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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-21

A FEW more of the fruit trees
varieties soursop, iujube, custard
apple, white star apple, etc.--re-
main at the Government nursery,
and persons engaging to cultivate
them can procure orders for their
delivery from Mr.. Jaeger, Kaahu-
manu- street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-21

AT st. Andrews Cathedral this
evening Rev. George Wallace will
deliver brief lecture. The subject
at Fort Street Church will be "Keep-
ing the Tongue" Jas. 3. "The
Test and Privileges of Love to
Christ" John ID: 81, is the theme
for the Bethel Union meeting.
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Tke- @Hilg 8nlletin,
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, 1883.
ARRIVALS.

October al
Bktne w II Dimond from s F
Stmr c r Bishop from Punaluu
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JUST received Il we'll selected stock
of fresh artists materials, direct from
Winsor & Newton, London, per bark
Oriente. King Bros. Art Store,
Hotel Street. l56 3t
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The White House. l1s Nuuanu

HE W HIVt IIUUoe, ITO ANUUHHU
Avenue, which, under the manage
ment of Mrs. j. T. White, has been
long and favorably known, has just
been sold to Mr.. Joseph Vierra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vierra will continue
the management of the House on
the plan and terms of their predeces-
sors. Mr.. and Mrs. White contem-
plate short season of travel, in
Guiding visit to their Eastern home
in New York, and expect to return
by the middle of January.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-21

l.. ADLER begs to inform the pub
lie that he has received an elegant
assortment of gentlemen's, ladies'
and children's shoes per Alameda.
1872 i'm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-21

A selected article on Clover
Electric-Lighting' in yesterdays
BULLETIN should attract the atten-
ton of our rulers and people.
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To Let Furnished.

A r kilauea, Kauai, comfortable
IA House and Cottage emincntly suita-
Bile for family wishing to spend
short time in the country. Apply to
MANAGER,
1870 If Kilauca Sugar Co., Kauai.
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In the Civil Court yesterday
Kanakaole, Kalawaia, Pelenapa,
Kaulukou, Hookoea, Nohunohu and
Keaupuni were charged by the l. l.
S. N. Co. with deserving contract
labor. The first two were fined with
costs So each, and the rest ordered
to return to their employers.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-21

Fort street, from Merchant to
King, is an advertisement of one Of
the filthiest towns in christendom.
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LEWIS & Co. will have the usual
line of luxuries in vegetables, fruit
and fresh fish by the Alameda to-
morrow.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-21

PEOPLE supplied with water from
the lower Nuuanu reservoir will find
an interesting notice in the adver-
Using columns.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-21

NoLTE announces that he will have
oysters, as usual, by the steamer to-
morrow.
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departures

October 2l---
Schr Leah for Hanalei
Schr kulamanu from Koholalele
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

MIR. Levey will hold regular
cash sale tomorrow.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-21

Go and see Prince Bungeroo bal
ance washtubs on his shoe.
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Regular Cash Sale,
On FRIDAY, Oct. 23rd,

AT 10 a. m, at our Salesrooms, will be
sold, at auction, Dry Goods, Clothing.
Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, and
Groceries. Bbls. Salmon, Bags No.
Sugar, California Potatoes and Onions,
n large assortment of Cane and Wood
Seat Office and Dining Room Chairs ,
also fine lot of Household Furniture
removed to our Salesroom for convent.
ence of Sale, IN good order and almost
new, consisting in part of Bedroom Set,
BW Chairs, BW Centre Table, BW
Extension Dining Table, Crockery,
Glassware, &c, &C., Good Cooking
Stove and Utensils. Also, a fine lot of
Plants and Ferns from the nursery of
Antoine George; also at 10, noon, will be
offered very fine Saddle Horse, about
7years old, native bred, perfectly sound
and gentle, a splendid LADIES' Horse.
Also, Light Open Wagon, Sewing
Machines, and lot of Pictures.
LYONS & COHEN.
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BATTALION drill tonight accom-
panied by the Royal Hawaiian Band.
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VINE CULTURE.

A PORTUGUESE, knowing all the
IA different treatment of grape vines,
trimming, cultivating and curing the
disorders of the plant, offers his services
to any one who may want him. He has
TO sell some different kinds of vine.
Apply to NJ. A. GONSALVES Il Co,
l5l, W&S, I'm" Queen Street.
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VESSELS III PORT.

VIII Cape Horn Pigeon. Kelly
Blk Jupiter, Jones
Bktne Eureka, Lee
Bktnc Amelia, Newhall
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A DIVIDEND of Two Dollars per
N share will be paid TO the Share.
holders of the Inter.lsland Steam Navi.
CATION Co. at their office, on Saturday
Oct. 10, 1885. j. ENA,
Sec'y |. |. S. N. co.
Honolulu, Oct. 3, 1885. 145 8t
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NOTICE.
TO LET or LEASE.

A COTTAGE on King street, seven
IA rooms, including bathroom; a
stable in rear; artesian water laid; front
and back yard. Rent moderate. Apply
to A. FERNA NDEZ,
l45 If AT Il. O. Hall & Sons.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Mrs. r. LOVE has a Cottage to
let on Fort Street, above Kukui.
l5l If
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NOTICE

THE Stockholders of the Honolulu
Il Ice Works Co. will meet at the
Office Oh S. g. Wilder in Honolulu, on
FRIDAY, Oct. %, 1850, at o'clock p.
m, for the purpose of Disincorporaiion'
All Stockholders are requested to pre-
sent their Certificates of Shares in the
Honolulu Ice Works Co. for exchange.
156 Ct A. MCWAYNE, Secy.
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Friday and Saturday Evenings; also, mt
the Tuesday Matinee.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-16
NIatanzas to New Smyrna.

ETIf0r PNLNTEN NEWS:-
On May Both we sailed out OF Matan-
zas withthe usual head wind, slightly
from the east. The little boat swan like
n swan, riding the heavy waves most
beautifully. 1t was plain TO us that we
could not make harbor that night, so we
tried to 20 as fast as possible and make
the best out of tit. Towards evening
heavy squalls with rain struck us one
after another, and thoroughly wet we
sat out all night, AFRAID to 8" |" a'eeP
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SOAKING UNCLE SAM.
How the Government Has Been Swim
died by So-CaIIcd Preserving
ppnCPESpS.
From a Washington spcciaL.

From a Washington Special.
The report Of the Naval Board that the
so-calIed wood preserving process winch
the Navy Department under Mr.. Chan
der was prevailed upon to buy and Tor
which S156, ,168, go was paid is entirely
worthless makes rather interesting read
inc for the other board Of naval officers
who recommended its purchase BE
sides the cost of the process several thou
sands of dollars were spent by this first
naval hoard in so-called Investigations OF
the value of the process, transportation
to different parts Of the country, h"iel
hills and other items of that character.
There was a moth preventive, mildew
repellaut and waterproofin@ pracess used
by the War Department some years ago,
1t was used in waterprooiing soldiers
clothing and tents. Over &l00,0oO was
gobbIed up by the waterProotinG ring.
Congress investigated the matter, and it
was found that the wonderful process
consisted in simply dipping the clothing
and tents in rain water. The water
proofing ring had an attorney here vino
received $40, 600 per year for his services
in lobbying to secure the purchase Of the
waterproofing compound and having the
government continue its use.
A similar fraud was developed in the
Bureau of Engraving and Printin%of the
Treasury Department soon aftcrward
A New York man who was influential
with the powers that managed affairs at
that time secured the adoption of 4
waterproofng compound to bc used IN
making greenbacIls and fractional cur
rcncy Waterproof lie claimed that the
paper which was not treated with hls
process would carry disease from one
person to another, and besides would
wear out sooner than if not treated.
Nearly 5000. 900 had been expended in
paving for the use of this process when
Congressional investigation was ordered
into this mattter also. The inventor oi
the wonderful compound for waterproof
ing paper at first refused to divuIge the
secret. but it was forced out Of him. II
consisted of simply soaking the paper ir
a barrel Of water in which bar of soaI
and handful of alum had been dissolv
ed The men implicated in each cast
escaped prosecution, which will probably
be the result in this wood-preserying pro
cess
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War Times III GEORGIA.

NJ NJ Folsom in ValdOSta Times.
The days of my childhood were spent
amid stirring scenes and troublesome
times. Southern ports were hlockaded
by federal gunboats and the frontiers
beleagured by northern armies. Did YOU
ever see georgia button = Those
shirt-buttons were queer looking things.
With their own hands our Industrious
mothers spun the thread, and needles
were needles in those days. Provided
with needle and thread they selected the
site for the proposed button, and began
sewing in and out and round and round
until, by simple operation, the button
was made and sewcd ON fast. The bat,
ton was made altogether of thread. and
possessed a decided adyansage-it ncvO
came off. 1t lasted just as long as the
bottonhOle.
Homemade tumhIers were an ingeul
Gus contrivance. \ round bottle, whit,
if it could be obtained, was selected, an'
a stout cord was wrapped once aroun'
it. One person held one end of the cord
another held the other, and moved tin
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
BENZ. PUTNAM CALHOUN. IRVING GILIIS.
WM. LOwNDES CALHOUN.
Calhoun, GiIIi= N EaIh Oun.
ATTORNIEYS S-AT-LAW
PALATKA. FLORIDA.

Special attention paid to Insurance Real Es-
tate and Collection of Claims. viii practice ia
State and Federal courts.
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bottle quite rapidly, until the glass be-
came hot. when it was plunged into cold
water which caused the bottle to break
in two quite smoothly. Queer tumblers
they were with their sharp edges but
theE did snIendid service.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-16

subjects he is simply man, bat when inter.
ested about those souls in his keeping then
you see man of God-his greatest desire is
in the completion of the chapel, his heart is
there and his work is 10 instruct these men
shut out from the world to prepare TO meet
their God.
For ali the other managers and guards We
have the kindest thoughts-their actions
speak louder than words snd all commend
them 10 these higher IN authority than we.
To the Deputy and wife, we knoE them TO
be large, whOie-souled people and hope TO
meet again and return the com pliRent for
their kind attention.
Mrs Towards reception brought to light
many ledeeming qualities OF her excellent
husband. He makes 8 kind husband, a
noble father, and Rs prison warden be csn
not be beaten even by Captain Murdoch, al
though the Northern warden is royai good
fellow. Mrs. Howard has been quite ok
and we fear, with such a strain of excite
ment, she may have a relapse. We hooe
not Her kindness wag unbounded. a1d can
always De recalled with sweetest remsm-
brarce. And fer Frank the convict (her
Iight-hand man who 20 kindly carried our
baggage aud flowers 10 the cars we hope he
will be free man soon. Little JACK Howard
said he never saw Senate Committse-so he
sees a grand good one now. The Chairmaa
Of the House Committee is a shrewi. far
seeing man, ard If such men were more
largely represented there would not be 50
many calls for appropriations. rs Is strictly
business. and, to use his own expression,
cont want any monkeying around. The
ladies are convinced of that. Rev Frazse
looked rather sedate, but is full of fun. Mr..
Kruger posses SIS more wit than a a average
Irissman. As for DR.. Glezebrsok, his yarns
are wonderfully entertaining. CHESS.
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Rather Surprisin z.
ICnry1 n1unfaatad

We we're surprised to see 10 the Hendricks
County Republican the order OF the court
that the Ditch Commissioners for this eoun-
ty should be investigated, and more sur
prised, in fact ind gnRnt, when we say that
James o. Parker, Chairman of tha Bspabli.
can Central Committee ~ ais county, and
III. w. Hopkins, VIII Jrked aud fought
against the Democratic nominees ia the last
election, were appointed com issian-
eEs 10 investigate the said
Commissioners. and report the result
Of their investigation to the court
The action is most certainly M wise The
ardent, incorporating efforts Of the Dem
ocTets Of this and Merton counties, appoint
ing the editor Of the Republican paper and
Chairman ot them committee TO Investigate
men whom he has already declared war
against because, it is alleged, they would not
give him certain advertise is picture
hich we never expected TO behold
Then ss TO Hopkins. he would probably
have been good Democrat had he not fallen
under the influence OF j. o. Parker. Bat
Why should Judge Ayers pick out the very
men 70 prosecute these Commissioners, both
Of whom voted the Democratic ticket at the
last election, when in fact there is no COM
paint against bneLl, except tl0S6 bOlt nave
hesn cOniuTed I'D by Parker. Can il be that
there is little admiration society set up?
" knew long ago that the Republicans
would oppose the Commissioners, and that
]. o. Parker opposed the appointment OF
each OF them, but never imagined for half
minute that Judge Ayers would rush into al
investigation with pale-faced, half.breed Re-
publicans and sorehead Democrats as his
aides-de-camp; and further, if Judge Ayres
would take the case in his own hands and
dismiss the Commissioners, as he has a right
Il Go, we would not object And also we
claim that bsfore such important bushes:
Was entered into he should have let it be
known that such job was being set uD by
these defeated kickeTs.
We will meet the Investigating Commit
tee and learn sufficient there 10 convince the
people Of Hendricks County that Joseph w
Gordon and George W Spicklemire are up
right, honorable gentlemen and trustworthy
officers NEXT.
DanVille, Feb IL
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-16

When the House met this morning in con-
tinuaticn Of Fridays session Mr.. Willis
moved that the House go into Committee Of
the Whole on the River and Harbor bill,
end pending that Moved that all debate be
limited to one hour and half
Mr.. Turner, OF Georgia, rising to point of
order, said when the gentleman made the
latter motion yesterday the point was made
that this was not in order. The point had
been overruisd. an appeal taken and motion
made to ley the appeal on the table. An
nouncement had been made that on this
motion the yeas had it; whereas it appeared
from the Record this morning that the vote
stood-yeas g.. NAYS los
The Speaker pro tenn. (Mr. Blsckhurn)
stated that the Record was ia error; the
journal, which Vas the Official organ OF the
House, showed that the appeal had been laid
on the table by vote OF yeas III. nays l04.
On meiien 9i ", HQlmal = session was
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-16
Hon w. G. FOrrey and the CoIIectOrship
Communicated

Communicated
CoNEERsvILLE, Ind, Feb. j. The atten-
ton of Sentinel readers has already been
called to a number of names in connection
with the internal Revenue Collectorship of
this district, but we have as yet seen no
claims presented stronger than those of the
nan from Fayette County, Hon. w. C. For.
rey. His long, faithful, brilliant and wholly
e atuitOus party services as a local cam
paigner, as 8 member of the present State
Central Committee, aud on the stump are
unsurpassed in the records of Indiana Demo
Gratis. His abilitie. as lawyer and business
man are superior, and mis- persnsl qualities
are sufficiently sttested by the fact that for
nearly eight years he wss elected aud re
eleced Mayor Of his native city, which bad
a constant Republican majority of ne ,rly
llU.
Moreover, his county, be It remembered,
- never bad Democratic State officer,
State sppointee, Congressman, legislator,
and not for twenty years hiss 1t had Judge
o. Prosecuting Attorney. Ii has been part
of the old Burnt District" and OF Tom
Rrowne's district, and its local Democracy
has known nothing bat an unaided struggle
: kainst powerful malorities The contrast
with other counties in that Congressional
District even must strengthen Fayette' s
r esent claims. Thus Randolph County has
II G present Governor, Delaware County has
commissioner of one of ne State instisu-
lions. Henry County furnished a present
1rustee OF the Knightstown House, Wayne
las an officer of the Supreme Court and the
Adjutsnt General Rush has Representa-
tive on the Board of the States Reform
School, while Fsyette has-nothing. We
believe that the Democracy OF no other
county in the State has such history of I'M
sided snd unrewarded struggle, and we
have On abiding faith that the facts. when
known, must tell in favor of the name now
presented BY the Democracy OF Fayette,
William @. Forrey. II.
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Advice to Mothers. - MRS WIESLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP should always Ds used wnsn
children are cutting teeth. Il relieves the uttls
saEeref n oncs II produces natural. auiet sleep,
by relieving the cAnd from pain, ana the bttls
oherub EwGKes a. bright 90 . buttoR.' It II very
pleasant to taste Il sootnes the child. softens the
sums, aIays al pain. relieves wind. regulates the
h0WelL and Il tns pest Known remedy fer disz'
rhosa- whether arising from teethtng other
causes- Twenty-Five cents 3 bottle.
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And Her Front Name.
lChicago News.

II Rosa really looks like some of tue
newspaper portraits of him, Mrs. Dudley
ughr TO be forgiven for everything but her
had aim
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u. ANlED-A silcsuon hy A yonng ladv a,
W copyist or work IA Office: best o. reference.
Address LADY. sentinel Office. IS
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THOSE going to Kot springs Tor tae treatment
4 OF syphilis gleef, scrOfula. ana ali Cutaneous
OF blood diseases can be cured for one third
cost Of such ip 81 the old reliable stand. ] have
been located here for twenty three years, and With
the advantage of long spd successful experiences
can wsrrant a cure in all cases. SpermatOrrnez
al imIotency, N al their stages. positively
cured. Office hours a N. 70 2. NJ, a. Virginia
avenue, Indianapolis. Pills sent vita full direc-
tons at 81 per box. DR.. BENNETT, successor to
DR.. Ewing.
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WANTED.

LOsT-ABy article or vslne, not exceeding
three lines. inserted two times FIRE.
Uoder the head ''situstion Wanted, four lines
or less inserted FREE
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sINANo1AL

NTONEY-At the lowest rate Of interest. J. y.
M WILLIAMS * Co, 3 aud Vint0n Block.
ITO LOAN Money with privilege o. prepay
4 ment: terms reasonable. THOS @. DAY s.
CO., 20 East Market street. Indianapolis.
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VA ANTED-An active, experienced aad r.
w liable man wants clerical OF sny other work
evenings. u. PIERCE. cSre kingan 4 Co. j.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

7 ANRENCE Il. Hal .. d. Lecture on The
l. S. poy Mutiny IN Indis." Tab, rnacl Pre-
byterian Church, corner Meridian aaa secord
streets. Tuesday evening February L., a. $50
Oco ck. Admission 25 cents TicEets az the doors
OF The Church.
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REMOVAL

. EMOvAL-Dr. Matte French has moved to
IL No. "a Fort Wayne avenue. The Doctor viii
be PLEASE q 10 have her patrons and friends III
there; Office and residence the same. =
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Va ANTED-A situation by al honest. stea ~
W 10y, TO drive delivery wagon or work "a o.
fee; employment OF any klnc Address BOY. 40
North Tennessee street Il
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TOR SALE-Cheep-A good wholesale notion
Il wagon. with all latest Improvements. Al
dress F. NOGEL, Columbus, Ind,
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FOR SALE.

EoR sALE-one fine draft stallion. RALsTOE
= d CO. IS
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w ANTED-Ry Young lady. position as copy.
w lst or assistant book keeper in some lnsur-
snCe Office or wholesale house. Quick il figures
ana eeo1 writer, NAY, care Sentinel
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LHOR SALE-Two thousand LaConte pear trees
II one and two years Old: they viii grow ia 81
soil and any climate; they begin bearing when
three years old, and when six to eight years Old
bear ten TO fifteen bushels per tree, I have 30
trees on my farm, near shelbyville two years Old.
doing finely; send IN your orders early: will de.
liver IN March and April terms reasonable. B.
5 SUTTON, Shelbyville. Ind. Il