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A CARD.

HoNoLULu, Feby. 18th, 1881.
MEssRs. II. HACKFELD Co., HoNoLULU,
DEAR Sms:-I hereby beg to tender my sincere
thanks for the immediate liberal settlement Of the loss
sustained through the destruction by fire OF my place
Of business in KOhala during the night OF the 18th inst
consider IL my duty to recommend the Insurance
Company for which you the Agents to all parties
DESTROYS OF protecting their property by Insurance
am, Dear Sirs, Respectfully Yours,
JJS I'm (Sgned) GEO. SANDERMAN.
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Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure & Of sale.
TN ACCORDNNCEW WITH A pow

il cr of sale contained in certain MORTGAGE made BY
kupau 10 l. y Coan dated The d day Of July, idot
recorded in lbcr a. page 7G: notice Is Hereby given
that said mortgage intends 10 urccOeo said mortgage
for condition broken, and upon said foreclosure will
sell az public auction at the sacsrooms Of Adams
10 Honolulu, on MONDAY, the 18Th day Of September
1881 II NJ. Of said day, the premises described in
said mort gage below specified
Further particulars can be had ~ w Castle. At
torney an Law. MRS. L. d. COAN,
Mortgage.
Premises 70 be sold are. t-Siiuatcd al Eamananui
Waialua. Oahu, set forth in r. r. Co SOC 70 PioEa--
I 15-t00 acres.
s-Those Premises Situated a. Eawailoa Waalua
Oahu, set forth IN Il. r. iiG1 L.. A. sgl1 10 Kcawc
SO acres ioaS q
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Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure 4 OF Sale.
IN ACCORD NCE WITH A POW

= er OF sale contained In certain mortgage made by
hsOolQh and II 4 ka0oloa 10 Moss. dated the 18th
day OF October, isSi, recorded in libei g. PAGE i1f
notice Is hereby given that said mortgage intends 10
toreclo5c said mortgage for condition broken and
upon said foreclosure will sell no public auction no the
salest10ms OF Adams bon Honolulu, on MONDAY
the 18th day Of September 1884, 10 T. W. Of said dnv
led
Further particulars cen be had Of W Il Castle. At
tOrney At Law. r. Moss
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Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure & ofsals

a er Of sale contained 10 certain mortgage made H.,
70 10 Ale1. . Sartwught, Trustee Holt Esato date1
page III Notice Is hereby given that said noriqagre
inlSnus 20 lOfeeiose said mortgage, for condition
auction a. the saesro0ms Of Z. 2. Adams In Honoinig
On MOEDAf, the I'd day o. September 1851 AT h. M
below specified. ''''s't an
t0rncy az Law. - ''''' NJ
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PREMISES 20 BE- sold situated in Waikitf Osbv
thu consist Of Lot lone undivided half interest In
s19nt "a aercs Of land ia kauaoohe part 0f which r.
hAl0 and part kuI land. Part % RGrai Patent mi
- Nu o. an acre Ia kauamQl. Waikiki being An.
halo land. Royal Patent Jf1i az acres In Kf;ar5
10 Mona, Hawaii Royal Patent liss 10 Klhifina
kahikina fipii n a 70
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-10

DE-. Koch attended the last meeting of the San.
itary Commission at Toulon, and stated that
moisture was an essential condition for the trans
mission of the cholera germs Evey effort is
therefore to be made to keep the town as dry as
possible. he also said the disease in not conta-
pious. The Marseilles correspondent of the
Daily Neics states that he has been to Toulon and
and has seen DR.. Koch. He says: 'He has made.
in conjunction with DR.. Strauss and DR.. Roux, a
postmortem examination of cholera patient He
found in the intestines the same microbe he dis
covered in India and Egypt, which he declares to
be the cause of the disease. DR.. Koch thinks that
it is not inhaled, but swallowed in water, or with
fruits or vegetables. 1t can be destroyed by heat
that is, by cooking food well and boiling drink
ing water. DR.. Koch says that people can be in.
fected by soiled clothes. He thinks that the
filthy condition of city cannot create of itself
the microbe, but that it aids the cholera by en-
feebling its victims. The French savants will not
express decided opinion as to the microbe, but
withhold their decision
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Special Notifies.
HONOLULU, Aug. ssth, 1885,.
BERGER. ESQ

HONOLULU, Aug. s5th, 1sst
c. o. BERGER, ESQ,
Agent Macneale & Urban Safes.
DEAR sIE-I take great pleasure in stating that the
IMAGINABLE URBAS SAFE purchased from you, and
which went through the late disastrous fire in my
store came out to my entire satisfaction. l opened
the same the combination and found all It's contents
IN perfect condition Yours Truly,
lOa1 p A. DIAS.
DR.. WHITNEY'S DENTAL ROOMS
viii be closed from Sept. LIST to MONDAY Sept 18th,
leol 10.t u
FURNISHED ROOMS--Neat and costly Fur
nlshcd Rooms can be had by an early application at
(IfD NO. 4 GARDEN LANE
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To GIVE its support to home industries is GER
family the duty of government: but of late this
rule has not obtained among the members of the
might be easily done here, as cheapy and quite as
well as abroad. has been ordered in San Francisco
We only give this a case in point later we shall
further elaborate upon the matter. There are
other things ordered from the coast which might
Just as well be obtained here. The mechanics feel
this passing by Of their claims keenIy. The only
reason they assign for this action of the gov
eminent Is that 1t is convenient to keep certain
agents attached to them, and by liberal commits
slons they can do this. Another point of com
plant is the frequent appointment of foreigners
IN place of hd'nGaiHGs to positions of trust: in
many cases Hawaiian born asDirants for the posts
have been equally suitable for the positions. but
have been ignored
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-10
still find Mrs. Logan exerting her talent and ability
for the suc,,ese of her husband

for the past four years. Like all other local in
dustries there have been many predjucies and
other obstacles to overcome, but the business has
at last got basis where there is some profit to
the manufacturers There have been two or three
Sugaries of this kind started in the State. The
leading and most successful one is at Alvarado.
During the third season of that factory, the pro-
duct was S9l SS lbs refined sugar and 81 us GAL
Ions molasses, the gross value of which was $l5s,
617. The manufacturing expenses were $IO93o3'
while the incidental expenses were 81 324 leaving
profit of 926 for the year. This sugarie will
start up on the LIST of September. 1t is said to
have secured 10000 tons of beets, or % per cent
more than any former year, and is expected
to produce about 100000 ms refined sugar.
The bulk of the sugar used in France and Germany
is made from beets. California is probably ahead
of any other State in this industry.
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Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure Z. Of Sale.
THE UNDERSIC,NFD A. 1p7IsxtrErD

Honolulu. Sent sth is3f f ~ - 49, = ;,
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Licenses Expiring in September, 1884.
UETAIIOAHI


I Lg y. Nuqanu street street -. Honolu
3 J Ahuua q Co. Nuuunu street
paEu, NHuaua. Eva
, Along. hanruhe, koolaupokU
Wong Man sin, Nunanu street
AkuuE krr. Queen street
o. q. ON Jhouh. Numuu street
u McluiYrc Bro cor Fort and King sts
Haiicg a 20. Port street
zee Tai King street
Grftz. Port street
J IIshrl, cor Nuuauu aud Merchant FL.
Mclurny, Fort street
in sing 10y, King street
lu Mclean Brus Nuuauu street
90 = D Ramsey Hotel street
la Az Sen Nuiulua
. Kong Hing Lung a Co, Hotel street
u Amhnar Nuuunu street
D. Manuel de- Quadros, King street
d MAJ Eckurt. Fort street
" HOP Sing Co. Nuuauu street
~ An w. bsrctauia street
= Montana, Fnri street
= Antoine Mar-lIal, Borctania street
= Brown Phillips, King street
D. Thnm lcC KING street
- Pes 1--WE. humniili Waikiki
- lrcr he a Co. Hotel street 90
tN hin IAN hrr7 Muunukcn street
RETAII.-MAII.
Avaua, paiu Makawao
1h Aksmukpi. hamalpu NrIpL8f
y sun shun liai, Lahaiua
~ nu kong Waikiki
. Ahulii kepUiku Wailuku
% cap Why kuauae koolau
HETAIL-IIAHAII.
ian Chez Roe Puuakoa Hilo
AluuH, Huuokaa, HumHkuH
Wong san kec, Mulapala, Kuhala
AhHI. LBupahoUhpe llilo
q h Lentz Iihouua. llilo
ID AVus Muimsa
u Man We kapaau. kuhaln
y hil sun Choue, a Go. Multi
lH Htsgard. hapaIH. ililu
% hat llto
ls y org Ke,, Laupahoehoc. Hilo
u hop thc1uE, rahuhau HlrnnEuH
" Goo All sam khiopihi, " KohsIa
y Ah Lee. Laupahochoc Hnp
% Aioua, Mapio. HamHLua
} q srrecLrs Halalnu, Iliia
30 To W hlulkun, fahala, Ran
RETAIL KAUAI
Atougheo, kapua
ID 90 AMI Nuiwra
yICTUALING.
AZ Zoo. knuaan KohaIa
Mrlaudlus. Nuuauu street UoroIulu
r r. TAI A Co king street Honolulu
~ an Pa, Waimca Hawai-
d kniuB knhulu Maui
y Aeh"gk, hapaia. Lihuc, Kauai
"a tpl l,.2. coz Auganu 4 Berctuniu SIS. Honolulu
= Auuua, Wniuhiuu Kan
= ss on. {, Nuuqmu street, Honolulu
~ mop Sing Co, Nuuauu street, Honolulu
BUTCHER.
Kong Fon- Puia Maknwao
% krtahuna a Iona waihce. Maui
= W Ny andes. Fish Market Honolulu
. w = Brewer Malaiwao Maui
= hing sing Ala, Hpuopucn y KoInla
2" u " hnluna, hipnhulu Maui
PEDDLING
Moses yluuahclc Kingdom
WHOLESALE.
Ilcihc IrWclry 40. kaahumanu IT, UonoIpIu
p " in- We Chan a Co. Nuuunu 81 Honolulu
FORK BUTCHER.
~ Hing hoe a Co. Hotel ~ Honolulu
]! w ne thous kahului Mani
d g. W Jnur- Kan
~ Sin A sing WuiluLu
]. San sam. Iiihonua, Iilo
q 1im Aouu llceia
MILK.
lH Hon NrCulIv Honolulu
% Richard Antoine Honolulu
+ N hauaI, Honolulu
AUCTION
NJ Borden, lilu Hawaii
T. s kuui. Lihur kuuai
= duues, Puko1 MouLaI
-n a luua- Hama, Maui
BOAT
John iichardzon. Lahaiua
CAKE PEDDLING
= han sup Yet
BANKING.
= lii-hup a Co. Honolulu
DRUGS.
= HOLSTER a pa Nuuauu IT. Honolulu
SALMON.
is Mauig Waihcc, Maui
LAPAAU.
. On Krlulai. Puma
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-10
Mortgagee's Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A row
e. Of sale contained in n certain mortgage made by
Makea and Hapai TO VIM Dean, dated the I'D day Of
hereby given that said mortgage intends 10 forccos
SAID mortgage. for condition broken. and upou said
foreclosure viii sell at public auction She saesrooma
Of Z Adams in Honolulu. on MONDAY the 18th
day Of September, 1881 4 NJ. OF said day the promi
ses described ia said mortgage as below specified.
Further particulars eau be had of w X Castle At
torney az Law. WM. DEAN
MORTGAGE
Premises to be sold are situated nt Mnhinuf Knnco-
he, OAHU set forth In H. r. si1 Kueana 1850 a. Apaua
and to Kane. los N
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Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure a Of sale
IN ACCORDANCE WILL A now

l. er Of sale contained In a certain MORTGAGE made Ia,
samuel kanae 10 Alex J Cartwright. Trustee m Uelt
Estate. dated the ~ day Of Decemher ss2 recorded ia
nDef -, page l'si notice is hereby given that said
dlt9n broken, and upon said foreclosure will sel al
Iuphc Auction AZ the Salesruums Of 4 Z Adams iu
Honolulu, on MONDAY, the I'D day % sepirui,e
lssi at II NJ Of said dag, the premises described Ia
said mortgage a. below specified
Further particulars can be- had o. W Il Castle A.
torney az Law. ALEX. j. CARTWRIGHT
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Tt indigestion o. stomach gas az night pre.
" cu, ir rest and sleep viii disappear by USING i
ier hiien. Read advertisement
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Premises to be sold are: f-situatrd In Kaaiaea
koolau Oahu set forth In X. Z. u51 L. e. a. 6g6i In
the name OF kcahiOlalo-t gtiOU acres
a-Thosc premises set forth In x z al5s l. O. A
hlIa In the namc Of pnhna--f ll-lnm lrrna i.l. n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-10
Mortgages, Notice Of Foreclosure & of Sale.

e. o. sale contained in q certain norfra,e made M
w. . hionia - Alex J. Cartwright Trustee Holt r.
~ page Us Notice is hereby given that sad mort
asse hehgs 70 toreeosc said mortgage Tor condition
s.ut ..n uplh saiu foreclosure will 1ell public
auc,on az 1e salesro0ms % r. Adams IN Honolulu
~ NOSDA1 The I'd dly Of September 1851 AZ b. ny
below specified %
t0rney at Law - W. ~ -i-t'1f w
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ALEA. >. CARTWRIGHT Trustee
Premises 70 be sold situate M Pelekanc Uouojr
u, near Emma street parcel Of Royal Patent faq 10
MakalaWelawe containing ~ m an acre and mating
mouse iul fWlI &
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-10

The French appear to have made short work of
the arsenal ut Foo Chow II is stated that in
seven minutes the contest was practically ended.
Seven Chinese gunboats were DESTROYED with the
fort The French feet sustained no injury The
loss of life is given at six men. The chinese re-
Piled promptly from the dock-yard battery when
the bombardment commenced. But that was all.
They, however, looted the residences of the for
elgn consuls. Yet the arsenal was strong place
There were several Krupp guns mounted. If the
new warlike aspirations of China are ever to be
realized, Foo Chow should have furnished some
inkling of the awakening. The fight was con-
Quoted behind Notifications and in armored gun
boats. The conditions we're favorable for the dis
play OF the new war spirit If 1t existed. But the
French hailstorm of shot and shell was too much
for them. Ii is not difficult to imagine what
would have happened If the Chinese had been de-
ployed in the open field. The heaviest masses
would not hold their ground long after the first
discharge of artillery, and their rout could not
well be prevented from turning into massacre.
Mrs. BLAINE is a finely educated woman. She
was school mistress in Kentucky when Blaine first
met her. He had Just graduated and went to Ken
lucky to commence life as a school teacher. His
school was very near that of his vife's and warm
friendship ensued. Blaine fell in love with her and
when school broke up and the lady returned 10 her
home in Maine, Blaine followed her and eyeutually
married her. Mrs Blaine IS said to be very do
nestle, and Is tall and dignifed. Her constant
associate and friend and cousin is Abigail DODGE
better known as Gail Hamilton. Unlike Mrs
Blaine, Mrs. Logan, wife of the Republican
nominee for Vice President, is a great politic-
ian. She has rendered her husband great ser
vice IN the performance of his public duties In
her younger days, she had aided her father, who
was Sheriff of the county where they resided, in
his official duties; in fact be depended on her for
the accomplishment of work to be done. On her
marriage she Immediately installed herself as COM
panion and helpmate TO her husband. and his sue
cess in public life is due not little to her The
aruuous work Of the approaching campaign will
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-10
Goal EMBELLISHMENTS.

CUPREaIE COURT OF THE HA-
- waiian Islands In Brnkrnptcy.-In the ninfla-
~ the Esfaie Of DON LIN, Of Lahaina. Mani.
Notice is hrcby given that meeting Of the creditor.
who have proved debts against the said estate 10 ihd
amount of 500 or more will be held az The occ Of Ire
CLERK Of ne Supreme Court In Alioiani Hale Hone
iniu on WEDNESDAY the i0fh day Of scpiember a.
D. 1881 at O'Clock for the purpose 81 eleciinr
assirnecs Of said bankrupt estate pursuant 70 The
DATED Honoiulu. Aue 9Th. a. y. issL
f0l5 p HENRY SMITH. Deputy Clerk
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NOTICE

THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT WIN.
= MCGOWAN has this day retired from the Arm Of
NeGowan Co., Sugar Planters Al Heeia Eool,anot ~
oahu and Is no longer liable for the debts and abii
los q II - lsIgasp MseowAN 5 co.
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cruaI advertisements.

CUPRENIE COURT OF THE HA-
- waiian Islands. In the matter Of the Bankruptcy
Of HENRY J. HART and ELLIS A. HART.
Notice IL hereby given that meeting of the creditors
who have proved debts against the estates OF Henry
Hart and Ellis A. Hart bankrupts to the amount OF
500 more will be held at the office Of the Clerk Of
the Supreme Court in AliiOlani Hale, Honolulu. on
WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day Of September. a. D. 1854
from O'Clock a. m. for the purposc Of electing
sgnees OF the said banKrupts estates pursuant the
Statute. HENRY SMITH,
Deputy Clerk Supreme Court.
Dated Honolulu Sept. Sd. 1881. i0s6 u
SUPREME COURT OF THE IIA-
- waiian Islands.-In Probate. In the matter Of
the Estate OF DAVID MCCARTNEY, JE Of Honolulu
Oahu, deceased intcstatc Before Mr. Justice McCully
On reading and filing the petition Of May McCaft
ncy Of Honolulu, Oahu, alleging that David Mccartney
Jr Of said Honolulu, died ntestae at said Honolulu
the ID dag Of September, A. d. 1851 and praying
that Letters OF administration Issue to William W.
Hall Of Honolulu aforesaid.
1t is ordered that WEDNESDAY. the sith day Sept
d. lSS at 10 o'clock am be aud hereby is appointed
for hearing said petition before the said Justice ia
the Court Room Of this Court at Honolulu, az which
time and place all persons Concerned may appear and
show cause, II any they have why said petition should
not be granted, and that this order be published IN the
English language for three successive weeks In the
HANAnAS GAZETTE newspaper ia Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, ii. L.. Sept. 9th, A. ID. 1881.
LAWRENCE McCULLY,
Attest: Justice Of Supreme Court
HENRY SMITH, Deputy Clerk. iGs6 80
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-10

Wong He Chong, one of the wealthiest Chinese
merchants in New York, describes the status
before the war. He said Anam was progressing
when the French secretly made treaty with She
dissolute and drunken Governor, who signed
concession making France Governor and master
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1884-09-01


TNHE undersigned respectfully informs
l. the citizens of Martinsburg and Berk-
eley county that he has opened Coal and
Wood Office and Flour and Feed Store at
SO Queen Street, where all orders i I my
line will receive prompt attention. have
put in pair of Fairbanks new scales and
all coal sold by me will be weighed and
full weight guaranteed. Piedmont and
Cumberland run of mine, Fine and Lump
Coal; also best quality Nut and Egg an
thracite coal always on hand.
Farmers having Corn, Oats and Hay to
sell are solicited to see me before selling.
Thanking the public for the liberal pat
ronage extended me, and soliciting your
further favors,
l am respectfully yours,
jy24-iy. J. w. ROBERTS.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1884-09-01
To the Ladies-Rare Bar
44 gains. 9ts

A nice line of G. O. Burts' and Couins'
IA. celebrated dress shoes, which we
will sell for next thir ty days at a reduc-
ton Of 20 to Is per cent on reg ular prices
at GETTINGER & HOKE'S. f rwo
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1884-09-01

ZINE PERFUMERY, Toilet Powd
Il ers, Puff Boxes, Powder Puff
Combs, Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushe s
Tooth Brushes Tooth Powders, Scha-
mois Skins, etc. at GILBERTS Drug
Store, corner Queen nd Race st sa.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-02-26
Railroad Tunnel.

Every Winter the Central Pacific
railroad has trouble over the Sierra
Nevada mountains because of the
heavy fall of snow. This difficulty
is every year increasing because the
snow sheds are getting older and
cannot stand the pressure they
could when new. The danger Of
the avalanches is always a menace.
The only way is to tunnel the sum-
NIT. Say start at Truckee and come
ont at Blue Canyon. This tunnel
would be quite long. but the cost
of making, repairing and replacing
snow sheds would soon pay for it,
and once in good working order the
snow might fall, the wind howl and
the avalanches do their worst, but
the locomotives would be able to
dart underneath it all and laugh at
the Storm Kings impotent rage
Reveille
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-02-26
A Fitting Opportunity.

H. /. Babcock, representing the
house of II. Levison The Tailor,
1913 Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco, is now stopping at the
Arlington, room SO. where he has
on exhibition a full line of samples
OF French, English and American
goods, ranging in price from $50
10 $50 suit. Call one end all and
examine his samples, as he guaran-
tees a perfect fit where others fail
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-02-26
A Voters Curiosity.

Ed. APPEAL: l notice that you
have been recently nominating del
egates to the Chicago Convention,
OF course you have the perfect right
to do this, but I am somewhat as
tonished to see you nominating one
party, who is anything but an ont
and out Republican. l don't care to
men ion names, but as my curiosity
is somewhat aroused and it would
like to ask whether you intended
some of these men you nominated
to go to the Democratic or Repub-
lican Convention? Yours,
A VOTER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-02-26

ION with the Dance! ''-Byron
A correspondent. has brought
forth the following to slow how
much the scriptures endorse dane
ing:
VOCAL LANCERS.
LET them praise His name in the
tho dance: Let them sing praises
unto Him with the timbrel and
harp" Palms. 149. 50.
CHURCH soc1AB1E.
1.-THE virgin should rejoice in
tho dance with both the old men
| and young. and the Lord himself
| would be there to comfort them. !"
Jeremiah, 81, Is.
LENT.
'The elders have ceased from
the gate, the young men from their
music. The joy of our heart is
ceased. our dance is turned into
mourning" -Lamentations,5 s, Is.
PICNIC DANCING.
Go and lie in wait in the vine
yards, and see. and beho ID if the
daughters of Shiloh come ont to
dance in dances, then come ye out
of the vineyards and catch yon
every man his wife of thedaughters
of Shiloh" So And the chill
dren of Benjamin did 50 and took
their wives according to their num-
Der of them that anced,'-Judges,
81, %.
DANCING SCHOOL:
"Sending forth their little ones
as a flock and their children to
dance. Job, 81, IL.
GENERAL REMARKS
In Ecclesiastes Sd chapter, 4th
verse we find, "a time to weep, and
a time to laugh; time to mourn,
and time to dance. -
In II. Samual, 9th chapter. 14th
verse, we read that when David |
brought the Ark of the Lord from
Keriath Jearim into the City of
David that he danced before the
Lord with all his might"
In his 3Oth Pslam we hear Da-
vid saying to the] Most-High:
Thou hast turned for. me my
into dancing to thee
md that my glory may sing praises
into thee and not be silent"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-02-26
The Stockton Mail gets in this

The Stockton Mail gets in this
good hit at the sidewalk grangers:
The following was sent to the
interior press from San Francisco
last evening:
1.-THE prospects for An excellent
wheat crop 10 the great grain pro-
ducing sections eff the State were
never better than at present. This
is important information for the
farmers of the San joaquin. Now
let us send greeting to the public
of San Francisco that the business
outlook in that town was never
better.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-02-26

To the music loving public. Mr..
Philip Krall, Professor of Music,
of San Francisco. announces his in
tention to reside in Carson City,
and give lessons on the piano. He
will arrive on or about the 4th OF
February. He is highly recon-
mended by Mr.. Jacob Zech the
piano manufacturer; his son, Prof.
August Zech; his nephew. Fred
erick Zech. Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Prof. Blankart. he having formed
one of the principal parts of their
fashionable "Blankart Musicals.
If.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-02-26
A Hard Glove EiZZle.

Butte, Mont. Feb. 25.-The
Waite-Burns hard glove fight for
$500 q side and the championship
of Montana, came off last evening
at the amphitheater. Over 1000
people we're present. On the first
round Waite knocked Burns down.
On the second round Burns struck
Waite foul blow which the referee
allowed, thus giving the fight to
Waite.