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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16

0a95 dozen R.nti. s,HSVttssnn, ntVolss ~ %
do. &c. do. , j eases q ~. h,ii,;.n,, Eunion
bulk, 9diie. n cs,'s n - nnSA'nk Pe"ners'
Grain and Produce.
wh.a, ,...,.' =. : =, .
os wnessssSnoce No J. zoe Ne. ?, Csc, No s. eoc
cs,n az .S" ~ rar,ey' 3OaSsci rye, Aai0c :
,sas,,, 4. S eneilcu pc nay, loose from the
bran, To- ncr I ca e sSn ps,e nay, ~ soalo So
s
N"pif nrS Goods
prints -- Standard prints, novelties, 81,
PC, berkshire fancy Sic, RamApolancy,
ttci Lowell fancy, sc; Gloucester fancy,
?sci Hartford fancy, ale; Lodi fancy, SC Char
YET Vak fancy, &C. Auburn fancy, SIC, Ham
Cheeks, 5lc; simpson black. ooi sphinx Turkey
RED, tlci Vienna oil, ne; shelby robes 5c Nav
side crotons, &c River Point robes. Die; liam
ilton fancy asc; Allan,s fancy, SIC, Steel River
fancy, aici Windsor, SIC; liolton fancy, SO;
Marion fancy, BE-; Arnold, Ole, Dnukirk fancy
sie; fenwick medium, llc, lIartel fancy, SO
Ms,snchester fancy, 5lc; Tlyoll shlrting, aic
Alen's shir,ings, tic slater solids, Sic, Dur
nam solids, tlc; Berlin solid colors. ole; bar.
clay purple, &c; Aliens double pink. be- ~.
Ton fancy, DC, star and Crescent turkey rcd
print, ne; Globe turkey red print, dc. Frank
lin turkey red, 7lc Washington fancy oil
prints, 1lc; Washington fancy oil blue prints
bici simpson solid Black, 9; simpson Silver
gray, " Montgomery fancy. II Belmont fancy
lAi berwick fancy, o.; Concstoga light, b
Conestoga blues, 81; Contes,oga satin, 81
Heavy Brown shceting--Atlanta 4 4 ~, &C
american a, 800 croydon G, 5lC. Great Fall,
y, &C. Black Hawk, &c, Boot e., &c
focAsset &, &c; sterling, &c; Consideration
tci Dayton {, 4ic. Rutland c G., 81: Utics
/ e., ~ Inches, Al; Glendale, 81, Admission
$50; FoNhall ~, u Enterprise r b, a; AIRY.
] Sle, " Lawrence, l. l., 81 Tam O'Shantcr, 81
! IuWhattAn ~ ~; Chapman a., 81; Kentucky
AA44 ~ Belfast Il, ~, q; Rose Valley "a, I
/ First Prize a. q.
Bleach Cottuns- bonneville a., 6lc; sigma
~, &C; Our Reliance, 5lc Full Value, &c
/ Elletton ici Hope ilc, farwell, fic; Daisey
| NC; Trump Card, 5lci Diamond nm cambria So
] lonsdale cambria lie; Chapman y, 1. Amor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16

saddles Raised stamp, California, s45 Goa
"a ~ plain California. - 08dJG %; Loose
coru,, sssil tree, - % 80 ~i ued
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16

GALVESTON, TEN, Sept. l5.-spot closed
firm.
Ordinary u good ordinary SIC; low middling
-l6c; middling Is l6c: good mlddlng
8 l5.l6c; midding fair 9gl0c
Gross receipts 1888 bales sales l3l9 bales (;
exports none; stock 1881.
Futures opened and ruled dull, closing dull
to points higher except october, which is
unchanged.
Total sales 400
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16

ks<eu, lie per sal. Crooks. glazed, lOc per
Eal' DRIED peachcs, 10 Ice. Indigo, $50 n Bluc.
w .sNdh " dozen. Colcman's mustard 81 70
90 q. ov dozen Maccar0ni. imported. l5c n.
Amerlcan. .5c box, buckets, two hoops, 81 20
uo.en Wen buckets a o. dozen. Rrooms II Is
a. ~ uosen. Brilliant oil, hbls, lie; Eupion
40, x'ei DO, % cases s. ~, brilliant cases
" w DO, l-l2 cases. 81 81 Rakinr poWdcrs
Oalk, 9alic; b cans 81 7S6s 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16

lifeNAHCr, n. ~, sept TIC a5i4s
mi1z ~ IA tAs nasgais " Nogs case
thss non.ag IbA eoort Hia in-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16
HOME BEAUTIFUL
DECORATIVE ART NEEDLEWORE.

lust irsuca. the G 70 those who love
summer supplement- y fancy WORK. IL hlse
rf my Catalogue, contnlnf cuts hnd
s.Home Benutifnl.' descriptions ahoN.
u contains thcM ing low ~ GU
largest number Of u ~ ann inakn IirsnL
iustrationh and De "A FAfih fLoML LES
seriptiOns Of horcfiss w lhls y ny ~ vnlt
Of any book pre- = nc tapsi lnfttnellte
.vfOuHiy published. poOt "uls ana y Mcil
IL T. fnl 81 inter n worm me price "a
est 10 dealers and " cents.
Mrs. r. @. FARNHAM,
A4 Needlework Establishment,
10 West Iltb street, N.Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16

Wheet-Choice, No. !, zoe Ne. 2, csc No. s, eoc
oals' SAW; barley. 30d55c; rye. asaiOc
corn, car, Sec; shellcd SIC hay, loose from the
wagon, " 70 per ton; bale hay, - aOalO so
or"n' OOc per 100; choW, 81 % per 100,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16
CAPITAL PRIZE, SIS, 900.

Application Tor rates 70 clubs should be made
only 20 the on1ce OF The company IN Sew or
Tor further information. write clearly, giving
fuii address
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-16
COTTON MARKETS.
Receipts at An United states Ports.

PoRrs. ANS TINS This Last
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

Nm ihe Albania cors,.tuilon.

I.on the Atlanta Constitution.
Ny name is Msry Chspmal, aui |
live a. the corner 81 Williams ana Cox
sHsSts. Atlanta. | hare been y dread
sui Sufferer from scrofaia and running,
"a'ing scroialoul ulcers Tor ak wears,
Have been waited nppn curing the
Una by seven Atlanta pAysicians, but
hey failad % sure me. l Also as Il
V IN u sdvertisea ren sd,es withrus
he least benefit. Wa, being ,nus
't-s1~o grew worse 81 the time.
>oiolu'eus sseti,ngs or bath sides ct
my meek, which became running, ~ =
log sores, fleeing my throa,, aoush
1nu nose, Tue eating sores on NY
neSA were usss Of corruption almost
down 70 tile bones. My throst became
"a much silsctsd that / could scarcely
az iloR, my food lodging In n porti nj
H turoat, | lost ms Appetite on.
'hs ", lost my flesh, aud WAS reduced
"a 60 pounds WEIGHT beipg a m.r,.
sselutou. My whole .ys,em hecam
erlihly poisoned, am. hi a fearful con
dillon, Ia this condition co Anenced
tue nss Of h. b. b. aad found reat re-.
lief Ia tho first bottle.
when l had USED hva bottles my
nealth had 30 much improved that the
uic4rs had all healed, the swoiiipg sub
Stied, my appetite returned, my skin
became scbve. my strength returned
aud lgsined Al pounds OF flAsh Tam
u9W nea'thy, tat ard hesrty, ano am
ehia 20 DO Ms much work nv an,
WON al, snd lee! as hsppy ~ larS.r
Address i. d. b. Co.,, Atlanta, Georgia
DC oae copy OF their shook OF won.
duYsv free.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21
Preparing to Encount.r Disease.

The prevalence of malarisl disor-
tass being dependent upon initiated
ciadiiiops OF atmospheYaand water <.
, certaiu regions, III course, inevite
bis the grand question, therefore,
presents Itself to every restden. Of 4
'"ver stricken locally H.: "Wnat
antaas shalt ! ADOPT TO .scap tne
lioaded srnurgs?' Far tn IA OF &
eontlry Hostatter's S5cmsrn YlttaYs
aHt basa the embod,.d ans yer - this
quSs i9D. a tn'cNlM populated ana
'parseiy set led distiirts i'ee, In tow Il
aud in country, it hiss gtlnrded coo-
sttnt protection againA. mslsr,ai IN
lfe,ipD to those who have used it. |
arsd'cstes aud pf.vants with euusy
COR alnty, iever aud agus, btl.ilns, re
HiS.s at, cam. ague ahp asue c ks aod
Hlilles also tho perpicmns STEER a
eGis 4 using persi stHat,Y the hurtfu
algAloin n plate 81 q lir ge. IL aist
remedies, S,t1 thoFcnghnass, dyspen-
y lVor tompiaint, ~ So cation, oe
bllty anp iBeumatifn,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21
sea MYsrn Y oLvgp
ne rloDDbIo re orl1o olIy OF ,Ioslou.

Tire obabio F4ie of lilo CIV of ,,oston.
An I'D Se, aptai :. St,rv
Sf....,..a, %
v, h's -
cf"Woea "'ta pa''en sersi seized iora
iorrigp shore.
Sse neve- .ntar.d MANI
nao Al,
wv u.s. o'he'' "hou iNe
hfIee Wino h>Wl s0g danger i} on ov-
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21


ni1l. he no p4'.fsres witi his
4. hb0s bezia,ss ; oti. w.lrart al
- ..s3 ANN, WI ~,
49, s"'
ham - IS i'cArs 80 'AS0 oGs
,moteg. If ti4 prlsr o'es cf Lrese
.,sA.s a., i.r eas..srr,,,e.. o.s
III pseisf atisr ieal'sa, they
pug ~ 10y hlfst 0as's' s. m'n.
.,IS sI i ass s,,,,,.. I I, ~. ~
sser sar "a easraon ssN r ~auEi
lei - i{rq ~ 9 Eim y, ,s-
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y are
tve or
iIs'I ~ ~ - 70 nave
w ~ VI, ~ :" E ~ fihs ~ rlic
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rss ags M ,s - saf', '"elr
uSu'ts
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w u"s "'"N ~ y one
sl,,.,e 5000 -. - % we
1Uir ftllSt IN iif titH kFttiNtfffsFN mn
ho IN "a o,,ef men. a,,8 ~ =,
MA Wben he tn.jkts IN az
fmu nioas res iAsa ina M
k0uld s,sp ia and .ian hi.n ,,;tS
Eu band, LEI toen w. alf ;nAsa.
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eec,, o.Aer es oau.e vi XII u.
op AM pstbtas. Il ,ea, a,a sn
mao, bur In, laoma.,t N. vt..arr.t.
n, ~ anngbs,,a ~ d !" , l"'o''s'
jt o,lcl ~. SUlears bay,, hsoo.,,
bold and ceiisu, en9 eer ma.
WIZ t"p ., a : y &. 4 sfrl
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s,g -, ,''s 80 .ys,' i9sn ~ s. rsa
hers ron, tD,l,,w f.s iii.,t, u go
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0yo Q, q IA in,osatln ha.,
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Eilyemeiies t,r sil. va e.a. ..fs4airts
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21
TITS t0a90N CAN.
FoL1 RULING or THE BOARD
On APpss' From he Ealisg 81 the su-
rosint-aas of L rrati shs
count Judge ordered rrsst
tAe cert sioste a. Va "a aad
apprse tho q ccaunts.

'rt'-'' 'n' eea"nts.
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= f'if iof err 4 ave as 81 nuc
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fal.,l. OF ide peard l.. inil;
lNs~c ttoeAinetst i,,,-j ~ ali,
.,tb u.,t s.,,,,,.s, Pom tn,, ,ni ,,.,F',,
,.,,Hr tnt. adtut,s onaiin fm.trn
q j.. Couryn. fa,,t a ~, ,ha -..t
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s. a.-. ...alr44Y n ~ ~, -,
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on{ttt. oi X nart o,,. n, l.S, ~ 1901
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q IS. 81 i d a 81 Ttr....fr,n ,.,,...t.
IA Is lSSs Cocoa sre..n,,. .,c,'
4 iil, IN no ,i,en ~ .w a,t ="
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

Whie muney he close. wagrs Bnt
nrires lUs, expenses A'IAaiii nn ca
Gown ~ every hOueeh0ld. EAchHrlt
(, he watch wult iut Nuimr-. Head -
pa,,uts hiils To- slraSa ltnal.pt NJ
htnse a .ntllp o. m. iio~afxu's ruf.l
frn lang A,rap. Stu, 3 ruvgi
etsntls. relieves Ccnsnnpl nr.cit
coup anu priu IN tee rhe4 ~ |4|
n,slst- Is a JUS the remedy m, ~ /,
times. PROV % .cen1a. aud 81 k1<>
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

f0sRRsSEsUNeA RD BeE 'nfYgo The cogplexov

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and detects i &. sci ~ Ss a
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bcng sorcy b he ,p Office % nugss lhiaso
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Ds a Sss pa Az o wns aua @ Sq
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Z, u na ws .n sSgN a M m q Ssn
Chemists SAN "a ias cam en- on ca tsp m
ioSs ga saS S @ 81
LINZ 6sTt ,es t sqs h ~ u s% sce
%fai s'Aoa ladies' l. 8s
n ,a"n Nevada, nsohaerr-. aees,ns ra,a
Fam I,nan" 'r'. sr"'' sad"ns onra arae Kellogg
Fam, pss A"es tass, sarahJewett
800 F'' '"ssss"sss And othors.
ass AssSs ss Il HSa ssf Y,
isae M"lsme . yos Seom ca fm
AorlrSA phrr,
s. es,s I! ; SEE MI s ssaEs 'sa' r
ID WJrIONa:
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wed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

Jus, rere'',d n -. We Pow rom
t,. anH oItaf.H DHIH tNtir iiIal
atHw rtel.d p'- iutN, Hnrl
ot.uf t.. ~ 81 lp 4 c. = Uut
60 irg' phANinus &C. hey
iHiV1. ynte ,tt are sel TX las. u v'
sf.st lie Mecca
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

is,flsr, OiUaA Esd SAL EsrN
Iln lAr.tst 800 .Hf At llN'
~ s.es' spf caiidfeH'a wraps tHi sa
U lns city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

Ju. rs rs
lfpl AAr ~ nitiV lAet
'ifss- -i.ts
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

Jus .,y nqte.c u, >eui''s Coens
tt"n sa5 Pnosph u For snio by NJ
~ ISIS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21
I'D lotions:

, Sa Tn GoMrtE s e., ter the eue a. rr
dry rsiH's p"e
q Y i.vni.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

X ~
shss' \. iho'- 1. + +. IS. z q. 4, ~ ~ =. T
s cq' ". I, ~ sa e /. X! Z.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

en The ws,kirsmeu cease weai-
plsnn's hats we VIII know that
gutl Il sflsctve. Only this. few
<rmen ever old wal itm. A
1'oss nave plenty ui cash ~ to
beach up 20 = Ste'spp, bns they
Ahs nrt N ihe W iihel. Icstt-
! ~ Nu.'s Exaniln~r.
koAE sifA,rErs
( 1tp.rs ~ Wasnlnx ,a are
IVA p vllh circular;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

q Vs. socks al Butc " b. sos Main
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21
MNroNAI
EDuoArioNAL.

Vae Fart Ntrh Mat want 900
n - Day - tne SHe Uqiyarsi
= A.. nncs nor jiku taeid tbRttb.
, io b nia sprud q, mceo Ui9tef !
elVius | 90 hINR g i'.gr efi.-
e9m@onso1oei tdnca,iNs Houston
Ago,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

"'H' WV fNlE NJ tNNtt l'N1IoNN
Pee McLseu's dsotion ilihe Govt,
putty conaty-.1a, con- 04i ana CAV.
70 rexsresl8, IL mado C0qut
|Iai mud. Il the JUDGES hai know
p tha decision msnb have beel
)nrwlss. a iow ~ueka $500 when h,
Pb,oitioD QUESTION WIS beng dts
fsti, su,Ho y p rs sit y ~ea un'
|n1craii', anc q uliitWtNt b nj
tsse ah vlith uOsu. the Mgi Iliti
\ being ID mnrrslir. reSnNtn-
over teo.thir of ito vntes o.
|io unun'y, nNu Cole To- save ~
wrong Wbornp -rttt yuNr & man
~ nlking sbagt u aver ct aud
p)'ries N unpsa' aaon ID Ne GOA
pue Of ,ho PR urd igunWve and
Fng incrn iiAtvncle lhsa dwell
|hin iir.--iiseunviii0 AppeN.
vSroriuN NgH EEnops.
pm DAIhAs HGRALD says: 'CHp
SewN,r c'sins to have used the
u Consider whAn lac mnANt con
= mud upn 'h.s a'leuly 81 eount
he,o tse woldA tAo whule OF tbs
Mt strike It Cs'pesion was foua,i
Eorno rooti he @ i,bt.tet
cld i4', snii-tea q $50 yes' Ina
pisusls bp rtsoil az y M .sni Or
l.lnp OF iIe ttU iit Nutl 'Nt'
iconrs fntpA.f Ae etd emu a.
eretrtl ~ he siiirsia ~ iHV q.
beat, the q liclr "a WI en- tney go
td Nas htiV 20 40 ltasuaahIu
echnr ,houl Kivt ~ ~ attention
k'udy ~ n,elsith Va The use u
Aalu.- 81 ssfln sifie Bee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

Iii, therefore, ordered by n maj r-
,alt connty Judge treat tho said csrrin.
a q nis contract with said rus oss
yard no A evoked: NJ d ~ ne or a a
WIS nave Nh1fgee 10 prefer iainH, sil q
isfchrr, thuy muss prose' them 10 the
20 ,rt NJ, lrmsierA ~ tho sad -cnhN 80
Vo 'f.tu IN me community snd by the
paopir oNgu2iut ~ al the f'c,s.
Toe secretary al tho In rd VI ,duci.
,inr VIII furnish tho copnty Judgs -
Rlbsriaeu c uety And the sun &. Il.
C0hIon e,ch W Ia "A copy OF this rating,
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-16
The Late Er-Gorer nor Kanoa.

During the early part Of this cen
fury, 1902, the late Ex-Governor P.
Kanoa was born in the south eastern
part of Hawaii. Very little or nothing
is known Of his early life. His first
public position was as secretary for the
old Governor Kaniaimamao. He held
that position for number of years; after
resigning from that position he was APP
pointed as chancellor under Dr. G.. p.
Judd who was then Minister of Finance,
resigning to fill the Governorship of
the Island OF Kauai in IS47, which he
held up to 1877. He then after leading
long and conscientious administration
retired into private life as one of the
most popular chiefs among the foreigners
as we'll as natives, in the Kingdom. He
was member of the Privy Council of
State, House Of Mobiles, Knight Com
mander of the order of Kamehameha l.,
also Grand Officer OF the Order .Ha-
wall His untmely death brought forth
expressions Of sympathy and respect
that very few ever command. He died
at the age OF eighty-three years
The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon at half-past three, with the
proper ceremonies. The body was
escorted to the church by detail of
the Police. Leleiohoku Cavalry Guard,
Ahahui Opiopio Imipono Karistiano
Kaumakapili, young Mems Christian
Association the Kaumakapili church,
Major Baker and aides, Mamalahoa,
Queens Own, Kings Own, Princes
Own, Kings Guard, Honolulu Rifles,
also about two hundred mourners.
The hearse was drawn by the Poola
society by means of a long mourning
covered rope. His Majesty's staff and
carriage, Governor Dominis and staff,
and some representatives of the Privy
Council, were also in attendance.
The band lead the procession, play
ing in a most effective manner. The
hymns "Safe in the Arms of Jesus" and
"Nearer My God to Thee" awoke in
the hearts of those listening many ten
der recollections of long ago, probably
bringing to mind the sad sacred
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-16


Our Maui Correspondent writes .
We are having glorious rains on Maui
and the canes are blooming out beauti-
fully. l hear that the Japanese labor
squabble has been ventilated in Norway
The D,ammens Biad copies the SIN
Francisco Ch,0niele which gave a
curdling account Of the brutality with
which they were treated. The crime
of the AdOe,tiser in publishing the un-
confirmed and lying complaints Of the
Japanese sea lawyers was infamous
and the result cannot be estimated. 1t
will breed another lot of lies to fight
when the Reciprocity is up before the
next congress. The new skating rink
at Paia is nearly ready for occupation.
This valuable effusion is for your use
but not as mine please.
Although the programme for the
Regatta, which was published by au
thority, contained the entry of the Ka-
piolani Club for the cup race the
following letter was received by them
Saturday morning "To the Officers
and Members Of the Kapiolani Boating
Club: Gentlemen | am instructed
by the regatta committee Of the Ha-
waiian Rowing and Watching Associa-
ton, to notify you that the entry Of
your club in the six cared race, senior
crew, to take place thes1 9th inst, cannot
be accepted under the rules of the
Association, and therefore, return here
with your fee of ten dollars deposited
with your entry. l have the honor to
be Your Obedient Servant, ]. E. Wise
man Secretary Of the Rowing Com
mitteee.
1t is not very often that any Of our
dignified officials indulge in a public
brawl, but when they do the common
everyday citizen had better beware.
This fact was pretty well demonstrated
last Saturday evening at the Central
Skating Rink. According to the report
given, the young youth Of quiet mien,
who sells tickets or fills some other po-
sition near the entrance of the rink,
passed remark that was not to Mr..
Jones liking. Mr.. Jones forthwith
gave vent to his virtuous indignation
by slapping that part this young youths
anatomy that is generally used in
making winning smiles and be-
witching glances. This young youths
papa, who was standing close by, think
ing that his sacred privileges, of which
he was sole proprietor by virtue of his
paternity, we're being intruded upon,
Immediately proceeded to make it
Hart (hot) for the cause of his mighty
wrath, by cleaning the road with him.
The young youths papa found the
streets in such bad condition that he
was compelled to give up the job and
consider himself not good superinten-
dent. The trouble finally came to an
end by each Safeguarding each others
character to their heart, content and
then separated.
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remembrances Of some dear departed
mother, father, brother, or sister The
Rev. H. II. Parker conducted the last
sad rites, at the Kawaiahao Church,
speaking very highly in his remarks OF
the many good and noble qualities OF
the deceased, of the strictreligious life he
lead, and the good fruit his jealous
work brought forth. The choir rem.
dered appropriate music that caused
many eyes to be wet with tears. After ser
vices the body was inferred in the same
vault in the Kawaiahao Church yard
where the remains of his mother and
father now lie. He leaves widow,
and daughter, also son who is the
present Governor Of Kauai.
The decorum of the troops was
excellent, speaking more eloquent than
words of their careful and thorough
training.
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Hascaii Notes.

The beautiful missionary barkentine
morning Star will be gladly welcomed
on her arrival at Hilo, as we'll as her
noble Captain.
Rain in abundance is falling in Hilo
and no knowing when it will cease as
it usually rams when it makes bust
ness of it, and comes down as though
it did not cost anything.
The skating rink at Hilo is being
rapidly built. AS there is no public
hall it will be occasionally used for fairs
and public meetings, and will be an
accommodation until money can be
secured for a public hall.
Hilo is pleased to know that her
former missionary DR.. c. H. Wetmore
will go on the next trip of the morning
Star to assist those who need him on
the islands, and glad to know that his
daughter Lucy will go with him. 1t
will do much good to those who are
doing such grand work.
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PASS ENGERS.

From Maui, per stmr Likelike, Saturday,
November IAN Paiko & wi, w II Daniels,
ID Toomey, A NJ Sproul, G Wilder, w Ii
Cornwell, ID ID Hawkins & VT, A II Smith,
G Weight, Mrs Baker, Miss Landlord, VIM
Landlord, L Winter, M Kealoha, G Kraup
& wi, Mary Antoine and 81 deck
From Molokai, per stmr Mokolii, Saturday,
November I4--P Brown Mrs Hart, ID Lokana,
Mrs Amea, Kuamo & 40 deck.
From Maui and Hawaii, per stmr Kinau,
Saturday November I4-H X Field, Miss
Joseph, Miss Miller, NJ smith, DIR Bidwell, A
Brown, f A Douglas, G r Setley, A
Geiger, I X Brown & WI, Geo Nakapuahi, W
Rowell c c Webb Miss Emily Norher, Miss
Mary Buckle Miss Annie Buckle, miss Lish-
man, Miss A Lishman, VIM Kinney, C vii.
liams, w L Kaholokahki, w Lumaheihei,
Judge E Preston, w A Whiting, H Austin
& VT, ] Wahineaukai & WI, Stuppcbeen,
Mok Koki, ] Nilipo, w L Wilcox, Lee
Chong, w Fehbehr, S Roth, w II Patten,
Miss F Wight, ] Bright, w Agong VT & 2
childrens, and I'D deck passengers.
From Kauai, per stmr Planter, Sunday
November Is-Rev ] Hanaike, o Scholtz
Guerrers & VT, Mrs F NJ Simpson, Capt
Ross, w Basdell, w C'Dart. Chinese and
IS deck.
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@eneral advertisements.
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GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT.

beg to notify the Public in general that I
have opened an Office on MERCHANT
STREET, in conjunction with Mr. J. A..
Magoon, for the purpose Of attending to the
wants Of the residents Of the Hawaiian Islands
who may need an Agent.
do not con6ne myself alone to the Bust.
ness Houses, but also to the domestic class
who would wish me to attend to any matter of
business, especially to making purchases either
in Honolulu or San Francisco in any line Of
General Merchandise.
To the Business Houses will give my
careful attention in all matters pertaining TO
General Business, viz /, Adjusting and Col.
lecting Accounts, Distribution Of Bills and
Circulars, Custom House Entries, Buying
and Renting Real Estate and Personal Pro-
perty.
ar All Legal Documents will be carefully
and neatly drawn up by Mr.. J. A. Magoon.
BY attending to all matters entrusted in my
care in careful, courteous and neat manner,
and with quick dispatch, hope to be favored
with part Of the public patronage.
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