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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08
TERMS OF SALE:

Onc-third Of tho purchasc-moncy to
be paid in cash; for the balance cred
il of one and two years from the day
Of sale, with interest. from tho day Of
sale, tho purchaser to give bond, Sc
cured by mortgage Of tho premises,
and to pay for oil necessary papers.
rs .g#,s @ ~. K. ELLIOTT. .
nov Std
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

If our young men want to learn how
to pop tie question, they should go to
the courthouse tonight. -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

.GMOKING and Chewing Tobacco, q
NJ Cigars Of tho fnest brands, can
had at J. D. Mo- cCKRLEY'S !,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08
TOWN AND COUNTY

New Advertisements.
AssiGnco's Salc-T. X. Elliott.
Attorneys Salc-T. X. Elliott.
Clerks Salcs-W. II. Kerr, Clerk.
Citation-J. r.. Boylcs, j. =. F. G.
Building and Loan Association-D.
II. Flcnnikcn, Secretary.
JcanS--J. T.. McMastcr & Co.
Augusta Storc-John l.. MimnaUgh.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08
VARIETY, QUALITY AND PRICE
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
G.. r O:.C T. r T e S
JEJS,T gsH1EHIIy'EEs.

With new additions. arriving daily,
Choice New Orleans Molassos fine Syrups,
Sugars Of ali Sr@dcs, Rio anI Java Go lcc.
Hreoh or roasted, Choice Family Flour.
Also, agent for the pest Elonr in the mar
kct-,ficdnont."I Pat ents Flour it has no
equal Cream Cheese and Macaroni,
Crackers and Cakes ..ok all kinds, Soap,
Soda and Starch, We'll Buckets, Water
Buckets, Efoonfa%Wcll Rope and Cotton
Rope, Bacon, Bagg,ng,nnd Ties, Tnrd in
harrol!', Cans and, Buckets, best Sugar
Cured Hms, Nod Rust-proof Oats. Seed
Rye and Barley Nails, Axes Horse and
Mule Shoe, Axle Grease, White Wine and
Cider Vinegar, Ssioking and Chewing To-
bucco, Raisins, G1rr&nts aid Citron,
ALSO
Canned Goods of all kinds-Salmon.
Snrdincs, Tomatoes. Peaches, Pine Apple,
HH-:ed Pickles, Chow Chow, Pepper
i,auco and Mustard.
ALSO
A fine selection of Boots md Shoes
CHEAP FOR CASH. '.''
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
I'd. Es. E'HiHsf7NEE1E1N.
oct / a" @.t
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

Willoughbv Ecad' the great Eng
rsh humoijst has given onc thonsand
entertainments in thc principal cites
Of thc Uui,cd S,a,cs. AS dc!incator
o; ansis'ng characters, he is said TO be
unc0ua'cd. ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

That RAILROAD ACCIDENr..-Thc
NEWS AND HERALD charged that the
accident OF August 18th was due to The
re, k cssncss Of tho Railroadin in running
too rapidly over inic.'ior s.ringcr
track on short curves. The Road We
hGmcntly denied all responsibility, and
persuaded several papers to believe it's
story. The sequel has yintlicatcd TIE
News ANU HERALD. Almost all the
parties who were on the train claim
cd damages. The Road wisely ccn-
cludcd not TO stand 4 suit if it could
avoid it, and compromised at great
deal higher rate than for mere loss Of
time and money. a week or SO after
the accident it was reported that it had
paid agcntlcmcn from Georgia thl &C
Thousand dollars. Sincc then it has
paid another Georgian three hundred
dollars, and to two ladies eleven or
twelve hundred dollars apiece. The
other amounts we have not learned.
One gentleman who was injured bad
ly has brought suit in q large sum.
So far as we know tho Fairfield pas
scnycrs were the only ones who did
not sue for damages. The Railroad is
very rcticcnt about these matters, and
we have no official statement Of the
sums paid. If we have ovcrstatcd
them we will gladly make corrections.
Notwithstanding, also, the asscr-
ton that the road bed was safe, the
Company has torn up all the old
stringcr track in the locality Of the ac-
cidcnt, and rclaid it with steel rails.
This is proper, and should have been
dOnc before the Road resolved to wait
in Charlotte on the Danvillc train. It
is to be hoped that ali thc stringcr
track will be removed. 1t is also said
conductors are ordered now not to
make up lost time. Tho accident was
productive Of good results, though it
did entail a heavy expense.
We advise all the ladies to 90 to tho
courthouse tonight and learn how
AFR and SJrc Pnrl;ino buutn1 n
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

We advise all the ladies to go to the
courthouse tonight and learn how
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins hunted a
house. ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

Willoughby Rcadc, court-h )usc,
tonight. ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
4 Ill persons having claims against the
II Estate Of Horny Jacob, deceased, are
horeby notified to present the same, duly
attested, ut tho Office Of Jno. J. Neil, at
topey ut law, No. 4 Law Range. &
JOHN PURCELL,
Nov. S, 1870. Administrator
nov G. t3X1 4
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

The ghost scene il, hamlet will be
rendered by WiIloughby Meade TO-
night. ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08
AUGUSTA STORE.
GRAND DISPLAY OF NEW GOODS 7!

ECOND arrival this
Dress Goods in all tho and desirable Shades Caslmcc Crepe Cloths
ana ng oivc IN i'askct Dress Goods at l2ac RIEI
An elegant line of Jeans Red and White Blankets,
9 aud 10l Slcctings, and p
am still selling the Piedmont Factory Goods
C4L1CoEs! cA11CoEs! CA11coEs cA1IcoEs,,ll
II a
a III Coaks,
Bed Tckngs AC. a.
NOTlONs NOTIONs! NOTIONsN! NOTIoNs!!u
An a prices
will be sold for Cash.
ing very olionp II Lamp
where, comrac;Wiccs.
II
above goods will
live prices
y. K. ENEN1M ATGEI,
novs EADER Low PRICES.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

Willoughby Readc tonight.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

re YOU want a good Mint Jnlep, leo
l. Lemonade, or any fancy summer
drink, call on J. y. McCAltLEY, and II
will be served to you in the most tasty
manner. Se gtt ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08
UNTIL YOU

Seen my stock Of furniture, which is bon1somost
newest and cheapest according quality be found
new supply OF Chomos ticturo Frames Wall Pockets Brackets
onoeS Mirrors NC Furniture nenty repaired prices
Lumber and tbs for safe Door, and Blind
ctory All order promptly otendo to- Aso
Wilson New Improved Sewing Machine, and two otiors
oct S PHILLIPS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08
CROCIxETcY

A SUPPLY of beautiful orcolain
5L.-A- Opaque Ware, just arrived and for
Gale at prices which caanot fall toplease.
35.5I rs III dcMASTER, BRICE Es&sCO. 3
, 1879-12-04
HENRY W. HARDWOOD.

The following official report has been
kindly handed us for insertion:
The committee appointed by Port
Townsend Lodge, No. 9. +. ard a. NJ,
to present resolutions III regard to tie
death Of BRO. HENRY w. HAYWOOD, re-
spcctml!y submit the following: -
Again we are reminded Of the brief len-
ure by which we hold our mortal estate.
Death enters every station. In the death
of BRO. HARDWOOD the Lodge has lost an
active member, our government an cili-
cient officer, and the country worthy
citizen. Who can forget his noble efforts
in relieving the sorrows aud suiteringS Of
our people Wien the awful calamity OF
the steamship Pacific flied our land with
mourning; actuated by the memory Of
this and his many other gallant deeds, be
it
RESOLVED. That in the death OF BRO.
HENRY WOOD HARDWOOD the Masonic
Fraternity has lost 4 faithful and useful
member;
RESOLVED. That we record with muCh
pleasure orr high estimate OF his social and
private life. and point with pride 10 his
character rs an Office, Of our government
and as citizen.
RESOLVED. That we earnestly sympa-
tlize with his bereaycA family aud friends
in this their time OF sorrow and atiiiction !;
RESOLVED. That the record OF onrhroih-
yI....t Nl..at.
, 1879-12-04
EHSlcR'S FASHION QUARTERLY.

We have just received specimen copy
OF the holiday number of this interesting
publication. II contains, besides an Illus
trated price list of large number of arti-
cles "handv to have about the house." in
the line of dry goods. silver ware, jewelry.
&C.. large and varied list of toys for the
Juveniles and classified list ofapprppriate
and useful articles for presents TO your rel
atiyes or friends. The prices are given
and explicit Instructions to the sender.
The tlSlIiou, literary aud household de-
partmclts of this magazine are admirably
arranged and ably conducted. IN tact the
book itself would form handsome pres
ent to a lady friend. Published quarterly
by Enrich & Co., New York, at so cents
a year.
, 1879-12-04

THE excess OF value OF exports over i'm
ports ofnerchandse for October, Is $40,
067,S7s, the largest Ia the history ot the
country. The excess ofimports from July
1st to November 22d, amounted to about
800, 900.
A SEVERE winter has set in early IN
European countries, with unusually deep
shows and cold weather. The Atlantic
coast of America also experiences great
storms and early cold weather.
THE English government Is waking up
to the necessity of doing something for the
suffering tenantry In Ireland. and propose
giving fuel and food to relieve their dis
tresses.
DURING the present week we hear of tour
new logging camps having started up
two on the Skagit aud two at Port WASH
gton,-"Transcript," of Nov. 10Th.
The saloon keepers OF Walla Walla pro-
pose to fight the city on the recent orll-
nance compelling them to keep closed
doors OIL Sunday.
MIR. F. A. Young. Of the firm Of Boyd,
Poncin S Young, tlry-goods merchants,
of Seattle, died In San Francisco on Mon
day last.
ANOTHER victory by the Chileans over
the allied armies OF the Peruvians is re-
ported, in which the latter were badly
used up.
THERE are 10000, 900 acres of land in
California yet unsurveyed. The State
owns one-eighteenth interest In the whole.
''FENCE or no fence" will be q promi-
nent question in Eastern Washington pol
itics next year Tk
THE Walla walla "Un!on' has been
enlarged and otherwise greatly improved.
, 1879-12-04

Mr.. A. j. Smith. Of Qulllehute, writes
to the ARGUS to ascertain the most eiltc-
tive method OF killing large fern aud red
top sorrcl. We are not publishing al
agricultural paper, and hence do not lsy
any claims 10 being authority on snch
matters; but our limited experience leads
lis to say that there is no way Of SUCCESS
fully eXtcrminating the kind OF sorrel
spoken Oi-eXcept where it ia just starting
in small patches, in which case old straw
Or manure may be piled on it thick
enough to smother It. We would say that
tile quickest way to get rid of large fern i
to pasture the land short and keep the
young fern stalks broken down until
about the hitter part OF June; then use a
good sod plow and turn the soil over to
the depth OF six or eight inches. From
that time until winter 1t may he narrowed
well as often as the fern starts. In the
following spring it may be planted with
potatoes or some other hoed crop that will
afford ample opportunity 10 keep tn"
young fern cultivated down and also TO
loosen the soil up aud let the fern ROOFS
decay. Very little can be done in crop
ping heavy tern land the first year 1t is
plowed. and therefore we deem it cheaper
IN the long run not to try to raise any
thing on such soil the first season. VIII
some of our farmer friends cnllghtcn us il
we are Incorrect?
THE steamer city Of Chester lett this
port for San Francisco, on Friday last.
Capt. Tibbals loaded her this time at UtS-
alady, from which place she took freight
as follows: 1900 SKIS oarS--506 tons; y
SKIS timothy seed. and So SKIS OF potatoes.
From Seattle she took: ls5 green hides,
bdls calf skins, l bale do, bale deel
skins, 80 dry hides, box mdsc. From
Pert Townsend she took the following:
26 cases of clans and 32 cases OF cheese.
Passengers-Mrs. 5 B Dcnnison. George
Caches, Miss NJ Lamhe and Miss Archer.
The grain taken from Utsaladv belonged
principally to the Gasches Bros, Of La
Conner.
A gentleman residing in the Quilehute
valley has forwarded TO us few speci-
mems Of wheat. barley and timothy raised
IN that section this year. The heads are
as rank AMI fine looking As any one would
naturally expect from such rich soil. Sew
eral of the timothy heads measured up
wards of Sla inches each in length. II e
whole can he secn at this Office by those
who want proof Of the fertility OF the
Qulllehute prairies.
OUR estimable friend, Capt. c. l.. Hoop
er, has been commissioned Captain OF the
revenue cutter Wolcott.
DON'T point n gun at any one. Don't
pass Morgan IS, without getting some good
steak.
, 1879-12-04

TIE fastest long-distance voyage OIL rec
ord Vas made by the steamer Dublin with
kilograms from Zulul!nd to England.
She left TaEle Bay it'll, before s p. M,
and averaged 20S miles day to MADEIRA.
where she stopped on April II for and a
halt hours. She made Plymouth at 6. m.
on April 20. The entire distance, about
6,000 miles, was run NJ al average OF 1871
knots. Faster speed has been made across
the Atlantic, but this is the best Tor so
long u distance.
Bro. Murphy, OF the Olympia "Stand-
ard, " thinks he has found out something;
or else he is trying his hand in the proph-
esy business. Hear him: "rhe Repub-
lican slate of our local election is already
made up BY the official ring, but 1t is ex-
tremely liable to BE- broken. The 'cohe-
sive power OF public plunder" alone pre-
serves 1t intact. Brents heads the ist for
n denomination.
PROF. Anderson Of the Territorial Uni
verify announces that he eXpects.to secure
the reference books and apparatus, provided
for by an appropriation of the late Legis-
lature, In time for use az the winter term,
which begins the LIST OF next month. The
price Of tuition in all the branches at this
institution are but threc-fourths the charge
ut Willamette University.
Hon. II. W. Scott, editor of the ''Ore-
gonian," will attend the meeting OF the
national Republican committee, MS a
member thereof from Oregon. The news
papers Of that state are Wrothy, and say
that he doesn't represent the party in the
state.
THE political blooms" are very good
things in their way; but the blooms"
which delight the people are the grain and
iron manufacturing "booms." They sur
mount despair with hope, aud make nim-
Bile fingers, Fight hearts and heavy pockets.
The California House OF Representa-
tives numbers 50; of those Il are Rcpub-
iicans and 30 ombined opposition. The
Senate stands % Republicans to 10 Demo-
Gratis Workingmen. On joint ballot this
gives the Republicans majority.
THERE are nine CONFLICTS In the U. s.
penltentiary on Mcneil Island. Two of
these are in for manslaughter and seven
for selling liquor to Indians.
THE second session OF the forty-sixth
Congress convened last Monday,
THE Olympia standard" Is nineteen
years old, and still growing.
, 1879-12-04
" GERMAN SYRUP"

No other medicine In the world was ev-
or given such a test OF itscurative qualities
IA Boschee'S German Syrup" In three
years two million four hundred thousand
small bottles Of this medicine Were dis
trbuted FREE OF CHARGE by Druggists In
this country to those afflicted with Con-
sumption, Asthma, Group, severe Coughs,
Pneumonia and other diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs, giving the American
people undeniable proof that German
Syrup viii cure them. The result has been
that Druggists in every town and village
In the United States are recommending II
to their customers. Go to your druggist
and ask what they know about it. Slm-
pie bottles 10 cents. Regular sizes - cts.
Three doses will relieve any case.
, 1879-12-04

CALIFORNIA WINES PORT SHERRY. ANGELICA AND MUscATEI
~ and Wine Vinegar imported direct by vineyards In ps and bar
reh, and for sale Francisco r les by ~
ROTHSCHLLD g. co.
, 1879-12-04

>fSsap.=-In this city, on Monday, Dec.
1st, Mr.. L. ID. Smith. Mr.. s. was famil-
iarly known as ''one-armed Smith" His
career has been II remarkable one, In that
he has probably met with more accidents
than has any other man on Puget Sound.
His legs, collar-bone and an arm had been
broken at different times by accidental
tails; one of his arms had been sawed off
twice, and altogether be had passed
through severe ordeals. That he was III
dustrious is shown in the fact that he
made livelihood for himself through all
his mlshaps the last few days OF hi,
life being spent in the county poor house.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26
WAIIAN GAZETTE
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
CRAWFORD MACDOWELL.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. &c, 1879.
A Royal Visit.

On Wednesday the 18th inst, Mr.. Celso
Caesar Moreno, the Special Agent of the Chi
ma Merchants Steam Navigation Company was
presented to His Majesty by His Excellency
the Minister of Foreign Affairs, who received
him cordially, and recognized him as an old
acquaintance. Mr.. Moreno stated to His Ma
jesty the object of his visit to this Kingdom,
and that he was the bearer OF few presents
from the company he represented to His Ma
iesty and His Excellency Gov. Dominis. Mr..
Moreno concluded by inviting His Majesty to
visit the steamship Hochuag, sailing under
the Chinese flag, which invitation was gra-
ciously accepted, and the following morning
the goth inst, at half past nine o'clock desig-
mated as the time. On Thursday morning at
the appointed hour His Majesty and suite,
consisting of the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
and Col Judd, His Majesty's Chamberlain,
visited the HochGHy, where they were received
on board by Mr.. Moreno, who presented the
officers of the ship and Mr.. Fan Yau Ri, a
Chinese gentleman. After kindly inter-
change of courtecies His Majesty and suite
took their leave.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26
Nale af Gsorernment Lots.

On zu-uraaE I--szse- 2Bh 4 O'Clock noon, the
s-r1z ur EliiolAni Hale win be sold public
- lu. -. II. IL Upset price 500 each
- ~ Ist Isl is- IS as sos 207 2os 2Os. Upset
r-i-e EzsL
sa. - 50 -. =. sss SIS. 2qs. ess so. SO. s74.
-pael E.-sus fIzs ea-A- No Az Upset price, $500
1a @ a. szs as So as Ss0 z5s Ss5 557, 3s9, $751;
-a- Ala LTne1 prins. s2no each
Eus - IN Is. - 20. Upset pase, s2OO each
ziss sad viii distinct understanding that
~ improve the sane. The Government
dees 10 Elrris= desirlng hold for advance
-sz1s- lz--E1uTzh c4sh ons-fonrth Ia year one
fo1-a ss1 Fe1-s and one fourth three years with
ia-srez Fsr cent, and mortgage The property.
F-Brez1 a. me expense q the purchaser.
EAEL G. WILDER, Minister OF the Interior.
-nts=f1f uaoe. sor. fs. ls7a rs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

-UT falu~iur named persons baFe been appointed
ruenss " ss TAX Appeal Boards FOR the year 1879:
Eznnanlu--oe-I Rrug-u.a g y KalzAukzne-
EuI q H1lruas y EuEula. Wm Tell
~ sz1la-s ii-ilaL. , Hazlou. kEIalehii.
Eu1t1li-zl-.S Saailail-az f4iu. Sahuuzhnpu.
Enllz1rl1zd--asa Ezultl- EEUewehl.
ELtu-Al AtEu- EuiulEl HEpzL
Es1aa-Ezl E1z1inl- Fietz-
Elz1-1 Eazl.E-l.. d tE { Jo1ez-
Eull4-El-11 EaEalaGn-
E1 sluua-ss EIaanHpa. G " Ik1lka, Meemn
Ennnla-Z IaaAElEi- W n Daniels
u Eualia--ss-1 animes- kninan0hR.
4lzE11a41a--E a Lyulzl. ! Il kEunAlnano
zaaaa.ras-I O E1Gebe. . KamE1apIL
WElllu-U MEEzEz- NaEOokOo.
E1lEr1a.--u Ei-ct KAnzEeie.
t1Er1-. flzlzl. Eeiecuuinl
Eaaalz. q Lauai-D EappeehtnA. J SaeAieka-
lll11ri-111E1liu fuuE-
IA uutla-, a E1hele-
-l1us-W q h Dere-iil. KalA
E-lua-E Lowell 1usA Ke4We-
~ Nrlnuaa--s d Huue1l Iona EuA
Eli-n1r--E EatI1.e. kehlE1lA-
s-Hox K KAAI, Minister OF Finance
DepE--uen af Flaance. Nov sth, ls7s 77sIm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

Mr. MusE EuEsuslsd Al the Royal Agricultural So
en.g u.a1trg lknt lsrturers shozld be sent BY the
r1uzcz - E1ne 1f TIA least advanced parts Of the
lzt-g fn -hs rurposs of ealightening farmers, and
IN zd1zz fsn4 Ea1A eSurss had been followed abroad
w1A E1u1 rEn1All-
M cnmaHinr uurruEpundant tslsgraphH that iatelIi-
munn nnH lnmn rnuniFuR from khnMtGhilHni that the
Hurnrmnr uE -hnk plnrs. rhns from the time that
Hmmn ErFhrr antrru1 the city, psrsiEtently aToEed
1ElzH Esir1Ely ss TIA Engiilh. has Suddenly de-
u4zFsl siit - Ek1ls Ei1G.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26
10 Tie Editor Of ae Hawaiian Ga.stte !.

40 le Editor Of us HdtDdfidH Gazette:
HONOLULU, H. l.. November 2lst. 1879
s1R:-I understand that the Captain Of the steamer
Hochung, under the Chinese flag has represented to
several persons since his arrival here, that
authorized agent of the China Merchants Steamship
Navigation Company but the contrary that Mr.. Fan
Yau XII Chinese passenger by the Hochung, now here
is the only authorized agent Of the aforesaid company
In answer have only to that the authorized
agent of said Company with full power from the Pres
dent Mr. Tong King Sing and the Board of Directors in
wrtngn the English and Chinese languages-to act as
such, in establishing direct line of from Cam
ton to Honolulu.
As an act Of justice between and man, and in be-
half of the Company which have the honor to repre-
sent and to avoid further misunderstanding respect
fully request that will give this card publicity in
your Journal
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
CEIso CESAR MORENO,
Special Agent for the China Merchants Steamship Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

Persons knowing themselves indebted tc the
GAZETTE office, either for subscriptions or job
work, will please settle their accounts pre-
vious to the 3lst of December next, as my con-
nection with the GAZETTE as Editor and Pub
Usher, will cease after that date. am anx-
ious to have all accounts settled with the close
of the year, preparatory to leaving the King
dom. T. CRAWFORD MAcDowELL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Musical Hall Association.

fWvHIS ABSOCHATIO BEING FULLY
Organized Board of Trustees elected and Charter
applied tor, 1t is resolved place Capital Stock A.
$4,000 with the privilege Of increasing the same to
$50 00o Fully onehaIf Of the former named sum has
been already pledged in sums of 800 and upwards
All residents In Honolulu and throughout the Crour
who have not subscribed cordially invited 10 Io
In this enterprise and send In their subscrptions TO te
secretary OF the Association The subscriptions viii be
converted into Shares Of as the Charter s
perfected. JNO, A. HASSENGFR
11b 81 Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26
NOTICE.

aaezsz1re q relief 70 The money market the Ha-
--sarFg va cash bonds. terms 10 be ar
zuurec w1rt me RegislrHr q Public Accounts, until
ru-rns- u11-1 SIMON X. KAAI
An Minister of PInanca
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26
E.ls ss L.---e of Government Land. KAnaIO,
uonnnaIa- Mani.

On Euay. Dena1beF s. les L O'Clock noon, at the
s- -Hss uf slalanI Hale, VIII sold the lease for
E-f az q Government Land known N Ea-
zlruns-c the District Of HonunuIa, Maui.
-- E-1-l sluo peg 4uuu1 Terms payable quarterly
Ia a1r1are. sAMI G. WILDER,
Haaaauil. SUv- q ls7s. 7I4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26
Notice to Taxpayers of Koolaupoko.

A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TAX
N Appeals will be held at the Court House Kaneohe
K00lanpokD, Oahu Mt 10 A. NJ Monday the LIST day Of
December, ls7s for the hearing ofa appeals from the as
aessment Of taxes for the district of Koolaupoko Oahu
J. L. KAULUkOU,
District Judge and Chairman Of Board Of Tax appeals
Kooiaupoko. Oahu, Nov. Is, 1879. us q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26
LIS of L.Icenses Expiring in Novem.
ber. 1879.

Er-1rE sersay Eivrn that all Licenses must be ap-
Et fr crsf the Interior Olce. and all paEtes are
r1--naa nB8ui falluE expiring Licenses and
rl= Deputy sheriff. have Instructions TO prose
chs=ret1n- and all parties doing business
urllluu- Frgfer L1nense-
EAM'L q. WILDER,
MInistsr Of the Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

F-aHF ssth aay q November. being the Annver-
- uf lasaruitiun o. Hawaiian Independence by the
fuHsuusut ar Grea; Britain and France. viii be CD
s-rs1 Ezilie holiday public Offices throughout
Eilrdazl WI - classd.
ssEL g. WILDER. Minister Of the Interior.
zz-s-sa- o.i-,- sor. =. ls-z 752t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26

~ Fass-s vi b. required 10 deposit . per cent.
1 ~ Frzhass El0neF fan Ct the hammer, which
81 oautidezed forfeit unless the whole amount
b pad on Tuesars. December s0th when the Licenses
b. rsa1T E1r delivery-
sEK-L &. WILDER Minister OF the Interior.
-u1--u- aair-. Nov TO- lg-s. 774
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-26
NOTICE. .

nURING MY ABSENCE PROM this King
~ dom Mr.. ELI PECK viii transact all my business
s. ROTH.
Honolulu nov "A, iefs- 776 I'm