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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-15
Papers Served on Gov. Bulb slsy.

HARTFORD, Conn, April 4.-Pspers
in the proceedings Of quo warrsnto, insli-
tuted by Luzon Morris against Morgan G.
Bulkeley, were served on Gov. Buckley ai
his house late this afternoon. The Gov
ernor Gays be does not know what move
will be made frs. in the defense, nor whA.
counsel will support the Republican side.
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2orm.

| kKNNKnKC.
| Asgasta-Apsl IA, to the wife ol Hiram Esseoe
Cochran, . girl.
NJ. vernon Aprn .. 70 the wife Of Hssry ".
Bowiey. son.
Pttstoa April q. to the wife Of II. n. >.
4 Powers, . tssgatsf.
kraaield-Apsii !, - tbs wife Of >. N. Isisn.
9 daughter.
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Waldo.
Following are the real estate transfers in
Waldo county for the week ending April

Following are the real estase transfers IN
Waldo county for the week ending April
IL:
Joseph o. Woody. land in win.erport TO Hadas
sab J. Doe, Al25 Hadassah Doe, land in WIN
t.lpsrt to John ". Carlton, t1os; Nancy j. Har
riman, land and buildings in stockton to Harrie.
u. Hartman. tlzs; Waller Phiibrick. iapd 10
" aldo TO Daniel c. Toothaker $50; Frank II
Tiltop, land In Troy to Laforest r. frenti 9 &i5o
Dennis n Estes, land In Troy to Jesse Smart
$50, Massia ID. Jordsn, land In Burnham q
Jesse Smart, &i70; Orlando A. Richards, land In
Lincolnville TO william H. Hall, 500; Dsniel
Wentworth, land in Knox to Horteuse shtbl, >
eiso, Annie n. thompson ct al. land in tranh
fort TO Nj Waldo Granite Works, eco, Laura T.
Hodgdou, lad and buildings 10 No fhport Il
Lewis a. kno.iton. ss3; Kate q. DeekrOn, lant
and buildings in Brp ks to Ezra Haason. $500
Nertiaud ". Svetf, land in Knox to Margaret b
Stephenson, el5o; David ~ wentworth, laud and
tuiicinxs In Lincolnviile to VIII lam J. earrov
e4ks 70; Eaoch W Carter. land AMI buildings |,
Belfast TO Alonzo T. Beckvi.h. efoo; \. q
Sickerson, land in 5wanvilie to James >. Roberts
$50; Edwsrd Randall, land in Brooks TO Kate \
Deckron. f7nQ
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coun. Lswsnh sup. Bariso.

WILMINGTON, Del, April A.--Count
Loveahsupt, married 10 days ago 10 Miss
Ellen BAyard, was buded today ia the
Baysrd family vault, old Swcdes cemetery.
The services were very simple and s6sct-
ing. Tae body was removed from the lsts
home Of the count early this aftei aoon to
the old Swedes church.
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Richmoud.

Steamer City Of wsterville pssfed here
Tuesday afternoon.
Henry Smith received large two horse
barge Tuesday morning, on the steamer
Kennebec.
Mr. Leroy Bean Of South Windham,
Maine, gave an interesting lecture on
"Christsnity under Sphinx" st the 1Yes
Baptist church Monday evening.
Ths Free Baptis; Society are to hold .
church meeting Friday evening for TIE
prpose Of electiug officers for the ensuing
year.
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The lighthouse board rive notice that on
and after April 20 fog bell will be estsb-
hshed 1t Gcose Rock light station, esstssiy
enrancs to Fox IsisLd thoFoughfsfe, Me.
Durir 9 thick or foaxy weather the bell will
BE- etruck BY mscainesy.s . single blow slser-
mating viih double blow q intervals Of
20 seconds.
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DAzA's n -osA....m..e cs,si
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-15

dim'y guess, from blessiugs known, Of
greater ous Of sight -Whissier.
Good thoughts are blessed guests, and
should be heartily welcomed, veii-fed,
and much sought after. Like rose lssves.
they give cut sweet smell IL laid up II
the jar Of memoFy.-Spurgeon.
Some men sre, ia regard 10 Edic1le, like
tin-roofed buildirgs in regard to hail; al
that hits them bounds fassIing o.; not |,
stone goes through -Bsecher.
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Broke, Disappear. Owing S2o. 600.

ST.. LOUIS, April IA Page McPherson,
u McPherson, 6~ilzer and Co., general
brokers' ON third street has dissJ pesred,
leaving debts amounting to fully s2o 900.
II IL believed his operations has tiavoived
the firm. but how deeply is not yet known.
Mcpherson is a lesdiag society man, and
'ne Of the best known young men in the
city.
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Fire at Albany.

ALBANY, n. Y, April Is "A FIRE started
st Is this morning in Barlow Printns
Co . estahiishment on the fourth floor Of .
large block. and is still burning. The loss
may b. heavy.
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Sugar Trust end Independent Hsflusrs
Agree on Action.

NEW YoRx, April l4.-Willstt { Gray
and other prominent brokers in raw ant
refined sugars. state that An agreement ha,
undoubtedly entered into by the independ
ent rehners and trust BY which the compe
tifion between them 10 ended and q join
action in placing refined sugars on the
market provided for. The Wholesale gro
GERS associations Of the Middle and East
ern States are parties to the deal. Its de
tails cannot ~ yet be ascertained.
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HORSE THIEVES
Get IN their Work d Gardi
nef-.-Horss Recovered.
Gflld Lod6a Of Good fenpla1s at Len.
ktM-Ealaban Al peltIasd.
Maine Associated Pyees UolAs Annual
Asseips et Pogtiand.

Especial to the KxxHsssc JouRuAL-l
GARDINER, April IA daring robbery
vas committed ia this city last evening al.
mos. before the shadows had commenced
to deepen. Shortly before o'clock party
or parties unknown entered the stable Of
Mrs. Eiizs J. M&xcy. who resides on the
corner Of Central and Elm streets, and de-
libsrately ha,ressed and drove out valu-
able team belonging to J. 8. Msxcy. veil.
known resident. Mrs. Marcy heard the
team driven awsy. but supposed Is was In
the bands Of its rishtfui owner, and neigh
oors saw the team driven away, bu. took
no notice Of the action, - it was done in Q
slow. delibefstve manner which completely
dissrmed suspicion. The parties made
good their escape, and doubtless placed .
good 80 miles between themselves and
Gardiner before the theft was discovered
this morning. Mr.. Maxcy at once notified
City Marshal Norton, who telegraphed to
the principal cities description Of the
missing team, and later in the day sent
postal cards describing the team to all
police officers. The horse was nearly black
in color. weighed about 1850 pound, and 9
valuable animal. rhe buggy and harness
were old and not Of much value. The hair
had recently been cut c 4 the horses fet.
locks with clippers, and also under the
name clippers had been run along for .
space OF five or si4 inches. There 10 no
clue to the robbers.
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Hsmp,tsad Worktogmsn still Ahead
in ChiosRo.

CHICAGO, April l4.--Fourteen wards out
Of "a have been officially csnvassed up to
tonight. The net result 10 "a gain for the
Republican msyorslty candidate. Hemp
stead Washburne. He has thus far &C
official plurality Of 1924 Three to five dsys
more will be required to complete the cfti-
ciai count.
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WIN Ask "a asistactiou.

ROnE, April ll.--In the chamber Of
deputies today. Signor Masmusxi gave
aotice that II Was his intcnsion 70 ask tho
government what satisfaction was asked for
Or obtained In the case Of the ltslisns
lynched At New Orleans. Signor Lachini
also gave notice that he would call attention
to the action taken by the government In
this matter.
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Asso citation Games Played Tues
day.
Association Gtapdlug.

HIS LOuisVlIIe, q; Cincinnati, Z. Frrors
Louisville, 5; Cincinnati, /. Ehret and Rya
McGill, Mains and Vaughn.
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MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 1.-The ANIMAL
spring meeting or the New Memphis Jock
ey Club began today with Ave races on the
card. The event Of the day. Tennessee
derby, worth between S2500 and $1,000 wa:
won by VALERA; time, ~ minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-15

BIDDEroHp, April l4.-Suit has beer
brought against the Boston & Maine Rail.
ROAD BY Jerome r. Hale Of Newbury, W..
vho'vas assaulted on the train last winter BY
failroad employee named Hall. Lawyer
George r. Haley, Biddeford, has beea en-.
gsged to prosecute the suit.
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New LrnERrcK,

New LINERrcK.
Wheels were ussi last Thufsisy between
here and Houifon for the nfst time this
sesson.-Mr. SsvalI c. 6pfAss fsf nun-
Der Of years supervisor Of schools in ttis
town has sold his farm 10 Mr. Jonas Risher
Of OAknsid.-Sincs Dec. l. 1891 there has
bee bauled 70 G. & ". l. 6hss's tannery
1851 3-4 cords Of bark.
AsHLAHD.
Hon. A. A. Bsflsigh and G. Hsy1oed
sddr. sssd issgs crowd Of people en the
rsilfesd qu,stion on Thsrsday lass. Ihs
people are soxieus Tar raiisoad ~ haye
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LONDON. April IA meeting Of mem.
oers OF the House Of Lords who oompos,i
the Liberal party Of that body was held
today. AZ . result tbs Earl Of Kimberly
70 to succeed pro tsm. Earl Granville -
Liberal leader In The House Of Lords.
The Earl OF Kimberly will hs assisted In
the leadership BY Earl Spencer and the
Earl Of Roseberry.
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TOWN ELEC5ION0.

OASFIgLD PLAsrATioS-selectmen. G. 3.
Lousee. Albert Smart, Henry II. Piummer: schoo.
supervisor, B. n. Soule, town clerk, Friukli1 3.
u,ggins; money appropriated, schools. sm0ant
required by law, highways. $1,000; other purposes
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Grand Lodge Coed TsmpiaTs at LsWis
ton.

LEWISTON. April l5.-The Grand Lodge
Of Good Templsrs opens its session here on
Wednesday. Today preliminary meeting
Of the Grand Council was held, and the
Uai,ed and Mystic Temple gave reception
to the grand officers.
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Maize Associated Press Meets at
Portland.

PoRTLAsD, April 1.-THE Associated
Press Of Maine met here today. After
listening to the annual reports, the follow
ing officers were chosen; President, Hon.
C. A. Boutelle treasurer, John NJ. Adams
sec,e .ary, George 8. Rowell; executive
committee, Frank L, Dingley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-15

| Last week two accident occurred which
In each case we're hairhrsadth sscapss fsor
instant death. Otis Melsnday, . sawyer II
Legros Mil. vas caught BY ksy In : rap.
idly revolving shaft and thrown 10 The fioo,
with such force 20 10 coufue him 10 ths
house for several days. His clothipg va
VIM. Thompson, an employe in the shovel
handle factory Of W. f. Heller, had tn
sleeve OF his coat caught under belt and
was badly bruised about the side and chest,
There vas little ripple Of excitsmso'
here one day last, week A truckman viii
= heavy load on sled hugsing the lsft cid
Of the road to keep on the snow, when h
when he met party with . single sleigh
who demanded the right Of way. Neishe,
party felt inclired to yield. They blsnkstst
their horses and waited fo- the other &c
move. After waitiog for some time ths
tfuckman went for an oficer Who gave him
the right Of way. which was very'gsstifyine
to the large crowd which had gathered.
Haneeck.
MARIAvILLE.
The snow 10 all gone and the roads are
getting bad.-The assessors are around
taking an inventory Of the real and per,
sonal property willie Frost has beer
quite sick with IL grippe.--Mr. Alex
andef q. Morrison has moved hi,
District No. commenced Monday, Apr
6th.-Mr. James Kimball, We understand
is soon 10 open the store known - the Old
Tannery store vacated BY G. W. Brimmer.
Mr.. Albert 8. Penney started Monday for
~ n. =.
here wish him pleasant journsy.-At on,
annual town meeting held March 3lst, 1t
was voted to exempt from taxation for ten
years every manufacturing company tha:
might locate here.
Kssmsbsc.
WHITEFIELD.
The ladies' Of the Union Sewing Circle
at North White field, will hold . sale ON the
afternoon and evening Of April 81 OF many
useful and ornamental articles. Sociable
in the evening. with refreshments 10
said that hotel 10 soon to be built at North
WhiteAeld. There 10 also talk Of . tele
town, by way Of East Pitsston, to be erected
tanning ore from the land Of Kingsbury
SuAney WeIe Sssh1 Gu ~ oEunbWAcA AAkoiy
and were found to contain ~ in gold and
ss 10 silver to the ton. This rock 10 also
found on the places sdjoining.-Mrs. A.
bert Moore is quito sick with fever. Her
daughter, Mrs. Turkey. came home from
Portland this week.
NORM WAYNE.
Mr.. Washington B. Smith died Sunday
April ~ at the home Of his mother Mrs
Sarah Smith. The deceased resided at
Fayette Mills and has been employed for
some years BY the North Wayne Tool Co.
He leaves 9 wife and four children. He
was q man highly esteemed, and his sudden
death causes sincere regret. He was .
member Of Lafayette Lodge r. and A. NJ,
of Rsadfeld and Of Trinity Commandefy
in Augusta.-Sups. Fanner has been TO
New Hampshire the past week in search Of
workmen.-The heavy rain Of Saturday
night has caused the disappeArance Of mos.
Of the snow. leaving the roads in town in =
worse condition,i il possible. than heretofore
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hC SIokC .
RnSTnN.
PORTLAND

fUfllNuu, y U
Two base hits, Sullivan 3. Camel i.
Home run. Long. FIRST base on called
bslls, Ba.t1n 6, Portland 5. Fl.t bsse on
Errors, Boston IL, Portland S. Struck
out. Mclaughlin 2. DAILY 5. McGovera 2.
Wild pitches, McDermot 2. Sn'Iivsn l.
Lsfs on bsse., Portland 4, Boston 6
Time, Las. Umpire, Brown.
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He Will chapks Colleges.

OXFORD, Ohio, April 14.-President E.
D. Wsff1eld Of Miami University has &C.
cepted call to the presidency Of Lsfsy
cite college rendered him last month.
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2l5 Dssths i'd New York IN "a Hougs.
New YoRK. April 1.-Two hundred ard
8f.een persons died here duriug the -
hours ending As noon today. OF this num-
Der 80 are reported as resulting from grip.
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Fiity-sishe Hours Lab or Bill Dsfeatsd
at Boston.

BosroN. April l4,-By vote Of 81 to
70, with 90 pairs, the House this afternoon
refused to order 80 third reading the bill to
reduce So per week the hours Of labor for
women AID minors in manufacturing e.
Adjustments.
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New Pcstmsstars.

D. n. Davis has been appointed postmas-
ter at Monhesan, vice Mrs. Mary Stevens
ard B. F. Ridder at Norsh6eld csmpground.
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Mairs Patsnts.

Patents have been granted John L.
Dalak Of Addison for producing chamfers
and Sanford K. Weymouth Of Gardiner for
combination lock.
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o.r.m.n Ezp.ll.d Prom 70. Cub.

PROVIDENCE. r l.. April 1.-THE Mar
rsgansets Boat Cub this evening expelled
George J. KIRBY for failing 10 explain his
conduct 1t the Pawtuckes Cotton Centsn-
nary regatta.
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Stanley Appointed Governor O: Congo
STATE.

BRussELs, April H.--The Etailc Belss
says that Henry M. Stanley has bsen ap-
pointed governor OF Congo State.
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IinplatsIs to Close Works for Month
Next Summer.

LONDON. April IA The Welsh tin
platers will close their works for one month
from July l. They are forced to restrict
the output in consequence Of the new
A m erican tariff law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-15

Miss Ka,hsrirs Wood OF this ciiy. who
bss been wishing Misc Marie Theme q
Togus. has returned homs, accom- panied y
| Miss Theme.
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NATIONS CAPITAL.
nlhe's Share Of the Direct
Til Money,
AnoutiI6 to $s67,701. Pdd Through
Boston ub.ifsazFy.
3ha lam WA Paid llonsfx N 0aixnr
Ths 0um was Paid Mostly b 0ilvsu
Ceztincakss.
Lane once offeial nesieus

Richard Hardman Of Findlay. Ohio.
chief Of the division Of accounts at the
general land ONCE, has resigned.
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SOE SaIe 81 Ia $si
FOR SALE.

number OF desirable residences in Aagnsts
Me-. varying 10 prios from etoe 20 aA.SoO. 81
his city, one two story house and lot In lewiston
Ne. A number of isrns IN Kennehao ecnnfg
varying In price from eJsoo 20 ssoOo. Hoise'
aad senemsats 10 let. h. W. SHITzsousE, A.
sorusv, Augusta. Ms,re, iaaia1
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WAsHrerox, April 1.-The 1851. .7o7
which was the quota to which the Stase Of
Maine vas entitled under the direct tax act.
has been paid through the sub-,feasury as
Boston, mainly in silver certificates.
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8ieo.
KEuHkBgc.

Eat Pittston April s-xr. Arnold Coz dspced,
agsd - ysass.
IN Vienna April f-Doro.hy, widow Of The late
franklin Dearborn. aged IS years. April :, AohsA,
wife 81 Ssthssiel Moosrs, aGed about ee yesSs.
April IL. niss Adeiine Bly,. aged % ysass.
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MARKER IMPORTS.


Exw YORK. April IA
Money easy, ranging from 3 to3
Prime paper Ut TO 8.
Exchange, dull and steady.
Government bonds, dull and steady.
Railroad bonds, quilt. generally steadily.
Ihe following are The csQslps QUO .atiunA.
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Chicago 11aSkst.
. czSoAso, April. -
fLDuE- unchanged.
WaEAr-stro.sef. Ne. . spsiza sssioaa.
No . rod s6Ai0il.
C0xz-steady; So. :, e7t
OArS-qaiet 10. 41as3
BYE-ebag0.
BAELxY-1eA7z
PoRk--CiCsed ss %. .sea1e.e6
LAED--loves 1&lSa6 Is
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Weather Indications iox ths usxs a
HouIa.
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ras DAnA oAsA~sAxas...
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27
SEALED TENDERS

Will be received at the Office of the
Department of the Interior until IL
o'clock noon, on MONDAY, the 18th
day OF June. 1891, for the furnishing
of an Iron Fence for the Palace
Grounds.
The designs and measurements are
TO be seen at the Office OF the Super
intendent of Public Works.
All bids must be distinctly endorsed
"Tender for Iron Fence abound Palace
Grounds"
The Minister Of the Into ,or does
not bind himself to accept thu lowest
or any bid. e. n. sPENC Err,
Minister Of the Interior
Interior Office, June %, 1891.
l4S Al
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27

Under the Mckinley law, sugar
bounties to the amount of from
twelve to fifteen millions Of dollars
will be paid the sugar producers of
the United States, within year from
the first of Jul " next. The bulk of
this large amount, says a Washing
ton despatch, will 60 to the sugar
planters of the South, while over a
million dollars will be paid to the
producers of maple sugar in the
Eastern and Western States. Pre-
parations are being very careful ~
made by the Internal Revenue bu-
reau to prevent frauds being per
petrated upon the Government IN the
disbursement of this immense
bounty.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27
mrs THERE VEL"

II anyone Ia whom We hal sold an
AermOtof would GONE 10 u and say
The mil did not give satisfaction We
would he surprised. Tue old old
story IL told in three words ut works
beautifully" aud when that is said
the purchaser Is satisfied or he would
tell US.
The other day party came to US
and said the mill was disappoint-
ment and when we asked IN what
respect be said "the Wind blew
gale out at our house The other day
and MS two men passed the mill one
OF them said II would be blown
down. thought so, too, but found
II all right and working to a charm
next morning. While was watch
ing 1t going around the same two men
went along and one said TO the other
why no it amt, it's there yet. "
Those people were disappointed,
because the mill had not been des-
troyed. We were not, because we
have great faith in them and know
that unless the wind would blow
down buildings it would not wreck
an Aermotor for,
Storms may come and storms may 60
But an Aermotor runs forever.
The following tells you how well
Luther Wilcox is pleased with his;
The HAWAIIAN HARDWARE Co.
Gentlemen II have put up the
Aermotor purchased from you and,
after four weeks use, find 1t giving
perfect satisfaction. 1t filled three
tanks, elevated about thirty feet
from the ground) with capacity of
$500 gallons yesterday in about four
hours. In addition to this water was
furnished for household use and some
of the taro patches.
The wind yesterday was in gusts
and, at times, worse than Kona yet
it had no bad effect on the mill, the
wheel closed up or faced the wind to
my entire satisfaction, and l believe
it TO be the best wind motor on the
market. Very truly,
w. L. WILCOX.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27

Rough No, wei lumber NJ Ia $4,000
feet
Tonfued and rioovcd, n ", sp to
$4,000 feet.
Redwood Shingles up 10 10000.
Redwood Surfaced mp to 5000 feet.
Redwood battens liNS up to 400
feet
Redwood fence posts up to 1000.
Doors 2SGxG. II each
Sashes l0Xl2 aud IONA each.
Iron cut na.ls up to 80 kegs (l0d
hasis).
Boiled Oil up to 100 gallons
Turpentino up to 80 gallons
White lead up to 5000 los.
Cement up to 80 bbls,
Lime up to 100 bbls.
Galv. Iron Pipe, /, I, |, per feet
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
nice NO, up 70 4UO SACKS.
Cal. Medium Bread up to 600 cases.
Best quality Flour I sacks up to
1000 sacks.
Sugar No, / raw up to l40 bags.
Salmon (best red) up to 80 bbls.
Soap q lb bars) up to 200 boxes
600 ID boxes).
MaJches card up to $50 gross.
Salt COARSE up to 500 bags.
Kerosene Oil up to 1000 gallons.
Bids may be made for all or any
OF the above, to be delivered as order
ed by the Agents of the Board, f. o. b.
island steamers.
All bids must be plainly endorsed
Tenders for Molokai Leper Settle
ment Supplies"
The Board OF Health does not bind
itself to accept the lowest or any bid.
DAVID DAYTON,
President Board of Health.
IA st
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27

just as sure as hot weather comes,
there will be more or less bowel com
plant in this vicinity. Every per-
son, and especially families, ought
to have some reliable medicine at
hand for instant use, in case it is
needed. A 20 or so cent bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhGa Remedy is just what you
ought to have and all that you would
need, even for the most severe and
dangerous cases. 1t is the best, the
most reliable and most successful
treatment known and is pleasant to
lake. For sale by all dealers. BEN
son, SMITH G. Co., Agents for The
Hawaiian Islands.