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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
sTATg w QUO,
INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT,

hIAIl w NNnt
INSURANCE. DnrAhfMENL}
Columbus, January iilht 1874,
wiiHnnAa, Tho Imperial fio Insurance Company,
located NJ london IN the United Kingdom " Great ifi
tain aud funnd Foreign flfe Insurance Company, IN
p0aaNard VI NJ lrng tho amount NJ actual capital rcqH
NJ Of aimlnr companies formed under tho nf0yal0ns 0i
tho Act entitled IAN act 10 regulate Insurance Ooppa
nca doing an Insurance business IN tho state VI OhlOn
passed Anrl ~, 1917, ana the Acts nmendaofy there
" aud supplementary thereto, aud has Deposited with
the superintendent O nHur incc VI Tho state " uhlo IN
trust Tor the benefit aud security VI ~ pOcy cyhOdera
udlng IN the state " OhlO sum not less than Onr hun
dfud thousand dollars IN AOckH and securities required
aud allowed by apid acts, aud has flod IN this 0nUe n
orftned COPY N liz Charter 0r Dnod NJ suttemc and
detailed statement VI IN ngsuia and liAbiicA aud
evidences VI Investments aud otherwise complied With
Al tho fequu0na VI the Hnld acts whi arc appllca
bic 10 Forlg Fire Insurance uompaDa, pnrtns tshlpa
and AaanclaOnA
Nov, Tilrnnfonn, IN pursuance o. law ], CnAaIaVll,
MOOnI, supeinrndrnt Oi lnallfg zoe VI tho slMe "
OHIO ~ thereby certify that iald u0mpnfy n author
lgpd 10 ifansnc lts appropriate business VI fillh IN
sliANCE m this state ~ accordance W IA law durnR
tho current rear Tho condition aud business 0i tlu
United States or American Branch, tDeoenbef BlsL
1885, N shown by Blntonlcnt ~ follows
Aggregate amount OF Available Assets IN
tho United states, a,tt4ta,ttttunts VI ,jbN,nOi "a
Aggregate amount 0t Liabilities IN tho Uni
ted States Including Reinsurance. u,,u 7y7,bsb,ln
a=-azaasaz
Not Asscisu ts2b,BlN ~
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MARK ET REPORTS.


luliANu, lcb, 10,
FLouR-Mnrkot nrm, WinIor Wheat Flour
th0lrbOl, spring tliO@h1l, low grades
tiRlWbAli ihicWH tuhHJlHbi RyO Flour
AVO Gddi, luphWuout -Four tb,6DDA0l,
WuEAr-ltulcd lower unrly, hui recovered
% AOmO ONtuut ulCG No, spring,
l4GbpiAo, No, ., tO0Noi No. = tol, tlOl0
lOii No, 0 icd, lgl Jo, No 2 Wheat settler
March, ~ itldoi May 9DpOg glOlE,
CuuN-Aullyvi UrlCua pualrG No, g hiA bilo
cash, blAdtbiaU tpllur February, N 4NblG
holl0r March, bl Dilb tollOr April, nnd
blAGdO 10 H0lor Mays High Mixed, 300 bA0i
lt0lcotod Au IihO,
lNr-lMlhur uulot aud tame, but not mr
ternlly changed, No, . Cush or tcl0r
lObrunry beRO, HuruN. ilpj May Wbo,
DANLnY-LltlIH doing uud priCoa un.
changed, No, % uHsii 100, seller February,
Oloj No. ., hrD1iO, Nu, I, aUO,
MISS PONK - Active, anu prOOa higher
Quotations ranged ui tlN&!hWl 40 oHshi
tlAH0plhb HUIlur fvhruuryj Sli,uiGtlHd6
seller MnfChi ela,sOWlslb seller April, und
slAlfH HGblHGlk gullur May
LAun-'lriouH rulud uHslcr ranging ut $3.50
avs cash or hollrr February, tNp1UuW1t
tOllOr March, slOuHtll.lU aOllOr April aud
tlOuihiDlO,Hh settler May,
HurfLit- Market dull, Creamery, good TO
fancy, 2dlgi0u, Dairy, rood W fancy, lHibebO.
CitrHr-Murhet firm, full CrOun Choddur.
good 20 lno, lODlioi SKINNED Choddar.
tGDigo
EdGs-MOrgot dul NJ aOSs7o Tor strictly
fresh,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

The HerEer mill NJ Millersburg lately
destroyed by nre IL being rebuilt. Y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

A party wishing 10 move away will
sell . good piano cheap. Enquire at
this Office.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

Five Thousand Buahcia Ear and shellod
Corn for sale Cheap,
VIII offer the above corn for next ten
days NJ 62 cents per bushel In wagon
loads. Gail early II You want corn NJ
this price. WIN, BARBER SR
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Amount VI iuuome f0r the pfecedltH yuar
IN tash IN the United states ,u,,.tl, 40 ,aia 20
Amount VI hnpendliuitg iof The preceding
rear m casli In tc Uulnd States,n.,. 0O19ib n
e>ts,j IN Witness whereof, have hrrcunio sub
Seal ecrbrd ny name, and cnueei the seal 0f
t~s.s) my once 70 bc aflied tho dag aud year
aboye wiltlan,
UhAIuIlts II. M00itiE. sup'L
W. l.. ALEXANDER, Agent al Canton, o.
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WHEAT Qulot and Oaty, No. cash, tl,Oi0
l.0ll February tigli March, tl.U3r Apr,.
hul, May, SION No. Rcd $40,
COuN-Dull but hrm, No g cash, bIc,
February, blaoi March, $40, Aprl, hhoI
May, Mlso,
.,oA1e.. .bull but steady Cash or February,
BNol May, JSAo,
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acies N good timber aoo0 orchard harm md we'll
walmcd. known "a tho HbOOhheH farm, looaod ~
inlnu above coalntlnn VI 70 acres, nofra ~ nvod
timber nuod chestnut soil Asu une trnct " "a acres,
principally boi,cul lnnd, with agirn u ilmvfL.,
irNily BrAilkiey,
febiUdt Executor Of John stsakcy dsr'a.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16
MEDICAL.
PRoFEssoR
PROFESSOR
]. Henri NanvINe, Md.
Or
PARIS, FRANCE.

Formerly superintendent OF mo Finn MeoleAi hpu
Surgical Institute, has arrived IN Canton pr man
yle thinks Of ocatng hele, aud has opened IN once
aver tho l'ost Onloe Imlhe present DR. ManVlllecomS
very highly lndoraed with testimonials from Huch mon
No tho Hon, WIN Cumback Ex-Governor OF lndlanAl
senator DAM " yorhles and tho iev John W. sun
yan D. u who represented Indiana IN tho h'uI WorluH
Prison Congress IN INndon'
Dr. NJ Ra regular practitioner Of ~ years expert
ence, gives special attention 10 all
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COMMERCIAL.
HoNoLUTc, October 4, 1854.

HONOLutr, October 4, 1884,
Business Tor the week has been little
more animated in certain circles, Influenced,
doubtless, by the opening Of the new quarter
1t is M, hereby to be expected that it will be
come general, or Of long duration, as the
iendancy Of affair, III point the other way
Foreign shipping movements since last issue
have been ethergic, the arrivals being but the
City d Sydney from the Colonies, the Forest
Queen from Port Townsend and the steam
ship Bordeaux from London, via ST. Michaels
9TH Por'ggcse immigrant The depart
u,es for .t same period have n th. C.ty
Of ~ lney, Alameda and Con,uelo, all for San
Francisco. The two latter only took cargo
from here, amounting in value to Si5j,976. as.
The community Of this city have sustained
great loss this week in the death Of Mr
Henry May A business man Of sterling
character, a member OF the Chamber Of Com.
mercc and interested in several enterprises
besides the immediate business he, with Mr..
Savidge, established IN 1855, he was ma
turaly looked to for counsel and aid in tho
perplexing questions affecting the CONNER.
cia interests Of these islands from time tc
time; nor was he negligent Of the claim be.
evolent, educational and religious interests
had on him, as several Of these institution,
numbered him as a Jealous and active trustee
Auction matters have claimed share o
public attention this week, each house having
household furniture and regular room sale
On Wednesday next the Sth instant, Mr.
Adams announces credit sale to take plac,
at his salesroom.
The steamer zealandia may be looked 70
to-day, as due from San Francisco, with date
to the 27th utimo.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-04

Many readers Of the Press will recall the
fact that Mrs. lIampson, a celebrated English
Evangelist, spent three weeks in Honolulu
last May, and that time accepted an invitation
TO return and hold evangelistic services here
News has been received that she will arrive
by the November steamer from the Colonies
The exact date Of beginning her work in
Honolulu will not be fixed until after her al.
rival, but it will undoubtedly be early in De.
cember Arrangements are already being
perfected to thoroughly prepare the way for
large, powerful and helpful work. When last
heard from. Mrs. Hampson was at work in
Sandhurst where her services, as in every
other city where she has worked, drew i'm.
mense crowds. The Royal Princess Theatre,
with seating capacity Of 1000, was entirely
hear this gifted worker
The Bendigo lSandhurstl Advertiser Of Aug
ust goth says "The midday prayer meeting
conducted by Mrs. llampson, the lady evan
gelist, was again largely attended in the Royal
Princess Theatre yesterday The dress circle
stalls and pit were crowded In the evening
Mrs. lIampson conducted her usual evange.
istic meeting. For fully an hour and half
before the commencement of the service the
building was crowded to its utmost capacity,
large numbers being unable to obtain adj
mitiance. In Ballarat The immense Alfred
Hall was not large enough to hold the audi
ences and over four meetings were held" The
Daily Courier of Baarat says The re.
markable success which is attending Mrs.
/ Hampson's services in the Alfred Hail and
elsewhere contains great deal that is exceed.
ingly suggestive. The lady herself has most
amiable appearance, and is very excellent
preacher; and, therefore, it is not perhap.
remarkable that numbers Of persons should
flock to hear her Given good address, s
well .baanced and intelligent mind, a fine flow
of sound English, reple,e with argumentativ,
force, and desire 10 see and hear such a per
son, especially If lady, is pretty sure to b,
widespread. There is nothing, therefore
remarkable in Mrs. lIampson drawing bi,
houses as the saying goes, as there is every
thing in and about her to make her sermons
interesting and attractive. But there is some
( thing noteworthy in the fact that she wins
. very large number Of 'pepitents' without ap
parently the slightest effort beyond what an
. modest and earnest person would employ OF
the subectupon which she discourses. In othe
words, there is total absence Of sensational
i ism from her sermons, which preached ably
y OF course, but without gestures, or the lcas
approach to tall or loud speaking. Yet it
doubtful whether any person ever achieves
greater success in convincing audience ate
n audience of the truths OF revealed rcigio
A than Mrs Hampson accomplishes. Evi
e dence of this is furnished in the open hall; bu
a it is greatly intensified by wha, occurs in tn
# 'inquiry.room, when the service is over"
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low. there was a space called The sailors
garden, in which bloomed, with perfect sem.
blance u life. bed OF ohtysauthemums.
Each one pearl Of its kind. All were the
work Of the sailors and words altogether fail
adequately to describe the beauty Of III,
miniature picture. Ellis Hart, manager Oh
the Saratoga Restaurant, catered for the oc
casi.n, and spread the guest tables, with a
attractive display Of yiands as one often sees
anywhere. The beautiful little ship was much
admired by all the guests and the gracious
and graceful hospitality Of Captain Aridj
and his officers was fully appreciated.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-04

SATURDAY, September 27th.
Stmr Kinau from Maui and windward ports Of
Hawaii.
Stm Waimanalo from Waimanalo.
Stmr Lchua from IIlo and way ports
SUNDAY, September 18th
Stmr {. X. Bishop from Hamakua
Stmr Iwalani from Kauai
Sch Ncltic Merrill from Lahaina
Sim Kilauea Hou from Hawaii.
sch Rainbow from koolau.
Sch Rob Roy for Eva and Waikane.
MONDAY, September %
Am. Steamship City of Sydney from the Colo.
MES.
Sch Waimalu from Kauai
Sim MoSolii from Molokai.
TUESDAY, September 90.
Sim Planter from kona and Kau.
Sch Luka from Hamakua.
WEDNESDAY, October L.
Sch Wailec from Maliko
Sim James Makee from Kauai.
Sim. Waimanalo from Waimanalo.
THURSDAY October a.
Bk Forest Queen from Port Townsend
Fr. ). s. Bordeaux from London, via 81
Michsels
Sch IA Moi from Laupahoehoe
sch Waioli from Hama
FRIDAY, October 5.
Sch Mana from puakan
Sim Lehua from Hawaii
SATURDAY, October q
Sim Likelike from Maui
Sch Waiehu from Waialua
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DEPI RTURES.

SEPTEMBER z7th.-
Sch Haleakala for Pepeekeo.
Sch kauikeouli for kukaiau.
Monday, September 20
Am $ S. City of Sydney for San francisco.
Sim Lehua for Hawaii.
Sim Likelike for Kahului.
Sch Kapiolan for Waianae.
Sch Kekauluohi for Hanalei.
Sch Kawailani for Koolau.
Sch Waiehu for Waialua.
Sch Manuokawai for Koolau.
sch Pauahi for Hanalei.s
TUESDAY, September go
Stmr Waimanalo for Waimanalo
Sim c. X. Bishop for Hamakua.
Sim Kinau for Windward Ports.
Stm Iwalani for Kauai.
Stm Kilauea Hou for Hawaii.
Sch Net'ie Merrill for Lahaina.
Sch Marion for Nawiliwili
WEDNESDAY, October L.
Am. s. S. Alameda for San Francisco.
Sim Mokol for Molokai
Sch Rainbow for Kooau
Sch Rob Roy for koolau
sch Wamalu for Kauai
FRIDAY, Octobco s.
Bg,ne Consuelo for San Francisco.
Sch Luka for Kohaalele
Stmr James Makec for Kauai and way ports
S,mr Planter for Kau and way ports.
Schr Wailele for Papaikou
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-04

upon the organ. The audience chantcd the
nine,icth psalm and sung Rock Of Ages and
Brief Life is Here Our Portion. The pail.
bearers we're Messrs. A. S. Cleghorn, ]. T.
Warehouse jr., s. Savidee, Theo. II. Davies,
Alex Nc Kibbin, c. K Bishop, w. F. Allen,
f. w. Jordan, "A. 7. Atkinson and ?. c. JonesIr.
Proceeded by the band, about forty carriages
followed the deceased to the cemetary, where
the impressive funeral service Of the Episco.
pal Church were read over the grave. During
the service a, the grave the beautiful hymn.
Thy viii be Done, was sung. The principal
business houses in town were closed after
three P. NJ. and many flag were al half mast.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-04

From the Colonies pc, City Of sydney, Sept,
29.-Mrs II Hall. Cotton, ID Greig, W
searle, J Melanphy, II Tobatt, Teasdale.
For san Francisco per Consuelo, Oct. )
C Gwinn, wife and child, ] NJ Stinson.
From Port Townsend per Forest Queen
DC, a.-Fnnk Haggeny, II L Shaw.
From London and ST. Miehaels per Bor.
deaux, Oct mir and Mrs Ross and chill
dren, Edward Maehe and IA immigrants
From Maui, per Likelike, oel. 4. "A. NJ.
Sproul, J. McDade. Dr.. G. A. Rawson. w
Goodale, Miss Goodale, r. Holt, wife and
servant. A, Brouse, G.. X. Wood, W, 7
Rhoadcs and wife, ID. Gregg, J Lucas, and
II deck
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-04

From London per Bordeaux, Oct. a-I33
bis bags, 9 bis blankets, pkg groceries, 10
csks soda water, s. pgs paints, $50 drums oil,
IsS hIdware, 40 bndls steel, "a pkgs effects,
rs pigs dry goods and clolhing,7 cs dolls, ete,
81 cs fancy goods, bis carpet,Ii kegs chains,
So pipes, 90 pkgs ship ehandisr, 9 cs mani
cotton. 6 betting, 200 bSs soap, 1909 pkgs
liquor and wines. ) pkgs glassware, 9 pkgs
crockery.7 PIX furniture, IS cs ear,henware, 1000
bbls cement, IS es drug, - bxs Tin, $40 bndls
and bars iron. JS pkgs machinery. SIa bndls
wire, so3 tons Goals, 20 pkg mdss and 90 PIX
10 trsnsit.
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For San Francisco, per Alameda. Oct. l.
] X Morril, Mrs 6 l. Fitch, W II Bailey
and wife. Mrs $ Scrimgcour and /,
NJ II Nc Chesney, Mrs II Lose and child,
Mrs A c Poppinberg, ] A Gallinger, ID
Tucker, f Nc Inerny, Z W Haskell. Miss u
NJ Haskell l. A Andrews, ! w Girvin, ID
Nesheld, II + Singer, de Silva Nett and
wife, ] Holt, 7 w Brown, c ? Brown, Mrs
Engiagc and child, I w Makee, II Clarke,
Miss L Moffiu, w W'ddehcd, NJ Enos,
n Lane, u Driscoll. Miss Il Garstein, Chas
Berry, A Wilson, wife and children, ] A
Swsrty, + ? Ryan, II Harding, N Gar,en.
berg, Geo Sayer, L Torber, S Alderman, F
Potter, w Ilirs,, l. d Merry, S J Rensult,
Geo Appleton and Chinese; total 81.
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= SATURDAY PRESS

Publication Office is at IS Merchant street I'd
torial rooms at ros Fort tfeet
Subscribers and Advertisers will please address,
THos. G. THRUM, Publisher and Proprietor.
An matter for the Saturday Press should be
addressed to the SATURDAY PRESS"
Notice Of any events Of interest Transporting on
the other islands will always be thankfully received
for publication. Correspondents are requested to
append their true names TO all communications
not for publication necessarily, but as guarsnte,
that the writer is acting in good faith
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-04

Sunday morning, a, Fort Stree, Church the
regular communion services will be held,
baptism will be administered and new mem.
beers received. In the evening Mr.. CruIan's
sermon will have for its theme An Unerrine
Detective. A cordial invitation is extended
to ALL
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-04

For san Francisco per Consuelo, Oct, g.
40 kegs and ASA bags sugar, olS, los Ms
5 c. whiskey. Domestic value $50, i94 30
foreign $1,000
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The Nat;re Chur,Les

Rev. A. o. Forbes, General Secretary OF
the Hawaiian Evangelical Association, has be-
gun his semi.annual visits Of inquiry into and
conference with the native Evangelical churches
on the various islands On September 4,h,
the Western Association Of Hawaii, INCLUDING
the churches located on the north and west
portions OF the island, or. more exactly. from
Kona to Hamakua met at Kohaa Four
pastors and delegates from nine churches were
present. Mr.. w. NJ. Kaliawaa was ordained,
and has accepted the pastorate Of the church
a, West Hamakua In connection with the
meeting at Kohala, there was an interesting
conference session OF superintendents and
delegates from the various Sunday schools in
the vicinity of Kohala. A gratifying fac,
in connection with this session was the an.
nouncement that the native Sunday school
connected with the church OF Revs S. l..
Luhiau, at West kohala, had subscribed Sac
to the capital stock Of the new Morning
Star
On September 18th. the Eastern Association
Of Hawaii assembled at Hilo Three pastor
and delegates from five churches were present
There are three vacancies in the Eastern As
sociation and four in the Western. The Hilc
native Sunday school will subscribe nearl,
| $50 to the new Morning Star.
The General Association of Oahu will NEE
at Waialua on the 9Th instant. and on tn,
following week, the IS instant, the Kaua
churches will hold their sessions at Koloa
The Maui Presbetery will meet Nov
ember 5th at Waiuku, and on Sunda
November Sth memorial services, in both Ha
waiian and English, will be held ir Wailuku
to the memory Father Alexander
Nj Forbes reports that the general con
dition Of religious work among the nativ
churches is encouraging. When the man
difficulties against which the native pastors ar
forced to contend is taken into consideration
the progress attained by them is remarkable
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-04

Bethel Union Church services tomorrow at
~ A. NJ. and 1890 ?, NJ. Sacrament of the
Loro's supper and reception OF new members
in the morning. Chldren's service OF Sunday
school concert in the evening, Strangers and
all others cordially weleoms.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-04

Says friend : - In the loss Of his daughter
Lillian. Mr.. John A. tlassinger has the sym.
paihy Of the entire community. The young
lady was brigh, and beautiful girl, and gave
promise OF becoming an attractive and useful
woman, She bore her long suffering with
rare foriitade and died in the blessed hope Of
ntuIe reunion with dear ones leil behind"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-04

LwEsrootr Bi, bk VAruHA. ,...;.,, Ingram
Due now G. w. Maefarlane a Co., Agents.
LfvERPool Brit bk OPHBLiA .......... Lambert
Due Oct. is. I. X Davies s. Co, Agents.
JALuIT Ha. bgtne HAZARD 80. ...........T ierney
Due in all October, A. +. Cooke. Agent
BoSroE, Am blk MARTHA DAVIS ............ Benson
Due Oct ,o-aS. G. Brewer q Co., Agents.
Nav YoRg, Ger bk HALiA. ....,... see. rhornbohn
Due Oct. aS-lo Castle Il Cooke, Agents.
Ngw YoR., Am. sim bS GEo HOMER .... Perry.
Due now, coal for u, S. Government.
GLASGOW. Brit bk BAscA.................Ba rberrow
To sail about Aug. l. +. A. shaefer Co, Agents
HosGkosG, Am. bk ABBIE CARVER. -. Pendleton
Loading Aug. "a. - Agents
Nav CAsrLE. N W, Brit. ok PAcIrIc sLorg, Barne
Due Nov, is. Wilder & Co.. Agents.
Nav CASTLE, NSw, Am. ok NICHOLAS THAygR, Crosby
Loading Aug. -. ---- Agents,
PoxI Towssksp, Am bktne wRUsSLns. -
For Kahulu due Sept. iS-ao. Wilder q Co, As'ts
san FRAseisco, Am bk ID. c. MURRAY. Berry
Due Sep, 1870. -------, Agents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Brit ZEALAsptA. .Webb-r
Due Oct a. Haekfeld 4 Co, Agents
HoSGkoso Ger bk CESTAuR ....-.-....... -
Loading August IA. Agents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Am bktn CLAUS SPREcNKLS. Drew
Loading Sepe. IS, w G. Irwin & CO., Agents.
SAN FRAscisco, Am. bk CAipARiss. .,... b. Hubbard
Loading Sept. 18th. Hackield s Co., Agenis,
Lospos via Llssos s MADEIRA Brit ship DAecA
Perry. sailed from London Aug. 70 Agents
SAN FRAscIsoo Am 5. S. MARirosA, 80. Hayward
Due Oci. g. W. c. Irwin Co, Agents
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There will be business meeting OF the
Strangers Friend Society on Monday morn.
ing, October 9th. at II o'clock. 10 the parlor
Of the Y. NJ. {. A. buildtng
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ON SATURDAY, OCT. sstA

AT THE SALRsRooMS OF 3. P. ADAMS.
All property covered by said mortgage, the sans
being lease Of Of land Luluku, Kaneohe
oanu made ey eh d mar, 40 70 sac Apa ior NE
o., folio i,s and crops buildings, five stock tools and
Improvements thereon. The equity Of redemption d
said mortgage having been sold by said All rai to Al
Sing who has assumed the paymen, Of the same.
c. BREWER AGO,
byP. c. Jones, IT,. President.
r. NJ. HArcu, Attorney
n. p. ADA Ms,
A"eteNssv.
Honolulu, Sept. !, 1884.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-04

!, is hoped there will be . good audience to
see Madam Cora tonight,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-04

The teachers and pupils Of the Be,he
Sunday School will NEE, for their concert &c
hersal at the vcsiry a, tour O'Clock this after
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-04

The p. NJ. 5. ). zeslandia from San Fran
cisco is signalled as We 70 TO press.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-04

The baud will play this afternoon a. fol
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Auction Salts.
M oRTGAGEES' NOTICE OF
N SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, c. BREWER 4 Co. in.
corporMed, assgnees Of certain mortgage deed given
by An Fat otherwise known Apa) to NJ Rose, dated
August 70, 1870 Of record in ber o., foos iI<tso,
hereby give notice that in accordance with power Of
sale contained in the said mortgage tey intend to fore
close the for condition broken, to wit non pay.
OF the debt secured thereby and also failure 10
cultivate the premises named in said mortgage In .
workmanlike manner and after the time limited by
law will sell at public auction in Honolulu
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C. HusrAcR

Has Just received per Muposa and other late arrivals;
Whitaker Star Hams, Breakfast Bacon, CalifosnA
Cream Cheese, Fairbanks Lard. Table Frui,s, rss
Fruits. Cranberry Sauce, Annszr Sauce, Salsd
Dsesssg. Jams and Jellies, P,eklss, Olive
OIL, cemst and oolong Tea. Bosss;
Japan lea, Bonsd Chicken
and Turkey, Cunisd
fo~l, froiledChichsn
RoAsi Chicken.
Crushed indian
Meal. American I.
Brsakfza Cereals,
White Oats and whsai,
BuekwheAi Flour and hspls
syrup, Graham Flour, oM nsai.
Corn MsAl, whsas, Cosa, 1AsiSy.
Potatoes. CUB. Posds,sd and Orsas-
lated Sugar. FIssh sPicss, Gi>h .chsvdg.
Clam Chsvdsr Aimosss Aines hsas. palAes
Ksrosspe Ui. Cracker d all kinds, &C.. bc. Ae. Ax'
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~ GOODS pELlHxxzD TO any
PART or THx CRY sRzz OF
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Merchant Vessel, Now in Port.
PASSENGERS.

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