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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23
BASEBALL MEETING.

A meeting of the Hawaii baseball
league was held at II 80 O'Clock
this afternoon at the Chamber of
Commerce, Hon, W. f, Allen, Pre-.
sidcnt, in the chair. The minutes
OF the previous meeting were read
by Secretary JAS, q. spencer, aud
approved,
Mr., Oleson for the Kamehamehas
said that Pahau, the catcher, had
his hand rather seriously injured,
and he would like TO have the game
with the lIouolu!us set later than
August Sd,
Mr. ii Nj, Whitney, Dr., moved
that as the kamehamehas and Stars
were disabled, the present schedule
be rescinded, and a new one drawn
up, Carried,
Mr. Whitney also moved that the
game on July It'll between the Stars
and llonoluus be drawn game.
Carried,
The following schedule for the
balance Of the season was presented
to the meeting and hnally adopted
July 27-llonomlu VS., Kaiulani.
Aug STARS vs., kaiulani,
" lO-Slars Us. Hawaii.
" II Honoluluys, kamohameha,
" 2l-Stars VS., kaiulani
" 81 honolulu VS., Hawaii.
sept, = kamchamem vs., Hawaii,
Mr., Oleson moved that tho drawn
game of July ith be considered by
The league at It's nest meeting, Car
ued
The meeting then adjourned
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ST. LOUIS COLLEGE.

A BULLETIN representative drop
ped into st, Louis College this
morning, finding the pupils Of the
grammar class undergoing examina-
ton in the presence of large num-
her of parents aud friends OF the in
slitution, Excellent results are OH
tanned at tins school owing To the
thoroughness of the teaching of the
Brothers.
An inspection was made of the
drawings, which are hanging on the
outside walls of the high classroom,
There are some very excellent oil
paintings by w, CueIho, W. f. Ka-
ae and Richard Lane, crayons by j,
Lane, Chas, Long, kekehena, Ka-
kina, Carlos Long and j, Makainai,
while the black and white pen
sketches by w, +, Kaae are admir-
ably done. A landscape in crayon
by James Lloyd calls for special
mention kaae's work will hear
the closest inspection, there being
quite an artistic finish 10 il,
This exhibition OF work hy the
pupils is well worthy Of inspection,
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"HE ONI v REhnAPl & pA-
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Stmr Iwalani for Lahaina and Hama.
kua at 10 q m
PASSENGERS.

For Maui per Likclike, July 22-Da-
vid Dayton, Miss X Levers, Mrs Clarke,
Mrs Noble and 30 deck.
For San Francisco per bktnc S n Cas-
tie, July 23-S NJ Whitman and wife,
Miss X Lucas. Miss Bruins, + l. Leslie.
For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr XII
nau. July 23-Bishop and Mrs Willis,
G Willis. Mrs Mehrtcns and . children,
Misses Kate, Mary and Carrie Rowland,
q g Akina and daughter. L Turner. Mrs
Shaw, I K keyw nth, L w Damon, X
Mills, w w Gooda e, Mrs II NJ Whitney,
Miss Meseorle, } Nawahi and daughter,
Miss Kahalclaau.
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EVENTS THIS EVENING,

Drill Co. b Honolulu Rifles, at
1880.
Excelsior Lodge No. l. o. O. F.
at 1880.
Drill Queens Own, at 1880.
Great closing out sale by Mr.. L.
). Levey, at the store of Egan &
Co., Fort street, at O'Clock.
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AUCTION SALES TO-MORROW.
By l.. j. LEYEY.

AT 10 o. clock n. M, at salesrooms
by order of Theo. II. Davies & Co. =,
credit sale Of new and desirable
goods ex recent arrivals, full list
of which appears elsewhere. ALL
a. M, the taiors' goods will be
offered The goods are manufac.
tured expressly for this market, and
the special attention of the trade is
called to this sale.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23

AT 10 o'clock last night at the resi-
dence of Mr.. E. w. Jordan, Nuu-
anu Valley, the thermometer regis
tered rs degrees, the warmest night
thus far this year. At Nj. G. J.
Lyons residence, Punahou, the Their
mometer stood at 7Sl at s 80 last
evening in cool spot, and II at 5 80
O'Clock this morning. At noon to-
day it reached SO for the first time
this season.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23

The New York Life Insurance Co.
comes out in triple column array this
afternoon, with an important letter
on vital topic which cannot miss
the readers attention. Mr.. Thomas.
special agent, is pushing the interests
OF the company in person on the
islands, while information regarding
insurance is always obtainable from
Mr.. S. b. Rose, the local agent OF the
com pdnY.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23
POLICE COURT.

TUESDAY, July 23d.
Alfred Due and John Ferreira,
had each to pay So for drunkenness.
Three Chinese remanded for hay-
ing opium in possession were found
not guilty,
Nine boys charged with larceny
we're remanded to the eth.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23

The closing exercises of Fort street
school will take place ON Friday
next. In the morning, from nine
O'Clock to eleven, classroom exer-
ciSes will be held in all the rooms.
AT ii Il. M. the primary department
will hold closing exercises. At | y.
m. the higher rooms will hold liter
AIRY exercises. Parents and friends
are cordially invited.
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PART H..
QUEENS HOSPITAL.

The report of Mr.. John H. Patty,
Treasurer of the Queens Hospital,
for the two years ending May 81,
1889, which was read at the biennial
meeting on Monday shows:
May 81. 1887, Balance due
Treasurer ................$ 4,573 so
Expenditures for the years
from June LIST 1887, to May
3lst 1889. ...:......... 55,455 rs
$50. O29 So
Total receipts for years. -. $50, 204 80
Balance due Treasurer May
3lst 1889. ................. S25 Is
$3.50, 029 5S
Total receipts for the 80 yrs. $500, l5l II
Total payments for the 30yrs. 5O9. 977 %
Balance due Treasurer. S25 %
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SHIPPING NnTeS.

The bktn' S N Castle, Capt l. II Hub
bard, took to San Francisco this morn
ing 1876 bags sugar, valued ut Sll0,-
926 80, and GO bbis of molasses val,ed
at $500.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23

THE order of exercises at st. Louis
College tomorrow will be: 8 80 a. H.,
languages; 1920 Il, M, military drill !;
. p. m, concert on the premises by
the college band.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23

BANDMAsTER Berger says that if the
Advertiser will furnish the music of
the Chinese National Anthem, the
band boys will be pleased to play it.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23

j. KANoHoKAI, a very old member
of the police force and for the last six
months turnkey at the Station
House, died Sunday evening and was
buried Monday afternoon.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23

OFFICIAL notice of the appoint
ment of Mr.. Geo. C. Potter, as secre-
tary of the Board Of Health, will be
found in our by Authority column.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23

AN occultation of the moon took
place to-day, the conjunction being
at 10 a. m. Venus was plainly WISH
bic near the moon.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23

THE foreign jurors are requested
to be in attendance at the Supreme
Court tomorrow morning ut ten
o'clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23

THE closing exercises OF the Pohu-
kama girls school take place to-
morrow, commencing at 9 o'clock.
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DEPARTURES.

July go
schr Mary for lIanalei
Schr Kauikeaouli for Kohala
stmr W"ialeale for Kauai at pm
Stmr Kinau for Hilo and way ports at
2pm
Bktne 5 n Castle for San Francisco
Stmr JAS Makee for Kapaa at 4 p IN
Stmr kaala for Kauai at $3.50 p IN
Bk Lady Hardwood for Hongkong
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23

A CHARTER has been granted to the
st. Antonio Society, II Portuguese
organization with benevolent objects
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ARRIVALS.

July 20
Stmr Lehiia from Hawaii
Stmr " aimanalo from Eva and Waianae
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BAND CONCERT.

NV WIN w " pupl'S b"ht SOll-
cert by the St. Louis College Band
on their premises tomorrow ut D.
IN. Following is the programme:
PART /.
Overture The Bell of the Village. $50.
Observation-Disclosures. Bouiilon
Landler--NewpOrt. ...,....... lieiuiCke
observation-disclosures ........... .Audran
Nylophone Solo-Mocking Bird. 1904.
................... ,...... .Ringleben
Two Songs The Pologna Boy;
PART II.
March-Complimentary.. .Franken1ield
Ballad-Youth's fond Hours. Campana
Waltz-Remembrance of Naples.
49, ......... Bennett
Galop-Boston Life .........A. Damn
Hawaii Ponoi.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23

BISHOP and Mrs. Willis left on the
Kinau for months visit on the ISL
and OF Hawaii.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23

OK Tuesday the 30th, the regular
quarterly meeting of the Pacific
Hardware Company will be held.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23

TEE Australia is due Friday morn
ing from San Francisco, viii, twenty
days later news.
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Carriage For Sale Cheap.

oNa, I NEW Cntunder Car.
EssAA L rage Just finished
&N2&AZZ-@S and hand omely trimmed
in first class style must be Immediately
sold to close all assignment, can be seen
at w. H. Pages cUri9Gc manufactury,
No. l2S Fort street.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
Frh.i.9q
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23

THE BULLETIN WEEKLY SUMMARY
was published this morning, "A splen-
did number in every respect.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23

THE Supreme Court sat in bonco
again this morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23

READ elsewhere the regulations of
the Board OF Health regarding dead
bodies and interments.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-23

BE sure and attend the closing out
sale at Egan & Co.'s store this even
ing, by l.. j. Levey.
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THE amount of the loan OF st.
Andrews Cathedral borrowed ut FIVE
per cent is 81 $50
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PART !,

Overture The Bell of the Village. M.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-02-21


Gypsum u chemically considered.
hydrAtcd sulphaie Of lime. II l.
well-knowh and very common mineral.
and In its crystallsed form some-
times occurs In thin, nearly transpar-
ent plates. uhioh resemble the finer
qualities % mica But Il 10 . mere
resemblance, the constitution 81 the
two minerals being In no particular
the same. Mica I. essentially . sill-
cate oi alumina. though la come Va
rle,les other mineral Substances are
combined u j. cry-tallzed IN thia
plates. which NAV often l,e subdivided
until hundreds u thousands u them
are required 10 make aa ZACH 10 thick
ne. Even though very thin these
sheets - mica arr both elastic and
tough. For Us various u-cs. Ia the
doors Of stoves. lanterns. cae.. mica
needs M especial preparation u 10
used Cor window glass In south Amar-
lean countries. also IN Siberia. and has
also bcen applied 10 nj. purpose oa
ships of war. =. the concaz.ton %
heavy guns often causes The fracture
II glass Windows Mica has further
been used for sIs-ctaeles. optical la
sirumeuts, and bronxiag powasr.
Mica l. foaad In nearly all parts Of the
weird. bat oertaia localltles only pro-
auce large pilates 81 a. IN siberia.
Norway aud Sweden large plates are
fouRd. often more than a yard In
width. and similar pieces are found in
Peru. Mexlco. also 10 some parts u
New Hampshire and 10 Canada -
Chicago inier-0cean.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-02-21
stRvicEAstr sHlRrs.
Advantage - the Nsw ~tyts Mkish op.a
a. FFout and nshina


u j. REALLY fart that ths no,rlt, u
the season Ia shirt. T. an article which
opens N front aud bchiud. pdd. isn't
M Ns- but Il j. not only odd. ia
ui,r a1 Innovation which promise. a.
revoluiiuuiSe this Important httnsh ~
Erutl"u"n.s dry-- We have thrm.
said fashionable habvr,n.hcr. u. l
lukiagls a-k-i fur shirts Opau In front
sud b.hiBd. auI ~ volunteered the
Information that They arr 'ths thing
however thr ldra mal strike unr "a
ur-t To hogln slth. -aid be. .'ths
shirt which uprns only. behind.
nov worn almost exclusively hy city
p"upl". while al impFu, cmont over the
old siNle OTeuiug only iu front has 90
~ drawu on over lhr h.ad mu-sing
the hale - time. when q would b.
better lcn uudisturt,s,d aud -srats.hinE
the fare oft.utiues with The -tif linen
~ the -tarchod bu-om- or the paints ~
The spiral ia-teuiugs Zoe diamonds or
other studs in the new shirt These
annoyanccs are obviated. fur the shirt
opens clear down the irout aud back.
and the front can ~ closed with tho
buttons 90 studs. aud the gsrment
gvntiy Wrapped around fellow
like hrvnst- plate ~ chest
prutector. und butioned hehind But
therc v smother advantage equally
marked Coming la two Cat pisccs, Il
eau b. more easily washed nmd less
easily torn 20 shrcd- Ia the nangling
machines and the wringcrs Then
comes tho ironing IN the old styles
the irons have o. h. pushed inside 10
reach the back ~ the bo~Oms. aud In
ironing the frost the shirs has 70 be
pulled over the ironing-hoard. Shich l.
especially designed 10 rip thing Ia
the noyel. two-pico.. open-in-the-ha back
style 81 shirt, - any one can So. the
work 4 done with a. little dificulty a.
ironing a napkin. "- chicago Journal
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-02-21
ptrH AND polnr.

Honest men are sooa bouad bot
you oaa never blaa Q k1avs
God gives every blA u. food. bat
6oes not throw II In the nest.
We and s~ii-maas men VERY often.
but self-anmads ones = good deal
oftcRcr.
More men sro guilty Of treason
through weakness than aay studied
design 20 botray.
-Eyll habits are web. which are
Too light 10 be noticed uatil they arc
TOO slrong 10 be broken.
To write . good story Coz the pub
bic a man must have a good upper
story Of his own Practical Farmer
The one Who will b. found In a
trial capable ~ great ats oi love y
ever the one who ! always doing con
siderats small oac. y W Robert
son.
Praise not thy work. bat 1T thy
work praise thee, Cor des.is. not wOrds
make each mans memory stable. II
what thou doe, Il good. H. good al
men win soc; musk by u smell u
khown. no, by H. iAbol
Happiness does not consist II Earth
u Possessions OF IL distinguished %
sitions. for both arc perishablc bat ~
the consciousness u having done 40
act that gives consciousness IA 0ihers
la the depth ~ the ~ea the wat.i
y still; The heavies, grioi y borne it
silence the deepest love novs through
the eye and touch. the most lmPrcssiy'
preacher Al the funeral Q. the silent
one who's lip- arr cnld
One v ho Is healthy docs not wisi
10 dine ., a dissccting table. There b.
evil enough In man God knows' But
u l. not the mission u every Young
man and woman 20 detail anl report Il
all kcep the atmosphere A. puru n.
possible. and fragrant with goHtI~ne-.
and charity ~ John Hall
sume people spcak - u lypocfitc,
wrFr confined 20 r.ligiVn bat they ar,
every whcr.; PcoPie pretending u
wealth Whom they have not a sixPracy
assuming khow ledge u which they "A
ignorant shamming culturg they atc
far removed from, adopting opinions
they do not hold Rev Albert Good
rich
Those "a less sensitive organiza.
tiou have little patience ant less pity
ior y bat they caa not understand. ycl
this unfortunate class are not tor that
r~s-oa 10 b. shut ont Ia the cold tllI
thry come 70 A litt.r sympathy
some cheerful topic " conversation
adruiuy intruducG SOME pleasing
little personal attention ~ the right
moment and The mental clouds di-.
p~r.e aud on again j. sunshine y
n l.U.sr
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-02-21
PULMONARY CoPPERs.
haf - - I..al.. r.iis..,.. ts,. II Ia.
ttiss sees ~ Tea A~aFa

hah - - t.al. rsiiesaasa Ilas 81 lees
nt.s..s. ~ Tee AeaF.
>."" rrmarSablc RESULT. have b.cn
n'arhrd hs Dr. George Holman. medic.
H examiner 81 the police department.
'n DIS uFrsils ations. made under d.
I"eiiuu Of ths hoard 81 Police Comml..
'i"a"rs lotto The physical condition %
'hs metnpor' u the iorcs Below gill
o" found extracts from DE-. Holman.
rrPorl Iusi Published. datsd April
: 'a-' and . supplemental report dated
Novsmbsf
Ihs mortality rsoord Of the de-
Partmeui i1r the last ten or more
YEAR taken 10 connection wlth a study
ana hnalysis u results reached by The
former elimination. together wlth the
ssoertainod tendency oi police life TO-
"ard Isoducing impairment o. breath.
ins capacity, especially in those now
VA TIE service. satisfied ne some time
ago Thai pulmonary mischief eonstl.
tutes prlncAial weakening cause
operating amoag the members.
ans thht espcciai aOt. should Ne
'"Aeh 81 any thing indicating
eeg'hnink o. actaal deterioration la
lhis airecti0a. Accordingly. in the
conduct Of the examination great care
Sas oKercis.d 10 asocrtain the oondl.
Toe Of The lungs aud the same degree
o' care vas observed In tAking the
measurement u the chest
~ is a painiul aud notable fact that
hoasS mortality rate from lung
diseases has prevailed In the depart
meat ior many years, with necessarily
pruportionally heavy sickness rate
trum the same oAuse
PROM data furnished b. NJ. Ta,a
" APPEAR that during the last elghteen
Year, 'here vas = mortality from all
ga''scs 1exe"ptlng oasuAlties) Of sixty
we q which iOrty. oF % ~ psr cent.
s'rs from sasios,s forms II pulmonary
a''ease thirty -four lsslhg returned as
ius "a oohsumptiaa Alanc
he Average Az of the dsoeaoats
iruin this disease Toe Tie period stated
vas htile over a. years (sl.s0)
~hiie shelr average years Of service
"a. Somewhat shove ten (i0 stl.
III the meu appointed members of
THIS toree have always besa selected
~ssh reierenos 10 physlo.i fitness ana
-o1naneua tAs 10 prssamHbly The case }
sash . Hsslaaehols sAe~ing constitutes
serious lndlctmsut u routias as.
pafta.eni aasihosis for re fast STAND.
go wish emphatic elsarasss tAaa A |.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-02-21

enessa body of men. . large majority
ot ~hom are In the prime Of life -
regards Age. the death rate from pal.
m@nafy Tuberculosis amounts 70 more
thAA one-half VI the total mortality
from diseases.
Tor " the foregoing ssaiems Al.
arr true. and correct deductions have
been made. past expcrieaoe ia.tl6e.
We expectation that about half q ell
who Join the ~ Louis police foroe and
serve Ten years will sleken aud die %
consumption sooa after reaching forty
years 81 are and mi. probability.
Win The added contingency 81 bcing
shot o. otherwise injared add. moth
ing 70 the Chncrialne~- % this form -
employmehi."-S st I.oui. Glol,.- Dem.
ocrut
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-02-21

N @~@as tsaatst@. o. Graves ~erp~a -
ana eat@rpitlara n ntA~s.

i@ ssass tsaatst@. o. crave. <sr.@a q.
@na tat~rritiass ~ oth~T.
IN south America the lnhabltaut.
eat every thing. even ssrpents and
lizards Humboldt has there seen even
ehiidrcn drag enormous ceutlpedes out
oi their holes aud crunch them IN.
Puppies arr eholco food on the Ms.
sour aud Mississippi. aud ~ Emeraldi
NE ha-bit y a roasted monkey. The
he-h Of the larger animals i npprcclat-
cd variously' In Arabia the hor-e. In
indiA the elephant aud IN Ewypi the
camel The Chine-e taste u for eats.
dogs rats and =~rpeuts. Will. baar.'
paws and birds nests are dainties Hut
The pariahs IT lIindostan have .tiil
stronger stomachs, Cor they contend
With the daEz. vulturc- ant kita- for
putrid carrion The nearrst approach
to This remarkable taste l. Afforded hv
the Inhabitants of Cochin. China. who
Pr'ier ro'icn eggs 20 fresh ones A.
ierracina guest wllI y. asked
WHISTLER hs prefers land Or 4 water
81. IL the West ladies larr. cater
pillar fouad an ne palm tire /. -.
'eem"d luxury. while the edihl.
hosts " Java swallow. ara -o rich =
dainiy that the ingredient. Of a di.h
cost ~ much - fifteen pounds.
curious taste prevails Ia MANY
parts Of the world Tor clay. Accord.
ing 10 Humboldt. u y eaten n al the
countries VI the torrid nome. bat the
prartice j. also observed Ia IN. North
~ hundreds - cart loads - earth con.
lalning iniu-,ifia are said 10 he annu-
al, con-un~d by the country people
10 the nosi remote part. 81 Sweden.
and in FINLAND kind ~ earth /. o..
easioually iniXcd with bread rhi.
latter custom - more civilized than
that observed ~ the women CA a..
Magdalcna river, Who. while shaping
csrth"u ,c--cl- 90 the potter, - heel.
p,t large lump- ~ rlat Ia their
mouths u "a" same plas-s N !. often
nec~ssarl "a ruuHue the children 10
prrscui thrif running Out a. cat earth
Immediately after fail % raln. The
humas tfibc ~ arth-rating Indians
knead %" earth a true potter clay
iuto uaIl- ~ f,r 49, sK inche. la
diameter. whi'h they roast BY : weak
hrr until The uui-id- u hard. They
remo'sten them when they are re-.
quirrd a. fuod, and according 20
monk Nho lived tweiNv years among
them. GA" 81 them would rai a pound
and quarter of this r--cuIibr food In
= day t'rntlrmau'. Magazine.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-02-21
rHouoHT HG Was SMART.
ssb sslT 0aaif Get Ah~aa "a uia. wttt
the Oms rrt.s ua.tns@s-

Nsb ~ Casif Get Ah~aa "a titles wtth
the Oms Price na.tn.@s-
IL " a singular thing. remarked o
prominent dry -gu,'d. man. ''hoW roun-
Try merchants. coming here ~ Guy. r,-
iusc o. b"iievc that We arr .yiling ro,,d-
At lair price, and Insist GA o., ing 20
r'lt us down on every thing had "a
exr"rianos The other DAY which j. lu
point 4 merchant from down Ia ~.
diana came iu and began a. look over
things with oue " ms clerks We rs
b. -rll 90 the oue-price principle he
asked the price a somo prints n,
clerk told him ID, price IT. uscr,d
thrCs rsut- yard loss.
This il . ons- price hOu-, said the
clerk We snn make no reduction
e Nonsct-e.' said this smart maa
from the country. lol necint 10y 90
fpol mo- vith any such styf a. that
III give sou thrce couts less
Mad The clers could Mt psrsuais
him that BE- vas telling him the truth
finally coming 10 M Ia despair.
went out and tpok the man Ia hand. I
Of-rrd him goods ~ from three b. i've
crnts above the marks'd price. nae
then would take whatever hs oFyr,d
me IT, flushed hl- puryha-as.
slapped mr on the back. rcnarking,
That's something like. Nons Of
your Que price business Tor me.
and went ont In The after.
noon be came ba.k ani had tao
blil. made uut Dor him Tha ur.t
handed hlm wa- made ~ FROM hi- owa
pficss u was for about f1Vi IIe
looked a. u aud ssidi Those are good
pIic-s. On. sou cant got ahead u ne
with your oas-prios business Then
handed him the SECOND. which Wa
made ~ u the actual prices At which
Nc had been selling !, vas over tluo
less
WHAT thatg said b.
That l. the bill we want sou 20
pay That J. what The goods cost you
at our prices wanted 10 sh0w you
how easily you could b. fooled ~
thinking you kncw more about our
business than We DO oursclve-.'
lie paid the bill meekly and
nasked INC tor bic lessoa."