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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
6pbe 1arfer Npti,en.

-Sis SranfIin Seuer Gpmpanie Bat
am Mpntas Elm pra9tbpues Geipann
Pferbe gum 8ieben ber Spribe erbaItsn.
- Inter benz glamen ,,9ennp
8eefIp" fol- bier bonn 9. Stunt al Elm
neues 8latt erihsinen.
- @ebriSer GIarfe tperben an ibren
Store an 9iorb Wiain abenue einen
Inbau MAIDEN, ber $4,000 foften fol-.
= Das slusuita 2aifeG bat am 4.
SuIi in @abIer'S Sarmonie @artsn elm
pic Sic.
-Sdnbe unb @eii6t berbrannte am
9ienitas @iaiam gSiniams bon Sas
gperett Gpenue in ber Orforb 9rubs,
bod iinb bic 8erIebunsen nidt idipsr.
CINE Srau 2pIer bon sebntsr GtraBs
itiirste am 9ienitas cine 5reppe in ibrsr
@cbnuns binab unb brad ben Iinfer
Nrm.
= Ser ct. Soispbs beutide fatboIi.
ide nnterit. 8erein Der @eitieite ipirt
am 9ienitas, ben 26. Stunt, iein ie1teS
iabrIi&ss 9ic Sic i'm Central 9arf abs
baIten.
= Sis 8. 8. & SO. 60. ipirb ar
STEELE Der iebisen Bride iiber SeIoipi
Strabe cine neue erri1ten IaiIen, tpeI9t
so SUB brett iein tpirb. GesentpGrtis IL
bic Strabenbreite nur Is SUB.
- Die Mntpenbuns bon Dr. 4usuf
85nis's Samburser Gropfsn Bel appstit.
Iofefeit ipirb bon ben beiten grfpIgen be.
sIeitet iein. 8rsis fiinfsis Gsnts BIZ
SIaide.
-9ie@runbbsiibsr an SO. 2adaipanno
4bsnue, sipiiden ben 8. 8. & 80. @eIsiD
fen unb Heunter Strabe, poaen BIZ
Strass nit bsIsiidsm SteinpfIaiter be'
Iesen.
-9ie gbeIeute Georse S9immeI.
pfsnnis bon apenue 3 berIpren am Dor.
IeStsn Mittipob ibrs 5oGter Anna burd
ben Sob. Die 8esrbisuns fanb an
Sreitas bon benz Grauerbauis aus mad
benz ct. Sobns tatbcIii6sn SriebbofC
fat,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Bon NeterSburQ.

Ser alte Ni1aeI O'Sara bon 1876
Norb Srbins Ipenue itarb am Sonntas
i'm 70iten 2ebenSiabre unb tpurbe am
DtittipO6 beerbist.
- Wir baben berseHen su eripGbnen,
baB George Sarber ben BapeIsei nidt
nit mad 9eutf4Ianb nabm. Ser &es
porter tpGni1t ben 8siben cine berenlsts
8eiis unb ssiunse @ieberfebr.
-9ie 2side bss BERT. Sobann GarI
WlaIlsr purbe bon ben Aer,tsn untsriu9t,
peIde fanben, bab bas Ser; berfettet,
bic 2unss um bas 8ierfade sersrbBsrt
unb nod ionitiss innerIi8e Stbrunsen
porbanben iparen. Die NeItefen unb
Eruises Der 8ir6e funsirten bel ber 8e'
erbisuns als 8abrtraser.
-8ei al ben i9Iedten 8eitsn tpirb
bier Hsibis sebaut. Gonp Stump baut
Elm Saus an TapIor Gpenue, Nebeer
WaIler Elm Saus an &ibee StraBe, Bbis
lip @asner Bat iein Saus an berieIben
Strabs fsrtis; @ia Soffmann baut Elm
Stad an iein WObnbauS an YauI Strabs.
Oscar 8ibseipap faufte bas gisentbum
an bsrieIbsn StraBs bon Srau Stein unb
pirb bisisn CONNER Elm boppeItes @obns
baus barauf bausn; bas alte Saus lief
er auf bic binters Ssite i4affsn.
- Die @rdber Der bier besrbister
SpIbatsn-Soiepb Sarber, Sriebri@ 8,
@Isi6mann, BbiIip Sartmann, glidolaus
WlaIIer, GarI Ri6ter, Spbn Sdneibsr,
@iaiam Stein, 8eter 8asner, Sriebrid
8sinsart, Sris s. TeufeI, Ierres Seuer.
itsin, ssobn Wiartinss unb 9llbsrt 8ruit-
ipurben am W(ittipod beforirt. 9ie g.
Of q. riidtsn in boiler Uniform aus uni
aud bic Ssuertpsbr mar nit ben alter
Splbaten; eS tparen an 300 Yerioner
auf benz air1bofe. Serr George Sduli
iunsirte ais Maridaa ber alien 8etera,
men, bieIt cine furse Rsbs unb bsrIaS bi,
Namen Der bsrfprbenen 8ameraben
2amerab gbiIip S9pei;er perridtet,
has Gebet fir bieislben, nie aud fii,
bas flnftise @sbeibsn unb @obIerssbsi
Der Ser. Staaten. Serr Paitor STAN
boIpb belt cine furse, aber isbr Iebrrsid
anipra6e iiber bic @ntftebuns bes &s
beIionsfrieses. Der Susenbpersin be
tpsibsn 8ir9e trus etIi6e i66ne 2isbs
Dor, bann fam bic 8r6bsrihmlduns
bas Rationaaieb: "My country tits o
thee", bierauf Der Sesen bon Ssrrl
Bitr. RanbcIpb. glu4 bic ainpsr be
SO. s SduIe trussn Elm 2ieb Dor. 81
game @ode batten ii6 bic 8ertpanbts
Der geritOrbsnsn UNI bic S8mddunI
Der @rdber bemlbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Duumpre.

= 8oser MaIia brad am Srsitas
9lbsnb in ieiner WObnuns an apple
Strabe, nabe Drinfer, burd einen Sal
in ben &eIer baS @enid. Or mar bes
trunfen unb tpOIlts pbsnauf seben bidi
an bsr Greppe gum oberen Stodtperfs
iit aud bic 9repse gum 2elIer, nur
bur6 einen idmaIen Streifen 5ubboben
bon chamber sstrennt. unb WaIia mut
einen SebItritt semadt baben. Gr bins
terl6bt cine Srau unb ;tpsi 2in6er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Sersleisen beilbar.

Die 8idiisttit bitier Ssbauptuns mag BON
9islsu br,wtifslt psrptn. abr penn Or. Granf-
lin Wilss, Der ausessibnsteSpsr f3nbtanas,
bsbauptst, bab Ssrslsben bsiltar tnb unb stts
burt SauIsnbt ppn 3eusninsn punbnbarsI
Ssilunaen bur6 isin 9isp Seart Cure benefit
70 Ienft ciss bic Nufmsrfiamfsit bon Wlillipnen
bic an fnr,sm atbsni, Ssrsflppfen. nnresslmabi'
asm puls, MassnblabunssnL S4msstn tn bt'
Seits unb S6ultsr, Grfidunssanfdllsn Sbn'
ma6t, Walieriu6t II I. IN. ltibtn, auf Fb.-N
Il. Davis, Silper Gref, gieb, ipurbe burt bic,
SlaIdsn Or. Nliles gisp Seart Cure ppn einen
bsrsits ,pIlf SABRE pGbrenbsu Ssrsltibsn stbsilt
Dislss punerbare SsiImittsl III su babtn be
aisn Apc,befsrn. Bud umipnif.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Orits Giirr's
1tntpn
&ejtanration & Galoit,
ala Qdddfpannd Hbsn,te.
3l3 2adatpanna absnus.

Die Retnuration uirb fets nit ben fsiufsn
Delitatefen Der Sabrss,sit berfsbsu fsin.
Nm 8etrdnien baIte i'd nebsn otm borJis.
li6en 9. RObiuionfden 8isrt, nur bic bsfteu
Beiue uno aiquore. unb 60 Uiro mein Be-
ftreben iein, burd prOmptt uno reele 8ebien.
uns bic sunoeu iufrieoen Bu fteleu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Hus benz cbereu EbaIe.

gu SeEup 1T elm poitamt etabIirt
tpUrben. Die gOit tpirb tdsIi6 pisrmaI
,u 8sdpiIe abseliefert unb bon bort naa
Ssfup befDrbert.
Der Damn Der OIppbant @aHsr
60. serbarf in ber Donneritas gtadt
unb bas @aHer iiberflutbete bic llmse8ene
bes gbbp Greef Sda6tes. Der einsise
S6absn mar bas Bssipai6sn bss @is'
bauies Bel benz Damme.
(GarbpnbnIs Gurrsipunbsni.)
Sine S6suer bes 8atrid 2pn6 an
Bed apenue in Der 5. @arb brannts
Nontas Morsen nieber.
Sn Dem @abIeontsif fir bic SduI.
birettoritele fur bic 8. unb 4. 0arb stpis
iden Sobn s. Collins unb Batrid S.
SusbeS bat eriterer NIT elmer Stimmt
Mebrbeit setponnsn.
- Inter benz glamsn 2adaipamna
8alIep Traniit 60. bat ii6 bier elm,
nsue Strabenbubn @eielIidaft ssbiIbst
Gin fiibnss g8asniB anseiihts Der gr'
fabrunsen Der anceren @eieui4aft.
= George 80. Mans farb am Dom
nerItas i'm Ilter bon "a Sabren. q
tpar felt ;tpei Sabren Ieibeno, sebbrt
Der Mcsart 8anb unb reridiebenen an
beren Orsaniiationen an unb purbe an
Samifae beerbist.
- Ser Gisarrenmuder Sobn Sbe
bon bier, behen Seimaib BIpmoutb ma,
tpurbe SamIas um Uiitternadt nab
ber NapfisIb 8etriebsitation bon elmer
| idbpdrts fabrsnosn eIeftriiden 8abn
tpassn iiberfabren unb 10 idtper berIebt
bab er cine Stunbe ipater ftarb.
- Der Germania @siansSsrein q,
ba6te am Sefprationstase in Der 8et
itpne SalIe Elm gpnssrt unb Bal su a
ben, bat bic Seitli6feit aber iebt auf b
l5. SUM beridoben. Gin iebr reid
baltises un6 Invertebrates 9rosram
ipirb aussefdbrt iperben.
(str&balp @Drrtippnbfni.)
= Gin 8inb bonn NidasI 8upp br
Siaitrube itarb am Srsitas unb tpurI
am Wontas besrbiBt.
- Die Garbonbale Traetipn Gpn
panie sssentt ibre 8abn Bis ;um San
flag i'm @sidbilbe unisres Ortss fert
su baben unb lit burd bas uneiniti
Bettsr uufOsbaIten tpOrpen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01

Sri
GentS
Store,
523 9afaiuanlta 9(be.,
sipiidsn 8aibinston unb abams,
ssssnHtr Der Dutissn Obj Ssnops Saas.
eampsnsIGisr, mittlrrt @rUbt..
eampsnslaisr sreBs.
5rinf9l1ifr.
gSstnslGitr
Saure-@'fitirre.
salisn uns nntsrtaIen, isSs.............-......3
Naltinen Del. .........................3
RssaI'papisr, 2 DuBsnb SsssH.
StsduabsIn papisrs.
5ints, aIsbfROf. ....3
5pisttsn-Seifs. -................
SHauftln.. ............. ............ ....3
p"sol1pt.-.'.............. 8
startufsIfU6sr aus pol, uns Drabt.............3
aufpaits -Sarfsn... ........................ ....S
sampenitirnts
9annsr. ubsr SpIaib-Nattsn.. ...8
aammfdfGtn Spisssl cbr Strsi9bottsbal-
II I.'..........,.".".........
Onfrl Cam Gar Ssife
9uts Gar Ssifs.... ..........................4
Ofsn-pUlitur, Peerless paft" .................4
Gliifiss Sfsn.p .ppltrir..
Sruben.eampsn..
1 Quart braunr 3riiss..
2 Quart gimn nit Dsdtl..
DlittslmaBiss eampentrnnsr. nsr....................4
10 Quart Gsi&irrpfanns.. ns........................tO
guts S&ubbiirlfs,. ...8
ltno cine eublcfe Huspabf bon ars
tifeln gu Nreifen, bic nirsensss
ES ipc unterboten tperSen.
Spbe Barter, 8slsbus, Sdblsits unb
Sunmore unb SO. 6 StraBenbabn pais
Iiren bic Tbiire bes
3 Settts SfOre.
523 Saceatpanna 2(penae,
Serantpn, "a.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Wfiles' Seerpen. uns eeber. 0ine

pirisn nad einsm neuen 8rinjip; fe oronsr
9eber, @aseu uno 8ebdrme ourd Die Rerpsn
Gine neue Gntosduug. Or. Wiles' Rilen bel
len @allsnleibsn. ibeIn 8sfdmad. untbdtis,
9eber, Samorrboiben 8erfOpfung. Sbn'
@leihen fur Wdnuer. 6ranen uno Sinber, Si
tIeinitsn. miIoeiteu unb fideriten 9illsn. 81
Dozen 25 6. 4sroben umionft bel allen Apo
heferu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
@OSfitOS ttttD Slte1ett
fprnmem nnb Sbr 9ebrnntbt
gcreen=Sbiiren, Tenter=scrects, etc.

Gnt. gsnB tu aussss Sh sbrwdrst unS unnhBs
pus. 90 uub sn b mir bn nieSeren NreH gS'
ruud 8pnab
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Siai9eit Santiitods.

prftrn a~ ~ p@ 20
uutu btuu Sautu au9 babsu mir bm3assast
NStefe anbere SSaare.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Dapne Gpuntp.

- Sn bsr Rabe bon Gbsrrs Iibse
ipurbe bieisr Gage Elm idipar,er Bar ses
isben, bod ideint bas 2bier unsefabrIi9
~ fsiu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Gouis'.' Gobmann's
WotPI,
1928 unS 325 Sprnte Strake.

St 9Ouis anbeuier 8uid uno Q. Robiuion
Biere. 8trIusr @sibbisr. Bon 8einen une
eiqu0ren tperosu nur bic trprobteaeu RarfsH
getlbtt Better Borter uno Vile
Barme uns falte SpeifeH
su i.Osr Sasss,sit. aas 9sIifat,fTsn Der Sab,
rssSsit. Sine rsidbaItiss ausuabI ssr bsftsE
ei9arrtH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
bon Der Shbfeite.

8rieftraser SOispb S6isl tpurSe am
Srsitus bon ieiner Srau nit einem Sbbn'
Iein bei9enft.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-09
ANOTHER DOG POISONED.
The Third One of tho Same Owner in
Short Time.

ii. kl"mm"'s recently imported
masliil King" was given poison
yesterday evening by some unknown
person aud died at midnight. Mr..
klcmm" heard the animal gasping
for breath aud on going out was
Just in time 10 src him expire. DR.,
Schneider wa, called in aud found
that the animal died from the Of.
f"cts OF strychuinc fuully admins,
tered by come h"ar'Icss wretch. The
dog died in Mr.. KIommo', house,
l5i Fort street.
The maslIiT "King" was only
eleven months Old, and Was fine
specimen OF his breed, He weighed!
ld3 pounds. lie was imported from
Newcastle, \. :. W. The polio"
have been notified and il j. hoped
they will be successful ia hunting
down the prrp"trator 81 the co"ard,
ly aud inhumnn" decd. 1t is not
long since Mr. klrmm" previously
lost two beautiful ma,tiilS through
poisoning, Some on" seems to har
Dor maliciou, spite against him.
MIR. KIcmmo bought the dop
"kinG' from Captain Moshcr Of the
bark u. i Cheney, now in port, 1t
Is said that hc gay" SIuD for til,
animal.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-09
DESERVING SOLDIER CAUGHT.
He Charges Three Men with Having
Robbed Him.

A deserter from the Z. &. army
was caught this morning aud taken
to the Police Station, and the com.
handing officer OF the forces was
notified Of the capture. Three burly
non-commissioned officers arrived
and the deserter was turned over to
them, but not before he had caused
the arrest of three men, Tom Car
penter, George Landoph and Chas.
Leonard, for the alleged theft of
money. The i. q. deserter went on
spree last night and forgot to re-
turn to barracks. He claims that
these men robbed him while he was
asleep. They are held for investiga-
ton.
Shortly after the deserter had
been turned over to his comrades
he made an attempt to break away.
One OF the soldiers held on to him
like grim death. The deserter, who
is only a small fellow, looked up,
railing at his captors, you've turn,
ed quite pale; you're scared already,
man" Several bystanders enjoyed
the scene. The deserter cursed and
swore all tho way to the Execu
tive Building, where he is now prob
ably languishing in the ''bIack hole"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-09
JUST WHAT HAS HAPPENED
The oligarchy's Action Announced
in Advance in California.

The oligarchy's Action Announced
in Advance in California.
The following is from the Wood
land, Cal, Democrat OF February "a:
IT is well known that the Ex-
aminer opposes President Cleve-
lands Hawaiian policy and is in.
clined to favor annexation. 1t has
a special correspondent in Honolulu
and it is absurd to suppose that he
will color his reports in a way to
discredit the policy Of the paper he
represents.
We call especial attention to his
letter published in the Examiner Of
February 2}d. II confirms the posi-
ton taken by Vernon Joslyn, Of this
city. in every particular. In a re-
cent letter which was published in
the Democrat, he asserted that the
provisional government would 20 to
pieces for the reason that the great
majority Of the people have no voice
in it, and for the further reason that
there is already lack of harmony
in the councils Of the provisional
party.
Mr.. Irvine's letter in the Examiner
not only confirms this but admits
that the government is considering
new form of government. but is
confronted with very serious prob
lem. No plan can be agreed upon
which will make the government OF
more representative character
than it is to-day without surrender.
ing the power of the present govern
ment to its enemies.
According to this correspondent
the government is scbeming to dis.
cover a plan Of suffrage that will
permit its adherents to vote and
prohibit its enemies from having
any representation. The property
qualification cannot be adopted, for
that would exclude more than half
of the adherents of the present gov.
ernmeut. The problem is to make
n qualification broad enough to per
NIT al the supporters Of the provi.
sional government TO vote, and mar
row enough to exclude all royalists
and those who are opposed to an.
neXation.
And this oligarchy, this handful
OF men who are trying to usurp all
the functions Of a government Of a
country with a population of $1,000
people, four.liftbs Of whom are not
permitted To have voice in il. is
the so-called republic over which
the jingOists have wasted So much
patriotism aud enthusiasm.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-09
Imperial Silver Wedding.

Today, March 9th, is u great day
in Japan. 1t is tn" silver wedding
anniversary Of the Emperor and En-.
press Of tn" Land Of the Rising sun,
Tn" warships in port are gaiiy de.
coratrd in honor Of the occasion,
and the officers Of II, !. j. NJ. :. Ma
niwa are entertaining br0l her officers
from the other warshipS on board
their vessel, Some Of the prominent
Japanese residents ar" holding les
tivlties at sans Suuci this afternoon
in honor Of the event, Royal saIuIcs
were fired by TIA" warships at noon
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-09
LIBEL OF A BARK.
Which Delays Her Sailing for Ka-
hului.

A libel suit was instituted yester-
day in the United States District
Court against the bark John Bailey.
which is now fitting out for voyage
to Kahului, on one of the Hawaiian
Islands.
II appears that John Bailey,
George May, Susanna Stevens, Sallie
II. Bryan and George W. Baxter,
partsowners OF the vessel, do not
care to see her leave San Francisco
unless bond for her safe return is
given by the other shareh lders
Herbert L., Ellen, Emma, 5. H., Ii.
L., Samuel +. and Annabel Sheperd.
George Taulane and Fred. L. Rich.
ards.
The libelants own nineteen sixty
fourths parts Of the bark and forty
five six-fourths parts belong to the
defendants. Frank +. Shepherd has
been master OF the vessel aud is now
in full possession. He declares his
intention Of sailing to Hawaii, but
the libelants will not consent to her
leaving, at least until sufficient secu.
rity shall be given in the District
Court to the full value OF the libel
ants, interests for her safe return To
this port. Otherwise il is asked that
the vessel be sold by order OF court
and the proceeds be brought into
court to be divided according to law.
IS. i. Cal, Feb. "a.
The John Bailey was to leave
San Francisco for Kahului ON March
TO-
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-09
A Wonderful Clock.

This afternoon the Historical
Clock Of America was exhibited for
the first time at Arim Hail. 1t j. u
beautiful and complicated mrchan,
ism, which is heartily recommended
to the public. Something move,
every few minutes Will" music plays.
The procession of L, ;. Presidents
and Niagara Falls are particularly
good, 90 and take TIA" youug,lcr,
the admission i"r, are triling.
tn" clock will be on yl~w again
thi, evening
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-09
Passengers.
ARRIVALS,

ARRIVALS.
From kawoihae, per stmr kilauea Hou,
March D-Tom Gay.
DEPARTURES.
For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr Kinau,
March 9-Volcano: l. II Irvine, Mr. Crit
tiths, Mr. Dow, Mrs Brinckenan. Miss
Church. Wayports: Mrs Hapai and child,
Miss chamberlain, Bro Bertram, X Ry
croft, Miss Lowrey, J rosh and family, +
Yakumoto, Mrs Gauld, Il Cation, + )
Dodge, + l. Weir, G Kaiser, g Trowbridge.
w II Cornwell, Mrs Creighton and child,
CT Amana Wo Hing. Apapa, II Center,
and 10 deck.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-09
Reckless Shooter Captured.

A message was received from Moa-
nalua last night that Mullen, a blue.
jacket from the L, 5. :. Adams, was
firing shots from a pistol al random
in that locality, aud residents were
afraid they would be hit. Captain
Hookano and members Of the
mounted patrol left between 10 and
IL o'clock, aud on arrival at the
house found Mullen in drunken
stupor lying on the v"randa, 80
pistol could he found. Mullen was
brought To the Police station aud
charged with drunkenness. lie j..
the man who did some shooting at
the same place u few months ago.
The Daily Buiisiia, 50 ceuts psr ,uO,lih
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT |
~ have this day admitiri Mr. Henry
ronginn as Partner IN my Jubhine Wine
AMI spirit Business, ana ~ future tia
business will be carried on under the name,
aud style III "t,IIrnRNIA WISE Co." AZ
W7 Fort street, Mrlucrny Hlnrk.
|. u. pFE.
Homo ulu, II. l., Feb. |, lsgi ii7i lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-09
NOTICE.

4 IT, PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOrl.
~ tied that l"umE see Glazing hts r..
tired from the firm ~ i""uri ."iIg k""
Co, shoe manufacturers, Nuunuu street,
Honolulu, having sold hi interest ~ -uid
firm Ia Tam 'h"n; said l.rung &C. hing
/, not r.. poHsihlc TOR any liahilitir, ~ suid
firm. LEON, SIR curse.
Hou"lulu, March ;, I.Di 80 I've
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-09
MEETING NOTICE.

4 QUARTERLY MEETING Or THE
. Board uf Iru tees of the QrErN's
ll"srirhL will he held at the Room vi the
'hnmh"r 0f Commerce an SATuR i,AS,
tue 10Th dny III March, NJ 10 o'cluck \. v.
Per order.
+. A. SIHAEFER,
q, Secretary.
Ii"nn!uiu, March ). lSit DI'i q
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TO LET

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nilE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN APPOINTED
th"H' NlREpIEKs aud a. order
front Of TIM, Mario CANr
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Cargoes from Island Ports.

stmr Kilauea Hou--35GO bags sugar and 30
head cattle.
stmr James Makee-23io bags sugar.
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Departures.

FRIDAY, Mar. Q.
Ger bk Galveston, Jacobsen, for Hong
kong
Stmr Kinau for Lahaina, Maalaea, Make
ma, Mahukona, Kawaihae, Laupahoe-
hoe, Hakalau, Honomu, Pohakumanu,
Pepeekeo, Onomea, Papaikou and Hilo
at2 pm
Stmr James Makee for Hanamaulu and
Kappa at 4pm
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS NY WIFE HELENA HAS
w left my bed AMI hoard give warn.
ing that viii not hr responsible FOR debts
contracted by her without my written con.
sent. II, HANSEN.
lwilci, March =, lSyL. "a lw'
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Vessels Leaving Tomorrow.
TIM whaler Navarch, Cook, for cruise.
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M ARM NEW
Arrivals.

FRIDAY, Mar. g.
Stmr James Makee from Kauai
Stmr Kilauea Hou from Hawaii
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NOTICE.

Turing Ny ABSENCE FROM THE
- Hawaiian Islands, Mr. l. =. Jmnr,
" u act for ne under puwcr ri attorney ~
all matters pertaining to NY rriyLl" b Isl.
ness. 7. MAY.
Honolulu. March :, lsii. G1,i lw
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HOODS PILLS are the best family csthartis,
gentle and effective. Try boz. rries $50
HOBRON. NEWMAN h CO.,
Agents for Hawaiian Islands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-02
A succe.,fnl En,erpri.e.

Tho Savings aud Loan Building Asso.
citation OF Wheeling has just completed
its first year, and has elected the follow
ing board OF directors: John +. Clator,
W. II. Travis, John V. Gavin. William
Graham, jr.. James McAdams. W. Fl.
Halter. William Mccormack, Henry G.
Snider, n. W. Becs. Notwithstanding
the depression in general business the
association has had most successful
year, and has enabled thirty OF its men,
bers TO build homes. The business is
managed with great care. and loans are
made after careful examination OF the
security offered, by committee OF ez-
perieuced men. The association sells
two kinds OF stock-installment stock,
on which the member pays twenty-five
cents week, and full paid stock, for
which a certificate is issued and on
which six per cent interests paid semi
annually.
On our installment stock dividend
OF thirty cents share has been declar.
ed, and with tho large paying business
now in force. n much larger profit is as
sured for the coming year.
Stock can DO secured from any OF tho
directors or from any officer. John +
Clater, is president, John Z. Schel!hasC
secretary; A. ]. McNash, treasurer, ana
w. ]. W. Cowden, attorney.