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HIaHwAYMEN.
A Stage Robbed by One Mana. Mall
Coach Robbed

BALLISoKR, Tex June 25.-The Dallinger
and San Angela stage was robbed again yes
day by lone highwayman. This time the
robber was on foot going toward San. Angela.
He had a large red bandana around hisneck,
and when the stage pulled up he pulled the
bandana over tho lower part of his face and
with six shooter persuaded the passengers,
eight in number. TO stand and deliver. After
taking about 5000 from the passengers. all OF
whom were unarmcd, he compelled the
driver TO unhitch the best horses and turn
the same over TO him. The driver was com.
PEELED to catch a mule to supply his loss.
This was not the same highwayman that had
operated in this section before
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They Fought with Pistols.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, juno 25.-Melyillo A.
Miles, a young white man, and q negro,
Wash Harrison, fought With pistols yester-
day near Richmond, Ala, and both were
killed. They were living on the plantation
of A. T. Jones, Miles as an oversecr and tho
negro as a laborer. The negro had been
ordered 10 leave the place, but refused 10 do
30, and when Miles went with Jones 10 the
ncgro's house he fired on them. Miles was
shst twice and died in fifteen minutes.
Harrison was also shot fatally and died In a
few hours.
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Rare opportunlty Al Muliord's.
Manhattan saving. HANK and Trust Co
pErosIroR's xorIcr.

DKroaroR's NOTICE.
= Interest at the rate OF three (3) per cent.
per annum has been declared by thc board
Of trustees Of this. bank. on all accounts
entitled thereto, payable on and after
July l, 1883.
Interest not drawn viii be credited the
same as any regular deposit. All deposits
made prior 10 tho 9Th day Of each month
will bear interest from the LIST.
JAMES NATHAN, Cashier.
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BLAcKFoor ]. T., June o5.-The stnge of
Salisbury & Co.. carrying the United States
mail and express, was held up between here
and Chamois by masked highwaymen Satur-
day. Besides ritiing the mail pouch, silver
bullion worth e, 800 was taken.
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A Hold Outrage.

ST. Louis, Mo-, June pa telegram from
Pulaski county, Mo-. says a bold outrage
was committed there Saturday night by an
organized band similar to the White Caps Of
Indiana. About midnight party Of masked
riders rode up to the house Of Charles Gross,
wealthy farmer, and dragging him from
then whipped him to death. The alleged
cause is the divulging OF secrets OF the Agri-
cultural Wheel, a secret organization. Gross
was faycd alive.
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HoxK testimonials are most reliable. and
II You will SCI d your name and address we
will send statements OF numbers of the best
citizens OF Nashville regarding tho wonder
full cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile Oint-
ment II never fails. Fifty cents and 81
per bottle. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn. For sale by
Holster, 2s3 Main street
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RALEIGH SPRINGS.

MY HOTEL n NOW OrEs ron THE SUMNER
wi sca-on, aud am prepared 10 cntcrlAin uio-e
PARTIES desiring ~ Walt cunyuuieni resort with
hne medicinal waters aud good fare NJ fcnasilalle
pficca Ny hart mc,ts al trains al the National
lemctsr, two miles and half frnm Raleigh. The
fare By the L. a ~ fallfoad Il only ~ cents each
way. aud my hack fce ~ ocnts Tor pleasant drive
through picinfeslu. country -. ktenrlon laTtl.s
~ bard n reasonable rates
A. nIrW, uaIsieh, Tenn.
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Special Notice.

Tn ADDITION TO TIE BumxrN ALREADY
Il ct apart iof today. the hoard a Equalization
VIII consider The complaints u All eppofstiona
no s4vsuss oh.insss
Muliord buys old gold. :
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Do Not be induced TO take some other prep
Grafton when you call for Hoods Sarsi-
parila Be sure to get Hoods, which is
macmillan
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Attention. Morhmen.

You are invited 10 try the celebrated
Yellow Label Cigars. They are pure and
OF sound quality.
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Car load fine draw mules. Please call
and sec them at II. d. Clarko's, Third and
Union.
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pnlxK Mnlio for the nervea.

sUnscnfnK for THE WEEKLY ArrEAt, 81
per year, and participate in the grand dis
tribution OF gifts December /.
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sunscmnn for niK WEEKLY ArrrAI. 81
per yea, aud participate 10 the grand dis.
hibulion Of gifts December 4.
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NIosaos COUNTY INN OPENS JUNE I
wi tsrs situated on top 81 the Chihowcc mount
ain. 800 isst show - level Good water. purr
aimosphsfe inasnlhccni rrrrery snf comfortable
Telico rsllroad At kihcns Tenn. 10 Chc,lncc. Ten
miles Daily line u stages snd mails from Chcnines
over q good rad ais miles, Telegraph once In
able special raiss iof iamillc. rof circulan,
diving snslrs Of water. etc, sddn- froprlcsor
Whiis Clin hprnfx
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column win he charged at
nte Of l5c for two lines one Insertion two inser.
lions, Csc: one week, Soc
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MrncnsSrs, see adv Of sssignee's sal'
Of stationery, ctc., on pageb
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Bargains at Muliord's.

CIR mp clubs for TnE wKsKLY ArrE.r
,ad secure one Of The cash prizes. Soc lis'
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MT. NEBO SPRINGS.

rINIIia POPULAR REaOnT IN TnE CIIILHOwEE
II mountains l. noted on arcDunt 81 ~ Inagnla.
cent vicu, mou ntain air. chalybcate water aud 90.
calicnt table. II V ruaobcd Via Mafyrllle. where
hacks connect with trains Terms 600 pef week
of t0O0 pcf month, a, A. WILLOW.
Nc Nebo via naryvlile Tenn.
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An we ask for RIsing Sun baking pow
der Is ono trial.
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CARPET CLEANING.
WE nAvY A M, MACHINE TIIE HEsT
w made. II exuli Al sand. dir. moths,
briEhions and maize n lafpst looE iiio nov.
upholsierlnE In sIlas lsunehoa
tOI HiIsTRoN A 90,
~ neaio ftnet

mr. q. SWAN. ~ s<rond ~, Memphis
- l EN- making 10 AZ IN The tfVainoni ~ the
Diseasas ~ the iSIvrf srfph and Hcctum Is srpas
fata aud dlntlnci dIn.a VIZ Inflammation Con.
siipstipn. Piles, fisur1 1Hiulas. iolypi. Pruape.
diseases are seld1In ~ - ~ che Frnefnl prHrti
TONER iAie 4 Too <hai iof any ono man ~ thor.
onFhly updefstsnd 81 - nninsfuus dlscases In
prartioaiy fainlsx ~ mi Certain. Will not IN.
lefisre With yOtu er1h Y bushes You can ~
tfvaief and fvfuu f1Yr home the sane day I
am also trrafluF Dr. - ~ thu Var, Noar and
ThfosL and Chronie Dl. generally. Crusulla,
ton free C0ffcsr1ndfi solicited.
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Knives, forks, ETC., Muliord's.
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ron sAti ON nESr.
ELECTION NOTICE.

T'HE ANIMAL Mn fOS oFsEvFg DfREc
l. tor iof the nun tifF Insurance Company,
70 scf,c Tho ensuinffe viii H. held u The tom
pany's once, No anh al street. ou TtEsnAi.
andi O'clock pm.
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DUsINEss-GoOD AGENCIES FOR COMMITS |
ID mission, hardware and ware dealers, Address |
BUSINESS care Appcal.
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GRrar bargains at Muliord's.
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Examine prices at NIulIord'G


n EKrovKD nv @HE USE or COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
Of the hair.
Burnc,t's Flayonng extracts arc The
heat
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Wedding presents low at Muliord's.
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For SALE.


A PHYSICIANS olufEE AND GOOD PRAC.
"a ticc. Address M9tpl, tails Office
Alta BARG AIN-glOCK AND FIXTURES OF
IA Drug Store a. htesyllle, Miss. store Tor
FLErCiffR3.KYLE Batcsvillc Miss,
Or VIM W. Rootes. 30! Min street city,
REAunFUL BUILDING LOTS EVERY pIREc.
ID ton. al $ L. MOORE & co,
CHEAP, TWO ACRiS BEAUTIFUL LAND,
~ near East End Dumay terminus
$ I. MoORE&Cp, No, 297 Second street.
LNoR SALE = AN EsrNBLIsHED PRODUCE
~ and commission business on Front street Ad'
dress o. II L., carr Appeal
GREAr BARGAISs IN REAL EsTArR--l5O
" lots at Douglass ymes', sS secondst
IF YOU WISH TO Buy OR SELL BARGAINS
i IN real estate. call en l.. d. Eaton. u Madison
street
MICE OFFICE FfXTpREs-APPLY AT
IN Friedman BIOS, No 2o6 Main street.
NOTICE TO DRIcKM AGERsi
offer for sale on favorable terms my Steam
Brickyard, fully equippci for business will sell
entire or In part
FRED. n JONES,
Corner Caroline aud seventh Streets,
Memphis.
4 NNE NEW ~ SAW MlIHl KIN GIN, FEEnEk
~ and Condenser for $50. Addrcss,
BERRY 4 BRO, lirookslon, Tex
OLD PAPERs-AT APPEAL OFFICE 0CENrs
" per hundnd.
nNE soDAwATER FOUNTAIN
Y Az 40 Monroe street
DIANos AND ORGANS. A number Of second
i hand pianos. both square and upright some of
them almost new. AlsO some good second hand
organs organs All cheap for cash RaIs shagSe for bar
SALOON AND DoaGDIN9. nousEallAs %
IN SACHS Appeal once.
2 ,REslDENcrs-AI SOCK BOTTOM, oN
- Vance street 8 l. Moore d %. No w
second street
90 OOO FRETtiNcH DRY COMMON oAH
ZU,UUO iumber6 70 y wide. u. IL, i6 feet
long. suitable Tor rough work. shectlng on roof OF
l.. 4. Cooper. is'S Madison street
Houxrs TO LET.
A FURNISHED corr AGE IN THE SUBURBS
~ for the summer monhS very near street car
line. Addrcss H.. Latter Carrl,r henderson.
C,oTrAGE. 10 ROSS AvRHUR THREK ROOMS
~ in good repair Apply a Mostly street
C,uoIcE RESIDENCE 40 80 COURT STREET
J. II. McpAylIr 90 Front street
COTTAGES sEvEsAI NICE CoTTAGEs-I.
" n kaion, ~ Madam sircct
CoTTA6Es. q ANp.s ROOMS, ALL cONvEN
" iencCs. Apply 20 NJ X Quinlan. 10 Manassas
L,R0M JULY list RESIDENCE No. 800 vANCE
IL street; a large and comfortable cottagc
~ a TREZEyANr. No. . Madison street
L'URSIsHED HOUSE = 40 A DESIRABLE
II party. Di Vance stfcct
HOUSE NO. 81 F.YTH sTREET, CHELSEA
IL. Apply next door lsouthl
MICE COTTAGE IN GOOD HEIaHBoRHoOD
IN rooms and ont hou-cs lArgc lot near stree
car line Apply 10 J. 7. Long. No. s7s second
street
NEW slx.RooM Housk. NO. ga MISSISSIPPI
~ avenue.
CMALL sTORE. no. ll5X MAIN Strict wM
- Lunn.
C,Ix.RooM CoTTAGE-.N no n vANcR STREET
- ,, 7. LAPRADE, soi front a.
CToRE-HousEs AND HOTEL on LOwEH
= Main street l. o EAToN. n Madison street
CTORElIOusHs 'iOS az AND ga FRONT sr,
- 0S7o feet each W. A. COLLIER
rJ,o PRIVATE FAMILY. FURNISHED HoUsE
Il No. 80 Third slrneJ corner Court Apply 3,
No 30 THIRD hIkkEl.
07t VANCE sTRn.r. APPLY TO DR. W, n
y Il Rogers. 90 Madison street
D HgW Broom HoukIs. COR. 7rn AND GAME.
- ttA Dpcr month Apply az
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Forks, spoons. etc. Muliord's.
Crows wash blue does perfect work.
Give Il trial.
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DoARD, SELF AND WIFE COMFORTABLE |
ID quarters reasonable permanent II pleased. Ad- |
dress GENTLEMAN carc Appeal
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LNyERYroDY DESIRING TO AVOID CUT
IL Throat" Insurance on Gasoline Stoves Al
dress A. Hitzicld, 233 second street.
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A GOOD, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN. BETWEEN IS
"a aud % years old. TO act In the capacity OF col
lector. Address q. & NJ, this oficc.
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slvervan cheap. Nulioris.
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A NY INFORMATION AS TO THE WHERE
"A abouts Of win r. Parker will be thankfully
received at this Office. When last heard OF he was
with the switch crew on the L., N. o. & 4. r. X.
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A GOOD Girl. CITIZENS STEAM Laundry.
"a 20 neale slrcct
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HooNs AND HOARD.
A GENTLEMAN AM WIZ CAN GET GOOD
~ hosrd IN pnvaf~ family. convenient 81 cat
line. now hours. rrfaflucc exchanged. Addrcss
Quiet Family, Appe-i cni,e
DEsiRAniE EooAs AID BOARD Al 0MAD
IL IN street
L,LH0ANT ROoNa Win BOARD, AT IENOw
" I1aoe. dellghtfui M Ter locailon ilwalkefay
MICE fuRNIsHED uOns, WITH hoard, AT
~ No no Nonr0o ~, ~ French family.
DOOM WITH on WITHOUT BOARD. NEw
II houas ncsly fun he'd complete. southern
exposure ~ MAhnli IL AVENUE, ci0so ~
dummy and sifcCt car a. ncciious.
TWO ROONs- oNgfi lINisnED AND ONEUN
Il iurnishcd-slih b. a. Al 70, sccond strct
rIuiIsE on FouR LAE0E Rooms, WITH or
Il without bard, or fiitablc iur light house
keeping at u Markofnael
ron sAIr ON nENr.
rI'yosroRY FRANZ nOusR EiGHT ROONA
j Kitchen add --<.a = NON, larrp Yard with
shade tfuos NJ az runIn street bysirahlg uaft Of
the city and conrcuirni - airrtt cars. Apply on
prcmiscs. % b. J. ". A. ierf 10 Madison itfucL
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IN W. DAVIS, FOURTEENTH DISTRICT, nv.
II specifically announc = his cnndldacy for Mag
iAiratc. suhicct 10 the action Of the Democratic
Convention.
TUE APPEALI Is AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE
Il lohn J. Harry M n candidate for Magistrate
FROM the fifth civil District subject 10 the Demo
emile col VcntlOn
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A LADY WISHES TWO YOUNG MEN AS
"a boaricrs TO occupy pleasant rooms In suburbs,
on street car line. Communicate with Lock BOX -.
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A n AGENT IN EVERY TOWN IN MISSlS-
~ sippi, Arkansas and West Tennessee for the
Citizens Steam Laundry, Memphis, Tenn
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L ADY AGENTs--Entircly new female under.
i 4 garments nothing like It. over 10000 sold past
nearly 1900 testimonials: positive proof free Mrs.
H. =. Little Chago, ILL.,
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WHAT is THE MATTER?

Two corporas of the marine
guard Of the Vandalia marched up
Fort street yesterday afternoon from
the wharf, heavily laden with mys-
terious armament, and took the di-
rection to Makilii. Their appear
ance, so warlike and striking, made
the lockers on tremble, and with
bated breath asked each other,
"Why is this?" On inquiring,
however, it was ascertained that
they were simply digging contin-
gent, and were going to the base
ball grounds to place the home base
in position more in keeping with
the rules of the game. How little
thing will disturb the public!
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THE S. S. ARABIC.

The o. and O. S. S. Co.'s Steam
ship Arabic, Captain w. NJ. Smith,
Commander, sailed from San Fran
cisco, August 21st, for this port,
en- route for Yokohama and Hong
kong. The Arabic anchored off
port shortly before II O'Clock this
morning. She has 8 cabin passen-
gers for Yokohama, 7 for Hongkong
and three Chinese steerage passen-
gers for Honolulu. Among her in
transit steerage passengers are 4
Japs and 440 Chinese. Her crew
numbers 10S all told, making {
total number of $40 persons OF
board, when she arrived this morn
ing. The Arabic will sail again a
5 o. clock this evening.
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It II r.
HE ELECTRIC LIGHT GONE OUT.

The streets have been in darkness
during the past two or three nights,
and are likely to be for two or three
nights to come. Many people have
found fault with the street lighting
by electricity since its Inauguration
there is too much glare, the light is
hurtful to the eyes, ETC., are express
sions frequently heard. Now that
a taste of the old darkness has
come back, through failure of the
light-giving element, the same peo-
pie, or at least some of them, COM
plain because the lights arc not
aglow. The fact is, we did not know
the utility of the electric light until
we had got, it and then we did not
realize its worth until we had lost
it. So that one good effect of hav-
ing to do without for while is to
produce appreciation of the boon.
1t is expected that the light will
be restored by or before the end of
the week. The cause of the tenn
porary cessation was an accident,
which no care could have prevented.
While the machinery was all in oper-
alton, driven by the turbine wheel,
the casing of that wheel, which con-
fines the water, parted without warn
ing, and at place where no flaw
was apparent. The Honolulu Iror
Works are engaged restoring the
broken part, and expect to be
through in day or two.
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A QUESTION.

EDITOR BULLETIN IF the well
written and truthful article about
the acquisitiveness of the old Mis-
sionaries is the production of a di-
seased intellect, would it be out of
place to ask the Advertiser what it
calls the Prohibition twaddle which
appears in this mornings issue? To
the horror of everyone, this cores
pondence is going TO be continued.
Mayhap when it has been continued
for about a month, the "Family
tooter" will receive its first faint
glimmer of the truth, that Prohibit
tion has long since ceased to be the
fashionable remedy against costiye-
ness. BooGABoO.
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Legislative Assembly.
10TH DAY-August 27th.
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
The House opened at 10 a. IN.
President w. r. Castle in the
chair. Roll called and absentees
noted.
Noble Smith presented certih-
cate of election of w. G. Wilder,
who had been duly elected a Noble
of this House in place of the Hon.
S. c.. Wilder, deceased.
The Committee on Credentials re-
tired to examine the certificate; and
the business of the House went on.
PETITIONS.
Rep. j. l. Dowsett presented a
petition from taxpayers living at
Leleo, praying that no more licences
be granted the Chinese Theater, and
il possible that the theater be remoy-
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NAVAL NOTES.

On Friday or Saturday next Ad-
miral Kimberly will transfer his flag
to the L. S. s. Dolphin. Next
week the U. SIS. Dolphin will prob
ably take the Admiral to the Flagship
Trenton, at Callao.
The Vandala will remain here
until the arrival of the u. S. s..
Nipsic or the u. S. S. Alert, when
She will sail for the Navy Yard at
San Francisco, for a general over
hauling.
The L. S. S. Mohican, now at San
Francisco will have her new officers
and will be about ready when the
Vandalia reaches the Navy yard, to
sail for Samoa to relieve the U. s.
5. Adams, which vsssel's three
years. cruise is about up.
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WHAT NEXT?

The Interior man votes for the in
definite postponement of civil SER
uice Reform.
The Finance man proposes to in
definitely postpone tax Reform.
What next?
A LOOKER-ON IN VIENNA.
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(not Chinese) of laborers. 1t will
simply be intolerablc to them.
The ayes and noes were called:
Ayes 20; noes 16.
Third reading of bill relating to
internal!taXes.
Noble Waterhouse moved that the
bill pass.
Noble Smith moved to indefinitely
postpone the bill. Lost.
Bill passed rs read.
Third reading of bill to regulate
the sale of goods, wares and mer-
chandise by commercial agents in
the kingdom. Passed.
Third reading of bill to better
prevent the illicit traffic in spiritu-
Gus liquors. Passed
Third reading of bill to provide
for the bringing of suits by or
against the Government. Passed.
Noble Smith moved reconsidera-
ton of the vote. Lost.
Third reading of bill to provide
for the protection of certain fish in
Hawaiian waters.
Rep. Nakolella moved to indefin-
itcly postpone the bill.
The ayes and noes were called on
the motion: Ayes l6; noes -.
The bill then passed as read.
Third reading of the bill to pro-
vide for the importation and sale of
alcohol for mechanical, medicinal and
scientific purposes.
Noble Wight moved the indefinite
postponement of the bill. He ar
gued that the Government was not
in n condition to reduce its revenue,
as the expenses are now greater than
the receipts.
Rep. e. Brown spoke in favor of
the bill, as it would encourage ISL
and manufactures of perfumes,
etc. He therefore moved the pas
sage of the bill.
Rep. Kamauoha moved the ayes
and noes be called on the indefinite
postponement. Lost.
The motion to Indefinitely post,
pone the bill was lost and the bill
passed as read.
Consideration of the bill relating
to the settlement of homesteads.
The bill was read by title an6
considered section by section, and
passed with amendents to be read 9
third time on Tuesday.
The motion to, reconsider the vote
that indefinitely postponed the Civil
Service bill was lost.
The House then took recess until
Up. m.
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FOR SALE.
Assistant B0Okkeeper and
COIlectOr--Wanted.

A YOUNG man of irreproachable
N Character and habits, willing to
commence at a moderate salary which
will be increased according to value of
his services. Address p. o. Box No. 35l,
Honolulu. Stating age, experience,
salary required and references. None
other noticed. 80 6t*
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at is nearer approach to Bass's or
AllsOpp's Ale than any non.in,oxicanls
preceding it. Has the Hop Taste of
Bitter Beer, and is pleasant appetising
drink."-Eastern Morning News.
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MEETING NOTICE.

A N adjourned annual meeting Of the
n stockholders of the Oiowalu Sugar
Company will be held on WEDNES.
DAY, August 29th, at II A. NJ, at the
Office of Messrs. G. w. Irwin Il Co.
G.. o. BERGER,
81 I'd SecI etary.
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g HOP AL-E!"
Received eX s. s. Australia full
supply of
HAYS HOP ALE.

TESTIMONY
Hays Aerated Hop Ale (Non-
Intoxicating) William Hay, Hull.
"This is an excellent Non-AlcohOlic
Beverage. which probably approaches
as near to Beer as is possible, without
the presence of alcohol. Our analysis
showed the presence of the bitter prin.
ciple of the Hop in perfect solution"
The Lancet.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-28
EVENING SESSION.

The House reassembled at z p.
m., and went into committee of the
whole, Noble'Wat atcrhousc in the chair
to consider the Appropriation Bill.
Thn following items were passed
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-28

HAS the Hop Taste of Bitter Beer,
ana is nearer approach to Bass or
Alsopp's Ale than any non-intoXicants
preceding it."-Eastern Morning News.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-28

'..Hay's Hop Ale. This is an ex.
cellent non.alcoholic beverage The
Lancet,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-28

"A beautiful essence, has a fine Hop
Aroma, and is quite pharmaceutical
triumph The Chemist IL Druggist.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-28
NOTICE.

MISS Thiele's school vacation com.
In menced on Friday, Aug. gath,
and will continue till September 10th,
when the school will reopen. 80 lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-28

"Mr, Hays experiments on Hops have
resulted in the production of a beautiful
essence, which deserves TO rank as quite
IA Pharmaceutical triumph. 1t mixes
perfectly with water, and has fine Hop
Aroma. Hop Ale made from this
essence has, with the Hop Flavor, all
the bright appearance of Champagne.
1t froths remarkably, is very agreeable
or winter."-The Chemist s. Druggist.