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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26
GGrIstairs setter

Mr. Elitor-N few weeks ago we noticed
in vollr PAGER thu Mr. II Ecker u the VI
entity Of R>''lv Rilrc has ~ old we
which has had = pigs in s1"r"ssvr litt rs
in II m nthS me, and that Mr. II would hc
pleased to hear from any one that could
beat this. We are happy to sry we can do
so by hp)fa dozen Mrs J, 7. Ped li"ord
.wp miles cat Of Mt 81. Mares CO | re,
kl,d swine Isl fall tn Il has h" 49 PCS
il ;d'of ell ven months time viz, the first
litter IS, sccOHi Is third -, N king IS pics
in snc 's.jv" filters from Dec to Oct. We,
Ike our fr'cn !. do not 10 i OF wei IN! hut
only OF number and think we can pet our
wight FOOT fo'snoe' IN | AK ihc rex to beat
The mountain for fresh air an fruitfnlne>s.
OCC\SIOEAL.
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26
BUSINESS Locals.
New E'irsn Clearance sale.

The undersigned having purchased TIL,
stock Of GOODS and rented tn, storcroom b..
onyng TO Mr., VIM, l.. Armacost in Grace
ham ore now making q clearance sale, pre-
paratory to their Spring Opening. During
the time that we shall THUS endeavor to c!'al
o + shelves, goods will be sold right down tc
bottom prices and Bargains arc offered in
every line We invite our friends to call
and verify the above statement; we intend
to purchase a full spring stock and arc
bound 10 prepare oar roo for their rcccp.
ton. Is COuLIFLOW FIR & BRO,
mch 26 IF GraCeham Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26

FIVE GREAT BARGAINS. s. We hold thc
manufacturers Dl" Bill, for Ore i..icv Tw"
r ,hrr One Sterling and one Chicago Cot
tagc Or-un every "nr Of them First Class
instruments. We will dspos" Of them sin
should some one desire 10 speculate, we can
Offer the lot at figur tia; VIII leave very
handsome margin for profit. 1t is worth
looking mp as on" offer is d,n1 fdc We haze
wish II turn thcm into lcady cash
mNn II #
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26

New York City hae Thirt en- Climb or
ganizcd 20" the express purpose Of exploding
table" and it Iva done so. Their" have been
ten deaths since its orgariZation, not one Of
whom d'cl within q year after having sat
down IN hic last r,lh ,iiunrr
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26
New Advertisements.

Agricultural Mqrhinrrv--I NJ Fisher.
New T rin-B Cn'l'tow r e Bro Gractham.
W A Quick Ed Farmw"ll Va says in the
wear 1884 he used goo lbs. per acre of frrti-
lizor made from Powell = Pr"porcl Chrmi
ca + on land planted with corn, nj notwith-
Sta ding thc drought, lie made n better crop
than ever got from the same land with S335
nnl $40 frrt lizcr Tive Cdcmicnls only cost
81 90 per barrel in sufficient qr1anity 10 max"
one half ION o. complete ft",iliz"r Brown
Chemcai Co.. manufactures Baltimore Nd
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26

President Cleveland will name the promo
tons oftwo NJ ,ior and tire" brisgadier gen
erals General Hancock will I've retired in
February 1883 md his success :or will hc the
head Of the army upon General Shcridcn =
reircment in 1885
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26

MILK J Mr. Nelson Wiihil" viii start
wa on April 'st, to .rlircr milk to the citi-
zcns of VI 'rhanirs oW He will tHr' Sh
prime article and ,he wagons wiIlrun twice
daily
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26
Local Items.
Ilarion's Telephone Cali 21Si-2.
Sale HseEiS;Gr.

James O. Harnc will sell n lot Of persona
,ropcr,y AMI a wood lot al his residence
IN lev moth Of Foxvnlc on Thursday, Marcl
2D, 1895.
Mrs Kate Snovcll will sell LIT Of house
hold furniture at her residence on Saturday
Marcs, oSth, at o'clock
Peter 1lankcy will sell on Thursday
March &c mile east Or agcrsto~n val
'Inblt lot of stock ,,nl farming imp encn1s
See adv and bills.
Jane. NJ. Barton will sell ~. Of II use-
nod F Grniture horse ana buggy on ',atur,
day Al, cl csth, at | o'clock in Graceham.
G. 3. Andcrs offers At Private Sale the
valuable Mill and Warehous property ct
Double Pipe Creek See bills.
Airs. Sophia S!ouHcr will fclN mile lolt1
Of Franklin Mills o. tn, sday hlrch 81, Il
lot Of household iurni ure
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26
A Clear Skin

is only a part Of beauty;
but it is a part. Every lady
may have it; at least, what
looks Ike il. Magnolia
Ba m bo.h ircshens and
beauties.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26

The sum of all tie appropriations made by
| the Forty eighth Congress is by $l29,2Tl,-
! 800, less than that Of it's predecessor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26

Dlew's Yeast PoNdp, ~ III" pnrest cheap
est strongcs, m,lc, Sold by country mercll-
ants.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26
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nR. HIRAM nJ'IIRMAN,

DIX. iIIHA II 30 II EW AN,
phys Al ana surgeon, takes pleasure in an
~ d vicinity that nc has located here in tie
practice Of III "d;cine.. For Tie present lie
nay be found at
TIE GILBERT HOUSE,
Until lie SEX rrs aN Ut:ine o, s. rpslle1cc f,l
hnsefnnl m,y
He w@al fur her add tia; he has n1i1t to
S:'y ,n,i .op@a by strict ami uDr%Mt doyo1t-
Msnt tn ncr; IA" confidence aud support Of
= discerning }u &c.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26

"A continual dropping on "a very rainy Ivy
and a cD,tcn,io women are alike No
Won 'cr, poor souls, they are such slaves to
headaches. One twenty five cents spent
fora bottle Of Salvation Oh will restore hql-
nOntry in the household.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26
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f':ar s.Bt:.i ;gsissxpi.
Hv.,. ,,t,.c,,.p
How many peoples nave yoU
R2aa"AEs arc ho2'm''@ nUmcroN7
so,,a,.,i, ..ll,. ,vh., i. .r,,i,,,o Wa ,,,,
pou,,,s,.r
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QciTG An AcCIpENT MIR. Coon v III.
hi4r vas drjsing spirited col o' u, Joan
Seton on TAur,la. murn.l- lost,Wl'n / 4u&
aw"r fro;n him ADD ran to tn"n; dant-c
done, one shaft
,rn. u,,,..,, !, ,y,,o 49, n,:,,~ .,,;Gci,,
flowers '9r'o&" Town on MONDAY ""d |" $
day would be plolitr1 mach, if he would
have It,, q few ,,r,v, of Rose W ter on
..c.I
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26

RETURNED --Sir. and Mrs Christian II ~
nam ,urnr las week from an extended
visit to Phi lippsburS where their two
taushters, Mrs $ J. Scott and Mr.. Daniel
Nnuzcr reside.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26

LIME --Nr, Nelson Wilhido will rcgin to
burn lime ,hs spring q, the ki'ns south of
town and he VIII keep stock eons;an "
on hant. during he wear. nch u 81.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26

C0SvAIE9cESr.-.H : &. II. Black and
Ejrs Lows J, Romebnrr. both Of whom haY,
been Ill Of pneumonia are now very much
approved in health
Mr.. William Webb. who had been quite
Ill for about eigh; weeks Was able to be on
'he street again last week
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26

The weather on Sunl1l afternoon last
vas really fine the frs; i, many d Us.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26

NV No..> G.l,'2 , p!aton i, 1,54o,ooo.
M.ul y. the tqNio rot:er weighs $50
pounds her bcr, time j. ooo4
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26
4 l'EJl.Nn.

ToH Bn'mriNG prE"as:;s -N"ssrs, y G.
ii,nrN & Bro . lio e N;,;-, Pc" Go Va,
We're IN town last week. These gentlemen
with Ne sr. Croft anl Seton Of this place
hay" hrra iarrt'v inf T.. stcl togcthcv IN
shj Ping 10 l;ar hr'e ling Steep from Ohio
to Nirginie md tbs Stat The form SIC
owners OF several oc stock farms in Virgin
il and III" parties above me toned haze NJ
ranged tpmake large purchasers of Notewold,
lie" 'st,rslire aud I.nco'n>l!irc sheep in
Ctnl ida as soon a, favorable weather per
NTH They Will import these sheep for
breeding purposes. They are of the long
wool b'cejls, the wool ni,1ining ia q lnelh
Of 10 to 81 irche. Il is preferable TOO 20
import from Canada, rather han from L =
land direct, oTing to the e t0nt after sue
"cssivc hrceljn@s ia The form.r place. tn
become Acc'i,natcd. They arc a fine mutton
breed ~ they attain to large size IL" hra".
e>t known to the M"ssrS Eiancn Wcrhed
433 p undS They also m1!lo an excellent
cross with the better breeds 0f onr sl'rp-
rhi- importation viii of! i An opp rtGu;ly 10
our farmers TO improve their breed Of sheep.
which We are assured they VIII do ", j to
embrace Hnd Iuotless many of they W II do
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26

SHILDIE NITALl%ER : VIA, YOU nrol
for ton>liIa on, Loss OF Appetite, Dizziness
and III eympto "scf Dy.prp III Pr &c 70 and
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26

RELIGIOUS Key. Prot. j. w Richard Of
York, Pa will preach IN the LUhcr II
church in this place Sabbath morning AMI
night.
The Sacramoa: of,hc Lords Sapper win
be nd'nin stored in the I. 1tllcran church at
Rocky Rid5 on Easter morning Prepare
,o;r services will be held on SlturaGy at 2
p N
Tn Sacrament OF the Lords Supper VIII
be 3 In listcrr1 in ,he I.l,hr"an church u,
Machanjcstown April l?t,, mo~njn. \ 4
night 'Vae pastor viii be sss,s'el by R"v.
l. A M,nn Of NJ !lIctown. Preparatory
services viii b. held on Saturday before a; 2
Z. IN.
AZ CoLV RuNAwAY On SAur1 " last
as Mr. John DIrrirk and another gentleman
whose name IS tnnnnWn 10 us, were icayi "
town in o ,rnttjnr Buggy, the horse became
unmhn g"ahle as they wr'c lnS ending the
Hill on Majn-st in f ont of Mr. Henry RoHz-
cr'4 residence and star.ei to run; when il
arrived at the bridge i; turne short Of 20
the right down the bridge c'nbankm"nt
across the street up oyer n VA! n loot or
NOR, upon the side walk, SIT turning to the
right ran around a tree III tiir curh, G0WH
iro q the sitcw TX across tho street Up acain
on the bridge, iher" tgrning to the right pNT-
9uad the coarsc il first LEFT. 1t took the w.ig-
on and t'lc men in il through all this whjrli
gig, and they were thrown out on tie street
sitter the wagon bad CT ,ssrd the bridge m
was going in a straight Inc. The horse ran
ab0lt a qunr.cr lnic when he WAS caught
after having p s,cd ho,w en- q telephone ro't
md til" fence, where he left the WAGON very
BADLY broken up. Tne men were bruised
nu, rot seriously injured Nh Barrick seems
t. he unfortunate with hor cs, having lo~t
IN Eye some years ago in attempt to catch q
)1oise.
TIE You've MESs Building Association
INST to pay the frs inotallncnt on the stock
Oh .'atucday evening last. Pawn, Mt WIS
!ha1" OF | lG shares an as The "hlltcr names
40 as the minimum amount under which il
"a privileged lo d Business. It became nee
thtfV That iurlh action hc deferred until
IN" Arrii N" ting. Fully on" hundred more
eh're' have been ccndi'oDaily hacrhrd
the condition he nc IF it 81 rt successfully
Il 50 laDponei thai just that condition in
tprercl with, in fact denied it "succresful
-:sr', " bnt the fact that i1s shares has he, n
sl'scribrd and pad up, coupled With n"
IA rthcr fact that there is most decided in ;
fentiQl on the part Of the officers and lirec. |
tors that they will u>e their he,i enipavors
y secure requisite a'no nj, tould, we
th'nk, serve to fully nl'ct All con itjonS
!he officers have been designated 10 re /
port ut the meeting on Satur ay April 49, |
al! he liable subscriptions tanablr and /
we trust that those VIII are approached hy /
them will ag &c to subscribe only in care ,
th"1 arc aYtlin Of co npyin,.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26

AThpRi1 CURED. health and ,wec'
breath sryal> 4 l., ShjIoi's Cr,arrh Remedy
Price ~ cents \ sal inirr;o: free.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26

BTIoUSNEss.A pcrindlcal compliant with
M = ard very annoying. but 500, RI csc
hN DR.. Fanrn', 5 1lr'llh l'rsl"rr Trr ii,
ony ~ ."oH Dir Lea herman lrug store
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-26

How many peoples have YOU
Ru@4waye arc hccomi1g nUmcgou8
Somebody tvltG, who is going to lie our
Pos II tstcr,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-31
wanted 90 settle Down.
rrkioaoo HarsId EOTY.a;,, Talk ~


The conductor and brakeman assisted
an Old mansof the train at small town in
iowa. They set his sachel on the plat
form beside him. The old man planted
his heavy cane down on the boards, and
with bent body, nervous hands, and weav-
ing limbs hobbled to the station. Leaning
against the wall for support he slowly
lifted his white head and thus accosted q
young man standing near:
%Say-oh, that pain in my back-young
man, am cough and difficult expeetOra-
fi6nl am old and feeble; I-oh, there's
that govt again in my left foot-I am
about played out; want to (gasping for
breath) want to settle down, my days
of roaming are over; THAT awful pain
In my heart-haVe sowed my wild oats,
and now"
Here the old mans exertion proved too
much for him; the big cane fell from his
hand, and he collapsed against the wall Of
the station, then fell Ia heap. The by
SANDERS picked him up, placed the cane 10
bis hand, and held him while he pulled
for new supply of breath.
alive soWed my wild oats, he gasped,
Eesuming his former statement, "a-and
now must settle down. Ca-can any OF
you t-tell me where there's a right smart
widow that wants TO m-marry real nice
old m-mau3H
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-31
Children Of a Great City.
London TRUTH

There are sights infinitely touching to be
seen any day in London by any one who
cares to look for them. But to my mind
more pathetic than the gazing groups of
children who surround the cabs and rail-
way omnibuses of the fortunate when they
are just off for the country, more touch
ing than the imploring faces of the beggar
children who stand about the gates of the
London squares and Enclosures and cam
not gain admittance, is the sight of a
London child playing with the weeds that
are left among the London stones, and car
rying them away as a prize to its wretched
1Arret
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-31
UnIike Republics.

Father Hyacinthe says that the condition
IN which the American and French re-
publics were founded and developed are
absolutely unlike each other. For the
United States these were exceptionally
favorable. Without neighbors; as with
out a history, this vast country seems re-
served for new experiment of human
things. To found a republic, the French
men were forced to break, not only from
ths past of France, but from the present
Of Europe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-31

Professor II. w. Everest, of Butler un-
iversity, states that college degrees are
~below par in the Wan street Of the liter
ary world"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-31
ROYAL HAWAIIAN. HOTEL.

The Hawaiian Hotel of the leading architectural
The which it stands
fronting Hotel Street This
large affords ample for lawn and beautiful walks which
aristcay Towering plants tropical
There twelve within this charming enclosure all
management. The cottages afford
The
billiard hall in the city, aIso rclass BAR well stocked with
fine wines and liquors. -'.tf @ @'-a t-t
The the second foor the right of which
elegantly parors passage way
dining These apartments open broad
agfent of the Nuuanu Mountains
through tropical foliage
balconies. .s sA+ f's9ef~F%a
The fare dispensed the best the Affords and frstclass
in all respects Hotel supplied with water from
well the The Clerks Office furnished with
the Telephone which had with the leading bust
firms of the city.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-03-28

will have The best u a big bat When
Beach AMI iianlan meet, I venture 10 ssy there
will be q tremendous dash from The starr, in
which the Canadian will gain an advantage
that will break Bcachs heart when he finds
after going ~ u : miss he "a not sble 10 fe
iure Il. Both mrn atc so good, though, that
! shall think II no disgrace II my pot Is up
set, to adopt The sporting yefnaculat II Beach
can move last enough ,okecp the bow u his boat
ahead of Iianlan's tot mile think The little
man will fall to pieces before he hos gone half
the remaining distance. All the authorities
agree on these points, 80 II Is little nae expect
ing Beach 10 row his man down v The latter
once gets the winning, t1dotelt saw the -
plosion II IDEAS such 80 that aud II nearly
killed hinl ~, however llaSlan IL all there At
the dropping u The Nag, The odds seem 10 mr.
to be slightly on him nasty position to be In
to have 10 wish man like lianlan anything
but good luck. So say. fair play, and may
The better man win | think everything IL
",quare' enough.
The fate II Gordon struck q cloud of sym
patty here that II would have done your heart
good to have felt. From Port Datin 10 Port
Phillip, from Perth 10 smoky Cape came I'll
bates to the manner In which he had honofed
Nj, royal manhood a. Mr. Cm,an would say
Then followed The oubuAt u enthusiasm over
MI Dallingt grand stroke OF policy the
Offering to England Of Australia help, The
man gagged the sentiment Of the people To q
nicely. Volunteers on every side are soliciting
enlistment, and money and kind arc being
poured into the patriotic fund Golfers. The
same statesman did yeomans service in pre-
venting the New Guinea scare making mischief
wiih Germany. We could do with the Germans,
as neighbon most people think though,
perhaps, we'd be safer wilhou, EN-. At any
rate the climate Of the island wont admit much
colonization. q. u. ID.
Sydney, February az. 1885
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-03-28
The Ro,,e. Coaster and skating R,nh

The roller coaster is now running every
weekday night, except on Wednesdays, com
mencing at 7 O'Clock. Single ride, 5 cents /;
five tickets for as cents. Special car, so
cents
The skating rink is nearly completed. and
will be open to the public this alter
noon and evening. The building is ad-
mirably adapted to the purpose for
which Il is intended, and reflects credit on the
proprietor. On the north side Of the rink are
rows Of elevated seats for spectators, extending
the entire length Of the building, and the cas-,
end is devoted TO dressing rooms for ladies
and gentlemen, the former to be handsomely
furnished with carpets, mirrors, ETC., while in
the space between the dressing rooms skates
will be adjusted by attendants. The floor is
very substantially and neatly made Of narrow
plank, when thoroughly oiled and pre-,
pared, will afford an excellen, surface for the
skaters to glide over.
The roof is Of corrugated iron, and tn,
entire building will be airy and well lighted
both day and night.
II is the intention Of the proprietor 10 hay,
regular club nights, on one OF two evenings o
every week, to which only select parties hold
ing club tickets will be admitted. The nnl
will be open for skating in the day time Al
well az evenings, and, also, will be let as
hall ior public assemblages, for which purpos,
Ills admirably adapted. This institution vii
furnish another source OF Amusement, and affor,
many kars Of enjoymen, to residents Of ,hes
| islands.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-03-28
COM MCRCIAf..
IIonolnlu. Msfah %. 1875

ll'F'i'lN "AFiN ~ TOT D.
The lethatgic state u trade continues.
though, 81 this particular period II the quarter.
II would be- natuisl to expect dnllness even
In The best n times The regular weekly
routine II trade has continued. but nothing
eventual has usnapfei. The meiionecn
have held Their stated rash sale receptions
With The same average attendance and results.
MI =. Lyosn has disposed N his interest IN
his Fod Street store to MI Gideon West the
firm name changing To West bow = Go.
IN foreign shipping there have been some
movements, the arrival, since our last being
ihe steamers Iealandia Alameda aud cry n
New Yort The brig consuelo from san Ffsn.
cisco and whalrn John Carver and Mar rom
cruise. These latter both report excellent
catches, the Mars reporting 800 barrels sperm
since leaving San Francisco, aud The Carver
boo barrels sperm add IS barrels whale III and
200 he. bone since leaving New Bedford. on
Sunday LAST The T. + Herman secured =
sperm whale in the Oahu channel which gave
her over 81 barrels The oil from these
vessels goes forward by the Discovery ~ .
heRm rate Of ~ cents per gallon and
phmage.
The departures fot the same period embrace
the Iealandia lor the Colonies, the William
Renton for Kahului, the Mars and l.. =.
HERMAN for The Arctic and Ocholsk, fespeo
lively, and the Eureka aud Ella for san Pan.
cisco The Discovery will probably follow
nest, aud the Alameda on Wednesday The
Lady Lampson is also laid on ior San Fran.
cisco and is receiving freight a. It auiyea
The City u New York. at hand yesterday
with JoI Chinese for this port brings dates Il
the 10Th instant, three days later than was re
ccyed per Alameda, bu, we gather nothing d
importance in market quotations. The adj
vance Of the Manila basis to sol is confirmed
in Williams, Dmond h Co.'S, circular Of III,
10Th instant, though the Eastern Market re
ports a decline Of q cen, on een,tifuga
grades.
On Monday next Mr. T.. r. Adams will vel
at auction valuable lands and fisheries from III,
Lunalilo estate, on Oahu and Maui; also tw'
parcels u cane land on Molokai and on Tues
day, executors sale oi plantation and rancl
interests u the late James Woods, In Kohala
The homestead properties, advertised for 10
day having been nearly all Disposed Of by pri
vate sale, the auction sale u the remainder /
| nH
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-03-28
ALnLn

Friends Of missions, and especially those
China.w ward, are pleased 10 welcome the arrival
to these islands Of DR.. A. =. Harper OF Can
ton, China, who comes on a brief visi, 10 his
daughter Mrs Frank w. Damon. His long
view with additional interest the effort that has
been put forth here for the evangeli,ation OF
that class with which he has been Identified 80
many years. Here he finds he has become a
psuicipa,or in island mission work, through
relation to our faithful laborers, Mr. and Mrs.
+. w. Damon.
And Y. NJ. &. a. members and the friends
Of their cause at these islands greet with
kindly aloha Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Mccoy.
Mr.. Mccoy is the general secretary Of the San
Francisco Association, and has been so identi'
lied with its aggressive work the past few years
as 10 be well known, at least in name, to all
interested in the great work for the benefit OF
young men. lie comes here at the invitation
of President Jones to aid our association by
his earnest method Of practical work, and has
laid out for himself an active campaign. On
Monday evening", dispi,e the inclemefNy o
the weather a goodly number greeted him al
the hail, and last evening Mr.. and Mrs. =. G.
ZONES gave a reception at their residence tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy, TO which all members
of the Y. NJ. c. A. and their lady friends were
invited A pleasant social time was had till Z