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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-25
a DOCTOR Al nNsAKEAsr.
What People should Eat For The First MeA
In tile DuY,

what People should Eat For the First Meal
In the Day,
CdAel1 Fdmty Magazine.
Over and over again have I advocated
the use otoa!meal in these columns. Fol
breakfast and supper, what q stay anC
support TO lie IL good pOrridgel No
overriding boiled, however, and made Of {
medium outmeal, and eaten. with butter
or milk, or both.
Dat cakes %agaiu-not the horrid immi-
tGtiou tn y sell at the ConieCtioners'-but
wholesome homo griddle-bsked cakes
with nothing In them bat oatmeal and
salt and q pinch Of carbonate Of soda are
excellent
Az to flour broad l am, Of course, a frn
believer in the whola.meal bread, In
which there is more nutrlmsnt and iesG
binding qualities. Bread should never be
eaten new. II should DO q day old q,
least. Even toast ought to be made from
stale bread. Toast should DO thin and al
lowed 10 cool, II for breakfast. But toast
for tea may be, and Is better, thick. Here
is my receipt: Out tho slices from a LOAF 8
day old, with q strong sharp knife; let the
slices be one inch thick or more. Toast
them slowly, then butter abundantly,
prioking the surface with the kniie'i
point that the butter may run we'll in,
0ruah the edges o. 1.-THE toast with the bach
OF tho knife, sprinkle q little salt over the
surface and eat while hot.
But independent o! oatmeal and -four
there arc many valuable iarinacoous foods
which are, unhappily for our population
made to take a back seat in the scale o
diet. Lentils, peas, beans and maize are
among the number.
II those who suffer from dygpepsii
could only BIO got firmly to believe tha'
frequent change Of diet Ia most egsentia
TO well being, and believing this, were t
give these fairirm q fair trial, tnoueandl
among them would DO restored to health
and be ~dySpeptics no longer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-25

NEw YonK, Nov. pS,-l,aCe goods Of
much value have been SmuEEled into
New York through various channels for
some time past. MIla Josephine schoy.
onA, d young and lovely Belgian living Ia
ihis city, was arrested to-day, The young
lady paya she has relations ia Belgium
whom lh0 often vlulta They
Esnd lace by her to sell Ii
This country. The last llmO che
returned by The steamship Switzerland,
landing In philadelphia Shs then had
5000 worth Of lace In her possession. ]
10 alleged that she brought TO this city
and peddlVd II In the City, In her apart
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-25

DR.. James Corrle, Dentist in Baltimore,
writes: II have used DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup personally and in my family for two
or three years, and l am prepared 70 say
that there Is nothing to compare TO It as
a remedy for cough, cold, etc, 20 cents.
Pains in the back are frequently caused
by q sudden wrsrGhing Of the spine, A
few applications Of Salvation '0ll will
give permanent relief,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-25

But Il IL positively ine1CuSAbio 10 administer OF
take narcotics or potent stdauvos 10 relieve inIrah'
guilty Of the nerves, tho easily discOyCtablo CAUSE
Of which Ia simply indigestion. liostCtiCr's stotn'
GOh BILtpu ls The remedy indicated when the nCF'
yous kyS EN- Il wcat, and consequently super
sensitive and untranqnlh ataCCd aud quloted, py
IhlI Imperative lnniO, the system ObiRlis tecdill
iepOssa d night lyslCpilg quhlniI cg ne p dislltu
The hAblJ Of body becomes itgulAf, the liver aud
kidneys aie BEAUTIFULLY stimulated, aud bodily 81
men IL eGetllOn Ctpgti 10 DO 4 WeAtlsOno AMI dii.
hcnil lAAk. Neuralgia, rheumatism aud mAlAiA
Gated By this inAtthl6sS inVigOrAnt aud regulator
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-25

On Cry, Pa, Nov, 24-Opened 77bC
highest 77lci lowest 7Gtc; closed 76Ic
sales, l $4,000; c~learauGes, G228,0 0
charters, I 1895 shipments, $3.50.
%PlTrsBuRaH, Nov. "a Petroleum irreg,
ulsr, closed weaker, Opened at 76IcI
closed at 7Otcj highest 773c; lowest 76sc,
BR4DPopp, PAp Nov, 94,-Opensd 76iui
closed 769c; highest 77SIj lowest 7Gsci
clearances, 2,754,0OO.
TITusvlLLE, Pa Nov, 24--opened 77c
highest 77sc; lowest Tote; Closed 70Ic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-25

LONDON, Nov, ga dispatch from
Bhamo says; "a party Of DacolLs al
midnight entered the British cautonment
set Ere to the barracks and guard house,
killed the sleeping Europeans, and then
deCamped. The garrison was not alarmed
until the DsCoits were making oil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-25

NEW YoRE, Nov. 24-Agenta have ad
vanced Lowell i've frame Wilton carpetl
to 81 10; Lowell Eve frame BNssels to SOC
super three ply to size, and extra aupel
to l0c, The market was very dull In
general demand, as usual 10 Thanksgiy
log, but deliveries Of previous good pro
poTtioAR,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-25

mspts wss found lace valued ct nearly
$500. The young woman made NO Sc
Gret Of the way In which 1t came into her
possession, Sho seemed 10 be unaware
that che had committed a crime in snug
Cling the lace into the city,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-25
Gppe+TMrtrsr.

Having sold nlnetsnths OF the Writing Machines
Mld III the State, we claim II clearly dem0lsttatel
the superiority Of our machines. loWsWesgiVe.a
partial list Of customers using thetDi
Daily Intolllgencer.
Daily RcglsLOti
NCwg.Letter.
W. +. Hubbard, attorney,
Robert White, attorney.
Joseph X. PAUL, Attorney.
Russell 4 Hliiel, attorneys.
d. atufglGs, attorney, MogAntown.
John A Hutchinson, attorney, PaIkCrsburs..:
yau Winkle& Amber attorneys, PArkenbufg,
LOOMS 4 Tavenner, attorneys, ParkcrSburg,
With Flick, us District Attorney.
Hannibal Forbes, U ) Commissioner
LC. Delllcker, Clerk U. 3. Court, Parke1burRI
Uarouce smith, Clerk Of Court, Fairmont.
o NJ, Clemens, Clerk OF Court, pafkersbuFT,
H, G, ilCge, CLERK Of Court. Hinton.
r. l. Fast, Clerk Of Court, Morgantowu,
Manufacturer Insurance Company,
Peabody Insurance Company.
UnderWHtorS' INSURANCE Company.
Anderson 4 Atkinson, INSURANCE Agency
EdW. " DunAway, City Receiver.
Vance, Hughes y Co.
LArnltA Bros, Brokers.
Junction Iron WORKS.
Whitaker Iron Works.,
LAughlln IrOn Works,
BenWOOd Iron Work.,
A., sweeney & Son,
Hobbs, BtocEnniOr& Co.
SROf full PARTICULARS In regard tolterInS otBal0 and
~ 4. L. ROSE d CO..
GuiI s. Twelfth strOOt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-25

St, Jacobs Oil is Just what you need II
you suffer pain Of any sort, ItneveF fails.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-25
EINlNNl5aIIZIl|

Should be used in place Of Tea
fering from DDspcpsi0, Tatu-
Aciotts and no1rishtnO beverage.
The continuous use Of Cocoa
PEPIINE will euro all forms
Of Dyspepsia when medicines
have failed.
FoR sALs nv DRvGGisTs AND oRoeEEs EVERYWHERE.
Gto.% nlRoGCoa Chemists, 80 Barclay ST., N.Y.
I 10-ounce Dor sent Jv Nat 0a
receipt O FOO cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-25
gssuspsstattSn

DITISBURGH, CINCINNATI Il III,
j LOUIS RAlLR0Ap-panhGndla Route:
II 1855. Trains leays Panhandle station, i0Al OF
Eleventh stnoL near public landing, ls follows
CentRl standard ttma;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-25

Lard steady at s. sOn5 s5. Bulk meat
quiet, 8. r. S 623. BaconArm; SIR ZOO
SIC, 81 %. Whisky active 81 is, Butter
Sugar and Cheese Arm. Hogs firm; com,
mon and light IS 20I$4 O0j packing and
butchers S. S5a4 10. ESgs tiIm At l9a20c.
ToLRDo, o., Nov, 2t.-Wheat dull
and steady; cash 7llci November 78c;
January 79ic bid; May S5lc bid. Corn
steady; cash S7lGi December SITE bid;
May 42ic bid. Oats steady; cash 2sI,
Glover seed weak; Caah 4 a, bid; JAnu.
sry 4 45 asked; February so bid.
BALTIMORE, Nh, Nov, 2-Whsat west.
ern, easier; No, 2 winter red spot, S4l-
S4foi December, SiIas4IGj January sol.
Corn, western, steady mixed spot, 45O
bid; year 45a459Si January, 45f245Ic;
steamer, ~4StR4S4G. Oats, firm; western
white, 34l88c; do mixed S2a3Sa. Rye,
firm and quiet at 58a5S. Provisions, dull
Mess pork, $ll 90. Lard, refined, 7Ic,
Butter firm; wsstern packed 1915; cream
cry 2SaS0. Eggs, steady st24425c, Coffee,
armer and dull, Rio cargo ordinary to
fair l2bllSb,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-25
Live Stock.

CuIcAao, Nov, s4-CatNe receipts
10000 head shipments 1000 head, Mar,
kst slow, Best natives steady shipping
steers 8 S0G5 60i stGCkera and feeders 9 e
as 40i COWS, bulls and mixed ! 75a3 90
bulk 2 00A2 40; through Texas steers 2 75i
8 50i Western rangers weak natives and
halt breeds 8 l0aS S5i winterqd Texana
. 00aS 90, Hogs, receipts 10000 head
shipmenta 5000 heSdi market steady =,
Rough aud mixed 3 5O4S So; packing aud
shipping 0 7O44 06i light 8 6OlS 0Ji skips
2 25s3 40, Sheep, receipts 5000 head
shipments 1000 head market Glow oom,
mon grades lower natives . 25l4 CO.,
western 9 .75'a 40I Texans . 0O42 90,
Lambs 3 50i460,
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Nov, 24-Oattle re.
caipsa l5s head; shipments sos head.
Market firm; prime 81 50l4 70; fair to
good 81 O0l4 25, Corn So 25aS 75j stock
ara $500 a25i fseddrs IS 80 3 rs, Hogs
receipts $500 head; shipments 1 900 head,
Market aCtlvei Philadelphias S. 00A4 l0i
Workers s. 85l3 00i common and light
s. G0aS rs, shesp-receIpts 1900 head;
ghipmentA2,4 400 head, Marketdull prime
IS 75ll2d; lair to good 81 7ha3 90; common
~ OOa2 5O. Lambs 81 5OL w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-25

NEw York, Nov, 24-Monsy on call,
quiet, at q tot per cent, closing at 4 per
cent, asked. Prime mercantile paper 4 To 8,
Sterling exchange dull, but steady at 4 SCI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19
Gasstte's Hilo Letter.

EDT7os GAZETTE The Board % Appeals from
the assessments OF the tax assessor % this district
has had Its hands full this past week. The Board
convened on the l4th TO listen 20 the cases OF ap
peal. The cases disposed Of Up 10 adjournment
are those Of the Onomea. PapSikou and WsIskea
Plantations All of The plantations IN the district.
save those under the SprsckelS' thumb. have
appealed.
The first case occupied three dsys with two even
inG sessions. an oalooker describes the arguments
Of the defendant the assessor, in handling his
cases, as food of words and 6routh OF reason
The remaining cases. tEenty-three II number, VIII
have to be put OF until after the November term
q court al Maimea. which msthinkS viii give the
assessor some pretty lively scratching 70 do 10 get
his book into shape before the collector begins
his rounds.
All of the planters have baen In AIMS about the
matter and express hot indignation against the
unreasonable rises on the figures handed IN.
which the assessor himself has not been able 10
show IS fairly iust- No- has their he leSSaaei by
his naming them IS, and attempting 70 prove
This has made the psss week one ot considerable
excitement here. as The general public Is interested
rnore o. less II the nstts-,
The weather hGs been extremely damp quite
wet. even for hilo. The rain ISL for the week
ending c: date being 2Io inches. The roads out
II the Country are reported as being quite bad.
large, deep mud holsSl1 several places rendering
travelling unpleasant. One OF The s-oEe c1lvertS
on the Government road. Just beyond WaInskE
fell II OF the Nth. i new enterprise. pineapple
plantation. has been started here. The top of one
Cleared and set or with pineapple plants. Some
three acres are brought under cultivation in the
experiment MIkApo
Hilo. Oct. l4th. 1855
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19
4 Business Chanse.

The many friends Of NJ. !. L. Oat. the popular
s-ssio1er and news dealer. N the GAzE-EE build
ing, VII regret 70 learn that be has sold his entire
ints-5ss II MS business 70 Lr. = q. SUpsT dating
from the IS inst Er- Oz- has. BY u1tirlcg en-
cry and industry built Cp business n tie S1o-.
space Of SIX ys2rs- which would 90 credit u q
mach older person and the public viii soon miss
his CHEEKY voios and genial face IN his old place q
business HIS Successor. NJ I. Z. SoPsr : gen
tIsnzc. vEo viii soon win and retain eli the old
and many new patrons and his excessive zcgCai1I-
accs with the residents OF the other Islands Of The
Eroup VII further his patronage n that direction.
L : safe % predict that the new incumbent vii
keep up the prestige Of the business and add new
lz--5lS 10 the same.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19
The hfikado Tea Party.

The teschars Of the Sunday School belonging TO
the Second Congregation OF 81. Andrews Cathe-
oral. organized entertainment II aid OF the
funds OF the School which cSne OF with brilliant
success On Thursday evening. The affair consist
60 q lev selections II costume from, the opera
OF the Nika6o, followed by an ice cream festival.
the Mattresses bsinc dressed IL japanese Costume
The hsll o. the Y N c. A. was c-ammei 20 suto-
cation, S26 s lzrGe number Of people ha6 70 be
turned away from the door. Ibe following pro
cramoe vas rendered;
T-so-.Th-ee Little Maids from School"
Misses Rhodes. +. vol He'll and Rose Make
Chorus Entrance of hz-isl4 and the Nika5o-''
Mss B vo1 Holt 1-L M L ". EolCSEo-1E.
DEe----T1c Elcvs5-s Thai Bloom n The Spring.
AeSs-S -1ll A4E S-l 4 J. v 2-Ee--
So.o-'-TE- rs 5llOu .--------- 7 r Wake
Solo and CL--s -to- Hes GoiaEt Marry Y-z- an
Mss H4--5s E-oleS.
The stage Esss p-etslly decorated with Ja-s2ess
pictures and fans ana tbs principal singers were
supported 5v & chorus q twenty i've voln- de
/ be dresses Of both principals and chorus wee
very handsome. and Strsc.ly II japanese StyIe.
many bang loaned 5y the Jasz-eSs ladies resident
here Mrs IarO Al1o s26 Mrs. N2kay2ma lent
every assistance II experimenting the arrange
meRt o. the costumes and II giving advice. Every
were the Three Little Msi6S" and the Solo and
Chorus Hes Going - Marry Yum Ynna-" II the
former Miss Rosie Make Miss Bertha Won Holt
and Miss Rhodes were excellent. and Miss Makes
mus. especially be praised for hs- clesr upper
notes. Mrs. T. 4. Walker presided a. the piano
After TIE performance sl enjoyable time was
spent II social chat and the consumption of ice
cream and cake. The net proceeds vGS S2T5
The milk for the ics cream was donated By Judge
NcCllly.
Crest credit is due 10 Mrs. Jordan and Miss Won
Holt for their successful management Of the affair
assistants the committee, Mrs Jordan, Miss Won
Holt and Mrs Atkinson. return their sincere
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19
OF For Frisco

The Bovine" which left port last Monday after
noon, took As passengers snonst many Others,
Nj. Joseph Wissman. the well known business
agent and real estate broker OF this city. who
leaves here on important business connected with
projected pleasures for the general p1blic who
have been IN times past 80 much his debtor II that
line. Nj. Nlsana1 taxes the yoyacs BY SSH IS
source OF pleasure. the profitable psrt undoubtedly
appearing on his rstCrC 10 his anchorage again n
II 7-ul-.u. E-E r----s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

soSoo1osd- and the hack has passed into ether
hands. 1t Is high time that Chinese drivers sho1Id
os looked after; as licenses are 1t present issued
the most Enthusiastically and incapable OF drivers
are allowed 10 drive, rIskin1 the necks and p-or-
erty Of all who come In their uav.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

By order Of Captain Y Y Ashford. the Honolulu
Riaas Eiu NEE; to- drill On Eridsy evening o.
esch week. making two 6rill nights weekly
Wednesday and Friday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

Ths volnE people q HonOlllu, daring the pre-
vlle1ce Of the recent moonlight nights. organized
TIllnc parties II AL directions ana EN- owed them
selves II thls exLllars.llC exercise.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

In a-I probability the 1rSt mail from tbs Coast
VAL 5a BY ths Alameda, Gus Oct. 3. The Mari
POS from the Colonies fo- Ssn Francisco VII be
cue here on saturday next. and Will take q nlsll.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

The dust daring tbs for5-psrs q las: week gss
Ghe tsrror u housewives wlo tske 3 pride u the
nest appearance o. thelr household. On Friday
s hns refreshing shower u the forenoon, 6ispelled
rms uulsa1cs for TIE the time being.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

Ils Cavalry drawn I'D outside A-l-o.z-- Halls
wee s--1I = behold Eve-E sabre vas e g Glf-
e5-z-- angle G-c many ut them seemed On the
-p1-s OF 6acz p.tssi-E tLs.r bearers Ia then tie
h'-SsS Is 81 q spawned half led oT-I=s- No
w--5z- -zs crowd laughed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

DIS Ez- g. ~. Merrill. United States Miuis-s,
Resident. ana wife leave bv tie AIarlposa Tor 1hs
cczss or sho-t season OF resi-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

t~o-s.ory frame bzIl5i1g mas been erected or
TIE --a-ka SIDE Of King street. neAr MacaEke4
s--ae.. I1e building i already enclosed and vel
S-5s-vs1-E. Il j. OF the usual pattern CT Chlnsss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

A. tas propagation Ceremony Saturday. most O
Hoaolulu's prominent citizens Eere conspicaou!
BY their absence. Even the diplomatic corps wa
not present II full force.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

L ssas --u1-ei o. the s:-sss yesterday that NJ.
T. Wun6snourE had been appointed POStnssis.
General vice Aholo promoted - Minister q the
Interior. The appointment mas not IS YET been
made public officially.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

C-aralts smoking : allowed l. the The ranks Of
+Ls Iav-iiaa Army. Al least t1s ensign Of one Of
1he .~4rks OF HAWAII s-=s lC1C.-llC II The weed
-ta moment before ana t-e moment after the hing
passed Ll- last Saturday = pretty KIND q as
clQl-Ls-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

Plans to- the new Bethel Church are being pre-
p47ed and active operations vii soo2 comme1c.
II the erection Of 3 tas b-ick e6i1cs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

Ihe Painters Labor and Supply Company met
YESTERDAY IN the Boa-d OF Trade rooms and organ
l-e1 scr Us annual session.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

The varioas boat : crews are ont mornings and
evenings practising fo- the coming regatta on the
l6ah prox. Some me rowing and good time may
Be looked for.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

o. Wednesday. NJ. L. J. Leyey sod ths Sailors
Hone h1l6InE. and oatbuildllss connected there
with teSdr. \. hAisikawahs for $50, 70 be re-
moved II q DAYS. The furniture Of the houSs vas
aLso sod the SANE dsy. and rsaIIzsd aboat ssh.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

Tbs statement l2ECs II the Sais-ia that Mr.
Ezre s attached 70 the -epc-to-lal STAT q tbs Ga
ZE--E i entirely vIthoC; foundation
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

Thursday evening. between $50 and l;So O'Clock
Loves Bakery OF NEz2nC street. vas entered By
burrlzrS and $ II change II the TIL and two
silver watches taken An Et.empt WIS made on
the safe without Success No arrests have been
--rs-e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

lcsl Els a-l tLa talk o. SATURDAY, o1t ~ 70
s-s present moment no farther developments have
occ1--a5. Col5 steel OF hot lead are not pleasant
tlincs 70 contemplate. The parties are narrsl5SS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

Ths purchasers Of TIE ole Sailors Home build
Inc. Immediately after the sale on Wednesday
conn saoe5 the demolition OF this old landmark
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

EG Majesty and suite returned from a short
Tls-t 70 Kauai Sunday morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

he sale Ct -s.s. s=v55-v. -. belonging - Ihs
s>.a.s q the late Q1esz DcTl-s, Emma, by E 2.
Adams d Co. GrsE Il-l- e El11 attendance q
1-va-s. ana -1e prices realized we're considered
SATISFACTORY. Mr. James Morgan welded the
hammer O. this occasion
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

Saturday llEbt Eo1oluiu was visited bv several
smart showers winch left the streets with their
E1-I quota Of mud
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

Ihe new Governor os Maui f. h Baker. left
EeSse-1l ~ for his new field or duty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

Major Bsu5al % the American Sugar Refinery.
vas entertained 81 breakfast hy the King on Mon
riew -rrn--~T-r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

The weather the past week HIS toned down IN
Temperature ana The nights are cool and pleasant
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

Governor Do1ninis left by the Kin4u yesterday.
tor AE1i. He goes % nnish up the business OF his
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

4. II Z the Princess Ll,iuokalani. has gone to
Waikiki. where shs VIII remain for week or so.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19
ISLAND LOCALS.
ARoZ -nwN.

Thursday rl1raiac last the Folloria. was tele-
ErEphe1 Ovs- t1wl- e PA Is safe -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

III. C.rz1---1. wei k-c~- - g caterer Of -
u--=. has recently Cp5le- II connection with MS
1-ea- business r1= Cab Zo-ss restaurant OF
King s-rs5t- which j. fast Winning E1.5ll opinions
frc-r f-=l15-.srs o. The p.lc=. Tor tEs ezcsls2os
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

The divers Nsss-s Te-rll aid Lyle. sant up 10
recover q portion Of Tie machinery belonging 70 a
sean pzmp. lost from t1z steamer Lshua- AZ one
Of The GlE1c1ls Azmsk1s landings. we're 1nsnc-
ezSSEul and returned by tie hllsCss EOu- At
NsIaAsa Bay they s1ocssc=1 II finding al anchor
Of azl9 pounds an6 chain belonging 70 Tie
Lr--.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

Lax Fritzv evening. meeting q chs Hawaiian
Rozirz ana Yachting Assoola-loz EE2s asld a las
I,Is-7 Boat Cab Il which tie foll%I1E o-1osrs
usre elected for the ensuing year. President. hls
- GOV T-nsss- Ssc-ssary. AZ n. Il Gl1s-c-
Il i proper 10 say hare that ths lolz1i Boat Cub,
Eon6iuiu Tachs and Bost C-25, an ne Myrtle
Boat CAB -rsre Represented Of th-s ocSzslo1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19
Arp advertisements.
LOST

LOST!
IN HAMAkCA. HAWAII. OCTO-
L ra-1-r I--s--E N.7 Il Fz-=5 Cc-rr.- S-N Drawn
tr-- E ~ T. On c. r Bishop i Co cc- S51ll.
Alsc Draft Nc -g Ea-e1 0c--1e- 5-L- Tor S--5l--
Drawn lr Ez---z1-- :. : Co o. z Hacked Co
81 t4vo- 1f T. ID LZ--c--
al PERSONS are warned 1o- 20 purchase 9 -sc55Fs
lie zh0Te - 1zgzzl- has be-- stopped on the sane
EC-ckEz- lc-- H. -s>5- 80 i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

NV. c. Sproul. Sho his bszn for sOnstime
psf located u the Beaver Bl0ek- QEss2 street, Up
stars has removed - more con1o1lO1s quarters
Il Ihs Czmp5sl Book. Fort street. sns; bslo= the
Tempe OF Fashion where be EIll Be able 10 dis
play his MS special line q me Irish linens and
f8bVlcS 70 advantage, which I'll Be spT7eclate1 By
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

A Casaarnza 5-sT5ae : hack rau INTO Ms
Csrssa-s rarri-ns Ca Tr7rs5zy afternoon fatally
i15lrirg TIE, ar=H az6 d-nzEiog re os-r1sgs-
ne h5-ss Se5 On sunday Ine C1lns1An has
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

C7eorcs Glen6o1. g. ha1, E1o i SlA be re-
1osnbs-e5 rs -ri=1 tl- gross chszt- and ssc1rs I
q change u velC u 1Ololll1- had his trlal las
week. Which resulted u the jury finding hin
Ezilty. Is changed George had trls3 ~ play oz .
small boy d assistant teacher and oreE TIE
: larv. EEica xas chs caEsz % The SCi:.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

I-e Hawaiian Army has every o51s.al 1ss5e5
--1s- t-z sun save one and tla- 5 doctor. In
l1a-r vl1-5 s--=Es tL=y have apparently never
-E1-E-- u song - vaE. s. CoctC- vas cof
-=z and an lE5cla-cz corps zc--1 b 10 o. Use
D-.va -c-55zv ars-v after I'D.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-19

The 1eE steaD=r nos bang J--ic t1- ne Val
u .-1i1 S1E8g C1-luG-E- n 81 Francisco. ! au-
p-l1cE-uc co-acle.lol ana r-ET b looked 1oE hs-e
nsI1. leaves here o. SATURDAY 20 bring the nsE
steamer 63~n. Csps- Un5=-To53 VII have charge
81 TIE Steamer WGlLlz-slo.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-12

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