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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26

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A-ra-s-- 10 Eeus fuf1-=z-iou rzesutiy Co
--lu-s. - u-riisy rI.A vhseh The poPolatioo q
49, E-Epl- tas Increased q iaie years Is
m--s lha- A-sri-zr- Wh=z The first NaPoleoo
rs 10 E-rrt lts CITY coar.iuss Teo0 i1hzbis-
z--s- rs Issz s1.B1C ia Is52 la 100, and IN
80 SC n0C- Ac-ar5lng q C0asuiar reports
- e-iis por-iz-isa q EgyPt II Mar, 1867, vas
sEls5ga
Ths fl1s51E -zcar5 q fazzis av0cztzous II
IL C---s5 -szsss : tzken f-oz The rses1t es1zus
-s-z--s- Iu5eren5eus or wu-~s Gr=ers there
AZ s. fs--ls SOCK hsr5ers sPprss-ie=s % bar
~ - s-utz.s. b1ssis-z- prufsssi01al h1st-
en- ass t-z=ps-s- : zEFerz- 5z5 pLysieians and
scr=c1s ! ~ eozposiiGrs. zs7g book fsb5srs, s.
cls--Tus- s1zre-gs-s. ss1rsas Ie -e1uailsa-
80 -sarusa- pick. guano Abors-z. gz-
Eaksz s eu1szirhs. : gsHPoEdsr makers and
Is sii7 rz-e-z
E1s-z< r. 6-zza.zzed froz Marx Tu.fns
81 e thlf uz1s. ms been prosz-ed a The
G-En5 opea Hosse- Ne9 To-k- Johz Bruz-ha=
s----s5 ne Flr1 & De.iz Nars.Es.- aad Nrs-
g1s- WEE 1ta1 e = Ms Antoi.srrs MaeduEs,-
utzs Miss Anuia Del1zs 1zszzsd the pa-t Of
Eia yss. Wed. The Qsssa q Co1ssy ard
s1-E- TIE risee cuacizses nth N cpizz den
q - Fr-1zs1' 1as : trzzsforzarioz-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26

Tx Water Tern q PuHahog College closed
Eish a s1lni-atisu 90 Frii4y hst, At Ehicl
tsachsrs AID s.gisa,z acqaiitsi themselves Nth
ersiit- Most Of them hare already scattered IN
va-iols 6lrectio1= 70 sPsnd the Two weeks Of
I5ergy 4E1Eed then That's riyht,-roaz and
ro1p over the greea his ard meadows drink II
The frssh zsgatAia air. asi return promptly At
the tap e the bell =ith nerves hraced up and
Gear bsais f1c an5Ihsr Twelve weeks Of climbing
u the All o. scisnee.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26

CARD The Committee of Arrange
sats for the Ball givsz b. UltiaA Thals Lodge No.
l. I. O. 6. T.. March l7th. desire to express their
satisfaction With the music ssrasksd FOR the occasion
y Mrs. B4iiassssr aad Mr.. Hs-rick. azd take
pleasure in recommending them to the Public.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26

FoR KAru.-CsPt. Berrius usW scAooosr. the
nssatlsss. sa iesrs for Kaaai o. Frsiay Or SAT-
u7aay uext. ard VII probably rake the circuit q
that Island She has a screw. With hoiler ard
ueesssary 7aehiosry fSr stsaniug, and As sea IS
ne can Obtain sabSsly Captaia B, proposes 10
Use steam. and show What the D311tlssS ear Do
IS steamer. Al present her machinery IS pOt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
REAL ESTATE.

DT VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE MADE
ID on the 14fh Of Fesruary, A. D. 1873. b. Hon.
A. Fernandez, Circuit Judge Ct the I'd Jadi-ia Cir
q the Ez-zte Of JOHN BNOS. late Of Waikiki. de-
ceased there VII Be sold at PabIie AuetiOn on the
premises, in the town Of WailRku, on
Thursday, March zzth- at IL o'clock noon,
all the right title and interest the said John Eaos
had the tine q his death IN zud to certain prsu
situated IN Eaiuku Mani. aud lately seezpied By
together with tie h1idiEg and appuFtsnHness the
sane. consisting Of sJSTe with dwelling ever
had buii1ing used Bakery. With very large
oven a1d cooking r1nZe artzeEei nearly rev and II
perfect ORDER large b1idiag 10 front Of bakery
coutziEiug three large and verzada ia fr5nt
also. Sho- Shsp and oGt-b1iidfuEE- There some
valuable Grape Vines % the premises This place
baildings are al IN gssd repair AIss. OF
Saturday. March ssth. at e O'Clock, noon,
IN the tsUu Of LaAafaa o. tie premises al The right
title and interest 81 the deceased in and ts sss9 Of
ssTs q szzd, more iess, togstber uith One
Story Dwelling. eSutaini1g three r0s1s and a yerun-
Ia There are also some rsry E1s Grspe Vines 90
tie loG These prgliEss are sifuated on the 1pDer
side q the second Il Labziza and zhouf half
Eay bstEesa the Prss1 aad the cafhsI5e Chareh aad
are nov occupied by MT. john Crsvdsr.
Also, Al the E1ze pisss, 1neiiafely after the sale
sf tse above Ios, vii BE- sold sLare (ssuss being
LIS part Of tr1st q lad IN Kaz1apafi. Mari,
bs1Eht By Hgi of HsH- c. B4hapl TsT7as CasE.
TH0S- " EVERETT,
HENRY " DANIELS.
AdzEaistrzts-s q the Estate II John Raos-
THOS- ". EVERETT,
Anetionesr
wHlakH. FEB. p. 1873. IS
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MarshaI,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXRCU-
- ton issusd out Of the Supreme Court Of Law and
Equity Of The Hawaiian Islands, upon judgment
against LAPAELA, Defendant ia Exeeation, IN favor
Of CATHARIEE STEWART, Plaintiff in Execution
for S2l9.75. have levied upon and shall EXPOSE for
sale 70 the highest bidder On SATURDAY, the 10Th
day Of Aarch, a II o'clock noon, on the premises
all the right title and interest Of the aid defendant
in and % the following described property, viz
"Apsaa l." Containing Kalo Patches situated in
kapalaDa, HOuolalu, and containing 1870 acres,
described in Royal Patent No. 6s4.
"Apana 2" Fish Pond and Halo Patch. also situ-
Hted 10 Kapaiama. Honolulu, and containing ss-l0o
acres and described 10 Royal Patent. No. 6sf. To-
gether With all the budiugs aud hppurte1aness there
on situated.
The aid land will be sold subject % q mortgses
ard interest d e1et.90 IN favor o. s. B. Dole Esq
Unless aid judgmsnt Interest costa Of suit and ny
fees and commissions be previously rAtisfsd.
w. c. pARKE, Marshal.
Honosalu, Nareh !, 1879. ct
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26

TEz EzFEzoE WrrLrsNs birtbiay anniversary
oeczrred CO SATURDAY Ast, Ehsu the veuerable
Eaissr eusered e. bis 74,h year. The German
C5zsaL = q Glade. Ezq- received kis trends az
the residence a Jsize Widsaia11, Sbsre =
Csasroes SPREAD vas provided and the health Of
the EuPeror aad the Iuperial ha57 d-e= oct
patriotic toazts and songs from the Sous Ct F4-
6erit-s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26

a1-1s --1rl ~ n w. NJ b. r1cs
era azE-s Enl-sr nz--ls
ra-l - -z-z a "a 49, Ez--h -
Es= D-eE A-rle- - e FIX lraa1.
F eds slrss --Es lsa.r- lS- -rrts
lra ---=- lEul.- LA e zzl-i L1-1 er
-a---ar Ha-.s s-i Nl-a-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26

WzsIzz have been seen quite freqsenily abou.
he Isz16s The past fsz weeks. * Is uSaaI in the
SP-.1g moaths- They are Of he hauPback -
specs. and resort here 10 bresd-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

CARD = The Teachers aud Pupils OF
the Waialaa FeuAls Seminary would express their
grateful thanks to those Who have contributed to
reader the Fair, he'd the IssA INST waiAlaA,
\ S-crrs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26

Tbs Fsir a. Wasalsa- OzAs. ~aieh VS. held
q the 18Th, FOR The benefit Of the Girls
Boaz4as Sehool a. that pace. resulted II he
receipt q ab.,1t Sl50
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26

SEP NkLAT.-This vessel by IN the stream
waiting Tor crew. uhen the Noses Taylor Ell
81 Fra1cisco- she Us I0a5=i E5gh four Tor
Hsag KoaS. and il Is possible thai she nay Isilrs
al n passing this port, tho1gh there l. 10
csr-aiutv C her sto--f--
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DR. q. - CUMMINGS.
HoMEoPATHIsT, 50 FORT STREET,
III HONOLULU Nv
N o TIC G
Exeeutors' Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is Hereby Given to the Credit
~ Of the Estate af MERCY P WHITNEY,
late of Waimsa, Island Of Kauai. deceased. pre-
their claims duly verified 20 the undersigned, or
either Of then, within mouths fruu this date. or
within six months frvz the tine they become due or
they viii BE f5rever barred.
HENRY ~ WHITNEY, Houoluu
V. KNUpSES. Wafme.. Eausi,
Exergssrs Of the Estate Ct Mercy P Whitney
Hou0IuIu. March Is. IsT3- 10 la
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HER Bztaauc Naiessy's AeLiag C5uuissio1er
and C01zl-GsasrzL Tbso. b. Davies. I'D VII
give Bal a. the H4Eaiian Hotel TO uorroH
evening II hooor ef lis Nsjssyys accession 70
lie th-ues
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26

ASorHzz load Of Iegers. . IA u1zSsr. left n
tie Schooner Waruick foc Noi0kzi. o. Tsssday-
ms Hakss 50 Eho haze beea SEAT . the Leper
Hospital wfthfa ten oars.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

u q
I'D the Hoe. Hermann A WiieuAnu. Associate
JusEes Of the Ssprsus Court dated the I7th day Of
January, Is7z, shaI oEe- for sale the house Of
Christian BsrtslmauH, On the premises. on tie
TWELFTH DAT OF APRIL. 1873. at the boar Of
Il. n. Of that day, pabie Auction. the highest
bf1sr for cash in hand at the upset price Of Five
Hanirei Dollars. all the night, title claim and IN
tsrsst Of Hs1ry Bsrtszaun, Minor, ia and 10 Five
Shares IN the Of LAID sold ard conveyed By J.
" smith. Ct Eolsa. % the MsI01a Land Co1pany
situated at Mol9aa, Island Of Kauai, Hawaiian
Islands. Deed % Be al the cost Of the purchaser.
FRANZ BERTELMASN,
Guzriia1 Of Heary Ber5slman1-
Eoloa, March lstA. 1873. II-5t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26
Nd1sce11aneOus!

MesrS-haan Pipes, Pearl Shirt, Cost and Vest Bat
tous. supr Pins. Hair Pins. Linen and Cotton Tapes
Sleeve Bottoms and studs Looking Glasses aud Hand
Mirrors, Linen aud Cotton Thread, Pen HALVES,
Basehsr knives. Sail Irvine. India Rubber Combs.
Dressing Combs. Fine Ivory Tooth Combs Letter and
Bill Paper. Blank Books. Eupr Playing Cards. six
Ribbons. Corded Silk Beitings. Travelling Bags Ne
rho and Alpaca Bindings, Feathers and Flowers,
FEATHER Dustsrs, Opera and Spy Glasses, Violin
Strings, Cotton TEins in skeins and balls. Ladies'
Corssts. TaiIors Shears, Water Monkeys, Hooks and
Eyes, ssltIsr Water, de-, &e., &e.
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roar or uoNoLTLT.


AEEENED
49, -a-s--- 49, EE.-1- E-lz zazs- -szzr azs Fa--
~ H- Eu-n-
50 a-l- Ea-1 Esek-az- - laags t---l E1r-
anrs I'D s-h- wa-u-a-k s--- Ms1-EaE ard
LarE=- l1 49,
--~r wn-u.aszuus- and lzalz= kazal- zi-az
er- E=- Ha- N1-L sd Ez-r Fasrsr s-.u
araa f-a- 49, F1-cs ard scks
~ a1E 49, -zrrL
$50 1-- rure A Fa1E17t--E Elraes = surs 1-e1l
EHrr-t s-ars 1sl4 Ee1eH frrz Iawa-- Wsaa.a
MA Wa-ri-E E-l --z- e-i- E-lza--
E-ar ~ Is Ca r-ra- eu 11H1-
Sc aa- 49,
ShELEu-
49, rs-r H--H-. Car Ea- 81 F-.--asr- EaE sch-
fr Taar
slereerl- fr F-alri<cu
E---s - Eaausaa --azF ani Eaary
60 Eazz- Nstaa usr-l1 azz - I've 7 a.
~ rfaE
W. F--s- a-1-s 40 Etzzusarz- Er
- Ws-F E--s1 ST. 1s--
~ 9arluaa=-i 71~-s sc.-s Odd Esl-
- E1raE Ea-za Er Ea-zL 1EE1-zl Or
sr1r g 7lr1L
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26

HS Hoyoz Jr75s Wr7zEsSN accoapanfei
b. AtiOrusyl5eae-al Juid- salIei for NsEiI-
~ % N5uday lazs, 70 hold the SPring tern OF
Cgs-t for kaz.i.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26
DRY GOODS!
WHITE MoLEsKIS. GREY and white
Clothing, Hosiery, Hats, &c

SGPr Black Doeskin Pants, dozens Of Buekzkiu
Suits, cold M0leskin Pants, Pea Jackets, Cotton
FLANNEL Understands a1d Drawers, Msrino Under-
shirts, White Linen Duck suits. Waterproof Coats
an Pouehoz, variety Of Mems Felt Hats. Ladies
White Cotton Hose Of various qualities Boys heavy
Brown Cotton Seeks, Meas Brown and Isle Thread
Socks, KID Gloves vbiss and cold for Ladies and
Gents, Doezkin Riding Gloves FOR Ladies and Gents,
Isle THREAD Gauutlsrs, Italian Cloth and silk Um-
brelas, Linen aud Paper Collars, Paper Cuffs. Ee.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26

ErztEES-is< sa1 srz -. So 1ai sSh-as.-v c1s 7sh
81 and 2lhat1ng ughs, llEA. ia. rah lad W.
uer-rs ---s- f11Ai-hf r-t s-6 raraaA-. Ism. rsrh
z1& l7leSat rsi-S lisa lssh. -arh z1st-s1s-a-s
r1tss 2-li-1ullig VIA rsia= zSrs-zqza1v- 1zh ga
sse-- ssth sra szi slst-Hyas vilsi ald raraasis.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26

vs. i.rits attsa,foo 10 he card Of n. Cam
ui-ss. ho@s0Pafh5e pbysiciaa, who haz take1 an
O5cs ). No. s. FOr- street
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

SEvEzL Ehassrs ~ be foaod reported b.
CaPt Rickua7, uadsr the head Of ship Memo
md
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FOR LEASE.

THE PREMISES KNOWN As THE N4TCHEL
il premises. situated On Alzkss street.. and lately
oecupisd By n. Raplss. For further parisnsrs arry
20 CHA3. r. BISHOP.
Or JNO. o. DOMTNr,
Adn'u q Esiats q Bil i.is Majesty Esush.neks
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26

CaSCEEr--A Agsiczl EutertaIuuent- under
tie patrsaags q the King. and The auspices of
the Frsuch Co1uissio1er and ConsaL Vii take
plaee a. The ROYAL HaEafisa Th=airs, On Fridsy
EFsniag. March 3. The rscsiPts VII Be fgr
the beuest Of the ssfersrz IL the f0odz Ehhch &C
CARED IN the IT at storm IN Franee, N December
hst- The storm swept over the Ekole q EGrupe,
dang great damage o. The ssa a. vel A. land !;
bat usvkere vas the sassrisg greater lhan n
Fr1aes. caused b. the s1traordinary 61ods in The
rivers vhich rizs IN the AlPs- The follo9inz
Progrzz1s gives pruuIise q varied and sgTse-
ale rIrslcal enterrafrment
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26

IEz PAE-E
Va I-EEEzinl M1r=h. ~ Bad ---------- Cree
Na 1-orT.rrure On EArtfe- d. seville ---- E1ssfnf
Psur vicl1 e pt1ad Il n Psrzst e BerE.rl
- 1-Esriarzr5su d h issiz- Duchess - l1s1bach
Caste PAR n L. Alu1T=r
~ 4-LEea q Ea1-nsrlular----- D11t1seti
Chaaus- Ta- v Fsaars-
Va s-lIru a-la rssa. eEur III --- Cllpitsuu
Elua1cs e1a1t-- P1r ~ 81
Nc s-EErrAH lEaradsaa Fupsrz F1cs-
Puu- utalaa e pdaas ~ N G. N-LeEa e EerE.rt
Ll11-a EEls-A1a---.
Punr dsuz vistaas pHr les frsrss hrLaaz-
IA --Larz.1s q BErte Dsas-------- o-z1ash
chzare= par n L MlanEsr-
P1H-m
IA l-Nu--ha Erssu.phais Ez Pruphscs Esysrbesr
BF ne Band
Flur viaEsu e piazs n n Fsrlsr BsEEl
" zTn Ts1r crnsfs Tias1u---- ----.- Msutsiauh1
Ps- M Ealsa e Kzaak1aA
"a Al LsmAar ---- 1890 90 90 ----.-..-.-.F Vera
Chaa-e- pr NJ Fsna-l
s-F1s-1r1s F1rP1zs Ea1=rx o1-aha-A
CAanraA Far r. Le M1unEsr-
Aarz Ezsssais paar Vaslla par II G. NcLsaE
Eazaacz chaares pr n uaE
81 s-Avs E1r1 flur s prslis e Ezch -------- cg1o
E1rrslz rrur risu fzrrsnui1al. rdana sr rh1zt par
NE-f-ra<k Arkilsau- s-r=sr e L Nluays--
-. @-t-11 etr1 IL AllE------ 10y nc balai
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TEz ScEooSER kkMarLz has htely been par
CHASED by Captain l. B. Psterson Who l. u0H
sEting her OCT Tor -haling voyage. % sal early
IN April Shs EiH Dc Commanded by Der ozuer.
uho proposes 70 crziss t3Eu the Me1leaa coast,
thes so=zris Panama Bay. the GalliFagoz. Mar
g1ssas, the Line aad back TO port, which vii
occaPy sight Or tea 1oaths- With smart gang
Of uhaIsmeu. the Kamaile. il she meets good
lick oGght to return next Eintss vel flied with
oil. q Ehieh she eau stoEa ray aboat 500 barrsIs-
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For sale.

Young Trotting Horse, Wagon
~ and Harness. belonging 70 II. Bradley.
Nh. Apply 70 c. s. BARROW.
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ExzTTz1--Ou Friday, March 81 ab01t uoou.
= uatfve Hawaiian. Kzhslzaguoku. uas hung
Eishiu the s1s Ct the prison in this city Tor the
Murder Of Al Cd nan and woman. committed At
Waiehz, Mai in March. IsT2 The evidence
4as clear. sad the p-isouer beEore lis execution
confessed haEiug committed the deed. he vas
aitsaiei al the scasold By Rev. Father Modesto
Of the Rs@aa Cstholic Church Besides part
ing saSqtaiioo Of hreEea iG57ia 04kDHl, to
he attendants. he made 20 rsaiarss- ard appears
% have net hss fats Nth The sane aPgarsot IN
dlEsrsoce which be has shoEn since BIS seutsoes-
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r---- - --ui = =. "a p--ass u.-s cuu.s.
u a. -- s-----1 Tan Far- - "a E-.zs-zu - So
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EA.s.s :: ne xssa tu- =. Ha..a q x.zgA. ISIS.


EeNoLCIU MEAN rIME
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-09

WE learn that on Saturday,
March Goth, a man named GEORGE
RIFE aged about 81, years, was
drowned in making an attempt to
cross Salt Creek in a skiff, just
above the dam at the old Rains
Mill, in Eagle Up. When he reached
the middle of the stream he discov-
iercd that the current was moving
him toward the dam, when he jump
ed out Of the skiff, and was
drowned. His body tloated over
the dam soon after, but up to Sat
urday morning, April 5, as we learn
from WESLEY HAYNES, his body had
not been recovered, although hun
dreds ofpeople had been searching
the stream for miles during the
week. He leaves a wife and child.
He had resided in that township
about a year. al a
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-09
That Sermon,

The RECORD has been in labor
its pains were agonizing-and af-
ter all, the result has been a bast-
ard. According to Republican
rites, a minister shouldn't speak
the truth--shouldn't yindicate the
purity of the sanctuary-but, on
the contrary, SHOULD confine him
self to Republican texts, for in
stance, ColfaX, Grant, Garfield, and
other salary grabbers. 10
~ Dare the REooRD, or the Repub-
lican, friends OF Rev. M, D9ughty,
deny the truthfulness Of tho report
Of his sermon--as published last
week. The name OF the author
Of that report can be obtained by
at this otlics. s
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-09

BALLoU's MAGAZINE for April is
issued, and 4 nice number it is, FOR
it is printed ON the whitest of paper,
with the blackcst of ink, and Is now
one of the handsomcst magazines in
the country, and filed with the most
interesting matter. 1t suits all
tastes, and even has department
for children, 80 that the little ones
look for it as eagerly as adults. 1t
is light, witty, gay and severe, so
that all can find something interes-
ting in its pages. Every subscriber
who sends the publisher $1.50 re-
ceives the Magazine for one year,
and also a pretty little Chrome
worth at least so cents. The April
number contains an exciting sea
story, q thrilling adventure and sew
eral pretty little love stories which
will please the ladies very much,
for all of them end in marriage, as
a good story should always do. The
head of every family in the country
should send $l.5O to the publishers
and receive this Magazine without
delay. THOMAS q TALBOT, 36
BrOomield ST., Boston.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-09

WHEN you hear man running
down his county paper, it is safe to
conclude that he has been conpell-
ed by law to pay the publisher a
debt; that he can't read; that he
spends his money for bad whisky
and don't take any paper for fifty
cents less anthelegular subscrip-
tion; that he is a candidate for some
office and may gain a vote by abus-
ing the editor; that he knows about
as much about publishing paper,
and the cost, as hog does about
Sunday; or that newspapers are q
humbug, anyhow" in his opin-
ion. Il lGAh1lW ,J,QI
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Dedication.

The new church house of the
Christian Union, on Macarthur
charge, one and a half miles south
Of Allensville, Yinton Co., o, will
be dedicated on Sabbath, April u,
1873. ,.a
Services commencing on Satur-
day the 26th, at II o'clock A. M.
Dedication services to be conducted
by Rev. JOSEPH NICHOLS.
All are invited to attend.
G.. w. PITCHER.
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G.. w. PITCHER.

The. columns Of this paper are
open for contributions from teach
ers and friends of education in this
and other counties, but all commu-
nications must positively be ac-
companied by the true name Of the
author. The name is not wanted
for publication, but as aguarantee of
good faith on the part of the writer.
The communication over the sig
nature "WiHing to Learn," will APP
pear in this paper if the authur will
send us his or her name. Cores
pondents must not ask us to violate
this rule in any instance.
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The, past few warm summer days
has made everybody and everything
gay and happy. All nature is
bedecking herself In robes of the
brightest and happiest colors-the
buds are bursting forth as by mag
ic, and the birds are doing their
"level bestp to vie with nature in
the merry time:-
- - QNA From yon white throne
The blapkcRp runs the gamut of his song,
With hriyalnigiitiHga the. .blackbird pipes,
From cherry bougli, and, from thp sn!Bca, the
u truBh NE N'r
Joins the blithe evening choir. The apple
blooms -
Are scattered roseate DER the orchard lands;
Tho White-robed pear, the et-breathed
dhmascepc,
Weighed down With blQssOmed fragrance,
sprinkle snow
Upon the daisied grass. The buttercHps
With g0 den buttons gem the homestead mead,
And pale blue squills CLINT meath the tangled
wealth
or fern and bramble.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-09

. T i d y ~ 4
Who doesn't like sweet thingsf
OuEthoughts were turned TO this
question by aivisit from onr friend,
MES. s. ALDna, fof Siyerly, Swan
township He entered our sanctum
with amassiTe, jug inhis hand-.we
became inquisitiye-the test was
applied, aad'we discoyeredthat the
jug contained somc Of the finest
! Maple Molasses that shhs ever been
brought TO- thisaofiiee. 0fycourse
the editor is happy, and tenders
manythanks (, /, ts' .5 ss n .,6a ,.'i'i !
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MoRRIs EVANS, Clerk of Elk
Township; Sol, SHIPLEY, one Ofthe
Constables Of Madison Township;
and DR., 8. W. MoNAHAN, Treasurer
elect Of Clinton Township, will ac-
cept thanks for furnishing us with
the official result Of the elections
held in those townships.
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.s Carr SHocKEY, son Of J. u.
SnocKEr of this town, went to Mich
igan last week, with his uncle,
IOHApsCEY PoRrER, About l2o'clock
last night Mrs, sid Mr.. 'snooKEY
receiyed a telegram from Mr.. Ron
TER, saying that their son was lay
ing yory sick with brain fever and
not expected to i've. They started
to Michigan an hour aiterreccivlng
the dispatch, reaching Hamden in
time TO got on board of an eastward
bound train.
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The type on which this paper is
printed are from the Cincinnati
Type Foundry, No. POI Vine Street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. We would rec
commend this Foundry to all who
wish to purchase type, presses, or
printing material of any doscrip-
tion.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-09

ExclrEMENr.- -"These are exciting
times" said h person in our hearing
the other day Buff you want to
get excited, go to the no use of
WILL & Co., Zaleski, and see how
cheaply they are selling the new
and fashionable goods. The store
is filed with a choice lot of season
able goods.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-09

New NAME.-By reference to an
advertisement it will be seen that
"Coalmont" is hereafter to be the
name Of the village at the Zaleslli
CompanY's coal mines.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-09

Two strangers arrived in Near
thur during last night. They are
twins, and are stopping at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. AL. MUoHLER.
Since writing the above, we learn
that another little stranger arrived
at the residence of SAMUEL TRIM
NER in this town. tits a girl.
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