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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-02-07
stand by the caucus.

The following is from the Kano'cha Ga
sstis-a Democratic paper so eminently con-
sentative that il would rot, before a caucus
Of the party, express a preference for United
States Senator. 1t was willing to defer It's
preference to the fat Of the representatives
Of the counties and to abide decision made
according TO the usages Of the party:
"a Democratic caucus by two-thirds vote
nominaies Mr Kenna for the office OF Uniieu
States Senator. am, vet. when the ballot : Ia
tsn in the Jnint Assembly. the sense OF the
Democratic party fully and rightiully ana
fairly expressed by the highest and oniy au-
thority boa the party. is disrenrded rom mo,
lives that form no excuse for disobedlenee, ana
that should not be entertained by anyone who
Occupies ms position rs yiSo0e ot Denlocralic
votes.
This is not a question to be determined by
any mans personal whims. or by any man
ideas OF what is best or worst. expedient or M
expedient for the party. The party judges OF
alithose matters for itself and in this case II
has Judged, wisely or unwisely no matter. MT
Kenna is the regular, legitimately nominated
candidate OF the Democratic party for United
States senator. II is the duty Of the Demo
cratic members Of the Legislature TO elect MN
10 is "a shame. il is wrong. il is dangerous IN
the highest degree TO defy all the laws and pre-
cedenis of the party and ri-k ITS only chance
Of salvation as is being done now.
This IS our position on the matter as u now
stands. and il would be our position no matter
who stood in Mr.. Kenna's shoes
The first principle of Democracy IS ooediehce
20 the will of the majority
As the Gazette says. There Is not the
shadow Of doubt this position is in full
accord with and has the hearty sympathy
of every true Democrat in the State" TITS
true. here and there may be found a man,
himself the beneficiary Of party usage in
times past or in the present, who is shame
less enough, without a defensible reason, TO
defy the very organization to which he Is
so much indebted and by which alone he
could have attained public endorsement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-02-07

CharlestO rf',Je1erson County, Hes' "a
February :, 1850.
Ben Butler endorses Gen. Malone for a
seat in the Cabinet. Who endorses Benz
Hon. 7. W. Harrison, Of Winchester Is
mentioned for the L. GoyernOrshiP Of Nir-
GINA.
The sentiment 10 this county in favor OF
the reelection Of Senator Kenna is almost
universal.
Senator Morris insulied Speaker Woods
during the Joint Session last week and Pres
ident Carr came down from the rostrum and
10 some vigorous language threalenedtore re-
sent il.
Judge A. W. c. Nowlin, late editor Of the
Richmond Wig, has become managing edi-
tor Of the Roanoke Daily Tines. He is a
courteous gentleman aud an able and &C
complished journalist.
e-
Be careful Mr.. Free Press.
The above warning is from Senator Nor
ris' Richie Gazette. Mr. Morris had better
be Carrful himself OF he'll feel as if a ves1i-
bule train had passed over him.
~-
Alta dance in Shepherisiown few nights
ago some one placed some pepper ON the n9or-
Don't saw it wasn't lively few minutes alter
Ward-Rsgisfa.
i can't be said that dances are out Of
season in Shepherdstown.
- s
In Culpeper county. Virginia, q few nights
ago, a dance was broken up by red pepper he
ing sprinkled on the floor and q blanket put
on the top of the chimney
Ifthere's anything in a name next we may
hear Of like occurrence in Cayenne.
The Clarke Courier says twenty-five head
Of fat cattle, that averaged 1886 Bs., be-
longing to Mr. p McCormick, passed thro'
Berryville on Tuesday morning for Summit
Point, where they were purchased By Mr.
c. R. Hardesty, TO be shipped 10 New York.
Carl Arnold. a Saltwater man, ate sixty-two
raw eggs without stopping az Crawiordsviile
Just think what might have occurred It he had
stopped al CrawiOrdswle.-ErchaRge.
Well, we think-if he had laid over at
Charlottesville il would have been for the
purpose Of procuring a new craw.
Delegate Silas smith. of Tyler in getting up
of what was almost his death bed and board
ing a train and going 90 Charleston OBJ vote for
bis party candidate for United States senator
presents an example OF sterling party iealty
that certain Democrats at Charleston would do
well 20 pattern after Welding Register.
A party man with such Tyler grip "
is not 20 be sneezed at
The man who thinks and writes IS as iuAu-
entail a 1000 miles distant as he is within The
small circle reached by his v0ice.-Ne lT-
ginia Democrat
That's true and sometimes more inhu-
entail. "Within the small circle reached
by his voice be is better known aud his
statements are estimated at his worth or
worthlessness as 90 veracity and probity.
The Knichts of Labor planted themselves a.
gainst caucus Lee those responsible Tor our
party take warming. We cannot win without
the labor vote.-uc.t F1giaig Democrat.
And yet, when a Labor man was elected
to the presidency of the Senate that The bod,
thus organized could proceed to business
the said Lrbor man was referred to by the
West TIrginia Democrat On indecent terms.
e
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Hawaiian Camera Clu5.

There was a very good attendance al
the monthly meeting, yesterday even
ing, of the Hawaiian Camera Club.
Seven new members were elected. The
following five gentlemen We're elected
honorary members, each of whom pays
AN admittance fee OF $25: Col. Claus
Spreckels, Majors Sam. Parker and W.
II. CornweIl, and Hons. A. Jaeger and
p. \. Makee. Mr.. Geo. W. Smith, Vice
President, was appointed delegate TO
other clubs of the camera fraternity.
The exhibition OF lantern slides Of local
scenes was not quite satisfactory, owing
to detective construction Of the frames.
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SUPREME COURT.
Two AcquittaIs and Three Sentences
Proceedings at Chamberlain Order

Two AcquittaIs and Three Sentences
Proceedings at Chamberlain Order
10 Lawyers.
Tie jury in the case Of .Kailiwai, as
sauit and battery, on Thursday rendered
a verdict Of not guilty.
Louisa All Tim, adultery, was on Friday
fined $25 and costs. Kalalau, the CO.
defendant, was sentenced to six months
\ Imprisonment at hard labor and to pay
costs.
Daniela, confessed to arson second
/ degree, was sentenced to one years i'm
/ prisonment at hard labor and costs.
The King VS.. Keumi Assault. De
/ putty Marshal Creighton for the Crown;
/ A. Rosa for defendant. Tried by a Ha-
waiian jury, who return verdict OF not
guilty.
Manini ct al. vs.. Kaaihue ct al. Eject
ment. Poepoe and Kaneakua for plain
tiffs; Rosa for defendants. Counsel for
defendants asked the Court to instruct
the jury that d decree Of divorce sewers
an estate by entirety. Plaintiffs claimed
an estate by entirety. On the Court
conserving to grant instructions as
asked, the plaintiffs moved for discon-
tinuance, which was granted.
At CHAMBERS.
Mr.. Jus ice Preston heard bill OF inter
pleader, ;. NJ. Damon VS.. NJ. Dickson
and John IL. Patty. w. 4. Whiting for
plaintiff; Cecil Brown for defendant
Dickson; Paul Neumann for defendant |
Patty. Argued and decision reserved.
Chief Justice Judd filed decision in /
John Scott and wife VS.. Emma NJ. |
Crowningberg. This is an action of |
assumpsit for $500 for necessaries sup |
pied to the defendant, VINO is an infant
The probate guardian, c. Brown, APP
peared and demurred on the ground
that, by the statute, the father of the
infant is the only person liable for its
support and maintenance. The Court
holds that the claim in the declaration
that the supplies furnished were neCes-
saries, is matter of proof and the
declaration is not on that account de-
Also, on the point that the
father is liable, it not appearing from
the declaration that the infant had a
father alive when the supplies were
made, the complaint is not demurrable
on that ground. The demurrer is over
ruled with costs. G. l.. Carter for
NEW ORDER.
The following rule by the Court re-
,pecting demurrers is posted in the
Clerks Office, under date OF April 5th
and signed by Henry Smith, Clerk SUI
creme Court: at is hereby ordered
hat the party filing a demurrer either
II law or in equity shall deliver there
With, a statement Of the substantial
matters Of law intended TO he arOupd |
lnd if any demurrer shall be delivered
n filed, without such statement or with
frivolous statement, it may be set aside
~ the Court or by any Justice thereof,
nd leave may be given to sign judg
nent by default in like manner as if the
defendant had not answered. And no
rgument upon any demurrer shall be
flowed, unless such statement shall be
He'd as aforesaid"
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OH ON The Troublea IraLar-.

4 very interesting article ON tine beue-
fits derived from using oil in a gale at
sea, will be found i'm the March number
of the Century Magazine. The writer
s.~-s the results Of numerous expert
ments With oil. all of which proved 10 be
more or less efFicacious in luieting the
seas, and i'm quite a large number, the
masters attribute the saving of their YES
sells solely to its use Illustrations are
given Of oil containers provided for use
on vessels, with the results attending
their use Iuo0e instance, steamship
running before the wind at the rate OF
eleven knots an hour, left q smooth oily
trail from eighty Co one hundred feet
broad and ten miles in length astern.
Though the sea was very rough and the
waves mountain high. not a drop Of
water came ON the deck. The author
proves clearly from tEe facts furnished,
that oil is one of the Surest safeguards
that can be- used i'm "a gale, and recon-
meuds governments and insurance COM
panies TO insist on its use on board Of all
sea going vessels To every sea captain
and ship owner, the article viii prove
interesting and instructive, and being
too lengthy for newspaper publication, Is
recommended % them for perusal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-04-06

Mr.. Z. Hutchinson, sculptor, has now
on exhibition at Messrs. King Bros art
store, Hotel street, two productions be
sides the Aud bust previously described.
These are bas relief casts on tiles re-
sembling terra Gotta. One represents a
typical native girl from life, the other a
Young lady of quarter Hawaiian blood.
Both are remarkably expressive in fea-
ture, that of the girl being the more
striking. The latter fact is due, not to
greater fidelity TO the particular model,
but to more pronounced lineaments in
the full-blooded subject. These works
ought to be seen by every lover Of high
art. Mr.. Tavernier, whose artistic
knowledge even beyond his own branch
Of painting is broad and deep, is enthus-
iastic over his brother artists work in
sculpture.
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TWO SETS OF THE FIRST VOLUME
L of the PLANTERS MONTHLY,
bound or unbound Also,
Two copies of Planters Monthly for
April, 1884.
Any person having the above and wish
ing to dispose of them. will please com
muniCate with the
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE co.
d,EWSat&tue
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TIE relations Of C0mpetitlon
and the Trusts are discussed in
the March Popular Science Monthly,
Inv George Hes. who first points out
the GREAT waste Of efforts, and other
losses. due to competition, and takes
the ground that the trusts have, on
the contrary, reduced the cost OF
business, and hence, if duly regu-
Iatad. can serve the public better
than competition.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-04-06

On Friday the Oahu Railroad Com
pany refused an offer Of 10000 for capt.
tai stock at par. The applicant then
invested the amount in mortgage bonds
Of the company, Of which another $4,000
worth was taken the same day. AppIi-
cations for $4,000 more bonds are ON
file. and this security is about al. taken
10. Hawaiian Government bonds are
selling at four per cent premium.
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AGrftttsfmRnt.
Stockholders Meeting.

THE ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING
L of the Press Publishing Co. (L'd.). for
the presentation OF reports and election of
officers will be held SATURDAY, April
18th, at its office, Friend Building. at 10
o'clock u. IN. a. L. SMITH.
S2-IW Secretary
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Business Notice.

THE JEWELRY BUSINESS HERE
L tOfOre carried on under the firm name
OF Comes & WIchman has passed into the
sole possession and ownership of the
Undersigned, by purchase, and will here
al,er be carried on by him at the old
stand, Fort street, Honolulu, where all
outstanding accounts are to be settled.
H. +. WICHMAN.
Honolulu, Feb 26. 1889.
IOf5-It =S-1vy
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Vessels In fori from Foreign Ports.
L ; Alert, Green, Hawaii.
ii l. VI tOrmOraut, NicOlIs Kauai
Am Mis- pllt Morning Star, Garland, , |.
Bk G. - Bryant, Lee, San Francisco.
Nor Bk Victoria, BOrresen. Newcastle
Fr biz Iton, ReEuier, Hongkong.
Brit blk Royal Tar, Bowers, Tahiti
Ger blk Muzatau, Leverkus Newcastle.
Am bktne Geo G. Perkins, Fisher Mexico
bk Annie Johnson, Emerson, Newcastle.
Blk Forest Queen, Winding, san Francisco
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NOTICE.

MISUNDERSTANDING THAT MR.. MEL
L Vile intends to make a balloon
ascension in a few days, desire to state to
the public through these columns, that
the parachute is at his disposal at any
time The object of this notice is to in
form the public that if parachute leap is
not made it will not be for the want of d
parachute. d. W. PRATT.
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Monthly Meeting.

THE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEET
L ing of c. Brewer & Company Will be
held at the Office of the Company, Queen
street at 10 o'clock a. m, April 10Th next,
J. .. CARTER,
Secretary c. B. q Co
Honolulu April 5, 1889. SGT
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FRIDAY, April ).
Stmr Kjlauea Hou, Cameron, for Ham
akua, 4 p. m.
Stmr " q Hall, CLANCY, for Maui and
Hawaii 10 a m
Stmr c r Bishop, lie Claire, for circuit
of this island, at a. m.
Schr Liholiho for Lahalna.
SChr kauIilUa for HauaIei.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. [.
AI;RINALS.

FRIDAY. April >.
Stmr WaiaIeaIe Campbell, from Kiiauea
and Haualci
Stmr Eva from Eva
Stmr Kaala, Underwood, from Waianae
and WaiuIua.
StmrJ A Cummins. Nelson. from Koo.
lau.
Schr Waiehu from Kauai.
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Dissolution Of Co-partnership.

NoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
, the partnership heretofore existing
under The firm name of Wing On Chan,
dong business at Multi, Kohala Hawaii,
ha, this day been dissolved. The bust
ness viii heuceforth be conducted by Cha
Sin who Will collect all the debts and pay
all the liabilities of the late firm.
WING on WO & co.
Honolulu, March 10. 1889,
-I-IM I2U4-2t
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PASSENGERS.
IEPAErTEEs


For Maui and Hawaii. per stmr w G.
Hall, April 5-Rev w IL Barnes. Hons W
II Daniels and J ID Paris. ! y kaplhu.
Mrs Tweedic Mrs Bodies. + W Jones and
vile, A Aktna, and 90 dec!; passengers.
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DRESSMAKING.

AIRS. NJ. B. CAMPBELL HAS COMMENCED
vi the business of Dressmaking, Cutting and
Fitting. at her residence No. % Beretania street
opposite the Hotel. The patronage OF the ladies'
Is respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. SS-tf 1243.ly
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

d. Howard Hitchcock has opened his
studio a the old TregIoan premises, OPP
poSite DR.. McGrew's office, and is prepared
to take pupils in landscape painting and
out door SkctChing. SOFT
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.


LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Raining hard at 1 a. m.
a The Band viii play the Alameda of
this afternoon.
e Quarterly meeting OF c. Brewer & Co.
/. on the 18th inst.
One arrest for taxes and two for opium
, were made yesterday.
Wong Sal, shirt maker, so!icits custom
in a card in this paper.
Two sets of the first volume OF the
Planters Monthly are wanted.
4 social party was given on board II.
b. ~ ,. Cormorant last night.
The Stmr. Alamed leaves at + o'clock
this afternoon for San Francisco.
Ladies viii find a notice Of interest
from Mrs. Lizzie Jordan in this paper.
Milk quabes have resumed activity
with the approach OF summer weather.
f. Mr.. d. w. Pratt elsewhere gives p
I notice OF interest regarding the balloon
1 |
Steamer Kinau arrived this ,oornfp,,
! moderately ''77 80 gar 'ei'oi's "e"'hef
"
The Press Publishing Companv will
hold their annual business meeting on
/ Saturday next.
-
The steamer UmatiIIa will probablv
morrow or nevt law o''''' ~
~
C,Dtair Holm II Ero,,., H.. ,.o4,..,,, /
aren't Of the BOARD If Ha3Irb has s' r r|,-
signcd ovino Tn tho aLolit;on - 80
Office
-
There will be y baseball match n . On /
meha School Junior team and fine TnIani .
College team.
- NJ
There was a surprise party given TO =
Mr. TnOS. Z. Cunmius nj his nafarnaI 4
abode, Pawaa. Yesterday evening. II
was largely attended and a cav time was
enjoyed.
W ~ 40 MS peS' 10 lauhch ms catamardn
TINS Saturday afternoon. This Is meant
as an invitation to those interested in the
proceeding, ana an answer to many in
quines.
NJ. ry...,.
IL ii5:.Cii1soH' sculptor mas secured
~, . t,Illl q oIIdLI !'IltiIlS oi young
f,, ,t'i',' "9I'u' tht PIouucJioh Oh Mr..
- l,''l - - cgi'HueHI IhaJ S4ch
I o,'a,, q ii'" P'''e Oh SiS''l III
Attendance At the band concert of the ,
Hotel Yesterday evening was Slim COM ,
pared with most nreTio,1s o,..asio,,a
This j. aasiIv a,,,I,irad nv, tho f1cf 10
-rnlt many other nvcnts -con1inl- off tj,a :
same time. An excaIIpnf concert vras ,
given. nevertheless and tho bui'dinr, ,
was handsomely illuminated
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Pattern Hats and BOnnets will be exhib-
tied to-day, and the balance of this week
at IS. SACHS POPULAR MILLINERY HOUSE,
No. I0i FoRT STREET. The latest spring
and summer styles will be displayed and
the ladies OF Honolulu are cordially in
vited TO inspect them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-04-06

RN 5 5 Alameda, Morse, for San Fran
cisco.
Nor bark Victoria, Borresen, for How
land Island.
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TO LET,

- a COTTAGE OF FOUR ROOMS.
Ell Also, one large room, on the Treg-
~-7@A loan premises, opposite DR.. Nc
Crews, Hotel street. Apply to
ANDERSON y LUNDY,
Slot Dentists.
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pERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the undersigned will please present
them to Mr.. David Dayton, and all in
debted to him make payment to that
gentleman, without delay.
S0-3t +. b. THOMAS.
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aQ5tfuslrRat5.
NOTICE.

MRS. LIZZIE JORDAN WOULD RE
II spectfuIly inform her friends and the
public generally that she has opened
place OF business on Fort street next door
to Gonzajves Photo. Gallery, where she is
prepared to do sewing, embroidery, etc. of
all descriptions. Native hats of all kinds
made to order. Hawaiian curos always
on hand, An inspection invited. S23m
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The electric lamp at Hotel and AIakea
streets has been shifted from the Library
to the opposite corner dIagonally. This
gives Hotel to Fort street light where
hitherto it has been utter darkness al
though two lamps were at each end Of
the stretch. The lamp at the point
mentioned has now Iurid-tinted shade,
giving the effect OF painting the town red
at that junction.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-04-06

Bags sugar Tags rice. MIS-. pNgs
Stmr Waale8le. I225 - -
SChr Waiehu. 100
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Notice Of Removal.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS RE
4 moved his office from over Bishop &
Co.'S Bank to No. - kaahumanu street, or
the office formerly occupied by Hon. H. y =.
Widemann, and VIII be most happy to at
tend to any BUSINESS that may be entrusted
to his care. w. G. PARKE.
Honolulu. April g. 1889. sO-lm
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The weekly " Gazette" three dates of
which have been issued since the sailing
of the last steamer, contains all the
local news Of the period, and can be had
from the news-dealers, or a. the pub
LEGATION office, enclosed in wrappers or
without Newspapers are always gladly
received by home correspondents, who
read every article and item, not except
ing the ads"
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Mr.. Hutchison, sculptor, has secured
with ayidity small painting of young
Hawaiian woman, the production OF MIR.
BarntieId. He is confident that such a
work OF art, lying almost uunoticed here,
would command rich price on sight in
London.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-04-06

Attendance at the band concert at the
Hotel yesterday evening was slim com
pared with most previous occasions.
This is easily explained by the fact OF a
great many other events coming off the
same time. An excellent concert was
given, nevertheless, and the building
was handsomely Illuminated
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-04-06

Mr.. Joseph Caramia, a hair-dresser of
heavyweight years experience, who has
lately arrived from France. has been
engaged by Mr.. Harry Byng He does
hair up into wigs and dressings in the
French, Italian, English and American
styles. Some specimens of his work
shown at Byng's barber shop look very
we'll.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-04-06

Pr. TrOUSseau wishes TO state that he
will DO his best to launch his catamaran
this Saturday afternoon. This is meant
as an invitation to those Interested in the
proceeding, and an answer to many in
quiries.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-04-06

There will be a baseball match at > 80
this afternoon, between the Kameha-
meha School junior team and the Iolani
College team.
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Change Of Telephone.

L7ROM MUTUAL NO. 30 TO BELL
No. 44s. MRS. THOS LACK.
SO-lm Fort Street.
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Fuere was a surprise party given to
Mr.. Inos. z. Cummins at his paternal
abode, Pawaa, yesterday evening. 1t
was largely attended and gay time was
eniOyei.
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Two sets Of the first volume OF the
Planters Monthly are wanted.
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One arrest for taxes and two for opiun,
were made yesterday.
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Departments of Business

BUSINESS ENTRUSTED RECEIVE PROMPT
AND FAITHFUL ATTENTION MODERATE CHARGES
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Wong Sal, shirt maker, so3icits custom
in card in this paper.