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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-14

evi.abIe result of the ex ravaonnce
and the arilf policy of the Repu iii
cans, ami while the worst effects
wore felt under n Democratic admin
istration, it will be shown that these
evil conditions were the natural ou!.
COME OF Republican methods. It will
also be shown that oar economy has
already saved about $2S,0U0,CO0 per
annum i'll reduced appropriations
aud that lower tariff has can, ed
the trade and industry of the coun.
Try to revive. The income tax and
the reform in federal elections will
receive due attention, and it is safe
to say that with such record the
Democrats can go before the coun-
try with the almost absolute certain.
ty of holding their present majority
in Congress. The prophets who talk
about wiping out our present major
ity will soon relapse into silence The
signs of the times point to their CON-
plete discontinue.
The American pr ople are in NJ hui
NOR to lie establish the era of extrav.
agnnce and tariff oppression which
has brought poverty and suffering to
millions of firesides. Another Dem
ocratic victory is in sight and an ag-
gressive campaign will win it.-Con.
stitution.
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NOT MUCH FOR VIRGINIA

General James A. Walker, of
Wythe, the Republican candidate for
Congress from tho Ninth Virginia
District, was in the city Thursday
and called on the national congress
sional committee in company with
General Malone. The object of the
visit was to procure tho shows Of
war for the campaign. 1t is said
that the secretary of the committee,
MIR. Mckee, informed the General
that the committee had decided to
ignore the Southern Republicans Ell
tirely this fall, and appealed to Gen.
erhl Malone to STAY if it was not by
his advice, and Mt his solicitation that
this conclusion was reached in re.
gard to Virginia General Malone,
it is said, admitted that he advised
that the Republican congressional
candidates in Virginia bo given the
"eold shoulder" but he desired an
exception to be made in the Ninth
District. 1t is not probable that
General Walker will receive much
help from his national committee
Washington Cor. Richmond Times.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL CAM.
PAIGN.

Senator John Sherman and other
Republican leaders are confidently
predicting that the coming congress
sional campaign will wipe out the
Democratic majority in congress.
1t is easy to make such a prcdic
ton, but when we examine the OBJ
stacles which stand in The way of it's
fulfillment, it must be admitted that
they seem to be we'll nigh insupera.
bic. Let us loyk into the facts Of
the case: In the House there are
356 members, of whom s are Popu.
lists, l27 are Republicans and 221
are Democrats. Now, if the Repub
licars carry the House they must de
feat at least fifty two of their oppo-
nents and elect members Of their
own party in their place. AS mat
tiers stand, this is no easy task, and
oven the most sanguine Republican
in his sober moods will most serious
ly doubt the possibility of such n
sweeping victory for his party.
The occasional expressions of Dem
ocratic discomfort and dissatisfac.
ton during the past year and half
have doubtless misled tho Republi.
cans. Possibly If the election had
been held months ago our opponents
might have profited by the dissen
sions in the Democratic party, but
that time is past, and there is every
where disposition OH the part Of
the Democrats to compromise their
differences and pull together il q
common cause.
1t is now certain that the efforts OF
the Democratic national committee
will result in an aggressive campaign.
The attention of the country will be
called to the fact that the Democratic
surplus of S1S3, 100000 in the. treas
ury when the Republicans took charge
in March, 1889, was speedily wasted
while the blight of the Mckinley tar
if and the extravagant appropria
tons of the Republican party caused
the government to be plunged into q
sea of debt. Our national committee
with it's speakers and campaign liter.
azure will make it clear that the re-
cent business depression was the in.
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LEAVES HIS PARTY.

Senator Jones, of Nevada, while
still holding to the protection policy
of tue party with which he was SO
long identified, is constrained to
leave it because he is friend to sill.
YER and knows that the Republican
party is its enemy. His letter is as
follows:
"Having become fully convinced
that the Republican party organiza.
ton is unalterably opposed to the
free coinage of silver at the Ameri
can ratio of 16 to 1, or at all, except
with the consent of foreign govern.
ments and ut ratio to be dictated
BY them, 1 have to announce that l
can no longer act with that party.
have not arrived ut this conclusion
without extreme regret. tbs always
painful to sever associations of long
standing, hut fidelity to my own con
yictions and my imperative duty, as
l see it, to the people OF Nevada, who
have long and greatly honored me,
compel me to this course.
IL my eouSIlIuenJS necQ hardly
say that whatever change has occur.
red in tho relations between the Re
publican party and myself is not g
change in me. My opinions are in
evero respect what they hive always
been. l hold today with all the carr
estness of the day of my election
every one of the principles for prio,
support in the Senate. l was for the
fourth time honored by my constitu
ents with seat in that body.
abate notan iota of my convictions
with reference to the beneficent in
huence on American industry of thu
policy of protection. A protectiv,
policy l regard merely as means b,
which the people of the country may
secure to- themselves the doing O
their own work in such volume ant
with such complete variety and per
feet co ordination OF industries MS te
afford uninterrupted employment fol
all. But, whilo fully convinced Of
no moral and material progress made
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BRAVE ENGINEER ROOT.

His OwN STORY OF THE TnA1S's BACK
WARD RACE Wrru THE DEyoUR1Na
FLAMES.
WHITE BEAR LAKE, Mimi, Sept. Q.
The experience of Engineer James
Root Oh the doomed train is one that
will not be met with more than once
in a life time and reads like chapter
OF horrors. He was brought to his
homo this morning on the first relief
train, accompanied by Mrs. Root,
who met him at Pine City.
About 6 o'clock this evening. after
he had become somewhat rested, a
reporter was admitted to the darken-
ed room in which he was lying. He
was unable to say more than q half
dozen words at IL time without stop.
ping to rest, and sometimes his
words were cut short by sharp
spasm of pain. But the story in his
own words is thrilling almost be
You'd comparison. After Mrs. Root
had moistoned Ills lips with cold wa
tor, the engineer sank back among
the cushions on his couch, and for 4
moment closed his eyes as he recall
ed to his memory the scenes of til.
night before. Then in a voice scarce
ly louder than whisper he began:
"When we left Duluth Saturda,
afternoon the air was heavy will
smoke. At Carleton the smoke was
so thick that it became necessary tc
light the headlight, which was don,
by Fireman Jack MCGOWAN. spok,
to Jack about it, and said l guessed
we were going to have rain. w,
mover thought the Ere vas so neal
MS. On and on through the night O
smoke the engine rushed on It's wa,
to Hinckley. We were due there al
1 o'clock and arrived three minutes
late. AS L pulled into the station
saw an excited mob of people who
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S2l,72S. IS
p. IL. WILLIAMS, Supt.
THE GENERAL HAS CHANG
ED BUT NOT THE MEN.

In the Confederate army the gen.
elals led. WhyY Because they Ind
been placed in the position OF leaders
by the sentiments of the troops they
led. Aud that is why the boys in
gray followed them. This is point.
er for those Virginia Republicans
who are attempting TO sugar Ninth
District Democrats into voting for
Gen. james A. Walker, because he
was Confederate general. The dit
1rr' ace between General jim Walker
then and General Jim Walker now is
that he has not waited for the senti
ments of his soldiers to put him in
the lend, but lie has jumped to the
front and has called upon them to
follow him i'll II retreat from their
convictions.
And that is why he cannot com
mand them. The Ninth District is
the citndel Of the Democracy and
those old soldiers made it SO, just rs
they made their generals. State.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-14
THE SCHOOLS.

The several schools in town he.
gan their sessions this week. All
OF them have opened with larger
attendance than last year, Int the
numbers will doubtless increase
within few days.
The Tazewell High School. under
Prof. G. G. Peery, assisted by Miss
as Laura Lyons and Rosa Baker.
had seventy-five OH roll the first
day. The music teacher, Miss
helms. of Morristown, Tenn, has
arrived.
Tazewell College was opened on
Monday. Prof Ramey is the presi.
dent. Prof Ferguson will take pas
foral work this year and his place
will be filed by Prof. Leslie.
The faculty of Tazewell Female
Seminary is completed by the addi.
ton Of two ladies' from the north.
Miss Armstrong opened her SO
lect school in rooms over the post
Office.
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q II
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Hon. H. S. X. Morrison, nominee
OF the Democratic party of the 9th
Congressional District Of Virginia, MS
the candidate to represent the said
district i'll the 54ih Congress of the
United States, will address the PEG
pie thereof Mt tho following times
and places, Wit
Dickinson Conntyi : Clintwood,
Sept. II.
Smyth Countyi-NTnrion, Sept. II.
Giles Cnuntvi.-Pcarisburg, Sept,
Is; 49, 10; 30.
Washington Uountyt-Abingtlon,
Sept. %; liberty Hall, Sept. 25: Salt.
vile, Sept. 26; Glade spring, Sept,
~.
Pulaski County:-Newbcrn, Oct. 1;
Pulaski City, Oct. 20.
Russell Oounty:-Lebanon, Oct. 2;
-, Oct. 3; -, Oct. 4; -, Oct.
Wythe County,-Wythevillo, Oct.
8; -, Oct. .; - Oct. 10; -,
Oct. IL; Ivnnhoc, Oct. 10.
Craig County:-NewcastIe, Oct. Is;
Blard County;-Bland G. H., Oct.
Tazewell County:-Burks Grlen,
Dot "a; Tazewell G. H.. Oct. o.; Grn
ham, Oct. 26, night; Pocaion,as, Oct,
II. night; Richlands. Oct 20.
Buchanan Bounty:-Grundy, Oct
3O, jackson Store, Oct. 81.
These appointments are subject to
changes if deemed necessary hereaf-
ter, of which notice will be given,
by order of said committee.
L. A. Lynch,
j. O. MAyNoR, Secy. Chairman.
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Stat"licht IF Tho aniuunt uf suhool
funds COLLECTED and lisburscd:
Amount collected from State, $lU, POI. rs
Amount collected from coun-
ty ftlnds, 1898 05
Amount collected from dis
trict, $500. SO
From corporation of Tazcwell, 100. 100
Bal. of county funds on hand
Aug. LIST. 03, 1900. G5
hui Uf district funds OH hand
Aug. list, 1899, e,14s.f2
Sal. 72S SIS
No. of teachers employed, white, 1O5;
colored, 10; total, l24.
Amount paid teachers, S13.254. As
Amount paid for charts, maps,
&C., $500
Amount paid for rents and
books for in,ligcnt children, 1890
Amount paid for district
clerks, 243.oO
Amaunt paid for pay of treas
urer. $3.50
Amount paid for real estate,
building and repairs, 4,1e2.7S
Bal. of county funds Oh hand
Aug. lst, 1894, 2,O25. 33
Bal. OF district funds on hand
Aug. lst, 1894, 1,255.11
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possible for our people by their do.
ing their own work, I am no less
firmly OF the conviction that in the
absence of n monetary system that
Will admit of the quantity of money
constantly keeping pace with tho de.
mand, 1t is in vaie to expect such
progression"
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

@eGOOAO 1OTNS OE ECESPECT.
at regular communication of
Taze we'll Lodge, No. GO, A. f. 81 A
NJ, held in their hall Monday, Sent.
3, 1894, the following resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS this Lodge has learned
with SORROW of the death of Brother
D. Mathews Mcclure, which occurred
at his home at Cedar Bluff, Monday,
September 3. 1893; be it therefore
ReSoicea, list. That we bow in
humble submission to the decree of
our heavenly Father, by which our
brother has been removed from this
earthly to that celestial Lodge above
where the Supreme Architect of the
Uniyerae presi1 les.
End. That in the death of Brother
Mcclure this Lodge has lost one OF
its most bonored and useful mem.
bers, his family i'm indulgent hus
bnnd and father, his community O
kind neighbor and the country q use
full citizens.
Ord. That we extend to the be
teaved family our heartfelt sympath,
IN this their great bereavment.
18th. That we wear the usual badge
OF mourning for thirty days.
9Th. That copy of these resclu
lions be sent to the family of the de
ceased and that they be published /,
She CLINcH VALLEY News and Taze
well Republican.
w. G. BoTrMonn,
JAS O'KEErFs, Com.
q. l.. WRIoHT,
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A LOAD AT BEST.

The Loudoun Telephone (Rep.)
says: The candidacy of j Hampton
tloge. If fairly effected, would, to put
it mildly, be n heavy load for Ro-
pnblicans to carry, but when forced
through quite unfriendly conven.
ton and upon an unwilling people,
by unfair ruling aud bare faced fraud
ii is simply intolerable.
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PRESS OPINIONS.

Tho Wytheville Dispatch says:
From the tears which the Republi.
cans are shedding over "Cyclcne
jim" it would seem that it was their
corpse and their funeral.
Boys save your tears and flow
crs for the other Jim-"Eig Jim
Walker--on anu after November 6.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-14

6hanbetfain's Ego and Skin Ointment
Is certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Grannlated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples Piles,
Eczema, sfetter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
ZScents per box. For sale by druggists.
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no HolRsE oWNRns.

For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try DIR: Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the systora, aid digestion, cure
toss Of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders apA destroy worms, giving
new life to an old yer worked horse. 25
eats per package. For sale by druggists
For sale by A. +. Hmgrave..
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WALKER CAN'T WALK.

The Pea is 'urg virginian says: To
morrow night General Walker will
hold forth Mt Pocahontas, in the en-
denvor to show why lie should be re.
turned to Congress. On September
10 he will be i'll Pearisburg. and we
advise all our friends, Republicans
and Democrats, to accord him n
hearty welcome, as he belongs to
both. If there are any Pops and
PROFITS around they had better be
there also, with IL view to future in
tilnacy. as tho General is TRANSMIT.
gratory. Not tho heroes who once
followed General Walker to deeds of
during that arc recorded in song and
story, but the dusky SONS of Ham,
with the heart of the coward and the
intellect of the chimpnnzee, will iol-
low him to the potter's field. =
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Clinch Valley News.

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
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BY mail, postage paid, one year. SLED
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Advertising rates furnished on nppli-
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Entered at the Tazewell (ta.) postof-
6ce as second class matter.
FRIDAY, SEPT. II, 1894.
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TREssPAsS M0TIcE.

Notice is hereby given that for trcss.
passing on my land i'll Wrights Valley,
Tazawell county, by riding. driving or
walking through same, or by opening
fences. gntes or bars, will enforce the
law 40 provided.
ROBERT TARTER.
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Hes FOR cIIAIN GANGS.

Tho Pulaski News Review: If we
had chain gang here in which overy
person who is convicted of lawless-
ness could be made to work if tho
iino is rot paid III cash then we
would stop the lawlessness Collect
the fines or have the work done on
our streets. This giving of thirty or
sixty days to criminals i'll which to
pay fines is nothing more than com
promising with lawlessncss, and real
ly it would be better to pass over
the crime and let the man go free.
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LONG FACED on PURPOSE.

Lonisa County News: 1t is anus
ing, and Mt the same time disgusting,
to see the determined stand Repnhli-
can Journals are making against the
retuen of prosperity. Every tele-
gram evidencing business improve
ment is carefully trimmed and Iub.
lished under the leust possible dis
play, while ut the slightest Indication
of backward tendency is given the
most advantageous position. Though
this cannot have the effect of pre-
venting trade improvement. yet, as
We remarked, it is disgusting to see
this spirit exhibited, and confirms
the common belief that Republicans
love party success better than the
we'll being of the country.
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ne WANTS NONE OF EN-.

The Wytheville Journal We re.
peat that wa nre opposed to all tariff
laws. There is no difference in prin.
ciple between tariff for protection
and tariff for revenue. They are both
crimes against the rights of the whole
people. They both rob TIM whole
for the benefit of the few. Protect
Two tariff is highway robbery, and
tariff for revenue is petty larceny.
The Democrats excuse the hitter ND
OH the grounds of necessity to sup
port the government. Just as tramp
who steals yonr chicken to prevent
starving. We have to line up with
the Democrats ON the lesser evil, but
it is a nanseous dose. The tariff is
bound to cease to be party issue
upon the principle that thieves are
bound to fall out among themselves.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-06

The members of the Chinese col
ony in this city were attired in their
most costly raiment yesterday in
honor of their New Year, and bust
ness on Nuuanu street and other
of the thoroughfares occupied
by Chinese, was practically sus-
pended. The only mongolians who
made a pretense of working were
the owners of restaurants. The
doors of the stores of the merchants
were only opened when some friends
called to wish the occupants hap
Ply and prosperous new year, and
incid sntally to partake of some Of
the good things with which the
tables were laden. The exterior of
each store and dwelling place was
decorated, as usual, with pictur-
esque lanterns, both large and
small, and red placards, on which
was printed Chinese characters,
adorned the entrances. The Chi
nese were too busy during the day
to explode fire crackers, but they
made up for the omission during
the evening, and enough noise was
made to put to fight ten thousand
devils, if such a number lurked in
the vicinity of Chinatown.
The annual reception of the
United Chinese Society was held
at the rooms on King street, be-
tween the hours of noon and 2
o'clock, and a great many public
and private citizens called to pay
their respects. The diplomatic and
consular corps was represented Of
ficers from the war vessels in the
harbor made a visit; a number of
the legal fraternity called and there
was hardly a foreign business house
in town that did not have repre-
sentative present. President Dole,
Minister Damon and Attorney-Gen-
eral Smith also made brief visit
Goo Kim, the Chinese Commits
sioner, assisted by Wong Kwai, the
assistant agent, Chang Kim and the
trustees of the Society, received the
guests, and they did all in their
power to make it pleasant for all
who called.
During the reception a delightful
lunch was served. The Hawaiian
Band was in attendance and at in
tervals lively selections were rem
dered
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4 NIGHT WITH EDISON.
An Exhibition of the Powers Of the
Photograph to be Given.

Messrs. e. Nestor Edison and f.
G. CANAL, the expert photograph
operators have made arrangements
to give a public exhibition of the
wonderful powers of the phono-
graph at the Y. NJ. G. A. hall on
next Saturday evening. An inter-
esting programme is being pre-
pared for the occasion.
On Thursday evening private
exhibition will be given for the ben
etlt of the press representatives and
number of invited guests. Due
notice regarding the sale Of seats
for the public exhibition will be
given.
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SAYS 1T is BETTER.
Ashford Refuses to Talk On Ha
Waiian Politics.

c. w. Ashford, when asked yes
terday if he could give any news
concerning the Hawaiian matter,
said:
See here, l have buried one
newspaper man during my trip to
the States, and l don't want to
start another burying ground here.
Just tell the dear public, if they
want to know, that that boil is bet
Eer. That is about all ] have to
'ay about politics.
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ChaS. j. Fishe |
Corner Fort and Hotel Streets.
3497-tf
Circuit Court, First Circuit of
the Hawaiian Islands.
In PROBATE.

In PROBATE.
TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
Il OF Ono luke, late of Honolulu, Oahu,
deceased.
A document. purporting to be the
Last Will and Testament of Ono luke,
deceased, having on the 18th day of
January, A. ID 1894, been presented to
said Probate Court and petition for the
Probate thereof and for the issuance OF
Letters Testamentary to Kealoha luke
having been filed by her, it is hereby
ordere1 that MONDAY. the 18th day OF
February, A ID. 1894, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
of said Gay, at the Court Room of said
Court, at the Court House Building in
Honolulu, be, and thu same is hereby
appointed the time for proving said VIII
and hearing said application, when and
whera any person inter stad may appear
i contest the said Will, aud the
granting % letters Testamentarv
Dated Honolulu, IL. L, Jan u, 1894.
BY the Court.
GEO. LUCAS,
35S5-td Clerk
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removed.

nR. COOPER HAS REMOVED
~ his Offices and residence to the
Brown premises, corner Alakea and
Hotel streets, opposite Masonic Temple.
Office hours 10 to II A. NJ, 2 to 4 p. NJ,
Sundays 8 80 to 1880 \. NJ. Evening
Office Hours: z to p. NJ. Both iele-
phones No. l54. 36OO-ln
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EE Bedroom Sets, Wardrobes,
Ice Boxes, Stoves, Hanging Lamps,
Rugs, Bureaus, Chiffoniers, Steamer
and Veranda Chairs, Bed Lounges,
Sofas, Baby Cribs, Clothes Baskets,
Sewing Machines, Whatnots, Meat
Safes, Trunks, ETC., sold at the lowest
Cash Prices at the I. x. L., corner of
Nuuanu and King streets.
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~ Per S. $. Arawa, from sgd

E Per S. :. Arawa, from sgd
ney, February Sd, received by CALL
FoRNIA FRUIT MARKET, Stall Fed
Beef, Loin Roasts and Steak, Austria
liam Mutton, Australian Fresh Pork,
Smoked Bacon, Corned Mutton, Nut
ton Hams, Veal, German Sausage.
I'll at reduced prices. Mutual Tele-
phone No. 37S. [36O3-3t
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I Have you seen the fine line
of French dressed DOLLS at EGAN 81
GUMS; all sizes, all prices. These
dolls must be sold before Christmas.
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~ For Bargains in New and
Secondhand Furniture, Lawn Now
els, Wicker Chairs, Garden Hose,
ETC., call at the I. x. L., corner of
Nuuanu and King streets.
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Meeting Notice.

THE INTERNATIONAL SHUETZEN
IL CLUB meets THIS EVENING, at
o'clock, in their Hall, corner King and
Nuuanu streets (above Merchant Ex
change. All mem oers aregrequested to
attend T. II. MILLER,
36O4-It Secretary.