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The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-29

to you, upon their own defense, to
find them guilty. 1t is not necessary
for you to discuss whether the story of
the mate and of the steward Brewster
and OF Beckley the purser that they
went searching for this mate to get him
out OF the engineers room, using threats,
and in violent way is true or their YER
sion that they merely went to get him
to 60 before the captain and have a
trial. That is not necessary. What
would it have amounted to if they had
got him out and got him to 60 before the
captain. They had been before the cap
tain and the mate had been before the
captain and the captain had done all the
settling" that he was going to do about
it. Their statement that they proceeded in
the way they said they did is only state
ment that they were making demand
upon the captain which was unlawful,
demand, namely, to have this settled
according to their terms and to govern
the ship in their way.
l hope, gentlemen, you see the impor-
lance OF rendering a verdict in this case
according to the law and the evidence
which is before you as YOU have sworn to
do. There could be no discipline and no
safety on ships under any other rule
than this of the supremacy of the cap
tain, and his freedom from control by
the crew in matters OF ship discipline"
At 5 As the jury retired, returning at
7:l0 with a verdict of not guilty, with
three dissenting. The Court then adj
journed until 9 80 Friday morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-29
Kohala. Oct. q, 1889.
District Judge of Honokaa.

Mr.. EDITOR: For the last six
months it has been generally under
stood in this district that the "Dis-
trict Justice" Mr.. J. P. Miau would
have to resign his position which
unfortunately he has had to do OH
the 18th inst, not from any fault OF
his but from protracted illness. MIR.
Miau has always been a favorite and
especially so amongst the foreigners,
the question has often come up
lately amongst those interested as to
who could be got to fill his place;
but no satisfactory selection could
be made from amongst the natives,
Gt was always understood native
should be appointed). But within
the last week applicants have sprung
up like "Jonah's gourd" almost in a
night, and it is surprising how many
of our fellow citizens suddenly find
themselves endowed with sufficient
wisdom to dispense justice to their
fellow men. Few of them could tell
the difference between a case of
Grim. con. and high treason, in fact
some of them know more about the
price of Goldfish than they do about
the Penal Code. However, out of so
much wisdom it is to be presumed
that the judges of the Supreme
Court, will be able to make a wise
selection. NAAUPo.
Honokaa, Hawaii, Oct. %, 1889.
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4 Remembrance.

Mn. EpIToR: In recent issue of
the Bulletin appeared an article
signed Echo" containing several
criticisms, one of which reflected
severely upon the teachers recently
placed here by the Board of Educa-
ton. As to their alleged incompe-
tency or "greennessn as the writer
puts it, we may say that in accept
ing them for the positions, the Board
recognized in their diplomas from
the California State Normal School
sufficient evidence of their ability to
do the work.
As for visiting other schools which
echo" regards as positive proof of
their unitness, they were acting
under the instructions of the Board,
and following a custom sanctioned
in the most progressive parts of the
United States.
1t is certainly an injustice to cast
reproach upon the conduct of these
or any people before their work is
fairly begun. The Hospitality in
clined of the district cannot but
deplore that such an unkindness has
been offered to strangers.
DEFENsoR.
Kohala, Oct. 81, 1889.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-29

G. P. 81 huntingdon is in Paris. He
says that the engagement between
Miss Hun tington and Prince HAITI
feldt is off
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-29
NEW TRIAL GRANTED.

In the ejectment suit G. r. Keomaka
vs.. n. B. Lohelani ct al; trial at the
July term of the Supreme Court, His
Honor Justice McCully yesterday filed a
decision granting a new trial, in re-
Spouse to a motion filed by defendants
counsel, on the general ground OF the
verdict (Which was for plaintiff being
contrary to the law and the evidence.
The case will come on again at the next
January term. $, X, Kane for defendant.
additional Court news on page 10Y.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-29
Death of an Old Resident.

We regret to announce the death OF
Mr.. George F. Holmes of Kohala, Ha-
wall, who expired suddenly Thursday
afternoon at Palama after very short
illness, Notwithstanding the efforts OF
Drs. Trousseau and Brodie to effect a
cure. Deceased was one of the Oldest
kamaainas on the Islands and was uni
versally respected both by native and
foreign residents. BY the death OF Mr..
Holmes the native Hawaiians have lost
one of their trueSt and most generous
friends,
Mr.. John Brodie of Kohala, one of de-
ceased's oldest friends, brought Mr.
Holmes to Honolulu on the last trip OF
the Kinau, and returned Friday by the
same steamer with the remains to Ko-
hala where the interment will take place.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-29
CORRESPONDENCE.

We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
statements made, or opinions expressed by cur
eorres ponaents
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-29
CH1cAGo. October 1Oth.-The Fl

CH1cAG o, October 10th.-The Fl
nance Committee of the Worlds
Fair of this city announces that
$6,000,000 has been actually sub
scribed and 100000 more is in
sight up to date. The wage workers
of the CT ty yesterday celebrated the
annivers airy of the big Chicago fire
by cont ributing to the fund an
aggregate of S350,000.
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10. aapiteI.

Statt Der 8aiits sriter RIa1ie auf al.
nsm Salonbampfer mad glmsrita, iubr
Der arme SaroI6 6anbaa in einsm 9in.
te[ eines &obIsnIagers oil Borb bes
Heiu.9aitle Gransport6oots nad Gn9s
lamb Suriif-bis Stride bate man ibnl
all ben Sdnbsn absenommen, absr feline
6iBe FIieben s,feHeIt unb ,pansen ibn,
wdbreub Der breitdsisen 6abrt auf benz
barten Soben gu lie9en-nur Elm 9rober
Cad uno cine ruolIene 0ede runreR ibm
als Sett seworben.
9enno9 perSagte er uidt, er ruubte,
bab CT in 9onoon 6reunbe bate, bic fiir
ibn einirstsn uiirben, unb immer, wenn
t6rperIider Sdmer3 ooer Wfutbloiisfeit
iibsr ibn tam, troitete CT ii9 nit BEN
SbateIpeare'l den Wort:
,Wta9 tommen mas ba fommen mag,
Die iblimmite Stunbe burdIduit ben
fdIimmfsn Gasl~
Ss bs6urfte aber aud ber pbiIoIopbie,
Inn bieie idIimmen Stunben, bic fid Su
brei Ga9sn iumnIirteu. gu erirasen.
glbsr sn6li6 batten aud iie elm @u6e
: bann ioIsts nod bic Marter sin,r ers
miiOenbeu giisnbabnfabrt, unS iis tub.
reu in Qoubon elm.
DieisIbe Station, no iie SnIammen
por taum 6rei @o6en ais Srelinbe abses
reilt paren - @jup batte inswiiden ben
furSen beiebIenSen Con bss Yoli,iiten
angeidIa9eu, ber MIR in ibm ben 0ers
BREEDER iab,-SaroIb bate ii6 Iiebcr be
3uuse abssbiiien, ebe inn cine SiIbs
seantportet,-sr bantte i'm Stiqsn, baB
ieusr 9rief an Glen nbseiaR6t mar, MIR
qudIte ibu ber @sbanfe. mas Jest wtrben
miir6e, wenn er ibre slntport in gtep
gort nidt empianseu fonnte, = isSt
burfte CT ni6t wagen, ibr cine No9ridt
juSuitelen, CT tannte feline Glen, = Iie
wiiroe tommen nnb bur1 ibr 9rl6einen
isins S9uIbIoiisteit bartbun, fie pir6e
ii9 ieIbit benz Strif bes Seutsrs hinges
ben, nm ibu ju retteH.
vgfsin, usinl geie barf iie erfabren,
baB i'd be6robt bin, = meine llnihuIo
wir6 obne ibr 5sngnib an ben Gag toms
men; es fiHb ia gar feline Sinse uorbau.
ben, bic sessu mid ipre6en. : ais bic
Pbantaiien @ups, = in fiirjeifer 3eit
wirb man mid freilafen miifen.~
Denuo9 wollte ibm @ups 9lnsruf,
aIs er ibm bic SantnoteH ubuabm, uidt
| aus BEN Siun:
.3wanjistauIenb PiunS Sterling bis
auf bic iinibun6ert, pomit ct mid bss
ite9en wollte, : bic saHje bsraubis
Summe nod bsiiammtH.
8a gaen inn nidts pom ibrem @sIbe
seiast, iuubte er ui6t bsrausjubrinsen,
ipOraufbin bieie 8emertlln9 jisIte.
Sn 2onbon lisferte @np feinen e'es
fansenen i'm llnteriuduHssgefdnguiBnb nb,
bann i6risb sr einsu IangeH gsridbt uH6
fnbr nit BEN SnbaIt bss pOrisIsuiasS,
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Die 0iotbbaut muB bem INNER itdrter
wrrbenbeH Drdnsen ber iueiBen QIniiebIer
| tpei9en. SrntimentaIe @eiiible fIr ben
piiioresfen WiIben, welder aIs priuiIes
ter 6auaenjer auf ungebeuren uno unbe'
nutteu Qanoitreden innitten elmer INNER
oihier wtrbenbeH BeuoIferuns, beren
giensuiIeiB wsItbelannt III, auf Der @d'
renbaut Iieqt, tonnen DOR ben nidteruen
Grwdeungen niht mehr @tanb balten.
glu9 has goos ber Siour 1T bslisseIt.
Die gr6iIuuns ibrer Reisruation iiir ben
ileibisen 9lniieOler lit ber 0srwirtIiduns
nabe geriidt.
Gs fragt li1 nur, mann bieie groli.
nung cine Tbatiade werben Fam nno
lou. @jeIpi1s SmeiieI finb bur9 bic
Tailame Der bariiber Iautenoen GongreB.
acts entlfanben. Soa Die nit ben Siour
perbanoelnoe Gomniiiion, na ibem lie
bic seiebli6 srforberIideu brei 9iertel
ber Stinmen btr erpahlenen arie9er
srbalten bat, nunmebr erit pisber an ben
Gongreb suridberidten2 S6sr ioll nidt
uisImebr in bieiem Jaae Der Yrdibsnt
ber Scr. Staaten bere6tigt iein, ioiort
OiIentIi9 bic grOfinuns Der NeieruatiOn
Su prOclamirsu? @
Otie 3peiisl fn6 6mr5 cine iebr
6suiIi5e @rtldruns bes @OnsrsbmitsIies
bes YssIe, weI5er sugIeid Yorlssnbsr
bsr Sanseomites iiber SnbianeranssIe'
senbeiten lit, 10 gut wie beieitist porbsn.
Serr YeeIe idld9t ii6 ndmIid ;u ber
5Ipeitsn obsn seba9ten 9lniitt. Gr iinbet
bel ri9tiser 9Iuslesuns ber gonsreBacte
nur ben Sinn barin, baB i'm Sale Der
gslssli5 notbi9eu 3uitimmmg bic &es
errotiou ioiort pom PrdiiOenten ;i
er6iinen lit. Sine iueitere Snauipru6s
nabme bes @omsreiies 1T aIio bonn
u6lis iiberfliiiiis. BUR bann - 10
meint 6err YeeIe = miirbe elm neier
Seribt an ben 9on9reB erforberIid ses
rueien iein, wenn Die nOtbise Moics
ritdt ber Siour nidt Su erIansen 9epeen
mdre.
Dieie 9IuSlesuns lit bic ein3is ri9tise
nn6 ia6semdbe. uub uirb aud 6urd bic
@eibi6te Der bisBerisen 8erbanOIunsen
nit ben Siour beItdtigt. Qlls ndmli6
i'm Sabre 1888 bic Yeriu6e elmer @ini.
9ung nit benz Siamme ais geldeitert sii
betra6ten paren un0 besbalb ab9ebrodeu
werosn muBten, ha mar es iebr SweiieIs
bait, OBJ bic fir cas- Sabr 1889 ernannte
Sommiiiiou iiberbaupt gtasfdt aui bel.
ereu GrioIs baben ipiirbe, msnn man ibr
ni9t weitseben6ere 8ollmadten beiIeste.
0esbalb ieSte ber gonsreR nidt MIR bic
8s6iu9unsen fiir einen gu uereiubarens
ben Yertrag nit ben Siour felt, ion6ern
ermd6tiste bic Gommiiiiou aud, wenn
bic Snoianer iene Bebinsunssn ni6t
mad ibrem @'sidmude iinben ioIIten,
ie6enfaIs bic Yerbau6Iangen iort5uisbsn
une, pprbebaltIi9 Der @snebmioung
bur6 ben gongreB, bis gum abidluiIe
zines formIiden @ertrases iusitsrSufiibs
rem.
@lidli6er @eiie mar Die Iestere
@Iauiel iiberiliilg. Die Gommilion
ueritan6 es, brsi 9ierteI Der itimmbers9:
tietsn Snbianer fir bic pom 9ousreB
aufssitsIIieu SeOinsunseu gu sepiuneu.
ST biele glusle9un9 ribtig = iporal
ni6t 9csweiisIt wer6en tann =, 10 1T sl
eriparten, bab in bieiem 9erbit Der ab9es
tretcne Gbeil Der SioursQdubersien aur
9lnlicbeIung seOifnet iuerben wirb. Sb
Ii6 bic Scenen pom StIaboma babel
ruieberboIen per6en, bas muB absewartet
perben.
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10. RapiteI.

SaroIb usrbarrte in Sdueieen, ibm
mar es Dor alien Oinsen barum gu tbun,
gup aus 3irid Su entfernen, nnb bann,
IobaI6 sr ielblt in Si6srbsit mar, an
Glen Su i@reibsn, baB sr iie sslsbsn,
ertannt, 6aB iis wabuiinnis isi, Srts Su
udblen, mo ibre gntOeduus 10 nabe liege (;
iein Sirn pirbsIte, iein gttbem ifoftc.
Sn bic iau9;snOe SeIistsit, bab iein
geIiebtes SerSbIott, feline Glen, iein
glbgott nod am Qsbsn mar, mil6te li9
Der 9Ibldcp Dor ibrer idmarsen Gbat, bic
6ur9t uor Der Strafe, bic iie befalIcn
ipiirbe, iObaIO man iie sntSsdte. Dag
iie euig perbor9su bIeibe, ioate fortan
iein 9sitreben iein. SIR fid isIbit
fiirdtsts sr ni6ts.
@r uuBte iebr eenau, baB @up ibn
srif auf ensIii9sm DoOen arretiren 6urfs
te, ba er tsine Uoamadt pom Staatss
anmalt, ion6ern MIR eineu SaitbeiebI
pom Ostectius Gbei bsIab, ber fir fremoe
2dnber nidt redtssiltig mar.
Sn's glusldno Gup nit fi6 fiibren
un6 baun an bsr ensIiiden @renjs flies
ben, in elm 2ano, rpobin ibm feline
S6meiter nn6 6eren @atte ioIaen iollte,
no iie Elm nsnes 9ebsn polI @obItbaten
inb reblider Nrbeiten beaOnuen, = bns
mar iein plan, ben Ct nun poriidtig
in's 9Sert Iette.
Gr bssoun feline ROifer su puden unb
iUie aus siuem Innsen bOlen Eroum ers
wadeub, iaste er su @up, Der ui@t pom
YIate 9ius:
.@nt, mir rsiisn nit bsm Ra6tSus
nb, i'd taun wObl erwarten, bis babin in
8ubs ssIuhen gu wsreen.@
Sc lag in ieinsm WtIen stpas 10 @e.
bieteriides, 6ab Gun, Der g8iOerltanS
im6 Sceuen ssiiirdiet, bic ibm idabsn
unb lsiusm @eiausenen nnsen fonnten,
iid SuridsOs, bod i6IOB er bic Ibir
BON brauben Su. Gr uersidtete einit'
lpsiIsn auf cine fOrperli9s 8iitatiOn,
neil sr iid nod ui@t aaf bem Rs9tsbO'
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(GOrtissuns fOIst.)

= Die ungariI9en 0dife
iueIbe iiinsit in Gurin weilten, babcn
9ohutb cine 0fsibe pon gInSsnten aus
Der Seimatb iibeueidt. Oitislbsn iin6
fdmmtIid nit 9aet sswdbIt, 10 baB iie
bem @rnnbiabe &oHutb's nidt wiber.
itrsitsn, matsrisa toitbare @ei6ente nidt
au,uusbmsn. gsmerteuswsrtb inter
bisisn @aben III untsr gln6srem cine
9aBette aus Serstrpituu, l90ne unaa.
ride SeuIptur aus benz XVI. Sabr.
bunbert. in uslde aae MiteIisber Der
Dsputation ibre Uiiitentartsn Iegten.
Die 8ameu ber 9teiieseielIIdaft bra9ten
cine i9on searbeitste 9bntOuiae aus 81.
fen bar, wslbe nit @r6e pom RolIun's g
@eburtsort, MOnOt i'm !3empIiuer So.
mitat. sefiiIt III. Der Sdpsifsr ttoi.
iutb's, 6rau 9tuttap, iiberrsidtsH bic
Damen eineu antitsn Sdmud, Die ibn
bic unsuriidtn Matronsn por 9siten su
trassH piissten.
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GdneIler, INNER idnsllsrI 70 Iantet
ber fieberbafis guf Der Menidbeit, Hnb
ibre 0ienerin, bic Jnbuiirie, pom ben
Ge6auten bes Griinbers beIeeIt, IdafIt
wtaidinen nm Wai9inen, cine immer
punberbarer ais bic nubere.
Sabrbunberte binter ins ihtineH hie
3eitsn Der ieIissu pofituti@e 5u Iisgtn.
uuo bod bsrri6ts iis, wenisitens in
DeutidIanb, nod Dor so Sabren in alIsr
ibrer @foris nnb 9srrIi9teii.
Da fam Der 9ampfwagen, anIdngIi9
ais Sumbus nit Sobn ilnb 9aB empfans
gen, ia, aeraoeM ais Grinbung zines
8erridten gsbranbmartt. BeiuisIen bod
ieIbit bebeutenbs .Snsenisure. baB bic
5fdber iue9en ju idpader 5feibnu9 iid
uobl alf ben Sdienen breben, aber mics
mails fortbemestn wirbeu. Qlls ein
@rcbsrmbbslibsr BEN geniaIen George
Stepbenion ben aepi9iisen giuuano
madts, boB es bod febr beoentIid iei,
ipenn iid cine Rub auf benz @eleiie bes
fdnbe, ba antworttte StepbsnIon ih1=ss
fertis: $50 much the worse for the
COW!
canals wagte man es uidt, cine
itiinOIide @eidpiu6isteit pom amanSis
Wisilsn fir 6urGiiibrbar su bnIttn. 8od
faum mar sin 0iertsIiabrbunbert uers
itri6sn. ais man bereits go Meileu als
bic normaIe itinblibe @eihwinbistsit
betra6tete. 90 bIieb es Sabre lang.
0a enbIi6 tam bic gIettrieitdt aIs
treibenbe Strait Su Gbren. Gpfort be-
md6tiste lid ibrer Der @riin6lhasseilt,
unb ertannte in ibr bas MitteI, Die bliss
berise 0rense Der @el9winbigteit felf
bic in's llnenbIide binous;uriideu. gn
ner bieler griinber = elm 8oitouer =
bebauptet, eine @eidwinSisteit pom 200
WsiIsn pro StunSe erIeusen su f6Hnen.
Gine dbnIi6e SOrridtung III auf Der
Barrier Gusitelluug Su ieben, weIde bic
9Ieide, faum 9IaubIide DiitanS in bers
ieIben 3eit burdlaufen tann. Sect tritt
aber gang neuerSinss @eems aus 8als
timore nit ieiner ueusn eIettriiden Babn
Dor bic iiaunsnbe WlitwsIt. un6 bebaups
tet, init sroBter 9ei9tisteit bamit 5 Meis
len in ber Minute, al 10 in elmer Shinbe
800 Meilen, 6ur9meIien Az f6nnen!
Sc peritebt iid, baB bieie Proieete NIT
gelpi1 0orlidt anfsunebmen iinb. Dnd
itsbt tbeorstiid Der M6eIi9teit berieIbsn
burdaus nidts i'm Wsse, iInh es 1T nibt
ausseidIuiIen, bab Die issise Generation
es nod erIebt, bic 9teiie uon Nem Yort
mad @bieaso in einem buIben Gage bin
uno suriid jlI MAIDEN.
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-Sn 2onbon wurben fiirs.
LID in difsHtIider @sriteiseruHs mebrsr.
AetieH uerfauft, bic pobI bic b66fttu
greiie erjieIten, bic ie fur berarti9'
@ertbpapiere se,dbIt porben finb. 81
ertieIte cine 9letie Der vglsp 9tiusr So. .
(siuer @efeli@aft ;ur geriOrsuus Con.
bons nit ErintIpaher. segrin6rt anfangs
bes uorisen Sabrbun6erts) ben 8reis pou
100, 900 girI. uno mebrere Yorsnas
aetisH berfeIben @eieuidOft sAdveo-
lures Shares gar 10000 ellFI.
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Niles III idon baeepeIsn4
Ysn qlti6a Iprads, Der srsiie,
0o9 no er ben Spril9 ssIeieu,
Sas perbeinlIiht er aHs psilel
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bas buIbe i'd nisbt Idnesr /;
ia aIIe brei Gage einsn an6rm
- DieHiima6dsn: BUN,
Wun6er = no bel uns ME
fibtts aetodt wirb2l Da
3, aus lA
meiB eE. @nabigt Grau:
NAL in btr eeibbibIiofbef
er .Istte 8ombar6isr~ nod
eEid 1T. - Dienftmdbden: 8
80, Wlabame. bic Femussn erii in pier
eDoben pom Mau6uer uiebst
Sn Der 9fes. RartsnipisIer
(hodlidlt erbolf, i'm Streite ~ isinen
9orine,): .0srr, Iusnn id nod stpas an
S6men respective. 70 1T bas b0diiens Sbr
alter = Sis alter SdafsfepflH
Mn6ers in itbem 6aIIe.
u: 99ie aehts's henu Jhrenl S9wngrr.
Dem Germ Mnoers = CT beibl ia gars
uid1t Qlueers. u. 9lnn gIeiduief,
bann beibt sr isbenfaIa anbsrsl
RoeIie nah 4Ka ia. n.
Gin cine 5aIle ireieae bsgsiIIEti Ilneenbl:
On bieien beiIigeH 9eIlsu~ - 6abrfF
lircden1: gnirn nidal afhFall.
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Sana' aemadtSA @l5Rus:: .3Dei (
fsissn bat er mir 'seb'nl4 =
- @nIpieIung. maisbe @manba,
beute iit's serabe Gin Sabr, bab mir uns
uerbeiraibeten. aur3 snuor batten mir
uns i'm Babe fsnueu eeIernt, am griis
nen6en Abbans. no BOn Oben berab elm
Bad rauidte - @euiB, bas peiB I'D
nod = ey raui1ie 10 ieltiam, wis baS
iei6ene taIeib, bns On mir bersits isit
ieds @o9en uer!prnden baitl~
@lleiniger 3pef. = iins
terofficier: ~Ginidbriser Dlrubauer,
iuo5u 1T bas SdiIberbaus 6a r. = Gins
idbriaer: vDas Sdilberbdus, bot ben
3psd, benz poitsn BEL llnwsttsr Sdut
su semdbrsn!~ = tlnteroliicier: sd
6d6te jar g SdiIberbaus III 6aau ba,
bab bic fonisliden Montirunsslidde MID
- perunienirt rDsrben.1 l
Waiferfden. arji: Dor
Mllem miiIsn sic neine 9lnorbnungeH
beIolgeu. g9sin uub Bier birfen Sic
gar ni9t irinten, fonberu nur Maiier.
= gatient: Del isbt mid, 9err Doctor.
WaIer Is mir idon etIi9, wenn ct in
bic StiebeIu Idaft. uiel msbr nod in ben
Wlasenl
Bfarrer: sgIbsr Sdafmanns
bdusrin. iett linb's erit uier @oden, ieit
Rein WlanH 9eitorben in, unb 9uz|
ihauif ibon pisber iebm Magpal
mad. 6ait benn gar tein c.
9dperin: sgreiIi, 2e9
bob | an s'lpiiIea.
iepp, Su Ssns
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-14
Grain aud Provisions.
1ocA1 uousEnoLp MARKET.

LANCASTER, Dec. a. 1889.
There was large attendance OF buyers and
eellers At this mornings market Produce OF
every kind was sabundantexcept turkeys These
were very scarce and those fortunate enough 10
have turkeys received good prices for them.
Eggs were plenty and while 30 cents were asked
early In the morning, they sold as low ms Y
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-14

w uNDEyELoPED PARTS
or the Human Body Enlarged, Developed
strengthened, etc, Is an interesting advertise
ment long run in our paper. In reply 10 in
quiries We Will say that there Is no evidence uf
humbug about this. ON the contrary the ad-
vertisers are very highly indorsed. Interested
persons may get sealed circulars giving all par
ucuiars, by writing 20 the ERIE MEDICAL
Co, swan st., Buffalo, y. Y.-Daily Toledo
nee f.I-lyd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-14
Our Baking Butter

Sells without much cracking up. You shoild
take n look nj IL b ,furo buyng elsewhere.
Lots OF new goods never before seen In this
part OF the country. We earnestly request that
all lovers OF good things, such as table luxurics,
call soon and examine our goods and learn our
prices.
Shelibark Kernels 20 cents n pound Walnut
Kernels, % cents New Citron only is cents.
Candies at prices lower than the lowest. Strictly
Prime Spices at lowest prices Three pounds
selected Pepper ut % cents; 2pounds Cinnamon
at % cents.
Don't forget our New Orleans Baking Mo-
leans Sugar.
Clarke's great xxx Flour, In linen sacks,
at 80 cents per quarter. Is what You want for
In stock.
Look ont for our Christmas Card ono of the
finest ever given away: retails rightin the town
from 2o to % cents apiece.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-14

H. the city OF Lancaster deceased IaI,ors or
sestamsnlary on said estate having been
Ssantsd 70 me undersigned, all persons in.
liate payment, and those having claims or
ucnanus against the same, will present then,
Without delay for settlement 10 the in nde erstened
residing az No PA North Mulberry Street Ian,
restrr. "a JOHN PHILIP WOLF.
" ~ " nArSLEh Executor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13

A choice Library Edition Of these world-famous "ors
beautifully printed IN clear tyne win ch"coiY aeco
roted covors Translated into English. compete ana IN
abrt1,od The series thus far embrace the following
works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
HE HAD HIS REVENGE.
From The Chicago Tribune.

From The Chicago Tribune
.Hal You refuse me- do you, Miss IIamtagg?"
The man who asked this question had passed the
hrst fush of youth. lie was 10 longer properly
lie lad not reached the age at which il seemed ex
pedent for him part his hair above his ear and pas
had thrown aside the walking stick of young manhood
but had not assumed the cane ct md r age are nece
sary TO the full understanding Of this painful history
~ do. Mr.. Mcstab,a said the Young lady, coldly
Then listen 10 me, Rachael FlickerGy HamtaggH
nc Wild whstled the bleak wind. Dismally moaned
the huge elm tree that rasped and scratched ltSe1
ssS sbTeked the weahercocE on the barn root
drop OF OIL and grewsomely groaned AgerD9n flu
night made his way cautiously by circuitous route
10 the ancestral smokehouse in the back yard and went
'"S III show herr he mutterod between his teeth
cD tbe string s bound them toeeher struck
match made bonfire of the collection, and watched
them slowly consume 10 ashes. while the crazy build
ing shook as II with Indignation and the wind sighed
hoarsey, like one in sympathy with the wre'ohed' ou
He was burning the letters he had written in hap
pier days to Rachael Hamtagg. She had returned
them TO him scornfully.
@This is so SUDDEN said the widow blushfngiy
and unexpected IL thought your visits to TO our
"she IS too young" replied the visitor deeldediy.
told her so last evening We Psnd d IN fe9 as
could that ] should not can to see her any more
agreeable on that account May not venture to
ROPeII,
And, now. my dear" he said at the expiration Of
happy halfhour as he gently lifted her head from
his shoulder. " should like 10 see yOur-0r perhaps
| ought now TO granddaughter, TO tell her of this
happy event.
"Shall call herr
IF please. my DEAR
"Rachael,s said Algernon Fiiz-ThOmpsOn McStab.
pleasantly, you viii be glad to know. dare say, that
I am TO, be your father, That IS all We wished 70
say 10 her II not. my love You may 60,
Rachael. Please close the door, my child as you
60 out"