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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07
Have Yoar rranhs ncpaired

AZ = Leyy's trunk factory. 3is Main
street, Valises and sachcls carefully 70.
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AT Prices You Pay for Inferior Grades.
Our House Is Truly Money-Saving Institution to
Those Who Trade With Us.
Boys Waists.


A clean sweep TO close out line Of navy
blue, red, light ground all the best Penang
and Percals, Monday and all the week. SOC. \
White Goods.
&c buys Linen Cravat sold for l-3c.
INC buys colored India linen plaid crayat,
sold for 1870.
&c buys new pattern in scrim.
25c buys oil red Table-Linen, sold for
37Kc.
5Oc buys 6S-inch bleach Table-Linen, sold
for 00c.
&C buys Bingham Dress Plaid, sold for
l0c
SIC buys Ginghams, elegant patterns, sold
for l2kc.
SIC buys new Spring Satin. sold for l2lzc.
l0c buys new wide Satin, sold for l5c.
ltc buys new elegant patterns Satin, sold
for 20c.
r. II. w. GOODWIN,
40 Main street.
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Chancery Sale
on
II K A l. E S r A T e.


no ASA R.--Chancrry Court Of Shelby County
J. NJ. Wallace " W. 4. brccnlaw q AL
~ virtue u an introductory decree 'of ale en-
lcrcd IN iheaboyc cause on TIC - day u Dccen.
bef lssi. aud renewed TIE - day Of April, $50
~. IL 0i page gi!s will sell ~ public auction.
iu the highest bidder IN front ~ the Clerk aud Mas
Ter ONCE az the Mnin street entrance N the our.
saturday.
Toe aTth day OF April. 1889.
within legal hours, the following described urnp.
eriy situated In the Taxing District Of shelby
County Tennessee. towit
a certain lrsci of Land situated lying ana bei.F
~ the uonniy q shelby aud state Of iennetsce,
on l.uosa liatrhic River, being part OF The 1ullut
grant, aud being a subdivision made by the Near
phis a hopchcld teal btaie stock Associates.
and designated ne $50 acfc tract, bounded as ~.
lows ikuuuing at the northeast corner of q 10
Gli01 acre mut Il being stake on the bank NJ aid
river theuCc west along aud With The north bound.
chains aud twcnD.thpc CO. LINKS 10 stake which
stands north ~ vest sUycu aud onc.hnlf go feet
iotm AZ a,h marked ~, itbclng the soulhca,tc0f-
u The 100 arrc tract sold 10 WIN. Clark thfrco
north with aid Clafks east boundary line ioftJ-
seven tiil chains 10 a stake thence east thlrytlx
ol chains aud thirty soyen lg1l links TO stake on
lnusa naichlc Myor thence south ti9 dcgrcca
wcsi viii the meandcr OF said river hfiocu u5l
chains thence south 90 east twenty seven lI5)
chain, aud ign u0l links thence sonlh 4, west
90 thains aud NIFTY u0l links 10 the beginning.
couiHinius niiy 10 acnt.
Also lots y, ~. 70 and ~ OF the Naliran fubdi-
vision, each having front Of ATTY (i0 feet on tho
east line uf Wnldnn avenue and extending cnst-
ward between parallel lines three hundred aud ono
lspn feet 10 the west line VI the Mh0on property.
The south line Of lot n Il 900 ioct of lot b 4 100
fcct Of lot ~ l. $50 lcet aud OF lot ~ Il ltOO feet
north oi north line Of Poplar street
Terms Of talc-oncihifd cash, balance on a
credit OF and Y month"; note bearing Interest
Win security required. lien rvtained redemption
This 9Th day Of April lSsp
n H. McIirNRY. G. & ~
Mcleaii a walker. Hurley A Wright and cfAfi a
Crait, lolleilonE
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wi.d..r roii,,a n.,,.

OF walnut, oak aud mahogany, can be seen
In great variety nj the Armstrong Furniture
Company, Of 2i2 Second street.
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Many and rich are the novelties In our
Satlccn department. styles aud coloring
tina, speak 10 the eye; prices that speak to
your purse.
o. Sattcens, worth l2lc,
loo Sattccns, worth 22lc.
2jc Saiiccn. worth 3,c.
Soc sattccn, worth ibc.
sresi pars-oi safe.
Gold aud silver cap silk Umbrella,
Si95.
Long handle La1Nsca. g D5 and $3.50
Big day pamsos In Monday.
Gloves
90 dozen ladies' Kid Gloves, CSC worth
sl.O0
Dress Trimming
New STYLES dress trimming Jets, Persian
Bands aud Applique.
800 gross metal dress buttons, l0c per
dozen.
white Deeds Department.
In our big sale Of white goods We will
scll
100 pieces double fold India linen at 7lC
per yard, worth lslc
1000 yards printed aud plaid ''-'-al
glc. Z
800 extra large crochet quiltaN
patterns, nj WN each. A,
80 pieces large blue aud re- boao
| for children aprons q. iOc ~ ,ho,,A,
100 pieces Fruit Of l.oOn ~
Bargains l0l shooting. u
bargains Ia % pillow
a, Sa.sn'"' in white re
Bargains In towels -,
| .IaiI linen Al,
sold elsewhere at
| 100 dozen extra ID
els only loo each.
Upholstery
Having moved this ~
larger aud moro spacious ~
better prepared 10 show ouf~
stock u Lace Curtains, Madras Serb.
Figured plush Crctons az 2ic. worth 3lt
figurd and plain scrims, &c, DC, loo and
| loo
Orders taken for Window Shades, an,
part Of the city.
Patent spring rolling shades, commence
ing at 35c each, Satisfaction guaranteed
Don't pass this department by.
" yards printed Chally for 81.
II yards 36.inch pcrcals iot 81.
20 yards fine Sciand Muslin for 81.
Bargains Ia Cashmere for boys wear.
All wool Cashmere 35c aud SOC.
See our unlaundricd Shirts, plcaicS
bosom, CSC.
See our variety Of gcnilcmcn's Scaris a
25c.
See our styles Of mems flannel Shirts.
Sec our Shirt Waists for boys, 800 dii
ioroni styles, lie, Zoe, 35c aud SOC.
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lNsuRt your gn.nOuscs IN the Citisons'
Insurance company, No. a. Madison strsc,,
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THE J. s. MBNKRN COMPANY.

Before going into the details OF our
mammoth sale for the week, we desire TO
offer a few suggestions TO ladies who con-
template buying dresses for Easter. There
are only two weeks left to prepare--to Sc
lect the materials and to have them made
up. In view Of this, We will offer tomor-
row our finest
SILK and Wool Dress Patterns,
At such low prices that all can see the ex-
traordinary bargains at glance; Tor in
stance, we will sell
AT Sl450, combinations of striped, bro
cade and plain China silks, worth 300
AT 97c, black and coored "Faille Fran.
caise, (" worth $3.50.
AT ACC, solid colored China and India
silks, worth S5c, but
The bargain OF Bargains
Consists of 25 pieces OF figured India
silk, "a inches wide, new designs and col
orings, our own Importation; similar quail
tiles are sold for S2.b0. They will be
Marked Tomorrow nj eI.2o Yard
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New naby Carriages $500 60 sss.oo.

100 dozen extra Turkish towels, Zoe
each. worth $500 dozen.
IS dozen red border blcachcd linen
d'oylies. only 5Sc.
100 pieces all linen towoling, &c. worth
Toe
10 dozen white and colorcd Mafscllcs
quilts, marked very low; shccling iO-l,
only &c.
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Cor.e,.l Cor.et.r Cor-.t.r
and ManiclIcfa.
BOSTON STORE.
2as-maiu street 22I.


The very latest out. and save from slO0
TO $3.50 Stctson white Hats, rs well as
all other grades, cheaper than anybodys
at HERMAN CRoHN's,
The Halter,
3sil Main street, opposite Gayoso Hotel.
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A Pleasant surprI.e.

FF'NNHHf HWFVFEHNs
A great many strangers were In the city
Friday, many Of whom were ladies, anu
being DESTROYS Of seeing all that there was
10 be seen they worc constantly walking
The place most attractive 10 them proved
10 be the handsome shoe store OF J. NJ.
Hill & Co, corner Of Main aud Union
streets. whore they all entered aud pur.
chased a pair OF the new styles OF ladies'
shoes. which have won such universal
popularity.
Boy Lime. Cement and Fire Brick n
r. j. GRAHAM, No. $40 Front 81
Telephone bOl.
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COMMENCING MONDAY MORNING

and continuing throughout tho week.
Purchases for this sale have been enor-
nous. Our object Is to create IN extra
ordinary interest and turn everybody to
Hunter Bros. TO do their shopping.
over $3.50, 900 worth Of Dry Goods.
Fabrics from the looms Of Europe and
America.
All departments will offer special In
ducements and bargains will be plentiful
throughout our mammoth establishment.
COME EARLY MONDAY.
30 Pieces of Plain China Silks at 43c
81 Pieces OF Printed China Silks in
Large and Small Figures, sic.
% Pieces Of Printed Foulards silks
at j6c.
90 Pieces Of Plain and Figured India,
China, Shanghai, Canton, Pongees and
Fouards silk at 73c.
22-inch Surh, all colors, at 45c.
black Silks.
At 73c Black Gros Silks worth 81,
At soc Black Gros silks worth SIPS.
SIDE Black Faie Franchise Silk worth
Sl.27.
Dress Goods Department.
100 pieces 80 inch striped and checked
MOhairs at l9c.
80 pieces 80 inch all wool Elberon Suit
ings, lOc.
Al pieces AZ inch pure Mohairin change
able effects ut 59c.
20 pieces ~ inch all wool Graduatings,
stripes and plaids in all leading colors, Zoe.
Elegant line side band combination Per
sian Effects, Sl2 to .20 suit.
case 80 inch solid colorcd Chally, 20
different shades, l0c yard.
100 pieces Printed Chally, endless va
riety OF styles, nj 25c yard.
20 pieces striped Outing Flannels for
mems shirts and boys waists nj II lc yard.
lpV pieces Scotch Zephyr Ginghams At
l2lc.
100 pieces plaid dress Ginghams 4: 7Ic,
worth l2lc.
Hack Dress Good..
This department is showing some big
bargains aud are worth the time Tor in-
spoction by parties in need Oi Black Dress
Goods.
Ladies' undcrw enr.
| lot Of Gauze Vests, slightly soiled, high
neck aud short sleeves, 10 close At Zoe,
former prices zoe.
lot lisle Thread Vests, pink and blue,
at i0c worth 81.
Ladies' Swiss Rib Vests, blue and
cream, 22!c.
gorsefs. ,orsets.
J.. d. Corset, Sl.75.
Thompson glovelltlng Corset, Sl.00.
French woven Corsets, 0Oc.
muslin Underwear.
Corset Covers, from PIC.
Chemise, from pc.
Drawers, from l9c
Nighlgowns, from Joe.
skirts, from i2c.
49,
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r.emi aud rre,,, rs,nx.-So,,, Ais,

Morn; We open our importation Of
Faster novelties aud Easter cards lomor.
row-eEbibiied front Of north nise
FoR Sc EAcn, brass photo frames, pre-.
pared camphor, sperm machine oil, brow
tooth brushes.
SAW FLowERs and rose bushes by get.
TING box Of ampcrlinc, only loo; vase
line, only &c; hair brushes, ~ row, only
25c.
PERnAS BAND trimmings, Soc and s5c.
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sp.s!;tie hav,rr.ra.e'. Tomorrow.

much pleased nj our
fe/ WIN ieAs'ahoSor sl.O0. and with our
in Iowa they n, s4.s5.
officers. but are
any disposition Of Cant. MSrya,'s
they have been ciccwilcox's poems
IN this way and by 2 2Oc amt zoe
telegraph this morain,
COMPANY.
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Hose.

Hose.
Lawn SprinklcrA
Lawn vascA
J. A. BAntY 4 Co,
SO second. corner UnnA
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At 73c Black Gros Silks worth 81,
At soc Black Gros silks worth SIPS.
SIDE Black Faille Franchise silk worth
Sl.27
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and continuing throughout the week.
Purchases for this sale have been enor-
nous. Our object Is to create IN extra
ordinary interest and turn everybody to
Hunter Bros. to do their shopping.
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HUNTER BROS.

Have made preparations for a
Great Sale This Week.
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Remnants of Calico, Cheese Cloth or Lawn at 3Hc
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LAcE DErAnruENr; This Il lace sea.
ton-so say the authorities irom their
oraclea IN Paris and London. We keep
up with the times. aud though London
and Paris are larger, We feel the people II
Memphis deserve just ~ good, aud We
have GOT the creme de In creme Of fash.
ionablo laccs and embroidcrics, swiss
skiriings and houncings, DOC. Zoe aud Sl.0O.
Chan,illy lace skirling, Sl.50, - aud 81.
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| lot Of Gauze Vests, slightly soiled, high
neck aud short sleeves, TO close at Zoe,
former prices 7jc.
lot lisle Thread Vests, pink and blue,
at 40c, worth 81.
Ladies' Swiss Rib Vests, blue and
cream, 22!c
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HovsrnoLp Goops II YOU want car
pets, ma,ungs, chnawarc, table linens
or domcsiics, come tomorrow, There are
sterling narEaias in "a. Az.
New China maitinga zoe, Poe and zoe.
New Smyrna rugs, feet, only s225.
Handsome silk tides, only 1pc.
Body Brussels 10 patterns only at SIC.
Brussels rugs. 2 yards long, only si.2j.
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ladies' lawn house sacks, only zoe.
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RAzzLr.DAzzLr PurzLr-P Pig, in clover.
only ljc.
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over $3.50, 900 worth Of Dry Good

Fabrics from tho looms of Europe and
America.
All departments will offer special In
ducements and bargains will be plentiful
throughout our mammoth establishment.
COME EARLY MONDAY.
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muslin uudcrw ear.

Corset Covers, from PIC.
Chomise, from pc.
Drawers, from l9c
Nightgowns, from SOC.
Skirts, from i2c.
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Carpets. oiieieths, nRiiingS. Rugs.

We will oiTct choice 10 patterns Brussels
Carpets nj SOC, worth zoe per yard.
Choice 80 rolls best double ingram Car.
pets 3ic. worth SOC per yard.
Choice - rolls best iuguin Carpets nj
Poe, worth iOc Per yard.
Choice % rolls Mating, fancy, nj i2lc,
worth 2jc per yard.
Choice finest seamless Chinese aud Jan.
ancse fancy Mating 2jc, worth i5c per
yard.
al floor oilcloth 25c. worth 20 per yard.
"a Floor Oilclo,h, Soc worth Coo per
yard.
50 Floor oilcloth, 7SC; worth si.25 per
yard.
Window shades with patent spring roll.
en-, all complete, Soc
Hest Hemp Carpet, l2lc per yard.
smyrna Rugs IN beautiful designs, all
sizes, much lees than clseN here.
Mems, Hay.' aud sh,idrcn'. Clothing.
Mems Atwood Cashmere Suits, $500.
worth Sl5.
Mems Cashmere Suits, So worth IS so
Nous blue Flannel suits, $500, worth
$40.
Boys' Cashmere Suits, 81, worth 80.
Chlldrcn's Plaid Suits, u per suit.
Childfcn'a Pants, 20c per pair
shoes aud slippers.
Most complete line az cheap prices
200 Pairs Ladies llandSoWed Frcneh
Kid sample slippers, 'oc per pair at the
BEJACH DRY GOODS COMPANY.
400 nsin street, ioo.
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Two grand lots OF Ribbons. all new.
lot includes satin edge moirc Ribbon,
No. y. nj loo per yard.
lot . includes fancy satin edge Ribbon,
. inches wide, In all the latest shades, loo;
worth iOc per yard.
one lot ladies extra fine quality, strictly
oil wool, glove. fitting Jerseys. with che.
nellie and beaded fronts, 10 Sl.25, worth
- each.
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.GinsoN FuRNiruRE Co,
lrcssors 10 Amcs 4 l,catlie.
street. between Union and
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Dress Trimmings.

New styles dress trimming. Jets, Persian
Band. aud Applique.
800 gross metal dress buttons, l0c per
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.sfh.Sl Aprons, Lac -iliss' sud -sas.-s
ariy
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THAT VOLCANO ROAD.

The Survey of the new road still
drags its slow length along. 1t
seems to us to be proving very
"costly" survey, if the time and la
Dor spent on it thus far are to be
taken into account. To us it seems
as though there was no need of such
a careful and lengthy survey as has
been, and is now being made. AZ
ter striking the pahoehoe it seems
to us that not much choice could be
made over the rock. From rough
estimates made it seems that some
where in the neighborhood of So or
100000 will be spent on the survey
alone. 1t does seem as though the
work on this end of the road might
have been commenced several weeks
since. We notice that the "Ga-
zette'' is very much exercised over
the fact that the "Hilo Road Board"
are reported as being about to"work
the first miles" Now dear Gazette,
don't get into a passion about some
thing you don't understand. The
new Volcano road starts at a point
about 5 miles from town, ON the
"old road' which it is a part of the
"Road Board" to see to, that it is
put in order; and it is those 5 miles
that was spoken of in our paper re-
ferred to by the Gazette. The gov
eminent do not intend to steal one
cent from any other appropriation
for our Volcano road. So don't pass
any more sleepless nights worrying
over that bugaboo. But Mr.. Minis
ter of the Interior, please do start
in on it. We are waiting.
Sinct writing the above we find
out that the last Kinau brought up a
man to superintend the building of
the road. And so we will await
further developments.-I Hilo Rec
ord, March 4.
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A CARRIAGE HOUSE BURNED.

About twenty minutes past eight
O'Clock last evening, an alarm was
sounded from the Bell Tower for a
fire near the corner of Palace Walk
and Likelike street. 1t was found
that carriage house on the pre-
misses recently occupied by j. f.
Bowler was on fire. The flames
spread rapidly and the building was
soon entirely consumed. 1t con-
tanned plasterers outfit and several
models. The building WAS insured
with Hon. j. S. Walker in the Union
of New Zealand for $500, and the
contents for 5000. Mr.. Bowler
left the country recently on the
bark Kalakaua, and since then
Mrs. Bowler has been residing on
King street. The Fire Department
turned out.
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RILO NEWS.
T From, tie Hilo Record. |

BY telephone from our travelling
correspondent, we learn that another
cane field on the Paauhau planta-
ton was set on fire last week, but
was put out before much damage
was done. There are strong suspi-
cions as to the parties doing the
same, but not enough to warrant
any arrests.
Last week the back roller in the
Waiakea Mill was broken and has to
be sent to Honolulu; this has put
the mill back very much, as the line
was waiting for sugar.
We understand that the Sheriff
expects to leave town for tour
around this island, within few
days; to be gone about a month.
This is rs it should be. Nothing
like personal inspection to keep
ones men in hand. 1t would be
better for all parts Of these islands
if the Marshal should make tour
of the different islands and person
ally inspect the workings of the
police force. And we think that it
would he benefit to all the dis
tricts if the head of the police
should, once or twice year, visit
the out districts and get a personal
knowledge of what is wanted to
render the work of that body more
efficient. SO come on, Mr.. Attorney
General, and stir up your "hope's !"
AS Judge Lyman's term of Office
has, or is about, to expire, the pub
lie generally hope that his commits
sion will be renewed. AS the gen
eral feeling is, that he is the right
man in the right place.
We are glad to hear that the sur
veying of the woodland of Kaiwiki,
above the canes of the Hilo Sugar
Co. has been commenced, and that
the same will be divided off into
homesteads for settlers. This will
give the Portuguese chance to in
vest in homestead.
Work has already commenced on
that part of the Volcano road, be-
tween Hilo and the Woods. Camp
houses are being put up for the ac-
commodatlon of the workmen, near
the woods. We also learn that the
prisoners will be worked on that
road. This is as it should be, for
we believe that all prison labor
should be put on to public works,
SO that the public may have the adj
vantage of their labor.
a large number of japanese sail
ed last week by the Kinau for Homo
lulu, on their way to Japan. In
conversation with many of them we
found it was their intention to return
to this country, after making visit
to their homes. In this connection
we remark that among the last lot of
Japs landed here there has been q
| good deal of trouble, as witness the
large number that have been before
our court here for refusing to work,
and from Kauai and Maui we hear
of the same state of affairs. Evil
IDENTITY many OF tue last importations
have been gathered out of the
streets of the seaport towns, and are
not of the agricultural class, which
we want. This should be looked into
by the authorities.
We congratulate our fellowtowns-
man, Mr.. III. G. Austin, to the APP
pointment of the office of Assessor
generalship of this island.
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RECOGNITION OF MELVILLE'S
SERVICES.

Representative Wise, from the
Committee on Naval Affairs, report
ed February 10th, to the House the
bill authorizing the President to adj
vance Chief Engineer Melville, u.
S. N, in rank, in recognition of dis
tinguished service in connection with
the Jeanette expedition. The
committee extols the services of
Melville in the search of De Long
and party, and says there is unde-
niable evidence of self-sacrifice and
absolute devotion to duty on Mel
ville's part in serving his country.
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THE W. S. BOVINE ON THE REEF.

The schooner W. S. Bovine, Capt.
Blume, arrived eff port last night
from San Francisco. At about four
O'Clock this morning the Bovine
struck the reef just inside the bell
buoy, and stuck there. The tug
Eeu went out to the schooner's as
sistance. The vessel is said to be
mixing water. Pilot Babcock went
out early this morning, to assist in
directing the tug beat. The Bovine
being built of soft wood, the dam
ages will, it is feared, be more ex-
tenslve than those the Lady Lamp
son sustained.
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Bibles.

According to the Lendon echo"
the British Bible Society, of Lon
don, prints the Scriptures in 2S7
languages, one of which is the
Yahgan, mode of speech used by
natives of Terra del .Fuego. The
number of copies published and
sent abroad, last year was, 4,206,-
600; and the question naturally
arises-What becomes of the old
bibles?
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OUR Paia correspondent writes ::
A horse being driven by Mr.. ]. A.
Gonsalves of your city on Saturday
last, became frightened at something
in the road and ran away, capsizing
the wagon, throwing Mr.. Gonsalves
out, but intiicting no injuries other
than a shaking up and II few slight
bruises. The wagon and harness
was badly broken.
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THE musicale at Oahu College last
evening was largely attended, and
the programme as it appeared in
yesterdays issue was fully carried
out to the entire satisfaction of all
present.
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LADIES NURSE.

MRS. STEVENSON, accoucheuss
vi and ladies' nurse, Testimonials
of % years experience Al Queen Char
lotte Lying.in.HOspital, London. Other
s oTds mot 2on oSs' School TO- .rl
Box 475; Mutual Tcle. S7s. 176 sns
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-03-16
SHIPPING NDIEs.

Ths -sehrj c Ford arrived at Kahului
last Wednesday 30 days from san Fran
cisco. Both she and Tern Carl will
leave Kahului next Tuesday for san
Francisco with full loads of sugar.
The COnsuelo sailed on Friday for
San Francisco from kahului with u full
cargo of sugar.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-03-16

A TELEPHONE message from Wal
alua. this morning, says that Mrs.
Mary Silverburg, late of Toronto,
Canada, died at Waialua, on the 18th
instant.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-03-16

THE Volunteer boys of No. 4 made
a frightful noise last evening while
taking their hose cart home. There
was no necessity for such q display
OF hoodlumism.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-03-16
PASSENGERS.

From windwafd ports per stmr HI
nau. Mar 1G-Mrs $ Parker, Mrs a llna-
lelea, DR. \ III hailey, Ii SIZZLING, Miss
Mary Low, Miss Dorcas Richardson, G.
s Kynnersley, II w Douglas. Rev S
Ukai, w Ebeling, ID ID Baldwin. NJ
Fernandez. Mrs l. Aholo and child, J
Il Aluli, & Ali. Man Chip, Master L
Neumann, and 100 deck.