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aries were full of sound argument
and none of honest mind could deny
their truth
A recitation entitled "Going
Somewhere" +" was given by Mrs. II.
b. Bailey. This piece is combina-
tion of humor and pathos, and no
one is better calculated for such
reading than Mrs. Bailey.
Reading by Miss Goodsle and
other good things followed. Lastly,
a character song, ave will have to
mortgage the farm" by Mrs. Gu
lick and Mr.. Dickey, ably assisted
by Mrs. Hall, the Misses Wyckoff
and Simpson, and Messrs. Gulick,
Foster and George Bailey. The
special mention of this song is well
merited, it being simply perfect.
We are glad to mention they did not
have to mortgage the farm.
These meetings are both enter
tanning and instructive, and are a
| great credit to our district.
The next meeting will take place
at the residence of Mr.. H. B. Bailey
and everybody knows that means
lots of fun.
There have been several burglaries
committed in our midst in the last
few days. Mr.. Lans of Paia fired
tlfree shots at burglar, but un-
fortunately missed his man. Our
efficient Sheriff, Mr.. Chillingworth,
has his eye on some hard cases, and
will no doubt soon have them in
durance vile.
Mills are all grinding, lots of sugar
finding its way by rail to Kahului,
thence to Frisco by the many ves'
sells arriving at port. With aloha,
All JIM.
Kula, Maui, Nov. 25th.
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MONDAY, DEC. 3, 1888.
WHO IS TO BLAME {?

1t is question in many cases
where people incur liabilities to
tradesmen which they are unable to
discharge, whether the creditors are
not more to blame than the debtors
for instance, when the liability is in
Cured by Il purchase which results
from Importantly on the part of the
seller. In their anxiety to effect q
sale, it is u common thing for trades
men to say, "take such and such
goods and pay for them when you
can" fhey almost literally press
their goods into customers hands,
taking their chances on payment for
the same. If the purchaser finds
himself indefinitely unable to pay,
who is to blame for the loss sustain
ed by the seller? As the seducer is
always more morally guilty than the
seduced, although usually the Sc.
duced has to bear the shame, and
the seducer goes free, so in this case
the most culpable party--if either
be culpable-is the one who forces
the sale.
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THE ADVERTISER" TROUBLED.

The BULLETIN is a source of great
anxiety to the advertiser. No
doubt our small-souled neighbor
would like to have the field to him
self, or at least to hear the BuLLE-
TIN continually shouting approval in
his trail. 1t grieves the Govern
ment organ exceedingly to find
our columns open for the expression
of all classes of opinions. Anything
which has tendency TO disturb the
quiet of the snug little family ar
rangement makes the official organ
bristle all over. This supersensi-
tiveness developed from the day
that the regular editor started out
on vacation, leaving a Government
employee in charge, and we presume
it will continue as long as the same
doctor writes the prescriptions. 1t
is not at all surprising that the cad
vertiser' is "disgusted" with the
BULLETIN, for how lovely everything
would be if the latter were out of
the way! The English-speaking
people of the country would have to
whistle" for means of giving
vent TO the dissatisfaction constantly
effeIvescing in the mind. But thi;
''disgust" is not likely to affect oul
course in the slightest. DISCUS
can be met by disgust. AS to othel
people being disgusted with TIT
BULLETIN, there is no doubt abou
it: some people will always be dis
gusted with anything and every
thing. We never forget the stor
about the old man trying to pleas
everybody. Neither is there an
doubt about people being disguste
with the "Advertiser"-quite goo
many people, too-and it is abou
time for the Advertise" to ge
disgusted with itself.
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POSTAL CARRIER DELIVERY,

EDITOR BULLETIN Honolulu has
now advanced sufficiently to have
postal delivery by carriers, the same
as other cities all over the civilized
world. Cities and towns in all En-
glish-speaking countries have these
conveniences and even in towns
half the size of Honolulu, postal de-
liveries by carriers have been long
established and are considered ne
cessary to the proper working of
postal facilities. There is no rea-
son why our Post Office should lag
so much IN the rear of progress as
to have a general delivery only from
the window where crowds of'natives
congregate, and make an effectual
bar TO applicants for letters whose
time is valuable. These crowds
gather on the arrival of every mail,
and it is just then that people want
their letters. A postal delivery by
carriers would be very easy in Ho-
nolulu; and the extra labor need
not involve extra expense, as one or
more members of the staff could be
easily spared after sorting time, to
deliver such letters as were address
ed to portions of the city within GER
tain limits.
Of course, those having private
boxes do not feel the want of car
rier delivery; but those who have
none of these convenlences feel diff
ferently. Besides, the delivery OF
wrong letters to persons of the same
! or similar names would be avoided
! by carrier delivery, and am told
there is a good deal of that done.
A RESIDENT.
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MAKAWAO LETTER.

The Makawao Literary Club held
its regular monthly meeting on
Tuesday evening, Nov. %, at the
residence of honest Lowrie. This
was one of the most successful and
joyous meetings ever held by the
Club. The moon was gloriously
bright, and the roads in splendid
condition. Well do l ween that
more than one soft heart beat more
quickly, and the fair cheek suffused
with pleasure, as words of love from
some gallant cavalier were whisper
ed in her ear on this splendid night,
which none can soon forget.
The programme for this occasion
was a good one. 1t was arranged
by Mrs. Hall and Mr.. Charles
Dickey, and they deserve great Gre
dit for the same. The evenings
entertainment opened with quar-
tette song, "Keep Silence" The
singers were Mrs. Hall, Miss Dora
Simpson, Hon. ii. p. Baldwin, and
Mr.. Dickey. The audience certainly
did keep silence aud listened with
wrapt attention to the wonderful
music. i can only say it could not
possibly be excelled, even by your
Honolulu artists. The song, "The
Fishers Boy, ,"by Mrs. Lowrie, was
received with great applause. The
piano selection by Mrs. John A.
Palmer was splendid. This lady is
a first class musician, as many
others can testify. So is Mrs. Lor-
rim Andrews, and her efforts to
please were eminently successful.
Remarks by Mr.. Warren Good
ale in defence of the old Mission
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THE "effectual bar" by natives
at the delivery window where for
eigners' get their letters, must be
confined mostly to the imagination,
seeing that natives and foreigners
receive their letters from windows at
opposite ends of the building.-ED.
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HOUSE to LET.

sssa a VNHE House and Premises
!A4ssasa l. lately occupied by W. S.
eaisssHsh Luce, Esq, situate on Union
street and Adams Lane. The House
contains parlor, 3 bedrooms, 3 dressing
rooms, hallway, dining room. pantry and
kitchen. There is also Cottage in the
grounds with 3 rooms, stable, carriage
house and servants room. The place is
in perfect order. Possession given at
once Apply to
j. NJ. MoNSARRAT,
81 If No. 81 Merchant street.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

no. A THE Store of the late Man.
jAssSAA i Vicente, Jr, at Kalua-
A nui, Makawao, Maui, includ.
ing all merchandise on hand, livestock,
etc. Lease of the premises has about 4
years 10 run. For fur her particulars
inquire of S. #. ChilliAgworth, Esq.,
Makawao, or
j. f. HACKFELD,
Administrators of the Estate of Man.
Vicente, Dr., deceased.
Honolulu. Nov. 27, 1888. 100 At
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Auction Sales by LsWis ]. Leysy.
HAWAII

At the Saltsrooms of Lewis j. Levey,
Auctioneer
MAWAII:
North of Kai,ua by road, land extends
from the sea to the woods, portion near
the upper Government road, good for
coffee raising, said to have good sea
fishery, area about 1000 acres. Upset
price, $50.
2-Puaa 8, N. Kona Remnant of
about 20 acres at the sea, q mile south
OF Kailua.
3-Onouli 3, S. Kona, containing 367
nc es, four miles from Kaawaloa Land.
ing formerly leased by II. N. Green.
we'll
4-Honomalino, S. Kona, Ahupuaa
near the kau line, land extends from
tre sea to the upper ridge of the Kona
forest, landing good about 2 miles from
upper Government road, area about 5000
acres. Upset price, $3.50.
5-Olaa Puma, Ahupuaa about 13
miles from the town of Hilo, extends
along the ilio woods to nearly the Vol
cano of Kiauea, good pasturage, area
| 54,2GH acres. Upset price, $3.50.
g. 6nahawai, Hilo, Sec. |, extends
frrm the Ha al Hill. towards Maunaloa,
aDOuL ~ LlllCS NuOu III RIuZlHg Pul-
| poses, area 1880 acres. Upset price,
S1C0.
Sec. ii, remaining portion of the sea
Upset price, SlGo
Sec.. III, " and vi, Remnants in
town, gCol Building Lots.
MAUI:
7-Polipoli, Waichu, Care and Kula
| A
| 500.
S-Alamihi, Lahaina, Kula Lani AMI
| Fish Pond, containing an ARIA Of 9112
acres. Upset price, $50.
9-Lapakca, Lahaiua, 2G-100 acres in
Lni,alna town.
1C-I,ikali, Lahalpa, Remnant Ct
about y acre.
11-Mukuini Lahaiua, Fish Pond al
Wainee, makai Of Church.
10-W aialua, Hans, good Pasture
Land, area about 100 acres. Upset
price, 500.
13-Napili, Kaanapali, Pasture Land
about 400 acres.
OAHU:
14-15 Kaukahoku, in pieces, Al
100 aCre,:
Apana l, 5S4 acre,
Apana 2, 596 acre, l taro patch O.
Paeii.
Apana 8, 1913 acre, 2 taro patch of Kau
pail.
Apaua 4, IN acre, l taTo patch O.
Holoikawui.
Apana 5, O96 acre, taro patch.
Apana &, 6 ~ acre, Q taro patch.
15-Pukele. Palolo Valley:
Sec. [, Taro and Pasture Land, 1t2
acres.
Sec. III. makai part of Valley, Pastur
Land, 361 acres. Up.et price, $lCO
16-W aiomao, Palelo, Taro and Graz
ing Lang IA az hean a;a o' eaoo noiey' arc" 'f07
17-Poioke, Makiki, remaining half
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NOTICE.

MRS. GASCOYNE is prepared to
Nl receive orders for Dyeing all
CLASSES of Goods at the Thompson's
Celebrated Dye Works of San Fran
cisco. Samples # The Dye in all the
various colorS ami shades can be seen
on ap7 lication 10 Mrs. Gascoyne's Dress.
making Room. Orders promptly at
tended TO. l03 I'm
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TEMPERANCE DRINKS.
CPECIAL rates given to parties or
~ picnics. Apply
j. f. BROWN & CO.,
Proprielors Tahiti Lemonade Works.
1l0 lw
NOTICE.

MRS. GASCOYNE begs to inform
IY1 her numerous friends and Gus
toners that having returned from her
vacation, will resume business on MON
DAY NEXT, December 3rd, at her
former residence, King street. 100 1w
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NOTICE.

A IL parties indebted to w. S. Luce
N on The Both day of September last,
are requested to settle up their accounts
nj once. w. S. LUCE.
By his attorney in fact, Frank Brown.
1l2tf
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THE REDEEMED.
Continued from FIRST Page.

eternity But here the figure Of NV text
breaks down-not in defeat Int in the
ma;esties Of the iudgment The starsshall
NOT shine forever. The Bible saws they
shall fail ike autumnal leayes. Il
Il almost impossible for man
~ takc in n courser going mile
in three minutes. lint God Shall take
IN The worlJs fiviny 100 O0D miles an bonr
Nv one mn al his little finger As when
tIa fac,nrv hand aims AT niehtiall from The
main wheel Mi the smaller wheels slacten
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North and south.

Prom the Arkansaw Traveller.
'Ef gentleman say, Come byar. you
black scamp en- black mer boots, en- do
hit quick, too knows dat mans from
down souf, en- hegwine TO gimme sompen,
en- mos likely qusrtah."
Thus a darly on Mississippi steamboat
was explaining his position as to sectional
proclivitics. He went ON further 10 say:
"Ef anuiher gentleman say TO me, My
dear young cullud fricn', will you be No
kind ez TO black my boots? dat man
from Grecnlan's icy mountains, er SOM
mers in dat direction. En- mcbbe 'es
gwinc ter gimme John do Baptis'-dist
I ccnt-but mos likely he gwineter an
give thanks"
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Ono Of Tom Oehilsres's Latest.


Col. Thomas 0chiltree, with a sus.
pieiously red handkerchief in his hand,
which he vigorously protests is not "ban-
DANA" tells this story: 'When Thurman
was in the Senate one OF his iellow-mem-
bers was Henry G. Davis, Of West Vir-
ginia, tho father-in-law OF S. b. Elkins.
An important debate came on In which
Thurman took leading part. In the
midst OF II Davis went TO sleep with his
head on his arm on his desk. Thurman
stopped TO blow his nose, and II is one OF
his personal peculiarities that on such an
occasion he literally wakes the dead. On
this occasion he woke Davis, who, in early
life, was Baltimore 4 Ohio brakeman,
and who, as he opened his eyes, caught
sight OF Thurman's red bandana waving
In the air. In his half dazed condition he
coupled the sound and the bandana into
arailroad danger-signal, and grabbing his
desk he attempted TO twist Il around like
an old-iashiened brake before he remem-
bered where he was and began TO laugh at
his delusion.
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Trustees Sale.


TTNDER and by yiriue Of certain trust deeds ere
" cutcd BY J. A. cfcrih and bis wife. Martha X
grcaih. 70 the undersigned ~ trustee. and which
bear date respectively o. follows The 18th OF June
1872 the i7th Of Mnruh. isO tho sih day Of Nav,
lsro aud the i3'h day OF May. 1881, aud all oil
which arc OF rccord IN tho Registers once Ol shell
BY county, Tenn, viii. on
Monday, the eDd day of Jaiy. tsss,
In front Of the family residence OF the late J. A
Crcath. Standing on one Of the iracis hereinafter
described, betwcen The bours OF 10 O'Clock am. aud
I o'clock pm, Offer Tor sale At public onicry the
following rial and personal property, to.wlt
ln A tract al land lying IN tho Ninth ciyil Dis
tric of said cuuniy and State. and Described thus
beginning nj stake In the northeast corner ~ the
tract. thence west 70 chainr and 70 links 10 stake
thence south As chains and ~ links thencc easi ~
chains and - links 10 stake, thence north 81
chains and " links v the beginning. containing 10
acrs Ibis tract aold under the trust deed Of date
Of Mhof MAY, 1k,0
% tract Of is7H acre, lying In aid county and
and Ninth civil Districts Of nd county, d. isIns
the property conveyed by John Williams 10 J. A.
crcath by deed dated 18th Of March. ISL, aud fully
aid ,o'~le These dS,sd reipocsiyeiy ip,h june
go, aud the n Of May, 1871.
lsi a trac. Of w aorcs Of Winfield Coles 100
acrcs 81 s,rother 0coch's aco acre survey In aid
county, the title 70 which was vested In. Md
Crcath BY deereo Of the chancery court Of shelby
county In the case 81 Francis A. Cole " q. z Cole,
q al. No, ALA, v D., and the samo fully Described
az tract Of land lying In said county and siate
IN section 2 ranges band g aud part Of htrothor
0oocht 1000 acre gnnt o. suryoy, aud beginning
II the northwest corner Of q coo sesn survey that
formerly belonged "a J. " Love and tho heirs oi
Thomas Love, this bcing also the northwest corner
Of :. A: crcnth's e1s acre tlct theDce south 80
poles thence east ss7N poles % the southeast
corner Of Jasper Rogers 100 acre Tract thence north
40 poles 10 tho northeast corner u aid 60 acre
tract, thence west MY poles ~ The beginning
From this however 10 excluded the said loo ncros
herrtofor sold bx Md Cfuafh 10 r.ld RorrrE This
tract 4 covered IN full by aid trust deeds o. May
"a ISL aud March ~ isso and In part BY the trust
deed Of 18Th Juno. 1872.
Cs) Aiso the following personal PROPERTY 10
mules. thor-es. and pony, tbono and shorro
wagrn. carts; buggy and haIne~. ! roetawsy
and harno.z. rs head Of eatfis, hozd Of khecp n
pairs 81 gear. ~ plows harrsw. piano, buissa.
washstand 2 wanirobos. ! writing desk snd other
household furniture Of said Crath.
Ioi fuller Description Of this propef'ysos she
sAla trust deed.
waived: W. b. nkAisD. Trustee
MAJ 81. issa
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I. /. N. G. Is not cure-all, but quarter
of century OF constant use has demon
strated beyond question that Tanners In
fai;iS.e Neuralgia Cure is the only known
= iilfalliblc cure Tor all kinds OF neuralgia and
for nervous headache. Fifty cents per box
Manufactured by Rangum Root Medicine
Co, Nashville, Tenn. Sold by Hester, 2s3
Main street
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manhattan savings nanh aaa Tru., 90.
prrnsIToR'n NOTICE..

Interest at the rate OF three (3) per cent
per annum has been declared by tho board
OF trustees Of this bank, on all accounts
entitled thereto, payable on and after
July ], 1883.
Interest not drawn will be credited the
same as any regular deposit. All deposits
made prior TO the 5th day Of each month
will bear interest from tie lst
JAMES NATHAN, Cashier.
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IN order 10 avoid all danger Of running
your health by drinking impure water, add
Toto 20 drops Of Angostun Bitter 10 every
glass OF water you drink.
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Raro orrartunliy a MuIiord,s.


A meeting Of the committee In charge OF
the entertainment given by the kindergarten
association Is called to meet at the Peabody
hotel parlor Monday, the 25th instant, st 10
o'clock am. Fun reports from sale Of
tickets aud all bills contracted Is requested.
by order MEs. CLARKScK SKLDEs,
President
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SunscRrnr for TnK WEEKLY ArrEAL, 81
per year, and participate in the grand dis
tribution OF gifts December I.
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THr well known strengthening properties
OF iron, combined with other tonics and
most perfect nervine, are found In Carter's
Iron Pills which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve the blood and com.
nleNfau
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Remarkable Oh Are.

A man died in our city last week at the
ripe old age Of l02 years. This death was
caused by grief, not being able TO buy yell
low Label Cigars, rs he was extremely
DOOR.
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suBscRrBE for THE WEEKLY ArrrAL. 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis
tribution Of gifts December |.
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lust Received.

Car load fine dray mules. Please call
and SEQ them at II. b. Clarko'a, Third and
Union.
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Examine prices at Muliord's.


n REMOVED ny TirE usE or COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
OF the hair.
Burnott's Flavoring extracts arc tho
Iaaf
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An Expre.. TRAIN wrecked.

PrrrsBuRo, Pa, June "a Fast express on
the Erie road ran into n switch nine minutes
from 0lcan, ~ Y, this morning and was
badly wrecked. Engineer Henry Traskc OF
Hornellsvillc, n. Y, was killed instantly,
and Fireman II. II. SWEET, seriously injured.
Mrs. Winslow, Of Hobokon. N. j., sprained
her wrist The other passengers escaped
with slight bruises The switch Is supposed
20 have been thrown open Intentionally.
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CTR up clubs for T,m WEEKLY ArrraL
and secure one Of the cash prizes. see hat
publiahed.
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Dissolution.

OwIso TO yur pyATg orIE puHsooMB
y hs hrm o. Dunscomb Bms was Dissolved en
Dunscomb, IT,, who will continue the business
unds tho hrm nsms Of Dunscotnb Bros, AZ No
10 Trout strcct Thantlng our friends fof past "a
sso RspecsisilI In pusscoAb.J IL
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MERCHANT, ace adv. Of assignco's sale
-oi stationery. etc, on page 3.
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COOPER'S WELL, MISS.

TIVE HOTEL At THIS FAMOUS HEALTH AND
l Pleasure Rcson-tho waiof oi which !. consld.
cfci superior 10 any Ia the unit'i siatcs-s open
from
May to November 0.
In connection with Co0pcfa Well Il sulphur
can h. had. witch arr hiKhiy nrImmcndei Tor
rheumatism aud al skin Diseases Dor further
particulars and circillan afdfcu
r. a n, srkNdi.KR. Fropfioior.
Raymond y. o., llinds cluniy. Mia
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Omar bargains at Muliord's.

An We ask for Rising Sun baking pow
der Is one trial.
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Muliord's Tor silvsrwasa
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

IN W. DAVIS. FOURTEENTH DISTRICT. RE.
IL spectfully announces his candidacy for Mag
isirate subject TO tho action Of the Democratic
Convention
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= ers. tailors TO make pants, at Labor bureau
rINo EXCHANGE NASHVILLE FOR MEMPHIS
l. property, or for lands In Mississippi delta, on
line OF L.. n. o. & T. X II. g. n. VANCE,
IkatosvflIa Mia
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DARTIEs WISHING TO SECURE COOL
II business engagement for the fall 10 rcglste
now and have the benefit OF ninety days enroll
menL
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Wedding presents low at MulIord's.
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rIuIE PARTY WHO TOOK IiiE SILK IN.
L bella frDm front room " No. a,5 Short Third
street, Thursday night, will rcturn same II ~
turned no que lions viii b. asked. otherwise inf.
Their steps will he taken.
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SITuATIoN by A FIRsTcLASs MILL MAN
= either Jaw or planning mill Address
MILLER, Appest Once.
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ClTUATlON by A TRAVELLING MAN WITH
- wholesale house: has good tmde In Mssis-
sirpi Louisiana and Tennessee frst-claSs refer
enCes given. Addrcss Sng. this office.
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A IL KINDS OF SITUATIONS FOUND A
~ Room No. H. Masonic Temple.
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rINHE APPEAL II AUTHOR iZED TO ANNOUNCE
Il John J. Barry a candidate for Magistrate
from tho fifth Civil District subject 10 the Demo
critic CONVENTION.
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INvERYHODY DESIRING TO AVOID "CuT-
IL Throat insurance on Gasoline Stoves All
dress A. llitzfeld 2rl Second street
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DARTNER. WITH $500, TO TAKE HALFIN
L est In q new and hrSt-clnss businoss In Mem
phis. No competition. Profits 0opcrccnt
Address Mt once, y. X. H., this Office.
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RCANTILE ENG AG EMENTs A SPECIALLY
WI at Room No. u, Masonic 1emnle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-25

BUSINESS AGENCIES FOR CoMMIs-
ID mission, hardware aud ware dealers. Addrcs
RtISINESs caro- Anpcal
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-25

I ADY AGENTS--Entircly now female under
IL garments; nothing like It, over 600 sold past
month; some agents make high as slOo day
nearly 1000 testimonials positive proof free Mn
H. y. Little, Chilago, Ill.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-25

L In Bolivar county. Miss Good wages, good
board and prompt pay Apply to Remove Land.
Illmher md ShinRlc CnmpnnY No ID Mnllsnn "
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-25

MIDDLE AGED WOMAN TO TAKE CHARGE
INl Of house for small family. good salary. In
quire at G, Mill etreet