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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1885-04-07
/. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

liUOAlII INIELLlGENSlf rs 3
. sTuEsDSY ArRIL7, lssS.
TERMS OF rHE N NEWs AND III IIlsALD.--
8 Tri-weekly, edition. four dollars per aipisetf'1
n advanced. Weekly edition, two dollars
per ram In hadyancc; t~oSdollals nilt
fifty cos,ts per aaisatn., If not paid In I'D I'D
RATES ron ADyERTIsIEe.- One dollar
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ton, and fifty cents per inch for each sub
3 sequent insertion. These rates apply tt
payable. strictly in advance. Obituaries
ana tributes OF respect are charged for as
fB advertisements Marriage notices, and
simple announcements OF deaths are pub
lished free, and are solicited. LiDeral terms
for contract advertisements.
ts.l.t .fgs;,l lhptsseinents. th,G Z.
Found-r.See notice. 81.
Attention--M NJ. B. McMastor, Secre-
Y tary.
Wagner, Jr.- Moses Clowney, Buck
head, S. C. 5.<
a Local Briefs. #
There was o very largo crowd in
town on last Saturday, but close OBJ
servers say that there was OH astonish-
ingly, small amount of capital repre-
sented.
Some rogue Of tho lowest order
entered the garden of Mrs. s. G. Gail
7 lard OH Saturday night and stole a
number of 'fowcrs--some of them be-
4 ing rarc varieties. We wish the thief
could be caught.
Don't forget the skating contest at
Boag's Opera House tonight. We
omitted, in Saturdays paper, to men.
tion the prize writing desk-for tho
+ best girl skater Twelve to sixteen
years old), and the priZe-a photo
graph album for the best boy skater,
between tho: same ages.
In THE TRIAL JUSTICE Court. The
State as. w. E. Weir, charged with
{ ncgligcntly allowing MS stock 70 trcs-
pass on tho lands Of another, was sub
mitted to jury and q verdict of not
guilty was found.
a LOVERS QUARREL.-On Saturday
n Juvenile offender of tho African For
suasion was arraigned in the trial JUS
tice court, for striking his sweetheart
on tho head with rock. Her parents
were opposed to such familiarity OH
his part, and hence his trial. lie was
convicted.
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ON THE GO.-Wo arc told that two
suspicious looking fellows were seen on
Sunday loaiing around the freight depot
inspecting the machinery OH the plat
form. They woro store clothes and
the appearance Of cosmopolitan gen
tlcmcn who scorn both q local habita-
ton and name. What direction they
took on leaving is not known.
The WATER SUrpLY.-Thc following
is the report of tho policeman on the
water supply measurements taken OH
Monday morning:
..- .. , It. in.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1885-04-07
Men Think

fhey know all about Mustang Lin.
iment. Few do. Not to know is
not to have.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1885-04-07

In THE TRIAL JUsrlcE CoURr.-Thc
State as. w. e. Weir, charged with
ncgligcntly allowing MS stock 70 trcs-
pass on tho lands Of another, was sub
mitted to jury and q verdict Of not
guilty was found.
National Republican., 1885-06-06

The District Of Columbia by informa-
tion proceeded Somo timo since against
dealers in the center market for failure to
procure license for carrying on busin css
in that market and they resisted tho pay
ment Of tho tax on the ground that it
was illegally imposed and now propose to
test IL in the higher court. Col. William
A. Cook appears as attorney for many of
the dealers and in tho case of George
Emmert yesterday obtained certiorari
on tho information fled against him in
the police court and will carry the case
to the general term. The question to be
decided is whether or not tho various
classes of dealers arc subject to license
tax in addition TO tho rent they pay.
Fifteen other dealers were also fined So
and S25 for license fec by Judge Smell
yesterday.
National Republican., 1885-06-06
No Poles on seventh street.

Justice Haguer in tho equity court
yesterday settled the telegraph pole
war which has been in progress for
the past two weeks between the citizens
on Seventh street and tho Western Union
Telegraph Company, in reference to the
erection of a telegraph line on that
street, between Boundary aud New York
avenue. The judge directed that o de-
cree be drawn permanently enjoining
the company from constructing tho line,
and declaring that under the law is OK
isting at present the District commits
sionors had no authority to do anything
with the streets unless for subscribing the
good Of the community. The telegraph
company had doubtless expected de-
cision against them for they commenced
removing tho poles in the morning be-
fore the decision was rendered.
National Republican., 1885-06-06
Dangorous RuiIdinps.

Notifications have been sent by Build
ing Inspector Entwisle to tho owners of
the following property, to repair or re-
move at once: No. 1727 H street, dilapi-
date wooden building dangerous TO life
and lin; two-story brick building in alley
between North Capitol and G streets; wall
on alley in rear Of GIL ID street; wall be-
tween the east and west subdivision of lot
/, square 4Ol; National Skating Rink.
brick work ON the first story fronts of the
the two bay windows have sprung so far
from perpendicular that they arc in dan
ger of falling, and to prevent accident
they are notified to tako out tho two
front walls to a sufficient height 10 con-
meet to the straight portions above aud
rebuild.
National Republican., 1885-06-06
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings OF n Day In
aud About tho city.


II. +. Brandonburg has been appointed
as in inspector in the engineer depart
meut at 81 200 per annum. u. Y. Beggs
has also been made inspector Of asphalt
pavemonts at s. per day.
Lowis w. Cation, Blair school building,
reports that about 2:l5 p. m. Thursday n
silver watch and stoel chain valued at
SIS wcro stolen from his vest hanging up
in tho building at the time.
Joseph II. Baily, 7l5 Eighth street
southwest, protests against gravel being
laid on Eighth street, between @ and tho
river, when concrete or granite block Is
laid in other streets around them.
James Grady, who was indicted with
Maurice Roche for assaulting officer Fitz-
gerald in June, 1883, yesterday pload
guilty in the criminal court, and was sent
to jail for ten days. It was shown that
Roche was the principal assailant Of tho
officer.
The Equitable c. b. Association held
it's sixty-eighth meeting at MaTinis hall
Wednesday, Thomas Somervillc, prosi-
dent, and John Joy Edison, secretary.
Advances were mado to shareholders
amounting to $4,000, at an average pro.
MUM of 95 per cent. The secretary ro-
ported that 506 shares had been taken
since the last meeting in the ninth issue,
making total Of LIS shares, and 215
moro than the November issue.
s--
do hays haA ~ 4
National Republican., 1885-06-06

A number of tho members Of the Iowa
Editorial Association arrived in the city
yesterday. They will remain here IN
ill Tuesday, whom they will leave for
Lexington, Va, by the Baltimore and
Ohio. Wednesday they will visit Har-
per's Ferry. Thursday they will start
for Chicago, stopping at Cumberland,
Deer Park, and Grafton.
National Republican., 1885-06-06

Newman A. Ransom. of Chicago, ILL.,,
and the Railway Register Manufacturing
Company, of Buffalo, N. Y, bya bill in
equity, filed yesterday, against the COM
missioner Of patents, claim that the COM
pany, as Assignees Of Ransom, are entitled
to patent for Ransom's fire register and
ask that the court so decree.
National Republican., 1885-06-06
Cut This Out for Reference Compare Rates.

On limited express trains via Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad you get the use Of Buffet and
Palace Sleeping Cars from Washington to
destination at following rates: To Columbus
$3.50; Cincinnati, Sl4 81. Louis, s2l60, and
Chicago, Sl5. without the use Of sleeping
cars, and travelling on the same fast limited
trains, the rates 10 above named points are (:
To Columbus 5000, time Ia hours; Cinein-
natl, 81, time l6 hours 81. Louis, 5000, time
81 hours and Chicago, SIS, time % hours,
Bear In mlRd that the Baltimore and Ohio Is
tho only line running through sleeping cars on
tlialr iaht limited trains out Of Waihingt0n.
National Republican., 1885-06-06

The Washington and Georgetown Rail-
road Company through its attorney, Col.
Enoch Totten, has sued the District to
recover 1925, the value Of some 500 pieces
of paving stone, belonging to tho com
pany, and which were removed from New
jersey avenue, between B street and In-
diana avenue, by tho District agents.
National Republican., 1885-06-06
Quick Time on the W., o. and w.
Railroad.

The Washington, Ohio and Western
railroad, running through Leesburg to
Round Hill, Va, will quicken the time OF
their trains tomorrow, but tho arriving
aud leaving time at Washington will be
the same as now until the Sunday follow
ing Oath instant), when another change
will bo made and the trains of that com
pany will be run solid into the Sixth
street depot, thus avoiding the tedious
delay at tho junction with the Alexan-
dria and Washington railroad. The
change tomorrow makes all the trains
daily, and affords an opportunity to visit
the country or Belmont Park and return
before 6 o'clock.
National Republican., 1885-06-06

WE propose to force our immense stock by
Offering all wOolens at considerable discount.
lie sure to call If you contemplate purchasing
cloLhingi 1t will pay you Eseman Bros, 7th
National Republican., 1885-06-06

wood, double walled, charcoal filled, carved
panels, and walnut ornaments; improved cir
culation of dry cold air, and all Inside hues
removable for cleanliness. For sale only by
W. II. Hoeke, sol Market Space.
National Republican., 1885-06-06

w. D. Reed, indicted oil the charge of
embezzling $50 pounds of insulated copper
wire from tho Brush-Swan Electric Light
Company in March last, plead guilty in
the criminal court yesterday, and was
sentenced to five days in jail IL was
shown that the man was not in his right
mind ~ the time OF the committing of
the act, and that he has already served
two months in Jail, which accounts for
the light sentence imposed.
National Republican., 1885-06-06
Skin pisensos-.'swayne's ointment" :"

"swaynes Ointment cures letter. Salt
Rheum, Ringworm, Sores, Plmples, Eczema,
all Itchy Skin Eruptions no matter how obsti.
nate or long standing.
National Republican., 1885-06-06

Now our stock is at its height, but II is get
ting late, and we shall make onr prices move
them. Look out for bargains in clothing Else
tailOrs cor 7th IL f.
National Republican., 1885-06-06

THAT nothing succeeds like success has
| passed into q proverb The success of St.
Jacobs Oil arises from the fact that millions oi
| people have found IL the conquorer of pain.
National Republican., 1885-06-06


The question with us now
is to reduce this surplus stock
of seasonable goods, and tits
compelling us to make sacri-
fees, which, under any other
circumstances, we would not
have to do until July I, or
after. From the universal
response of our customers it
is evident that they appreci-
ate the low price inaugurated
by us, in view OF which fact we
shall continue this great sale
throughout the month.
NoTE.-Prompt personal attention
given all requests, communications, or
ders DC. This branch Of our busipess
while on a steady increase is not what
we desire It should be- Customers can
buy as low and as safely by mail as in
person
National Republican., 1885-06-06
An Electric Thief Sentenced.

Mr.. W. D. HUGHES lecture against Infdel
ity in Masonic Temple tomorrow night vii
National Republican., 1885-06-06

"TME is money" Ifyou have bad cold
don't NOPE around and half do your work.
Get bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup take
dose at night and get up the next morning
cured.
National Republican., 1885-06-06
DRY GooDs.
ANOTHER BOMB FROM BosToN.

ANOTHER BOMB FROM BosToN.
We clip the following adj
vertisement from the Boston
Herald
"ono Milton Yards Finest Quality
Ginghams al 12lbc per yard, which is ex-
actly half price"
Amer several weeks negotiation we
have succeeded In buying this immense
lot of Ginghams, at n loss to the manufnc-
turer ofover $50 900 on the actual manu-
fncturlng cost and on Tuesday we shall
offer them on our retail counters at 12Ic
per yanl.
We guarantee that under no clrcum-
stances were these goods ever sold nt les
than 25c per yard, and on Saturday we
ourselves, an well rs others, were selling
them at that price. and we were obliged
to mark our own goods down from 25c to
12rc per yard.
REMEMBER: They are the finest
quality Ginghams, and there never was,
aud we believe thero mover win be again.
another such opportunity TO secure 1no
GInghams at such ridiculously low
price, viz:
12iac PER YARD.
The above goods are now
on sale in our Print Dept,
second floor, alongside Of its
twin bargain at &c., worth
I5c; previously advertised.
Curtain Dept.-We have
a surplus stock Of Colored
Scrims, in handsome Madras
effects which must be dis
posed of.
National Republican., 1885-06-06
Zephyr Summer Corsets-

This corset we have sold for the past five years,
II becoming more popular each season. Hereto
fore we have sold IL at s1c, but this season we
propose 10 run them at Toe per pair. Is spen'
perfectly shaped and extremely durable. Only
Zoe per yard.
makes in German woven, Coutil and Ffonch
Satteen.
National Republican., 1885-06-06

Good oil SILK Dress Shields. DC. CanheId's
with white Stockinette. Also Fedora" and
Perfection" Dress Shields.
French Dress shields, of pure Seamless Rub
ber. covered with White SAtin.
National Republican., 1885-06-06

BY the sale ofthis silk IL is evident our GUS
| toners appreciate buying such excellent goods
| at such an extraordinary low price.
National Republican., 1885-06-06
(Third rloor-Tako the Elevator.)

NIHIEu t HIuUr-IHN0 1Hu 1IeF"10II
Ladies' Silk Hose.-We
have a surplus stock of Pure
Black Silk Hose, double
heels and toes, superior quail
ity, really worth $3.50; were
never before sold for less
than 81 per pair. Superior
quality.
National Republican., 1885-06-06

Dress Shields.-We desire
to attract attention to our
elegant line of Stockinette,
Oil Silk, Rubber, Satin, and
Silk Dress Shields, in an al
most endless variety, from
&C upward.
National Republican., 1885-06-06

We have Surplus stock OF 22.inch All.woo
Black Bunting, which must be sold.
regular prlce........ .....'..'.'.',2oc
Surplus stock price ,-.......,. .,.......-1Sc
National Republican., 1885-06-06

Mems Dept.-Our Mems
Dept. is well equipped with
Boating, Bicyclists', and Tour
lists Flannel Shirts in all the
desirable colors; also Rowing
Jerseys and Boating and Bi-
cycle Hose.
We are showing an elegant stock of Mems
Summer Underwear, which Is well worthy ex
animation.
National Republican., 1885-06-06

Embroideries. -R e m en-
Der the surplus stock reduc-
tons previously advertised
in Embroideries and Swiss
Flouncings, for never before
have we offered such excel
lent values.
Surplus stock Of Silks
National Republican., 1885-06-06

Belts.-Belted waists be-
ing now all the style, we are
prepared with a superb stock,
including many different
kinds and colors of Leather,
imitation and real Alligator,
and elegant Novelties" in
gold tinseled Belts in black,
garnet, and tan shades.
National Republican., 1885-06-06

Surplus stock of Black
Bunting
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-06-20

Class u Native hllies over two years and
under four o. K IT, Princess Liliuokalanis
Cora. 1T prize Col. &. u Judd's Fanny, 81
prize
Class 90 pair native carriage horses over
four year,. James Campbelfs pair hllies, With
.ilset names and tails, ut prize
Class 81. Pair native colts OF hllies under
four year. old His Maiesys kinau and
Eclipse, isi prize - + Dillingham;, King
William, IT,. aud Jet, ID prize.
Class Is. Native saddle animals, horse ~
mare. J. A. Cummins' stallion Telephone,
Ut p'ile
Class IS. Native carriage animals. horse
OF mare. Allen licrberi's Honest John,
honorable mention.
Class 81. Miscellaneous lanes Camp.
bells pair imported shetland ponies, honor.
able mention.
The diploma Of the society has been awarded
to the following exhibitor,
Division Poultry, game chickens, Cecil
Brown
Division tn Agricultural Products. Keg
washed sugar, key No. l sugar and bag Vi
rice. Waimanalo Sugar Co.
Class 3 Fodder Plants Specimens Of Box
nara cloNtfi DiIuslpot clover large, ltaiian
ryegnss, purple mendick, known also as
luccne and alfalfa, and black mendick +.
Lindcrman, l.ihue, Kauai
Glass d Agricultural Implements
l. Improved subsoil pillow, manufactured by
Alex. Lindsay, blacksmith, to Kilauea Sugar
Co. Specially adapted for loosening soil be.
tween rows Of rattoon cane or for subsoiling
the bottoms Of burrows before planting. Very
strong and Of easy draaght. Weight 100 lbs.
Kilauea Sugar Co.
2. Tridentate Cultya,or. Manufactured
by Alex. Lindsay. Intended for use as a sub
soil pillow but may be used alone. thorough,
disintegrates the soil to depth of IA inches.
kilauea Sugar Co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-06-20
Gcneral advertisements.

General ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE PEOPLES WANT f!
J. E. WISEMAN,
General Bushes. Agent.
Rake, carriage
hne piano Tor sale.
nep Eastern top buggy
billiard table in good arlef, With balls and cues
hpe road horse.
uarrAGns To Etst
AZ punahou large md 70 my residence (s story,
contains 10 rooms, aeres Of sround, aresian
we'll on premises. VIII lease or sell-sso nv.
NJ Waikik-s beautiful cottages along the sea-shors
20 rent hne pasturge good water telephone.
Rent singly o. together each So mo, viii .ell
on reasonable terms
On Berctauia street near Aiapai fine re,idenee
contains rooms in all. Every convenience
deep lot. stables, etc. So mo.
tsgr ,y;tb n,ddorl 5rb,, ,,d s,,,l.so e.. ,r,
a. .i.. 49,, H. 4 uG. -, ,-.- Ii
IN, r,,,,,s -, zen, g. IT,, -, ple'' s
s9r,, " ' '''N w. ''"''' GU
on Kin, .,,.., 4, p.b.I, mn. ,,,,,.,,. ...,.,...
= E,si 1900 a $500 49, - ~,
hn. 80, .e,,S NJ nvoimn,hs li''
i,,,,s,.,' ,'iIs' J l w. "''. 81 "o,''
40 "o
m uo,,, &C.,. =, T., ., ,,..,... -. -.
,hs ~. srbs 80 e w" vs.,
80 y, -, ~, e. x '. ,ou' s'ra'' w.
" 'e"'' ''''' 20 W az NO. each-
u,,,s and to, =, ., i..,. -, ..u t.... ..,. ..,.
cnn,,in. = ,crsn'" s,,,,i 80 49, -; ~
fus '''' ''"''N - Pe"'''"' "''"e ''' SINAI
Hon. %, mr., s,,.., .,o,, tr..,. 49,, l.,
''on'e ol '''s n ouee'' N"'S '""e' "eeP '''
on Alakea street-a pleasant room cottage to rent
At Palama new house s.srory, neat grounds
Ne''''' 40 mo-
At Pauoa Valley pleasant S-room cottage and sta
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-06-20

IN promptly landing the infected Japanese
immigrant on fhe quarantine ground, the gov.
eminent ha, done just what t ought have
done With The Maitas Chinese
The regular monthly meeting Of the W e.
T. L will be held in the parlors Of the y VI
G. 4. this afternoon at ago All ladies n-
tefestei in the Temperance cause are invited
to be present
The pile driver will commence work IT,.
morrow with ehiseI to dig gu, the cotal bottom
at the Oceanic wharf There is a depth Of y
feet at low water which will be dug out until a
depth of 20 feet !, made
The stmr Lehua arrived yesterday morning
at O'Clock from Hamakua ports. She brought
3,I92 bag, sugar which were transferred into
the bgtnc Clau, Spreckc, She sails again at
5 P. W. to-day, ior her usual ports.
We are requested To state that there :, no
authority for the paragraph which appeared in
last Tuesday Advertiser, stating that seed Of
the Chinese Lychee fruit tree in the grounds
Of Mr.. G. Along will be distributed to those
applying to Mr. Afong.
The German schr Felix, Captain August
Policy, arrived off port last evening, o days
from French Fngate Shoals. Pilot Babcock
went out to her but the captain did not want
to come in the harbor She ha, got on board
a number OF live turtles, turtle shells, sha,ks
fms, OIL &c. The captain reports passing a
square rugged vessel on Sunday last bound for
this port
Fyf,iav, June mn
The stmr G.. r. Bishop brought COG bags
sugar
The bgtne Claus sprcckels sails for san
Francisco to-day
-Four new cases Of smallpox were reported
at the quarantine grounds yesterday.
The corrected time table Of the Wilder
Steamship Co.. is published in this issue.
William lIoran is out on $500. bail, pend
ing a hearing before the supreme court in fully.
Ministers Gibson, Gulick and several other
prominent men paid visit to the Japanese
steamer Yesterday morning.
The bktne Mary Winkelman sailed for san
Francisco yesterday with 1884 bags sugar
and 200 bbls molas,eS, valued at $40, su Is.
Captain Policy, Of the German schr Felix,
came ashore yesterday morning to try and dis
pose Of his cargo. but there being no demand
for it, he sailed for san Francisco.
The Am. hk. Hope, Captain Penhalow,
arrived yes,erday,ss days from Port Townsend
with lumber. She had pleasant weather viii
n. f. trades. throughout the passage.
The schr American Girl, Captain Moore
arrived OFF port yesterday afternoon, ~ day
from Navarro River, with a cargo Of red wooc
lumber and later in the afternoon proceeded Il
Waianae to discharge.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-06-20
General ADVERTISEMENTS.

castle 8 COOKE,
HosoLutu, J.
Would call attention 20 their Large aud
varied Stock Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Con.i.ting Of the unrisalled PAR. Steel
breaking PiO,c,
The Moline Steel Breakers, aud Funowins plo~. Mo
line steel po~,-all ,i,es-Pianet Jr, Cult.
sators, Dirt Scrapers.
John Dssrs's Gang Flows.
Planters Hoes Of the best make
DrssToNs' CELEBRATED CANE KNIVES
Garden Hoes, Canal Banows, o.
Bows, yokes, Chains Fence
Chains,
Sugar Mill Requirements.
SUGAR BAGS, SUGAR KEGS,
Cum erland Coal.
Sperm Oil, Cylinder, Laro
and Kerosene Oil. Perfect
Iubrcators, Plumbago, Al.
bany Grease, Disston's and
s. and J. Flies, all sizes and
kinds Steam Packing, Flat
and Round India Rubber,
Asbestos and Soap Stone
Flax Packing, India Rub
Der Hose, u to finch, Pipe
and Couplings, Nuts and
Washers finished, Machine
Bolts, all si1es. Cold -pres..d
Blacksmith's, Engineers sn'
Carpenters Hammers. Pipe
Cutters, Wnches, inch to
"a inch, Anvils, Vices, Tube
Scrapers, Grind1ones, Best
American Bar Iron and Tool
Steel, Builders Hardware,
all kinds and styles, Hub
bucks Paints and Oils, raw
and boiled, Small Paints in
OIL, in large variety, Dry
Paints, TIMBER, Venetian,
Red, Ochres, Metallic, &c.
Whiting, German Window
ass'td sizes. Manila Rop
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-06-20

AT Japanese dinner.tables one
frequently sees fish alive in bowl, and,
on inquiry, it is that SLIDES served at the
the repast have been cut from the fish
in the bowl, the skin being neatly sewn
after the cutting. This is done to show
that the fish is fresh.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-06-20

Say, you young woman or young man
who writes a letter containing matter
which induces you to write
Burn this" across its face, it
would be better to burn ii yourself it
as soon as the ink dries. Such letters,
like secrets, are safes, when they so no
farther than yourself.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-06-20

THs Do. g. % Whfmore sailed TOR Port
townsend Yesterday, BOO ballast
The bgmr Mary Winkelman has almost
finished .a1hug ami will ,ail for san Francisco
.a ar riua. W-dnc,i'f next
The stunt LraIaniia arrived in port yester.
s., morning about orIhsk aud sailed again
faf ths la,pnjr. about a. NJ She brough, no
passenger. Or freight ior this port.
The ,tmf LiksHke and the ,tmr Kilauea
flou sail at4r. S. tb, afternoon: the stmr
lame, Make and 'he Nmr James / Dowseti.
SAIL al 5r.st
tn, ,.hr Nanuokawa. brought 600 bags
sugar from KoyIau, the .ehr Waiehu brought
g. bag, nee from Kauai: HE ,chr k1Waiaui
brought goo bags rice from Eoolau.
The tmf Iiaelike brought 972 bags sugar
Is uag, potatoes. aud : horse; also about 30
TOM. of iron from Sprrckelsville Plantation,
Maui. The slmr kinau brought 2,977 bay,
sugar. Is head cattle, horse, 81 hides, 90 bags
hsb, va pkg ,undie' and 20 bags tato. The
stunt lanes Makcc brought $50 bags sugar
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-06-20

No one realizes how many good actors
there are in this country until he reads
thatthree hundredandfif combinations
are to'take the road, and tina, each com
pany has forty performers, with every
performer an artist" You wonder where
the bad actors are until you see the
combinations Try TO act.