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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-28
Swa1t oer Sdre6fide
unO ietm 9nuo.
@Ontaa npn $. Soffmamm II.
L6ortfetnns.l


yla, aber ct muB bod fraeen unb
ni6t i'd. llnb bas tpirb ct ftbon tbun,
lei gang rubig. Man rnuB ibm nur cine
ri6tige @elegenbeit geben. unb bic
finoet iid gerabe auf bem @iIe famos.
DAB i'd ibn baben mil, muB er seitern
f9on gemertt baben
llnb baB er oa ioelsi6 3ugreift, lit ia
felbitberitdnbIi9.
G6, tbue bod ni6i 70, papa! DaB
i'd cine CUTE Bartie bin, tpeiBt 9u bod
au9.
Sd Oente pobl, baB i'd es alenfaas
tpii5en f6nnte.
llno er iii f6Iieblid nur elm einfa6er
GGulmann
gaa, tpeiBt Ou, bieI 2ogit i9eint er
Dir nit ieiner Matbematit aber ni6t
geraoe beigebra9t 5u baben -ba 1T
6rdulein Seinemann sriiubli9 auF ben
Sol5meg geratben.
A9, gum 6eiratben brau6t man aud
gar feine 2ogit! unb iibrigens laB mid
nur ausreben. 9aB er mid ndmlid1
germ bat, tpeiB i'd au6 = 0, Su aIaubft
nidt tpas ct geitern fur elm entstidenbes
8efi6t gema9t bat! SD fann Oir fas
gen: Der rimmt mid!
Der 3ommsr8ienratb fridb fi6 na6s
benfli1 bos Rinn.
6m, bm, brummie er, id5 ba9te Ell.
gentliG, Der 8obungen = tueiBt Du, Der
bdtte eisentli@ biel beier fir Did ges
paBt. Cine lei9tiinnise GIiege lit er
5iDar, unb feline Moiorsf6ulben tpirb er
lange noll baDen, inbehen
Sd made mir absr ni6t piel aus ibnt.
@r III 10 3uoringli1.
Oas finbe i'd in fOl9en G6llen Der
Situation nur angemefien.
Sd finbe aber 6errn Ooftor Bel
lings Manier bel bornebmer. Na, fur,=
um, Papd, i6 f6w6re Dir, i6 beirat6e
ibn, uno lpenn Gu Did au1 auf ben
&opf fteait.
Das tperbe i6 bleiben laiien. Wtir
fann es ia iibrigens gang re9t iein,
menn i6 feline 69ulben au beaa1Ien
brau6e. Wie Du aber nit Mama fer.
tig iDerben tpillif = nun, bas iit Define
Sa6e. gerIauge bon mir nur nid1t,
bob i6 mid ba ueiter biueinmii9e-
etpa ge9en Namas Wunf9-
Nber. papa, ipie t6nnte i9 10 pie.
tdtlos iein! 8erlaB Did sam3 auf
mid. Sd made ales. Nlio Sas Jeit
1T betDilIigt2
Weinetbalben, meinetbalben. Mas
bilft es mir aud, tDenn iG g nift be-
iDillige2 Damn tpirb es ia erft re9t Der,
anitaItet, unb i9 eriiide na9ber in
@e6nungen. So babe ib tpenigitens
Md cine leife 9Offuuug, baB bieie
2aune bon ielbif pieber berrau6t.
Seine Sllufonen, papa! rief Grdus
iein alma uno berf6panb.
Cine 6tunbe fpdier tuurben bic Gin.
iabungen perianbt.
Der Sag bieies sroBen syeites par
8etommen. Gtrablenb, woItenlos, in
milber 9dlte itieg er empor. als @ottz
bolo in bic blibeube Winierberrli6feit
binausi6aute, iiberfnm ibn bic feierIid,
iDOnneDole Stimmung, nit Der ct aIs
Ginb in ben Weihna6tstag bineinQes
i9ritten mar, iene Stimmung, bic NIT.
ten in Der 9Offnung auf bunbert tblt.
Ii6e Oinge iih balb in elm beimlid1es
3agen Dor bem Slid berliert, ols ob es
gang ungIaubli9 fei, oaB bas ertr1umte
Slid troB feiner fi6ern Ndbe tuirtli6
tperoen f6nne.
2tls bic Stun5e bes Aufbru9s beron
fam, tparb iein 8enebmen 70 fonberbar,
ieine 8euesungen 10 uurubis unb ba.
iiig, baB MollD aufmerffam tpurbe, in
cine tuadfenbe Iufregung gerieib unb
.3ulett In elm iebr fIdgIi6es GeiuiMeI
nusbra1.
6ein 6err nabm oas tIeine lluses
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ltebet G,nase aeaen enh ielbft

unb beberBst baS SIeben 0dlie tas pon eurer ges
Der aussebt, penn hiees Organ uHter St6runsen lei.
bet. ais ieIde fine lu beSeauen Stefen in her rcds
ten Seite unb unter rem rc6ten S6altertatt selb6t
6drbuns eer 9aut une per ausdpfel, bele9e 3uuse,
iaurer Atbem, safiraes Sppfneb unb per aaem unrez
seImdbiger Stnblsans. lie 29obItba bic i6r rem er
trantteH Organ ,uipsnhen polt erfolst beiten in
6orm her Iofertisen lpiematiien Anpeneun9 ron 6c=
muanten; bic 9eberbraie erpet iid alsbaIn banttar
eurd ipforti9e getneraufnabme un6 reselmdbtae Crs
huun5 brer aus6eitenben uub blutreinisenpen 6unt=
s19hsn. ~ 81 Zen blerans reultrenhen snnltisen
Selretnns ppn aopfpeb nRo fie Bieeeraufnabme her
Absttstett ser eiusepeire. Ane bil6ieu Spmpteme
setnmlnpen, Nppetit uno Shlaf perbeu normal.
geebIthuenp in6 ete Birtunaen bes Bfters lei maio
fIe m arli9en frantbeten, @ereneipen, rbsamatii6eu
S@meren uRe Reroohtdt.
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Gefdrbte 9alpns.

40 3oll breiter 8attiit, quite sBaare,
10 unb 129 @ents per Darb; glaib
Sawns, 30 3oQ brett, in 4 Sarben, 10
@ents; 100 @tade Bertb Orsanbies
129 @ents; Gable @orD Srsanbies, 12l
Gents; Berlii9er Muu auer grt, 30 unb
35 Gents; ameriean Gballies, sebrudt
nnb edtfarbig, IA Yarbs fir 81.
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ldrer. Sic iinp ausse5sidnet in Der
Wafde unb int @arn seFdrbt.
Sdottiide 3epbhre a(Ierlebter Mobe
in allen Wuftera, iUlib sefdrbt, 81 3pu
brett, 25 Gents.
gine babi6e 9luswabl BON @9cttis
f&en @bambraas 35 inb 40 Gents.
@rrBer gcrratb pOu @lasspp Be-
pbNr8 aller glrt.
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@eibe 9aiuns.

25oo Darts Sbeer, puir,eOro, glaib
sawns, 10 Gents per Darb; Marfeiues
BON l23 Gents per yaro an; feline
Biqnes, IS Gents per gurb; DreB Can't
brics, l211, 16s unb 20 eents; ensliide
@umbrles unb NainicOfs, Sc 3pa brett,
20 Bic SO Gents.
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Die 3engeubernebmung ereiebt, oaB
Der 4ngetIagte i'm WeientIi6en bic
98abrbelt geiagt bat, unb aIs er bas auf
cine 8eIbfrafe bon 80 Wfarf lautenbe
grtenntniB bort, ma6t er ein b0@ff sus
friebenes @efi9t nit benz gemerfen.
DSet be3ablen mir nit eene 0anb."
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Cine edit baperif6e @rabs
I 4ri it befinoet ii6 auf bem Grieo.
bDFe eines baDerifden ifledeHs:

DSier rnbt Der 8rauerIepp,
Soft @nabe fir Re6t ibm seb'.
0enn piele bat, mas ct 9ema6t,
6ritbSeiti9 in baS @rab gebra9t.
0a lteBt ct num- Der 8ierberbun,er,
Set, @9riit, Elm @aterunferl~
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Qamns.

Wir baben iebt mebrere bunbert Stade
amsrltaaii1en, enalifden, iriiden, franz
3Slilden uao ibwei5er 6abritats 3ur glns
lidt au8Iieaen.
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Sriibe 9einen3enge.

SlOnien- seinent 8eIfaft grDpn Dree
stnens, IS Gents; braun aeinsn.gattil,
bon 10 Gents an; eeinen.G Gambrics, so
Gents big 81, unb oieles gnbers.
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= MiBberidnbniB. - 0atten sic
oenH ein @las Bel Ii6, aIs Sie ben &igi
beltie9ens-49, oas 1T ni6t n6tbig, i9
trinfe glei6 aus Der 6laI6el
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Cine pOlIftdubise 2luspabl Der neue,
ffen Muifer gu 12a unb IS Gta. per Narb.
156 Stide "New Departure 3u 20
unb rs Gents.
Dies finD Mluitsr iran5OFider aiinRs
ler unb CUTE Waaren.
1889 6riiblinss,paaren in fpfiben sSars
Ben 1233 Is unb 20 Gents.
sd)ottiide 3ep1prs.
Dieie Waaren meroen INNER pppus
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Sie reinl9enben, fdulniBuerbinberns
ben uno beilenben @igenf9aften bon
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy finb uns
erreibt.
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SarnabA's omerIfanifde @insbams
titr Oamen= nnp ainber aleiber, ertra
fein, 20 Gents.
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= 9amen, tuel6e ii9 f6minfeu, Der.
iu9eH bod nur, anoere an3ul6mieren.
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Trans0liide 9atins.

6rauSaiiide satins.
Sn Stem DOrtsr unO 8oitoner 3eitun.
gen werben fie nit 374 unb 33s @ents
per Oarb annoncirt. gBir perfaufen
bieieIben Baaren in ben fdSniten Wiu<
itern 3u 35 unb 80 Gents pet YarD
slmerifaniide @atins.
Sa aeuen i6Snen Mfuifern nur 10
Gents per Yarb.
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etne unsebeure sluspabt in bisisn
Mttitetn.
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Ste
8Odentlide 6reie 4'reiie fit seras
eri9eint
jeoen QonnerGag
ln6 fDitet
$3.50 fitr bas Sabr pber $1.25 fir
6 WDnate tn Vuram8besablnna.
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pass along there. Then the juror re-
marked that it was a public road, and
asked what right he had to stop peo-
pie from passing in the public road. He
also asked who were his enemies that
day, whether the people inside or the
people outside. Then he said finally ::
Il think this haole used his gun in a
threatening manner towards the peo-
pie and that is the reason they caught
him ans threw him over the wall, threw
him into the yard"
My opinion is, and I give it deliber-
ately, and am perfectly willing to take
the responsibility of it, too,--if there is
no precedent for it will make a prece-
dent, judges have got to make prece-
dents sometimes. If juror by his man
ner, by his gestures, and it made an
effect upon the other jurymen suppose,
because it had effect upon the audience,
whenever he asks such questions and
makes use of such expressions as these,
say it is misconduct of the worst kind.
l think that the citations mentioned
by Mr.. Hatch show that the Court will
find ample presidents in other countries
for a similar course, but that makes no
difference to me. l am aware that it
only requires nine to give verdict, but
| cannot look into the human mind and
know what influence this juror may have
over his fellows. The defendant himself
wishes to be acquitted on the law and
the evidence, and l suppose wants to
have fair trial and be indicated. Now,
to proceed further with this case with
such an exhibition of feeling on the part
of one juror | think would be a mockery
of justice, and l will discharge the jury
now from further consideration of this
case. You are excused, gentlemen.
AS the jury left the box the Attorney
General said that before the Court was
adjourned he desired it of record that
the juror Bipikane be summoned by His
Honor for contempt.
The Chief Justice said that the occur.
renee was unfortunate but he had no
personal feeling against the juror.
The Attorney-General said that he
also had no personal feelings against the
juror and if his Honor considered it ad-
visable he would not press the charge
The jury were discharged at 2 10 p. m.
and at 2:15 the Court was adjourned
until Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, at
which time case No. 4: the King VS..
Poai and eighteen others on charge of
mutiny Con the Kinau) will come up be-
fore Judge McCully.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

tt st,e oeulsh bark Ida was locked at the
ns net wharf yesterday.
Zine 'PPa aar c, R. Bishop went on the
NJ p ANYWAY yesterday afternoon.
&si 6 Ptllsh ship Eskdale. Capt. Murdoch.
he ~ J'O0er I'D for Portland, Oregon.
! he VWa69 9ner HaleakaIa has been bought
3 Sugsr" re ), S. Co. from the Pepee-
easi CLING NJ Of the bark Ophir was post
sOg6r ~ Today on account Of not 9TH having
s. Bs aSegnat Discovery and the tern
'sisO Of IS SIale5 both sail today with full
lbeb, Island produce for San Francisco o }.
&loTereegG tune Amelia, Capt. Newhall
Isted at the ION D II the Marine Railway and
he ,ta,, sails to-day for HumboIt Bay.
10 G Manner Kinau arrived Wednesday
fgaf, Ia i and and Hawaii with i,750 baes
IS Wood Oa g potatoes, 1O4 bags corn. e
''s suD d, IS bags coin, horse and 13 e
pain e'Iea1 4 schooner Golden Fleece
Sber ID b; % Holland, arrived off nor nor
~ ioate for for y 70 days from San Francisco
again laDt south Sea Islands. She
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POLICE COURT.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. %.
Manuel Corea, charged with larceny,
was remanded by consent until Friday,
October 25th. W. A. Kinney for de-
PENDANT.
All Sou, charged with being gross
cheat in obtaining trunk valued at So
Defendant was found not guilty and dis
charged. w. r. Castle conducted the
defense.
A wahine forfeited Sc bail for being
drunk, and kanaka who responded to
a similar charge was fined 81 and 81
costs.
Two Cinnamon were nolle pros'd on
petty charges.
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SUPREME COURT.
AT CHAMBERS.

AT CHAMBERS.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. %.
PROBATE DIVISION.
In re guardianship of James L. P,
Mark A, and Allen G. Robinson, minors.
Petition of M. P. Robinson for letters
of guardianship. The Court appoints
M. P. Robinson guardian of the property
of the above minors under $4,000 bond.
j. M. MOnsarrat attorney for petitioner.
BEFORE HIS HONOR JUSTICE M'CULLY.
LAW DIVISION.
Keomaka VS.. Lohelani. Ejectment.
Motion for new trial granted. w. G.
Acni attorney for plaintiff, and S. K.
Kane for defendant.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS.
a S % W and Hawaii per stmr Kinau,
1sisIo o ArS d ii Hitchcock, Mrs w w
sT W anu daughter, II c Austin, w A
Ssi,5 H'S Smith, Miss Eva Smith, Miss
lSfsSI 7 MISS IS, & Smith, Master ] Taylor,
[ gg~,, l. BlaiSdell and 2 children, Geo
H. IL II, Miss NJ Holmes, Miss A Holmes
aa,sJ. Aa4halelaau, Miss KapeIa w ]
y. Mr. . : Smithies, Geo Hall, Jr, T s
s5e1 p ) U., Lemon, A C Dowsett, w c
aaysett p W. InSSon, Miss NJ Rose, Mrs J l
sSeDoaro, children and nurse, and 80 deck
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Baseball.

There was an enthusiastic gathering
3,sopIe on the Makiki baseball grounds
s..rlay. to witness the game Of base
sr between the Nipsics and tie I'm
;,srs. The game was we'll contested
olinterestiug throughout; but towards
ts middle of the playing P. Davis,
-tfar for the Unknowns, made bad
Ts,ss; first by hitting Brooks of the
Flsics on the side, then he hit Bagan
1.-The IrOquois under the jaw with such
re that the latter staggered to the
rani. Luckily DIR. Kimball was on
hand and Bagan was able to pitch
b zane to the end, which resulted in a
f,t5ry for the local team in making six
-s 70 FIVE made by the Nipsics. The
"a BOYS are willing to give the I'm
nagns another trial, if Commander
r: would allow them to play again.
hbIowing is tie score by innings:
B Innings .........1 3 4 5 789
Eees...............1 1 DOL 0 o L 5
I19Ens. ....... y O02 0 0 n 6
h Unknowns had an inning to
-
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Tho chief topic OF conversation yester-
!, lr oaernoon was the dismissing of the
S:r AHA Jury in the trial of the King
TiIrox, and many thought that the
. ,.,sr seemed to be so serious as to in
-isI the necessity OF abolishing native
w. w. y. distinct bodies. The evils of
5 VIM race-iuries have long been appar-
D and that they are now beginning to
! I. an obstruction to justice, is the COM
=. oninion of white men.
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5RT OF HONOLULU, q. |.
ARRIVALS.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. %.
Gr Kinau, Lorenzen, from Maui and
aIli
sar kilauea HOu, Clark. from Ha-
2iga, Hawaii.
ar Kaala, Hagland, from Circuit of
L stand
shr Golden Fleece, Holland, 26 days
San Francisco, Ell route for the s l..
S1r kaulilua from Lahaina.
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''''elS in Port from Foreign Ports

's,'els in Port from Foreign Ports.
NV ~ l? Espiegle, Clark, from a cruise.
- - SSiIpSlc, Lyon, Fanning's Island.
IAert' Green, Fanning's Island.
iiTo4Qols, Bishop, San francisco.
81. . 4ohlcan, Coghlan, Callao, S A
,IT Amelia, Newhall, Port Townsend
an "a Mimi, Meyer, New York.
3PgMF' Brguire, Newcastle, n S W.
sp D1Q ia BaekerOw, Liverpool.
M ~ ~ discovery, Mcneil, San Francisco
In I'M Va VI iida, OleSOn, Port Townsend.
a Velocity, Martin, Hongkong.
australia, HOudlette, San Francisco.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

By the S. s. Australia
the CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
H. AND SAN FRANCISCO FRUIT MARKET
49, received in their Refrigerator
fresh supply of Oysters, in shell and
tins Bartlett and Sekel Pears, Plums,
Peaches, Apples, Grapes, Celery, Cauli-
flower, California Cabbage, etc.
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.,,s stated in yesterdays issue that
Il Sn nmber of timetable pamphlets
he INV by the Hawaiian Tramways Co.
@l.l i distribution is 1000; we should
b. net siated 10000 which is the correct
bor nrinted.
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r.. royal yachting party to Pearl
ip' on an Tuesday last, came back by the
ilo IN carriages, and some of these did
fa' - rri I'VE in Honolulu until 3 o'clock
's .. a,j morning. Another instance
r. .,,' ''p nrge.,t need OF Il railway.
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FILTER PRESSES

PAAUHAU PLANTATION,
HAWAII, March 9, 1888.
Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, San Fran
cisco.
Gentlemen-We have used two of your 30
chambered Filter Presses this season. They
are convenient, easily handled and are working
entirely to our satisfaction. can recommend
no improvement on them.
Very respectfully yours.
(signed) A. MOORE,
Manager Paauhau Plantation.
HEEIA, Sept. %, 1882
Mr.. JOHN DYER, Agent Risdon Iron Works,
Honolulu.
DEAR SIR: Please ship us one of your go
Compartment Filter Presses, 240 square feet
surface. same as the one supplied us last season,
which 1 am pleased to say has given us entire
satisfaction. Yours truly,
GEO. R. EWART,
Manager Heeia Agricultural Co.
high pressures, occupies floor space of Tx
IT., and presents filtering surface Of24O
square feet. A limited number in stock in
Honolulu and are sold at very low prices.
RisdOn Iron & Loco. Works,
San Francisco.
For particulars enquire of
1 JUN houOlulu
Room No. Spreckels' Block:
| 90 1894 w. G. IRWIN Co., Agent g.
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DEPARTURES.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. %.
S1r Golden Fleece, Holland, for South
IA Islands.
dshp Esk,iale, for Portland, Oregon.
SnF PeLe, Smythe, for KOna, 10 a. m .
Nhfhawailani for KoOlau.
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,,orpncc to our "By Authority"
On rev; y will be seen that the officers
@1iDgT $ war-ships Mohican and Iro-
dine r y, audience of the King yester-
4l'3 ', ,,9 the usual formalities.
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.tbv Court proceedings obliges
The lenEtS"se several interesting matters
4; TO 0 ii'r this issue, including a re-
PEI ate .hn lO bali at the Palace.
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,ocAL AND GENERAL.

! communications are still held
Sey 4r want Of space.
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,.I meeting of stockholders of
The anl .a1ion will be held at the office
P1il rI.,''tC castle & Cooke on Monday
d ]I'. s[ 18th inst. at 10 a. m.
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,,.rican schooner Golden Fleece,
The 1 An tbe Marshall Islands, was an
bo1nd, ~ IF ii the harbor yesterday. Her
tIor7d " " R Holland, is well-known at
sp.an, D. D.
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Booked to Leave.

The following persons are booked to
leave by the S. S. Australia tomorrow,
Friday Oct Oath.
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""'ly Receipts of Produce.
Bags sugar. Bags rice. Mis-. pkgs
!. NUlau 90. 1850 go. 466
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,a.o5 this morning the arrests
rp to o. - IL for opium in possession, and
s,re: I@oonrT-all Chinaman.
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Anderson, DR.
Alexander, E
Bardi, Count AM
Countess de. maiC
and valet
Bailey, Miss May
Bailey, Geo III
Boniface, Geo G, wifi
and child
Berry, M L, and wifi
Chlarini Cir. Troup
Colburn, John F, AM
wife
Craddock, S E, am
wife
Dyer, j, and wife
Emery, II B
Gedge, D M, an,
wife
Hertling, Baroness
Hubert, ] G, an,
wife
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-24
Vessels Leaving To-day.

5llador bk Ophir, for Port Townsend.
pane Discovery, tor San Francisco.
len W Bovine, Bluhm, for San Fran
4 Am; Oktne. Amelia, Newhall, for Hum
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-24

s0Tr BORN.
@@'to Il" w aiifnaku, Hilo, Hawaii Oct.
vile OF John A, Scott, a SON SON
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-24
Birds Wanted.
PIANO LESSONS.

AN ASSISTANT SUGAR BOILER FOR
"A a Plantation on Kauai. Apply to II.
Hackfeld q Co. 1293-1t 4-3t
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-08-30
NO CONFLICT.

The E. City Fair will hold it's
Fourth Annual Exhibition on the
22nd, 23rd, and Oath, of October.
The Edenton Agricultural and Fish
Fair will hold it's first Show on the
18th, Doth, 3Oth, and 31st, of October
(Murfreesboro) Nov. 9Th, 9th, 7th.
and Sth.
Rocky Mount Agricultural and
Mechanical Association Nov. 18th, 18th,
and 10Th.
North Carolina State Fair October
18th, 10th, 10Th, 18th, 18th, and 18th.
There are other fairs in the State,
some Of them advertised to exhibit
at or near the time of the Edenton
Fair but, they are so removed from US
and the territory which we desire
specially to embrace, that there cannot
result any evil either to us or them.
From the above statement, as to the
time of exhibits proposed by the vari-
Gus Associations, it will be seen that
there is no conflict between them. Any
person desiring to attend all can do so,
especially since there is daily commu-
nicatiou between all the places where
the exhibitions are to be held.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-08-30

"** The chances are that Malone
will be the worst beaten of all the
gubernatorial candidates voted for
in Virginia since the war. The
faulty that induces a party leader
to be the principal candidate in a
Canvass managed by himself rarely
fails to illustrate the adage that
"pride goeth before a all."-Ex.