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IflE. v SUPPLEMENT TO THE DAILY ! HONOLULU, II. I., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1883. iviuli rTiki ' " tw uULLt N & J,Jk - , ,t &;iS as? V . ' 5ft THE HAD BOY AND THE INFIDEL. "Hello I Hollo! Hollo I " yelled tins grocorymnn to the bnd bojf, as he peeped through the window from tho outside to see if nny customeis were in, "Couie in and let me look nt those biuiscs you arc carrying. Great heavens, how did you get that italic style on your nose, and did the same blow blacken both eyes?" and the groceiynmn laughed at the broke up condition of the boy. "Oh, laugh if you want to, but when you get walked all over by an infidel, and have some teeth knocked down your throat, you won't laugh so much," and the boy pouted as much as he could with his mouth swelled, and looked at the grocer as though ho would like to tip the stove over. ""What about au infidel? You haven't been fighting with a heathen, have you? Toll mo all about it, because you are on your last legs, and confession is good for tho soul. Reveal to me the cause of the Lean ing Tower of Pisa nose, and that hicjucct colored eye," and the gro ecrymaii -winked at the caipcnter who came in to fill his tobaccobox. "Well, you see, one of the boys belonging to our gang of widow hel pers, his pa is an infidel and don't believe auything, but he can saw more wood for the widows than any of the boy. He is a good fellow, only he does not go to Sunday .School, and don't believe there is any God, or devil, or anything. He has made us boys tired moie than six times, when we have been'sawing wood, talking about things that we believed in that he didn't. He said the idea that a whale swallowed Jo nah was all bosh, and Elijah going up in a chariot of fire was poppy colic, and e erything was wrong. I went to a deacon of our church, a regular old hard-shell, and told him about the boy, and asked him what ought to be done about it, and he was mad at the infidel boy, and said he ought to be scourged, aud we sh uld smite him, and beat him with many stripes. I asked the deacon if it 'won Id be right for us good boys to ui e on to the infidel boy, and make him believe things, if we had to choke them down him, and he said it would be doing a son ice to humanity, and would win for us e crlasting fame and glory. Well, here's your glor'. Gaze on my left handed nose and you can see tho .fame. I tell you, I don't take no more jobs convciting infidels. I want to do everything jthat is light, but heieafter, if an infidel meets ine on the sidewalk, I shall go aero.ss the street and let him have the whole btreet to himself." Peck's Sun. THE ' Honolulu Iron Works Co. Offer for Sale the Following Xn quantities to suit purcluiHCi'H, 150,000 ft of pipe composed of G.ilvnn- iml Water Pipe, from Jin. to 2in. Steam and Water Fipc from if in. to 7in. 10(K) ft. of Oin. AitC8iun Well casing. BLACKSMITH'S COAL, The genuine nittcle diiect fiom Bnlti moic, ovei "800 TONS, Ex " Sp.utnn nnd Ilciny James" BEST, BEST, REFINED BAR IRON ALL SIZES, 5C0 tons to select from. TANGYE'S Patent HyQvaulic Lifts ! 6 Tons and 8 Tons EDDYS WATER GATES with Flanges for Artesian Wells fiom Oin. to 10 in. a SPECIALTY. HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO. 573 1m BOTcKENNEY'S PACIFIC COAST INCLUDING THE . HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, ALSO CITY DIRECTORY OF HONOLULU, 1,000 PAGES, OVER 3,000 TOWNS. L.M.MOKENNEY&00. PUULISHERB, 689 Twenty. Fourth St., Oakland, 424 Montgomery St. San Francisco. Frederick Bagot, Correspondent and Agent for Hawaiian lm Islands. 570 B. F. EHLERS & Co., DRY GOODS IMPORTERS, All tho Latest Novolties in Fancy Goods Received by ovory steamer EOR T STREET NO CLEARANCE SALE! Preparations are Being Made - For the opening of a Largo Invoice of New Goods just received per Mariposa Selected. ipevsonally ly A. M. MELLIS, : : : : : 104 F.ort Street. OjSx T"UX&X.Y, OF The New Golden Rule Bazar ! OF- AT Store lately occupied by S. Magnin, on Hotel st., near Fort. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF Toys, Fancy Goods, Toilet Sets, Vases, Ornamental Ware, Elver seen in. 571 LOVEJOY & CO., N03. 8 and 10, Merchant Street, Honolulu, IMPORTERS AND JOBHE118 OP , ,,ii4WM ...LV,, Wish to infoun old friends nud the public generally that thej' have now a more complete and Larger Assortment of Choice' and Desirable Goods, thnu ever before, which thoy will sell AT I.OWKSr POSSIBLE TWCES. We are constantly receiving additions to our toek, nnd feel sure of giving sat isfaction to all purchasers. 5i7 TRY TJS. am Hawaiian Carriage M'f'g Co. LIMITED. r ENERAL Carriage and Wagon JT Manufacturers, and Dealers in Wagon Materials, &c. ofpiceks: Gideon West Frcsidont & Manager J. N. Wi ight Vico.Fresldeut K. G. Schumnn Sec & Treasurer S. M. Damon Auditoi , 545 2m FOR SALE, a No. 2 Warehouse Feed Mill Grinds from 5 to 10 tons per day. Also, pulleys, belts, etc., all In good order; can be inn by steam or liorso power, just the article for a plantation. ALSO, HAY, OATS, CORN, Wheat, Bran, Barley, Whole and Ground, Mixed Feed, etc. AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST 59 LAINE Co., 34 Fort st. liOHt, ON the 27th instant, a GREY HOUND SLUT. A suitable reward will be clvcn to the person brinsiuir Riid dog to J. K. KANOA, 574 Bw at G. West's. AlfiS Winfis Smnls THE - m THE - this IZingrdLoiML. PIONEER STEAM AND BAKERY. F, HORN, Practical Confectioner, Pastry Cook and Baker. No. 71 Hotel st. Telephone 74. Grocery and Feed Store. WOLFE & EDWARDS, corner of King and Nuuanu streets. Fresh Giocerics by every steamer. Or ders solicited, nnd goods delivered in any part of the city. 501 Cm b JUST RECEIVED. EX LATE ARRIVALS A large and select stock of Ladies and Misses BOOTS AND SHOES ALSO A beautiful line of Gent's and Boys' Straw and Felt Hats All of the latest styles. We would cull attention to the abovo lino of Goods as having been selected byMn. M. MqIneiimy. 501 JOHN NOTT, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Worker, Plumber, Gas Fitter, &c. Stoves and Ranges of all kinds. Plumbers' stock and metals, Houeo Furnishing Goods, , 77 Chandeliers, Lamps, &o. Water Notice. Offlco Sup't Water Works, Honolulu, July 3, 1882. A LL persons having Water Prlvilogea arc notified that their Water Rates are payunie Bomi-annunuy, in aavancc, able semi-annually, in advance, office of the Superintendent of at tlio omco 01 ti:e taupe Water Works, foot of Nuuanu street, upon the 1st day of January and July of each year. OIIAB. B. WILSON, Sup't "Water Worka 8. K.Kaai, Minister of Interior. 804 THE OLD CORNER Established, 1S58. Hart Bnos., : : Proprietors. MEALS Served up In first-class style at all hours Open from 2 a. m. to 10 p. m. Always on hand Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes &c, &c. Also, loeel XrixiLcs ! 75 JTUTX JHDEEJ, t. HAVING undergone grcnt improve ments in the wn' of Wire Gauze , Doors and Windows, which keep out those pests 01 covet Hies, cordially in vites his fiiends and the public gcnei al ly to give him a call, aud guaiantecs satisfaction. 505 lm COM TO LURCH YOU CAN GET THE nEST IN TOWN TKOM H. J. WOLTEJ, THE BEAVER SALOON, WHERE YOU MEET EVERYBODY. A Cup of Tea or Coffee! -A.t All Hours, AND THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS; Havauas, Manilas, Figaro, Floi de Cuba, Coney Island, etc., etc., etc NOLTE. NOLTE. NOLTE A. KRAFT, J EWELER, Jf OPTICIAN, Denier in Hawaiian Curiosities. Store In the ''Hawaiian Gazette" build 4A ing, opposite the Bank. W. J- FAGERBOOS, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler, No. 88 King Street, : : : Honolulu, opposite J. T. AVaterhonse's. Watches of all kinds repaired in a satislac. tory manner, and at RKASOX ABFiE PRICKS. Island orders attended to with prompt ness, and all worK done by us guai 438 antced to give satisfaction. 6m Notice. TO BUTCHERS, GRAZIERS and all whom It may concern. ir TJie unuersignea naving rNlfnfMmade altciations. additions. E and impiovements in his SOAP FACTORY, Is now prepared to give The Highest Cash Value for any quantity of Aud will furnish containers for the same frco of co3t to any one who may desire. THOS. W. RAWMNS, Honolulu Soup Works. Uince in iirick Uuildlng, King street, Lelco. 4831m JUST RECEIVED VX"MAllirOBA" A Full Assortment OF American Groceries ! S45 A. S. OLEQHORN & CO. NOTICE IP YOUR HORSE IS SICK or LAME, or any way out of order, call on A T. BAKEU, at Capt, J. 0. Cluney's sta bles corner of Queen fc Punchbowl sts. OrBreaking horses to saddle or car rlagc a specially. 420 ly frn mmm Eorchants. 0, Brewer & Company, (Limited) QKNUltAIi MimCA2tTll.il AND Commission Agents. MST OV OFF1CK11S P. 0. Jones, Ji J. O. Oaiitkk. .President & Manager Trcasiuor & Sccictary IHIlECTOItS! Hon. O. R. Bishop. Hon. II. A. P. Cahteii 838 ly Geo. W. Macfarlimc. II. R. Macfarlanc. G. W. MACFARLANE & Co. IMPORTERS. COMMISSION MER CHANTS and Sugar Factors, Fire-Proof Untitling, 52 Queen street, Honolulu. H. I. AGENTS for The Waikapu Sugar Plantation, Maui, Tho Spencer Sugiir Plantation, Hawaii, Tho Ilecia Sugar Plantntion, Oahu, Huelo Sugar Mill, Maul, Huelo Sugar Plantation, Maui, Puuloa Sheep Ranch Co., Hawaii, J. Fowler & Co. Steam Plow and Port able Tinmway Woiks, Leeds, Mlrilccs, Watson &Co's Sugur Machln cry, Glasgow, Glasgow and Honolulu Lilie of Packets. 185 " J. LTONS, L. J. IXVKY. LYONS & LEVEY, Auctioneers and General Commission Mei chants, Beaver Block, Queen st , - - - Honolulu. Sales of Furniture, Stock, Real Estate and General Merchandise promptly at tended to. Solo Agents for Amciican and Euro pean merchandise. 318 Clans Sprockets. Vm. G. Irwin. "TX7" a. Irwin & Company, Yt Sugar Factors and Commission Agents, Honolulu. 1 A. S. OLEQHORN & CO. Importers aud Commission Merchants, dealers in General Merchan dise, Queen and Kaahumanu sts., Hono lulu. 78 MA. GONSALVES Si CO., No. 57 Hotel Sti eet, Honolulu, Impoitcis and Dealers in Diy and Fancy Goods, Inlaid Work, Embroidery, 289 &c, &c, &c. JOHN T. "WATBBHOUSB, Importer mid Dealer in General Merchandise, Queen st., Honolulu. 1 M. s. Gbinbaum & 00., Importers of General Mer chandise and Commission Merchants, Honolulu. 1 M. S. Grinbaum & Co., Commission Merchants, 124 California street, San Francisco, Cal. BROWN & GO., Wholesale Wine and Spirit Merchants, No. 14 Merchant st., Honolulu. 380 I7 T. LENBHAN & GO., - Importers and Commission Merchants, Nuuanu st., Honolulu. 1 S. N. Castle. J. B. Athcrton. CASTLE & COOKE, Shipping and Commission Merchants. Importcis and Dealers in General Merchandise, No. 80 King st., Honolulu. 1 WING "WO TAI & GO , Importcis nnd General Dealers in English, American and Chinese P10 visions. Plantation Tots and General Supplies. Also, White & Coloied Con tract Matting, all qualities and prices. No. 24 Nuuanu sticct. opposite Mr. f . Afong's. 523 Cm TTTiNa Wo Ohan & Go., TT Importers and Geneial Dealers In English, American and Chinese Tro vlfilons, Plantation Tea aud General Supplies. Also, wmte and coloieil con tract matting, all qualities and prices. SB" No. 22 Nuuanu Street, opposite Mr. Afong's. 81 T?D. O. ROWS, HOUSi: AND SIGN PAINTER, PAI'EH HANGKIl, etc., No. 107 KiJ.n Stiikut, - Honolulu. G2j Telephone, 114. ly BROWN & PHILLIPS, Practical Plumbeis, Gas Fitters aud Copper-smiths, No. 71 King St., Honolulu. GST" Houso aud Ship Job Work promptly executed. 17 S. Tregloan, TAILOR, FORT ST. 201 Hubert Lottor, T EWERS & OOOKB. :. j:. Cooke. XJ (successors to Lowers &. Dicksnn,) Importers and Di'.ileis in Lumber nnd all kinds ot Building Materials, Fort street, Hnupluhi 1 ITTlliDER & GO.. VV Dealers in Lumber, Paints, Oils, Nails, Salt and Building Materials of every kind, cor. l'ort and Queen sts., Honolulu. 1 vft-i? HONOLULU IRON WORKS, ill Hi IT" engines, sugar mills, boll- ers, coolers i iron, brass and lead cast ings; machinery of every description made to'order, Paiticular attention paid to shin's Msok'smltmni'.i Job worK exe- cutod ,afe.shqrt police. 1 $10 ltcivm-cl. LOST on Saturday night on Hotel st. A double English Traveling Rug, a dyed 6heenskln foot rug, aud an em broidered dust-wran. Tho above re ward will be paid on returning same to 4G0 G. W. MACFARLANJS & Co CommiE fo&affi ENCLAND'S NEW BICYCLE. Tho steamer Pcrbian Monnrch brought over n bicycle, tuition ami nianufnctincd on far different prin ciples than any known to the American public. The wheels arc uniform in size, the ruler sitting be tween the wheels nnd bnlancingr himself on the axle. It is piopcllcd by tho feet revolving on a cranky to either side of which is affixed it pulley connected with the hubs of the two wheels by steel driving bnnds. The advantages claimed for the machine arc that the rider cannot fall ; that the roughest roadi can bo ridden over with compaiativc case and comfort, and that the machine can be stopped nt will with out dismounting. It is claimed that cldcily gentlemen and ladies can ride this bicycle with ease ; thai, in making long distances, 100 pound of baggage can be carried -nithonl. inconvenience, and that very nearly the same rate of speed may be at tained as on an ordinary bicycle. The machine was brought over by A. P. Baitlett of London. It is called the "Otto." Mr. Baitlett in tends to exhibit it during the com ing week in the public streets. JVew York World. The Avoid ."that" is peihaps the only word in the English language that can be used five successive times w ith absolute correctness of gramma tical construction. For instance : lie said that that that, that that gentle man mnde use of was perfectly 1 ight. See ? An Irishman bays that if the Naiads were constantly bathing lie presumes, from their name, the Dryads were the ones who brought the towels. Quitk Sufficient Ruasox. The three reasons which a good woman presented for objecting to a preacher were striking ones. She said that, in the first place, he read his sermon ; in the second, he did not read it well ; and, in the third place, it waa not worth reading. KENNEDY & Co-, . Jobbing and Retail GROCERY, 67 HOTEL STREET, FRESH GOODS, By every arrival of the O. S. S. Line CANNED GOODS, and Standard Groceries of till kinds by the Case, which we offer very low. Depot of the Wood lawn Dairy. P O. Box No. 297. Ring up Telephone No. 24ft. Satisfaction' Guahanteed. 2G4 ly Goods delivered free of Charjc npHE Undersigned Proprietor of the Fiom mm gaud? facior? AND BAKERY desires to inform liispationsand tlicpuh lie generally that notwithstanding the recent DISASTROUS FIRE, has erected . A NEW FACTORY On a much more Estcnive Scftle which is now in Folt. OrmiATiox, nnd whicU. will be in complete working older by au Early Ariival of new Machinery' and Tools. Has received per " ALAMEDA.'" the Largest and Varied Assortment of ' Choice Candies, Sugar Toys, and Ornaments, For Christmas Trees; will also have on hand 100 POUNDS of the so muck, called for SCHAUM CONFECT Of his own Manufacture, nnd a Large Assortment of His O wn Home Made PURE CANDIES, . As. also his Delicious, Fresh CHOCOLATE CREAMS ! Christmas and New Year Fruit, Pound, Sponge, and Jelly Cake?, Richly ornamented, and is again pre paicd to receive orders for his so well, known rich and fine fiavorcd WEDDING VJLKTZ, Ornamented in tho most Artistic Style MIISTCE 3H15A.T Of the Finest Qualities, will be sold at Fifty Cents pop Pound. With largely increased facilities, I am now prepared ngaln to supply my Cus tomers with PURE and WHOLESOME CONFKOCIONERY.of-my own manu facture; thnnking.ihi Public for their lihurnl pntronago before tho (Ire and so Halting a continuance of the same in the future. ' Very respectfully, F. Horn,! VllliS OJ-iI HTAM). 71 Ilotcl Street. Telephone No. 14. 572 3m ., , y. f i ArfW - ' -.J i M . 1 ..Li. 4 4. j. m iS.. SltK : i.,t4 4 V !".'. bt . . , . 4&-1 , tit X j , U&. ., t fer-JDfcK.'. .. - 'HK sP,. si's" nju1" ' ww;s v y ,w 's '? flWBF