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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-10-16
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Board OF Supervisors.
JACKSON COUNTY.

EH
Board of Supervisors met in specia
session az the Court-bouse On Friday
October 8. 1891. All the officers and
members thereof we've present. ,0
The contract for building bridge across
Cypress Creek was let to VIM. Dcvro for
Report of Commissioners laying out
road north of Ocean Sprays was accept
ed, said road declared public, and the
overseer and bands on old road assigned
thereto. 'iss
Washington Shoemaker and family. ill.,
digent residents of this county, were
admitted to the Poorhouse.,
II. NJ. Wilson was permitted TO remove
bis business of retailing lignors from
present locality to another building in
Ocean Springs.
Petition for road through Pascagoula
swamp. near WIlkinson's Ferry, was
granted.
The property at foot of Delmas avenue,
on Pascagoula river. was leased to
Victor Bosarge for "A term of ten years, all
the shells to be appropriated tor public
roads.
Ordered, That all the road hands in or |
near Moss Point be assigned to work the
va ious roads there in accordance y 18th |
diagram made BY o. Randall, and by him
explained to various Overseers. in aid
and this order having been by
the Board made at its last tern. but not
in the minutes, same is entered
aano pro tune. .sts;t.a
The following allowances were made:
Earle. first payment on ~.
causeWay .~..,:"'.,.,a .rr ,.1,; $500 90
MIS-. Parker, supplies to palipeys.,. 2 so
Giiard, pauper, immediate
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PERSONAL. GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources. ,.

Beautiful fall weather.
Clothrng-E. Bloomfield &'Co.
A shower would be acceptable.
II costs little TO fish, but ii cost
more To buy hats. =
Tie ammunition depot, 1000 loaded
paper shot shells at CowAN Bros.
Mrs. IT. NJ. Cmlabac is visiting rel.
atIves in Grand Bay, Ala, this week
Ginghams-E. Bloomfield & Co.
Court circles were kept humming
the early part o! the week.
We regret to learn that Miss Jennie
Tam is still suffering from rheuma-
tism.
When young men start for church
on Sunday night they Ought not play
truant.
Vassar IIats-E. Bloomfield & Co.
The Baptist people are well pleased
with their new pastor, Rev. j. o.
Green.
Mr.. A. A. Verbcke. formerly a
citizen OF This place, died Tunday last
in Mobile.
Call and examine our line of dress
goods and ~flannels. Z. Bloomfcld&Co.
Miss Annie Watkins is spending
this week in Gulfport, Miss, visiting
friends there. 80
The partition fence matter has been
amicably and r%igiteously settled.
Peace is restored.
People who 90 fishing on Saturday
night should return early and not
desecraie the Sabbath.
A new invoice of ~hatsjust in.
e. Bloomfield & Co.
Mrs. Mary Sturdrvas. her SON Bur-
lie aud daughter Myrtle, If 80. Louis,
are guests Of Mr.. T. A.uC1ulson.
Quite a number of youhng people of
Moss Point attended Salem camp
meeting Saturday aud Sunday.
Mcssrs. j L. Danizlrr, Captain w.
?. Daley aud Gus Swan we're out
fishing last Saturday aud caught l62
trout.
lIou. ID. Webster Mcleod was a
'isitor here last Monday aud reports
healthy condition OF affairs in
Greene county.
Fanny Shavers, colored. died last
aged 30 wears, of con~ump-
ion, aud was buried Rrxt day in the
olorrd cemetery.
Ribbons, gloves, psrasois, etc. /,
r. Bloomfield & Co.
Miss Kate BARNETT has returned 8
rom Enterprise, Miss, at which
lace she has been spending the sum
ler with relatives.
Miss Mamie Morris, after an ex-
ended visit 10 relatives IN Michigan, d..
as returned heartily welcomed by
er numerous friends.
Mr.. w. VI. Graham Is having a
built ~sdiunrning his livery sta
&c, which will be occupied by him. !
~ as a dry goods store. y
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TO WHOM 1T MAY COyCERy.

NJ. MARTIN TuRNBULL is fully au-
llWrized and empowered TO solicit
subscriptions, advertising anil job
work ,fdf The. nEMocRAr-STAg office
and collect for the same. We trust our
citizens Will assist Mr.. Turnbull in
his e ff0rIs 10 further the Interests OF
,hi, home 'instiiuti,h; and it they
want To see him put m a broad smile
pay the bill promptly when he pre-
senls II. Don't grumblc or kick be-
carsG he only wants what Is Justly
DEM0CRAT-STAR Office.
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Local Notices. 10 Gents a Line for Zach Insertion.
OUR JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

We are prepared TO execute OH short
mlice commercial aud fancy job
primling'in'thc hes, style, at very rea-
sonablc rates. Our merchants and
msiuess men need not send abroad
10 have their. bill hea4s,. envelopes,
.atemests, ca'ds, or anything they
may wa-.t printed. Oar job Office is
complete in every particular. Give
The DEMocRAr-SrAR Office your or.
d,rs and we guarantee satisfaction. .-
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Observation-Disclosures.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

We will esteem it as a favor if any one
In Moss Point or vicinity, WHO know of
anything of interest to our readers IN that
place, will communicate the same direct
to ,he DEMoCRAT-STAR office. Scranton,
or leave the same either at Dantzler &
Evans, f. w. Manahan q Co.'s, J. W.
Stewards dru sstore or E. Bloomfield &
Co.'s store. on Tuesdays or not later than
Wednesday evening of each week,
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Cox's Ginger Ale.

IL, IVA oiHscI hIc.
Scranton is ceriainlysnn wheels.
Ladies' kid gloves and blazers a
c. Nelson's. 4
Wedding bells will ring in lli,
tow in a few days.
Ginger Ale on dranght al DR.. w
A. Cox's Drug Store.
We always find feed cheapest and
best at w. J. E Gcrard's.
The old man is going TO take a
partner before many days.
Carriages will be run by cleo
tricity some day il Scranton.
Mrs. c. Nelson has just received
inh line Of fall millinery.
DUST arrived from Grand Bay
new h"me-madc syrup at w. j. E.
Gerar,l's.
Tall oaks from little acorns
grow" and the hogs grow fat Oh au-
tumn mass.
Mr.. NJ. V. Il. Carey is having
built an addition 10 his residence on
KrehS avenue.
"A II guage Parker Bros. shot
gm Tor sale, price $40. Call on s. II.
Thompson.
Miss Anna Frenlz, after an en-
tended Northern trip; returned home
Wednesday last.
Trunks, Trunks, trnnksi all sizes,
styles and prices, al WI. f. Gerard's,
o. P~dscasoula street.
Try a box of Crescent baking
powder, a present given away with
each box sold, at Z. II. Alleys.
Mrs. NJ. w. Richardson aud
daughter, of Fort bayou, are visiting
Mrs. M. Dcch, on Delmas avcnu
Some people have a habit of
fimling fault with everything and
1t is a desire to criticisc.
MIR. g. Nelson left for New Or
leans last "Wednesday To purchase his
fall line of gents aud children's cloth
lug.
The MAMMOTH HOUSE of De-
Jean Il Mitchell has added to its al.
ready large force OF clerks. Mr.. Pedro
Jane.
Mrs. j. G. Richardson, of Mobile,
Is visiting her daughicr-in-!aw, Mrs.
Henry Richardson, on Pascagouia
street.
Col. Thos. X. Stockdale passed
through Scranton on Monday on his
way 10 attend the Waterways Con-
Mr.. NJ. A. Dees, OF Moss Point, is
having two neat dwelling houses
'u'lt on Slippery Lane, in Scranton, )
for rent.
"A gentle mustang ran away last
friday and demolished = sulky be-
longing TO the rcdoubtsble Robert :
Nestcrburg. :
Mr.. 1. w. Homan, of New Or c
cans, has been visiting Captain e. /;
poster, at the Cottage by tho Sea,
--Died at Pascagoaia on Monday. !.
october 18th, at 8 80 o'clock, a. IN, :,
",aht son of Mr.. aud Mrs. G. l.. =
'Onhson, aged 4 days. a
Mrs. Peter Blanchard will have
'e''rd a suitable building on the va |,
SUI lot next 10 the store, TO be occu- :,
ned by the new bank. :.
AIR. Peter B~lanchari's store, on ri
.'e"s avenue, will be renovated and n
coupled as a clothing establishment Il
y Mr.. Picard, Of Biloxi.
Mr.. b. J. Jane has sold 10 the a
''cssoula Ice Con- pany the properly a
as Noy's Hail, situated on the r
%easoula River, for 5000 cash. 81
-ihe most complete aud best as c.
mel line Of hats in town, meas aud Al
latest styles aud lowest prices,
&c fouWl at w. j. L. Gerardis. o.,
Srown Prince Of skiing Rec" E. ci
A 'inet, was here this week in A
s~elng the "Auirslian Ballot d,
So, Tor The tobacco house of D.
sarrazln Brothers, of New TO
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.ololG Ai1ILuA saalM

'0iolS Aio!LuA .sqoiY
Il nqof ~ nos ossold % Al luM
pnB oigsnOsRoI so9lIJ Sous Quiz
.si"'0 pn1 '.noip!rO .soss!K '.so!pu,I
sl1""slI uojo.J 'sIJuuel.1 'JlolS Al
-o!isA .sq9JN Il uqof 10 Hoojs moN
a large number Of small dwelling
houses are IN course of construction
over the town. which gives evidence
Ut the fact that the population of
Moss Point is increasing.
Trunks and vaIiscs at 4. Bloom
field e Co.'S.
The Chicken Cock road leading TO
Moss Point needs looking after by, the
oversecr. There is a hole IN a bridge.
and some places need filing up on
the road.
Isn't the weather cool enough and
The season sufficiently advanced to
warrant a reorganization of the
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
Circle?
Mr.. John F. Krebs paid a visit TO
Mobile last Monday. lie found thar
il was a day of atonement among the
Jews, and business was materially
Our spring heel shoes for ladies and
children cannot be excelled,
f. Bloomfield g. Co.
The following schooners are loading
At The l.. N. DantzIer Lumber Co.'s
mills this week: IIillcgard with
$4,000 feet of lumber for Caibaricn,
E. Blcssey with $4,000 feet
# lumber aud 100000 shingles tor
New Orleans; Nellie with 10000 feet
# lumber for Mississippi River.
Vice-Consul Vincent Ros was out
he other dav soliciting aid for the
nfferers from the overflow in Spain.
lie vas successful IN getting contrib.
ted by u citizens 1868 {. lie feels
thankful 10 'hnre who came up TO the
id of the sufferers. He forwarded
he money TO the Consul. /
Mems and boys caps. s
f. Bloomfield Il Co. |
The regular meeting Of the Kudos g..
hub, held ON Saturday night last, was
'ell attended, new names being added I
the roll. There was no reference !
lade to that large fish behind the
log.
New stock al John +. Krebs' Varic-
Store, Flannels, Cotton Flannels,
Misses, Chlldrcn's aud Gents
Shoes. Prices reasonable aud
i'll try to please you at John r.
rcbs' Variety Store.
The last meeting of the Iiypathean
,ciciy was held at the residence of
r. j. j.. Mcintosh Friday evening,
cIober 9Th. The evening was very III
rasantly passed bv members and I,
sitors. Tho following is the pro-
for the next meeting of the
1ciely October %, 1891, at the nome /,
Mr.. ii. NJ. Cudabac.
Author for the evening: l.. NJ. AL.
1T. A
Essay: Miss Annie Watkins.
Music, duet Mcssrs. J. II. aud Z.
Blumer.
Reading: Mr.. +. Colmcr. =
Music: Mr.. VIM. Rudolf. n
Mr.. j. j. Mcintosh. \
Music: Miss Cora Howe.
Miss Kate Salisbury.
Reading: Mr.. f. Bloomfield.
business, election of officers
d adjournment.
We sell anything. II not IN stock
order il. f.. Bloomfield & Ia.
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ENTERED.

ADVERTISE by all means, and
without delay. The DEMOCRAT
STAR isthe best medium in South
Mississippi.
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Winter Part Land Improvement and
Live STOCK Company.

The stockholders ef the above ComPa-
ny are hereby uOtfied that a special
stockbalderS' meeting will he held AZ the
ofBce Of the President in Ocean spriug..
Mississippi. on the hrst OF Ostober next.
10 CONSIDER the question Of issaing add.
tioBal stock, and other general business.
Z. s. EARLE. Secretary.
Ocean Springs. sept. ~, iSi. pH
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-10-16

scene: IN front Of sweet yum Ex
change, ~Pascagoula. Time: Saturda,
evening.
lst Daymen, Earnestly: ayes, {
caterpillar does turn into a butterfly
2rd Bayman, (quizically): "Wl,a
does a g:asshopper turn into 7"
Bird Bayman, COMPATIBILITY: "Into
a chicken. l have seen many a one
turn into the same old rooster"
The three Baymen then suddenly
turned into The Sweet Gum" and
we into an oysipr-shop opposite.
So
On The 9Th inst. a baby girl made
her appearance at the home Of Mr..
WIN. ParlIam, at Pascagoula. She
tipped the scales at fifteen pounds.
ALFRED Carter and Frank Pat
lick, both colored, were arrested for
fighting and disturbing the peace at
Pascagoula and fined 50 and costs
each.
The Baptist Church Of This place
has called Rev. j. O. Green. lie will
give this church one Sabbath in cacl,
month. His appointments will be
published in due time.
Il have received a part of my
line of mems shoes, which have
been made TO order. The lowest
and every shoe guaranteed.
W.J. E. Gerard.
Prof. A. 7. Sclovcr, well known
n New Orleans as an artistic penman
md successful teacher, has opened a
hight school in the Lutheran school,
Ionse. Our citizens will do well TO
.,atronize him. I,
Mr.. Robert L. Glen and Miss I
wager were Joined in the ,
Iolv bonds of matrimonv at the resi- ,
of Mr.. John johnson last Fri !
ay night, cx-Mayor George Matthew ]
ficiating.
Mr.. Gus. Wolfe, who has been for 9
cveral week under treatment in
Charity Hospital, New Orleans, .
rturncd to his home, at Pascagonla. :
lst Saturday, and still continues in
health.
Complaint is made that a large :
lumber Of yonng men and boys con
at night on the railroad sta
IN platform, and use the vilest kind !,
language, which causes great an n,
TO those in waiting for the n
rival of trains. tc
Mr.. Victor Bnsargc has moved OF
To his new quarters, the Julian l.
's~ter-house, at the foot of Dclmas %
'enuc, where he is prepared to fur =,
sh tho hest oysters in any style. lie !"
50 takes boarders. Give him a call.
Another nice lot Of dry goods in A,
yves, designs and latest styles. Our
anton cotton at Sc and 10c per yard
nnot he surpassed in the South. Cali
ID examine for yourself.
w. j. +. Gerard.
Pensacola News: Captain Marshal,
the American schooner George IL. .
mes, now discharging a cargo OF
for K +. Saunder RS & Co, was en-
tanned at a dinner party given at pr
Merchants Hotel Yesterday by
friend, Mr.. II. A. Dorr. The par al
vas composed of Captain MaIshal,
:. Dorr and wife, and Mr.. II. L..
anchard, of New Orleans. The IN
rtv enjoyed NJ. DORIS hospitality
the fullcs, extent. .,
Peter Henderson, bayman, while ~.
a drunk at ~Pascagoula last Friday
int was arrested for disturbing the
zee by Constable Willie Krebs, who w
ned him over into The custody of
II. A. 4. Krebs, j. p, Ia convey to
county jail at Scranton. On the
y Henderson jumped from the wi
ygy and deficd the Judge TO trans CIR
I him farther. His Honor aliyht- ,
aud was advanced upon and struck citi
the chest by the man, whereupon in
Knocked the prisoner down, tied Z
up, hustled him into the buggy 90,
landed him IN jail. q,
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MARINE.
OFFICE OF THE DEMocsAT-STAR,
pAsCAGauIA Ocf lf ISQt

Y
PAsCAGoULA, Oct. 16, 1891. (
Report for the week ending Oct. 18th.
CLEARED.
Or blk Berg. Keigel for La Puchell, Fr.,
by W. s. KeyseT Il Co., with 5,574 su-
p%orticial feet of lumber valued at S547,
aud 2l,251 cubic feet of lumber valued
at S!.2l2, 9Th inst.
Nor bk Sochriern, Munson, for Amster-
dam, by Hunter, Benu a. Co with I22.-
go superficial feet OF lumber valued at
500 sawn timber 2O5.635 feet, valued
at $1,000. and 81, 677 cubic feet valued
at $500. 5:b inst.
Brit brig Nellie Pickup, Amberman, tor
Port an Prince. by Pascagoula Lumber
Co., with l59,470 superficial feet Of lum-
Der valued at S2,O14. aud y, 200 shingles
valued at $50, sth inst.
Nor blk Stanley. Giesdohl. for P~ernambuco
by Poitevent a. Eavr Lumber Co.,
with 32.475 superficial feet Of lumber
valued at 1881, sawn timber 1l4.OOO
feet valued at 81 .517. 18th inst.
Am sch Eleanor, Voss, for Havana by l..
N. Dsntzler Lumber Co, with 2l7,5 ST.
superficial feet of lumber valued $3.50
scantling 63.346 feet valued at s696;
sawn timber 1857 feet valued at sos.
18th inst.
Brit blk George Watson, Barker. for Bon
ess Dock. Eng. by Donald BrUs. g. Co,
with 3.43 tuperficial feet OF lnmber
valued at $3.50; sawn timber 56c.S36
feet valued at $500.
ENTERED.
sph bk Gran CanrriA, Arageno, 3s5 tons.
frOm Havana, sth INST.
Am sch James ID. jordan, BicknJrl, Csc
tons, from Barbados. 18th inst.
Sw blk Urlia. ~yohansen, Az tons, from
Santos prazit l1th iust
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MARRIED.

In Scranton Miss. on Wednesday night.
October Z. 1891, by Hon. A. Z. Krebs. Mr.,
CHARLES l.. KREBs and Miss AGNES
WoLCoTT.
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'N
shortest order.
If YOU wish to be ain ii" 90 TO
W. j. f. Gcrard's, where you viii find
the incest assortment, of gents fur
nishing goods.
Mr.. II. E. Lewis, of Montgomery,
Mo-, paid Scranton a visit this week
and expressed himself as highly
pleased with this section Of the coun-
Try.
Mrs. Francis Wymcr, of New
Orleans, who has been IL visiting
guest al the Cottage by the Sea at
P~ascagoula, left for home last Tues
day.
Miss Hanna Nelson, accompanied
by Mr.. II. j. Nclsnn, has returned
from Denmark. They are the niece
and nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. Chlis.
Nelson.
Having bought a lot of -four be-
fore the rise, we are cnablcd 10 offer
il to our customers al the old prices.
W. j. f. Gerard.
Mrs. Rutcr and Miss Charlotte
Ives, of Pensacola, who have been
guests OF Mrs. e. f. Peterson, are
now domicilcd IN one Of tho Lewis
houses.
Rev. j. o. Grecu, Baptist, will
in the Baptist Church, at
Ocean Springs, Sunday at ii o'clock,
a. m, and Z O'Clock, p. m. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Captain John Fosters kitchen
fire last Saturday afternoon
sparks falling on the roof. The
lanes were extinguished without
material damage.
MIR. W. NJ. Canty once Of the lead
ng Merchants OF Scranton, left for
New Orleans last Tuesday on bust
Tess. He will lay in a fresh stock Of
amiIy groceries.
Ladies have realized that the
MAMMOTH HOUSE is selling dress
aud c~alicos, fancy groceries, etc,
rock-bottnm prices.
DeJean & Mitchell.
Mr.. z. L. Wilson, of Ocean
'prings, was here last week for the
urpose of having his red liquor IL
EN- &c transferred from the Lewis
ropcrly 10 the White House in thar
pwn. 4
No preventing Providence, Elder
u. Cook will prracn in tho Union
al ~Pascsgoula, on Sunday at
40 p. m, aud ut the same hour on
unday, the 25th. All are respectfully ,
Ivitcd to attend.
Mrs. L. G.. Duckncr, Of San An
mic, Texas, who has been soiourning
Pascsgoula for some weeks, the =
nest of her sister, MIS-. A. G. Brad 4
'rl, conlemplales returning home in
few days.
The return of Mr.. +. RI. Benin n
st week from his trip to England
great pleasure 10 his many
lends lie repairs having expe- i.
euced a very rough passage during n
C voyage on the steamship City of
Dme.
There win he a grand ball given
the Odd Fellows Hall, an Thurs ID
". October 22nd, by Scranton Ere
Dmpany No. 1, in celebration OF its
ghth anniversary. Admission 80
n,s. Ladies are cordially invited TO :,
tend.
A dramatic entertainment will be "
ven by the young ladies at the So s.
&c The Children Of Mary at the
,sd"my OF Holy Angels, on We'lnes- :
y, October 2sih, for the purpose ~
wing tor a banner aud decorations /"
their stage. The admission will >
. ccuts. NJ
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-10-16
r mi STREETS.
The propcriy owners aud bus

The properly owners aud business
men Of Scranton should, at once
through concerted action. cause 10,
streets Of the Town TO be put in bette,
cogaiil"n. They need to have tic
ditchcs drcl@ncl aud cleaned ou,,
the holes filed TO the level, tho
bridges al The intersections repaired,
and a liberal quantity of oyster shells
spread over those already shelled.
A recollection of last winters ca e
rlcncc during the several spells of wet
weather, which made The season unu-
snally disagreeablc. when the mud
and water were ankle deep at times
W many of the approaches leading
to the railway station, TO the great in
convenience and disgust of pedes-
TRANS, should surely be a sufficient
incentive to the people of Scranton TO
avoid a repetition Of such unpardon-
able and uncivilized neglect by having
the evil repaired in time.
The merits of a place are Judged of
IN a majority Of eases by appearances,
and impressions are formed from GER
tain standpoimts, the first among
which is that which most affects the
personal comfort aud taste of the III
Soaking wet feet is not a
pleasant reminder 10 start out with
upon All examination OF u commune
US claims for preference, either COM
Inerriaily or socially.
Scranton has been unfortunately
,ircumvcnted, through municipal
Encouragement, for making a far
better showing in The way OF streets
md roads and other public improve
nenls in proof of her p%retensions and
'esourccs.
II i, Ia be hoped that the cillzens of
will now move earnestly in
he matter. and not let it rest until
streets and l~horoughfarcs arc put
n proper condition. If they will only :
ave The will to do so they can soon
nd the way with the abundant sup s
" of material. both lumber and |
iells at hand, il only requires the I
Dor 10 repair the streets in the !
order. {
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-06-16
KohaIa Items.

Abo-t > o-c,ocz Lzsr F-iiay night,
kiuo Pzke's lz-ge store =. HeEi VS.
DESTROYED by IRE. while he E2s absent
II Hcnolulu. l. : only shout : ye2r
ssnce his store u RzlzE2 MS burned
III. jameson me neR engineer a
Esxi- while On the 100: d the trash
lo1se locking OH t0E sps-zs iron the
hre, unfortunately tel 70 the ground
zod sustained : severe injury 70 rs
hack. bc. : SAD % = recovering
Pos-nzsse- Ezron hss moved 70 Hl-0
with his family. having been Offered an
opportunity 70 setter himself there HIS
S1ccssso- : Hiss Z LCE-
Anzrive child abclt :ocr Eea-s . age,
While 1.zvinz viii matches, succeeded
n setting TIE mosquito netting q 1re
with Somewhat pzin:Cl resC--. beng
se-erslv 5zrz=i =5oC- Ile eleS- z1c
lace
TIE kozz-z sanitary closed q III
6sv me 5ch. without tie usual examine
Ton ard exhibition, owing % TIE preTz-
lance u ths grippe Three C1t q the
f0,r teachers and zb01t thirty OF . tne
ssft- sfrss. having been through the
ssere znE s0ue q than -0t entirely
recovered
Ys-y warn and dry Fs2-he- prevails
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-06-16
New Books al the Library.

The following Is: o: torsy-s.x volumes
o. recent publications AAs been resolved
= The Library by la:e arrivals
Loa6oa. Past and P-ese2,- Waea.ley
and Cunningham, vO-S-
j Pea tor Ii5srty-With 81 Il,rOioc-
tto1 Ok Herbert Spencer
The Ancient LIE HiS,o-y Q: The
Earth-Nicholso1.
Manual Of Archsgo.o-y- IzlE0CEG Ely
Leaves q : 3I0rtzgu Williams.
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Food and Feeling ST 4 Thompson.
ESSAYS n Little-Aldrew Lang
Comp-ouiss-John Mercy
Burke-JOhn Morley
Rousseau. > yOls.-John More
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Civil Government n the United States
John Fiske.
Thiags JapAness-B. H. Chamberlain.
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