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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-07-19
LEGAL NOIICES.


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AIANIrt 10 rranstc. urlrr 81 uerce q r4itFa ~
administration. u. .
Honolulu. tteflftE lni'sttfc. Htiafe ait tt''
on fsa.Ilne aat 1iIa4 M rfltoA et ANNA 1AAtN H
ff,E vtfN~feIA % iiaHo'uil aifeart taat ~tINNNNt
sanian ytssfro % iioroiaia. aita interstate g ~ ~
aa me hnh dsy ~ Jelly, A. d isiA Aat ffztis n-t
ittrafs Of administration ic Der.
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A. H. lsrs b. ani hfftte b arrosttr4 b. nt.tias ~
an beiare tht siii lnsifc. ln IN tsstt ta 90 '--t
C,urt a. flanulur. I'd Witch tntc esq f.-f tN fi
saiesf,ili ainV aruear ara shove ttlec t4al it Naf
hr a.s narIan aneul nof nl sfsufQf sit iIat ts o.
ir ti, ms ia the b. SSH aa iisfaasr s 81 or
fnrsa sa..r-vr 'qeeks ut trr Aaesat srsa ilauaa.t
0a1 ifz arN rraneis ir hgHr'a'a
i.i.4 ii.nt.a.a. u O.. Iry asa. a. p ISIS
FRANCIS tEn.
IasIl.. 80 iar IIIrfate 4I -li.
1850.
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IN THE SUPREME CoURr oF rnE ffa-
4 vslIau Islands Before Assoclata fus-cd 1411. As
Chamber
fn % William Wright. i1 hanzrlnfer
order ~ bearing tnc Q1esffn ef llri rrsfrrrfrr
where's. oriier IS ssqc ils drl llr-saaI -
take possession ~ te property &C 81 aa- d trEEr 81
Hcica. cn the Island ~ kalli iiuualn fraHts sal .
POT hls counting us=s. srare hdlsss eFefs o. da sf
papers nnder lock and sral nr r.tcn ~ ral tl -.
T. Wdght. liegrE tl1t be O tarlar aalflnt -
over one thousand dQ ars ans frsis hl ZIG
and unable % pay De debts aud prglus i1.l b. ag
atiIfEed hal krurL
Vow, therefore l ordered taas sf flococz on r-sr-
dav, the -tu % Jelly, is1f, ly Dltef. o. lirrcr
De- the time and place Or hrlrag tls sd relrre lrf
deciding The question 81 ne tlIl Nil-1l = WrErrt
baukrurtcf. u lsputsd and tllf a1ia ieraaf g. 1r.r
bT putlislllE this order fc- flraa rlecre r.a =. ~.
Honoiuir Gazette aevspapez.
"a. PRINCES JUDI.
llsr-cr suprelle c1urt
Attest Walter r. SEAL Clerk
Honoluil. 1uF lth. fs7a ftfr1
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Postage Stamps.

WNTASTED TO BUT AID EXCHANGE ALL
w kaats q Fr1zisr stal.ts. Ihs highest caSa o.
eEc5anzs pre- p1 fsrz1zich ard u I1l4nd sam p5
sLeeis o stzaaYs SEAT o. aPyrgyaL
81 5me P. D. Box q, a1l fnl1csco, Cal
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n a rIAEll9oHE coEIasE PLEASANT
III. p |-N"-f "a" I-I'l|" o.. I''.|
a.A-oalfcelt frc clt1ft4 lIrrT r1cr. E.sr 1El
plntffr 11l1t1l1, trfra1fs tceet r1rlI41s 1a1. .1
stable II 4afT i.I rlrf.f rI4N. HrN.H
cln HOO sftEcre1 p t.'l. $ =
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- tPKEME tOTRr.-FN TsFE NATTER 80
- Che taukrulicg or q. g. EttT
Pursuant CriaT issued tar b. lae HrrrrlIe
Charles O. Harris llsrl-a Cd t'e -ucrsl-s crarr
Na-lce "a hereby given tnlt saturday. 20
July o., isl9. from A. n fli ll n1-a 8 tla say stI
hours appointed f0r the creditors IVs proved taaI-
claims aru1unirs 90 500 oven 1sisf sl.l 1-a-t
estate. o. meet nl elect the.r sass nffar a.
ine lerfa orce " .1- supreme Co1fr. az All iiaIs
Hon0lnld Island u O1hu.
WALTER n sEfE
Hoaoiuiu. June 11fh. 1879. lt555.
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"a TTrE House LATELY ocrrprrn
IN y = ~ Carter gt1lref az tla r.sast u F11aes
" "-i1 ana fuafarlrI 5tt Pll1ttsf1a rIfl1 InIt1si
dieisiy ABBY a. tas
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ths WORKSHOP Tools, B=rches- also the tEu Hearses
etc OF = 2 a. 7 WILLIAMS Hotel street. Honolulu
oes 60 ili1rl bis sa1s ana The p11, generally ihatha e
luu epre1 o. carry on tue blsi esf % EUAN4 49,
NANuks CrC EI9ii IA a .us 1rzlcles Also the Under
5asis business IhaaEfll for past f-vurs s1-lt your
custom 50 I'll eud-avr % give sg7i 7ror 10 fir prizes
Yours respectfully, %. T. DJNSELL-
so la Ns. 81 Hotel -, Houoiniu, II. l.
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EXPECTED.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS ARE Hereby CAUTIONED
n AGAINST tresrassinE the land known the
Anunra5 Of sfaSaalu naiIs-tni 70 Mani lellnr-ng
q ~. Board % Educzto1 ali notice Is HEREBY
thas ~ pers asthgri-ed b. the B01ri giant per-
scu % ca. wool timber ~ % fai trees % any
description on ans p1r,ll1 90 the SAID land ANY
violating ta1s notice VII with strictly lccorlng
law
T. MOTT s1irTH.
YIce- President of the Beard q Educati1n.
EGucatcu OfBcs, Juiy %, 1875 coo
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CHAMPAGNE.

HrTDsTEcR a Cos GREsD VIZ ROYAL
IL Quarts sac Psacs EoE llaeinz ~ % n Icit
F0r ale 5y II. aAcEFELD Co.
80 an Agents.
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A NIMBEH orLOIs on SIZE "a rEaoEAEFrn
a fLAiilff f1v11atIr sl14fsI 11I sfr. a..
Or sale r. rlasen4le prica-. Eor a.-1 1tlsf ra
~ enqlrfof 1857 1rI sUtL
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- TIE DWELLING HoTsE LATELY or-
a. LTD p ne sletlllser tt1stef p ssrs1lr-.
via ail me colVs1-suceI ~ e lrls el-ss a.'sre
inquire q ss9 10LLEs a CO
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- EMEME A0A hA VI AAAA HAWAIIAN
- lslsudA In Probate.
In ne matter of iho Estate q Vliau zisarl x .-a-
wal iate Oi Honolulu deceased
At Chambers. befire go. Ius.ce uasria
Ou reading ana cling The petlua ana aceaun far1
Rod Iuaunu, aiuiHl-trll1r 90 ftFe fslstt GO NElfl
uoarll Kaauwni late q suo1a. licensed srerln -
asks 90 oe allowed t--'i SIS AID caalgIs nnsF'l
sssl o. aHd asks that toe same mas D. -t1rasf ast
approved and that inll crifr r1ala - ...fl
button ul The property lg rr
sors thereto entted, and lIrl llH-irE ban rrl nll
sgreues ffom al further rssfailsi1 .llt o. suet.
10 "a ordered that M1aday. ffs iiih i4i q tefs la
ISIS. DO o'clock A. w. before Ca saiI I1.f-a 81
Chamber. il tne Court hnrsc. iIuu1--- D.
same hereby npponrfd as The tra 1ui r1re Or nrflf
sli perun aud accnunir and thlf a rasds atfrrs-lf
nay then and there appear ard sha causa If1el Eare
any whv same should 1lsnrrl ara no pre-
evidence O. who are eurlef f1 la s1i rrr1riT
And that this orccr iu ne EnErh ara lfarlsH 49,
zuages be- putslfa a the Haual1 9Eaefle a..f Es.za
newspapers prusei and publ she'd .a Ioacui1 r fnrs.
successive veeEs rfevous to the tine taeryia acr1ts
for said tcarrg
Dated q. nouolaIu. II. T.. ias iiis day ofIay. a. o.
1873,
CHARLES g. HfRRre.
Jusiee ~ she -rrserIt rarrs
Attest John T. Barnurd. Deputy Clsrz % ae stareas
Court afwa
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TT4HAr Why DESIRABLE DWELLING av0
n Premises, 80 - ra1lru faerla -..lia.sI.e ~.
Tors dnias rom, 1-dr1ou. drsrtnT rl1rlftal 90
CLONES cl1etl % lrtt lanr taaenal1 u1rr al. faf-a
ICONS on seeold door. Etel1a atffs radra.tl 90.
"in basement lelfift .efl.r 4li Tl11r.la. r.fs1.n
hoasa. sia1ie. fIs'i Aoule. 9c la orlsr. ApfIr =
Aux i1,-i51 n ~ WOOD
AL.D the coitass and preuliEes sgoi-14r. "a -
f91ll-klteheqf 1atlr1on tarrlnts rleri at.ea ftta
ia15e. and carriage be1se
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EXCELLENT INVESTMENT

HAVING BEEN INSTRUCTED BY MRS
s1a Grace Ec5eFtson aa9 Alexander O. q. Eo5crta9n,
minors shall oer Tor safe % float d the Goveru1e ut
Buildings In she cilg q Honoluu, on-SAEL LDAE the
I2tb nay Of AUGUST A. ID 1876 ~ he hour q
oTc-ozx he Ahlru11 u Honuznh1us under a
cecs- ffuB me ion Charles Harrs. Associaie Jadss
Of The suprene CouEi. sitting a. PROBATE Judge.
said Ahupuaa j. part d TIE estate % ils late
H1na-zhis q obersyns AID is st1at-l in ho11s
Haraf erren1az froz1 t4l zd Elll BE- sold
b ~ anent bggrGae- he Tie j. perfect and AL the
Interest TIE s4i1 estate. not gnlT n The aforeld
Minors bot Of al ofher persons Eil be sid
he Hh1ulzl a HonoEallu most f1rora1ly 1ute1.
contains ilrzs area Or wood isnf and czcsl.ui Fsh
Foad ard fsailg rzais sltlat1i 10 lie deshu1 resp1
q -orf1 Eoua near Eaas. and co1la1s fge q1an-
tty q re bsE p05e lad i0r the c1Tlt11 q coffee.
orsn-ss zud ofer fts and Is zra5iT atied n other
agricultural products. Tie anf has never been s1reJsdf
BAT - said y c11tsi1 about zl55 acres Or more
ItWlI be offered a. upset prs d fo. and The terms
% deivesy y the DEEDS za1 IN balance equal notes
pzTahe 10 J. . g. and year, rspecfTey wiz lawful h.
t-rst payable zn1lliy scared MORTGAGE % fls premises
Bet the p1rczser nzT, u 1s cho.- pay iargez potion
purchase o1ey the Whole y i on celvefy Of
tie 1ee1L
Astbs G1aFdizls sac, and al The pr0eee1s q The
aze rus 5e lavess fr1st fanf. p1der The direction
Of The Coufs Il i doubted that n i becomes oesf1oe
- The psrhtser z1c 1r1 and stn notes may = -
l0e1 q reEl5 ne property for l0nsai periS1 y me
atsfssf 3 pad regularly.
ms f1rt.as - ertra1raary oyp0rtgritT FOR psr1ns
Eith zzaaI aecure Tor themselves 40 eligible
loe1rgl q . p1C1 lz1ie description
go cHAs n COOKE Auciioneer
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c0UKr.-EN T3IE HtTrER %

Attest waiter r. SEAL Clerk
Honoluil. 1uiF lth. fsla fff11
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Attest; John T. Bsruufs nspuiy e.sfa q sis ses.-ss
Court afw1
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Ia.I..s 81 - -lII1ll. ~.
Allr.l. INn D nanN.-n. --ru-- l.I-- y -
Smyrna times., 1876-07-26
For the Smyrna Times.
Steamboat VS.. Railroad.

Our trip to the Centennial City to witness
the grand display of the attractive Exposi-
ton was made during the heated term,
which commenced the latter part of June.
So much has been said and written concern
ing this international fair that ! waive for
the present making any comments thereon.
Tired of sightseeing, and wishing to re-
turn homo without having my blood heated
by the burning rays of the sun and the hot
land breeZes coming over interminable
fields of vegetation, l sought the steamer
Falcon for n pleasant return trip.
think as a matter of taste we of this
section should patronize this little boat.
How far preferable is the quiet progress of
its movements to the noise and hustle of
the ears! How enchanting is the music of
its organ. when accompanied by voices
taught to warble the soul-insDiring melodies
and anthems found in the Christian hymn
hook. Here conversation can be indulged
in without being disturbed, and rest found
free from annoyance. The refreshing sleep
of the night when famed by the soft, cool
ing breeze skipping over the waters, invigor-
ates the system. On the railroad we
become heated by the burning rays of the
sun. and convulsed by the noise and sud
den Jerks of the cars, and can find no rest
but in the hope that our journey will soon
terminate.
The tide was high, and we came in the
creek and travelled up it with less impedi-
ment than l expected. In one instance
the boughs of a large tree extended over
apart Of the boat, and in another the body
Of an old tree laying in the water was a
barrier that had to be carefully avoided by
the Captain. These difficulties should be
removed as soon as possible. If we proper
ly appreciate the services of this boat and
the exertions of the indefatigable Captain,
we of Smyrna and vicinity should give a
decided preference to this steamboat con
yeyance to that Of the Delaware Railroad
July 10th, 1876.
Smyrna times., 1876-07-26
July 10th, 1876.

How soon after the above was written
land before its publcation) the dreadful
disaster happened to the steamer Falcon, of
which We in a measure fcrcsaw, was realized.
We 10 hope that Congress will pay some
attention to our petition asking for an
appropriation for the improvement of
Iiuck Creek. Several hundred names of
-ome Of our most reputable citizens were
appended to that petition and are entitled
t. respect. As some Congressman want an
arproI ration of Si,000,000 to be applied
towards the Improvement Of rivers and
harbors in the United States, we hope that
our creek will not be overlooked, but will
receive its full share in the distribution.
\ thousand dollars iudiciously expended
would be of inestimable value to this COM
muuity. Water communication is not only
pleasant but cheap. 1t would bring hun
,lreds of visitors and residents where we
now count scores, to look for pleasant set
Elements and good farms, such as can be
found near Smyrna. We are pleased to
hear that the courageous Captain is now
running another boat called the Norely.
Let Us patrOnize him!
Smyrna times., 1876-07-26
THE MARKETS.
DEATHS.

DOWNS-On the Goth inst. l." Amanda Downs wife of
y. c. Downs at the residence Of her mother Mrs
Lydia f. Wilds in Kenton, aged 80 years.
GARMAN-On the Goth of July, near Blackstone
Cross Roads, near Smyrna, John Garman, aged 46
years.
HALL.-Near Camden, July 18th, Comfort Hall
widow Of the late David Hall, in the seth year Of
her age. inferred at Baptist Church near Kenton.
HUNTER.-At the NJ Z. parsonage in st. Georges Del.
on the morning of the 18th inst, after brief but
severe illness, Annie NJ, wife of Rev. Thomas Il.
Hunter in the 37th year of her age.
MOORE.-In Decatur, Macon CO., Illinois, on Sunday
morning July 9th, after an illness Of nearly three
months, Mrs. Annie b., wife of DIR. T. W. Moore and
daughter Of the late Daniel c. Lockwood formerly
of Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1876-07-26

PARKE GOODWIN on TILDEN.-The canvass
is becoming moony and shows the effect Of
the warm weather. An Observer as cool
and experienced as Parke Goodwin has
given some reason for his support of Tilden.
"If Tilden were President" says Mr..
Goodwin, d" in less than three months we
should see our finances on their best feet,
taxation reduced half and the currency
in a sure way to recovery by gentle and
almost imperceptible means. What is
more, we should see tides of Northern
capital flowing into the South to turn its
rich natural resources into unexampled
prosperity" If Mr.. Tilden can do all of
this he is the man to be made President
for life, and the democrats are to be con-
graduated upon having so mighty can
didate. We wish that Mr.. Goodwin would
tell us how the election of any one man
to an Office in which he is trammelled by
constitutional limitations will do fol
this country more than Napoleon, with
all of his power, could do for France. Il
Mr.. Goodwin can make this point clean he
will benefit the Tilden canvass.-N. y
HeraH.
Smyrna times., 1876-07-26
nMrAkwArEN { rNANKronn ~ -NonoE.rEn 2. r.
NOETIIWARD.

Passengers from Delaware Railraol connect al IIar
rington at l2.2u NJ. with train making connection
with steamers for New York which leave LewcS on
Tuesdays and Thursdays at ; p NJ. and on Saturdays
at 80 p. NJ. Steamers have good accommodations
for freight and passengers Rates of fare and freight
very low.
On Saturday trains leaving Harrington at 2I5 P II.
will connect with steamer. On Tuesdays and Thurs
days no connection IS made by any train leaving
harrington after l2.2O 7. NJ.
Trains connect i'll the morning at LcwCS, Del fOrall
points named above, on Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays with steamers that left Pier 81 North River
New York at p NJ, the day before.
\. BROWN, Gen. Freight and Pass. Agent J. *. B.,
B. ~ f., and W. Railroads, LewcS, Del.
H. a BOURNE, Gen. SuPt. Q. ID. ). = Co, 197 Green
wich St, y. Y.
THOMAS GROOM, Supt J. Il Z. r. r., Lewcs Del.
j. L. MAPES, Supt. X F., and W Roads, Berlin, Nd
Smyrna times., 1876-07-26

Somebody should send picture of Gov.
Tilden to the office of the Louisville Courier
Journal, for there seems to be an impression
there that he is a giant in homespun: The
editor speaks of the Governors horny
handed gloveless fist" and says he " stands
like an uncouth blacksmith, begrimed by
real work, his hand uplifted and ready to
strike" The figure seems unfortunate, for
IL is undeniable that our worthy Governor,
with his five feet two inches of height and
his lit pounds of weight, would not be
imposing as a blacksmith Y. Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1876-07-26

THINK FOR YoURsELF.-Thousands lead
miserable lives, suffering from dyspepsia, a
disordered stomach and liver, producing
biliousness, heartburn, costiveness, weak
ness, irregular appetite, low spirits, raising
food after eating, and often ending in fatal
remedy, which is yearly restoring thousands,
is DaCosta's Radical Cure, sold by J. Wesley
Denney, Druggist, Smryna. A 25 ct. bottle
will convince you Of its merits. Don't delay
another hour after reading this, but go and
get bottle, and your relief is as certain as
you live. Will you do it, or will you con
tinue to suffer? Think for yourself!
Professor Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup
is perfectly safe and extremely palatable
No physic required. Costs 25 cts. Try it
Smyrna times., 1876-07-26

Col. John S. Phelps has been nominated
for Governor of Missouri, by considerable
majority, over Col. George Vest, and in some
quarters the result is hailed as victory OF
the Union Democracy" over the Con-
federate element. Vest waged war in the
Confederate Congress. Phelps was one OF
those Union Officers who served honorably
early in the war, but never had much
sympathy with what was called "war for
the abolition of slavery" Long before the
war Phelps was a Democrat of note, for
years member of Congress.
Smyrna times., 1876-07-26

The Democratic press has been very
happy for the past day or two over a
totally unfounded rumor that Col. Robert
Lincoln, a son of the late President, had
decided to take the stump for Tilden and
Hendricks. The Chicago Tribune puts an
end to the jubilation by this announce
ment: "This statement has no foundation
in fact 1t may be that Col. Douglas, son
of Stephen A. Douglas, contemplates some
thing Of the kind, but no son Of Abraham
Lincoln could by any Inducements be
prevailed upon to support for President q
man who pronounced the administration Of
his father failure"
Smyrna times., 1876-07-26

WATERING PoULrRY.-It is the belief of
the writer that many of the diseases
incident to poultry are due to neglect in
providing them with pure water; particu-
larly do believe such to be the case in the
majority of instances where chicken cholera
prevails The omission to furnish fowls
with suitable drinking water is one of tho
worst features of cruelty to animals.-Fan-
cicr'S Journal
Smyrna times., 1876-07-26

At the late Ascot meeting in England
the Earl of Dudley, who is noted for the
large bets that he occasionally makes, laid
$4,000 to $4,000 against Petrarch winning
the Ascot triennial stakes. Petrarch
finished the last heat in the race.
Smyrna times., 1876-07-26

THE LAYING HEN.-An exchange says ::
" We have found that hogs lard is the best
thing to mix with the dough to give hens
to make them lay. One cut Of this fat, as
large as a walnut, will set hen to lay i'm
after she has been broken up
from setting, and by feeding them with
the fat occasionally the hens continue to
lay through the winter"
Smyrna times., 1876-07-26

In this weeks issue of the Sunday School
Worker Rev. L. G. Matlack contributes an
article on estate Organization" while Rev.
j. B. Mann elucidates the "Elements of
Successful Teacher" and "Sunday School
Nevers" finds an able treatment by the pen
of Rev. Edward Eggleston. Rich music
and beautiful illustrations also enhances its
value. The Worker is fast gaining popu-
larity. Published at Wilmington, Del
Smyrna times., 1876-07-26
Life, Growth, Beauty.
LONDON HAIR COLOR REST0RER.
LONDON HAIR COLOR REST0RER.

Nota Dye; makes harsh hair soft and silky; cleanscs
the scalp from all impurities causing the hair to grow
where it has fallen off or become thin
Can be applied by the hand it does not stain the
skin soil the finest linen As a Hair Dressing it is
the most perfect the world hes ever produced The
hair renovated and strengthened and natural color
restored withoutthe application ofminera substances
Since the introduction of this truly valuable prepa
ration into this country it has been the wonder and
admiration of all classes, it has proved to be the
only article that will absolutely without deception,
restore gray hair to its original color health soness
ustre and beauty and produce hair bald heads Of
its original growth and color.
This beautiful and fragrantly pcrfumcd article is
complete within ITSELF washing preparation be-
fore after its use, or accompaniment of any kind
being required to obtain these desirable results
Smyrna times., 1876-07-26

Mr.. Moodys church in Chicago was dedi-
Gated last Sunday morning, the entire debt
having been paid off. The dedication
sermon was preached by the Rev. J. II.
Brooks Of St. Louis, and Mayor Whittle
gave historical sketch Of the church and
the Sunday school from which it originated
Mr.. Moody was not present.
Smyrna times., 1876-07-26

A FEW Times THAT We KNow.-We
know that disordered stomach or liver
produces more suffering than any other
cause. We know that very few physicians
are successful in their treatment of these
disorders. We know that DaCosta's Radi-
cal Cure WILL without the shadow of
doubt, almost Immediately relieve and per-
manent.y cure all of these distressing
symptoms. We know of thousands who
are willing to testify that what we say is
true to the letter. We know that if you
will give it a fair trial you will let us add
your name to the "cloud of witnesses" :"
Will you give it a trial, and do it now =?
Trial size only % cts. Sold by J. Wesley
Denney, druggist. may Oily
Professor Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup
is perfectly safe and extremity palatable.
No physic required. Costs % cts Try it.
Smyrna times., 1876-07-26
Centennial Boarders.

Having come TO the conclusion TO entertain some
boardes, (persons visiting the CentenniaD solicit
patronage from my friends Of Smyrna and vicinity.
Can accommodate ten very well. Am convenient 10
all the uptown cars from Baltimore Depot The 18Th
and 18th street line within half square of the
house. LYDIA s. McMULLEN,
1880 SharswoOd St.. PHILADELPHIA
Smyrna times., 1876-07-26

SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS-AdditiUual to those
above, leave Smyrna for Clayton I0.D a. NJ. 4u 10
and?oD,PM N. Leave Clay II Smyrna6.2p enl, AN,
30, 10. 151 and 925 +. NJ to make connection wiki
trains tNUrth and South from Clayton
HF. KENNEY, Sult.
Smyrna times., 1876-07-26
EUNCTION g. BREAKWATER,
a BREAKWATER g. FRANKFORp,
u AND WORCESTER RAILROADS
\ IUNNIt IION NIIII IIIE
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
CHANGE OF TINE.
NOHTKWARD.

on and after TUESDAY, May &oth 1876, the trains
VIII be run as follows daily except sundays:
JUNCTION 4 BEEAKWATER Z. r.