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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-17

SufEEME COURT 90 ruE u&waTIaw
- fSlaAN net-iu fruha1r. iaanf ff Ualr uaal.lI.-
uEH uhNSuALE bow. af ol.aIaarllt. rrar rl0fr.lsra
~cotl1Iti fnreaart trlirr
iif actInr ruhIirutlr1 % 1ula-a ~.
A Document rurporunr % ne tnr .aar wa as r..r.
mrnt Of Alexander nrvsisie nuv. trcaa.lsf szs. -.
day ~ Marrh. a. Il. lts1. ben rr4-atf -
Probate and a lll1n Or e. l-la1Ia lreraf -
Cor the issuauce % Letters rsstaurea1arr $780,
named Ihrr0In having firlf 81 ntNlEI ssrrF ~
Honolulu 10 L. hereby ar'iefci tnlt FRIDAY a. aEH
ONn DAY or APRIL. A. u. is-t. af in aer1ea a "a 81
stld dav 30 ne Cuurt Seven 20 49, Elrrf - fr.a.
House, u uruuiuiu b. ard ttr nararr
the time or proving ellf wa and ffirlsr ma
when and where person intrtrltrl sar srna.4 49,
contest the sat WIN and ~ sraaaas ~ l.trsrs r-r-
uneursrv.
no Il further ordered hat reicr 1aforf rrsr 81 $50
ucaaon f1r thrre sccersire Nerea m - uss...-
Oaretfe.' newspaper printed ant rIt1l1aII = II..
And 10 "a further oriercsi rltalrrs b. s.I Il -
suoscroinx witness 90 nd va
appointed - FRANCIS IUln
iusilce 70 ~ -rrfa1le oIsrt
Dated Wouoiuiu. ir T. March itth fssz
Attest. WAITS. q. sEsr. CfrfE 20 =
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Land Sale.

iN PURSUANCE or An ORDER or
me supreme Courf. fhs Gaarilan AZ ~ -ra--
sTty q ALBERT KrNrIAKEA IN ~ e
LAND OF WAIAKA 2df
..--.sa = hainsa. hland q Hawaii. ooat.iaf.< 81
acres, a. The Upses Price q 80 per n-r~-f,-k
Decd ~ expsnls o. Purchaser.
ihs sale viii Be nais by Mr. Podatsu. g. a.s-
sonser q that District a. las door ~ ~ W.I-rs
,-s a9n,ss a. noou n WEDNESDAY,, Mar.a 81.
Attorney for the Gaar5lan.
p NAHA0LELCA. Gaarfian 81
The Estate q Aibsrf KnaaiaE.a-
honolnlu. Aarlb 9TH. 1878. 5gs i
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- - $3.50 49, - = - e.s.rteA
- H. In ffunllH-iu ne IIiiHf 1I o. .I.III II
WILLIAM J. GRAY. % Makawaf. Maui. |irrraasf
Proper applcaiiuu navinE asen dlsI .nl U.rrf -
CilAS W GRAY Cor rIn ursnaHa ~ ~
VIII iud rostar9eui % Nlaun D rzr. ~ uals.a.
Mani %. o.. deceusl. and That MRS tunf sNN GRAY
b. appulnieti Evccutrix under lne aI Narra ta4asr
gwen ta al whom NAV culrerr. .taf @tsTsaEItU
MARCH 1-tn. ts-i. % o'rlacE "a u. iIsir..
n Masawao. fhe time snd rllrr Or traffre ca 80
application and an utlectuas inst he elsfeI .1.s~l
AIR suaNlNuNn
Clrrlit 1atse "a lzL nssira.r
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-17

oS the 4th Of March ooe-thiri Of the Senators
il the American Senate acknowledgements in
uunber-and with one or two exceptions their
seats viii be oceupied By new men, some Of
~hon have never held positions 10 Congress.
Of the retiring senators, seventeen we're Re
pgblicans. Eve Democrats and three were In.
dependent OF the new ones. eleven are Re
pGblicaa and fourteen are Democrats. The
new senate viii stand. a Republicans. .2S Demo
Gratis. and two doubtful, giving the former party
s majority Of at least Il oct Of the "A members.
Among the rev senators Of note, sre Governor
Booth Of California, Dawes OF Massachusetts,,
Christiaocy who s1percedes Chandler OF Michi-
gan keruan. very able laSyer. who takes the
seat Of Feutou Of New York Burnside VITO sue
eeeds Sprsgue Of Rhode Island Andrew John
500. who succeeds BroEnloS. Of Tennessee and
Cameron, who takes the seat of Carpenter Of
Wisconsin. These are all sbIe meu, not except
ing Andrew johnson, who has always proved
himself at least firm and incompatible states
man il Office. which cannot be said Of some who
have vacated their seats, and who were eoasuica-
Gus in the Credit Mo6ilier Swiudls.
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&Nsl..-. =, =. = II -
islands ucfsrr NJ lartlre FNrls aa.I.s II
ne ssfaie ~ JOHANN f,lkNt NDHWi1f 'a.f n Hars
IuIu detcasri urrr arIoinfnl lr1e o. If1ets 81
and dreciiaE runilral.aa 81 nrlIre af ~ aarIa
doc1nruf. rurrortinr tt o. 80 asl sI.ll
% Innaun hFaaa AIrHHa llHaAa e1Nal a. IIII
Nlarrh. m lFla. rren nrr1rntr 81 alEi rrdrtr
.iIH rsiIian o. me rg1aale ltrrsrf a. 10
letters trsfaruesitarV b. D. e. taaie. aIa1
,iil having Sled By rilI-
% D. herchY oricrrf taaf Ftfntr. ~ sNunNu e. 20
kFnff. A. m tslA af 81 e'ciarl 81 - No a. :.
uiu ana ne drratT arrol11alI o. -
urnxinE stli WI. and hFaliH lrrl.als srIr
ghrrr any rrrsun Inaraafl lir.af rafraaf
saId VII. ana ne rrlnitf 20 riiars .assllI14ra.fr
10 h further urielrd that rufi1r irarecf "
Or fnrcr
lkrErrE. e Newspaper urin1rf 11f 1afIla1I $780,.
And h further urifrr. la1t Cl1ls1s l.i =. -.
siisrrhinr witnesses lall all m affealf ~ 1lts. -
SOD VIII. ID ihe tlne auraIHifsl
Dated ifouoiuin. ~. a. March tea. is-a
a. FIllNrrs rrrn
Attest 1aHtice ~ ~ -urraras f..a.s
INn q nanNann. n.llLE - y I.
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S.fAEME COURT % EuE uaWaIHaa
- lsinuus.-in PROBATE To- tae natter n ~ FlfIr1
on NiLhEhEHI MEtNErNE. rara ar afnfr g.rr
Hawaii. decreased AZ Chaniders hef.ra a. u.- -
g Harris trei aslogtata 1usilfr suurallls narr rr
% notice % refluuu f1r allowance 81 aaeauna. rs-
and dnal dsffihnfon % property
ON realms and Sling thn nerTln 1riI a.rrra ~ go.
w q Jones. EEecutnr - taa Estats 81 uff rrIrHr
MEINElkE. late n euutn Erua. ua-rsE. 49,
wherein he Hssa % BE- allowed e. 80 rnar4as 49,
self Win fi-ilNi and asks ih1f 11mr rsr - ~
amlned and approved anf mas Hu1i orlsr nav - $50
Or distribution 1f te prgqe=T rsasialaE t.rls =.
the pvrsons THERETO euuliei. ant stsrr1a al-s 80 -
suretes from at further rsFuTslalfr lrar
TO IL ordered, hat FRIDAY fre 1ih o. % 1rsH ! Z
1875 at Zen clock A. NJ before ne f1l.- e. 49,
bcrs in ne Court Housa. al Haaolll. al - 49,.
hereby l. appointed fhc nlara -
peutlun and aocrents, ant that uerss 1r-ar.slrl
then AND mere appear and tlaN rlIar fHrr Hlra
Why the sane should lQe BE- Trlnfrf art rssr rr.s 49,
deuce rs 90 who entitled 80 nrfraas. 49,
hat This order. n ne Eualsn laasu.1a - r
the Z" Hawaiian tiarffte' Newspaper rrfdrsf NJ .r.I
IN Honolulu iur three sucofasfra ae-Er rrrera - -
time therein appointed flr sahf haarfds
Dated &c Houullu IA T.. als a. df Ma 4 IL laer
cfI1H g. uNnura
Alc'ti l1silce - no -rrrrulr fa-rrf
WttrEH r. srar. Clerk SIP CONT a-
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- l-faANieilu ff1uata- On aalrrHr q Ilrr.
dlanslla % HANNAH. a mlnur. AZ Cnnnlnrrr 49,
Mr Justice Judd oriFr % urtacn nrrlfaaa ~ a.
auce q accounts. dscharge. snd d1a laftada u -.
perry.
ON ffatinf ana hli1g ere pTlttrl and u
Dole Guardian % TIE hHra1u ai Eatnra ff1NEafr -
Honolulu Oahu wherein D. arss 81 b. allowed Ir.T =
and chatgss himself VIM tis.1 i1 end .1s t.st -. 49,
may D. examined and auplurrd. ard thaI fa.I rrl.-
may De- male % Distribution - ~ rrurrr-r rvrnafn
his hands Co The persons fnerHc1 ara $780,
Dim and hli slfetft rnri an llffler rrrusnIfr
It s ordercd, hat FRIDAY. tha san DAY ~ 1rfIr
a. =. i@5is af teu ocucs Halirr rr1ltra
thainlcrs pa ne Court Houae, AZ Haluiuiu.
same herenE upquiltel tne rlrr 49,
ing said puulun aul lcrounfs fui inaI 81 nrrar rr4s
ssted may then AMI therr apprar ar rtlaf -a-a q ~
they have, Why ile siauld El11ra.f a1 a
present. eFlieufe t1 wnu rulllaIf 80
perry. And that ms orier u ali rra.
nnguages Do published FRI fna rtsElI1Ia g.raIfa 81
kuukoa nruspapsra printed ard r1tlstz.l ID lIasas
tar three sucrcsere ueeEs rrari1u1 ~ sire 49,
appointed Tor atlf hearing
Dated at Houoiaiu, H. T. ms -sta 1.r III rasraalr
a. ~ lsfA a FRANCIS JUDI
Atifat- I1stirr n tor Supreme cara
INo- D. BaHStHB. Dep. Clcrs sar ca-lrt 49,
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LEGAL NOTICES


csrPHEmE uorur--ln the naaasrr se ~
- psnErurtcr 70 ritnass a.. nAa4l-aN. s.t1a-
tarV itlaEruul
Thomas n uarrlscn ~ iIrna.aa. naras1 erale So.
ne u0a A. FaaSCIg IUnr. laasra - So .IIsIs .,.I
and lratarss nlutseif a N4e4flIl NlNNIl'I -
~ fhe lI0u Cfr. e l-1l f1T rrtrref
Ta4lIr. ma EHfuNN ~ iNIn f~V ~ MACH II
ls.i ~ % e'ciarE e. ~ AZ ilr reafI uEs1l So -
,rerts falrt ~ kfuiarI flaauH. iilsea. s.a
nis-r e. hear IarNia me llasa ~
that uniice q hrarInr 20 naHtaal l H4rl..l
rhos raitse III any ihrTr w1F ~ lall itnsas H.
rIuun aioull naf b. tasruri lln4rur4
urier - frsr Uourfs 4Nu a. NtnTsnI.
uonoiuiu itth siarrh. tt-l ~ ~ rrras4 ff..t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-17

california Lime,
Portland csmsnt,
california Brick
F'r aais b B0LEzs . CO.
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~ The above sale is POSTPONED for Tw,
Weeks from the 18th instant. W. c. PARKE.
Honolnlu. March H. 1875 Mar.bsl.
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MarshaI's Sale.

WpY VIRTUE or AN EXEC TrION ISSUED
u out q The supreme Court Of law and Equity on
the IN day Of January, A. u. 1874 In favor 81 JAMES
ROBINSON, plaintiff, against ABIGAIL MAfKAI and
JOHN MEEK Jg fot The srm OF sIo,a.sl have levicc
upon and shall expose for sale 20 the highest Bladder a.
O'Clock noon. a AIifoIauf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-19
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER.

1t is natural for people suffering
with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
or any arrangements of the diges-
tive organs, such as Sour Stomach,
Sick Headach, Habitual Costiveness,
palpitatfon of the Heart, Heart
burn, Water-brash, gnawing and
burning pains at the pit of the
Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue, and disagreeable taste in
the mouth, coming up Of food after
eating, low spirits, &c, to put off
from day to day buying an article
that they know has cured their
neighbor, friend, or relative, yet
they have no faith in it until it is
too late. But if you will 60 to your
Druggists, Motfett, Pulford, or Wv
ian, and get bottle of Green's
August Flower your immediate cure
is as certain as you live. Sample
bottles of this medicine can be OBJ
tanned for 10 cents to try its supe-
rior virtue.
Regular size - cents. Try it.,
two doses will relieve any case.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-19

before hand, and in order to find
out the names of the dissenters, he
at once sent his Private Secretary,
Geo. w. Bird, with orders to re-
main in the hall of the Planhington
House and take the names of the
reasonable crew, that he might ex-
communicate them or pronounce
his mao1unatLas upon them. OF this
the Wisconsin says:
Comment on such infamous espionage is
not required Every freeman can understand
the dangers of such despotic interference
with the liberties of the voters. II President
Grant should detail his secretary, Babcock,
to do work like that, there would be Il howl
in all the Democratic papers from Maine to
the RIO Grande and there is not Republic
can journal that would palate it, for this is
the kind of official interference that is exer-
cised in Europe by kings through their police,
paid agents, or secretaries.
The Liberal Reform party of Wisconsin is
a sham in every sense of the word The
Governor whom it has chosen is debasing our
politics, while he shows himself utterly inca
pable of pretending the scope or the ten
dency of the laws which he approves and
sanction
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-19
REFORM ISLANDER.

1t is interesting to note to what
the Reform press, in default of just
charges against the Republican can
didates, will stoop to prejudice the
people against them. The serious
charge is brought against Hans B.
Warner, that he is not a Norwegian.
OF course it is great crime on his
part if he did not happen to be
born in Norway but what has that
to do with his capacity for filling
the office of Secretary of State
He is well respected by those who
know him best, and will receive
enough votes to elect him, whether
he is a Norwegian or not. The
charges against Batz, Of losing
$4,000 of the public money in the
bank Of Madison when he was
Treasurer, would have some force
were they true. Mr.. Bsetz, in an
ticipation of quarterly payment
soon to become due, had $4,000 in
the baul of Madison. Samion
Mills was then Treasurer Of the
Insane Hospital at Madison, and
was also connected with the above
named bank. Mr.. BRtz gave him
check for 80, 1000, taking a receipt
on account of the Hospital appro-
priation. About this time the bank
of Madison failed, but Mills paid
the amount to the Asylum, and
Bntz made good the amount to the
State. The loss, if such there was,
was private between these two men,
and with this the State has nothing
to do. BRtz made an honest and
efficient Treasurer, and the people
will doubtless show their just APP
probation 10y electing him again.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-19
-. . -
FAIRS.
sanctions.

The time is rapidly approaching
when "fairs" will be the main enter
tainment of the people. OF course
they are beneficial, and if INDUCED
in rightly are the most powerful in
strumentalities toward the advance
ment of mankind. They are as old
as authentic history, and in every
age a marked influence has followed
them like shadow. Whatever has
drawn popular applause has been de-
veloped afterwards in the people. The
same who listened to,and applauded
the works of Eschylus and Sopho-
Giles recittd in public, developed a
taste for literature that made them q
literary people; the same populace
that thronged to witness the com
bats on the arena, developed thirst
for war that made Rome the most
powerful nation in the world. Again,
the tournaments that began in the
re ign of King John, were followed
by u dense shadow in the age Of
chivalry. So in every age the pop
ular taste has grown by that which
it has fed on, and while it is true
that such popular gatherings have
softcned down materially from those
Of ancient and medieval times the
effect has not differed in the least.
II, therefore, in fairs we turn our at
tcntion to that which is refined and
useful, just in that degree will they
add to the refinement and utility of
the people. If again we turn our at
tention to gambling the effect can
not be but pernicious,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-19
NOTICE.

To whom IL may concern
The notes aud accounts Of Dalton \ Perrin
may be found at DR., Daltou's office, in Miner
Al Point, where an persons Indebted 10 them
arc.notjHed 10 cal aud settle the same,
Al persons indebted Ia the late ;. \, Fer
rim, individually, are requested to call al L. d.
Pu'iorG's drug store and settle with Charles
Perrin. who is authorized to receive and re-
cgipJ for all sums paid.
Mr. VIM Brown Win call and present ac-
counts, a3l Is authorized 20 settle and receive
money thereon.
z. C. PERRIN,
Admini,'r Of estate Of :. \. Perrin.
Inne Is. Isl l-9tI
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-19

REPORTS of great suffering by
reason of drouth and prolonged
heat come around to us from China.
With the thermometer 1l0o in the
shade. a. has been the case for con-
siderable periods A. Picking, even
the dusky Mongolians find hard
work to breathe BY the laws of
meteorology, chance or something
else, this year, this side of the
earth seems to be getting all the
rain and cool weather ordinarily in-
tended for distribution over the
whole globe, while our antipodes are
getting all the heat and dry weather.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-19

KENTUCKY is noted for three
things: raising fine live stock, man
utac,uring Bourbon whisky, and
steadtast adherence to Democracy,
The result of the recent State cleo
ton in that state is 3G, 1876 majority
for McCreery, Democratic candidate
for Governor, and Legislature that
will stand 80 Democrats to 10 Re-
rubhcans.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-19
NOVELTY CARRIAGES.

J. D. James has for sale, number
OF covered and open buggies, from
the Novelty Carriage Works, of
Lena, Ill. Each buggy is fully
warranted. Very cheap for cash ):
or on easy terms to responsible
parties. Call and examine. Corner
High and Commerce SITS, Mineral
Point. 29w4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-19

Tue independent says ga consid-
cradle number of the leading Dem o.
Gratis of Walworth county have
already declared in favor of Lud-
ington, solely on the ground that
they believe he will make a better
Governor than can be expected of
Taylor. We are fully impressed
that Harrison Ludington will carry
this county by over two thousand
majority. The people, regardless
of party, are determined he shall be
our next Governor and when the
people will a thing, what earthly
power can resist them successfully !
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-19

A DIsHATCH from Dixon, ILL.,,
states that the steam yacht Rover,
from GAINESVILLE, Wis, bound for New
Orleans, with an excursion party on
board, and which was caught on
the Grand Dam above Dixon one
week ago, arrived at Dixon Satur-
day. All well on board.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-19
NelC Advertisements.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership herct ofore existing between
Joseph Ellingcn and Edward Elligen, under
the firm name OF Ellingen II Brother, has
been dissolved by mutual consent Joseph
Ellingen has bought out Edward Elhngen' s
interest in the business, and will continue it
at the old stand All outstanding accounts
of the firm must be settled with Joseph
Ellingen
JOSEPH EIIINGEN,
EDWARD ELLINGEN.
Mineral Point Aun. TO- 1875. --33w4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-19
Notice of Drawing Petit Jurors

Notice is hereby given that the Petit Jurors
for the October term A. d. 1875, of the Cir
cult Court in and for the county Of Iowa and
State of Wisconsin, will be drawn at my Office
in The Court House in the village OF Dodge
Vile in the County and State aforesaid, on
the 30th day of August, 1910. at 10 o'clock A.,
IN.
Dated Dodgeyille, Aug. 10th, 1875.
WILLIAM SANDS,
Clerk Circuit Court,
Iowa Co., Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-19
A SPLIT ~ TIE TANKS.

1t is generally understood that a
large number of prominent Demo-
Gratis throughout the State are OPP
posed to, and will fight strongly
against the denomination of Gov.
Taylor. 1t is also we'll known that
he is the candidate Of q large por-
ton of that party, who will put
forth strenuous efforts for his nom
lnation and election. Nothing
shows the weakness of the admins
tration more, nor gives better proof
Of its utter dissolution this fall than
the fact that the most powerful men
of the party have turned against it.
They had long remarked silently
that Taylor was too weak man to
govern the State. They deem his
administration a failure, and that
his election would be a detriment to
the people. AS consequence of
/ this feeling, meeting was held in
the Planllington House, Milwaukee,
Aug. 18th, in which a number of
the leading spirits of the Demo
cratic party participated. 1t was
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-19

A TREATY of peace and harmony
has at last been concluded between
four great trunk lines of railway
between the east aud the west. The
result is a new aud uniform sched-
ule of freight tariffs which went
into effect on the 18th inst. They
were, of course, an advance on the
previous rates.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-19

THE jury in the ease of John ID.
Lee, charged with being the leader
of the Mountain Meadow massacre,
reported Saturday that they were
unable to agree, and were dis
charged by the court. 1t is re-
ported that they stood nine for ac-
Quittal and three-one Gentle and
two Mormons-for conviction.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-19

SOME time ago the officers of the
Winnebago county fair, at Rock
ford, H., invited Jefferson Davis, of
rebellion fame, to deliver the adj
dress at the coming exhibition; but
Rockford was not the city to pay
houors to the hero of the South,
and the Old soldiers protested against
his speaking. Considerable trouble,
and perhaps riot was feared, should
he put in an appearance, but he
wisely settled the dispute by refus-
ing to fulfil the agreement. Sena-
tor Doolittle, of Chicago, has been
chosen in his stead.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-19

THESAT CLARK convention thinks
that if the leading spirits of the
Reform party do not rebel and OPP
pose Taylor, the party will be beat
en-, while most Relormers think
that if there is dissention in the
ranks they are gone up sure. Both
are right, and it would take Boss
Reyes to name the fix that they are
in.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-19
Republican Ticket.

For Governor
HARRISON LUDINGTON,
OF MILWAUKEE.
For Lieut.. Governor
HENRY l.. EATON,
OF HIGHLAND,
For State Secretary
HANS Is. WARNER,
OF PIERCE.
For State Treasurer
HENRY BlETZ,
OF MANiTOW0C.
For Attorney General
JOHN II. BEN NETT,
OF ROCK.
For State Superintendent
ROBERT GRAHAM,
OF WINNEBAGo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-19
Immense Stock and Low Prices

Sherwood Il Berg would now announce Ia
the public that their immense stock of Spring
and Summer Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Boot,
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Clothing CARPETS
and Oilcloths, Notions and Fancy Goods k
ready, and the ask all to call and see for them.
selves and call before they purchase else.
where. Low prices and quick sales is their
motto. 43H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-02
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
10 I'll e.
Daily Kenaebee journal.
Destructive Fire In Bath.
Bangs, Weston s. Co.'S Mill
Burnt. Loss 1920. 900.

Bath December l. Bangs, Weston Il Co..
sash and blind factory was totally destroyed by
fire at seven o'clock this morning. 1t originated
in the fire room. A saw mill and large quantity Of
lumber close by, was saved. ] oss 5000; no in
surance. Fifty wol kmen lost their tools
The Times says that the fire caught by some
shavnss blown about by the high wind, and the
fireman Is reported to be very badly burnt in his
efforts to put out the fire after it had hindled He
was unsuccessful, however, and the mill was
burnt entirely down. involving heavy loss to
prcprieto,s, and Gripping IN important city indus
Try. Fer time it appeared that Scott, Morse Il
Co.'S nl would also go, but the strenuous exel-
tions of the fire ,partmcnt saved it. Messrs.
Bangs 4 Weston'- loss capnot be less than twenty
or thirty thousand dollars, On which. we under
stand there is not dollar of Insurance, a watch
man being constantly employed. Both proplctors
were out Of town ON business, and only learn by
telegraph Of the disaster which has fallen upon
their affairs. About forty men are thrown out Of
employment 10y the fire.