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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08

Ar tAs BsaHch Hydrssraghic Qthcs IN >ra
gssacfscc, u ch.trsv Jf the LigutsndzsJ J. B. MI
s5r aasi h.Is ssen crii.cted waich shows that The
rs,,-sn u the Plciic 1cea1 between y Ezd - de-
lrves ugrth lisizude azd IL Izd Z. svst i,rgsse
s, pecuhiriy htbe B, cvcirnes and csher ttngvrpas
stsr--s partscula-ly IA ths aztuuIu- >Airr1tsters
sh,sniG ct-@f1iiy agus this tict Nluersus 1as-
astsrs ., vessels epaHd tc CT trvn SE1 kralctsc5
have occurred WITHIN the limits aAzie3 above,
t1iunI Eaich ars the tsluwtna= >aip Htga1-
sug41- Srpteniber tJtb, rSS1. vas iismastsd u 4
evcione N a. L a n trn IL ~ ". s.h. ClIas
S,rses=is, Sest-Gsbrr ulhl rsss 3slis1stsd N
Eale ID Bit u IN 'cn Ia y y. Brirsh shlr
NHlga-s, September I'D. tSs1 partially tHs-
uasted Whan u lIE y y. l1n Is Y. Bdrh Hgpr,
Sspesulbrr Es,h tSc2. -issiIrstsC When II lIz
l. - y lrn Z. ~ w. Ezitlsh saip CUrnNaiiis,
Orbcher ~ LSS2 vas 3islnas1et when IN La = \,
ssn - ". Bzilsh ship ki1gspcrt, Octcher "a.
iSSl Wis 3aszil.tstel rhrn "a ~ Z \. iun EN y
~. Brftisa su-x paygckva1sr. was lfst seen n
she szalr ltsssaiss b The Kinl-spCrs. Just The
gals came ca ind hts never SINCE been heard frvuI.
sark C. >Cathh-i Elriegrt, August tlth, t>S1
Wa fisgnhstsd and ba;ly sUgvs up By heavy yale
u iHE II - y hsu II 81 ~ >hip James Ne
szIit1. : ~ IL ~. ancvuutgrst h1rrrsl1s Il
Iit ~ - y lun III - ~ The snip Thomas ".
Reed. which arrived a. san Francisco 1a the 9th
INST alsr slruuntsrsl s1urn u -,e same vt;iui y,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08

- ,.sfisn f.5s,4la -Ia f1eaaie In the risftr- %
NJ Estsie af YAM ELLt> : D. NEWTON e Natuiai.
Nsui ircrssci irtt.taif. rsiorc Ohisf fgstge 1atd
Ca rcadinr and aiu- itr ieaHel lt Nfs- Vlitrl
Nruiaz. widow % thf std .lceetsf4, ei.e-.r- laai
Na-celIss & Nclss ef Naa1f1i. hauls lrl l1ll1iIic
sid kdnulli ne % dav cl >efiez1ocr.A A- n.
"a lcasin- estate ln ihis Nincgli ar.sis1 % b
sirini.lervi uptn ard rflrla. tll ieffcrs 80 alnus
trtiina is<ec o. her,
It L. e7lcl thsi ~ ESpAN. thc SIT lsv % tci- A.
rs~I 81 tc'5i-k aa ard acsUt D. lrranf1I
~ hcazir- AID pctiti1u 1fir tsg said Chtcf trsif
iu the Ccaa Elou 90 fhis Ccgrt, sf uceo1air, af
whtch f1lr 5rl i'tcc si urFssirs surcgsufl nay 81
rear sud slur cause Or ary ttaT tlu VIII th~ sane
shoni net D. granted ard tazi th. g=s7 he prt.hfd
Ia The Eneiish and taalii1n trrarc fa= thrr- -ac-
crssivr uvcks ia the ulAvsztAN rsaa-Tl ana Aa.kHs
newspapers Ca ucue'l'1.
ptirl ucaciei1. a. l. 81 9. sa.1 lscL
A. q. ttnn,
Ayfesl Chicf jzstigc g tae S-Grcsar csrlt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08

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rs..rb.r vrr b7vs glr-av ssr.h 81
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,le can lrlll1 l l-H money sla Wllls.
-UE >u- >-s ., rgiL1- NJ fir herself
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r-r
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08
CARD.

FURNISHED RooAES--Neas aaa sssig FsT
ui>aed Rseaas " Asa ~ a. eafy asriisatiea a.
f9 NJ aGAEnEN LANE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08
| SUrREME CoURT oT nm ILA-
Executors Netiee /.

THE UNDERSIGNEp. ENECU-
L t1c % ~ VIII % NJ ~. WEesNizls Or uc-nl1lr
diseased rcllf1s al rcrsols k1Tuz clliuls t-lirsf
lhr slii estate % 1-e-elf iir l1IT a1t1autcltC
ai-h u-uper Nct-Asrs ulrla-- secured 81 ulrtsl-c %
ltr-- ther aiil g fc-ever hlrr-J Ncltce . also
1erc1T given rhtz have flis laT 1sgrrlcr1 ". e..
6-cie t1 e1-art al ueuirs do q, tls 1fdre E-tsf.
h. 2 NrlNIlEE.
Ex1elt1r ~ q .il ~ ~ 10 Wenrer.
ugaelais. A--lss t1za, is,t- TX
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08
spttMl NeiinA

Ne esslsh Win Inactive hvef ana urinary %,
eaaS raks Hoy tStt~rS So AdSerths-za-zt.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08

rEs Stz tezartsrc Merchant sri,es taa-- les
M-zicaa Pacisr Ssetsl Nxv;yasson Courtzy X ths
zazs- sf a zsw eotnpIzy thfs sEs iass s-en tsrrssd
. Saa Fra1ciscc ard Msxira The ricneer
s.sa-ie-s q the hz= VII be ths C-g q tarrs
Wairh = arE u China. x1G ps,ssslsly the Ctty q
rsrth. Esr the urSsrnt tAEy vi ruu ectSvep
Er-tish ColzafIa, >aa kra-cEs-r ard Central
Arlerica euE a. tae cvncicsisr q TIE Ear u
Chl1a. TIE S1zdulrrs q The cruirtzs vi run y
China wa Erni,lzl1 tur The purpuze q rrocu-t1Z
CuSiaz ltssr tsr Mszscc Ez1 Central Azisrtea7
pcrrs. AZ cvrt-trsS t1c aS-~cri~rss aars e''s1
si.,ur-1 here and FORWARDED fer cuupirtiun 70 the
CIV " Mssicc. Il + sxrecosd .aat TIE 1rst
tim ny. -lL-r-l
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08

Ssl, o t,ss,, ia th,. ecursgy TAe hsdS ~
cssce hol2ers r,sN b. regxrSssd ss rstt
y. ,.i,..s-,--s % eiihscnssza. bet such trfenc
III, NJ, pzss Ok whst I = vcrth
Nh5ie shsclziElirZ tx c1rseiNes any
,sfrsri,r ui-sicra ever ser felcvr'cn, and
5-.-zii-- t. csssizes sneA etortS ~ NJ
si s-skN IN ths &-gctscn = retcrto and
u svlG government We eNcriSe ourselves
t-1z. s..s-ptS g. hcishcs cctcr1lN'rs-'s's
uha s.iYecs1e the sane g,''aSrsi cS'e'f,S
astA cs--~e'sgS Ecr q lcnS tl-ss, orss' ss'eh
c-se-rcrs-y has heen iu the hsoii &
,-aeri-r ard s1s-hug ~ the N.sErrr,
uf.hcc- r1esti-E b >sr-S.e repsy- uEtil "
c--.ly It, Ferewed ard sl--oSt hszt'c
s..scks ufcn q, nlsy be iiS r'ctc q e1
i.rs,s5r- ra-ty pclicy Or obtaining rSr'y
t,ai isrS. We teclre o. grtsr lrto tsst
k-l3 % cg-Evrersy-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08

- : U hE--NA- W tAA VI AAAN- AA-A-
- uaiiiu ls-lrts U ffu.l,-in tag zaaltcr uf "a
EsldIc % NNEoN q. BoSE. iaic % meunleia. unau
1ecttscL AZ Chaahtss call-t Otics 1usllce ielG
% rs5a'zs - s,ss ,ss Fsi,..sa al s,sts-is o.
Mrrru = Rose, late % uezc,lll. uahs, iscclsel
usrrcu BE askS Be allrr,i s1f.7si 20 acd chtras
hizlsef WITH sg,sl A t-i asks ihti tAe sane -ly D
Il ], erisrsi isii rJESnAY. a, szis lay of ovio-
esr A n. fst - tlu cci1ek m, crflTv sats Chlef
lrsiise. At Caazss "a tAs c0ri Hoass . uea0ilis-
pia.t ts- Aca-izs ail peii1a Erl sscdzzi zul ila1
an persons iaisrvsstt nay tttn and ihe-r trrsif and
..i sass Sa-s'' ~ - - ~ i, - ,s -
Hawaiian l1l-u1.cs. Be rlnlislesl ir tAc tLaas1AS
G,rgrrs and Ag'kf1 urss71pris rfi1t'l sd Frh-
.isate = - : ~ - 49, 'e'iea-
pa-oi a. ilc-clulz, r. l.. iais tlh lss - spl Ap
Attest Cli.tJassi;s SlP-c-ls COST
is HsyEI Szgru. psr-y c,z-k
SUPREME COURT or TIE ia
tSs Es.sis q HER lsoVNL uIGuNESS NARY Ef-
NOIkT kENArLINE e Hrro'1is, Olal. lecftsci-
i1t-zt4ie. Beic-c -ltf {zst.sc alll-
Nay Gi1c.ki Nssarsis- % Hc-cir1a tf1rcslil 1iei
ierss11tc tf s1- A1'l1a- o. ne - lar g A4z=arE
\ y ~ a. i9ll ihg az eliirs Q the Eststt ei
s1iI NAY kineiN ksklz H. lcrtzsst. anL p-aylrs
tatt letters q 1tni1is'r1i-qz ufCa 'a4 estate nav
Iti.s .s-s-ssi tAat FRIDAY. .tac igla aivef o..,- A.
D. IS> zs o. a. es s-t hrrc1T g. zn7oi1-r,l fer
hat-'a ssid rz.i-1n tsfr-r said Cfisf ilsfec c tie
C1srt R'CuI . t1is Coz-t ti Hcuc1l. at ua5- tluc
znt 7t;c al persqrs cerc-1s4 gi1y eqpelr lz4 -hgs
sizse Z iuy a. htrt- usg slIE 1c-isicu slu1l rot
: s-z1tri- So sais c-l-- r r1hil-ar5 ID ne
E.sIish ard Wtaail1u a1g-trs isr itrce -1ccls-ivt
i6sisd esssisis. II. T. s--l. i-ih. A. o. tssL
AE-aCun.
Attest CliefJ z-sisc cf tar srFr-ae Cczrt
NENEr Sarr1I- neuIlT tlesk. tl<
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08
ArB 1Surrtisrmrnis,
Tax-AppeaI Notice !

THE TAN-APPEAL BOARDS. ON
L the Island q Hawaii, f1r Hi1, Puma, aaJ Ssl, WI
b. IN session fliluwzs
IN PCNA-FRIDAN. Octlher n AZ he Court Rouse
FuhaisL
IN aA1.C-NOSDAY. Oytab-r TIN At III. CCu-t House
Wiighiuu
N HILo--N0SDIT iad TUESDAY. Oets6er stA
and zIzL
q All persons, lkin- appeals rom thrir assess
mems are hereby auti1t - EPp-sE AZ s4id times aad
places, IN their several Districts.
p : LYMAN
~ j. President NJ l-r.7tf Esra-F.
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NOTES.

Ca. Ciass >qr-cssls ets uatls ssrlsrasssa tyr
eS,-lz,l vu-~Sssss - ~ tsca,-1 sz tss rsssvrc.
Ee,s.as ~ u. a-scsss u SSgGpCV vcre 6,ea AsS
va s-l ne spriscatspr fervasa-1 tc WssAne-
t.sr- VSs wz-sAcrss vi ~ chi-sy us-1 asr tAs
ss,ra.-~ Il Maria ss,zr. y vAach taerv s-e th-ee
ca-cers -ca tee way.
EsrN tAs Nsw rpsk NigFf-q tss We trarn
taai tAs sr4 ta-ts IN Casa. svasess tAs SHFoss
a-rx GO sua-lr zs tg,iasEsz
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08

TAss IN ~ aHy 4ascts tas s-car rslirkrt. bat =
rracCsraily gtst - CuHas rsxzsrrs, tyr the par
rSsse q saYing thezl t-vna eazkrurocy,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08

ras Lszisi.tsa N,gur Eouoi & ScrtsfaeSs tsA,
esz-aazs srsertrssea = tie kaase Fil-t AID rs
zses, sd cc=ctss~s - ssyt=g -Sines ia for
uaatscn q ez- ccusplay ard car rsddlneSS - rur~
ehasSe the ha-k- he eulGvat2rn u kt1ule hss re-
ssrsl a, Lgrs tsl1-a t-d Nsa Jersey. II uhtch
Se1ne a rrsu1i1 = snscurazce - s7vNfn, has
eeer rasr~J ~ tAe LesislAzrrv. >cyrrnl rar-1e-S
ars sl-sa3y actively srgsCed in rit,iss, ktlie -
A. euntracns paSSet vita - ueiie csaers have
ssspcrueG -rlss q the hcst sprt fsiesa ti,ls,l
xaa xrtresG uz-serse- - s1rrly PLANTS - Al zAc
wise - a1aer.ak= taHs rrrst rrv7-able e-a1ch q
av~ur1irrrg,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08
WILDER'S
Steamship Company
nKSS zrED
ID
Route and Time Table.
STEAMER LlKELlKE,
LoRENzEN, commander.

Lrarc> usac1s.1 rst-y N1alty1t T. " Or sNsz-
HakaSsi. NsAulsL A-aaze ettty ethes week, H-flo,
Hdna. n irih1l a,i Ma Esi-T-lrc VII. sirr ai ne
ahlrr po-t- tEsirias cisS >li173sy -l-rliu-s-
-'Fcr ullL.s ard rzssc-sv-~ EMS,
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Licenses Ez7=as Il og'sser 1854

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Returning, Touching at Haalaea

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FritLiT ----.---.----AI- E- 49, q
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I Afsst REN@ a. AUSTIN.
lirNNr Srfrir. sasiier ei eaFscre tcllt.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
EaADIE. S S.
KID GLOW Els,

goo dozen 3-butt0n real French
Kid Gloves, in the most desirable
colOrs, at the extremely low price
Cf5Oc. per pair.
40 dozen Ladies' 4-button fine
EiU Gloves. embroidered backs,
all cclOrS and black, at T1.OO per
pair; reduced from %1.Gj.
go dozen G-button do. at 1925
per pair; reduced fIrom %1.S3.
11j dozen t2~buttOn fine Nous
uuctaire Suede Gloves, i'll hand
some tam shades, al $500 per
pair: reduced from $3.50.
These gloves have all been I'M
ported this season, and embrace Il
complete assortment Of sizes.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
BRASS GOODS and LAMPS.

OVER 100 DIFFERENT STYLES AND DESIGNS OF
FANCY LAMr~ ~ corrEM BRASS. rIAIINA, OIL
DIED COPPER IORC.IAIN &c. FROM y - EACH
TO $40 %.
Also BRASS CARD AND ASH RECIINERS, CAN
DIEsTucKs. THERMOMETERS. URNs, UMBRELLA
srAEuS KETTLES, BEIIS VASES. JARDlNIiNES,
MIRRORS PLAQUES. scONCES. CLOCKS, ,BRoNzES
SMOKING SETS, &c, &c,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
LADIES' HOSIERY.

800 dozen Ladies' fine English
Silk Hose, all cOlOrs, at%l.25 per
pair; reduced from $40.
$50 dozen Misses Silk Hose, III
colors and in black, all sizes, at
zoe. per pair; reduced from Sl.%0.
11J dozen Ladies' fine open Work
cOiorcd Lisle thread Hose at S1.OO
per pair; reduced from $500.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
DRESDEN LUNCH SETS

A manufacturers stock OF rlcil
Dresden satin damasl< ecru sets,
Cloths and Napkins To match, with
braided iringes, at IL reduction OF
:}J to so per cent under regular
prices: sizes as fOilcws:
25O sets, eight by fourteen
quarters, at $3.50 each; reduced
from 1880.
100 sets. eight by sixteen
quarters. at *G.50 each; reduced
from 1890.
no sets. nine hy ten quarters. at
a,G.5O each reduced from F0soo.
100 spts, nine by twelve quart
ers. n $3.50 each! redmeod rom
1880,
500 fancy Momie tloth Sets s".
uaiior quality, rieh hoihefs, hhd
hnotied tiingaH, size eisht hS
twelve quarters, at Ho,oo eaeh J
reduced h'on $500.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
<I(|],)(g\0AQ(A0S y Sons,
Broadway and Stll ST.
HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT.
LEATHER GOODS.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's PoCKETBOoRs IN
RUSSIA SEAL, GALE. ANTIQUE. IVORY. ALLiGA
Tor. AND JAPANESE LEAraERs, FROM Sac. TO
50 10 EACH.
ALSO. CARD CASES, CIGAR AND CIGARETTE
CASES. PURSES. WALLETS. LETTER CASES, FANCY
belts CARD BOXES. AND USEFUL ARTICLES os
EVERY DEsCRIPrG ".
TIE LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
HAND BAGS, TRAVELLfNG BAGS. sArcHELs
SHOPPING BAGS IN REAL ALLIGAToRAND FANCY
LEATfIERs OF ALL KINDS.
GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF BOXES FROM - so
TO - 3s EACH
COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES FROM 81 25 TO So ss
EACH.
LADIES AND GENrLEMEN's DRESSING CASES
FROM gic TO SIS IS EACH.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
Holiday Announcement.
Tiffany G. Co.,
Union Square, N. T.,

Approaching The probability
that for the coming holidays
articles Of moderate cost Will be
generally ChOscn ior presents,
have made careful! preparations
20 meet suCI, demand, and it
every department throughout
their stock Will be found good
selections OF articles at InOdcr-
ale prices bu. Of standard style
and quality.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
HAMpNEHC

800 dozen Cents Ponscc Han dkorcefs i3c each worth
7jc -, ,,.,- -,. ...,
200 dozen colorcl hrocade six ankcrchc'' 6Oc e1ch
hglf urcc six iuleTs whc and cD'urcd ~ and upward
1000 dozen Ladies' all linen initial Aemschcd lIandkei'
clicf. 80 per dozen.
diL.n Ladies' hand eWlirl'rrl lAhdA'i'hit'- "H
aud cuiuIrd l0c cichi worth = -
zoo dozen Ladies French CmDroi rel H1uaK'lchtIs tJc'
each. gOjt yaluc for 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
LADIES'
HANpkE

1000 dozen hcmstitched, all
purc linen, with beautiful fancy
borders. at ~ i-2c. each /; reduced
from zoe.
5000 dozen hcmstitohed, plain
aild with initials. in boxes Of hall
dozen each, at GOc. to +i.5O per
box.
300 dozen ciiiiton's colored
hemstii"hpd ~ soc. per hex oi
half DOZEN
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

Broadway. 4th-ave., 9th and 10Th SIS.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
a |. B u M S.

THE MOST COMPLETE AND LARGEST ASsoRi'
NEXT OF FOREIGN ALBUMS. OUR OWN IhPOkIA-
rtoN ~ LEATHER PLUSH russia GALE M0HOC
co ROTH PLAIN AND DORNAMENrAL.
9OoO SILK PLUSH ALBUMS ~ 49, WORTH AZ 90
1000 DOZEN SILK PLUSH DITTO, BEVhLLEp
LEAVES EXrENSION CLASP LARGE SIZE toh IL
prptAIson Assorted puOro~ - 25 WORTH 20 90.
5000 AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS. @5c. WORTH 7oc'
go DOZEN SILK PLUSH AUTOGRAPH ALBu 'o"
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-03-07

Some of our exchanges say that fruit
buds had been started by the recent mild,
wet weather, and it is feared that the pre-
sent cold snap ,1ay seriously inJure the
coming crop.
Measles have been prevailing to some
extent in the neighborhood of Waldof for
some weeks past. Mr.. +. c. Wilkinson
had as many as eight cases in his tami y
at one time.
The bill t. abolish the marriage license
| by reducing it from 81 80 to 80 cents was
effectuall> killed in The House of Delegates
last Thursday it having been land on the
table indefinitely hy vote of 43 to A..
The latest novelty in bonnets has a
crown of alligator skin. If in wearing
them the ladies take cold, we say to them
confidential. there is no better remedy
for coughs and colds than DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
We return thanks to DR.. G. X. Brown
for an invitation to attend hop in Balti-
more given hy the graduating class OF
dental surgeons. Aud also for an in
vitation to attend the graduation ex-
ercis,s of the Dental College.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-03-07
Local BIevities
" inter has returned.

Winter has returned.
March entered very much ike lion.
DR. Vim. X. Wilmer was in town on
Wedn, sday.
Farmers are active Y engaged in prep4r-
ations tor spring work.
We learn that Mr. Hart, who VAS cut
in brawl at Pisgab as week, has great
ly improved.
Mrs. C. s Despard, of Parkersburg, W,
Va, is visiting her sister Mrs. q. F. Will
liams, at the Rec'ory.
Baseball is already being INDUCED in
by our boys who utilize The public square
tor this purpos'.
The commissioners have been kept very
busy this week striking off and transfer
ring property in the various districts.
Mr. John G. Chapman, Jr., who was
kicked so severely by horse not long
since, is, we are glad to say, again on his
feet.
The ladies are now wondering what
kind Of bobnets they will get in the spring
We hope it win be head covering and
not "a top knot n
Stree the cold set in the roads have be-
come pnss.bly good. The cd state of al
fairs may he looked for, however, as soon
as thaw, comes. D.
The auction sale Of goods in the sore
of Mr.. Geo A. Wade wi be continued to
day and tomorrow. If you want to buy
bargains be on hand
On account OF the bad condition of the
public roads the lrnten services at the
various churches have thus far been but
poor y attended. -
The commissioners meetings this weeh
have attracted many people to town
Every body is anxious to have something
taken from their tax assessment.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-03-07

Information reaches US that on W edneSday
morning about 10 O clock daring assault and
attempted outrage was committed on Miss Ann
o. Welch, a Young white woman living in a
small house on the public road to GlymontJuSt
above Mr. McCarthy's schoolhouSe, by An un-
known negro, who entered her house for the
purpose. Mr. Mccarthy, who vas in charge
of his school at the time, was aroused by the
screams of women in that direction and, in
company with some of the neighborS who had
also heard the alarm, repaired TO the house OF
Miss Welch They found her clothing covered
with blood and her throat and face bore the i'm
print of the fingers of the brutal assailant and
were much swollen The story told 10y the
girl is that she was sitting in her house, with
no other companion than little girl about
years old, when an unknown colored man
knocked at The door and asked permission to
warm his feet, which she granted. Entering
the house and approaching the fire, he imme-
diateiy commenced an attack upon her, Selling
her b, the throat with murderouS clutch and
endeavoring to throw her upon the floor. She
said she resisted by thrusting the scissors which
she held, into his face and after contending with
him for some time he was frightened away by
the screams of the child, before he had accom-
plished his purpose. The blood upon the wo-
mans dress, our informant thinks, must have
come from the wound she inflicted on her
stilant with the scissors, as no wound was seen
upon her from which blood would have flow
ed No pursuit had been made of the assalant
when our informant left the scene OF the as
sau.t and no one seemed TO be aware Of his
identity.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-03-07
The Shad Season.

Shad and herring are just about entering
the Potomac river from Chesapeake bay, and
it Will not be long tefore The famous Potomac
shad ca be bought 1T very low prices. Sever
al winter seines are now in operation, and the
spring seines will begin in few days. Win
ter seincs are only about one mile long, while
spring seines extend from FIVE 10 eight miles
some Of which are operated by steam machinery
Captain Robb has gone down with bis spring
Seine and crew. The seine is about FIVE miles
long and the crew consists of fifty men. He
fishes at THE Gums" Capt. Wm. knight
who fishes at Ferry landing, is the principa
steam operator. His seine is eight miles long
Very few Potomac herring have been caugh
so far, AID they have brought high prices
Ele1ondria Gazette.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-03-07
The Tobacco Warehouses.

Mr. John 7. Bond, Of Calvert county, the
newly appointed inspector of No. 3 State to-
bacco warehouse, was on hand Monday, and
Mr.. Raley, the retiring incu mbent, had a full
force at work taking eek prepare tory to
turning over his office 1t was understood that
Mr.. Sedgwick, former register Of wills for Cal
vert, will be appointed chief clerk and Edward
Grifi h, Of the same county, shipping clerk
The other places, as stated, will be divided be
tween ST. Mary's and Calvert counties, at the
suggestion of the Governor, and Messrs. Bond
and Raley will visit Annapolis on that bust
ness Mr. Bond is the only new inspector who
has been confirmed aud qualified. The South
ern Maryland toba eco people talk Of contes,inl
the validity of the appointment of inspector!
outside of their territory. They claim tina
the intent of the law in its spirit is to have fou
nspectors from the tohacco-growing counties
and that Baltimore county, for instance, is no
one of these, although it may grow "A litt!,
tobacco - Baltimore San Of Tuesday.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-03-07

Reso ltions relative to the planting OF
fore 8, trees in the State of Maryland, have been
introduced by Mr. Randall in the House The
resolutions direct the Governor TO issue pro-
cl.maiion annually, desig mating day in April
for the planting of forest trees, to be known as
"Arbor Day. and recommend hat TIE day
be devoted by the people of The State 10 that
purpose and especially iecomus nding to par
ents and to teat hers in public schools, that they
encourage their child eR, or those under their
influence, to plant, or transplant, at least one
forest shade tree on that day, by the side OF a
public road or about their school houses or
homes "A similar law is now in :orce in other
States, no ably in Ohio " here ''Arhor Dly" is
celebrated as public holiday and the time de-
voted to tree planting. If Mr. Randall or some
one else, could, by means of n oral suasion or
otherwise, prevail upon some of our good citi-
Genes of this county to cease wasting their
Young white oak timber for railroad ties, we
believe it would serve as an ''ounce of reven-
tion'' which would be better than pound of
the cure'' he seeks to provide.