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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-16

Perry, OF Camden, will find that his
election Is representative will be the
most unfortunate thing that ever hap
pencd 70 him. The Legislature Of 1850
will be very different body from that in
which the windy editor was allowed to
puff himself up by his own concert. There
viii be members of first class reputation
as debaters, and experts in finance and
the science of government generally. We
venture the prediction that at the very
first show of his propensitieS, the hide Of
the Camden ass will be hung on the fence,
without ceremony or mercy.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-16

The democratic party has always denied that any
constitutional power existed in the Federal Gov
eminent to make anything a legal tenaer in the
payment Of debts except gold and silver
So says the platform Of the Massachu-
sets Democracy. But here in Maine the
Greenbackers who demand that there
shall be no paper not legal TENDER and
the so-called Democracy, are all in one
boat, and that boat adrift on a shoreless
sea Of financial nonsense.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-16
Editors differ. as well as doctors. The
BiddefOrd Mon and Journal SAYS:

Editors differ, As We'll as doctors. The
Biddetord Mon and Journal says
Nobody with tbimbleful of brains believes there
Will be a Greenback party anywhere next year. nor
enough Of them III any State to secure a single
Presidential elector. In Maine they got their
death blow IN September. III Massachusetts there
IS no purely Greeuback party in Ohio and iowa
they are on their last legs, and nowhere else are
there enough OF them to be counted.
The GIL. Chronicle, on the other hand
seems to think that the Gleenbuck party
is not only alive but able to stand alone.
rs to the future, the Chronicle hehcycs
that if the Greenbackers refuse to follow
Rust'S programme the Democrats Will he
forced to trade with the Republicans
then the rank and file viii desert from
both old parties and join the Greenback
column" This is very ingenious theory,
on paper, but is no more likely 10 be
carried out than is Rust's scheme for socur-
ing an office by carrying the Greenback-
ers into the Democratic camp.
By the way. VIVA. mas become of the Simpson
hard money democratic party that he was to lead
over into the Republican party in this county :
Prog. Age.
The editor Of the Journal does not as
pire to be a leader He thinks that news
paper men had better stick to their call
ing and has 50 thought ever since one
Thompson II. MurcA took Rust ~ tho
nose, with avery warm pair Of ton-s, ard
led him away from a Congressional seat.
TINT man may be called q leader But
the hard money Democrats, lots Of them,
are with the only hard money party, ana
mo I hnrn - ,tn,--
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-16

Ben Butler has unkindly suggested that
the editor Of the Prog. Age be put under
ground. In his Music Hall speech he
said II have read in the newspapers
that the Greenback party is dead. Let
it be. Let the dead bury their dead
The mourners will now file in there
Won't be many Of them.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-16
The New York Campaign.

We have received the following letter from Hon
Seth L. Milliken, who is stumping New York, Civ
ing some interesting particulars of the campaign
in that State
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26

Kinston .Lournnl:: Mr.. A. F. Duval, near
Pollocksville, says he has a mari pea tha'
contains IA laver of zone and a layer OF nesh.
Wonder who made that compost, ana lot
what crop it was made. Some or our
chemists ought to examine this bed
Nearly all the farmers are congratulating
themselves on their good wheat crops this
vear.--We ell lone for Jones county, one
Of her bows bore off the highest honor as a
speaker at Trinity College. "A little ne,
gro girl. about S years old, at the Desmond
place. fell in "a mari hole last week and was
drowned.
Judge Seymour has rendered a decision
deposing VI. c. Guthrie. the present lncum-
bent of the Superior Court clerkshlp OF
Brunswick county. y. c., and requiring
him to surrender the Office and its appurten-
anceS to :. i. Swain, contestant, and to pay
a fine Of $3.50 and costs OF action. An APP
peal has been taken to the Supreme Court
of the Stat. Messenger.
Our friend, Mr.. H. A. Rust. of Bridge
water: n. c., writes US that he has just re-
turned from the North. where he has been
travelling in the interest of his patent axe.
He says lie has sold over ten thousand dol
lars worth of territory for the manufacture
and sale of his axe. He speaks of putting
up a factory at Bridgewater for manufactur
ing his axe. -Rep0rter.
There will be no convention of Northern
settlers at Charlotte on July 4th, as advcr-
tised.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26


Reidsvllle Times: We learn that a negro
named Scales, who shot and killed another
negro in Winston last Saturday, was caught
at Madison, in this county, last Tuesday
morning.-On Mr.. Bou ldin's land at
Hillsdale, cultivated by Mr.. Reid, they
hauled off seven two-horse loads of hay
from one acre of land, and the land had
not been MANFRED in ten years. This beats
tobacco to death.-Capt. Andrews came
to see Judge Kerr to get an Injunction
against the North Carolina Railroads pay.
ing a special tax to the county of Alamance.
We hear the tax is eighteen thousand dol
lars. The Judge granted a restraining or
der."Person county is euphonious with
neighborhood names. There's Shake Rag,
Sodom and Moccasin Gap, all hourishing
sections. Now the latter got its name in
this wise. Col. Charlie Winstead was sit
ting on the fence one day and a horse drover
rode up. stranger" said he, chow do
YOU folks live around here 2" "By skin
ming these who come among u.s. said the
Colonel. Is suppose none come, how
then q 1--WE skin each other"
stranger, the mules yours. Let down
the gap and hang up another moccasin, l
pass ~ And the drover leap the bars and
rode on. 1t has been called Maccasin Gap
ever since.
Greensboro Patriot: 4 little child OF DR..
Cheek was run over by a runaway horse
last Monday, While playing On the sidewalk
in front of w. Bogart's store. The little
fellow was considerably stunned and bruised
and was somewhat droopy during the day,
but woke up bright and fresh next morn
little colored boys who went
fishing last Saturday did not return, and it
was supposed were lost or perhaps drowned.
They turned up at Winston, where they
went on a juvenile acknowledgements
culture is coming to the front in this coun-
ty. Col. Morehead will turn 12O acres of
his plantation into grass this fall, and DR..
Benbow will add 100 acres or more to what
he already has.-One of the negro con-
vlcts named Ed Mitchell, sentenced for
i've years for larceny, originally from Win
ston, made a dash for liberty last Thursday
and made good his escape.
Mr.. r. 1. Mcdowell has been elected
of the Traders National Bank.
Charlotte.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26

HOG CHOLERA RECIPE.-A subscriber at
Summitville asks us to publish the following
recipe for the benefit Of our many readers.
He says he knows it will save them money:
To one halfpound of copperas dissolved
In half a gallon of water, add one quart Of
coal oil and one pint of turpentine. Give to
each grown hog three tablespoonfuls once
per week in slop.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26
RICHMOND. VA.
CANAL ST., FROM 9th to 9TH.
RICHMOND, VA.

Engines. portable and stationary, Saw Mills. Grist-
NILS, Boilers, Castings of Brass and Iron. Foroinrs
&c. Machinery for Gold and Coal Mines. Blast Fur
naces, &c.
We call special attention to our Improved Portable
Ehglhe, for agricultural and other purposes, The
bolers OF our Agricultural Engines are provided with
our Patent Premium Spark Arresters, a device by which
.ne SPARKS are forced to pass downward over a reser-
volr 2 ! water and effectualy extinguished without the
= OF WIRE Sauze. Our Is the only arrangement of this
h!ho whlch affords free access to the boiler tubes for
IeahlllS from each end. Also to our new styles small
Locomotives for hauling lumber and other articles mo
srallWays and narrow gauge railways.
me best Planters regard our Ginning Engines supe-
ror TO any III use. Send for illustrated catalogue free
Dther things being equal encourage Southern insttu-
Repair work solicited and promptly done.
Shafungs, Pnlleys, &C., for Gin Houses.
Manufacturers OF Jones' patent Tobacco Bump Ma
chimes to work by hand or power"
WM. T. TANNER & co.
n. X. BAUGHAM, Rich Square, n. c., Generar
Agent in Eastern North Carolina.
GEN. ID. WHITEHEAD, Agent.
RALEIGH. y. G.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26
n, ore - bout the Rock Fish.

We last week gave an item announcing
the capture of a ripe rock fish, a rare bird
at Ayoca. the well known fish haul Of DIR.
Capeheart. The following letter will ex-
plain itself
AvoCA, y. c., June -, 1S79.
Editor Farmer aud NJ, ianic.
Your paper of the 10Th. sent me with ar
ticle on rock eggs marked. For years the
L. :. Fish Commissioner has made efforts
to find a ripe rock, and for several years |
have made diligent search, and as | found
the runs first and ~impregnated the same, l
don't propose to let another State 70 have
the credit. On the 9TH Of May | found a
ripe rock, collected the eggs, had the same
i'm regnated. | forwarded part OF them
to Prof. Baird by that nights express, and
sent Col. Saunders a notice, copy of which |
kept. Onthe 9th of August at , I. III. | caught
5000 lbs, Of Sage Rock, and from them a
large quantity of eggs, were also taken.
These eggs were Matched at AvOca, and not
at Mr.. Hamlin' house in Baltimore. Part
of the Young fish were sent to Druid Hill,
and are there now. | send copy of my note
to Col. Saunders and Mr.. Baird's letter to
me. Let us have credit for what we do.
Very respectfully.
W. R. CApEHEART.
We are glad to give DR.. Capehoarts letter:
and We mailed him a copy of our paper,
glatuitously, to ascertain if all were right.
The trouble is that citizens of other states
are quick to aid their editors with any item
of value or public interest whereas we
North Carolina Journalists are obliged to get
much of our news at second hand.
PURE WHARF.-THE lack of good drink
ing water is almost the sole drawback to
some of the finest farming lands in Eastern
Carolina. If pure water could be obtain ed
many complaints, including fever and ague,
would become obsolete. We print, there
fore, the following description of a cheap
filter
Take any proper vessel-a jar, keg, or
barrel. Make it perfectly sweet and clean
fit in a false bottom one third of the distance
to the top, thickly perforated with holes,
and firmly held by cleats. Over this place a
close-ftting, clean piece of somewhat porous
canvas. Above this a sheet of cotton bat
ting; above this 3 inches of clean sand.
Cover the sand with a close-ftting flannel
over this sifted and washed graduated ami
NAL charcoal, 4 inches deep. Fit in nicely
a perforated diaphragm, to correspond with
the false bottom below, and cover nicely
with cotton cloth. Fasten securely a piece
of canton flannel to the top of the vessel,
50 it will bag sufficiently to hold considera-
pleasure for cleaning. Put a faucet near
the bottom of the vessel, fill with water and
keep full. and you will have a good filter.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26

We last week gave an item announcing
the capture of a ripe rock fish, a rare bird,
at Avoca. the well known fish haul OF DR..
Capeheart. The following letter will ex-
,lo;n ;tcalf.-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26

Not a single prisoner in Granville jail,
the third largest county in the State.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26
Raleigh & Augusta Airline R. R.
Company.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
To take effect at 100 a. m. Monday, May 18th. 1879.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04

Esr WsArsss ~ AgSrsAEfs,-fes vees1sr Ne
have As3 fE-sss - Plss 1szsa has been ssas,Ass
ssrrtfs. We aa1 ~ s3ssa2esessc a. sss oasssv8-
by % he sgVa u gsrEsry. ss9-as 10 degrees "a
he SHADE as9 rs 3~gr~~s IN 10 ms = ssa-
ra-asv@r sssl - VAL : sAa - have essa s. A.
-zx2zga. = saAG s2-ssAS7 ~ sAs klt~e Aesr.s.
~as-- = . sasf hare aess ~ es<SvsS = De satte
"a sas Agc.gss iRy have ass> 0-ssS = tie IA
ssa,s Asas 9Ssas ss4.asr. iesAs ~ szsSs-9ks lave
9ccEs-sG N Vsrtggs Parts Il De -gisay Me- ssG-ss
Argus. Ess-ua-r sfss,
Eszx pt,SKrSs cNvSrexS sea-ss q Art = ~
n Gscsszs. sa<esai VI ssiss Assaeissst s-Vls eseS
Is fasiln ssev aEsscse3 wa b F1s Hes S-vs~s-
and 4xIssisss me FrtaesVsl ese~sssss IA Aaz>
h;A A. sgSEs1 snss sAsss eEaf1Ss Az So sASes svs
sa4s Ssas3sa zQ9zs -ssass ss Aas. Sew ewes eza
sasAss Is IVA mas. res Gss f'rs sSsr sSss
sscA 81 sxrsieas sa.lsy u ssSr sAas tie sasvsroS
astVs sIaga Rsaasisa ~ ~ EroFr~esrs, = As'q
Hasgsais the sstaaaasAnsas- aartas heard e he
lesruI-iy Of IA 8Esz st : az srgzS> 6sesrsi S-ses
rasss; NJ phase wa NJ t.srsszaxa. ne cesssl~
re~ ss0 svss a;aer sAei- eva n lssss. rrsc,I-sl
sasa, washed sas.a ext. All trek saStr seSr sad
NJ. a. every body else igas- TIE Cereal scf2se3
a-a-riv sais fltfstze u Gerassa eusssa1- Beer $
i-asf s-Vg sssgsss-S aass. sr sVgn half ASA.
zilfs sisas- x seg1ssars 81 g1lss~ Amos a'says
f1s sesSss s3- aelzs hssr a1s sssssc 81 z3sh :
ssilgslERss s4iss a sgzS NJ sEs- he IDS o. 9zs
-asis-aaIs are n8ts Iasr 1ssigl u EarsNs. &
sI-ugsr ge9as-sqr q tie asatsag q sns sAres Tie
1T " ais siapsr mass eesa- ia ssilasria = Il
.sAlas -ervErgav sgs r The zasz es sssz sSsfsS.y
-sis ggsa wAe Easre Is beer 4. sEsry0as saq s.a
5l2s ne Id Vi ms Q#a lIsz AMI ssAass II tsP.
sas r1s whose : a. s1s e1Iran pays t1r A.
4sIrs- n !, asrans,t sscleS1ls
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
Laundry BulIding, Engine and Boiler
MORTGAGES NOTICE OF SALE.

Under virtue OF Power sale contained In GER
eeAse dated NArca = is7e and OF record IN Iber -
pAses SS5 80 and sST and for breach Of the eon
tons said MORTGAGE Contained, am directed by the
Executors Trustees Estate Of James Robnson
deceased sell Func Auction In pursuance Of sAld
power Of sale. day June 1879 At my Sales
roou the cty % Hcu0l0u, NJ OF day, all and
singular the lands. teneents and heFetiiamens In sad
Mortgage named and described situate PalSma Homo
uu OAHU and more Particularly described as follows, to
Wit.
ApAnA l. Loi xAlo, - E hoousAkA ana ma ks XIII Hem
Koui keiA lot phi ma Ike XIII AkAn EOm IA lot
o Keoui. . holo penei: A. Ctho Hik 2la EAnl
KeouI PAIAn Kro AAA Hem 1s Xix l. IS Raul ma ko Jas
DeNSest. Aail1- Hem - kom ala Kaal Napaia-
nj ar aooulAka'i'' o Ia nui t7-lOS "a
Ap4nA = KulA, II hoonAkA kihi Ak
KulrAaA Eeoni hooNkn peaei: Hem 6sAs Kom 81
pAaku pl pa malAa 4ku. Hem tsA' leo pau
4AiA Hem 400 kom loo pauku, AlailA Hem Se9 Kom
10 paaka AlaiIA Hem isAs Kom IS = pAaku aaa Hem
=. koul LIS pauku pii keiA A0aO Ike kAhA
val AlAilA. Hem ~ HiS 81 panku kAh kuA Kono-
hiki A-AlA Hem ~ Hem . pAaku ma ko Konohiki me
PAlAu, AAia Az So nix zss PAuzn pill anal Konohi-
Ii PA-u slAiiA. AZ 90 Hik 81 pAnku 10 KeA-
20 keAwekOohe. sAiA Ak 81 nix s4S paaku, al kahif
hooDAkAi- kOaA nai H-ioO e<A, pau IOa, l sI-i0O
eka-
lama Oahu, bounded and described follows Oi k0A
uAhiAi me hale. - Z hoomAkA ma Re kihi Az
ksia .ius- phi me "A pa pohaku no KaAnA hOio.
Hem 90 HiS 81 paoku se EuiA KonOhxi Hem SO
koa - P4akE ma ke kHla sonohiki Hem 1ia ty Hik
43l paAku IA io kohl no MOlISo, Hem co. Kom III
Iol kohl Moliko. Hem y KOn rs pAuka
lo 5 kulA Ak - Xix IS pAnkn EaA hiki kA
pa AHA, AZ So so nix -0- p21ku kuA hik
ANA. Ak 49, - Xix I4l psoSu KHA hik IA pa
alma Hem sss % Hik ITO paaku IA alma hxi
IA hponA<a ana" He S-lu0 and being the
described In Royal Patent No efss EuleAa4 Heu
piece Of land In Kspa4Ina aforesaid
| and described follows Lot Kula. {" hOouaka
ana ke kihi K0n pill ana ke xiii Hem INK "A
alma Upward Burg hele Aku Hem 4s9 Hik II pAuku
KeAEekoiohe, AAii4. Ak sac Hlk 81 pAuku ko
ksASekOlshe- zlA1 Ak is49 Kou q paaku ma 10 Maui
al4ilA Ak sis Xix rs Pauku ma ko Maui MAkeu,
Ak $50 Kom ll5 pauku xo KAilO. aiaA- (.
tina hem, pz1ku EuieAna kAio aaia Ak ls5s
Eom Il pauka. AAiiA- Hem So kom rs Kom
Edward Barzesz- AiAlA Hem SIS Kom $50 panku a hi
ki kAhii al" KonA III 55-loO and being
discrbed Ia Royal Patent No sfT5, KuleAnA
/ Helm T7l5
For particulars Inquire Of
| L p ADAMS, Aucrioneer, OF
| Z. PRESTON,
Solicitor for Executors and Trustees Of the Estate Of
| 80 lanes Bonlnson deceased
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04

FCacEASa gE rEE SaErusz s8aK LEPETR1s BY
rEs EKs4EAN G-JTzaSNzSr-6- Ess-u that Jlr
EiEa-a1 Sgr.r1lusar purchased last week ne
Srtlsl BARK Lsghyrgs, nov vuls 10 Tins aAfeor .,r
tie sun gt S-s.gOC- III: ZsPhgros rs 4 ice bark o.
- gsuz 1Grslza. AMI 10 -xssii'.a1 c1GGz-lsa- Sue
= u1sacs,t d1r carving immigrants run the Sum
sea Islands . TINS zrgdr, I1t-r cae IIsF6css q
-l. Sla--i lt Iuu-r-i-bsn- she VII 4cccrI ncG4-.
clui.rcI1iy a1Ggc SO gerssls. El.H Tined II, a1G
,l1s 4fs-i siell-l.s sRsiI The asor rsu5s - -
ssH-a- al,t v.-i- % Cls Interests * tl- EiSaiiH
Ls,IGiis. El-- i,.c Of good iIsEIea- and rrgl.-n.
business 15r=ell I-s "a -le part "a sls =. E.r lsHl
.lGEs -t4- -l-r- l. &c i:f OK .Irsr The ga-c -t
me 4I-ltzf--.es CO -le accr <Il=stl1u7 eEs Grcu
sl. evHErsrv sZll1flS lively Interest Ena- must
even IIzs % -le -lreass -t "a -Gli-l-I AMI All 20
liz g=a--l q -lr ga-l.-u Il--i1 lIl-p!us IN u.E
Eaa-s ram us. ~ il,lrs u 44rE nd
OF -ecE.. su-.i! % lIate Win The 1acIEe
-GE1.i-IlII gf These . iIf> The LellFrus. We -Ee-
sIEH= vi have l=r Iasu- :laIlI.i Vlrn 81. u ear
Ili.sr rl. E-igI-llisI 1ir- AMI I'll ,r cspa -:ilzE
VERY sslT 1sr lssii1a b. IA. 5,Iartt Il L1uE
E-I-llu- y have IGC --aruaG Wlg vii gmuAaG
ne EcW Vessel lGr when ,ls vi Sal F. IN ll-
LsghErcs l1It C1r Sl-ru Sri -. S-vsruueul ~
BE- I1u= % 1re l-rEa-t -l- INN .rasu business
- e-sEl-sli aud sasr-y glaz VIZ sCcG lzL liFUr-
I.tF q ca rlr liiC- 4-.ssli-I-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04

S-HsKzsz2 rzzz -1g WEDNESDAY svgal1g i4s-
B.; P.5:~ Surprised 8 .a8s * Cs-ss-ials sAs lad
:,lrss-sgz-st - agg>s 1u N1gazf1 >srvss hgr %.
PErpuse q 6IlI.-slt y E2siz Biparfts ras-lzas q
gfnslllS AZ the 1lus the -e.h.- ariss J2s tsSssH,
Igca Tax g1gzt s1s-S Esrs sIios aGu.cr u Tire
aszse- s1z 10 s-sHer 10 tas -,,sps zaSs ths5-
ssPraaacs raaz lav ny Msascl ans alacs s1el-
aka tl-oasa every Pss o's aperture rhAs ~ogli 81
1Izz tl=u @ gasS. ras rsz--at Hss - grscf-i11t.
ana usisF llas rlsse - -le auHeia,s yisiHicy net
sl-s-llr la- sas ciSIl[ Eiiii;z. -aislsl1 L Sa>
-lIItisriz 10 -le @ sGilcs- N-sf et Tie = 11.e boz
Elrre E.r= 2G- s31r~leI.s.l ar the p,lllssss'
1-- Eiislr'usc-Rl1 ssr= marched ~ goiic~
1.lcS I4-s-rs - caHS sls I.us e gue Cli1alsag
being -I-t CO -1e 1cl- OF aI-tl-r - -r-ueHz --e
:-:s-r us sly Of tleu, The 1s-sigT Of tlis gr-cs-
lisu =EGt ls .tsssssf1 Dix 1I-n1 t-sn Those 30
Elf1s=se1 tls gr.cv,gaS rl=rr ~ rvH1sr ac-
crIIs O. -lg g1:Hie- lias u ne SEl.Stizgr Eais
I117'. 70 Tx ris1c c-secsu and Should oe vi-s,,
-lgsr prosecuted 1Ira a 1,ig>es visited ElEre
e . Sll vt Sl-ulillLs = a. 5y-- Tue rui5ce tsrcs
deserve :rstz tor 5lsL- ~ iI.s ca this 1ccasbsa :
eI- -l-11S -laz q t1gr= la. been E.t5. ugrr
s--acsrv Is-t r1s entire OF c.isst8is ~ ~
have ceeu di1a.a- Surrounded and sa-t1r-t- Sa:h
a. iez wsllt have 1Esn 4lSliV cred -s1s. - ra-
sLttcnsncE OF -le E1ics tlr-s. ana We wGIl: have
-ssG E..-aset. - - cl-sucls T.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04

S-S-Ar >czscE ExEsc1Szs.Slt Sls--tsy s,sr-
ucc1 uszs sAsrs vi >e a Erecssss7R * a. ,as
zI-Hosns x sss >4seasa >s2sals e. tAls isala,l
tCA4a41 EAEcA ~ 1are1 - SsEaatlss Ca1rca.
v2ers -, exercises W. ec1ssa q siIgtig azt al
dresses. ~ sses-Aas;- silh rr-arraaISt gro-
game. Aaetr wasca cclla-sH s7t De served. n
llE Vsr -t r1r Theses Ss':a >-tis-a-y ~ -3e uIsg-
bees ss ne IT .r-1t >s,ca-a >c2328>. In tax sTv-
urr -ler- 80 te ccuc-rt A. Ataal11fs
Elz-eah s-yer 1uiafr s1e slS-lrseS rf Eer Zagal
q cln-ss toe Est- Sgra-vaE. Eru,v>s u .Hssslili-
The proceeds -i iasj e,sg,g-e ~ &c sepss 70 DE-
t-srr1c cl- sx2STsss sacI---i 70 slASllS sllus us
c-ssa-v :,sn-.ll gi-ssi -t-s-s % tiz saErcA ~ .
~. n {. 1srr cur siz-ns vi ratrgais serai Y
sls seHc-rs. Els - ecE q st8ca y - as3 coas-
rl-utf4.te
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
ON SATURDAY, JUNE It'll,

Al ie0'cock a. ~. prvmi,es ESa Road. Honoiua
al ard singular, the premises conveyed BY said mortgage
deed. namely. LeaSc " alt the salt chelsea Laundry
Premises, dated the I'D day % December. A n isa,
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NOTICE

nAEIsG PROcERED IRON COL MAIL
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All EsEasa- Ia Eeze Forns1l@ ksOSs f5f Feed for
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Elk sd - laEsss hszEaT fs1 fr ths Par
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lave 1s-s a. srt E1ecs st1s< r. bosss feed.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04

Solicitor for Executors and Trustees Of the Estate
80 lanes Boalnson. deceased
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-04
FOR A TERN OF 5 YEARS

From May Ist iS76 with the right of removal % all the
ealnES erected upon SAid property since April eth. S7l.
rhe following partial schedule - property mentioned
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LIZ ElFl-ial lrE SllrH-5s-i ss4lg pushed
-l-- usual E.cgr By y -ssFs Ei1hirs & S,srzn-
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SIZE -r.uT-= I'm TIE lh1lis 81 -ls II
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nov -lrtIsr-lirZ rlG--IrI CEa- his a i
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7eI,I.sl ITru as T=sssl NV 'e val expended
fli- q SAVING ~ LIZ SAD Z Z r--u. ~ vel IL 4
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s-gr= -ls 7r=G= SIS -f A-s- D. 4 A.L=al- On
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zls -sllIlIs v=r= -Ikz.n -1arr- % ~ some CO as
.slIII -ss. ~ 10 -lfs m II i1,lt.- il .s.1-
rsTz,i 49, l,ru- o. - IA anna III. % ISt "a
l- -sl-- /, TGr -Cs r.lT iI-El- 1IE b sI-CCset.
hare 1s-zu -rsa-. lzy-zs- "a: WIS aI1 VI.
having -s .f4i l1 -ltss. Islands 5-r s.1I= Years e
sis a ua1 Il am 2 a1I caves glds I1d sgT.rl.
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E--a- srs11s, as- Vas gl-.-Ii AIR AIR.. u.
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sl lrt .llT iIt l-s- {. cII-i-ies CT tie o-.,Ts-u-
zlH=G- -r-s.lI-- WIN ~. .r. -.I-1lu1 81
rae ga. craI-T iI- lisl5lI cd 5.l.I T. tsu- -f,u-
lHEs rl- nizl- s1r sf -sa -i.-a.sIr.
-1ss 1f.tlcrIE WIS s--t I- -1i. IsT4 l1ur T:
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I-r=-ss1 20 be liEsa EEzT e Hsil7s " is. sasr=-
- Cd -- s----- AI4 -s-s-I purchasing gu- gf
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"a Elzz or re grzl- Qglv Ia lGk.-s VI 3s ~
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llas-l les lIT,. lesl s-ill-
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- % s4-- z--sl-.gE Cd -as 81. CT 1ssiI- EHt
l-=T 8--l-z El.l Is @ -l-s- siaee ~ ~. SaEali-
-z1 ..la.z SslH51l-v en- E-,;aV srs1a1E tle FL
MS Elr f--Glzs az Crushed ~ tl- Ieiu,s-s
CT - S-urI-v I1t DE 7rrlcs=sis gf rls sal. a-s
- -l- 1sls1- o. l-r Ssaula-v- Aliul-l4ars =
genes. -gcrs rgeT e. : :. a. FT- lrge there III
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