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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-09
NJ. 3. POTTS SIX
Main and Tenth Streets. Wheeling, W. Va.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE--FARMS.

Farm. Il acres rich bottom lard. miiGs
west OF bridgeport. q. cheap; easy terms.
Farm. 20 acres rich land. 5 miles from Clariny.
ton. O., cheap on easy terms. s.. $50.
Farm, 40 acres miles east OF CITY, on easy
terms.
Farm, 97IS acres, 1 miles cast Of Benwood.
cheap, oil easy terms,
Five acres Of rich bottom land. splendid toE
gardening, near Elm Grove: on easy terms
Farm, Sacrcs, nearly all bottom land IA miles
from Elm Grove; cheap.
Three aud half acres, with small house, CT
miles east OF city.
Farm. 1871 acres. good portion Of same bottom
lAnd, on Big Grave creek, near MUuudsviltc.
Farm. g. acres 8 miles west OF Bellaire on Nc
Mechcn creek. one half bottom land.
Farm. s. acres, miles from city, with room
brick house and good outbuildlngs OIL same.
Farm 100 acres, 5 miles east of city.
Farm . acres. imi!es east Of city.
Farm. us acres. 9nileS east OF city, on Nation
oil road.
Farm. so acres. So miles east OF city.
Farm. 90 Rcres, miles east Of city.
Fruit farm,,26 acres Q miles west OF Bridgeport
Farm, Gj acres, I miles east Of city.
Farm So acres 6lS miles east OF city.
Farm, 10 acres, near MoundSvIlle.
Farm I93z acres 81 miles east Of city.
Farm, 10 acres . miles southeast OF city.
Farm, l2j acres. miles from city.
Farm, go acres, in Brooke copRfy, ". Va
Farm, 100 acres, Ia Belmont county, ONO
Farm, II acres miles cast OF city.
We have also u number OF other farms chcan
Houses and lots In and near city. mud many *
them OH easy terms. Houses from $50 aud up
wards, Lots from $50 aud upwards We rJn'
slider II no trouble 10 show the list Of our prop'
erty and the property Itself Now is the I!iaeD
10 L0AN--sNO. SOD 500. 500 500 sl,oDl
sl'oO and $1,000 to l0an on city rcal estate
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At the Grand last night Mr.. John
Griffith and very acceptable company
presented Faust" to an audience which
filled the house and was very apprecia-
tive. No finer presentation as to scenic
and mechanical effect was ever seen in
this city. The stage settings were all
beautiful. Mr.. Griffith is forcefut
actor and Miss Danncourt pretty and
natural Marguerite. Mr.. Lawrence is a
good Faust The rest Of the support
was capable and satisfactory. The YER
sion given is worthy the immortal work.
1t will be repeated this evening, to.mor-
row afternoon and evening. and all
three performances should draw large
andiences
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LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
Matter, OF Minor Moment In and Abou
the CITY,

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
the CITY.
The GRAND this evening-"Faust."
TnE Tiltonville pottery has resumed.
Tue West Virginia glass works is of
this week.
OPERA HOUSE this evening-"Pirates
OF Penzance."
TIE LaushIin nail works will prob
ably go on next Monday.
There seemed to be more music in the
blowing OF tho factory whistles yestsr-
day than usual.
GUIDE mills Nos. S aud 0, at the
Etna-Standard. resumed yesterday.
These are Republican Times.
JAMES A. GARFIELD Circle No. l,
ladies OF the G. A. r., will hold a spe-
cial meeting at G. A. 4. hall, on Main
street, on Friday afternoon at 2:3o.
A MEETING OF the council committee
on elections has been called for this
evening to mako the preliminary ar
rangemen:s for the city elections next
January.
YESTERDAY morning the first three
letters N. Marsh & Son, the cigar
makers, found in their mail, contained
orders for 10000. 10000 and 10000
stogies. respectiveiy-a total Of 10000.
Now the times have really begun to
boom.
THIS is the response to an invitation
sent over to Martins Ferry: will the
Martins Ferry Republicans 20 to Wheel.
| ing tomorrow night to help celebrate
tho triumph Of protection? Just wait
and see. The town will be almost de.
populated"
Tie members Of the Junior Epworth
League OF the Wesley NJ. L. church are
arranging for the celebration Of the Sec
ond anniversary of their organization.
This event will take place on the 10th
Of this month, and the young people
have prepared for what will be very
creditable entertainment. The entire
membership will take part, aud they
have issued invitations TO the sister
leagues OF the city to take part.
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MoUNDsvILLE JoLLlFIEs.
Tie Republican Victory Properly Cole.
hrRted There.

brRted There.
Last night the Republicans Of
Moundsville and Marshall county cole.
brated tho victory OF last Tuesday in q
very croditablo way. 1t was one OF tho
boat blow-outa Of the kind the town evos
saw, and tho enthusiasm never was
equalod there. Fully $500 people par.
ticipated in it, and tho process
sion, brilliant with rod IRE.
moved through all tho principal
streets, which were denseIy thronged
will enthusiastic people. Tho town
was beautifully decorated aud illumin.
ated, tho penitentinry officials assisting
very generously to make this feature 4
success. There was a magnificent dis.
play Of fireworks, and a general good
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
stnge OF Water aad Movements OF hoae
The River Interest,

StnEe OF Water aad movements OF hoaess
The River Interest,
The marks at the public landing last
evening showed feet 2 inches in the
channel and still slowly rising. 1t is
thought that the river will remain at a
good boating stage for some time. The
various packet lines have all resumed
with the exception OF the Cincinnati
Pittsburgh boats, which, it is expected.
will be brought out the fore part OF
next week. The Keystone State and
Scotia are still lying up at the upper end
OF the river front.
To-day the Ben Hur will depart for
Parkersburg and way landings at 1880
a. m, and tho Courier will be here from
Parkersburg to-nighta and leave for Pitts
burch at 10 p. IN. Saturdays packet
will be the Ben Hur Tor Parkersburg at
Top. IN.
The reports from headwaters were as
follows:
Greenshoro-River feet inches and
stationary; weather cloudy and cool.
Warren-River feet 4 inches and
falling; weather cloudy and cold.
yillc-River 6 feet inches
and rising; weather cloudy and cool.
MUSLIN BANNERS for the demonstra-
ton Saturday night on short notice.
Telephone No. GA. Ross 7. CHEW.
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CHEF MARSHAL STERLING

Announces Appointments and Other In.
formation for Saturdays Celebration.
Chief Marshal Hugh Sterling got
down to hard work Immediately after
he had been selected aud drew up the
following general order, which covers
all arrangements for Saturdays big
celebration:
GtHerd order No. !.
The following Instructions are issued for the
guidance Of ali interested In the parade to take
place saturday evening.
Marshal OF First Dlvision-aajor J. V. L.
Marshal of tho Second DivisIon-CecIl Robin.
M Marshal of tho Third DlvlsiOn-capt Frank
Aides to Chief Marshal-Dr L. n. Refer. Major
r. C. Catch. Hal speldcl. W: X. Bodleg: Howard
Atkinson. Robert Luke. IT,. Levi Cassell, Oswald
Schneider, Samuel iIaxlett, Samuel Brubaker,
Green Jefferson, Gus Medick, Capt s. L. Brlce
John CummlnS, John L. Wright. II. c. Meyer
Sam johnson. Henry schrebe, Ben. llorkheimer,
E. p. Wheat, John X. List. George Zoecker
Jacob Snyder. j., Harlan Carter, Charles Bnsbey,
John G. HAberield, \. Mounlford. william
ASmuS. Edward Elliott. Richard Mooney. Joseph
Marshall. Major William GOcring John Medlck.
Harry Jones, Charles D0vlcr DR.. K a. Hildreth
Dr.. j. T. Bellvllle. Dr.. K J. Reed, William Nc.
CormIcg. Charles Bachmau. Frank Wright
Arthur Hubbard, Harry Whitaker. George KEN
pie, Dr. D. II. Taylor A. Lancaster, Dr.. Will
lam Petric. William Schwertieger ". ]. FrlEzell,
Robert Anderson.
FIRST DIVISION.
MarshAl-MajorJ ]. V. l. Rogers.
AidS-lohn c, Ucvlue, Albert Schenk, Chester
Fl. Dean. william H. HOrnIsh. Phil Bachman,
James Callahan, Capt. Tho& Prince, \. List
VIM. Blum. DR.. S. r. DlEney, Oliver Bcllvllle,
ThoS DAWSON.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal-cecIl A. Robinson.
AidS-Willam TrOutwine. Thomas Leyland,
Lawrence Dunlap. Charles Wilson. Scott Fair,
John McGannon. William Turner, Chris KalbIt.
ger, Edward Elliott, G. Ed. Mcndel.
THIRD DIVISION.
MarShal-Capt. F. H. Lisby.
AidS-William Hare, ir, Robert Hill, J. ARM
strong Charles Seibert. D L. Prayer. X. T. GLASS,
William Lyle. William Worth, IT,, Abram Nc
CoIloch, David Keller
FOR FORMATION.
Tho column will form with first division on
Ninth street, right resting resting on MIN; sec
ond division oil Market south OF Ninth, right
resting on rear OF first division; third division
on Market north OF Ninth, right resting on
Ninth.
ORDER OF MARCH,
Chief Marshal aud Chief OF Staff,
Aides In sections OF eight,
Marshal OF first division and Aides.
A detachment OF sixteen from Young Mems
Escort Club,
Americas Club. of Pittsburgh,
Tippecanoe Club, Of Cleveland,
Other uniformed visiting clubs,
Escort Club, OF Wheeling,
Invited guests In carriages, with a double
liue OF colOrCd Republican clubs
as guard OF honor.
Marshal OF Second Division and Aides,
Uuiormed visiting clubs,
Ward clubs Of Wheeling.
Marshal Of Third Division and Aides,
lOfSeinen,
Carriages
Trades displays
Wagons
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4 Bic BOOM COMING.
wheeling win be Foil Of Rspubll-
caus from Elsewhere
TBE DEMONSTRATION SATURDAY

WIN DO the Greatest Even. of the
Klad Erer Witnessed in the State
All the cOngreasmsn.Elect viii DO
Hsre-Pittsbargh. Cleveland aud
Other Towns VIII Send Thousands,
and tho Neigbboring Population
VIII be Here to a Mana Glorious
Night Assured.
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FOR RENT.

No, n South York street: three rooms. frame,
$1,000.
No 1901 Woods street. six rooms, brick, ST. 90.
No. ll9 Thirty third street, Ave rooms brick.
$500.
10. IIOi Alley II. two rooms. brick. 500
No. .3Ig ChaplnG street twOStOrT brick.
two.story frame dwelling OF i've rooms on
South Elm street.
$40 McCnlOch street, four rooms.
No rs Llue street, second ilo1r SIC.
No al1l McCOlloch street. twU.StOry frame
No. SO Main street, large modern brick dwell.
iUC. fourteen rooms.
No. 1891 McColloch street, brick, sil 90
No. o. Ohio street three rooms. $50.
NJ. 6i9 MIN street. brick dwelling.
No ntUn Main street. trSt floor. throe roomS
Two furnished rooms for men. on Jacob. b.
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
Two splendid Office rooms In Masonic building.
No. fGChRnline street, i've rooms, Slj0L
No. ljOi Market street, oitcO rooms
No. III rhirty.thirl street. dVe rooms SOL
Rooms TOT manufacturing purpose, With power
furnished. In the business part OF city.
Store rooms OF: South SIte0t, In 1eaSne Tab.
eTnRcc building
MONEY TO LOAN,
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NEWFRUITS
CANNED,
EVAP0RATED
AND DRIED.

Our new Fruits are now coming in and
are exceedingly fine. Our purchases
are large and from the most reliable
packers on the Pacific Coast. Our Gus
tomers can therefore rely on getting the
worry best from us at cheap price:
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time was had BY all. In the parade
we're many young men who were for
merly Democrats, bus have been re.
eantly converted 70 protection.
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Last night about 1880 o'clock the big
water main on South Eod street burst
at CaldwelPs run and was not repaired
until after midnight. The street cars
we're blockaded aud transfers at the
scene were made necessary. The water
supply Mt the Wheeling Electrical Com
panys plant gave out and the electric
lights were out for half an hour all over
town. A supply OF water was impro-
visud and the lights were on again at
II: 80.
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Atlantic Tea Co.
Neutrality-suspicious.
PUBLIC SALE.
", r. Hubbard. Administrator.

VIZ huooatd, Auuiiu's''A'''' In Cbnncerr
Ellie R. AnShuz and Others.
In pursuance Of decree made on the !eth day
Of October, 1884. by tho c1Tc"l; court Of ohIo
county, III the above entitled cause tAc under
signed appointed special commissioner for tho
purpose, Will, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER il. ls9i
commencing at 10 clock a. H.. on the premises,
sell at public sale 10 the highest bidder the tract
Of land beautifully located nOAr the SRtionh!
ROad about four and one hall miles east o!
Wheeling. comprising Jgli acres owned ana
occupied by Mrs Fine Russell In her lie time,
There Is comfortable and roOmy dwelling house
and stable on the premises and many trait,
shade Rnd ornamental trees. Tho right 70 use
the two lanes adjoining the property Will be sold
ThIS property has been sabdIvIdcd into thrcu
parcels. TWO Of them containing about Que aero
aud a half each, nnd the other. on when Tue
dwelling house stands CONTAINING nchriy lhIee
acres These parcels Will be offered separately
and the property will be sold In such parcels or
as whole, rs will be found most advantageous
At tho same time and place viii he sold lot
fronting GU tho National isoad opposite "heel'
For the boundaries Of the above mentioned
parcels aud lots reference Is made 10 the decree
aforesaid and 10 the plat filed with the commits
sIOneT's report In the above entitled cause
TERMS or SALR:-OnO.thIrd Of tho purchase
money, aud Rs much more us the purchaser may
elect In cash. the residue IN two equal liN1all'
lnunts nj one nnh two years from the way 81 s3le'
the purchaser giving notes for the deferred IN
staiiments bearing Interest from the day OF sale,
aud the title 10 be retained uutl. the purchase
money Is mid In full and conveyance directed
hy tho court. Tho purchaser OF tho parcel upon
which the dwelling hOuse sinnGs viii be required
To insure the dwelling house IN All amount 10 DO
liked by tho commissioner rs further security.
". r. HUBBARD.
Special Commissioner
J. C IIERvEY. AuCtlonerr,
I'D EnNUFitp hna
becn given M Tc1nircd bv law bF W. r. Hub.
bnrtl, the Special Commissioner IN the above en-.
titled cause. JOHN W. MITCHELL Clerk.
Ocl7
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The column will move promptly Mt O'Clock
north TO Filth Countermarch TO Eleventh; Il
Market; to Twentieth: to Chaplinc; TO Thirty
third; to EOn; 10 Thlrtv.sIXth; 10 jacob: "a
to Thlrty.thlrd; to E0fl; to Twcnty.sevcuth: "a
ChaplnC; 10 Twenty. fourth; to M0ln; TO Four
tenth; to Market; 10 Mcclure house aud dis
band.
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CLEVELAND, O., Nov. s.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. s.
jana K Hail. Chairman.
Thanks for invitation. The break is
an Indication Of uorth and south for a
solid America. congratulate you.
1tYRoN T. HERRICK.
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Marshal and aides will report promptly at :
O'Clock al corner Of Main and Ninth streets.
Aides that cannot serve are requested TO I'LL the
vacancy.
Marshals will be designated by red SaShe';
aides BY white SaShcs, anu the chief mArhal By
n blue sash. llUdH STERLING.
Chief Marshal,
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MUSLIN BANNERS for tho demonstra-
ton Saturday night on short notice.
Telephone No. Ga. Ross T. CHEW.
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thereby certify that bond and security has
been given NJ required BY law BIZ w, 7. Hub
bnri, the Special Commissioner ~ the above Gu
titled cause join W. MITCHELL Clerk;
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BARGAIN sULLErIN-E. 8. POTTS.

We have just purchased at Assgnees sale the entire Stock
on the market for few days prices that will move the goods
Bargain hunters will do well call early The following eX'ta
from their opening announcement speaks for ITSELF and we
pose to close the balance Of the stock at still lower prices
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ELKrxs, W. Va, Nov. s.

J. L Hall, Chairman.
Thanks; will be on hand Saturday to
rejoice with our friends.
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prrrsnuReH, Pa Nov. 5.

plrrssURaH, Pa, Nov. s.
james Z. Hall, Chairman.
The Americas club will be with you
Saturday. We expect to bring one
thousand people fsom Pittsburgh.
J. DR.. LIrrELL, Secretary.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-25

war Mohawk to Port Limon. The
remainder we're taken away by pri.
vate boats. The Nicaraguan general
at once proclaimed martial law
There was much disappointment on
the part of the American residents
on the withdrawal OF the mariues.
The captain Of the cruiser Marble
head refused protection to Ameri'
cans implicated in political intrigues
and they left the country.
A despatch from Port Limon
Costa RIGA, Of the 18th, to London
Times announces the arrival OF the
Mohawk and adds
"Bluefelds was retaken by two
thousand Nicaraguans, who arrived
from Rama and Greytown, aboard
transports flying the United States
Gag. The American marines re.em.
barked on their approach, abandon.
ing the American residents, many oil
whom removed the national flag
from their homes, trampled on il
and hoisted the British flag. The
Nicaraguan officials on entering the
government house hauled down the
flag and tore il to shreds, hoisted
the Mosquito flag and arrested mum.
erous Americans and Jamaicaus sus.
pected of sympatbising with Chief
Clarence. Captain Stewart went
into prison and rescued all who we're
willing to claim British protection,
The Mohawk remains at Port Limon
awaiting orders from Great Britain
Chief Clarence is still aboard the
Mohawk"
EUROPE.
Sandow, the strong man, was mar.
ried at Manchester on the Sth inst
to Miss Blanche Brookes, the daugh.
ter Of local photographer.
At 3 o'clock this morning Santo
Cpsario, tho assassin Of President
Caruot, was guillotined at a point
about 80 metres from the prison
He was in q state OF terror. When
the attendants seized him to lay
him under the knife he struggled
fercely to free himself. At 4 Sc
o'clock all was ready. Casario
shouted: Courage, comrades! Long
live anarchy The knife fell at 8
o'clock exactly, and Cpsario's head
fell into the basket.
The Wellman expedition has ar,
rived al Tromsoe, Norway, all vel
aud In good spirits.
The London Daily News state,
there has been great activity in oil
markets since the passage Of the
American tariff bill. Metal, copper
aud tin are especially active in anti
cipation Of large American demsnt
for tin plates.
In the House Of Commons 81
amendment to the Miners Eigh,
Hour bill was carried, liz to 107
making IL operative only In districts
wherein q majority Of the election
decided In favor OF Il. On the pas
sage Of this amendment the bill wa
Immediately withdrawn by its pro
moter.
The House OF Lords has thrown
out the Evicted Tenants bill, one o
the most important measures Of tn,
Governments Irish policy.
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Sugar News.

Mr.. Godfrey Brown has received
the following Telegram from Mr..
Lilieuthal, dated San Francisco,
18th August: Senate tariff bill pass
cd. New house amendments are po-
litical material for fall campaign.
Tariff changes sugar schedule this
or next Congress most unlikely.
Another telegram states that the
free sugar bill has passed the house
and was In the Senate referred to
the Finance Committee.
This means that sugar is all right.
Tho duty goes.
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LADIES' COLUMN.

If you can stand a little
plain honest talk this week
Of the kind that makes food
for meditation and prayer, we
will proceed. We are in bust
ness to make money, and do
it in this way: We buy d.
rect; we sell direct; we buy
the best goods our money can
get for the least money they
can be obtained that covers
the buying branch of the bust
ness. Now for the selling
branch: We have the stock ;
the goods are just what we
represent them to be, moth
ing more or nothing less !;
our prices cover our legit,-
mate profit. We do not be-
long to the class of trade that
sells below cost, we haven't
the money or inclination. We
have H. YER made any unparal-
leled bargains, smoke, fire,
water or red flag prices, Sim
ply because we have never
cared for the class of trade
that believes any sane mer-
chant can do such a thing.
This tells the history of the
forty odd years Of our sue
cess.
The doctors are all of one
mind on the UNDERW EA X
question they agree that fire.
quent changes are absolutely
necessary. We anticipated
this and have an immense and
well selected stock. We want
to specially call your attention
this week tn our MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR. It's worth
while to call and look at tn,
trimmings on them.
Fortunately we had large
Oh der placed with the factory
in Brussels for i. ID. Corscts
We ran out of some sizes bu
can give any size you wan
as they have arrived. We aIs'
received dir ct importation
Of Embl oidered and ScollOpe'
HANDKERCHlEFS : thcs,
goods are worth every cen
we ash for them.
FLANN El.ETTES ut
yards tor $l.OO.
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All the Government physicians
have not taken the oath Of fsalty to
the republic, as a contemporary has
stated. Dr.McKibbin is an excep-
ton. Having served successive Gov
ernments for many years without he
ing required to take test oaths, he
declined to be coerced at this par
ticular time.
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@. r. Harrison, practical piano
and organ maker aud tuner, can fur
nish BEST factory references. Orders
left At Hawaiian News Go. will re-
ceive prompt attention. All work
guaranteed TO b~ the same ~ done
IN factory.
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Court Items.

Lydia X. Cummins has issued out
. writ OF libel for divorce against
her husband, d. H. Davis. +. NJ.
Hatch for libellant.
The sale Of land by H. Smith,
commissioner, to-day, In the estate
of Antonio Monteiro, brought $50.
A. Marques was the purchaser.
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NOTICE,

NVONG Sal, FORMERLY on FORT
w street, Honolulu, having made M
assignment 10 me for the benefit Of his ore.
diinrs, all parsons having claims against
said estat. are requested Ia PRESENT them
10 me at my uilic. within one week from
date, after which time none viii bo al.
lowed, l.. u. KERR.
Honolulu, Aug, ~, lsJi lils-iw
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II you want to know what a strong
horse is, read the new advertisement
OF the California Feed Co.
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Hawaii Left Out.

According to an official statement
issued by the Dominion Govern
ment, II has been decided to aban-
don Hawaii as a port for the landing
OF the Canadian A australian cable.
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Jas. F. Morgan has a notice in re-
gard to Chas. Girdler's affairs.
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At Mr.. Levey's sale OF land to-day
at Punahou, lot 1 brought $500 and
lot 2 brought sos.
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The Champion leaves at 4 o'clock
for Necker Island. She goes from
there direct to Esquimalt, not re-
turning to Honolulu at all.
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There will be an extra concert by
the Government band at tho Ha-
waiian Hotel this evening, in honor
Of the Countess Of Glasgow and
other passengers by the Arawa.
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A meeting Of the Honolulu Social
and Dancing Club will be held at
the Thistle Club rooms this evening
at 1880, for organization. All mem.
bers are requested to attend.
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The Bishop of Sydney is one Of
the through passengers on the s. s
Arawa.