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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
IQNEIl

The Christian circle was entertained
Tuesday evening at the Town Hall, aud
a baked bean supper served.
Periey Morrison has left work for ID.
II. Wiley and Preston Chandler taken
the place.
Ewing Andrews and wife OF South
Paris are visiting In town.
The Congregational circle met with
Mrs. J. =. stesrns, Wednesday, and will
have q supper at the Town House In
two weeks from that time.
Fred e. Russell who has lately grad.
usted from Dartmouth Medical School,
and VIII harrington have been on trip
10 sumford Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
RuMEoRn.


Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Elliott Of Norway
spent Thanksgiving at the old home
stead With his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence iIutchln, and
tso children, of Mechanic falls, have
bsvu visiting hls parents, Mr.. and Mrs
=. X. uutchins In lsumford.
Mr.. David Elliott has sold his COW
lie wants to cell hls horse 40 he IL toe
feeble to take care of 10.
school commenced Monday In District
No. I.
Mrs. Asa stearns has returned home
from boston where she has been visiting
John Lothrop Of Rumford Centre ws'
al this place Tuesday and called on his
aunt.
The v. I. =. hall Thanksgiving did no,
prove a success In all respects.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
OXFORD.

There were no services Al the VI D..
church on sunday. The presiding elder
Il expected on sunday. Dec.mb.r 9th.
several attended the 5th ssmi-snnusl
meeting % the East Oxford Local Union
Y. 4. :. 4. r., 1T south Paris D-c,mber
G;h. The exercises were very Interest
ing. aud the lecture Ia th. evening by
Rev. Leroy Bean % Portland Was very
flne. Thsnks were extended 10 the peo-
ole OF south Paris for ths hospltable en-
isrtainment. The nest MEETING will be-
held II Andoysr In jane.
Mi. Lena Perkln. l. To teach In No. ..
MR.. Mildlrtoa will return here ou
Monday to complete her arrangement
for di.yo.inx Of her furniture before
yoipy Ia EnxI.nI To- live With her father.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
EAST hgBRON.

The Turner Centre creamery have their
new ice house nearly completed.
The farmers have nearly all sold their
apples.
East Hebron Grange sent good dele
cation 10 Androscoggln Pomona at West
Mlnot.
Mrs. &. NJ. Berry l. visiting her rela-
tive. Ia Arson aud vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11

Mrs. VIM. Kendall. Of Massachusetts,
aud daughter sadie visited al {. W. Hen
nett. recently.
school Ia the united section ~ th'
town began the -, under the ins,rue
tiou of Mr.. Gardner Rankins of Hiram
Bertha Holden Z. teaching In the lid
Ion nelghborhood.
Beryl Wilson IL attending school a
home thi. winter aud carries the schol
ar. from the rlummer ncighborhood
Prank Brown losi one of his horse
the other day, be got strangled while
eating grain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
MAINE NEWS NOTES.

John Bagely, OF East Mschiss, says .
deer have been killed within three mllei
Of his house this year.
Andrew DowbrIdge Of Emery's Mill
In Shsplelgh, committed suicide by hang
Ing, Tuesday morning OF Last week. JIG
has left Q widow and several email child
reu. Mental alteration was the cause,
aged about slxty.
One farmer at Dover South Mills ha'
cut 800 Christmas trees on bile land THU
fall, mostly on pasture land he wished "a
clear. For these trees he got four cents
apiece. Considering the circumstance
the work WAS profitable.
George Miller, one Of the Jefferson
borden mutineers, Of international no.
torIety, died at the Maine state prison,
WHERE be had been since ls1t. Clark,
his pal, now In prison, IL the only sur
vivor Of the three convicted. Miller
Was . Russian Finn.
Mrs. Abble IIilgrove OF Ellsworth,
committed suicide saturday morning by
hanging. She Was about forty years
old and leaves two children. II IL sup
posed the cause was Insanity, Ne she was
brought here from . Massachusetts asy-
lum only few days before.
They tell the story Of a Sanford man,
living within hundred miles of Shsw's
Ridge, who went coon hunting one night
recently and took with him a pair 81
nlppers to cut his way through hi.
.neighbors barbed wire fencing. Accord.
Ing 10 the story he used the nippers free
", but later discovered that In the dark
nee. he had cut down his own fence 10
three places.
Superintendent Meloon of the Augusta,
Gardiner a IIallowcll electric road has
msde small electric heater that can be-
adjusted Ia the elecrtic light " lire In bed
room and furnish sufficient heat Ia warn
q fair sired room In q few minutes. To
attach II, you simply remove the light
globe and screw the heater on. Several
have been furnished for Augusta resi-
dences.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
WEST FRygsURG.

Hog killing !. the order % day.
The =. l.. 4. held their annual meeting
Tuesday, Dec. :. and the following otii-
Ger. werr chosen for the ensuing year:
rfvsiisnt. NJ Emua rows
Nirs rrv.tisut. Mr.. Funios llutrhins.
- AL Trsas. Mr.. Harist jons-.
They are entering a very Interesting
program. -,
The annual meeting 10 the grange will
~ held Dcc. n. An AL day meeting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
ERYERuRG.

Miss Anna Barrows made shori
visit at fryeburg on her way to Farm.
ington where she spoke at Dairy meet
Ing.
Mrs. II. r. Bartlett and son have been
visiting In Norway.
John G.. Gerry, q former resident OF
Fryeburg Was In town this week.
Miss Jenna Bickford IL home from .
visit Of several weeks to lIayerhill, Ma.
Miss Hastings entertained the Chsu
tauqua circle, Monday evening.
Tsppan O'good is at Mrs. A. II. Jen
ness.
Public schools opened Monday, after
q short vacation.
Miss Mary y. Bradley will spend thu
winter In California.
The usual meeting Of the wOmsn'i
Club will be held Dec. IL.
q. l.. sturdivant IL teaching 10 Cum
berland.
Efforts are being made to start sing
Ing school.
Miss Mary stickney Of Browndeld 4
In town.
J. A. Cook OF the "I,ewlston sun
spent the past week at A. II. Evans.
Mrs. shesid OF Norway IL moving Int,
DIR. q. II. Shedd's house on Portlan,
Street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11

Oates proportion % the state paper.
A. f1h.tuiug some concern regarding
~ ~ enanglement In which Register
Z PROBATE Park has BECOME Involved by
nsar. q The Poland hens. nut the
ga complication exists only In imsgin-
500. snd l.sgisisr Park i lcosing no
,ssr over 10, hat l. enjoying the hen
,y.i without any apprehension a. TO the
Azure
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11

There 10 Q man In Portland who has
come TO the wise conclusion that all the
reward one should anticipate 70 that
which comes with the sense OF having
done the right thing. lie found . pocket
hook containing 600 and valuable papers
and returned Il 20 the owner Who heel.
tatingly offered him hfty cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
EAST sRoWNFIslo.

The Congregational circle met With
Mrs.. Jacob Colby last "wednesday.
Mr.. Wesley Colby Who has been work
ing In Charleston, Mass, returned home
this week. =,
Mr.. James Il. Ilill has put 10 small
stock Of groceries.
Mr.. John Miller, although seriously
III, 4. thought 20 be somewhat better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11

N Young isdie. 20 Paris Hill will
r-.srf drama entitled. 4 kings
p,agh'rr. AZ Academy Hall, Tuesday
gs-'.s pcc. m. The procccds % 20
srth. fsnsat 20 the Reading Rooms.
r. f-,au and cake gill - ssrVci sitter
~ s-'rrfsinmeut. Admission, H. and
p e.rt. Door. open at. Commences
80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11

". LA. Austin chase, reslding 10
A. Airg Disirict. met With peculiar
,-.l ssr.ous accident saturday. She Wa
-fs.as over IAN % beans snd In at
.smri.rg to prevent the pan from fall
=, ~. fell herself. breaking her hip
M. chase l. elghty-tour years old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
ssyAa FALLS

The ladies circle gave supper and
entertainment In the Methodist church,
p,c. sth. n WAS we'll attended.
4 number from this place vent "a
Portland Dec. Ith 20 a lecture la the
evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11

p.ra,, sheriff Porter came over from
runfnri Talls Nondsy % last wesk
"a a hl,tr,ier ter the stone house. The
,.,--.si boNrter had hcen having a
49, time sunday, and When Mondsy
-arn'rg ctme had no money 10 pay his
80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
Children Cry for Pitchers castorIa.
MEssENGER's NOTICE.
or,ick 90 rnr sHEsITT 10 osFoRp COUNTY.
STATE of MAINE.

OXFORD, ss-Soyemhsr, gIst, \. n. Is4
This l. 90 give Dotioe. that on The glst day 90
Nov, 4. ID. LEA, Warrant In Insolvency
va. issne'i out ~ the Court % Insolvency for
rsii County % oxford, against the estate Of
HIRAM l.. LIBBY, Of Norway. aijudEci
" hs an insol,ent Dettor, 90 petition - saii
DeitOr. which PETITION Vas nle.i on the glst day
% Nov, 4. h. Loo, to whieh lat namei
late Interest on claim. Il o. hs computed, That
the payment % any delts snd the delivery AMI
transfer Of any property hslonrh N saii debtor.
~ him Or Tor his uss, anil the delivery AMI trans
fer Of any property by him are forbidden by
lac; That q meeting ~ the tresiitors % ssi.l
Dsitof, ~ prove their ielt. Ahi choo-s obs 90
mote Assignees 81 his estate, win lie hell n q
Court Of Insolvency, 10 te holden l Paris, In
said County. on The lSh day ~ Dee, A. ID. ls,<,
"a nine o'eiosk In the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date arst Above
written.
A.P. BAssETT. Deputy sheriff,
| o. Messenger 81 the Count Of Insolvency, fos
saii County of Oxford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
oyyoIp. ..-Ma Csur Of Probate he'll .
MEssENGER's NOTICE.
Ouicr 80 rII, snrRIrr 90 otioHp Cousf'
STATE ~ MAINE

ONfoRD. - -pccemlsr 4, \. n. lea
This IL u Give Notice, that on the lth day
~ dee. 4. u. lss, q Warrant In Insolvency
80. is-us-i cat - a.. Count ~ Insolvency fof
sail County ~ O,fori, against tho estate ~
fHtps COLLINS ofrers. All u,l get o. ~ an In
solVent Debtor, on Tstltion 90 saLi DEBTOR, whish
I.tition Vas neion the tth lay ~ Dcc 4. u
let b. which s.t nae.i dat. Interest on claims Z.
o. - cumpute'i that The payment % any .bt. AMI
The delivery and transfer % any property islons
lng a. sAii debtor, D. him OF for his uss AMI The
delivery ani transfer 20 any property ~ him
Arv forbidden ~ Law, that Q inssting ~ the
trviitor- % all Dchtor. b. prove their de. AMI
,hs-,ss one ~ nor, A..isness ~ his estate. viii
- he'll n Count % Insolvency, b. ~ hohien AZ
Paris In said County, On the lth lay ~ l'ec..
A. u. let. Al nine o'ci,-k In the forvboOn.
Gi',n under my hani The late nrst above writ
ten.
fRED 4. PORTER D.pu,y sheriff,
a. Mes.ensr- % tho Couu VI Insolvency, fOr
.Ald County % oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11

Portland and Bangor don't sgree about
the result Of the last football game OF
the series. At the end 81 the first half
the score was TO 4. For some time
nothing WAS scored on the second half,
but finally Bangor scored 4, and the
game was soon sitter called on account
Of darkness. The referee gave the game
to Bangor, y 10 I, but Portland protests,
and says the score should 60 back to ~,
40 Il stood at the close Of the fret half.
The matter IL referred TO DIR. brooks Of
Harvard, who has not yet ruled upon IL.
Meanwhile, Bangor Il celebrating, and
Portland 10 denying.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11

NJ Arthur D.. forbes and Miss Ina 4
f,,lsr usnt o. Cambridge, Mass, last
- o. s'trnd the funeral % the late
psrIsI tHtvs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
sIAIEOE MANY.

STATE 90 MAINE.
~upreme JusllciAl Court, In Vacation.
Bsth.l, Dec. q, isct.
Upon the foregoing nlsi, OKDsRED, That the
lilslAnt give notice o. the saii lila =. Dsy
b. appear bsfor. the justio. 10 our Supreme Ja
diciai Count, ~ IL holden NJ Paris within AMI
for the County % otfori, on the second Tue.
day Of February, 4. u. lso, by Publishing an ~
te.tei copy % aid lihsl AMI this or'isr thereon
thce weeks .uocessiSely Ia the OSfOri Demo
crst q newspaper printed IN Paris, In our County
10 Okfori. the last Publication Ia te Thirty Jay
az kast prior "a said Second Tuesday offebruary
l-.t. that he may there AMI then In our sal
Count appear anil show cause n any he have
Why the prayer OF saii ntslant shoah not u
ENOCH FOSTER, Justice
% the supreme Judicisl Court
A true copy Of libel AMI order Of notice there
Attest ALBEIT :. AUSTIN, Clerk.
y. 4. fos E.q.. keIsr fall.. Attorney 10
Iibelant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11

N. primary school commenced Mon
hy morning under the instruction OF
~. Lucy Andrews.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11

Nj. Helena Psrk ot Mexico, and Mis-.
,.rH Head 10 hast sumner, have been
,i.fine n \. u. Parks the past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11

rN.r, viii DE- union Christmas tree
,,,ss nlvsrsali.t church on Monday
s,rlug p,c,mber sith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11

Wse,t ysni.on this week by the kind
-. % ! a. stuart ~ South Parts. It's
I'D enough Tor editors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11

wm p. Perkins made a business trip
=, h. EASTERN part Of the county last
ssk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11

There IL nor. Catsrrh IN this sestion % ths
county than all other diseases put together. AMI
until tie last few years wss SUPPOSED "a IL In
durable. for sfcst many year. dostor- pro
noanesst 10 q heal di.ea-s. and pfcssritsd l-sl
io-al treatment, pronounced II iReurahle. ssi.
encs Ia. pTp,ch catArfh b. ls q constituti"psl
disease. and thsvfore r.guircs constitutional
treatment Hairs Catarh Curv. manufactured
by b. J. Cheney a Co, rolsio. Ohio, !. the only
itutional eure on the mAfket u l. taken
Internally In lose. frOn ~ drops o. tss-poonfnl
u act. dlr.c,ly ON the blosi AMI muoou. sur
fsos. - the system. They Offer one hunif~i
dollars for any csse n fails D. cure. send for
circulars AMI te.tlrnonisl., Address
VI CHENEY A co. Tols,io. -.
ss-soh by Drusxi.t., 5ac-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11

Rossr, Jackson Is home from West.
,rok seminary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
sIAII ny MAIZE

OXFORD, - November 5. i-+
The nhslant made oath that the aboYe allega
ton a. "a residence % ntelse .. true.
FRANCIS A. fON.
Justlcs ~ the Peace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11

II
TIIE .u1-crilsr hsr,by give. pablo notice
that 10 has l..n duly sppoihi.l by the iIsners
bic Ju.ise ~ Probate for the County ~ otforl
AMI assumed the trust % Administrator 81 The
| estate 80
LYMAN u. SMALL. late ~ nio,sr.
In ..li County. dereas.i. by si,ins bond q. the
la~ iir--t. 10 th.rrfor. r-aue-,. al per-oa-
indslss.i o. tho estate ~ all ies.asssi b. mako
Immediate payment. aai thp-e Who have any
,is,nand. therron ~ sthiht The ssn,e "
No, -, Lao. ORANGE y SMALL.
TIIy .uh.srilsr hereby rive. publle notice
that 10 -. len iulv sppolntsi bv the l'en
IuIs, ~ Probate for tho ,ounty ~ Osfori anil
assumed the true, % AiH'inis'rAior Of the estate
YRynEHICK " B,HrLrrr. late ~ Wool
stal In sahi County. iecsssssi. by kiNinE honi a.
the lsw ,iirvsts b. ther.forr r,lue-s All Isr-oa.
Insislts-i O. the estate ~ all decess~i a. make
lmms.iiais payment sni thu-e Who have any de
mail. ther,nn O. ., hilit tho sane ~
D.c. 9TH, Ice WALTER .. BAgrLkrf.
oNyOgD, ss Ala Court ~ Probate he'll a
FryslHrs within ani for The County ~ ~.
fsr,i On The hr.t Tpe.,isv ~ i,-r.. 4. ~ lea
jar,i v. nerry. Guar,ii.n ~ VI estate 81 w
l.~sa alta. Rsi%-cs q Cob. ~ i,cnmAfk. IN ALL
.par,iian.hip ~ SAIL wari for aliossnoe'
Oap,H,p That the ali susrilAh give
natlce b. all psr-oh. intsrv-is-i. by can'ihs
copy ~ I'M. orier :" Pnhn.h.-,
psm~rrai. . nsw.psIsr printed al Parts. In
s.ii County, that thsy may apprsr a. Probate
Court o. 10 he'll Al Paris. on The hlri Tue
day ~ Jan Rett. n min. o'cl.-l In the FOREMOST.
anil show osu.s. n any they have. Why The sane
'hosh not ls alIo.r,, wtso> J.a,.
""1''" kInEVr u. PARK. Rsx,.tsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
DIED..

In Cambridgr. Mas. dee. 5, Daniel fobs.
as-i u years.
In Albany, Not, n. Irving MeAIli.,er. ase'i
about - years.
In North Par.. Nov. -. Jane. NJ. Ro~elL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11

49, 5Is,,,,..a., CAaryh, sas.i.y school every
..sisy a n A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
Opposite Elm House EN- SWEET, Manager
Smiley Shoe Store,


To riE PEorLE ~ OXFORD CouNTr:
where can you hnd better present for anyone than
good pair Of Boots. Shoes, slippers, Eubber OF Artie
We have full stock Of these good. for Men and Women
and Chlden and selling them for the very lowest
possible price nice Md Button or lace Boot Tor sl
button for s2co Mems slippers for sDGi, 80,
l.Oo Las, ljO, LIS and 1D. full line OF Womens aud
Misses. slippers. a.o Boys aud Nouths In fact would
be hard naming anything that YOU would expect to md
la hr.tclass shoe store that have not got. We do
not claim sell goods for 20 per cent less than our com
petor but We do sell the quality Of goods for les
than they can be- bought elsewhere. These are fact.
which We prove by many customer. from all over
Oxford County aud Increasing business To spite OF all
competition te.tihe. 10 thi. fact.
Come and buy your footwear of as We Will make you
glad you come. We will show you our good. and give
you price, II they do not suit We do not want you
10 buy, but We do want you to.come aud see u.
Yours truly,
SMILEY sIIou STORE.
Il. N. SWEET. Manager.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-10
New Customs Digest.

From Hon. S. M. Damon, Minister
Of Finance, has been received: "Ha-
waiian Tariff and Digest Of the Laws
and Regulations OF the Customs;
Pilot, Harbor and Quarantine Regu-
lations, Position and Bearings OF
Lighthouses; Customs, Port and
Pilotage Fees; Reciprocity Treaty
with the United States; List Of Dip.
lomatic and Consular Agents, Con,
sular Forms, etc. Second Edition
Revised and Compared with all
Laws and Rulings thereon, up to
October 26th, 1899, by Jno, A. Has
singer and Thos. Il. Thrum, at the
request Of $. NJ. Damon, Minister ol
Finance" II makes a book Of more
than 100 pages, printed by II. Grieve
Hassinger's former Digest had be
come out OF date and scarce. The
idea OF a new edition suggested it
self to Mr.. Damon, we believe
through the discussion Of port regu
lations consequent on the strandinl
Of the $. :. Mowers. II is y usefu
work Of reference.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-10
BONDS OF MATRIMoNY.
Mr.. Graham and Miss Berger United
for Life.

There was large congrega, ion
present in st. Andrews Cathedral
at the marriage OF W. NJ. Graham
and Miss Berger yesterday evening.
Rev. Alex. Macintosh was tho Off
Giant In the ceremony. Tho brides
maids were Misses Kate McGrew
and Anna Maertens. j. NJ. Monsar-
rat was best man. Her father gave
the bride away. Wray Taylor play.
cd Lohengrin's wedding march on
the organ for the entry and Men.
delssohn's for tho retiring Of the
bridal party. Walter Dillingham;
and G. II. Kluegel were the ushers.
The fair bride was an object OF in
tense admiration. Her dress was OF
white MORE antique and she wore
tho usual veil. After their marriage
the couple had a reception at the
Booth residence in Pauoa valley,
They left for Pearl City by special
train ut $50 the same night. and will
spend their honeymoon ut Kahuku
Mr.. Graham has been engaged for
many years as an accountant Ia 10.
nolulu, at present filling that posi-,
ton for the Oahu Railway and Land
Company. He Is a Past Master in
Hawaiian Lodge, +. a. A. NJ, and
has always been popular. His beauti'
full bride is a daughter OF Prof. Der
ger, the veteran bandmaster for the
Hawaiian Government.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-10
Shipping Notes.

Tho barkentinc \. q. Wilder will leave
for the Coast with u fun cargo of sugar nj
noon tomorrow.
Tho sugar which came by the steamer
W. u. Hall for w. "a. Irwin n Co.. was
transferred to Tia. barkentinr Amelia Ia.
day.
The British schooner Norma. Walker
master, cleared nj the Custom House this
forenoon for Prnrhyn and fanning's Isl.
ands.
The steamer Mikaliala which lett for the
Garden Isle yesterday will arrive here ON
Saturday, q day earlier than usual, and
leave the following Monday.
Tho sealing schooner Winchester did
not leave yesterday ~ expected. but made
her departure to-day. Captain johnson
met several old friends Of his during his
visit.
The American sealing schooner Mary II.
Thomas, koon master, arrived yesterday
sixteen days from San Francisco. She Is
on her way 10 the Japan Seas, and only
called In here for coal oil. Captain Kooi
was previously in the whaling business.
The steamer Waiaieale arrived thi.
morning from Hanamaulu, Kauai, with
3i6s bags sugar. Captain Smythe report,
having experienced dirty weather with
plenty Of rain. The steamer will leay.
again this evening for Waimea and Elecle
The American bsrkentine W. II. d.
mond, Nilsson commander, arrived In port
about 1880 o'clock yesterday evening, II
days from Fan Francisco. The Dimond
left the Golden Gate on Dec. 10th, at II
o'clock, and had exceptionally good wealth
or with very little rain mp TO arriving OF
port at I o'clock yesterday. The Dimond
brought besides two passengers-one cabii
and one steerage-a general cargo Of mer
chsndise. Captain Nilsson anchored hii
vessel In the stream and this morning
brought her alongside the Oceanic whar
10 discharge cagro. When asked as u
whether he had any stowaways Oh boart
Captain Nilsson replied that he didn't carr,
such "animals."
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-10
DISTRICT COURT MATTERS.
Ono Conviction for Trespass and
Another for Larceny.


In the District Court yesterday
afternoon three Portuguese, +. A.
Fortes, j. Jose aud f. Rodriques
were tried for trespassing and shoot
ing game on land at Waiaws owned
by M. p. Robinson, on Dec. I'D.
Fortes was found guilty and sent
enced to pay a fine Of $l5, the other
defendants were discharged. The
men caught three wild pigs with the
assistance OF two dogs.
Almost the first case on the calen.
dar this morning was Justice, charged
with drunkenness. Justice pleaded
guilty and was fined 81.
All Hing, a lad from the Flowery
Kingdom, was found guilty Of hav-
ing opium in possession, and sent.
enced to pay a fine OF $50.
M. Silva, the Portuguese lad who
was caught stealing brass from the
Honolulu Iron Works yesterday
morning, turned state evidence and
implicated q Chinaman named Chun
Hing. The latter was tried to-day
for receiving stolen goods valued at
SO during one month past. Chun
Hing was found guilty and fined $50
A considerable amount OF old iron
and brass was found on the mans
premises yesterday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-10

Business dead ? Not much !
Leastwise il is not 80 with the
California Feed Company. We
have made II business for our.
selves, which has steadily grown
through all the hard times other
people are complaining about.
We have just secured from Mr..
J. +. Colburn his old stand, cor.
ner Queen aud Nuuanu streets,
and taken possession Of those
large and convenient premises.
We had to do so, because our
old place ut Lcleo is too small
for our fast.increasing business.
In a few days the bark "Mauna
Ala" will be here again with her
fourth full cargo of Hay and
Grain, bought by our Mr.. J. N.
Wright who will arrive OH that
vessel. We prefer to select our
merchandise ourselves rather
than have others do ii, which
means that we get better goods
at n less price.
We thank our many friends
for their liberal patronage fol
the past three years, and hope
by strict attention to q business
we thoroughly understand to
merit the patronage Of as many
more.
CALIFORNIA FEED co.