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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21
The Bishop oFAznthsal

The following letter accompanied the decoration
of Grand Officer of the Order of Kalakaua. which
was Sent to the Bishop of Arsthea:
MoRseiyHeHy Permit me 70 avail myself Of the
occasion of the reception of coadiutor, whose
duty it will be to assist you In your increasing
cares, TO express high appreciation of your serv-
ices to the Hawaiian people in the important posi-
tion, which you have been spared TO fill with such
signal success for so many years
pray you 70 accept the decoration of Grand
Officer of the Royal Order Of Kalakaua, in-token
of the regard with which you have inspired my
self, my royal brother and those who have pre-
ceded him upon the throne Of Hawaii, during
your incumbency Of your high 5fiice-
My prayer is that you may long be spared to
enjoy the blessings OF God. the confidence Of His
Holiness the Pope and the love of our people.
Your friend, LuLUoKALAEI, Regent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21

The latest news of the Presidents condi-
ton is up to September 1st, 12.30P. NJ. The
abscess of the parotid gland was discharg
ing freely and had continued to diminish
in size. The state of the wound remained
the same. Since our last news there has
been. as far as we can believe the tele-
grams, no material change, with the Elk
ception of somewhat higher pulse. The
news is certainly favorable, but we must
by no means consider President Garfield
as out Of danger. No better sign of how
critical is his condition can be pointed to,
than the necessity of keeping away from
him the idea that the public business is
suffering through his continued illness.
The Epcling Post says: 1T is feared his
recovery might be seriously retarded by
the knowledge chat it was deemed neces-
sa1y for another to perform his constitu-
tional duties"
Should the symptoms continue favor
able. the President will be moved as soon
as possible from the White House. Long
Branch. or one of the Northern seaside
resorts, will probably be selected Ac-
cording to DR. Boynton, the patient can
be removed without any suffering either
by rail or by water. The President is not
at all nervous, and any noise made in the
room startles him less than it does people
who are perfectly well. The danger would
lie in oyer-taxing his strength. We hope
that next mail will bring us intelligence
that the President has at last been re
moved to place where purer air than that
of the White House viii hasten him
rapidly on the course of recovery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21

CONTEMPORARY informs us that our remarks
upon the recent meetings at Fort street church
were, in his estimation, fippant in character and
further tells that they had been :" commented
upon and condemned . by some of the deep think
ers of his acquaintance. The charge is so utterly
ridiculous that it is not worth noticing except to
point out that the remarks made by con-
temporary do more harm to the cause which
they are intended to assist than any direct attack
from an opponent. The only result that be
gained by such :lliberal nonsense is for every
sensible man, whom our contemporary imagined
he was assisting, to cry "Save me from my
friends" Our contemporary lives a century and
a half too late This is the year 1881, perhaps he
had forgotten it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21

estly pray, that the eyes Of those, who are
blinded to the danger of the disease, may
be opened: this after all is a small COM
munity, with little care and vigilance,
the spread of the disease ought to be
rendered impossible: It is heart rending
work, we know, for the authorities; it is
work that should be carried out as hui
namely as possibly, but what was said by
the Latin Poet is as true to-day as the
day on which it was written.
" Immedicsbile vulnus,
Ense recidendum est ne pars sineera trahetur."
Leprosy rs far as our present medical
knowledge goes, is " rulnus fmnledieabiie;; I"
an incurable wound when it attacks the
nation: the only thing that can be done is
to separate those who are sick from those
who are well, and it is the "sword" of
segregation that must be used. We have
written always upon the subject in a most
temperate spirit. we have never wished to
unnecessarily alarm, but we feel that too
little is being done, thata fatal policy of
procrastination and delay frequently from
kindly impulses, is allowed to prevent the
immediate carrying out of the law. Moth
ing should be allowed to stand in the way
of this. We repeat and repeat as strongly
as we can, that the officers who have failed
in their duty in this respect, or have
thwarted those who have desired to carry
out their duty, have entailed upon them
selves fearful moral responsibility: the
sad fate Of those who have taken the dis
ease through such misguided leniency will
be laid at their door. We do not envy the
feelings of anyone who when their ife's
work is over, in that solemn moment when
there can be no Guessing the faults which
have been committed, will have to say
" through my negligence or carelessness
such and such people have been exposed to
contagion and eventually consigned to the
living grave of Kalawao. -
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

"HEREAk THE uNDERsIGaEn HAS
w been appointed by the Hon. L McCnliy Justice
Of the Supreme Cuurt administrator Cor the Estats
Of KALA. (w) and kALAfMA. a u Moloaa. kauli,
deceased and guardian for the minor child of kalana
Notice i hereby given that all persons indebted % ssd
estate. 10 pay the 10 the undersirued- end all
the tame with proper vouches within six months o.
they will be forever barred. prAA.
Administrator Of the estate Of kala. fwJ and
Kalana, k) deceased and guardian 70 the nina eld.
me
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21
Turkey Borrowing.

EDrToR GAzErTE,-The Manu- (manu by name,)
of Turkey notoriety, is doing driving business
again in Turkey borrowing in the district Of Wal
alua. / believe the Court decided that it was not
stealing to take turkeys from other peoples lands,
so we must for the present call it borrowing
Boston Law journals please copy. KAAGAAISA.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21
Before the Land Boundary COmzzis.ionsr
Island of Hawaii.

A PUBLICATION HAVING BEEN
IA made to me BY II. n. Grecnwcli. 70 settle sha
boundaries ei the lands Auhaukeae ist snd Kenokahau
let, both IN the district OF North kona. Hawaii.
Notice Is therefore hereby given thar said spplea
tion viii be heard BY me a. my once IN the Court
House. at Hilo Hawaii 10 O'Clock :. NJ. Friday the
18th day ofOctober 1881.
And al persons having claiming any Interest In cr
to the adjoining lands hereby notlcd 20 appear a
said time and place TO contest said application shoud
they desire.
Notice IL hereby especially given % r kcciikoani
owner Of Keaukou and 10 the Commissioners Of Crown
Lands. for the adjoining land Kaoko. His EE. the
Minister Of Interior for the Hawaiian Government
II. S. LYMAN.
Commissi0ncr Of Boundaries
Hilo Hawaii Aurnst 9th fssi 80 e
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Licenses Expiring in September, 1881.


RETAIL OAHt.
] Love BrOs, Nuuanu Street Honolulu
I c McCnndless, Nuuanu Street.
J. AhunR Co. Nnuanu Street,
= Mcintyre & Bros. cor Fort q King Street.
Jaeoa Lyon. cor Fort & Merchant Street,
on lnong Go, Nnnanu Street,
J.. Mclnerny. Fort Street,
Loo NrHWk Waianae
10 j. b Ramsey, Hotel Street,
iS An scu. Waalua.
56 wun Onr, cor King Il Punch Bowl street,
4 Max Eesart. KaahumAng Street
II Mfs c Bird. cor Punch Bowl & BeTtania St, a
10 T. Asseo Nauauu Street,
81 Yrsr Kee q Co. Hotel Street,
FL Al Zr Beretunia street.
= A A. Montana. cor Fort q King Street
cs Wing No Tai & Co, NuuAnU Street,
. j. 4 Il II. Waierhouse, Queen Street,
RETAIL-MAUl.
1OA : Clerhors & Co, waihee,
10 Allrrtyce 6 Caldwell, Lahaina,
Is ao... Nose. Uinnsheie. Kipshulu. Rsaa.
Is Man Chuce q Goo kim. Haiku,
1f Akatpukoi. Kamalo. MolokAi-
RETAIL-aAwAII.
&C Y AiorR, Honokaa. HamukuA.
Is o HeeEari, Knhsiii hiio
- c'Y Ai6Sa. waipio, Hamnkua,
"a c. spreckels & Co Hakaiau Plantation, Hilo,
= A. S. Cleghorn A Co. Hilo-
RETAIL-kAUAL
sA Con Chez Co Kapaa,
~ : = Hancheit, Waimea,
WHOLESALE.
o winr o Tai & Co, Nuusnu Street, Honolulu,
RETAIL SPIRIT.
u Z. Chamberlain Hotel Street, Honolulu,
WHOLEsALE SPIRIT.
- n. S. Grinbaum & Co. Queen Street, Honolulu.
BANkING.
~ Bishop & Co Honolulu.
AUCTION.
II a. S Cleghorn a Co, Hawaii,
AGENT.
3 Jacob Lyon. Kingdom,
VICrUAL1NG.
iLc.As,aG iroi. BaWi. y. KohalA, Hawaii.
Alma. lo-ouakau. holaa. Hawaii.
. & c NeCEncle-s. Nularu Street. Honolulu
Cheoue. HonoA@s Hsnakru.
6 A. II. Hozchlon Richard Street. Honolulu,
Wong Ian, Rotel Street. Honolulu,
9 Ahos, n. Kohaia- Hawaii.
Il Ahuua kahuui. Maui
Is Hoping coz NuuaIa Beretania Streets Honolulu,
Il AIi Nakspaia, \. kohlla
Is AwEi. Lahsiaa. Mani.
as Ialc Ton Honomakaa. \. kohala,
IS c. L. Alionn Eaiohinu kau,
RRTG.
30 Hollister 3 Co. Nuaauu Street. Honolulu,
- A. McWSyns O.. Fofs 8 Merchant Street Honolulu.
= B. Il. Kekuiui, Puma, Bsssii.
3. c4fEH-
sLw Puui. Kclos Kaus
{ SaiHazh5, L aha. LaS1sns; W..ss. S,.s, a.;
1s o. G. Ciiaord. queen street hont uin
2 ". NcC4ndless- Fish Market h1noiaiu.
p Akaualtlli. HfclO. ht1-f.
q W. T. Martin. Wsio ira, Esu,
BoAE
] Jchn Richardson. fahlira
g kcoia- EoaoiuIu
pGRss Bt Es'lHI-R,
II & n Sing I zne. Pueo. Bilo.
ls sin Al Ssh Nailukr,
1s & W Jones kau.
1s r. Akana. PunahOa Isl
= Napoe. Niulii, n kohala.
SALMON.
81 samuel c. Kahi, Nshiku. Koolau. Mani
q Kaalali. Hama Maui.
PEDDLING.
~ Keaiiihansnu.- Lanai.
FIRE ARMS.
Al Cartwright Jr-. Kona- Oahu.
% p. Andrews.
8 John 1fshusn,
% 4. Lyman.
a. n. A. Jones,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21

no use s,,ying what ought to have been
done after the event: we are all wise then:
it is nor that men should express their
opinions, and they should be expressed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21
Attest: A. Rosa. Justice Of the supreme Court
Deputy Clerk. elu %

GuPREME cOUET or rHE HAWAIIAN
- Islands. In Probate. In the matter Of fhe 6unr-
danship OF EVA an insane person- AZ ChambcTs.
before Mr. Justice Judd Order Of notice of petit On iuf
allowance Of accounts. Discharge, and nIa disrihuon
Of property
on reading and filing the petition and aceeunts %
John Tibbetts. Guardian Of Eva. an insane rcrsne.
wherein he asks be allowed sSftls and charges him
self with So and asks that the same Eay ee eamned
and approved and dlscharging him and his lsfuletiea
from all further responsibility a. such Guardian
II is ordered that ESDAH. the IT'D csy n CCIu-
BER A. d. 1881 az 10 O'Clock A. a., before the said
Justice at Chambers In the Court House az Honnnln,
be and the same hereby Is appointed The tine snd
place for hearing said petition and acfcuufs and that
all persons interested may then a1d there appear and
show canse, u any they have why the sane shsud Hot
be granted and picsent evidence 20 Who are en-
titled to the said property And that this order IN The
Hawaiian sud EnCiish languages. Be published iu me
a. Hawaiian Gazette" and " kuokoa," newspapers
printed aud published In Honolulu, Tor three srcCcssife
weeks previous to the time therein appointed for aid
hearing.
Dated at Honolssu H. L. this slh day Of ssptrmber.
A. d. 1881. A.FRANCiS JUDD.
Attest: Justice Of the Supreme Court
Deputy CLERK % THE supreme Court. so 80
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NOTICE.

A LII PARTIES HAVING ANY
n horses or cattle belonging 10 the Est1fe Of he
late THOMAS MEEK. with his bflnd. are Csuiionff
against changing the same. selling such horses
cattle under penalty Of prosecution.
II. G. CRABBE.
Trustee and Administraisr.
Estate Of Thomas Meek, deceased.
Hcnolulu, Jnly 18th. 1881. az en
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21

All persons having claims against the Estate Of the
late L. W. HOpp, hereby notified to present the
same to the undersigned within six months from this
date or the same viii be forever barred and all persons
indebted to the said estate are hereby requested to
make Immediate payment to me- JOHN HOPP-
No. as Kin0 street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21
HOnOlulu, August /, 1881.

Miss Carrie D. Castle will give Piano Lessons at the
house Of S. N Catse few scholars. Hours OF in-
struction to be arranged with the pupils, on appea-
ton at Mr. Castles residence is0 King Street Glasses
Of two or four can be formed II desired
Senteinber 9 1881. e66 53 3t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORN.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
II Administrators with the VIII annexed Of the Es-
tate Of Daniel smith, late Of Honolulu. deceased,
hereby notify all creditors Of the said estate present
fheir claims dnly verified 70 $. B. Dole Esq. OF
HnrolnIn within SIX months from date OF heF will be
forever barred MARGARET Z, SMITH
Honolulu, September Il, 1881. s70 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.
Jas. DUNN, MERCHANT. GLASGOW,

CHAwAIIAN CoNsUL)
Undertakes the purchase and shipment Of ali kinds OF
British and Continental goods and viii beRlad
ORDERS at rates either free board at shipping port in
Europe or delivered ship (but with dnty for buyers
accounD at Honolulu. Such Orders may be accom-
panied by remtanccs payable in London san Fran
cisco or he will draw at days sight against confirmed
credits from Honolulu Bankers, otherwise, 10 suit
the convenience Of buyers.
REFERENcEs
MEssRS. WIN. G. IRWIN & CO., Honolulu.
HON. W.>L. GREEN, Honolulu
HON. j. s. WALKER. Honolulu
THE AGRA BANK, (I.imitcd), London.
SJs ty
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21

JOHN 5. WALKER, Minister Of Finance'
Honolulu, Sept 18th 1881.
The rate OF Commissions to be paid Tax Assessors
ana Tax Collectors for the year 1881 will be paid as
follows: for Honolulu. Lahaina. Wailuku, Makawao.
Hio and North Eohala three per cent. al other Dis
four per cent
JOHN S. WALKER, Minister OF Finance.
Honolulu, Sept 18th 1881. s'1
Mr. j. W. Kuaimoku has this day been appointed
Road Supervisor for the District Of South KoBs, Ha-
wsii vice H. Cooper resigned
H.A. P. CARTER Minister Of the Inerior
Interior ONCE August 30, 1881. $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21
Spsriai Aoffss.
Fnrnishnd Rnn,na.

Neatly and comfortable Furnished Rooms, centrally
located may be obtained by applying ut No. Garden
Lane near Beretania Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21
NOTES..

The account which we publish of the celebrates d
William Cooper, of Boston, will be read with inter
est, for Cooper must have been a fue man, grit to
the backbone. Marshal Parke is the grandson of
this fine old gentleman.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21

- OIhEME YUM VI
- waan Eslands In Prohate- Islands of Qahn, la-
,gaiihn Islands 50 In the matter % the ksf1ie nf
JOHN FOY TIBBETTS. deceased Crdf7 appaintinr
time FOR Probate Of VIII and directing pubeafon 81
notice Of the same.
document purpOrfing to be the last vii and teera-
meut OF John Foy Tihbets, decreased. having On ne
fsfh day OF September A. ID. ISL 5cen presented %
said Probate Court, and petition for tte fsonete
thereof and for the issuance Of letters iiameniay %
William b. Wright. having been fled bI him.
II ts hereby ordered. that III EcDA1 the lnrtl a1y
OF October A. D. 1881, ~ 10 clock. A. ". o. said a4,
At the Court Room of said Court. ~ Aoizni Hale IN
Honolulu be, and the same 4, hereby appointed ne
time for proving said VIII and hearing said application,
contest the said WILL nd the granting Of letters te-
mentary
publication for three successive weeks. In the lava
iian Gazette and Nupepa kuokoa~ ncWspapfrt
printed and published In Honoinlu-
And 70 s farther ordered. that citations Be iseucd %
the subscribing witnesses 10 said VIII and o. the heirs
Of the festsior In this Kingdom 90 appear ard contest
the probate OF said Will. ~ the time appointed.
Dated Honolulu. IL. l.. Sept 18th fsel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21

Bids be for each item separately and the tenders
will be opened ut oue O'Clock on that day in the
presence o such Of the bidders desre be present
II. A. P. CARTER
Minister o. the Interior.
Interior Oface, Sept 18th. 1881. 50 81 II
Capt. D. Taylor has this day been appointed Road
Supervisor for the Districts Of Lahaina Waikiki. Ma
kawao aud Ha q. on the Island Of Maui.
HAP CARTER Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Office. September 1851 500
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il been appointed, By the Supreme Court, Trustee
and administrator Of the estate ~ the late THOMAS
MEEK. Of Honolulu. hereby notidrs al parties indetf
ed 70 said estate 70 make Immediate paymrut 10 ne
undersgned; alparties having property n ihsifrna.ra
belonging 70 said estate are Teqnesed % neiiy tie
administrator Of the without deiay. AT parties
having claims against said estate reqaesfed 10
present the came duly authenticated. 10 ne Under
signed within six months they win he ioII barred
d. O. CRABBE
Trustee and Admlnistraior
Estate Of Thomas Meek. deceased
HonolnIu, JnIy l5h. 1881. 81 Ca
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THE FRIENDS OF MR.. HALLEEBECK
wish to give him an
Isafs,r1aaal ReeePt1on.

On Jndge MecnlIy's grounds at Pawaa. All in sym
pathy with his work invited to be present Ladies
Who would consider Il privilege furnish refresh
ments for the occasion requested 70 do So
No noecial inritions will be given. 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21
Sealed Tenders.

Sealed tenders viii be received he Ohice Of the
Minister Of the Interior until FIi6ay The 23rd septein-
Der inst. noon Tor the purchase Of the following
articles from the Government 20 be delivered in Homo
lrI. for the te-r. Of one wear from this date.
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sPEAks FOR ITSELF
FISHERS CHAMPARHR nInKa-

- well end i1rorloiI known IN this crr,s.r., .
aleys 1s found o. Itl u Jarst lIsi'.s T- rl tI-E
street Can in SUD rc.if T1srr's|.r.. ~ ~ p "-N
hon1lnin, January r. 1885, M e..1
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Arw AdrerfsfmrHts.
NOTICE.

MIR CHUN LUNG HAS THIS DAY
w retired fIom the firm Of !. T. Lenehan q Co.
Signed F. T LESEHAH = co.
Honolulu. sept / 1881. si 50
AR.J.G. TUCKER HAS THIS DAY
VI been admitted partner in firm, the
assuming the responsibilities Of and collecting all
the debts due 10 the lite firm.
Signed F.T. LENEHAN & co.
Honolulu. Sept 1881. sn 55
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21
NOTICE.

DIR. Thaaher's
Dental once will be closed until further notice.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th,

at 12 clock NJ an that tract Ct land Situated af kauai-
papa. Hama leland Of Maui, containing an area of g
acres being the same premises granted - W l. Davis.
Ly Royal Patent No. SIS.
said premises are subject 10 lease 70 A. Unna.
which will expire Oct. 18th is4 Rent so per
B. r. BOLLES.
J. BOARDMAN
s7OA Assignees In Bankruptcy Of ". Z. Davis.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21
9awaiialr 0azette.

BsT MoDUs IN REBUs.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2l, 1881.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21
CITPRFNTE COURT OF TIE IfA-

- waiian Isiands. In svsa.e- Island oi oson. ha-
,raifau Islands = g. In the Matter nf the kst1ra %
THOMAS LACK. deceased. Order appointr1 t.ne 70
Probate Of win and directing publication o. notes ei
document purporting to be the last wiz and Ie.-
lament OF Thomas Lack, dcccased having on tne "a
dav nf September A. ID. icSi. been plcseac1 g AID
Prosate Court and petition Tor the PROBATE tleleuIs
an, ar the issuance of letters tcstafnenary - sophia
Margaret Lack having been hied ny sophia Aaiz-rct
II il hereby ordered, that WEDNESDAY, the f1lh
uay OF October A. d. 1851 ~ 20 ociock a. ~ cf .aid
dav Al The Court Room OF said Court AZ Ao4ni l.le
in Ionoiulu be- aud the t. hereby appointed TIE
time for proving said win and bearing said HppAc1tc1
when and where any fcrson Interested may appe1r ara
contest the said WILL and the granting of letters To-
tamentary. -, !
m biicntion Tor three successive weeks IN the l-
fan Gazette - newspaper printed and puonsncd "a
Honolulu. A
And h s further ordered thas citations be issued 70
the subscribinr witnesses aid VIII and 10 f1e heirs
II the in the Sandwich Islands % appc.r at
the TIM appointed -. -
LAWRENCE McCCLLT,
Arrest. A Rosa. Justice Of the Supreme Co1rt-
Deputy Clerk 81 y
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HOTICE TO CREpIToRa

THE U RSIGNED GIVE
notice that they have been appointed Adminisira-
late Of Honolulu deceased All persnna havinr anT
elaimr against said kstatc hetheT sccnred b nrs-
gage or oiherwire notlacd prcssnf the sSnc ~
payment 70 the undefsicned within six months from
this date, or they viii be iaErver barred.
r. c. JONES r.
~. r. ALLEN
Honolulu, July ash, 1881. ss2n
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ASSIGNEES SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED ASSIGN
i ccs In Bankruptcy Of W. L. DAVIS of Nakawac.
Island Of Maai will cell AZ public auction ~ The sale
Rooms Of E. P. Adams In Honolulu, on
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-21

TtTRCTTIT COURT FOURTH } Y DE-
CTkS Circuit HawaIisa lsana1, - I....e.
I,s-5 - Rdrai Hawaiian islands, e. ~ ne 4-,lrf
~ me EstaIe Of HEINRICH sihoe lAse q y -.,4s
5e-ssri order appointing tine for fro1dta or WIS
80 sire rnbicefion of ndfice cf tAe s1ue.
petifion ior Probate Of the last WI lna le.l--
rf N ITeinrieh Srnss deceased ana ior .le
f ~. restanenfary to ~ f. IT, DrTeru having en
me 1sfh dav of September A. d. 1851 been prrre9 q
aid Probate Court By 3 Lindenlann, one o. ,-o '--
+. = sersSv ordered Nat TUESDAY ne isih 6ay q
October A. b. 1881 At 10 O'Clock, A. ~. o. seld .sfA.
ire Cont Room Of said Court az Lnre N tle Ire
Of Kauai be and the same - Ger es5eoy 49,
rnpliration when and where any pefeon interested ma
appear and contest the said Wi and the rrAnunE ei
Letters Testarneutary.
m l. farther ordered that nciice hereof - gvn y
publirafon fer three successive weeks. IN tHr tAea
ian Garefte and Kuokoa' newspapers printed
and published In Horouiu-
And Il is further ordered that citations - issu 20
the subscribing witnesses 10 said WILL and 20 ihc hrs
Of the tesiaior in the Hawaiian Islands % appear 1Hr
ontef te probate Of said Will, the tmc appontcd
Dated Kol0a, n. I. September 18th ~!
Cfrruif Iufno Fourth Jrlici1l oirrHIr-
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A Zinc Dine 0f M0urnIng Goads

ss. !" n9pes by strict stention 10 ihe yants 81 hep
-ase IN hef me, % merit share q hfpalir 11i-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1881-03-30
CONfEDERITE BRiGiETERS

1t seems 30 have fallen to the lot Of
Senators Ben Hill ard joe Brown, of
George, to look after the rccrcunt
m"mbrrs Of tbr party. During last
session Mr.. Hill made gallant effort
in dctrmcH of South Carolina, when
our two Senators voted to scat kcl-
logy, the carpct-hag Senator from
}.nuiSiana. Nor" recently. he admin
iStercd a deserved castigation to Ma
hone, Of Virginia. who proved rccrcnnt
to his trusts and voted with the Re-
puhlican, oil the organization OF the
SemaA-thcrchy giying the organiza-
ton Of the SSu"tc to the Ecpublcans
But it remained i,r Senator Brown t.
fire the parting salute. lie >aid that
the n" va f%ll = rUH.urs Us 10 bar
gains anl contracts. That the Senator
from Virginia. Muhon", was tu control
the 3.iclal patronage OF lis State.
That the rcccn: action Of the Ecpub-
lican party and thc Senator from Nir-
ginia had shown that the pcriul had
been rcIch'G N..cu 40 more would be-
said about Confederate Rrigadicr~.
That period had been reached that was
spoken Of ,, very cid book vixen it
said: "Thc woitul~o shall dwell with
the lamb aud the l,n,arl shall lie