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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

Mr.. Gam Jouss. ~ sVsneoltst ~
some very olsas idsas raesrdin9 6.
provines, ~ policy and - rower 81
shs nsvspnpees. h holds shae -
nsuscapef dos nns lesd o. form puhl5e
oojntoo; THAI & sfmpiy folioUu IL H
also holdo shas nsuGpapsrs are uereo
nary h ths3S motives; that shsy pxins.
for inssanes. he sermons ass IL demand,
and he printing Of then q eorsatn =.
pers helrs 10 inossaas their elreulstaoo,
sAas tAers \ : ss1nsh, 0oeoena.y 70
sive 6 ~ boenu0 q neasly evegythine
The uswspapeg Gues, = asarly evosy.
thing = doue With Ne tdoa thas, eoonsr
q later, Il win bring prollt 10 IL 80.
aQefR
Al this II tvuo. ur. Jonea does no.
msnaion theas tAinos With ~ ida q
rsneosina upea the nsQspaposa. Il
knouu 100 vull that ~ woi1vo a -
bussom of I'll the newspaposs do b -
prsvaiiine. impellina ucefvs q I'll thal
3 dune ~ mortal nan
II . newspapsf b sslnnhv Il uill psoh
ably strive ~ oatsexip iso cootompusnsto1
u shs ectlse<iou and diseuinatSon q
nsws; n \ b ueresnaFy, u viil tsy 10 q
saeh . neuspApeR tai evsgybody Vii
want Il, bug d Ind eoutRib1os toward
making u prootnbls. unos, - rule
Ne noss s1i1sn sad ussssssry . nsus
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01
cssafmaliess

bcrSp raa ALASKA Among The pas
snssn ca The schooner L o which ssii-
As>riy yesterday morning for Aissks.
vere tse @emhsrs Of 9 brass band Who
vsfe ~eourd Tor Alaska. OF eost.s They
sse happy crowd OF mer. full OF
sore Gaihef~d on Tie deck. tnss BE-
soss ss,iiag. they heess % sine. ard
sesne OF ,hrn we're dancing 70 mcsic
srur piccola cell ptsyed hy one OF the
ssnd "Good bye. h srees. Take care
81 ycarself." "fes, yoa bet I viii. sad
! W ee0s bach esrs IN sselse months
- III 700 seSisisitrs riset IN tue eye
v1o ote ehaok % gold" Tue parSer,
eo'nx Dear. said. yes, they can
cke iots Of mnnes. TIE people Of
S..ks VII es Wild ever the Hrss ersss
q Alssks. Ies natives wcn',
- shst 60 make Of 30 mreh Music
80 people of Sstks and Jsassa are
Pannx tor bse imn,syatson dasiez
nsN fes messhs. prespcetlne ex
oss srs bsins orRsnissa already,
{ eeen IL anticipated 10 the zninsns
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

WASHINGTON.


s8<9&4&<0 nEt&88E
wAsnrsorox, March ei.--The collec-
Dlona Of inssrnal revenue for the nrss
e1GAt months Of the n>oal year ended
Juas .. 1885. smsunt 70 o75.i5e. 100
- incresss Of t2.Si6. Sc over reoeip,s
- ~ eosresponding period Of the last
nseal year.
ne feiepAene Invcsstnatisa.
senator Harris, Of Tennessee. wAs en-.
enined today. lie told the story Of the
e1ganisssion OF the Pan. Electric Co..
veieA agreed With statements already
made b. ether Witnesses
tsnates," inquired The chairman,
80 there ever any suggestion that the
sonpsny shosid prsHt By the ofzsisi
peststcn Of any % the pcrsons vhc
nt4ot BE- engaged ~
! answer a." replied the vitn-ss,
eupeAtieally hat slowly, e and answer
urthes, thas II u had bsen iusimssed 70
~ thai my official actieu ~ senator
~ 70 Be Invoked. directly or indirect
y Y would have ended Forever ell Ne.
ncsistionar
cssasmassesa
n Brsdeu, Of M.ntans. Assayev 81
hslsrss brssadief General. D. d. How
I'D. Major General. vsr Pere. retired;
rf.pk Adsms. Postmaster at 0snniesn
seslersdo. and .. +. fatnAn. ~ VIII
'svs California.
cssaities 81 the seeressFtes.
There has been no perc~psihie change
nnes Yesterday IN Secretary Nannineas
.onaition. HIS physicisas saw thai the
ean1ef Of return Of an attack 20 thst
portion Of the brain fFst ssssiied is
- thones they sttll fear . recarrencs
toe trcoeie IN come other location.
os Attorney General and SearetsrN
Iemsr VII retars 10 their duties te-
norrev of next dag.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

kOB1E14Ns
-
49, nnluDB togmn.
Lmnnan. morl1 M-hn arranufm e
psoDu1sn1 ouomuu6 80 = ounn1 s
V0 - 8oEo, 0uuloA h vuul 80
ugoGlhD1 - - onE1m 80 q 0htrssm
bu1uono ouE1rna1
n1uvonn n,k vrrna-
= > -- 49, -
- ..z.s. sS :. = - 49,
Sss<~-. 49, ~ 8-~.x 49,
-
- - eseee
oAn tnAncnps< mnsuA W.-onnnmoR
- 51nogo afF1vo1 tndaY uiEh unnw-
oo49 49, - MInGG4 -, - Yo6ona
- - Unnuh ~
= eaeDunpo11aae e ~ JnSnn Aa1
UrIosD - - 1ongnnt ~ o. -
- k11a uun6 - - Hsngunsy -,
oDe1f11toG Glnvssy = ~ ktnatna Is
= eun1u1nn1 - ~ III - pnQnnnr
t1ona ougua 80 unNR
4 ooEx1oto aout1uus onouE1u1 q -
eeon1w = Usnsunnn, : De- - teUn-
xeorowy -. n ~ e - 49,
usso 80 fpu8 - usinhs - ouos, 81
tel go - 0sonnfoA O. nuaApn6
I'D ff1y Uous6rrSnuu1g intasoa q MI
nnv1s = 49, s>n~-
- -.
.eess.xss--s - ~. - -. -. -
Sss5s.- - sss.ss-s
y 4.
49, ssee@.
HAxa1zx q. ~, Mnsuh 0.--Advksou
t1o0 ~ Je1n, Heufeon6lnm1, annao ~
- esnlsna e11nmgr Eeselu1e - v1ook-
= - n111e91y - 1sstnn1 Bed, -
- 3aGee L. h vaa1sl assse esuF
- 49, - eoon1asod - 0insass
esene. r. eeo9 = = - sooa1od y
bso11 - eoeugo - Uune down- fhsy
rsneen1 ~ eoane5n9 essnnes Mad
- yseD pooe1vs1 - board i 90
49, e1ooDNogo4 49, thnoe haspoonaOl-
me01nnkhn. 0onqnB cd Paklfips-uoes
nmunoGs - ~ ass sapDessd - -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

A. white Pine. New, recently, asoaple
OF indtac hsys vese plsyine nth qua
sh -. - asusi. 80 sopponed 10 BE- an
ioAded. vhsa 10 49, di~ceasRed asd oue
70 The bovs vss killed. Tns fasAsr Of
the dad boy sssfty hsat ~ ssh>r ene
20 dssses ssd v1s viii dsnsaisy ~
sfraiaed 10 ne obis- psopas fsso fol.
tostoa ~ indtsn eusso@ UhtsA eives
tin 10 s,Qas - kiii ~ slAyss Of hin
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

Afnms pxpss ass rhs nee Ye
en- - rod frea 6>resds b asssine
ateoa nasly. Aooat szxlssa niiss have
bssa eo0pesteA Aooet so neo. half
vnsss acd hAif Ceznnos - eDpioysd
90 The vark- Whiss l>hoesss ass -
ptoysd - thsy eu@. alsna I'D ~ Ia
49, dsnehAfsed- IL sssansapA iisn
are hssER pss - - - Rod pssaseu.sp,
- shss svsrythzne VII - nnanhsd -
onces
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

By snsssmsns Of the last Legislature
section Sost 81 the Territorial Ccds vAs
-. - - - - s-s,.

By susesmsnt OF the last Legislature
section Sost 81 the Tsrrisorial Ccds vas
amended % - 70 read ~ follows;
Whensver any bridge IL 10 be bniIt BY
any ccaaty In this Territory. the ssti-
mated cost Of which shall exceed the
san Of too handrsd dollars. the Board
Of Ooaasy com mis>sooers shali adver-
siss Zoe ssaled bid>A sid bids 10 be
seoompsnisd BY pEGEa. specincAtsoes
aud Strain dfxerans fer the sane /;
s<fd advertisement 20 be pab;isaed
FOE thres Successive weeks 10 the Oh
sisi nsUupspsr of the county. II weekly,
and swensy days n daily paper. Vita
each bid snail De deposited ooad wite
4 penalty squat 10 to psr cent Of the
amount Of sneh hid. conditioned tAst
saia bead shall be forfeited 70 tue eoan
" II toe party usktne saoh esd shall
faii OF nesiscs 70 enter into written
nsrscs and give toe fsqassits b nd
wsshia dve days frum dsfs 81 sssra !
and upsn the dsy and asar sppsfnt-
"a by said n ard 10 fee-fvs said sssied
ids The s.id Hoard sh&li proved -
opea said bis AID swsrd Ave csatfscs
~ the ptFty sasse bid. IN their iats-
ment, ts tbs iowsss aud beSt. II. 10
thssr iaix a>al ons u reqssrrd, tie
aid b ard nay apssias . sap~rinssad
eas. weo~s desy u -nsii be 10 sspsttn
t-nd tne csosuaess 81 % sad eftdsss
provided sivsys. fess said bad OF
couu,y Co<rmtsssen<fs, fa - dl<crr-
ton. nasy rsieos snv and al bisa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

A seFy skiiissi ptees Of snsiaseriee IN
6s3<A . ~ dass 80. unsa - -
foesss q han1s yseA,aa q ffoa 49,
I'D e see 1881 - NJ esaset =
ssvs sasse snsnnns1 - = h0uea. an1
80 = = = . oevvsf - - 49, usfe
- easssiesss.s 49, Uasu ~ -,
= - eanesg. 49, - - enD-1n1aeA
= = - 1zessnp = ~ - -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

Tee Millinery spensnx 81 Nn ". A
WAN u he cid ossvson st<nd. v7it tsAe
plsss Friday spd asssfdAy, Apssi - 500
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

Nav csInpxa Moran brvshsrs have
recsntly ssnpsesei . ses eElinasr fer
TIE steamer Rsssler watch viil Be pas
10 a. sosa a. "a. sseaner hss siroe b
lsy ee. Iha cylindss. shieh 70 izssrs
than The cd on>. usii sd considerably
N The power ~ tie kas<ief. c<pt k>n'
t,mln talks II taking BE eo>f 10 Ai>sks
a. the expsr<sssu II his rrs><ns mail
coatrscf on JEW fsa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

Fer fnmiiy u-s ncne q thees uufcrfu>as,
eorzdeaa 20 q erssR.
Wu1fg SSH 0ggsevG o1l has 49,
a tAa fsfeesa usunxly fuun1 o onmwen
otza. Is eaAnse - sxpsu1>4 - -
cAsF - wscx. via - sDokA e1t1D -
a9.ssvs CDR - prsranse ~ hFsaki11
weiss sssa ssnssss ga = . -
oI1 ~ fiae innuug purpo-A b = -
fEhf b soaR = p1rs e1rfng vuane. q
eivss . sRung sasdy nuAs ~ 0zns
9nea d19R 49, el@0oe Co
-. = xeGlooo cnIlD9eq.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

fsox sas fRaScs~cs. --ssesusAip
George W. Elder erseehs fsem SAB
Francisco shis srip IS pssssnesrs and
go tors fressht Zoe vsss,sis. 7 psseen-
gers and 81 taos tor Psss fususrsa. IS
ps~seneers and 80 scne to- deafsts> and
~ pass~seers aad as tcns for tsesDa-
fetal. leo p>sssns~rs and SO s>as Of
freieet.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

Aecadsnt and Fire Insurance. RsAs.
sfAH.mex. AsseA e.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

= B rrapnAEs. Iasaranes and Con.
@issseo Ascent isia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

Hsnry Lohs6m, . 0srnan q ysass
aid, uas fous1 ta6ay tnssnabis = htz
suom froO n ovse1pos ~ tao6nnam.
and did soon afoos bstng founG. q h
suppessd 70 - . eans - eniof5o. - -
ssAsed bed i0g' eougk1<xno1e nensy 10
spnoutnst0u rsunueks.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

The mean Temperature 10 winter
Is about 20 degrees ane 10 szmmer
6 degrees IN cold weather zero b
alzoss uakaown. and IS degrees
aeove d considered very cold and
does not often occ1r: saos usually
fsils from one 20 sArer isches deep.
q rxrs Intervals Il hss brea = foos %
nfssss isches deep. but Seldom isys
- osse I've ~ thrse weskA soua
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

INV Yonz, March 3l.-frsnds 81
Frederick n. ksusse. Treasurer Of the
0psoa Railway d Aav1g sttou Con
pSny. ere uossss1 Over bis dss&ppssrsucs
u Zealand shses eeets azo. He sailed
~ Earops Ia tbs msddis u FsbSuAsy
le&endin1 10 resnrn ~ nakt aisAuvF
- hHs mos bssn hsara from since. Hts
lstends are unoers<su ~ 70 whsshsf be
~ bssn foully dealt wtth, o. u sisk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

There are thousands OF acres Of
good lands In the county open for
setti meus under the L 4 Land laws.
every scre Of which IL worth double
shat Il cs,sts 10 get II. While the
eauice locations are occupied. the
land is jast As COED a. sny yet taken
and settlers are learning that 100
acres are more thxa are necessary for
the support Of family. The cheap
est aud easiest sn-shed Of securing
land IL ender the homestead law.
watch allows the head Of the family
or siagle mao er woman TO take 1do
acres. title to be obssined BY I've
years residence and cultivation. 81 =
cost Of abouf f2s: urdcr the pre-
empsion lac f6o acres can be taken,
~ residence. cultivation and impros-
menss safici-ns 20 sho~ good faith.
al enss VI 81 IS psf acre. Hfier six
monshs; home<teads can be bought
a. the same price after six nooths
re<;dsece. and presempssona changed
10 hoae<fe~ds ~ any time.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

EvAnsyuLs fIud. J. M<seh 2t.-k usss
bsnnd > ,sseaasF trssn from Loulssslte.
- ~ Air Las Is iirssd, Vas thrown
fpon ths tsssk today between Haatita'
bure and RssdinAnd " bssksn tis -
~ ianceion 0f NJ tuo roads. Thess
Vess sveaty-3vo poenenasra 10 the
epaehs 1oufsesa of unem wers tntapsd
ai1esAhly, Us oshesa onLy allahsLy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

eAn Fnaxcrsco. March si.--sailed--
Britssh steamer Wellington, for Nanai.
ne; ship lvanhoe, for Seattle.
Tkrooem. March Si.--Hhip Belvidsre
passrd N a. 40 ,. n. C,ondy; fresh
southwest wind.
PYxmr, March -BArksutins passsd
outward 10 zoe of she ina Massiak.
Ce0tag weather.
Sxs FaAHcsson. March SIS .. m.--
fndisstions for The oonina 50 hours are
for Ore1on and wassinxson Territory.
occasional rains.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

Fan Ksxmcmoo, March 8l.--Ths Mar
ehant.' kxsa4nas resssvsd dsapasos
Today fsvn PoInt Esyss ssatson. ssAstnR
thas ths SCHOONER !. n. Uonsdon. uith
cargo u bettss, vainsd - tl5u0. bad
esp~iasf - tbs beaoh. Tbs sopsaaasss
u sns SCHOONER wsss atss In ssossos Of .
dtspstoh annoannsnG thai Captain A@i
son. Ne master, and shs oss snsios sho
eompgtoed ths efeu, wers supy0eed =,
% iost- The vsssei uzs saiosd - o<oo0.
and v supposed 10 b : totAi la. Bhs
waa Owned ~ Q numbsr u dxzsymsn In
sbs eosossys and uns uninsassd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-01

- Yoax, March u.-fe0offe9.
=. .rdf6s e1osh spsea1ess. fntans9 -
- e ~ sio&k spectators e1peele6
- ern1roseoss, Oil f<es0e wofk- Iof
.Sr1- G0nrus1 hsss vsFseaiiy aee~dsd -
S-1e 6rnsnd. Thn efriks kaa iaGfss
~ us1ns, sd aoses 5o0 psesous hsss
- 80, rs fnmilsss - nang -
- ksxs bssn bsouaht etees - ~
,s1sr1u63ea polut. msonfsesosogs -
-. go Issssa - oaQ0oo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-22

satisfactory one to the true lovers !. ~. H. IL
"a; Though strong in voting power 's Z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-22

the calling of the Ayes and Nays on the
motion Of Rep. Kaulukou who had shut
off debate by the previous question, Rep.
Thurston desiring a record, that could be
published, of those opposed to free speech
After persistent effort the President OBJ
tanned order and the ayes and nays were
called with the following result:
AYES Gibson, Guliek, Kapena, Haysel-
den. Keau, Lilikalani, Baker, Kauhi, Anna
"a, Kaulia, Kaulukou, Palia, Kaunamano,
Nahale, Nahinu, Kekoa, Kaukau, Kaai,
Kauai and Palohau-20.
NoEs- Bishop, Brown, Kalua, Castle,
Wight Dickey, Thurston, Paehaole and
Dole.
ABSENT OR NOT VOTING Neumann, Domi-
mis-, Cleghorn, Parker, Wilder, lsenberg,
Kuihelani, Dowsett, Rhodes, Bush, J. Nj.
Smith, Judd, Widemann. kaae, kanoa,
Martin, Maefarlane, S. Parker, kauhane,
Aholo, Richardson-21
Representative Thurston now stated
that, as the maker of the original motion,
Ito adopt the minority report) which was
now brought before the House by the
passage of the previous question he had
the right to close the debate, he would
however delegate that right to Rep. Dole.
Representative Kaulukou thought that
Rep. Thurston might himself have right
to speak but could not delegate the same
to another member.
Another acrimonious controversy was
now engaged in, ended finally at $40 by
Rep. Brown moving adjournment until 10
am the next day. Carried
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-22
BISHOP & co. s :
Savings Bank
The Undersigned will Receive Money At
their Savings Bank upon the
Following Terms

On sums Of Five Hundred Dollars Or undc- ......
person, they will pay interest al the rate a. "
cent. per aunum irnm date Of receipt Of, y.
shall have remained deposit TREE MOI, 'l'i
been OF deposit three month"; q The I'm. =, ~.
up the yrarg accounts 10 interest," uilhe - 49,
on 'rAs,isns Of Dollars es is' issslons Of ssts
within three months iiom date Of deno-i,
Thirty days raiiec mast Be given ~ ~,
intention 10 Withdraw any money, and ~ -
fasa-book must be produced az t.ie same ti-.,
No money will be paid except opou al. .,,i.
Depositsf. accompanied ~ The proper ps..-,oot
On TIE arsi day Of sePssmber. Of each T,,r a.. ss
counts viii be iIHle up, and iafessat... -, .,l
shall have remained on deposit 49, ~ aii-ie .l-
and nnpald. viii be credit 70 ne sslz-
that date form part Of thy Drintiss sii'fi l ir
sums Of more than Give Urrrf
fcSeiI,d sa6iest . special a1feeisst ~ ~ pm g
Sundays and IlolldaY1t - n ne week eHcapt
- ~ ufuunn 4. fIrl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-22

Has ooorsd ~ 49, ~ AMI Natz1T PnhlLr.
VIII aftafd an a. . ~ y, ntss c1frnffe " hIia.
VIII -lfo attend "a To.., q re ti,fan seni
'e aphyEIls'as DONE s,'iH'l s Ssi''i Il 7
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-22

llais Of Sov York oph,b.,,-,- ~ .r,.....n
oFrieE 8 INCIDENCE, sl.rs, ss,-.,
arze'al =. ltAloa 70 DISEASES or THE EAH 40 fIE.
and es'i'esion Of raaIly vision.
O'-''' NV rs ;..a 70 81 A. M. and 20 p. H.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-22

~ An experiences Of several years IN The VIM. 4
SPIRIT Business Is gnarsntee that ne lu.sra-s~ y
EiIi b properly served iie7 Inc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-22

4. t..s inte f1ur ufIsser z.I=Iszssrs'.a
s. - Iead IoE tie first time olll 2 Iesa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-22

Supreme Court OF the Hawaiian Islanas--
In Probate.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-22
Notice to the Residents
Hawaii, Maui, Kauai, MOIOkai & Oahu

rarl~ ding these el1y oul Honolulu
b
edwthw Agcnsa
~ 10 Exi h the ign
>
" di t iron
stands
o. T
p
rd f fts topuuou QUITO Honolulu f
th-cI snudsm yhaybe arri cska y
rv inanyunc fGcncalN and %
~ m i i ma b
ann -lgt - pay 81 o
bee, Teito
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-22
Old Newspapers For Sale |

SUITABLE FOR WRAPPING Pa
= per. In lots Of 100 ID 1900 Applyai
Ills y GAZETTE OFFICE,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-22

improving roads from Moanslua to Ka-
moiliili. To COMMITTEES on Public Lands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-22
1nntrI.smrn.s
The Equitable Life Assurance seeiety
OF THE UNITED STATES.

Fromh beginning Equitable has be auee~ng
nrst
ue policies; policies payable Immediately instead
mon the first simplify the po
contract confusing cOuponsi the
policy guaranteeing
payment of the accumulated profits to ec
the
policy which, addition all the ultimate advantages secured under the lon %
m.s
During the and half its history has written Subj
o other during the period
approached the Equitable the achieved ana
plus furnish the best guarantee
70 be future, o intending
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-22
Grnrral advertisements.
READ THIS

MEssRs. L. o. HALL 81 Son, LIMITED.
GentiemeH:-I have used your 1jin. Steel Breakers
for years and your 16iu Breakers for year. and
have been well pleased with them. They arc good
strong Plows and turH tie sod better than any other
plows ever used. and have nsed good many Gince
1852 have used the 16a. Stsei BreakeF for several
weeks with only five mules, and powed from acre
and half to two acres day. used the same num-
Der of animals for the l5n for the 6in. Breakers.
plowed up grove of sumach roots and lots Of guava
this year and have broken but r coulter and pair
of handles, Every one who has used them on Hawaii
has been treH pleased with them.
Yours truly.
tSigned) r. a. LYMAN,
Paauhau.
70 The above Is but one OF many ietterswc Lave
received from all parts Of the Islands, speaking in the
highest terms Of Halls Steel Breakers and PloEs of
all sizes.
We have just received. direct from the Moline Pillow
Co. large invoice Of Plows, making assortment
complete including Breakers and Plows Of all sizes
and kinds Extra Shears, Bolts, COulters Handles and
Beams.
Az during some years. we have been unable TO sup
ply the demand for these goods desire Planters to
send in their orders for what they may need for
the coming season. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-09-17

One of the most brilliant social events that
ever occurred in Hallowell was the wedding,
Wednesday night of Miss Louise C. Wells
the accomplished daughter of Capt. Charles
b Wells of that city, and Mr.. Franklin G
Russell Of Florida. The scene of thi. hap
py affair was Capt. Wells handsome resi-
dence on Middle street, the interior of which
"" made very attractive with floral decora
ton consisting largely of white asters. Rev
Dr. Howard Of Tullahoms, Tenn, officiated
The contracting parties stood beneath . pref
Vpyramid Of flowers and the bride was pro-
hounced by all who had the pleasure of be-
ing present, as one Of the loveliest ever we'd
ded in Hallowell The gown was q very be-
coming one of white satin and a
heavy bridal veil added to its effect. A corsage
bouquet of buff tea roses completed her at
u's' Mr.. W. B. Nickels acted as best man
and the two sisters of the fair bride, Georgia
and Julia, stood BY her side. There was a
long list of elegant and valuable presents,
ana among those of a substantial nature was
acneck for $1,000, gift from the groom's
'''ner to the bride. She was also the recipi-
cut Oh two other checks, one for $500 and
another for $780, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell depart
gu on the midnight train for ten days we'd
u'uE 'our after which they will return to
n'no"eil' going to their home in Florida
Soout the middle of October.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-09-17
Clothing.

CHAS. H. MASON and de.,
er in Fine Ready-made Clothing. One
Price Store. 1876, 1877 & lss Water ST.
CALL AT E. E. DAVIS & co.'s NEW
SrORE-And see the bargains in Mem.
Youths and Childreu's Clothing for Fail
and Winter wear. Children's Clothinc
speciality. Gents Fine Furnishinc
Goods and Travelling Bags. Leading
styles of Hats. E. E. Davi. and W. H.
Davis, City Clothiers and Ha,ters. unde,
Cony House.
Il. S. BLAISDELL-One Price Clothier and
Halter, under Hotel North. Ia showing
some unusual bargains in Mems and
Boys Suits; also some immense trades
in odd pants.
GO TO THE BOSTON BRANCH CLOTH.
ING HOUSE = for Gents and Bows
Clothing. Furnishing Goods, Hats and
Caps. A Large Line of Underwear.
Travelling Bags, Rubber Coats, Umbrel.
las, etc. Lowest living prices. E. G..
Storer, 1872 Water ST.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-09-17
RICHMOND.

Schooner William Wiler arrived Wednes-
a.v with about 400 tons of coal for VIM.
Harlow Two thousand feet of ten-inch pipe
has been shipped and is now en- route some
sixty-seven hundred more will be required;
Humphrey Randall of Bowdoln has entered
Bibber's drug store TO learn the business
DR.. X. w. Small and wife are visiting IN
No,,real Steamer Blonde took the Dresden
hand To Woolwich, Tuesday evening, where
thew gave a concert and dance, assisted by
Richmond artists George H. MerrIman has
been visiting his parents for few days
Work begins Thursday on the foundation OF
the pumping station.-Capr. John morane
arrived home from Baltimore, TUESDAY: he
left his vessel, the brig Charles Dennis, al
Bath discharging coal.-Chsrle. Wallace'
formerly of this place, now of Littieton' N
H.. was in town, Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-09-17
Druggists.

C. H. GUPPY & CO-Dealers in Pure
Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines, Fancy
and Toilet articles, etc. Full stock of
Foreign and Domestic Cigars constantly
on hand. Attention is called to our
glycerine jelly for the toilet, chapped
hands, ETC., prepared only by Guppy &
Co. Physicians prescriptions a special
ty. Cor. State and Winthrop SITS.
J. N. MIXER-Drugs, Medicines and Chem
icals, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Toilet
Soaps, Sponges, Brushes. Combs, Per-
fumery, etc., etc. Physicians prescrip-
tons carefully compounded. 4 Bridge
Block, 1914 Water St.
c. B. MURPHEY & CO-Dealers in Pure
Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines, Fancy and
Toilet Articles, choice perfumes, etc.
Also . large assortment of mixed paints
constantly on hand. No. Z, Union
Block
G. N. ALLEN & CO., DRUGGISTS-Make
specially of Piuckney's Pure Spices.
Try our Elixir Calissya, the best sppe-
tizer known. Every bottle warranted.