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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-01-20

Col. Sake received splendid con-
signment of splendid Berkshire pigs
by the brig w. G.. Irwin.
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The list of officers published here
in yesterday as for the Hawaiian
Agricultural Society" was for the
"H. A. Company" a different
organization.
The Daily Haacaiidn is wrong
in stating that Samuel May is to he
the new hack-inspector. 1t is
Samuel Macy, and he will arrive in
Honolulu on Saturday.
Mr.. FRED HARRISON, who had his
foot crushed last week by the hose
wagon, is out again. His marriage
with Miss Emma Mott will take
place on the goth inst.
The scene at Wilder's Steamship
Co.'S wharf this afternoon between 1
and 9 o'clock was very busy one.
We noticed at one time fourteen
drays, loaded with freight, waiting
to discharge into the Kinau.
The steamer Mokolii leaves for
Molokai tomorrow. DR.. Webb has
down on his book the names of
seventy lepers who are ordered to be
sent to Kalawao. Some of these
will he sent by the. steamer to-mor-
row.
The case of Akiona, ex-police
officer, for perjury, has been con-
tinued until Monday on account of
Mr.. John Russell's illness. Should
the latter be unable to appear on
that day, Akiona will have to employ
other counsel.
ss-
The band concert at the Hotel
last evening in honor of Mrs.
Governor Kinkead was a complete
success. The verandahs of the
Hotel were we'll filled with our best
citizens and the playing of the band
under Bandmaster Berger was well
nigh perpect.
The steamer w. G. Hall arrived
at o'clock. She brings no news
regarding the illness of Mr.. Joe
Tilden. This gives hope that the
doctor reached him in time, and
that he is recovering. The arrival
of the Kinau on Saturday will be
anXiously looked for.
The case of j. G. Merrill & Co.
VS.. A. Jaeger, assumpsit, before a
foreign jury is at present occupying
the attention of the Supreme Court.
Mr.. S. B. Dole appears for plaintiffs
and Mr.. G. w. Ashford for defend
ant. After this case is finished,
mixed jury cases will be taken up.
In the Police Court this morning
Dick Edwards and Kaleohanu were
fined Sc each for drunkenness. Choy
Wing, for assault and battery on Al
You, was remanded until the 21st
He pleaded justification. All CHR
Sam, for ARRAY, was reprimandet
and discharged.
AT noon to-day, Mr.. E. p. Adam!
sold at public auction the property
on the corner of Fort and Kuku
streets, belonging to the heirs of thu
late George Pracht, of Kau, Hawaii
to H. r. III. Princess Likelike TO
$4,000. Mr.. w. G. Parke has tn
management of this property.
The contract for transporting tn
Portuguese immigrants from til
bark Dacea to the immigration
Depot at Kakaako, and for PROV
sions for the use of the said immi
grants, has been awarded to Mr.. +
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07
The Man and the
Monkey.

''What ails you?" asked the man; II see
you are sufferer, and can scarcely get
along"
"Oh, you see" replied the monkey,
my mudder, she had what you call scrof-
ula, very much scrofula, my farder, he had
heap sores, some big, some little sores,
long time. They both took much medi
cine and died; the sores was al they left
me-"
"Ycs, Yes" replied the man. 'I see
how it is. 4oul mother Inherited her dis
ease, scrofula, and your father caught his
on the wing, and you inherited or was
born with both Complaints But why
pine away and die when you can be
cured?"
II been done used over sixty bottles one
drug store medicine, and it no good. Mon
ey all gone and sore here yet. Some doc
tors charge heap money, but no good"
'But my FRIEND" said the man, you got
hold of the wrong medicine Go to the
drug store and get one bottle of b. B. b.,
and before using all of it you will feel bet
ter. 1t is quick cure. 1t will cure all
sorts Of sores, Scrofula, Blood Poison
caught on the wing, Itching Humors, Ca
tarrh, Blood and Skin diseases and Kidney
Troubles" :"
81 be so thankful for your kindness, and
will go get b. B. B. to-day" replied the
| monkey.
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07
THE NATIONAL COMMERCIAL CON
YENTI0N.

The Executive Committee of the
National Commercial Convention,
being desirous that small towns
should be represented in that
body, having determined to admit
one delegate from each town hav-
ing one thousand inhabitants, and
to allow one additional delegate
for each additional two thousand
inhabitants.
Intelligence received indicates
that all sections of the Republic
will be largely and ably represent
ed, the approaching Convention
being regarded as the most impor-
tant to the interest of commerce
which has ever been convoked on
this continent. The Executive
Committe, therefore, suggests to
the authorities of every city and
town to appoint and commission
the number of delegates to which
their several municipalities are
entitled.
Arrangements are now being
perfected for extremely low rate 8
of railroad fare, of which full in
formation will hereafter be given.
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07

ATLANTA now has a regular PIT
for fighting cocks, which is draw
ing the attention of the prominent
citizens Of that place from poker.
When the Atlanta citizen is not
backing the "ring's" candidate for
Governor with his money he has
it against the money of another
member Of the ring IN game of
poker or cockfght. The Allan
ia ring and cock pit both must
go-Southwest Georgia will burst
the ring and the law will discon-
time the cock fighting.
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07
Immigration.

The issue of the Home Jour
nal, of April 18th, published at
Ferry, Ga, contains an address
from the Perry Board of Statis-
tics and Information. The object
OF the address is to induce immi-
grafton into Houston county,
After giving the geography and
topography of their county, they
speak of its forests and agrieultur-
al products, giving statistics which
show the fruitfuiness of the soil
in producing different products.
They give historical outline of
the business of the county, giving
the number, variety, and value of
the live stock in the county, Civ.
ing a history of their finances,
which shows that the county is in
q Ahealthy financial condition. They
speak OF their social advantages,
and OF their public spirit and en-
terprise. They say that their nat
ural advantages for manufactur-
ing are very fine, then they men,
slon the different manufactures
that would be most likely to sue
ceed in the county.
A thousand copies of the paper,
containing this valuable informa-
tion concerning the county of
Houston. are to be scattered
through the Northern States for
the purpose of in lucing those who
desire home in a milder climate
and among n courteous, refined,
end religious people, TO come to
shatcounty.
We commend the spirit of en-
terprise which has been shown by
the Perry Board of Information.
Houston county already has col
ony of Massachusetts men. They
are sober, thrifty and enegetic;are
making good citizens, aud are we'll
pleased with their southern homes.
There is room in many counties
In Georgia for thousands of thrifty,
energetic, and well-to-do citizens
Other counties would do we'll to
follow Honston's example in this
respect. All that our own county
needs to make her noted in the
Northern States is advertizing. The
resources of this county are as
great as those of any county in
Georgia, We do not claim min.
erals, but we claim agricultural
products of every kind and varie-
ty, and at every season of the year.
In this county cotton, together
with the cereals, is the chief pro-
duct, yet many have found truck
farming very profitable. There is
no place where manufacturing es-
tablishments would pay better than
here. Our people are we'll edu,
cated,and. for morality,ene and
s1claI refinement are the peers
& any.
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07
EYES OF FIRE.

"Oh, might kiss those eyes of fire,
Ten thousand scarce would quench desire;
Still would | steep my lips in bliss,
And dwell an age on every kiss"
That young dude needs something for
his blood; he is utterly too fresh BIB. b.
is the best thing for him, because one bot
tie will cure him. But that dude is not
all alone in his terrestrial glory - not by a
jug full" Many others are considerably
ratified just now abont that blood poison
business, but B. b. b. will cure for the
least money and in the shortest time. The
boom is coming. Purify, Purify.
"Oh, Josie" said little gleeful Maud,
1--WE are going to have some honey made
at our house" GLOW do you know"
asked Josie. Because mamma sent the
servant after three BIS, and l don't know
what bees are good for only to make hon
ey."
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga, will mail
any one most wonderful book FREE.
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07
Prospective and Retrospective.

TOUR days after the close of the
late war. 1t built on "no other
mans foundation, ,n1but-was pro.
| jected, in the hour of darkest
gloom, to supply the citizens OF
this county with weekly paper
of the highest order, adapted to
their wants and calculated to re-
fine and edify their homes. II
WAS felt that such journal was
needed in the county. The result
has proved that the projectors of
this paper were not mistaken.
It's editorial management has
changed from time to time, but
the DAWSON JOURNAL has remain
ed, and has grown in favor and
popularity until now it could i'll
no wise be dispensed with. a-
In passing the twentieth mile
stone we look back with pride up
on the record we have made dur
ing the past year. The JOURNAL
has been conservative, yet bold, in
defending the right, and aggres-
sive in attacking and exposing the
wrong.
The aim Of the JOURNAL has al
ways been to unfold and elevate
the minds and morals of it's read
ers. 1t has from week to week
brought to the homes of it's sub
&c: ibers the best the market af-
forded. 1t has always been, and
will always be, democratic to the
core. 1t has endeavored to keep
clear of hobbies, but to hold up
the truth in all of its phases, es-
pecially when it promised useful
ness in the practical application.
It will be the aim of the editorial
page of the Journal during the
coming year to discuss, modestly
and thoughtfully, yet boldly and
fearlessly, any important topic
that may be presented by the
wants of the times. Educational
intelligence of value, current news,
the drift of the times and the
tend of thought-these, as here
tofore, will be presented from
time to time. Special attention
will be given to reporting the i'm
portant proceedings of the coun-
ty, State, sectional and national
conventions.
During the twenty years of the
JOURNALS life 1T was never in a
more prosperous condition than
it is now. Its editor and propri-
etors are determined to make it a
success, and will spare no pains
nor money in their efforts to ac-
complish this.
They are putting forth unprec-
edented efforts to produce a better
paper than ever before, one more
worthy the patronage of our peo-
pie. It is their purpose to make
the JOURNAL necessity in every
family, and to make its moral SEN
timents so pure that "the children
of the present generation will rise
up and call it blessed" With
these objects in view may they
not rely upon even more cordial,
q more generous, and a more
united support than has ever here
tofore been accorded them?
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07
Deputy Collector Internal Revenue.


Hon. I. c. Crenshaw, Collector
1nternal Revenue for the District
of Georgia assumed charge of the
Office last Friday. Mr.. Crenshaw
has made his appointments of dep
uties and this district, or division,
composed of the counties Of
Dougherty, Sumter, Dooly, Clay,
Randolph, Lee, Terrell, Worth,
Calhoun, Early, Baker, Mitchell,
Quitman and Schley,will be served
by Mr.. John w. Forester, of Lee
county.
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07

Mr.. Lewis Edwards, Sexton of
Mt. Vernon Place Church, Wash
ington, DC, certites that for sew
eral months past he had been suf-
fering with severe cough which
distressed him day and night. He
was very much debilitated, with
constant pains in his chest. After
trying various remedies he used
the Red Cough Star Cure, which
gave him entire relief.
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07

EDITOR CAN'T very properly
remarks that Religious discus
sions are still indulged in. They
are Improbable, to say the least
of them, and are calculated to
draw the mind off of the main OBJ
jeet sought after by earnest Chris
tians."
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07

THE Waynesboro True Citizen
celebrated its fourth anniversary
last Friday. The True Citizen is
one of the best and neatest print
ell papers published in the State.
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07

Col. LAMAR, of the Macon Tele-
graph, has written an exceptional
ly vigorous editorial on the shoot
ing of mocking birds, Rest easy,
Colonel; when all of these song
sters will have been shot the
"clans of the valley" will be loose
and will treat you to some stirring
music. You shall not suffer for
music.
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07

WATER now flows from the At
lanta artesian well at the rate Of
30 gallons per minute.
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07
BRONMOOD LOCALS.

Alderman Wells is visiting
Montezuma this week.
Mr.. I. N. Killen left for the
Exposition last Monday to spend
several weeks.
Our mayor, J. ]. Hill, accompa-
MED by his sisters, Misses Myrta
and Inez, returned from the Ex-
position last Monday.
Mr.. W. S. Dozier is building an
office on First street, and one room
of the building will be used for a
millinery store.
A barkeeper in Bronwood buys
cail road rebate checks for fifty
cents, and the agent refuses 70
pay over twenty-five cents. Guess
the said barkeeper will not specu-
late IN checks when he discovers
his mistake.
The schedule changed on last
Sunday. The passenger trains
meet now at Smithville, passing
here going east at LAO p. m. and
west at 2:20, The accommodation
trains meet here at 1921 a. m.
Freight trains run tri-weekly. s
The smoke house of Mr.. J. V.
Oliver was burned one night last
week, destroying all Of his provis-
ions except one ham, which he Sc
cured after it had been well roast
ed. 1t is supposed to have been
the work of en- incendiary.
THE PICNIC AT "BARLow's DELL"
on Mossey Greek on last Friday
was quite success, although cold
sol' refused to show his face be-
fore 9 o'clock. We hitched old
Queen to Alderman Child's buggy,
hired three negroes to drive and
followed the crowd Of beautiful
girls and bad boys to the-well,
dinner, for it was near dinner time
when We arrived. and such dim
ner as we had would have fed all
the hungry editors in the State.
Mrs. Paris, Mrs. Ellison and Mrs.
Wells say we ate enough for the
JOURNAL, the devil included, and
they ought to know. After dinner
every one was ready to go home
and some Of the ladies were anx-
ious to get to their cyclone pits,
for another cloud was rising in the
west, but we, accompanied by two
other married ladies, stopped the
crowd and had several games suit
ed to the pleasures of the lasses
and lads, which were enjoyed
prodigiously until one Capt" !"
Eustice Parker came up with his
long tongue and ugly face, which
made the crowd disperse in vari-
Gus directions, all feeling none the
worse for having attended the
May picnic. IKE.
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07

THE National Commercial Con-
vention will convene in Atlanta on
the 18th inst. Towns under 1000
population will have no represen-
tation, unless they have an organ
lied board of trade This excludes
most towns in this section Of the
State,
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07

TnE Artesian House, at.Albany
has been temporarily closed.
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07

Col. ALBERT LAMAR, of the Ma
con Telegraph, didn't assist in for
mally opening" the Kimball house.
The Colonel is too much for the
Atlantians.
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07
TAX NOTICE

Il Il M a W. Il A\/A"
TWILL attend the following times ana
1places for the purpose Of receiving inc
Tax Returns of Terrell county for Inc
year 1885 "
TWELFTH COURT GRouND-MondsS
April 18th, Monday, april 20, Monday
May 4th
ELEVENTH sCoURr GRoUND-TuesdsS
April 18th, Tuesday, April 2lst, TUESDAY
May 5th.
DOVER Wednesday, April 18th, Wed
ncsday, April 22d, Wednesday, May otn,
SAssER Thursday, April 10th: Thurs
day, April Esd, Thursday, May Ith;
BEoNwOoD- Friday, April 18th, Friday
April s4th, Friday, May 9Th.
q GRAVEL HILL-Monday, April s7th.
Can be found at the post-otiice all dass az,
except those mentioned above untii u0
9th Of June, when the books will be cioseu'
w. II. BALDWIN,
IT. r. Terrell county.
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07

IRE "clans of the valley" were
NIL present at the H. |. Kimball
banquet. Champagne corks pop
ped, and the "clans" doubtless be-
came SO hilarious that they imag-
ined they were the whole of Geor
gia. and made the next Governor
When the proper time comes, how
ever, Col. Albert Lamar will dis
charge his Howitzer and South
west Georgia will let loose its guns
and dispel the illusion.
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07

THE FL. l. Kimball House was
formally opened in Atlanta last
Friday. Thursday night the open
ing OF it was celebrated by a ban
qIet- There were none but invit-
ell guests at that banquet, and the
said guests had to dance to the
tune of about forty-fve dollars for
the privilege of being invited and
allowed to assist in drawing the
corks of a few champagne bottles.
The Kimball House is big thing,
and SO were the heads of the par
ticipants in the frolic the next
morning after the banquet.
The Dawson journal., 1885-05-07

Since the rains of last week ev-
erything is looking lovely.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-09
FOsTER--McKIsLEy.


Their scheminE In stark Coun,y.-The Rs-
poaitory their Corrupt Organ..Ths Re
publican Ticket In stark County for
Foster as Against sherman.
The scheme Of Charles Foster 10 cap
turs the next Legislature Of Ohio and
have himself elected 10 the United States
Senate is gradually developing.
stark county has always been one OF
Fosters spots, and Mckinley and his OF
gan having received help and favors
from the OF Governor, have ever served
him 40 his creatures. ...
Charles Foster labored hard 10 1889 10
got Mckinley out from under the load
OF retributivs justice that overlook him.
But In this no failed. Az Governor. how
ever, he was able 10 count In Mckinley
by ono vote. and gave him tho certificate
by which not Mckinley got near six
thousand dollars.
In 1884 Mckinley pledged himself for
Johu Sherman, prior 10 tho National
convention, but betrayed him and helped
10 nominate Blaine. OF course, Blaine
came and helped Mckinley last fall and
the latter got great money help in con-
sequence, which did not hurt the said
Repository. In.all this, Charles Foster
had q hand.
And now what do We see In Stark coun' :
tyr Why, the Republican nominations
10 thu Legislature made In the Interest
Of Charles Foster. John II. Williams
Of Massillon, one OF the candidates, has
long, wa learn. been tool and creature
Of Charles Foster, and We doubt not
Murray Webb, the other, In also Fosters
man. we have no Idea they will be
elected, 90 that the Foster scheme will
fail, 40 far as Stark 10 concerned.
The foregoing will serve to Indicate
the cor upt aud treacherou' ways Of Ro'
publican politics 10 Stark county, aud
in Ohio. The mckinley organ here Ia
run in the Charles Foeter channel; and
helps In his crooked ways. II Ia ever
ready TO do the dirty work and help TO
put up the proper tools for candidates,
We doubt not tho other counties 10
this Congressional district arc also ar
ranged IN the interest Of Charles Foe-
ter. This district 10 q McKlnley.FosteT
affair 70 far ~ W. can discern. Thu
Republicans iu tho old dieIrict herams
disgusted with tho Foster Mckinley
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-09

THE Republican party OF the South
seems 10 be In danger Of dying out.
Only few days ago the distinguished
Mr.. Dennie, who manipulated thu Flori.
do vote In 1879. killed himself by an
overdose Of whiskey on q but AZ TO hie
drinking capacity, Now Mr. A ]. Du'
mont, who was tho Republican manager
In Louisiana In tho last three Preaiden.
tial elections, has cormltied suicide by
blowing out his brains. II seems like
retributive justice. Donnie, the Florida
"giant" who cheated the people, the yic'
tim Of alcohol, aud Dnmont, the L'uisi'
ana rascal who received tho flee Of
Deputy Collector at New Orleans from
Hayes for his sbare In the Louisiana
frauds. dying by his own hand
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-09
A HARD CASE.

At Mansfield. o., Newton Y. Gilkinaon,
the man who raped the little 8'year old
Anna white, Ia now m jail awaiting his
trial, which occurs Wednesday. To add
another page to this horrible crime hia
wife sues him for divorce. Her petition
Ia a lengthy one and charges him with
crlmes which, II true, show that he 10
one of the worst Williams unhnng' The
following Ia the substance OF the pe'l'
tlOn;
"The plaintiff, Elizabeth j, Gilklaon,
chaTQea the defendant with having Kept
the remains OF HIS eOn In q box under
the bed In q state OF putrefaction, ano,
under threats OF various kinds, COM
Delled her 10 occupy that bed for over
twenty years, aud from the foul air which
was emitted from the remains her heath
was seriously impaired, she having been
confined 10 her bed several times WIN
slckness from this cause, and that no
refused her medical aid on such occa'
tions, and keeping a huge revolver ID
the room threatened her llfe u ehe com
plained The plaintiff further claims
that he has also threatened to XIII her
at several othe. times during their mar
ried life; that he failed 10 provide ne
comforts or even the necessities OF llfe,
and the defendant Ia further charged
with hayipg committed adultery with
one Anna Frances White, The pl IN
tn therefore asks TO be divorced from
Cllkison, aud that his property DO nd
judged TO her as her reasonable alimony
ana that II be free from his control dur
ing this action.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-09
"IN THE TOLLS"
The Indlsoreot STRIPPING Evidently bouud
Hand and Foot,

The IndIsoreet STRIPPING Evidently Bouud
Hand and Foot.
The indIscreet STRIPPING OF the Rep 1t
would seem from the appearance OF bis
editorial columns Ia In the tolls and
can't we'll dIssntangle himself. II looks
nightly as though he was bound hand
aud foot-gagged and paralyzej--by
some sneakiDg, crafty individual who,
very likely, is holding over the head OF
the weak minded youth-llke the sword
OF Damocles--some foolish, indierretion,
no doubt similar to the boat house
escopade; and thus through fear are The
vile calumnies and base ISLANDERS OF a
yenomous rascal aired aud given vent
In the Rep There ls "a power behind
thu throne" without doubt, whirh IL
effemInating, and corr0pting The alleged
editorial prot uct Of the Rep.