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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15

We thank God that there is a party in "oppo-
sition" to many of the acts of the King and that
it numbers not "a few hundreds" 1t is puerile for
the editor of the Advertiser TO continue say that
the opposition is made up of " small clique" or
of outs and the friends of outs and of ancient
sore heads who want to get in" 1t is significant
fact that such has been the experience of the past
and such is the prospect that it would now be diff
fcult to induce gentlemen of experience ability
to accept cabinet places under His Majesty. We
do not include the editor of the Advertiser in this
sweeping statement. In the teeth of the petitions
coming in from all parts of the islands, and of the
talk which is everywhere heard, we repeat that it
is pHeyile for any newspaper to insist that only
small party having private grievances arc making
complaints THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY Is AGGRIEvED,
and it will make itself heard and felt, in way
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0ahu--RETAIL.

oRhu--RETAIL.
z Love Brls, Suuauu street. Honolulu
fsstrnfenlevef. Hotel street.
c NcCAndless Suuanu street
Al III, MEEnAkra street,
z McIugyre a Bros. cor King & Fort street, a.
KEoag Get ChonE Co. Hotel street, d"
o. chunE. SuuAnH Street, F"
Kong SEi & Anum. Nuuann street F."
AehonE. cor King Auuanu streets q"
sM GTinbaam 3 co. Queen street,
Loo Nrawk Co. wAisnhe,
y ) , RImsey Hoiei street,
q AsrE. WEillaA-
~ Amin Co Hotel street
q EunE Hing Lung & Co. Hotel street.
u Tul our. cor Punchbowl & King streets
y Max EckEri. kaahumAnu street,
y Hrurv Bird cor PunohbOwl s Beretania streets
= Wing chgag Tai Yaen Kee a Co, Hotel street
2 An "a, KaHnAkapiH
= Arin- Nuuanu street.
. Wing VIC Tai a Co. Nunanu street,
= Hiapui, Maunkkca street.
= Al Pan, Puhinike, KoolAulOa
Mani.
y P1uzewA. KHauapali
fa A = Clerhcrn a Co. LahainA
% A cleehorn CO, Wailuku
% : Ci-Shorn. 4 Co. wAihee
Is Man Chuck Goo Gle. Haiku
70 KAN Aoi. kAmalo MolokAi,
= Achong- Haiku
= fu stng Ioag. Nsiluku
Hawaii.
ooEAla Sugar Plantation. oolala, Hilo
VIC ASoaA, Housunal, 5 kona
Aiuua. HonokEa- HamAkuA
q Sp-rrke.s A Co. HaknlAu Plantation Hilo
= 5 CleShorn a Co, Hilo
KauaI.
SAC Con Chee & Co. KApaa, Lihue
2 ; EAndchett WAimeA
a D'''''' mum WHOLESALE.
s Wing wo Tai a Co. NuuAnu street
RETAIL SPIRIT.
- c " Ho1EhiAilng, Hotel street
WHOLESALE SPIRIT.
= y GrinhaCm a Co, Queen street
BANKING.
- Bishop Co, Honolulu
vICTUALING.
] c Ahe. Havi. Kohaia. Hawaii
G McCaudless. Nuusnu street, Honolulu
Lhcnnr. HonOkAA. HAmakua
G HeHghion, Richard street, Honolulu
Wong Kong Kit & Co. Hotel street, Honolulu
knng Sal Anun. NuEanu street, Honolulu
Pa ChunE, HonomAkAu. y. KohAla. Hawaii
Aho1. y Kohala, Hawaii
3 AkE-u. y Kohnla Hawaii
y Ak Ilena. kAiopihi. y. kohAla, Hawaii
= Wong Hoo, Hiio, Hawaii
u Aui1 4 CO. Hotel street, Honolulu
= 10 Ping coz Nussnu q BeretaniA streets, Honolulu
a Avn. LAhninA. Mani
- { W Ava Co. Waiohinu KAr Hawaii
= Aioola 4 Co. Waiohinn- Kan. Hawaii
LAPAAU.
q d Z Kekulsi, PunA- Hawaii
jain RieAHrsisoz, C, Lshaiaa, Maui
DisTILLING.
: ; MccoiEHn. Khnalo. Molokai
BUTCHER
= " Lake kAiopihl. n kohala, Hawaii.
: - W P1ni. kolos. Kauai
Chas 3 NAkee. WGihee. Maui
4 . . cH1oud. Queen street, Honolulu
. AlHphi, Koloa- Kauai
2 " y Nccandless. Fish Market Honolulu
3 " 7 Martin, waiohinH, Kan Hawaii
CAKE PEDDLING.
= AEo. Naai
lJN EriEaf Koloa Kauai
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15
NOTES..

WHAT DOES THE COUNTRY NEED ?-(1.) A Sow
ereign who will rulo for the good of the State and
in accordance with the will of the people, (2.) A
Ministry who will give effect to the will of the peo-
pie and govern the country with wisdom, dignity,
honesty, and economy. (3.) A large addition to
the population of immigrants who will unite with
our own people, make their homes in the country
and contribute to its strength. We have, as we
believe the first when bad counsellors shall be dis
missed the second and third will come in time.
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NOTICE

nURING MY TEMPORARY ABB
II senee from this Kingdom my nephew, 3. Decker,
will act for in all business transactions under full
power Of attorney.
6i6 I'm s. HAGNTN
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15

THERE have been rumors during the week of pro-
posed changes in the Ministry which are imminent.
Whether there is anything in these rumors or not,
remains TO be seen. With tried and experienced
and respected members of the Cabinet, the coun-
try might find rest and confidence. Mr.. Bush has
undertaken position in charge of the immense
work of the Interior Department which few men,
whatever their former experience, could be found
able to carry through unaided. If he were to as
sumo the duties of the Finance Department, the
way would be clear for they do not require peculiar
skill or former business experience.
If the gentlemen be called whose names have
been suggested we reserve to ourselves in the fu-
ture heretofore, the right TO criticise and find
fault with them freely, and without fear, favor,
affection or hope of reward" All men are human
and therefore frail. They need not expect-and
we do them the credit of believing that they
have too much sense to expect,-immunity from
public censure or criticism, should they assume
the onerous duties of Ministers of the King.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15

A FULL ASSORTMENT OF SIZES FROM
IA six thread TO five inch.
S1S BoLLES CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15

HEMPCORDAGE. AND BOLT ROPE.
AN ASSORTMENT OF SIZES FROM LIZ
~ inch to inch. Also, Spunyarn, Seizing, Ratlin
Houseline Marine, Rounding, &C.
9 SlS BOLLES a. CO
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15

LUBRICATlNG OILS.
SPERM OIL IN ANY QUANTITY REQUIRED
- Castor Oil and gallon tins. 1--r.rrr-l|
s1s ll1,I NlI BoLLEs 6 CO. /
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WIRE RIGGING.
MANILA CORDAGE.

SIZES FROM IINCH To INCHES. FOR
- Sale by BOLLES co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15

" EROS ENE OII-DOWNER'S,
IN Palace and Golden st4r.all above the required
Government ere test For faleby II.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15
NOTICE..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that from and after August IS 1850, Island and
Local drafts plantation orders and drawn and
payable by will be paid ohiee on TUESDAYS
and FRIDAYS only, from A. NJ to p. VI.
IA Il II. HACKFELD & CO
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15

Carpenter writes to our neighbor of the Press
that our remark about strike among carpenters
was incorrect or as he puts it, was as ridiculous
as contemplate, and shows that the writer thereof
no matter how much he may pride himself on his
superiority over mechanics is densely ignorant of
the subject he writes about" Our information
about the strike was derived solely from mechanics
Carpenter is to be commended for his contempt
of the "participators in the absurd trash that
appears to have been spouted by the deputation at
the palace; :; but he is gravely in in assuming
that we hold up any honest man for ridicule on
account of his calling Having come from land
in which caste has place, other than that which
brains give we have not come to this country to
learn anything about the dignity of labor. "Car-
penter'' probably gets his notions from the Adper
ftseT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15
NOTICE.

TENDERS FOR SUPPLYING THE
Il Queens Hospital with Paiai for twelve months
from the lst October will be receeved up Saturday
noon, the 25th inst, at the office OF the undersigned
The quality must be good and tc be approved by the
Purveyor Of ths Hospital.
s17 81 F.A. sCHAEFER, sec'y
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15
A New House just Ouened
NOTICE.

MR.. A. L. SMITH, AT HIS STORE
1tl on Fort street. and Mr. j. E. Wisenlsn viii attend
y the collection Of Bills and ecript for the same due
the undersigned, from this date. y w
j. H. BLACK
Late proprietor Of the P. G. Advertiser
honoulu. sept 10Th. 1851. al6 I'm
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15
!osIoN AHD HONOLULU PAcKET LIAEI !

| .FE% g. Brewer 4 co.-Agenfs. 6&
RL8< FavornbIe arrangements can always - -4.--&
1ds for storage and shipment ofOA, Rnns, "ce Hides
lnd ohsr nsrehaudils TO Nsr Bedford toaton N Aork
Js0-Ir G. BREWER co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15

THE Hawaiian Kingdom Statistical and Commercial
Directory and Tourists Guide 1SSOe1, containing an
alphabetical Directory of each Island in the Kingdom
with the names and addresses of ali official persons
and landowners all business men, native and foreign
aud of all white residents also Statistical Directory
of all holdings of land in each Island the purpose for
which they occupied the proportion under cultva-
ton and their position in relation TO the chief towns of
the Islands, together with full description of each
Island its principal towns and villages its roads,
cry and inhabitants and the available means of COM
munication illustrated by views of the scenery of
the Islands, the portraits OF the King and Queen and
map OF the city Of Honolulu written and compiled by
George Bowser."
1t may not be well to look gift horse in the
mouth, but when presented with a copy of the
above work, we were courteously requested by its
author to examine it, and report its merits. 1t
is easy to say of such book ; as newspapers have
been known to say of many things, that it is in
valuable and that one can otford to do without
it. 1t is also easy to find Deficiencies in the in
tended plan of the work, for human activity could
hardly overcome all the obstacles presented to the
initiator of Hawaiian Directory. But the pioneer
who had the courage to go ahead and do such good
work as Mr.. Bowser has done, trusting to the pub
lie approval and patronage for his reward deservs
commendation. We learn that Mr.. Bowser intends
to make his permanent residence here, and that
he intends shortly to get out an atlas of the
Islands,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15
BREAD.

SALOON BREAD IN CASES AND BOXES
= medium bread Soda Crackers in cases, Soda Crack
ers In Boxes and Tins, Egg Jumbles, Banana Cakes,
&c. &C. BOLLES CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15
La DIE So
[ A DIE s.
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING
MRS. D. B. GRIFFIN

Wishes to inform the ladies' Of Honolulu that she has
re-opened Children and Ladies' Fashionable Dress
Making department in the of her Millinery Store
1O3 Fort Street Dresses trimmed in the latest and
approved styles. SlT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15
Situation Wanted.

A YOU NG GERM LADY
"A wishes position as Nursery Governess. Speaks
French and German.
Address Miss H. t. Post ONCE, Honolulu. si7. st
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SPEAKS FOR ITSELF -
FISHERS CHAMPAGNE CIDEF

SO we'll and favcrably known IN this community can
Always be found, on ice at Jacob Weiks No GI king
Street. Cab In and cool yourselves T-77l -
Honolnlu, January IL, 1850. $40 sms
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15

EANN ED GOOD SA LARGE
~ assortment Of Boston and San Francisco packing.
"a r1 asss BoLLEs 4 co
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15
Greatest Assortment of Goods

Kept these Islands, all OF which will be sold a the
Lowest Market Prices, usual. Our friends and the
public generally respectfully invited examine
SlS B0LLES l. co.
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sHrw Iduertisenienfs.
BY THE LATEST ARRIVALS

"E HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE
w addition to our former stock of Ship Chandlery
Ship Stores, Provisions &C., &C., which gives the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15
Special Notice.

WN. W. HAUL. sec,r.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-15
1r saHhorilp.

NJ. r. Newton has been appointed by the Board Of
Edscsson. School Agent for the district OF Lahaina
Island Of Maui. In place OF Mr. NJ. MakaluA.
W. JAS. SMITH, See'y
Edueafiou once. Sept 18Th. 1880. st SIS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-02

demns the conduct Of samuel Hooper ana
utnFt 4. Dawes. of MASSACHUSETTS,. Willi.n
~ hciiey, OF Pennsylvania. Il. lrnnl W. $50
nrd q fsnnsyisanias James A. Garficld and
u ,nse Of Representative, ina-murh a. thsx
became Interested In the Gre lit Nof.ilier II
America. ncourrActinx comp any for the t0n-
Nuction OF the Union Pacific Railro ~. ana
cont nnni 70 D. 80 Interested az time whca
sail corporation was dependent on the lerIsa
tion 81 Congress- for its maintenance ana sui-
port. ~
Mr.. samuel D. Randall mad. the pnint ~
order that resolution OF Censnre should ~
confined 10 one Individual.
The speaker sustained the point ~ order
and stared the reasons for the ruling
subsequently,. the House. NANNY IN "A marry
vote. refused ~ take amy action against Mr..
Garfield. Tho u0rd. on February - ls.l
commenting on this action ss.iifnrialfs said.
[" The tenderness n the House toward is or
Tending members "A one of the most alarming
signs or the times. u confirms the prevalent
impres sion that great railway corporations
and other mOnt.yrd corporations arYs nunint,-
tent IN cunirolling Legislative ho lies. aud thar
members OF Congress. ike members ~
the State Legislatures are the willing tools "
great corporations which have money enough
% buy them The most frustrating hIuw ever
struck AT popular confidence in Legislative
purity WAS dealt yesterday by the action III the
House IN screening is members from de-
the immediate future j. the emancipation, az
Congress and the state Legislatures from the
corrupctng influence Of great corporations
Ever since that time General Garfield has
rested under this mpntation. and No fun de-
Tense to the charge hats ever been made
He was also accused ~ being private coun-
sci FOR a contraction named DE Golycr. who had
\ claim before Congress-. and that while Gar
field WAS Chairman OF the Committee 81 Ap-
preparations the counsel fees were 5000
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-02

In proposing 10 make Garfield :
nomination unanimous. Mr.. Conkling.
sarcastic 70 the last. congratulated the
Republican party on the good-natured
and well-tempered disposition which
had distinguished that animated Con-
vention. II, in order 70 have things
well-temperei. il Is necessary 20 make
them red-hot. Conkling was right But
il required metal cheek. annealed and
galvanized. in Conkling to say 50. But
for the hot poker which Conkling kept
handy To prod his enemies withal.
Grants chance. by no means desperate
a. il was. might have risen to an abso-
lutte probability If not to certainty. NY
Detroit Fee Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-02

q 49, II
'uns y. ~ dividend e"lfSfrd for your
ae''''iAR.-.---.- -----.-- --.-.-----...... o.
r... .t.--.---..-----tl-1sd
Nne WI 2" 'A@ = neral
GARftEfp'> EXPLANATION
prinrc The same Committee.
II The fir~t cvef heanl pf fhe 4 rtiif yoliilirr
w. ~ 80 "r i~is. ] s1sn not rix the dates
when t'enrEr Francis irAin called ~ me ana
>aiu ne was organizing company a. ~ known
- me sre'lit hpoiiier " Amcrira1- ID it form
- un re mn@iel NJ the frcfit hiiter ~
France that tine ntjeri ~ fhe caInrany ~ns n.
purchase hin'i~ and hiiii house, aionx fhn
line ~ the Pacific Raiiraad At p.,ini- where
.t'lt> anu iiia-r.s~ We're hkc.s ~ spring up.
tnhf nc nal No doubt money thus Invested
NuAll nuuhle ~ frtiic it~,alf caacn year, that
sunScriP l,'ns were iimitf-d "A <i.Bfl each. nnd
rs ~i-hrd me - subscribe. ~ showed me n
i'ik NJ ~ shii,S.fiief- am rH them NJ OAke-
Amt-s ~ whom h. referred me f.sr fur her In
formation ranccrulng rhr enterprise. I an
~~rresi sn+t hah NIT int m ,aef ~ spare and
~ nan M'aiid nNi subscribe wtrhtAf know
.,i- Innrr htspnf tnr proposed organization
Mr. Tram ifH me- saying nt would huld p.a'-s
open TOR me- AM hoppt I ~luid yet conclude
~ ~uls-crlnt- Ihr same Day asked Mr.. Ams-s
NuAt nr tnruknf ~ the ente-yrl~e. H. 81
pressed the opinion ihaf thc inveStmens would
~ safe AMI profitable.
nehr1 n thing further upsu thr subject
Irr year ~ ris'Et. AMI IL was aim ~ forgot
ven Mnen- ,ine t,fne -non.d -As dnrir- lhc
long session ~ l-C>. Mr.. Amf< ~pnkr ~ II
azain: aid the company. had orz-an.zcd. vas
larse dividends hc 'ain that some ~ tn
hands y ~cll. aud crua take fhr am anns
which Nr. Train had IN. red inc 81 pairing tn.
si.ot and nrrnie-i Interest. ~ -ail thar II
VS. nv able e. pay ~ II rhen NJ would b. "A
u
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-02

fruin- Ne sho~s~f me a letter mkirh Ne said ~
,hsvnicu 20 have pat Ia I insi.r~-i en lnr.
Sc ~ tht iettrr iny reply. I snst tunnel
.ftt me letter nlld Nns1s nn1i 1 write ga rhr
nark ~ 4. AMI ~ him have IL.
Your answer indnrSsd an the tark ~ tn.
.~tcr~ WAS published in thc nrasf4prr~s A.
hr-. SIR hc published fhe lcift.r. I lrlirvr.
" - punished did fhcy correspond nffh
Your rs'eN'ilectun ~ the paper a. uriffrnf ~
-, SIR ! Mritr u 90 hastily. Hc rame ~
nly rsoin md said NJ hal been afrnsesI ~ AIl
Kills ~ crimes and mi~drIn eannr- TOLD
MIN nni made ~fith statement a. -.
r.prc~sntt~L He wanted me a. Stly IN writing
thai 4 had mol. I tack MI lrffrr which H..
SAah NJ intended 10 have inrlnsei wirh lhe
money ana wrA1e ON the hack ~ II that hal
mA1c no such statement.
y. me published correspondence IN the
morning. papers ~ The neal daY a. your recal-
lfction u what pccurrrlF A. IL agrs~.s Nth
NY rccnilcciinn- except Thai b. Say< ~ lrft
teller tnr me AZ the Arlington I never -
rrhN.N INA. leitrr. ! only saw the lctfcr on
which Endorsed my answer.
" iid ne inclnSc the money! A. some
money came - lne incln~ri IA AN rnNUiupe.
him.
v: How mu.'h money Was In that cnyclopcs
A. Four hundred dollars
The following memorandum referred
10 ~ witness a a statement 81 his ac-
count with Mr. GARFIELD was placed in
evidence:
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$1,000 History repeats itself After Aus
ierii'z- Waterloo: and after Appomat-
ioN. Chicago. What the rebels could
not do the Republicans have done NY
ESrhrnge
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The connection ~ General Gar
held with the Credit MosiIier case could
not be exDectei. n course. 10 stand in
the way o. selection Nv convention
which had devoted itself for nearly n
week 20 dickering over a Presidential
nomination And really II j. only fair
- say that there was nothing in II. 80
far a. the official records II The House
show. Al All worse than the conduct Of
Mr. Russell and Mr.. Warner Miller. the
!. wooi-pulp members ~ the present
Congress. who openly represent mo
nopoly IN which they are interested and
tight to keep il up. NJ n. World
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-02

The followingis the official record Of
the testimony taken before the Credit
Mobilier investigating Committee. so
far as the same relates 70 Mr.. Garfield.
the Republican candidate for the Presi-
dency.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-02

The New York Times SAYS that
the Chicago platform i not such As 10
carry the country. And II j. plain that
the candidate can not be such as 10
carry the country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-02

- General Garfield's other name is
IKE Golvrr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-02
- MALT AND HOPS
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that your paints have given the
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painted two houses with CurTA
PeRcHA PAINT. some two years
ago. and are % well pleased with
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pied By our smpIoyes ana mani
ayers.
send for Sample coIors ana
Price List 70
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-12
DEATHS.

DOUBLES. Near Penaeid. In Huston township Fred
eriek Doubles, aged i0e years.
M0YER.-on Sunday, February l. in Penn iewuship,
Charles A., soa Ct William Meyer, aged weeks
aud days.
sNAVRLY .--oa Wednesday. January 2S In Penn
township, Mrs Mafis snsyely. wife q Jaeob snsfe
~, aged 80 years, months and 2 DAYS.
MAIzE.-0n Wednesday. the sth instant, IN Wilhelm
Allen. sou of John n Maize. aged 10 mcatss
..RRAMER.--oa Saturday. the si~t q January. q
y hAaronsbats. David kr~anseF, aged &c years,
nsenths and 10 days.
ZEI0LKRs-Oa "Wednesday. January ss. nesr Aarea'.
burg, @ diphtheria. Rehecca ReFiaa. daaghtd :"
john zelgier, aged years and p dAyt.
GRAYs-0a Christmas, (Decemher .. iS7a,l at Hal,
Moon Of diphtheria john BuFket Cray, little san q
Nj. and Mrs. Green Gray. agea yszrs, 10 mehih'
and IL days.
CAIN En--0n the slss uitimo. At Hubiesshnrn thn
caunty, William Cuuk. sun 0f John c. and henrieus
Garner, aged years and 2 mcashs
PURDuK- on January Ath. Mr.. Elizabeth Purdue. ~
the residence Of her son, Thomas O. agrSa 70 y"
aHa Q dsss
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-12

kEfCHLINE-WAGN THURSDAY evening
February s. 1850, 1T the residence uf the bride ~
ents AZ Central City, Mr. Peter y. Keichlins, son
Peter keichlinc, sr, Of Rock Springs. and Mss Itn'
ME Wagner, daughter of John ". Wagner, ksq.
Bo0a-GARDNER-Att the NJ X Parsonage, Iisv
ard, January 8. 1850. ny Rev. J. benson Akers VT
William c. Boon aud Mis Margery Belle Gardner
both q Centre county.
LEATHRRS-BEYAN.--At the residence Of the bridsf
parents, February |. isso, by Rev }. Renspn AkeTs
Mr.. Joseph Lsathefp nf Centre county, and Ni~
Ocla A. Bryan. daughter Of Mr.. John Bryan, q "a
gle Forge. Centre county.
MussoS- S-sTURDEy ANT--At the residence q ih'
brides father. February sth. 1850, by Rev y u.
Miller. Mr. james n. Munson, and Miss Carrie b.
Sturicvant, both of Philirsburg
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-12

CENTRE COUSTY PoLITIcs IN Isot
Mr.. John N. Furey recently tore down
the residence Of bis ancestors. situs,o
at the foot OF Nittany mountain. n
Spring township, and in crack of ono
of the logs discovered a political relic
in the shape of an election ticket
dating way back TO the year 1924. I,
Is printed on the rough, coarse paper in
use sixty'fve years ago, and is slightly
stained, but the names-eyen that of
Jackson" written by Jeremiah Furev
himself, who died in ls4G-are remarL.
ably legible. Among the names that
appear on the county ticket are several
whose children or childrens childrc,
are yet among the most prominent Dec.
pie in this county. There il the we'll.
known name Of James Potter. son of
brave old General Potter of Revolution.
airy celebrity, and Potter is yet one of
the most numerous and highly rcspec,ed
names in this section. William Br,p.
die, another name which appears in the
same connection, was the editor and
publisher Of the old Beiiefonte Pa,,,o,
and uncle Of the present distinguished
General William Brindle, Of PbjladeI.
delphia. Two other names-Samual
M'Kean and William Thompson-peed
but be mentioned to suggest to al 3
host of respectable people bearing the
same names throughout the length and
breadth Of the county. This interest.
ing and valuable relic proves that the
Divine blessing will descend even to the
fourth generation on those who fear
God and serve their country.