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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27
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special to ne Gazette.

Special 10 ne Gazette.
wAoc, TIA, April go
Rawis, Mckinney and F,1ar. 4, u
deputy sberits Of Hin eoup,E
ia the United Stats distric, cour. (. g, II
10 answer :he chsrze Of ins~stsr,,,,
and obstrucsing the United Sates ~
These are the four men who ,r.ot NJ
complete possession Of the sissour \
cine passenger and mai train ,hx.
orable Saturday night last Jsrs1,v Z
en- route from Hilis0oro to wsre Y
hsye been through a lively X.
sprouts In the siase courts. both A. "a
bUro and Waco, suG have slreas4y ~.
in tie wsy of fines, wrlis and 90
fees, sbont $3.50 each as the pessls
their escspade. Tney were arrssrs.l
the federal court on an intormstioy u
against them BY the Uaited S,n.ss n
trici attorney, and not on sn ipdimrs'
At 1880 p. m. tn jury returned n
dict Of guilty. The penalty < N
which Judge Mccormick VIII p,sll
fix st 500 snd costs. The four ~ 4
main here tonight to make arrsnusr
for payiBg the fine.
Ovid Mickey was arrested to-5ar n
charge Of passing counterfeit IN
Mickey is said to be convict and l;ssS
the eastern portion of the cougS
posse has gone to his house to-rlse b
search for the mOlds and apparai1. M
which he manufactured the les len ti,s&
Sanford Lewis, the coIort d ex. M y
rier who was found guilty Ssturdsy,
of rSbbing the mails, wss br0asA X
again to-day to answer to five othe, X
in the same indictment. He plead {
TO one and the others were dismisssl r
viii be sentenced very shortly.
j. G.. Mars n, w1ite, and DsrssNuII
colored, charged with sending Go
le t7rs through the United Slstts q
were both acquitted.
". r Barrett, young man who
brother named J W. Barrett at BIZ
land, Rockwell county, died here s. n
day night, peBniless. His hrusher
not know of his condition unSli saf2|
of his death, when he wired ins,raa
10 give the body decent burial, Khk. #
done this afternoon.
The Waco Street Railway conIw
preparing for an extension Of IL y
building two additional miles q h n
which will make belt system an3 81
horse-csr facilities to several street,
deprived of the same. The commtI
also erect spacious car-sheds, stable
offices of brick at the corner Of ~
and Washington streets, right in lh:l
ness portion of the city.
Fifty members of the local lodgs
Odd Fellows order, accompanied \ n
tire department brass band, excui
Corsicaua to-day, to attend he
monies there incident to laying Y 3
ner stone Of the Odd Fellows Nh
and Orphaus' home.
A goodly sized delegation Of oee
and druggists left for Dallas ton
attend the session of the State AZ
and Pharmaceutical association.
The Day (evening paper) corlns
the publication Of Associated Pres
patches this afternoon.
Rev. W. G.. Bagby, the BrsEillsl
sionary, left for MonlgoAery, Az
day to attend the Southern BspuA
ventlon.
Mrs. Il. p. Cravens, wife OF the PES
manager of the Examiner, diea y
O'Clock this afternoon. M
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special 70 the esnelle. ="

special 70 the Gazette.
HESmgTTA, Tx, April 25.--DIstrict
and county courts together have held
court constantly al this place for about
. ven weeks, and they have called most
Of the Clay county farmers ia TO att nd
court. Now they gladly dispense and re-
turn to their homes, to behold the green
growing crops Of corn, rye, oats, etc.
Clay county now looks lovely, AID in
yites immigration to come aud see the
evidence Of her good soil Henrietta,
with another railroad and the rich lands
Of Clay county TO back her, can look for
ward 70 glorious future
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A nls Time At Corsicnnn

Spoelhlto the 1Atfte
CoRsicAsA, Tx, April 2G.--The cere-
monies OF LAYING the cornerstone Of the
widows and Orphans home of the odd
Fellows Of Texas and the celebration OF
the event took place here 10 day, under
The auspices Of the grand lodge. Fully
20oO visiting members Of the order were
pres NJ, three brass bands from abroad
attending them. The order OF the day
was procession, basket picnic ana a
grand ball Tonight. All the chartered
special trains will return this evening, al
though many members will stop over TIL
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A Brave woman.

HFNVIHI % Ilt VhItFIt.
SAX ANTONIO, TEX, April 26--The
burglariou- fraternity have struck San
Antonio heavy recently their frantic
exploits occurring almost nightly. Mrs.
w II Brokers residence was visited
last night while her husband is absent In
Mexico. The brave little lady, however,
Was equal 90 the emergency Haylng
been awakened by the noise at the win
dow, Pho fred shot from her pistol in
the direction from which the noise came,
which was so unexpected that the In
tfuders dccampeh lnstanter. There was
no blood spillen, unfortunately, but they
viii doubtless hereafter let her alone in
peace
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special 70 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, April &c The Odd
Fellows OF Galveston celebrated the sixty
seventh anniversary cf their order to-day
ny street parade, concluding. with a
grand tall tonight which was largely
attended.
The board appointed TO examine appli-
canis for the naval cadetship have re.
ported that Master George H. Law OF this
city attained the highest average and w.
>. Reese the next highest. Both scholars
are therefore recommended for scholar
ships.
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wanted IN BrookIyn.

I'LL . 70 y II EIEf
BIC SpKsGs, Tx, April 2g.--An i'm
portsnt arfestDas made hereio-day IN The
person Of young man named L.W. Hyde,
haiiing from Br0oEiyD, y Y, where he
stends charged with the embezzlement Of
s40oO, He Il very Incorporating
yOung msn and lawyer by profession.
Ills method was the forging Of tax re-
ceipts, Hyde was taken East this even.
ing BY Deputy Sheriff W. X, Morgan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

The third grand concert Of this society
will be given 81 the opers-hOuse 20 night
The programme is varied sBd attractive.
and a rare musical treat is in store for
those who attend. The admission IS only
80 cents, an, as the Choral society
should be encouraged, everyone should
20 to hear them. TINS IS the best con.
cert Of this season
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

COd Lisef 81, Niia Hypopa spaites, IL q
most yllaA5ls remedy for consumption,
scgOisls, wasting dtsases u children,
eGlds s5d ehTo8ic cOagas, aad IN Oh cOr>
1lti0bs where ihefe = loss u frsh, q
hex = nsTFs p0wsr, and general degil.
ify II ias system.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

LONDON, April 26.-The statement that
the Greek army will be dissrmed is con-
hrmed. The Greek chamber of deputies
has been convoked. IRE combined fleet
OF the powers which had assembled to
coerce Greece has departed. The sudden
termination of the probability of war is
received by the Greek people with con.
steTnation,
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Special 70 ire Gazette
PALEsTTSy, TEX. April 2s.--Oi the
three strikers arrested Saturday, IS men
toned in that day s dispatch, two, Haw-
ley and stiilwell, are yet in jail, they
having failed 20 make bond. Brown. the
third man, gave bond in the sum OF $500
this morning. Three more were arrested
Saturday hight and Sunday. Tom Sin
clair, indicted in two cases, gave bond of
$500
S. II. Simpson was arrested in Tyler
and brought here yesterday by Deputy
John Kelley. He is yet 10 jail, having
failed TO make bond. Other arrests viii
doubtless follow.
Fine rain fell iu this county Saturday
II was needed, but It is clear and warm
now, and farmers report the crops
booming.
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a scene Ia Court.

SAN ASTONIo, Tx, April 2G.-E. C..
Folweil, tried for horse theft, was ac-
quilted tonight, the jury bringing In a
verdict Of Dot guilty.. His mother created
8 scene In court by her loud crying and
shook hands warmly With every member
OF he jury FoiWeIl Is not free yet By
large majority he was taken back 10 jail
and will soon be tried on three or four
more csses Of the same kind, besides two
for perjury.
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ThsJ Jun oai

HousTOS, TIKI, April 2g.-The Grim.
snai district court has been occupied sii
day IL tie case ot William GerEy. chsrgs d
With The murder 81 Fila Evans ia sOyerD-
Der Isst. The case went 70 the jury to-
blight snd ~ midnight they 1sd not re-
turned a verdict. TIE defense Il on
ef1DtiOusi insauiiy. The crime was q
most EtrOclous murder and created gsert
excitement at the time.
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corrs4r,1- ss-es q tae 6Azsfts.
C4kEnAGE, IExs April 2.-Wh!le
H41rIn Collirs, asties q ne pre-
cine. krown Is to D4rk Corner,
o. she east SIDE q Ssslns r4vss
n tais coUafy, Ees refgrzfng bone
fron Csrtssgs yesterday 10 cotrpsrs r'.ts
Rss10Ea DGrts, Be EAs Gsszss.nA.e1 from
tse brush ~ ulkDown parties Several
h0f. were fred ay the ass1ssiEs, several
q Ehica le0k eject, klIfag Collins AID
hls aOTse Instantly. Re6mAn ran OF. and
40 70 = lsse boar had Mt been heard from.
A man By the name 81 FullBr, who was
Fidinz n the rear q Collins and Rsdmau
some TWO hurdred yards, saw Collins isll
bui aid rot zee the parties who did the
frlag TIE sheriff and posse hsve gone
over 70 IecOunoiier
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

Honorary members who have y y
ceiv. d their tickets should noiM
Mason, secretary, at once. Tue u
society want all their honorary ~,
to be present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

ATHENS, April 26-The clsims Of
Greece, In contending for which she is
prepared to wage war against Turkey,
row that she has consented to disarm,
viii be submitted to arbitration.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

ADES, April &c The report is con.
frned that the emir Of Harlan has msssa-
cred all the Europeans in his cspital, also
the members Of the Italian scientific expe-
dltlon under Count Purro.
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Correspondence Of the Gazette
MOUST PLEASANT Tx, April 24-The
late cold spell has set the crops back ten
or fifteen days. PEACHES will not be so
plentiful as last year. June apples will
be scarce. For later apples TIE prospects
are encouraging.
District court at Mount Vernon sd-
jOurned Saturday evening. Monday
brought home Judge W. ] Mclean, who
presided over the same; % Hon. S. 2.
Founders, County Attorn, A. j Oliver,
Lawyers Patterson, HarI ,r, Baldwin,
SnOdgrass, Tingle and Sdmner, practi-
TONERS Of the Mount Plea -ant tribunal.
Judge Mclean will experience the joys oil
home and mingle among home folks for
the present week.
Lawyers Patterson, Tingle snd Sum.
ner are contestants for the Office Of county
attorney at the coming November cleo,
tlon.
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special - ne cNneett
AnrrnvK. Tx. Arrz 4s---The 90
=. eve oeSssrnsss fassr sixty -bsyezi. A.
rsrsrssry so-szy. TIE Gre c<'D4r-lts q
~ ctr. arcs=paritt ~ che Anilene C.1'r-
- hsnd. 5azet r1em r. zzAtirE 3 zs2A
dsr a. a. Tfts r,exDirE lasrs uAs > pc
~5e and - slight. - wins ~ NIL 3 ptl
81 fne elrsrz-asszse. Tie D1d k=laoEt
Eu5 EYsuse1 forms1 q q-zest@sn 80
-rsrrbse o. TIE Er0u1es. EaNr- ~tr@
s-,asrass. ett, AEt srrFfuo1s rsiess
ssr Tas ctr norg hcltEy 2Ffe11-
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JiftNAf y we 11zeile
tErgEzsgg. Tx Apfa 3s.--Tse Aipsz
ansas asf regular Eeekly irly Ssszrdsy
Wisa very asagg ifa igst
Mr. Chsse. ssppDred ~ fts faveare
fale1t q i2.s pisee, renfers ne aF8swsr
l1psszV ~ tas oeer4-10use sftl ~ src y
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We will loan money in any sum desired
on nrst class real estate security, from
three to i've years. time, We also buy
vendors lien notes
SoaMERvILLE & CHASE,
sos Main street.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.


PARIS, april % 1T is officially an
nounced here that Greece, yielding % rhe
advice of France to refrain from war, VIII
at once disarm.
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Result of the EIeotinnn

MADRID, April 26.-The Spanish sena-
torial elections resulted in the return of
l2s Minlsterialists, 2s Conservatives, 6
Independents and Republicans.
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shot His brother.

correspondence OF tHe tfaAette.
LINDEN, Tx, April 2i.--Ilas, son OF
Robert Jones, a farmer living about
twenty miles north Of this place, last
Thursday morning while attempting To
cock shotgun GAGGED with huckshot
tired the same, the contents taking feet
ia his brothers legs below the kne es, al
most seveiing one and badly iniurlng the
other oae limb was amputated The
circumstances which led to the accident
are as follows; Alb, W two months ago 4
man known ms John W. Phelps, from
Wood county, came to this (Cass) county,
and after remaining awhile married a Miss
Davis, living In the vicinity Of this fstal
occurrences, Soon after theirmarrisee NJ
took trip to Wood county In obedience
10 an attachment issued from that county
70 procure his testimony as a witness
from which place he returned about !
week ago. bringing with him horse al.
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80 2 =. : - %.

GeGOTHwArTK, Tx, April 2s.-The
sise1spz itsi Saturday for the removal a
ne eosniy aesi from HsEalltou, Hamilion
ca5zfT. - point EIGHT miles west, r.
saiie1 II sarge sy9riiy for Hsm.iitoz.
Tals Assures " Z neH county "a inis ser
tl9as with GoleihNGlie az county SEAT.
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Polk Stock Yard.

Jersey cows bred from noted mixers.
Angus, Hereford and short-horn bulls.
Polk BROS.
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swiss Cheese swiss ~"
A fresh shipment OF the oes n
goods yet received at Fort w S,'as'ss
FoRT woRrH CIV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

Pure baking powders are cns ]
chief aids to the cook In prfpAiy,'.
feet and wholesome food, anc w
wife will do well TO be on Hel
against baklng-powder trampn. N
Loaf Baking Powder Is neya NJ
from house to house, as the ms n.'s
ing establishment Of j. y D,S
taxed to It's uttermost 70 ssr .ss
demands that come through i's
channels.
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n Of Exchangt 49,, -. \. y
|inass roncte from, Wall street al
8 clamnroue broadway. closer az
lra the Offices Of ono Of Ehe ablest
as ono OF lhe most upright "a New |
n,t5lfnnntrAe YloetoAil Is $780,,
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me Cattle Ranch aud Land Company OF
London, which has leased a large tract 81
aeatrSl territory between Texas ana
MeAlcoi i y sort Of NO mans land, bat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

Selected quartettes, chofassss
solos and duos go toward msA'p w
tractive programme This y
Choral society offers you Lobe
cents,
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e-..--.a~rww Eysryzh1r r&sse1 81
,rr-ceffr. rn1 ths dsS whs 1a cat rsnld
y sesares-
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sIargaret.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
MARGARET, TEX, April %. - There
were two marriages in Margaret yester-
day. Mr.. M. NJ. Hankins, our county
attorney, was married to Miss Mary f.
Roberts, daughter of Rev. John C. Rob.
erts, local pastor OF the Methodist Epis.
cal church, South, OF this place. They
were quietly married at the residence OF
the brides father at p. IN yesterday. in
the presence of few OF their most init
mate friends.
MI John II. Deberry was married to
Miss Ida Ward at the residence OF Mr..
John Wesley. The bride is one Of the
purest and love Hest you ladies that
adorn society In our little town OF Mar.
garet The groom is popular Young
business man here much liked by ali who
know him.
Rev. James T. Hosmer, circuit pastor
of the NJ. 4. church, South, oiliciated at
both ceremonies.
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Ni.nAing ana unreasoning patrons. In
coansies Ike this, where there is neither
clNi nor criminal county court, the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

The finest line Of nshing tackle In the
world AZ Audorson's gun s.ore.
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special TO the Gazette
WmTEsBoRo, Tex, April 20 -Yester-
day evening about o'clock a heavy rain
storm visited this section, accompanied
with some hail, not enough, however, to
inJute vegetation or ffnit Parties in
from Dexter report au awful hailstorm
there yesterday evening Crops and fruit
were demolished. The haiIstones ia some
places fell three to fourinch deep. This
storm was plainly seen from here and
could be distinctly bard The clouds
were In great connection and the usual
greenish hue on the clouds preceding
hail was plainly visibp here.
Rev. ID. + Fnlle', Lee Hearne and
others started this al ernoon on fishing
expedition on Red rner, to be gone sew
eral days
Robert Bolton, James McCarroll, w. ",
Crayin and Others started this morning on
an extended tour out west to hunt az d
Dish. They win be goue three OF four
weeks.
Elder W. L. Sewel is conducting a pro.
trscted meeting at the Christian church
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The Finest Rnsors n ny
At Anderson's gun store
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Misses Kid Polish, 10 Cents,
Lewis Bros, 3i5 Houston stree:
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Mems Rase saii shps., u
Lewis Bros, $40 Houston s'l.,
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Ladies' Low shoes, so oenis' 4
At Lewis Bros.', $40 Houston slrs
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Ladies' Kid.Butrnn Boots. 81,
AT Lewis Bros ;, Sl5 Houston street
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pay taxes for the education
t q Their heir children, why not
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

alln.al.s.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-01

WILCOX and Gibbs Auiomsic; Singer Manufacturing
Company, Asserted. Remington COMPANY, Family
ViIson Machines, .hs bst asSostnsns 70 Be found
md AZ Bottom iriess
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Staple Groceries,

No. and Flour, Mo. 9 and Rice
Crushed Sugar, chins and japan Teas
Finest Table Fruits from the Factory
Pure English Spices, Condensed Milki
Cocoa, SPECIALTIES The Pat
zee KeroseHe on, Wesf0n,s Oe,a-
frifDg1i LinfnOs, ~ Incl, Rubber
appiIiO gHd canrns Brake just at
hand, Blake Steam Pump Valves, Pack
Ing, &c, Blake Boiler Feed, Juice or
Nolassss. Irrlgat!ns q Vacuum Pnmps
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rooted every day, will be opposed with
persistence. The degradation ,f Min
s,erlal position, by incumben,s subciit
tiog, in order u retain the rank and
emolumsnis Of high Office, to back
stairs administration over their heads
S something that must be apparent t
every observer Of our politics 1t isat III,
root Of much of the northumberland
,hst disgraces the time. Whatevf
power the HERALD may acquire will b,
devoted to breaking down the bulwark.
VI that pcrnicious system. We shall
strive to educate public opinion TO The
point OF universal demand FIR az
Independent Legislature by law, wher,
office holders, subsisiing on the good
races cf Ministry, may not enter,
Every useful, every salutary measure OF
project, from wherever emanating, will
receive due encouragement. 1t i
scarcely necessary to add that the
HERALD will be alive to questions OF
public Improvement, endeavoring to
discuss them intelligently, with regard
to necessity opportunity or proc,ica-
bility.
In matters of news and general cdi.
ting, it would be too much to expect
that the first number should be sam
pic Of what the HERALD is designed to
be. The editor has just come from
four months laborious reporting Of til,
Legislature for the Bulletin, which, from,
the steady confinement in writing posi-
tor, leaves him, in the common par.
l;lnce, somewhat "run down." A few
days Of outdoor exercise, incidental to
the new business, will doubtless, how.
ever, have due recuperatiye eff-ct
Again, hiving only had two days to pre-
pare for publication, with the number
less details Of work involved in starting
a newspaper, there has been no time to
effect any systematic news collecting ar
rangemcnt Once the few difficulties
such as those mentioned are overcome,
the writer hopes, from his twelve years
of varied experience in journalism OK
clusiyely and about twenty of breathing
the air Of newspaper Offices, to be able
10 provide the people of this city and
kingdom with as complete and accepta-
bic daily newspaper as the consitu-
ency can afford.
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liza fsllow-feeliag makes our Min
isters wondreus kind, i, must be {;
hcsrirendins task for them TO operate
the official guillotine, if as currently
believed, they are in dread that every
day may be their next" as the wag a.
the corner would say.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-01

The collector OF water rates is abroad.
His business would not be justly dis
tasteful to ratepayers if he carried a
guarantee with him Of anything like .
regular supply Of the necessary. This
the residents in different parts Of the
city are far from having. Perhaps there
will be enough for all when the pipes
are laid in the valley Hope so.
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Banana skins are said TO make good
shoe polish. The wight en- bananas
on the Oceanic Steamship line, it has
been seen, makes excellent Ministcria
throat polish.
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shawl Traps. School Bags
Pos,ieai. Birthday and hl@esnaaseu' Books
,l..,.,.a Late, Sheet. ro..., and !. ,., Man. o,
tbs laiandA Maps o. Honolulu.
Souvenir Views OF Honolulu.
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The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-01

Before cowardly threatening the
tyrannical a'ofnys on the gallant Oppo-
sition, the Government should have
tried gag on some of their own SUP.
porters. The time wasted in airing
their onentimes puerile and nonsen.
steal eloquence by the latter would, il
sayed, have cut the session at least
thirty days shorter than it is going
to be.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-01

1t is pleasing to see the strides in
advance periodically made by the
Oahu College system of schools. The
latest progressive movement consists in
the extension and revision Of grading
in the Preparatory School. The divi-
sion into four departments, altered to
three last term, is to be resumed, with
two grades in each department Add
tons of trained specialists have been
made to the stats of college and school.