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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-26
Timely Topics
FebvHdlp 20, 1895.

friends in the States persist in
drawing upon their magma
ton and neglect to mark their
letters mot for publication
they must expect to be ridi-
culed by the people Of Homo
lulu who are familiar with all
the events of the late revolu-
ton. They should not over
look the fact that Honolulu is
well supplied with regularly
paid newspaper correspondents
whose duty is to gather items
when they can and to send
them to their respective papers.
With them romancing is per-
miSsable and they are not al
ways expected to stick to de-
tails. If the fact that two or
three hundred japanese lab
orers were placed on a steamer
and sent out to sea with no
where as their destination
should be brought to the atten-
ton of the foreign office in
Toxic, international difficulties
might ensue. Again. if the
japanese minister at Washing
ton should read the article pub
lished he would probably Ca
bic his home government and
the representative Of His I'M
perial Majesty in Hawaii would
be hauled over the Goals for
not reporting the matter as it
was stated in the Binghamton
papers. You see there are
many dangers connected with
not sticking close to the facts
in writing letters for publica-
ton. President Dole may have
deemed it necessary to stalk
around the government
grounds with a couple of re-
volvers buckled to his side, but
we doubt it; it savors too much
of the actions of presidents of
some of the South American
Republics on the part of the
President, and a hearty meal
of corn beef and cabbage on
the part Of the writer.
During the past week we
have received some CT the
handsomest Black Hanging
Lamps we have ever had in
the Store-the designs are SIM
ply beautiful. We have also
some new styles of Bright
Lamps in very artistic designs
and with the best burners
made. These are not dupli-
Gates of lamps we have had
before, but entirely new in
design.
We have plenty of the Bath
Tub Enamel Paint for making
old zinc tubs look like new
porcelain lined ones. You
must understand that this is
not the same paint sold for
decorating wicker chairs or
woodwork; it is made only for
bath tubs and if applied &C
cording to directions will give
a handsome finish to your tub.
For decorative purposes we sell
Nealls' Enamel in various
shades.
Some very pretty Glasses
and TumblerS at low prices
reached us during the week.
One style, plain white glass
with two or three rings of gold
near the top are very pretty
and equally cheap. Some hand
some ones i'm engraved DESIGNS
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-26

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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-26
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THE
BEST
FRIEND
TO
MAN
OR
BEAST.
WHAT OTHERS SAY :

81 Blood SpavnIn justice to the
proprietor McdciueD d. t. 1857
will tina. have used good satisfaction and recommend to
keeping invaluable medicine believe be equal
recommended and it's external
remedy for rheumatism myself
Philips.
This is to certify that the above and Of the worst
believe blood could
would acknowledge that mistaken willing
mend "The Celebrated ii H. H. Horse McnD d. IT, 1861 superior
T. ANDREWS.
d. the public
medicine The Celebrated H. H. H.
MedicneD d. 1861 would have used to full
satisfaction of that had enlargement the eock joint
which onetd than before hurt and hard
cao lump and her leg also much larger The above medicine removed
the otherwise performed perfect
also blood different
AL
confidence spoken
confidence its WORTH that all
color the
hair and leaves the limb smooth and clean.
Yours
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-26
LANDLORDS
Notice Of Sale !

~ Coz DIS and Chattels taken and
distfained on the LIST day OF Feb.
ruary, 1876, tor arrears OF REM from
premises on Merchant Il eet. ho-
mol lu, Oahu. occupied by w. S.
Luce as a tenant.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-26

BY Lewis ]. Levey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02

WANTED. AT ONCE. CUSTOMERS
for 10 barrels No. ] NEW MACKEREL.
each fish weighs Is ounces. You can bay
them at &C. apiece. Eighteenth and Main
streets, ID. O'STLLIVAN.
ie % Sa Su. Tu&Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
WILLIAMSBURG.
Cheers Qunlify-Thcir suretfes-
Enrns SOld--persOraf.

WILLIAMSBURG. July 1-(Special)-
Judge Sydney Smith. in vacation, quail
fed the following county and town ON
GERS: Southey S. Hankins. Commissioner
of the Revenue for James City. bond
5000 with NJ 4. Harrel as surety: She
riff VI. r., Harrell. bond $1,000 J.. w.
Lane and II. II. cole. sureties; Treasurer.
Thomas G. Wynne, bond s0,oco. suretiss.
James Curtis, f. r. Lee, J. w. Minor.
and s. r. Curtis. of Warwick. \. G. How
ard. H. r. Howard and William Lee. OF
James City county. and W. II. Charles,
of York The election Of Harrell Demo
craD as Sheriff leaves n vacancy in the
council which the Republicans will 10
doubt fill.
During the past week several farms
around here were sold to western buyers.
among them the Brow pace, in James
City, belonging to Judge Henley. IL was
sod to John Luxton. OF Frankfort, 5. ID.
Professor Thomas j. Stubs left to-day
for Farmvilie. where ne wi | take part I'm
conducting a summer normal school.
Professor Hugh s. Bird, of the depart
ment Of pedagogy, vii! teach history
and science Ct education at the Viz
ania Summer School Of Methods at Bed-
ford City.
Professor Wharton. of the school OF
Latin. viii spend . portion OF his vacation
on Cobbs Island. leaving this week and
Mr. Charles Coleman, the college libra
rian will spend some time at virginia
Bach as the guest Of Hon. Fred. Tay.or.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
KNIFE AND BULLETS.
A PRISONER CUTS \ SPECIAL Off
GER VERY BADLY.
she Latter Responds With n Pistol
and Docs some Very Accurate
shooting--A Beloved Lady Dead
other Virginia News.

NORFOLK, VA, July 1-tspecial)-
special.Office W. T. Stevens, OF Hunters
vile. was badly cut BY James carroway
(coIoreO. from North Carolina, wh'ie ar
resting Carroway On Chicazola street IN
Huntersvil!e. yesterday. carroway mao
threatened 70 kill pegro nameu 'a'"e,
l. skinner. who had warrant Issue"
and nut IN the hands Of officer stevens.
stevens found his man about e'ooA
Yesterday morning aad placed nm "nue'
arrest. While searching him Tor p's'o'
carroway drew large knife ana CUT '''
oe,c., in the left shoulder, then In 'he
hack. and again on the left arm a''e'
which he attempted to escape by fuh-
alng away.
FIRED TUREE SHOTS.
officer Stevens drew his pistol ana hreu
three shots at the fugitive. all OF winch
took eTect-ono ball striking him Ia ,he
neck, one in the back. and one IN tne
forehead The negro was taken 10 the
Norfolk county jail. where he was attend
FL hy DIR. Truitt officer Stevens was
taken TO his horne. on Goff street, ana
Dr. Baxter summoned. He is painfully
but not seriously. injured. The negro is
IN critical condition.
BELOVED LADY DEAD.
Mrs. Josephine Forbes White, wife OF
Captain II. V. White. died yesterday al
the family residence. on Swimming Point,
Portsmouth, after "A lingering illness. Inc
deceased was the daughter OF the late
Mr.. Nathan Sawyer Forbes. and was IN
her 5Sth year Mrs. White was for many
wears member of Monumental Method-
list church. was a great worker IN the
church. and had been president OF the
Christian Benevolent Union since It's Or
ganization. She was greatly beloved, es-
pecially by the poor, whom she had as
sisted many times and In many ways.
The funeral will be conducted from Mon
umental church tomorrow afternoon at
$50 O'Clock.
A little 4-year-od son OF Mrs. Annie
Marsh. living at Northwestlock. disap-
peared from home on Friday afternoon
and nothing was known Of his where
abouts until to-day, when his body was
found in the canal near Captain john
g. Wallace's house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
KILLED on THE RAIL.
He Was Asleep on the TracL-The
FnrmVilIe Normal.

FARMVILLE, NA.a July l.-(Specisl)-
Bob Lewis (colored). aged lG years. met
with a most shocking death yesterday
morning near Farmville. While mnd.ng
cattle near the Norfolk and Western
railroad he sat down in the middle OF
the track and soon fell asleep. Not long
afterwards an east-bound freight train
came Numbering around a curve little
way of The engineer saw. the sleeping
form, but was powerless to avert the
terrible end Of the boy. He was run over
and literally torn TO pieces. Another boy
named White was also asleep near by,
with one foot resting across rail. but,
fortunately for him, the 'cow-cltcher'
showed the foot away without doing II any
injury. coroner's jury was emp4nelled,
which, after reviewing the remains and
hearing the evidence. exonerated the rail-
road authorities from all blame.
Teachers from every quarter OF the
safe are arriving on each train TO at
tend the Summer Normal which opens
here tomorrow night. On the occasion
OF the opening the Hon. W. w. III.
Thackston. ex-Mayor OF Farmvil.e. Will
deliver the welcoming address. From 20
TO 800 teachers are expected TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02

LATIN PROFESSOR WANTED. IN
RICHMOND COLLEGE VA. All applica-
lions should be sent 10 G.. III. X LAM ,
Seer ,terv. Richmonl College. Richmond,
Va je 25-eod6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
ON THE APPOMATTOX.
PETERSBURG MERCHANT MAKES
TWO DEEDS OF ASSIGNMENT.
Mr.. Thomas J. Davis. a Wcil-know"
Citizen, Dcad-1he WRONG """
WINS Arrestcd-Personni and Gene
rnl Notcs-Civil Service.

PETERSBURG, VA. July l-'S9e-
cial)-Mr. A. s. Reinach. a dry-goods
merchant Of prominence and long stanu-
ing in this community, made TWO
of assignment to-day for the beneh' Oh nS
creditors. W. B. McIlwaine, ESQ., Is '''e
trustee The first deeds conveys 'ne
ro..ldence and household effects OF the
assiencr; and the second the STOCK Vi
goods in the store In this CITY, anu !"
the store at Blackstone. inciuu'hb '"e
etore fixtures and furniture IN eac" p'''.'
Under the first deed provision Is hiaue
for the payment OF certain notes uue
the Nationa! Bank. amounting 10 Si'f'0'
Under the second deed preference Is
made for the payment OF SsV LOT poi
rowed money. one preferred creoi'o'
&C. Mrs A. Harris, VINO has charst
Of the store at Blackstone. Then proV'S-
ion is made for the payment Winou,
nriority. OF all o.her claims "hlC" ""ai'
he presented within ninety days
Mr. Reinach claims the homes'eau cA-
cmption OF 5000 in the deed.
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN
Mr. Thomas j. Davis. an cd and welt
known citizen. died at his home on
INK street Sunday evening. He suf-
fered a stroke of paralysis several months
ago from which he never recovered. De-
ceased was A brave Confederate soldier.
and took part In all of the battle; In
which PIcketts famous division was en-
Gagged He was man of the highest
Integrity and of very modest demeanor.
He left an insurance Of 5000 on his life
in one OF the beneficial orders OF the city.
NOT THE MAN WANTED.
From information received to-day II is
learned that the negro who was arrested
at Waverly on Friday, charged With
the murder OF the man whose dead body
was found or the Norfolk and Western
railroad Saturday morning, was not the
party wanted The murderer has foubt-
less escaped, though there was hardly
any excuse for his getting away. The
name OF the murdered man has not yet
been discovered
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Mr.. J. b. Jones, popular citizen. is
quite sick.
IL is reported that the Pittsburg. Pa.
team of the National League. has offered
a large sum for the release of John Fore
man. Petersburgs well-known pitcher,
but the Farmers do not propose TO give
him up.
Thomas Turner Petersburg's first base
man, Is still with the Farmers, the claim
for his services by the Houston CreX)
club not yet having been decided.
Mrs Elizabeth Poe Gilpin, "A charming
young lady of Baltimore. who has been
visiting friends in this city for several
weeks. left for home this morning.
The Civil-Service Board for the exami-
nation of candidates for appointment
under the classified postal service will
meet on July 9th to examine all candi-
dates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02

TEN SELECT BOARDERS WANTED,
in pleasant country home; seVenty-nVe
miles from Richmond; 200 yards from
stltion. First-ciass accommodations; ex-
cellent facilities: hsalihful locality.
References given and desired. Terms
easy Address g. w. COOKE. Motions
Va ie 29-lw'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
MARRIED ON A CAT.
III Parties Were Equal TO the
Hurry of the Occasion.

STANTON. VA, July l.-tSpeciil.)-
With license in mis- pocket and ms
sweetheart on his dr.n, j. Kinney TutVi-
ler boarded the Baltimore and Ohio
north bound train here this afternoon.
Mr. Tutwller Is aged 10. and ~ "A photo
grapher, living In Rockingham. ana MS
companion vas NESS May Aire Hue
bush, of Augusta, a pretty b.onie eirL
aged, according 20 the marriage-'lcense.
fifteen summers The young couple had
come to S'annr II Ee rilrllet. pit
boarded the train. as they could not Iind
a preacher before train-time. The Rev.
j. ID. Donovan. pastor OF the United
brethren church. OF stanton. stepped
into the car to bid good-by to the Rev:
Mr.. Howe. Mr.. Donovan was recognized
by Mr. Tutwiler as a minister. ana Tut
wi,er asked him II he would marry him
To the woman OF his choice. No sooner
said than done. Dofiing his hat. and
scanning tie license air. Eonbva1. tak' n
al, unaware performed the marriage cere-
mony, and stepped on the train before II
moved of The couple wye made one
in less than i minute. Mr.. Donovan tells
the Dispatch Correspondent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
CHASE CITY.
building Improvemcnts-A Factor!
and a BnnL-PcrsonnIs.

CHASE CITY, VA, July l.--(Spscial.l-
Mr.. Richard c. Gregory IL having erected
here a large. four-story tobacco house
for the rehandling of leaf and manufac-
ture of sn.-sing- tobacco.
The Bank Of Mecklenburg has just com
pleted for It's accommodation here sub
stantial, iron-front building.
Visitors for the summer are increasing.
and at the Mineral Hotel are Robert r.
Hutchinson. Grand Chancellor knights OF
Pythias OF Virginia, whose health has
been wonderfully benefited b. the mineral
waters; Gs I. Friend ana wife: J. +.
Putney. and X. K. Roberts. Richmond
w c. Bradshaw and wife; Mrs. l.. W.
Grissom: Miss Bette Lynn Lee; Miss
May Gottis: and J.. J.. Chamberlain. OF
Durham, n. c.: J. +. Caithron, Danville
Mrs J. T. Chadwick, Whining toll. y. G..
II. H. Fleming. Creedmore, N G.: Mrs.
:. -. Adams Yanceyyil,e, y. c.; John
Walt Rsidsviie. and Celeb Osborne, OK
ford, y. G.
At the City Hotel are j. o. Hudson,
Richmond. Va; Mrs. +. Il. Burton. and
Miss Lucie Burton. Reidsv.lle, y. c.. and
Mrs Sarah Crews. and daughter OF
brakes Branch, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
CAPE CHARLES.
Shipping the Potnt" Crop-Fi"e
SpOrt--NOtes.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. July l-tSpe-
cial)-The northern and western cities
were well represented here last week by
commission merchants. soliciting ship
ments of potatoes for their respective
houses. The season promises TO be a
short one on the Eastern Shore on ao-
count of the long dry spell in May. fol-
lowed by irregular rains, which Killed al
least one-half of the crop. However, II
the present prices continue through the
season. the farmers will not suffer by a
short crop.
FINE SPORT.
Rev. Thomas Dixon Jr.. and Mr.. Ashoy
Jones are having fine sport at fishing
near Cobhs this week. Their catch has
been unusually large during the last few
DAVIS. Mr.. Jones has his naphtha launch
anchored in Cape Charles harbor.
Extensive preparations are being MADE
by the citizens Of this place to celebrate
the Fourth of July.
BICYCLE RACE.
a bicycle race of about twenty riders
IN three Classes Will take place on the
track Of the Agricultural Fair grounds.
Three handsome silver cups will be
awarded the winners.
Miss Dixon. Of New York, sister Of
Rev. Thomas Dixon. Jr.. and Mr. and
Mvs. Ashby Jones. Of Richmond, Va. are
guests OF Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr.. this
week.
Mr.. Rudolph King. Of Washington. D.
c.. is guest OF SIR j. c. +. Keilam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02

WANTED, TO BUY STOCK IN SOME
GOOD BUILDING COMPANY. GIVE
nam date number OF shares anu io"ess
cash price. Address OPPORTUNITY. care
Richmond Dispatch. Jy 1T
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
BEDFORD.
Funeral of Mrs. Gibbs-ImprOving
County Roads.

BEDFORD CITY, July 1.-tSpecial)-
Yesterday afternoon the funeral Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Gibbs took place from the
Baptist church in the presence Of lars'
congregation of friends, assembled 70 pay
the last tribute to u lady who had been
so highly respected. Two daughters, Mrs.
William Hoffman and Mrs Doclley, sur
vive her.
Bedford Is paying much attention 10
the subject OF Improvement OF its roads.
convict force has been at work on
them for many months and Saturday a
large reinforcement of convicts arrived
from Richmond 20 assist in the work.
A road convention has been called TO
assemble at the Juy term OF tie County
Court To discuss further measures for
the Improvement TO the highways of the
county.
Mr. Thomas 4. Oliver and bride. nee
Miss Frank Buford. have returned from a
bridal tour To Niagara Falls and other
northern points.
Lieutenant Wharton Griffin has re-
turned for the vacation from the Nir-
ginia Military Institute.
Thu churches Sunday were filed 10
OVERLOOKING with the visitors attending
tire School Of Methods and summer
boarders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
HIGH WATER IN PAGE.
Two Narrow Escapes from Drown
iug-Farm Operations Impcdcd.

LTRAY, VA, July l-iSpecialD-The
heavy rains OF the past few days have
caused rise in the Hawks BIZ creek, in
this county. though the stream has not
been out of its banks except at few
Yoints.
Near Marksville Saturday afternoon
daughter OF Mr.. Thomas Gray attempted
10 ford the creek on horseback, and was
carried down stream for some distance
and nearly drowned before she was res
Cued.
Mr.. A. L. Mauck attempted to cross
the creek at Marksvile. when his horse
fell and both went down beneath the
surface Mr. Mauck held on 10 the morse
and escaped with some bruises ana d
thorough ducking.
There was heavy fall Of rain here
last night and farm operations are mucn
ifnpeded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
DROWNED.
4 Youth Loses His Life In the WI
ynuna River.


CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. July l.
cspecial)-As Carter. youth ABOUT
IS years OF age. was drowned yesterday
while bathing in the Rivanna river near
the old boat-housc CT the Reeves Boat
Club. The unfortunate youth was In
the water with two companions, when
his strength gave cut. One Of the boys.
Harry Nails. went to his assistance with
n stick, which the drowning boy grasped.
but, being panic-stricaen, he let go the
stick. and caught hold o. the less Of
Nails who. In turn, let loose the stick,
and used his efforts in freeing himself
Nails succeed d in doing this. and Carter
sank Every effort has been made to
recover the body. but AT this writing
without success.
Carter was the son Of Mr.. W. T. Carter
and "A very exemplary youth He had
been employed for the past three years
in the clothing store OF Messrs. Wood
The drowning OF Carter Is the sixth
that has occurred in the last few years
AZ the point In the river mentioned above.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
Nervousness

Is only another name for impure
blood, for no person is weak and ner-
vous whose blood is perfectly pure.
When the blood Is full OF the germs
Of disease, and lacking in the red cor
muscles which give ii vitality, when it
fails to properly nourish the organs
and tissues of the body, what can you
expect but that tired feeling and ner-
vousness!
OF course Scrofula, Salt Rheum,
Catarrb and Rheumatism are uni
versslly recognized as blood diseases,
for which Hoods Ssrsaparilla, as the
best blood purifier, is everywhere
acknowled the greatest remedy.
Therefore, is Hoods Sarsaparilla
cures all blood diseases, it 10 the best
remedy for that condition OF the blood
which causes Nervousness.
Ii is a false idea to think you arc
curing your nervousness when you
ere taking a preparation which only
quiets your nerves! 1t is like trying to
"drown" your sorrows in the flowing
bowl. They are sure to return.
We wish to make most impressive,
then, this truism:
You cannot purify your blood by
pEApENING or QrIyTIxG your nerves
with opiatc, narcotic or nerve corn
pounds. IL you take such articles
YOU are only TnrIrSa with your
troubles. There is SURE to be q EEAo-
rroS which will leave you worse than
Won were before.
WHY rot then, take tho truo course,
follow the bee line to tho state Of
Lealth, purify your blood end cure
your Nervousness by taking
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02

BEDFORD CITY. VA, July 1.-tSpe-
. cial.) -Colonel r w. Parker. OF Chicago,
has arrived and commenced his series o.:
lectures before the School OF Methods on
The Psychology OF Expression" His
lectures attract much attention. Sunday
night he gave public lecture on Christ,
the Teacher" Tonight one en- Ihe
Child In Nature"
Miss Coffin this morning. In her lecture,
referred 10 the newspapers as an auxiliary
IN teaching. and AZ containing biogra-
phies OF persons whose lives are yet un-
writter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
Eobiuson Sent On.

BERRYVILLE. VA. July 1.-(Special)-
The case of the Commonwealth against
Henry Robinson the negro charged WIN
having assaulted Miss Maggie Nails on
Saturday. the 22d instant. was heard by
Justice Joseph r. Hardesty OH Friday
End saturday. the hearing having been
postponed because the condition of Miss
Nails has been such as TO prevent her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
CIRCuMsTANTIAL.

The evidence produced was purely cir
cumstant!al. Miss Nails upon being con-
fronted with the accused falling TO rni'y
identify him as the man who made tne
attack upon her. but as he was the ohiy
man proven to have been near the spo,
where the attack occurred. and because
OF other suspicious c.rcumstaf ces. hoD.h-
son was committed by the justice for the
action OF the grand jury. which meets OF
Tue sday next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
MED A., N nospitnI.

LEXINGTON. VA. July l.-tSpccia.)-
News has been received here OF he death
of Mr. Granville Campbell, At Johns Hop
kins Hospital. Baltimore. He was cpe-
rated on several days aga. AMI gradually
sank after the operation he vns a pIps-
re Gus and weii-to-do farmer OF Oakdale.
this county. and widely known. He was
aged CO years. His remains VIII be- intcrrei
near his home tomorrow.