The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Vote for Charles L. Carter, d. L.
Naone and L. G.. Winston.
If you want the latest Shades in
Cashmere, at soc. a yard, call at
NJ. S. Levy's.
Smiths buses will run to Sans
Souci On Sundays, beginning to-mor-
row.
Only one arrest was made by the
police last night, and that for drunk
enness.
Rev. II. w. Peck will lead the Y.
NJ. T.. A. meeting Sunday evening at
$50 o'clock.
A free temperance coucert will be
held at the Y. NJ. G. A. hall this
evening at $50.
All the saloons in town will be
closed on Monday until o'clock in
the evening.
All Chan had to go to jail this
morning because he was unaUle to
pay his taxes. Poor Johul
The friends Of Harry Klemme are
confident that he will gain a seat in
the House Of representatives.
The Marshal's sale of the Norris
property a, Kahuku has again been
postponed until Saturday next.
The a. L. Z. Central Committee
asks the party members to- turn out
IN the Fourth aud vote the straigh,
ticket.
The free kiudergar,ens will not
open on MUniay, Oct. ~. The
raining class will meet on Tuesday,
I, IA. 30 h, iustead OF Monday.
JONES +. Morgan will sell -four,
middlings and oats at the Pacific
Mail wharf immediately after the
underwriters sale at III o'clock Mon
day.
Tho Election is coming, where the
gent lrlnrn will rush to vote; but
the Ladies have already elected a.
their dtygoods store,
NJ. S. Levy's.
There are two men In town under
'he surveillance of the Gu .toms otli
rials. They are under bonds and
the boudsmeu would regret their
departure.
The furnitur. Of l.. Wolters, house
corner OF Victoria aud Thurston
avenues, will be sold at auction nj
10 o'clock next Thursday by Jas. +
Morgan. Look over the list.
Yesterday afternoon little Portu.
gu.sc girl, taking ride on the step.
II King street ear, slipped and
was being dragged under the ear
Uhcn q passenger grasped her and
pulled her up ON the platform.
W. Ayl.tt's Juvenile dancing class
held n successful practice yesterday
evening. The wee tots kept tim,
like clock work. There were sixtrer
couples on tn" 0por, aud music WA
furnished by member 0f the Ma
tional band.
Many prominent people hav" an
noun""d their intention to p'umI
for n. Klemms in 18th District ~
Monday n u protest against "th
machine not that they ara other
Wis. out OF sympathy with the Gov
rrumcnt or its objects
K,ili"ha, the native who assaul'a'
~ elderly native woman at lwi!,
nn rhur.dsy last, pleaded guilty i
the District Court TO day aud wa
sentenced To pay fine of $50. Tn
woman IL able again In bs out an
is considered out OF danger
The ll"alani Boat Club held
special merting yesterday eveuin
~ TIA. Chamber Of Commerce an
adopted the articles Of incorpuri
ton prepared by u committee.
charter will b.. asked from tn. Gu,
! "rnm"nt, aud TIA. erection al III
new boatho started la the M;
future. II is hoped that il will u,
= b. long until tho club is ready I
oller or accept challenge.
> 4 Chinaman called on the polio
, this morning with u grievances. II
stated Ia Captain Scott that he ha
1 paul his taxes On TUESDAY, last, AZ
that yesterday another collector la
called on him for more tax mon"
The Chinaman claims he shove
his tax receipt, which was tax
IRON him. He vas unable tn "nli
Ih" Captains sympathy for his fo,
ishness in giving up the receipt,
!, his story l. true, aud he will like
I have To dig up $3.50 more.
MANY ofthe citizens OF Rainsvil
lndisna, are never without bolt
81 Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
til" house" says Jacob Brown, I
leading merchant Of the place. I'll
Remedy has proven Of 80 much val
for colds and Group in children III
few mothers who know its wor
mr. are willing to be without it. +
sale by all dealers. Benson, Smi
" Co, Agents for tho Hawaiian