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rweuty.five People r.oss.

I4oxpos. Feb. s--Ibe STEAMER sereId col
lidesa with the ship KilleresaR OF Dun
genesx last night. and both went - the bot
tom. Tweaty four persons were drowned
Nine members 81 the crew were rescued.
one OF wE0En afssrwsrd died.
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STEAMER CLARA BR0Vn

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IL coma, Olympia and Bag skcn&um ~
= m escry Monday. wednesday aatd -
day.
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REeagTEE SkEa-A gtsuscs ssS IN q ~.
izs'en yesterday tosas ssfes shat - n-
gsf Seana &ill tss hsai puec3s Assa glse H. :
tuSsssu rnGsa IS n azseasa fsss oa8res q
sze 81 Tie ieasfisS lssEa@aF aiiks Ia - i
sstg gsrFV visited Ia lV&ga e taey Sge& 81
the sale, hstst ~ ssfrznasScn 81 t5e gsss4or
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We want for firm that is willing 20 pay
for IL q good store-rooIn, centrally located.
Would pay bonus or buy out business for
the sake OF getting the room.
BETTTNGER 4 MEACHAM,
TN MIR az ~
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a nIC prrpcIrAsr

500 pieces of embroideries, fine nainsook,
Swiss lawn and muslin at 50 cents on the
dollar. all new patterns, oa sale this week.
Chester Cieary
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

T,Ifa xiii BIZ EEcEIvEp At TIE
IL ssgssse ~ Esxi & Dssat&rsss aEwsatt go
fIsr tie sxsTss5n 2sad e0En pzrtsBn - . saszF-
ssssrx ss-.nk hszsiHesx hsHfx fng W.
szznk e1yzer Fsons sn4 Eeil ssFeef o<~1
fS7s r,a<srs yeArnary fa. fsss Fixns nos o.
~. Tssaal ssseys afians Ia ssifh e&sss.
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Second Street.

Forty feet frontage on second street, near
Pike, 800. the cheapest property On
the streef
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WEST SEATTLE FERRY.

&TEAAKK CITY or SEATTLE WILL
- 4sYs ferry silp. foot Of Nain rtiteeG -
attic, esery two hours
$50 a. n. laa0p. II.
sNA IN. 10 n n.
lasn q. ma 4A II IL
Returning, saves West seassse-
10 a. m. IN n N
80 q m. 80 b. IN
NO q m go & "a.
NJ. - BATHxs~
Maslaxss
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Us..yS,dst ssu.u

Carefully every day, ss ncu sxrxnins are
at1ezs ard ctAerS wsfhArun S.siF. raI-
lnwinr i partial llss 81 tAslr property fer
tAss week
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Carrying q. 5. MALI
Lexves sszfsie Cor Edmunsis. Eluhfaorn
Aa-yssflir and Snohomi1h
Daily except sunday
Fee ffsis.hf or rsxaxc ipauire ~ 49,
or ss fesa,r wharf
G, d. Ek0WNFIEI.D. NananuE
GxogSz e. Fpxrxx Aepnt 6cas41xk
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Business Chances.
$50 REWARD.

IhIs saasa wssl he pAsa ia sseiy ease for
tnsergnaEzga snsse4eE4 60 GcEwGs PERSONS
~ destssyiae cur szzax
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Houses and Lots.

houses anu 1OtS.
SPRING srREET.Two lots u The Is
streets. including hnsi residence.
$lz9On
FIFTH STREET-Fine house and lot
corner Fifth AID Terrace, ~ DO.
DEPOT STREET c,rnar Depot
sud Wall streets, intending three new
SIX room cottages. fine ioea zion: tAS0fs
NINTH STREET Nice house and
Neifloested lot on the upper side sf
slntA street next 10 the euriscr Of sts's-
art, SSaN.
Sixth STREET Two lats on SIKH
street. fnree minutes walk ffern the 0e~
house that win rent for 40 month.
price, SO. GO: easy terns.
ELEVENTH STREET .soxso feet
essrnEr RA1e aud Eleventh, WITH asegsn-
nom, hard finished house tIud modern
conyenieuces. szrG.
A SPECIAL BARGAuu-Ios and
1ea scsen room house and ttnkA barn.
corner 81 Harrison and Mxsy|Hseess. near
tbs Depot street cable hne sitd the ess'.
txie road, with spiendtd iiew OF tae
city. the haFbof, the naarsstss and LAKE.
Uaion. $50
Business Chances.
BELLEVUE HsfTl-rivs years lease 81 .
= ngrngrai figure. fYxselssx furniture for
100 rooras and Eaariors, bath npofne. LAM
dry. etc. fug siz,asa fnsnsaH'e - worfh
this
BgEvERf-A raysag business. fsseo-
fUExfrtEx rACroRr interest tor ss.sss.
sAwHIf4L-F9ring property, s7.eoes half
Interest a. ssEze Tafe.
IDtssasG Esar-Cosnpsefe o9ss; aud IL
Go fs9 feed Of slrat~r, sS.0U.
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oFFIcEEs b. TNE corEr.

The regular officers Of the court are
are: Thomas Burke, judge: W r. Ledger
wood CLERK; II. T. Harmon. deputy clerk:
william Coearane. sheriff: 81 Padden. dep
uty J. T. Ronald. prosecuting attorney: r.
J. Hamilton. United states marshal: W. III.
white. United states attorney. The eonrf
made the following appointments for the
term Erier, 4. NJ. Crawford; bHiiifs, I'd
Clarke. Frank Paul, ID. G. Kennedy, B. Ion
Broekway: James Quii.er, W. r. johnson,
ID. H. Hawiey aud J. ID. I. Mcfsaughey
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The following attorneys were admitted
TO practice In ali the courts OF the territory
and In the United States courts. Robert
AeAahen. upon papers from the supreme
court Of New Hampshire. proposed by
Eben Smith. Charles H. HubbeEl. upon
certificate from the supreme court OF Iowa
and motion OF Eben Smith: Michael Phil
lips. upon certificate from the supreme
court OF Sew York and molten Of Attorney
General Meteaife.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09


Johnnie Carbon has returned from
bis trip to Washington Territory, and
speaks in very fiattering terms of the
country. He invested several thous-
and dollars in Port Townsend realty,
believing that in the near future that
will be the banner town on the Pacific
Coast. Mr. A. Duddenhausen also in
vested at the same place, and will re-
main there for a time to look after
his interest.
The Boise City correspondent OF
the Salt Lake Tribune did DR. Giyens,
snpt. of the Insane Asylum, great in
justice when he stated in am issue of
this week, that the DIR. was ever ready
to give Blackfoot an injurious blow.
The statement is not warranted by a
single fact The DR. is fully identi-
fed with the growth and prosperity
of Bingham county. He owns ranch
in the county, he is interested in
herd of cattle, his money is invested
here and he has ever been ready and
prompt to respond to any move in the
interest of the public good. Our co
temporary has been misled and he
should do himself justice by correct
ing a misstatement made about
most honorable gentleman.
The following letter was handed
us with the request that we publish in
order that parties may know why
their letters were not answered:
HELENA, MONTANA, JAN. 6, '89.
NJ. G. Senter, BIackfoot,
Ny DEAR SIR:-I enclose herewith
twelve letters, petitions and orders
for school district expenses winch
were mailed to me at Blackfoot be-
tween November 1887 and January
1888, and remained in the post office
there until November 1888, one year,
when they were mailed to Helena.
You will find among these letter
from Miss T. f. YanWormer bearing
upon her case which you remember.
] wish yon would please give this
letter to the Bingham county papers
for publication so that parties who
wrote to me at Blackfoot during time
may know why they were
not replied to.
Yours Truly,
w. p. p. ST. CLAIR.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09
Personal Mention.

Attorney J. Ed Smith came down
from Eagle Rock Monday.
Auditor Robethan and bride are ex-
pected home tonight.
Special Land Agent Temple is back
from q trip TO Nevada.
Register Beane and wife and John
Carbon have returned from pleasant
trip to the cities on Puget Sound.
Our editor spent several days in
Boise City this week.
Commissioner Carter gave the News
office call this week.
Bishop Kicks and Mr.. Fogg, of Rex
burg, were down on land business last
Wednesday.
Supt johnson and Mr. Capps came
over from the Fort Wednesday.
II. Laliburty, substantial rancher
from the west side, dropped in this
week and ordered the News sent to
his address.
Gov Stevenson will visit his broth
er, governor of Nevada, in few days
but not for the same purpose that the
governor of North Carolina visited
the governor of South Carolina
Bergman & Rogers is the place to
buy your canned vegetables and table
fruits. The very best goods in the
city and the lowest cash prices.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09
Make yo-Mistake.

By dispelling the symptoms so ofte.
mistaken for consumption. Santa
Able has brought gladness to many a
household BY its promps use for
breaking up the cold that often de-
velops into that fatal disease, thoug
ands can be saved from an untimeIy
grave. You make no mistake by
keeping bottle of this pleasant rem
edy in the house. California CatR-
Cure is equally effective in eradica-
ting all traces of nasal catarrh Both
of these wonderful California RENE
dies are sold and warranted by Behle
& Son, 81 package, 3 for $3.50.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09
To Blackfoot saloon Keepers.

You will take notice that Section
6TS4, Revised Statutes of Idaho, make
it a misdemeanor to allow minors in
your several places of business and it
is punishable fine Any future in
fringemenls of said statute will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the
law. w. G. T. u.
Blackfoot, February {, 1889.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09
TO THE PuBLrCl

have re-opened the Star Restau.
rant next door to Beithan's, and am
now prepared to accommodate all who
may favor me with their patronage,
My tables will at all times be supplied
with the very best the market affords.
A share of the public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
Mrs. KEITH.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09


~ and four pairs Of children,
ms from 4t-IiA at Danilson's /
y sum Of one dollar.
hen pounds beans for only 81
ryman 4 Rogers,
o,kings that are warrented not d
n,eI 81 run down at the heel al
isons
hi pairs socks seamless for 81
ryiAan 4 Rogers
alogaia table fruit only 20 cents
Il a. st Bergman 4 Rogers.
81 ,ca rant nice Mince Meat OF
ii ipDle Butter IN jib pals 20 10
0as.
\ d ODE vishiag a Fur Cap can
/ ! great bargain at Danilson's. !.
nenber sou will always get 3
81 nls % for cash at Danilson's.
III pounds dried peaches for 81
rgnan q Rogers.
ass poands aprlcots for 81 al
rsan 4 Rogers,
4 sy 0ae wishing a toboggan. hood,
aslos, OF scarf will do well to ex.
d ny stock am selling out NJ
I kE figures ". II, Danllson.
n pounds granulate,l sugar 81 at
rnla 4 Roger
sdSe pounds dried apples for si
nrnan q Rogers.
leaiines al Mrs. Holbrooks
> b Bergman & Rogers for
#alAes eUFus pas or btanst Z cans
aly 81.
aAslay cards at Mrs Holbrooks.
sess anil shoes cut down Is per
t,s cash al Bergman 4 Rogers
" i The time To get a good cloak
Eiliiile money. ", II Danilson.
ts.ocs, cabbage. carrots and tuI.
q Btryman & Rogers.
aaass.s and comforts at half price
sTman & Rogers
lslls At Danilsons for isc.s at
" \ The time TO lay In a good
MI u woolcn underwear Hose,
y Aad aaunel very cheap al Berry.
HA Rogers.
sos sxcluler over shoes very
oily $50 per pair Bergman &
Ipn
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09
SslIe 10 h.blerr.

parties knowing themselves In.
~ % the late firm of Carbon 4
aie requested to come forward
ss'le up Mt once. All outstand.
\ Gains MUST be settled, and to
trouble and expense debtors
~ give proper heed to this notice.
J. II. Cannon,
!, Successor 60 Carbon & Son.
'a'sfoot, january 10Th, 1882.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09

y opartncrship heretofore exist.
Iuuet The firm name and style OF
9 Son has been dissolved by
". consent The senior partner
IN w and the junior succeeds 10 the
% N All debts will be paid by
4. .af'lon and all liabilities paid
N, ~ Thanking the public for the
n patronage extended to the old
IN. y ask the continuance OF the
" our successor J. II. Carbon.
i,,,. CARBON & Sos.
'''uary 10th, 1889.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09
rtah 4 Northern Time Gard


soarH Housn ARRIVE
H3a "a. Freight .3lpm
W, E.81a % Frvlsht I;'1 a M.
souTn BUuNp ARRIVE
pl5p. ~. Freight ~, l2.Rl am
stJ1 a. N. Freight asas pun.
y g.. y. LOzKk, Agent.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09
a AlsSvls Cur.

4 xaal Abirtine Ointment IL only put
II -. A'ss trq nnncn tin haxrs and u an alsso
Il ~, W ~ sotvs, burns. wounds. chap.
- - 80 All skin dtaoascS. VIII positive
~ = = siads ur piles AK for the Original
~ vlnfMrnt, Sstid ~ urhlr a gnu, at
'''s ~ hot-hr mail ~ cents.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09

just received an elegant line of
trimming plushes and silk handker
chefs at Bergman & Rogers very
cheap for cash.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09
blacksmith Shop For Sale.

A good Blacksmith Shop and com
plete set of tools for sale. Apply to
r. j, Osborn, Blackfoot.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24
A PLEASANT MUSICALE.

The musicale ut Oahu College Sn-
turday evening was not so largely
attended as it ought to have been.
1t has been the custom heretofore at
this school to have musicales at the
end of the term, with the pupils as
participants. On this occasion there
was somewhat new departure, and
a fine programme had been prepar-
ed. Two chOruses were given by
the Honolulu Choral Society under
Mr.. Bissell's direction, and were well
received. Prof. Sauvlet showed great
skill at the piano in several solos.
He also played Beethoven's sonata
Op SO, which was preceded with an
interesting explanation by Mr.. Bis
sell. A book has been written by
Won Bulow, the great pianist, in
which he explains all the Beethoven
sonatas. 1t is interesting reading
and those who play Beethoven will
find it invaluable. A piano duet by
Miss Castle and Mr.. Bissell was
rendered in fine style, and Miss
Nolte gave much pleasure TO the
audience by her capital singing of a
song with violin obligato. The
musicale throughout was most sue
eessful.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24
WARD ONE MEETING.

A we'll attended meeting of the
voters of ward / was held last eve-
ming at the Beretania street school
house. Mr.. II. Won Holt from the
central committee called the meet
ing to order and it organized as the
First District Reform Club, with
Hon. A. Young as temporary chair
man, and Charles II. Wilder, secre-
tary. The following committee on
permanent organization was appoint
ed: Messrs. A. Brown, j. w. Nc
Chesney, w. &. Ashley, f. Harri-
son, and S. X. Kamaka. The COM
mittee retired, and on returning no.
minated the following officers: Hon.
Alex. Young, chairman; Hon. w.
ca Wilder, vice chairman; Chas
Il. Wilder, secretary and treasurer ;
Executive Committee: Il. j. King,
4. s. Douglas, F. Harrison, M. A.
Gonsalves, A. Brown and S. X. Ka-
maka. The meeting adjourned sub
ject to call of the chair.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24
DEATABLOW TO The tahiti LINE.

The French warship Champlain
brings news that the French Gov
ernment are in treaty with the Mes
sageries Maritimes Steamship line,
TO run steamers between France and
Tahiti via New Caledonia and Sgd
ney. New Caledonia subsidises to
the amount of fifty thousand francs,
and Tahiti a similar sum, to be
supplemented by the home Govern
ment. Governor Lascascade writes
10 the Acting Governor of Tahiti
from Auckland, Nov. l8, as fol-
lows: 81 have confidence in the sue
cess of these negotiations, and am
convinced that the new line will
realize the commercial hopes of our
two Oceanic colonies. This ar
rangement, if consummated, may
he considered the death-blow of the
scheme to run line of steamers be-
tween Tahiti and San Francisco, via
Hawaii.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24
A PLACE TO GET PR tSEN1S,

Mr.. M. McInerny, whose snowy
advertisement is before our readers,
has, among the immense stock he
always carries, the following special
ties for the holiday trade: Gents
silk under and over shirts from Eng
land in great variety; ladies' gold
and silver watches at all prices;
ladies' and gents umbrellas, oxy-
dised silver and gold mounting;
gents gold-headed canes; gents,
youths and boys clothing in end
less variety; ladies and gents linen
lawn handkerchiefs, direct from Bel
fast; toilet articles of every descrip.
tion, Gosnell's and Lubin's perfum-
cry; valises, steamer trunks, etc.
gents kangaroo shoes in variety
just received, and many other lines.
Mr.. McInerny's large stores pre-
sent fine exhibition with their
tasteful arrangement of rich-looking
goods
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24
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PASSENGERS.

From Maui and Hawaii, per steamer
Rinan, Dec 24-llon G Motley, q n
Spencer, j MacAndrews, j Monaghan
Il Pedler, Jr, Arthur Tibbs, Miss 1'rcg-
loan, Miss Fanny Spencer, Miss Mary
Wight. l. Blaisdell, + Brown, a q
Dowsett, y Alau, Y Akana, Miss AIMING,
Master Ahana, Miss L McCandless, X
Nakaleka, F j Wilsey, p S Wilsey, DR.
y NJ Schultz and wife, Miss Furgensen,
q o Nakayama and servant, Miss II
Thompson and children, and 80 deck.
For windward ports. per steamer w
q Hall, Dec 81 ii Il II Princess I4iliu-
okalanl, Mrs n Clark, Rev w III Barnes.
j w kalua, 6 w McDougall, j X
Meyers, Major w ii Cornwell, Mrs DR. G.
Herbert, II X Robert, and go deck.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24
GRAND CHRISTMAS CONCERT,

Following is the programme for
the Christmas concert at Emma
Square tomorrow afternoon, at 3
O'Clock:
PART l.-sTRING ORCHESTRA FOR THE
FIRST TIME.
March--La Lealea (new).. $500. Berger
Observation-Disclosures (new).......
.................. Herman
Fantasia-The Amazone (new) ......
...........' .....,.. ....... B0UlllOn
Vocal altZ The Rose Queen (new)
............ .CTOWe
Selecti0n--Scotch Airs (ncw) ...... Cox
Three new songs. E.man Ike Ea. kuu
Wehi. Wal Aniani.
PART II MILITARY BAND.
March-Merry Christmas. .... Nape
Overture-MasaniellO.. .Auber
"reminiscences of All Nations. Godfrey
Mcdley-Ye Olden Times Boyer
Aloha Oe. Hawaii POnoi.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24
HONOLULU ARION.

The entertainment and hop by
the Honolulu Arion ON Thursday
evening at their hall promises to be
a most successful affair. A very
handsome permanent stage with all
the accessories has been erected at
one end of the hall. The pro-
gramme includes an overture by the
Hawaiian band, comicaI play "The
lost umbrella" characters by mem
bers Of the club, comic song and
either solo, to conclude with the
comical farce "The railway matt
nee." Tickets .an be obtained of
members.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24
EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Court Lunalilo No. GG00 A. o. f.
at 1880.
Excelsior Lodge No. !, l. O. o.
F., at 1880.
Drill Co. B Honolulu Rifles,
at 1880.
Christmas sale at J. +. Morgan's
auction rooms, at Z.
Christmas tree at Chinese Church,
Fort street, at G 80.
First Christmas service at st. An
drew's Cathedral, at z.
Geo. w. DeLong Post, No. 45,
G. A. II. at 1880.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24

Mr.. l.. J. Levey has received a let
ter from Mr.. Frank Clarke, stating
that the Boston Ideal Opera Com
panp will arrive in Honolulu on the
Australia January 10th. EN- route to
the Colonies. They will give their
first performancein in the Opera House
January llth. Mr.. Levey will give full
particulars Immediately after the ar
rival OF the steamer, This is first
class organization in every resnact.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24

PASSENGERS on the Australia will
have fine Christmas dinner to-
morrow. We have before us the bill
of fare, which is most artistically
gotten up, and contains list of
viands of the most tempting nature.
Accompanying the bill OF, fare is n
card with the words, "A Happy
Christmas"
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24

Mr.. Nolte treated the patrons Of
the Beaver to-day to Christmas tur-
key with cranberry, stewcd duck as
an alternative, and dessert of apples
and nuts. The Judiciary, Cabinet,
Mechanics Union, Reform Party,
and the Press were represented at the
tnhlns
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24

THE Hilo Record reports the ma
tives' ticket for Mobiles on Hawaii
and Representatives for Hilo, so far
as known from their convention in
session on the 9th inst, rs being: w.
II. Purvis, 8. Parker, J. Pa1au, j. Ba-
ker, ]. kauhane, J. Kai, Kalana and
J. Nawahi.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24

Mr.. Morgan holds his last Christ
mas sale this evening at his sales
room, when he will offer decorated
vases, China tea sets, clocks, oil
paintings, velvet rugs, jewelry, toys,
etc, etc. Here is chance to obtain
presents. Everything will be sold
without reserve.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24

CHARLIE PETERSON, the Diamond
Head lookout, desires through this
paper to return his heartiest thanks
to the pilots and merchants for a
handsome sum OF money contributed
as Christmas present to him.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24

TAKING u sly look at Mrs. Os-
bornes. display Of fancy goods at the
Arlington parlors this morning a
most gorgeous and stunning kalei-
doscopc of fancy work was seen. The
parlors will be open this evening.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24

TOMORROW afternoon al the Christ
mas concert at Emma Square the
Hawaiian band will appear for the
first time as n string orchestra, and
rare treat may be looked for by the
public. The programme given else
where contains full particulars.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24

HALE, hearty, and vigorous, Judge
Widemann this day celebrates the
eth anniversary of his nativity.
Surrounded by numerous progeny
and innumerable friends, all OF whom
sincerely wish that he may expert
ence many and happy repetitions Of
the day, the judge reaches this mile
post in the journey of life. Cordial
congratulations.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24

OK account of the unsettled condi.
ton of the weather the proposed pic.
mic of the Honolulu Rifles at Pearl
harbor on New Years day has been
postponed.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24

Mr.. Chas. j. Fishcl proposes to
have a grand illumination at his store
this evening at 8 O'clock. Everyone
is invited and there will be toys free
gratis for nothing for the children.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24
DEPARTURES.

Dec II
Stm w q Hall for Tahaiua, Mnaaca,
kona. kau and the Volcano ut 10
O'Clock M
Stmr Pele for Kona ports at IL am
Stmr Mikahala for Kauai ut p nj
Stmr Kaala for Nawiliwili and Hama
maulu at > M
Stmr Likelike for Maui at ) IN
StmrJ "A Cummins for Koolau at . n nj
Br bk Omega, Brown, for Ii0ngkong
Schr Moi Wahine for lIamakua
Schr Mary for Uanalei
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24
SHIPPING klIES.

The steamer kinau brought this morn
ing 2 horses, so pigs, 100 bags spuds, Ss
bags corn, 230 pkgs sundries, and 80
hides.
The barkentinc Discovery will sail for
San Francisco next Tuesday.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24
TO-MORR0W'S SERVICES.

The festival of Christmas will be
observed at st. Andrews and the
Roman Catholic Cathedras to-mor-
row as follows:
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24

THE annual Christmas tree festival
OF the Chinese congregation of st.
Andrews Cathedral will he held
in the Sunday school room Thursday
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The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-24

THE Hawaiian Social Club will
hold IL reception and dance ut the
Arion hall this evening. 1t promises
To he II very nice affair.