as you have told it to me? 1t
would make first-cIass copy. You
ought to write for the paper
NO, thank you. One crank in
the family is enough, was the cut
ting reply.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06

HE VIsIToR-'What is YOU
dom to be, Tommy, when you dit
a man?'
L dunno. What is you doin' to
be?'
why, I'm doin' to be a liver
stable man, SO kin ride III horse
and buggy every day.
oh, | know what I'm doin' to
be: is doin' to be preacher, so
| kin dit chickens to eat all the
time, and poun' cake, too.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06

A country paper tells Of a
smart wife that helped her husband
to grow 20 acres Of wheat. The
way she helped him was to stand
in the door and shake broom at
him when he went to set down to
rest.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06

Why Is a cats tail like the end
1T the worldY Because j, IS fur to
the end.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06

If YOU don't believe. in the
strength Of All insect life, watch the
velvety, little, humble bee, with
the tropical polonaise, and see him
lift a 200 pound picnic man ont OF
the grass.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06

"A young uIan in our town
'o"ldn + express his feelings, but
Sent them by mail.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-08
The Potteries oCItawamba.

Our neighbor county Of Itawamba
is rich in commercial clays as well as
in stout hearted and frugal farmers
and that she is making the most Of
this advantage, is evidenced by the
establishment and successful con-
Quoting of four manufactures of ez.
cellent pottery that finds ready sale
throughout this region and needs
only to be known to meet with active
demand in the leading markets Of
the country.
Three of these establishments are
located at or in the vicinity OF the
village Of fremont, under the fol-
lowing named proprietors:
E. N, & A. J. Davidson, Dickson
Robertson, Solomon May.
The fourth establishment is located
in the vicinity of Fulton, and is own.
ed by Mr. CLANCY of that town.
1t is expected that each of these
potteries will prepare an exhibit to
be placed in the Mississippi Depart
ment of the New Orleans Exposition
where it will do much to advertise
the county and its resources and in
dustries.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-08

ELGIN, Illinois, comes to the top
with gang of boys between. the
ages of ten and fifteen years, who
have banded themselves together for
purposes of thievery and arson. They
are representatives of respectable
families. The boys are all under
arrest, and were found to have re-
volvers on their persons and large
quantities of valuable plunder stored
at their head quarters.
The Northern speakers and jour
nails have much to say in regard to
"Southern civilization" but the daily
disclosures 60 to show that our peo-
pie are in all essential particulars a
long way in advance of their North
ern fellow citizens of tho Republic.
Our boys may perhaps be a little
more pugnacious than theirs,but they
don't band together as robbers and
poisoners as has so frequently been
the case of late in the North and
West; and what is stranger yet, they
do not carry concealed weapons to as
great an extent as the Northern boys,
though perhaps they handle them a
great deal better.