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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08
EGGS FOB MATCHING
FreR Pure bred stock,

For the season Of lo5 can supply ExRs NON
Langshan's pure-bred Fowls at li-s0 per setting,
~ EgBh The LsanEBhan's stand ct the head o}
the Ilst Of nearly au posltsy yards
FeR SALE BY
M. A. SNYDER,
naFlslm. URsrSA, PA.
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marl1.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate of Wolfgang Hoffman, deceased, late of
Brothersvalley township, Somerset Co., Pa.
Letters testamentary on the above estate having
been granted to the undersigned by the proper au-
thority, notice Is hereby given to all persons in
debted to said estate to make immediate pay-
ment, and those having claims against 1t to pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement; On
Saturday, the llth day Of April A. D. 1855, at the
house Of d. J. Brubaker. Esq.
PHILIP HOFFMAN,
mara. Executor.
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Rheumatism is quickly cured by
using Arnica 4 Oil Liniment. For
Sale by C. N. Boyd.
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STEAM FILTERS
J0hnstown, Pa.

JOhnstown, Pa.
and Machinery Sup
Lead Pipe, Globe
Hose, Betting, Iron
stock Gas and Oil fix.
from fifty cents to fifty
kinds of stock used BY
Engines. They have
Betting, Gall sizes Lace
ana Clamps, Pistonand
Rubber and Asbestos
Cold Rolled Shafting,
Rubber Hose for Wa
Brass work of all kinds,
Check and Safety
Steam Gauges, Injee-
brieators and Inspira-
keep anything youmay
your Engine or other
cry.
Dry Blown Gas Ma
use by Parker & Parker
aud private buildings
Inmates given on cost
Catalogues furnished
JAM + m
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of John ]. Spangler, deed, late of Somer-
set Borough, Somerset County, Pa.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned BY the
proper authority, notice is hereby given to ali
persons indebted to said estate to make fmmedi-
ate payment and those having claims against q .
same to present them duly authenticated for set
tlement on or before Friday, April TO- 1885, at the
office of ]. L. Pugh, in Somerset Borough, Pa.
]. L. PUGH.
A. F.DICKEY,
feb25. Administrators.
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YOUNGSTOWN SUPPLY HOUSE.
MCMILLAN & WATERS.
PLUMBERS, GAS, &
1870 Main Street

1870 Main Street
And dealers in Mill
plies, Iron Pipe,
Valves, Fittings,
and Wood Pumps.
The firm have in
lures varying in price
dollars. They keep all
parties running Steam
Leather and Rubber
Leather, Belt Hooks,
Valve Packing, Sheet,
Packing, Babbit Metal,
Pulleys and Hangers,
ter or Steam, Steam
Globe, Gate, Angle,
Valves. Water Gauges,
tors, Gauge cocks, Lu
tors in short they
need to repair or fit up
Gas or Steam Machin
Agents for Equitable
chine, same as now in
Somerset, Pa. Public
heated by steam. Es
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate Of Andrew Flick, decd, late Of Jefferson
Twp, Somerset Co., Pa.
Letters sofadmnistration on the above estatehav-
ing been granted to the uadersigned. notice Is
hereby given to all persons indebted to said estate
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
authentiea ed for settlement, on Saturday, April
IS, 1885, at the house Of the Administrator, near
Bakersville.
SILAS H. CABLE
marI1 M
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MucwUNrs to the front, Demo
crats 10 the rearl
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TAKE ENOTICE.--M w.KEIM AND WIFE
i and NJ. w. KEIM & CO., of Johnston n, Cam
bria County, Pa, having by deed of assignment
veyed TO the undersigned ALL THEIR PROP
ERTY for the benefit of creditors, ali persons
having claims will please present them and those
knowing themselves indebted will make payment
STEPHEN STUTZMAN,
april. Assignee.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of Rachel Wahl, decd, late Of Summit
Township, Somerset County, Pa.
Letters of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority notice Is hereby given to a II
persons indebted to said estate to make immedi
ate payment, and those having claims against the
same to present them duly authenticated for set
tlement at the house Of the Administrator in
Brothersyalley Twp, on Saturday, the llth day
of April, 1885. S. w. FRITZ,
mara. Administrator.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05
G o Nj nrERcIAL.


HONOLULU. AUGUST 3. .sS5.
cuutiuucs 10 keep on The even tenor Of its
way ucchanrc dr The better being noticeable and hat
little opportunity for trade he any worse than Il
present The rcst 90 the present business deprcs-
sloa is having its effect slowly hut surely thc Yalne
o. landed propcuy og the departure OF many people
who rent stu-cs and cottages thu many vacancies
Tendency % lower rcut Real estate Is not bought up
with ayldiiy at present asked prices and consc
guence tbe marker a. dull and building enterprises NJ
The late storms have done incaculahlo darnRgc 10
rrovnS crops tu Other islands and the full details
~ ihe disastrous caccit waited for with consider
able anxiety.
Thrstramer AIanraa sailed for san Francisco on
nc ~ ins followed by The steamer zcalandia on the
fouor1ng day..
The STEAMERS Martposa aud Australia arc both due
here o. the sti inst, from san Francisco
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.
Julys9-o s @ oceanic, Nsieaii from san Fran
AuS 2P N 5 : Hel'auJiia- Wghhcg from ihr Colonies
Sailed
July SO ( o s s Oceanic N,icalf for Hon-konr
~ EsTsA-lsP { AImash.E' Mara, Mailman for Yo-
q ~ ). lut ana Ep4u
si-Am hktuc Amelia, EcVhali. fgr To Townsend
Aug. 10 = Aiamcda. Mur-g, Tor san Francisco
Vessels in Port.
Am sChr Wa Beuton. Eschtu
Am h-tuC N q Irwin, Turner
An D. Forrest Queen, Nlilsll
Am D. Amy TurncE, Newell
Am h-tue GdusUcIa. Cousins
An hstne EE-1iEl. lrr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05
A Tor-ible Tale.

BY the arriyal Of the steamer ~. g. R,7f in por;
Le-e, from wLndward, on the S1th ult.. news was
received Of terrible occurrence of the coast Of
Hawaii, the hau district, resulting in the loss
Of the schooner Eahaiei, owned by Marx Robinson
Esq, the captain. his wife and son, and two of the
crew. The circumstances, 50 far as can be at pres
eni obtained from native sources, are that, the
schooner was running for a lee, having encOun-
tered heEyy EeGther, vhe1 50 al struck the YES
Sc, ClisIzIuC her and throwing all on board into
the water. The captains wife and child almost
Immediately disappeared, and soon afterward the
tell-tai inns Of numerous sharks were seen. A boat
that had been towing Gsern Of the CapsiZed vessel
was secured BY two Of the men, who got into it.
and eldaavursd 20 rescue the others, three in NUN
her, who were vet IN the water. The sharks in the
meantime had attacked the captain, pulling him
under the water and tearing his right leg il hor-
rible manner; while endevorine 10 get him IN The
boat, the r5scuers Mortified 70 see another of
the yurEciuus monsters fasten on the other LEG Of
tie rlI-tll.-rL.e man and initiating that also.
Tho Two sailors IN the water also Jared badly one
having piece Of flesh taken from the left side by
bite OF one Of tie Tnan-estsrs. the other losing
The greater portion Of the left arm. The captain
zas hauled into the boat. as also the two sailors.
bIt. the informant stated that the body Of the cap
tam vas again thrown overheard A landing vas
finally affected at kaawaloB, where DR.. B. y. Ba-
ker, on being called, attended TO the injured men.
Further and more definite particulars are anxiously
fvra7-HT hT he Efuru.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05
St Andrews PriOry.

The closing exercises at this well known educs-
iiunal ins-iiuton for girls took place on tie 3lst
nlt, and were attended by large and fashionable
audience. His Majesty. Princess Liliuokalaui.
Princess Pomaikalani, being present and proving
interested spectators during the performance Of
the vario1s Numbers on the programme. The vo-
cal and iustrums1ia exercises were all creditably
performed and AZ the close the following names
we're ADDED 70 the roll Of honor OF the institution
III Is1Ll % HONOR
F-zsT CLASS, Stella heoElaiiani, Dora MOssmau,
Edith L Aid Fannie Malulaui, Katie Rowland,
Emma Mossman, Dottie Clark, Emma Hatfield,
Hattie BOYD JOscphils Williams, Eliza kanehaku.
Nellie Cook, Maude Aud. Mary Rowland, Mary
Ialeo. Bertha Never, Ida Mersberg, Lavinia K.
MakElsa-
SrooSD Class, Slsan Nike, Ma1ds Niaapo, Zoe,
Becky NoWleir, easy Horn. Sailaiua, Lillian Cook,
Heasiz Holsieil. Lila hunt.
IHnD GAS, Priscilla ksulEk0u ,Maude Hatfield.
Eta Daniels Carrie HOvland, Pnkuikui, Mary
Smith.
FoUETu Class, Minnie Tell, Esther Maunaahi,
Nellie MoChssuey. Maria KEuahOle KAlanekapu'
laohaOle, Louise Hoopei.
FIF1H Class, Lola Bush, EliEa Kelia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05
sociable at Wailukr.

WLuUKU. July 3Isi, 1855.
ED-zoz GAZETIE.-Ins most delightful social
event CT the rear occarTed at Waikzpz at the re-
sidauce Of ShariT Everett On the evening Of the
Sl.L i1st. The Affair." vas intended as a surprise
but according 70 the rule which governs s1ch &C
casioas. --Szrp-ise Party proved 10 be . mis-
homer. fJr the spzeious mansion and beautiful
grounds were brilliantly lighted and the genial
hos; AID hostess stood readr 10 receive iheir
nzmerous g1Ests.
Sosi-lify vas the o-ds- Of tie evening The
admirers Of the dluce. tuck possession OF the
iru1f and tie waltz and quadrille continued no
'-the wee sua' hours ayuut the tEal-" NJ and
Ms Everett were assisted IN entertaining By their
uieces- the Misses Richardson
AnanE the gusts we're Deputy Sheriff Tread
urav and his wife OF Waikiki. d.. and Hrs. T. B.
SailiTe- Ms Briggs, Ar. T. D. Waih.ldee, Misses
Newell and Mco-c- Mr.. Giles, Mrs. Weight,
Mess-s vetiesoa Mackay and Scrimgeou-, Dr.. G..
Z sheldon. AIr- J. Moore, Rev J b Alexander Of
K.z7s. NJ 2. " Hardy Of Llhaiualuua, Col
iec.o- Nossman and Eife of hah1lui, Ms IaEry,
Mrs Petty. Messrs Wilder, Sizzling and Poster.
Mr. Ballzntiae OF SprecklesTille, Mrs Geo. ring
Of MaIkea and others 4.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

The stockholders Of the Laupahoehoe Sugar Co.
have elected the follosInE gentlemen as officers Of
the corporation for the coming term: President
T. II. Davies Vice President I. f. Walker Treas
urer,F u. Svanzey, Secretary Z W. holdswortb
The same gentlemen have been elected 10 I'LL SIM
lay positions IN the corporation known as the HI
rrakua Mil CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05
Letter from Hanalei. Kauai.


EDTToE GAEET1E We have had very heavy
storm all this Island. last Monday, 18th inst
The bridges az Waimea, Wailua and Hanalei have
been carried away by freshets The freshet at
this place vas the highest known by any Of the
residents, being four inches higher than the
freshet OF 1871.
If the central pier had been properly Constructed,
5uf having been built OF the SIND of the river
bed It EEs undermined at one end aud settled
about two feel more, leaving no support for the
bridge Which consequently tuubled 70 pieces and
Eas swept array, rs Il vas only held on the piers
bT its Own weight
All the small bridges between PrinosTille and
Waioh have bsen destroyed making eomuunica-
ton dIfic1li except for people On foot. Some Of
tie nee planters lost considerable II the shape Of
lumber, pigs, rice, etc. considerable damage vas
also dous 70 the c-ne IN the valley.
1 hear that the schooner Liioiiig Is ashore al
SavliTEiii. Yours Very Truly,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05
Farewell to Rev. a. and Mrs. Macldntosh


On Saturday The Isl inst. the 1t. Revd the
Bishop Of Honolulu held reception al his resi-
delcs lolaui College, 70 give farewell to the Rev.
Alex. and Mrs. Macintosh 4 large number Of
friends native and foreign assembled to wish
aloha; pleasant health giving tour and Q happy
return. 10 the Rev. gentleman and his wife, who
have f0E 81 many years been foremost IL every
good work which came within their knowledge.
His Majesty the King aud Quesn Kapiolsni, the
British Commissioned. Hon. 4. :. Cleghorn and
the yo-GE P:iacess Kalulanl, Eldress Phoebe and
the Sisters Of s.. Andrews Priory, the Reys. Geo.
Wallace AID G7usar and notioeably many native
friends and parishiolers came with their hearty
alohass 4 here -eIe no speeches or presen tation
or any prt Of fozniflity, but there were not lack
iuz thcse VINO know how widespread unostenta.
tioas has been the charities and good works OF
Nh. Macintosh and his wife. At the Board of
the Queen's Hospital as a member Of the relief
committee OF the British Benevolent Society, not
less than as Principal OF the Royal School the
absence Of NJ. Macintosh Eill be felt and more,
not few nameless, helpless, sufferers. of sundTy
dlherenf nati0naiities, and crecas will miss
friend II red
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05
A Report Wanted.

Enr11E GAzr--Es-Ii Is uow one month since
the rlnri01s 4sh Ezs celebrated and Up 70 tins
date the Executive Commits have failed 70 re
port Ths American citIEsns and oiters resident
-. wlo s1s-rihea iibe-ailv. E0ala Ike 70 hear
NJ the Committees meeting and Publishing a
statement Of recaipts and expenditures he sun
o. 81 100. I understand vas Subscribed 70 uetr1y
expenses but Up % date notice Of hnal sstile-
rnsnf has bsea pubiishs5 and hs1r Of q lt1ssi5ls
defciElcy- t4B R1AT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05
Tbo 81 ,onor IiboI;bi S.to.

The schooner LibsliIo. which went ashore at
Nawilivili, Kauai. during the late Storm was sue
cessfully towed of by the steamer James Make,
early Monday morning and brought safely to
Honolulu, arriving early this morning. The LjHo-
Tho lost her keel and her stern post is badly dam
aged, and will 60 on the hallway for repairs this
morning. The Make passed the IralgNi hence
on Monday but did not sight her.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

A roodly member Of friends, Is yell Is members
Of her os- family we're present on the wharf o.
Suu5zv morning 10 wish goodbye, piezszlt boil
sisv. and happy return - the Rev Alex Aaekln-
.7sh his wife and eldest boy Who took passage By
~ Z-Tfrr,f7a for san Francisco on their way 70
tbeir Old coant-y They intend 70 travel BY say
Il Niscsra and thence into Canada and 50 o0Sl
he 81 Laurence 70 Quebec IhsE propose =
sI7cs their eidess boz. 81. Martin, at school II
Enriand zith a view 70 Qualifying for the Nav
a some other branch Of the pablo service Their
numerous frieads fhroashoui the kingdom VISA
then haa-1T aial.ai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05
The Anglican CzaFch CAroniole-

T,,s 4 -gissra t-irrch Cirol1cls comes o1i TINS
.;rs o., To f-sf Of the nozta- Il IS no;e tiliAn
1~ns1lr ae,sandant on gxtrac.s, tee leslos q n
f,rvises7 version % ibe Old Testament oell- -
--,-,ssr-t-frre a the Paif Nat dIs-eiff- In
49, He'd fable Is or orght 70 Il cit.slos1so
a. dead and brrie5 begu-d hops q rss1llsl--e.-
The uz.lal headings OF CluFcE matters p Ess1--
IN rrife $500 eireai Britain ard The Clnzies
are mi N Interest. and the Educational items
irnnd rs uKrai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

suitable motto in the Hawaiian language and a
translation. A small surplus on hand will be de-
voted TO The breakfast fund administration by
the sane society which provides during the winter
months n hot breakfast for somewhat less than
cost price 10 the crowds Of poor creatures seeking
work-too often in vain-at the gates Of the great
Inrdn- nnrks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05
BORN
MARRVEn

In HoBciulu VI 5-iy gu IN. 80 tls wife OF p. Il.
Hay-eIdeu, Esl., Lla-Ite=-
In this eItr August SD, lss5 90 90, wife % t. q.
White d -1l-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

Colonel and .drs. c. Il. Judd Col and Mrs C.
=. Iaul.ez, Col. james Boyd, Col. and Mrs. W. +.
Allen, Msjor Z. Purvis, Major a. Rosa, Major john
Holt Major L. Il. Baker. Captain and Officers Of
the kings Guard kings Own" Princes
Own, "Mamslahoa' $ and Queen owns; Lieut..
and Mrs c. 2. Clark, Capt. J. II. Brown and Mrs.
Brown, Capt. c. Is. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson, Capt.
W. Il. Aldrich and Mrs. AIdrich, Lieut.. George
Mcleod. Lieut.. q. 7. Hebbard and Ms Hebbnrd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

FuSTEE-wI,yTEB- Honolulu August sth. lSs5
by the l,ry Ggn WaHl-H, N.sI r. WINrEE and WI
m ~ 3 u-EEIl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

The effect Of the late storm at kahului and
vicinity was most marked the deluce OF rain water
flooding the streets and iuundating yards and
residences the water IN many instances covering
the lower floor of buildings in localities where no
such Inconvenience has ever been experienced be-
F,-~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05
ASafeguard.

The fatal rapidty wiki which slight
Colds and Coughs frequently develop
into the grayest naladies OF the throat
and lung, i . consideration which should
impel every prudent person 10 keep 1t
hand As 4 Household remedy, 3 bottle Of
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Nothing else gives such immediate relief
and works 20 sure cure in all affections
Of this class. That eminent physician,
Prof. F. Sweetzer. Of the Maine Medical
School, Brunswick. Ne. says
Medical science h produeed 10 ether zno-
dyne expcrtgrzut 50 good a. AIEE's CHERET
PEcToRAI. Il : Invaluable for diseases oftbs
thrust and lungs
The sane opinion Is expressed by the
weil-lnown Dr. J. ADDISON. Of Chicago,
H. who says
Il lure nsTe- fOand. IN fldrtg-fre years q
continuous study and przeiice q medicine, any
rrrTzrItiga q ~ great raire q ATEE's CHEEET
PErToEAr-, FOR treatment Of dissases q The
throat and lungs i not 0niy breaks up Gods
and curns severe ooEehs. but j. more efectlTu
thza anything else in relieving even The most
serious bronchial AID pulmonary aaections.r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05
Nrw advertisements.
Dividend Notice !

A DIVIDEND OF ONE DOLLAR
"a per share win be paid the stockholders Of the
PAlA PLANTATION. on August lst, 1885, at the Office
Of Mcssrs. Castle Il Eooke. HOnolulu.
1913 L. VI. WALSH. Treasurer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

Very heavy rains with high winds were expe
rieneed by inhabitants Of Paia during the past
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

Mr. II. L. Chase Is engaged in taking photo
Tarh views OF points Of interesl and priyats resi-
deucesi Ia and about the district Of Paia. Some OF
his laest pictures win prove quite an addition to
albums OF Island views
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

Sozr stomach. bad treaih. in5icestio,l and 1e.-a-
aehs EASILY cared b. Hop Biti17s- Lake hons o1t
American
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

The Paia Plantation has declared another diyi-
dend payable August LIST at the Office OF MeSsrs
Castle Cooke. Honoluu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

Daring the late storm quite stretch of the road
way OF the kahului Railroad was washed away.
Damages were repaired quickly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

The regular quarterly meeting OF the Hunululu
Athletic Association will be held on the 9th inst
at the Office of Mr.. +. WundenSurg, Queen street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

The heavy rain experienced lately, has had an
evil effect on cane growing on inclines, the down
pour causing regular landslides, carrying away
both r. NJ and aarfh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05
ASSigneeS' Notice ,

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
L been appointed Assignee Of The Bankrupt Estate
Of CHUNG LOCK, calls upon all those indebted to
said Estate 10 make immediate payment and all those
having claims against said Estate present the
with the proper vouchers forthwith his Office Fort
street, Honolulu. W. l. HOPPER,
assignee Estate Chang Lock.
Hnuoiu1E fufV alfl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

II. r. H. Princess Liliuokalaui and His Excel.
leney Governor Domiuis are both spending ssa-
son OF rest on Maui.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05
AYERS
Cherry PICTORIAL

l. not q new cE1ifnaHf FOR popular conf
denee, bun medicine which l. io-lay
savin. the Iiyes Of the third generation
who have come INTO being since L was
first offered to the public.
There j. not q household IN which this
invaluable remedy has once been IN
trodueed where if use has ever been
abandoned, and there Is not person
who has ever given Il > proper trial
for any throat or lung disease suscep-
tible Of cure, who has not been made
well BY Il.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has,
IN nuniberiess instances. cured obstinate
eases Of chronic Bronchitis, EarHygitis,
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients IN The earlier stages
Of Pulmonary Consumption i i !
medicine that only requires 10 be taken IN
small d0ses, Is pleasant 10 the taste, and Is
needed in ever house where there are
children. a flere i nCfIing 80 good as
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat
menf Of Group and WhOOping Cough.
These are all plain facts, which can be
verified BIZ anybody, and should Be IL
membered BIZ everybody.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

Il Is siatod that the interests connected with tho
Hawaiian Hotel are TO be funded and the endeuvor
made TO form corporation for the farther control
ns she establishment
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

The 4s6 Chinese which arrived in port here on
the ooeaHir and were placed N quarantine have
been released and are now engaged IN seeking 20
sitious in this Pacific ''El Dorado
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05
PORT OF HONoLULU.
MEMORANDA.

Report of F,si = : Zrslaadll, Wch5cr Csuimaadcr.-
Heads N t.ig 3 u3 wac abeam 81 North Cape, Ncu
Zealand ID i u Jall SON ard piCkgi Ep pilot ~ IL
~ ard doe ol as o.. or The 2ist5 icis same day %
Tutu "a 90 1E tte -.it- 1ilcs Sew Iliuutcs stop
PAGE nrrccCdul and crossed the line tlU afternoon
az ihu e,ih; picked up hoaniulu Pho. 30 % aug o.
and doc k1l % ESQ rs cZpc-lcurct moderate yaria-
Ole winds auisug ~QalI.y between SgGncy and
Aurk 'aul- iur Otherwise lup weather
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

The building in course of completion on the cor
ncr Of Hotel and Fort streets. FOR occupancy by
Mr.. C. J. Flshel, Is rapidly receiving the outward
finishing touches. Il viii take probably month
longer before the rooms will be ready for business
purposes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05
IMPORTS.
EXPORTS

Prom d, Coi0uies ps~ Zsalaulia. Aug 81 case
urapcrics = "A groceries. 90 .bs potatoes, and ti
pkg ul.sr caro- iu frli.sI. f-r >lu Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

The residence Of E. c. Schumann al hapiolaui
Park was entered during the day tims las. Friday.
the Slsi ult., and small sum Of money was stolen
No clue to the thief who Is however supposed to
BE- q white man and well acquainted with the
premises
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

Paia plantation stockholders are notified that
the usual dividend of 81 per share was piyable to
them and after August lst at the Office Of MessIs
Ln-..L. and Ll-n-L.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

All the japanese iaborers received by the 4Ggia-
shiro Mayu have been detailed of. the various
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

The ladies OF Honolulu have a good opportunity
TO show their appreciation Of the pleasures en-
juyed. as guests OF the Honolulu Rifles at the late
hop, by presenting the organization with com
pany or national flag the corps being at present
baunericSs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

On the Slih uliiHenTy Bradley who vas charged
with aud found guilty. some time previous. uf
smuggling opium, was arraigned IL the Saprenlc
Court and received as his sentence, from Judge
McCully, a fine OF $50 and Imprisonment, with
har.i labor. for SIX months.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

Tho challenge 70 race q siI-olrcd crew. offered
by the kapiolaui boat club 10 the Myrtle boat
club. for a purse OF Sjo0-hss been very cour-
teoasly put aside by the DembeSs Of the chal-
lenged club. The Myrtlss indicate their willing
ness TO try conclusions on the coming 10Th %
Nagaf,lgar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

News was received by the steamer from hauai,
on the 1st Inst Of the going ashore, a. NsvlSlii,
uf the schooner Liil'iI5, belonging - thu Inter
Island steamship Go. The vessel Is reported to be
living IN q dangerous position although there Is
some slight hope OF h6r being saved without m1ck
damage. The crew escaped uuInJured-