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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
~ hat EeSs-s Nov On Chonz.of Ho1oIzlz have dis
posec o. their entire Interest IN The Business 81 Kong
Dn Chon< Co.. OF Eo1okzs. Haasi TO Mr. Ch0nr Eee,
ard frpz zr6 1fer this date hzye further liability
q interest II the aid businesE and al persons
Esrred s-ziss- deasins uiih said f he f.ith o.
sid Nov Tn Cho1r- NOW o. CHING
Dated H0lo.rlu, Dec Isl, 1901. So 8
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

An inquest vas held By Nr. H c johnson, dis
tr;c. Justice. upoi the bods Of Chinznzn ~ko Vas
killed br falling II The hand which has been
used 70 osrTy material along the rsilEay- After
osret1l investigation the jury returned a verdict
Of accidental death
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

a hszvy rzia visited Hiio On Sunday. SOT- 97sh-
Daring the month the fall Of rzin has reached
y $3.50 inches nearly one hz,f Of which fell il
suo DAYS On the IN OF November the rzi2
r-sre INDICTED p fan Of $500 inches fox -
hr,rrs. ard OF Sunday. Nov 9th. 4e-l0o inches
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

The bzrque JeHav Pas vent ashore at Mahu-
klna on Sunday. November 2Ith-- The cause was
some defec; IN the moo-ings. She had about ~
thousand fert OF lumber N her al the time. the
whole Of which has been saved. The vessel her
sslf : a total loss The Captain and crew went
10 Honolulu by the Lilvlils.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

weare told that after tsyine the Patoit zas Mr..
Eitohoockss intention to blow her zP with dsua-
uui.e. Twp charges had hesl tTis5. but for some
rezsun OF CHER had failed Il 'Ess This p-epara-
rsous Esre beinC made 70 put down a third charge
that the little schooner took il In1o her hsad TO
r,-re 70 the surface.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

Mss Jennie Boyer and NJ. Edwin Browne gave
.uro entertainments at the Dramatic Hall The
lady has Won 4 host OF admirers by hsr beautiful
vocslizatiou, and Mr.. Brownies readings and
character changes were received with much favor.
Mr. L. Il. BevIn presided AZ the piano, and very
ably assisted the performers We hear they VIII
return to HAWAII in January.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

The Cinnamon have been kicking up a row AZ
kekaha. Il seems that two native policemen 90;
out warrant for one All. be being suspected Of
having opium IL his possession. They went 70 the
Chinese quarters and demanded 20 know where he
Was: Eotsucy knew Of course One policeman stsid
on ais horse. From vuTds they came 10 blows,
and the native WIS pulled from bis hurss and
pretty roughly handled The employer Of the
men. Mr.. -deies, - This moment Stepped IN and
shielded the native. He told The other policeman
- get the hors= which was walking of. As soon
Is the maj started. the ChiuaIne-l PITCHED into
him he sued two Of them Inc caS. was tined
the next day. and owing to an imperfect wording
OF the warrau: the igdce discharged them. Mean
while igenfy-one SyTuTaihizIng friends were on
their wsy 70 the Jail IN Iihne for refusing 70
work. As soon as the cIss vas over a man rode
after them. and they. OF hearing Of their COM
rsde's reIsase agreed TO pay their fines and were
let 20. They had walk Of twelve miles and were
fined eight dollars apiece
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

Among other iacomers today, December ID,
Hilo is glad to welcome Mr.. 0leson. who returns
after several months absence N the States, and
resumes his furnier position Of Principal Of the
BSys' Boarding School. Airs. Baker also, the wife
OF the psstor OF the Foreign Church, Is gladly
welcomed into our midst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

Mr.. d N. Whitney writes from Kan: =" No
veraber has been = very vet mouth. with rainfall
OF over rwelfy-one suches on sixteen days the
heayiest rains having been on the 9Th, ( inches
the leth * Inchss-and on the 9Th. -. inches.
No freSris been reported, oSt the rTiins have
fallen steady and quiet. with the wind light and
from the Sc. 5 and S.W. It NAV be ssCmed
hona storm. as the rains have mostly heen IRON
the southwark. The hard rain which you reported
as having occurre5 AZ Honolulu Friday noon of
the llth. and on kanzi the following night. &c 70
i P.M.l commenced here al 3 Pm. OF the 10Th and
continued tail 10 Az Of the llth which indicates
what Its rate OF progress was. and aiso Its dircc
tion.-frotn :. Z. - NV. L consequently took
aboli - hours % travel from the south point Of
Hawaii to Kauai. a distance OF say 400 miles.
There has been very little Wind accompanying
these soatherly rains OF this month. On the after
noon and nigLt Of the 9TH. We had frequen: and
ve-y sharp lightning and terrific thunder. Old
residents n hau say that November was formerly
noted IS y very rainy month. 1T the CLOSE of the
year, ! viii furnish the rainfall for ISL. which
already exceeds 20 inches.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

Dr.. Tisdale's Min Is IN full blast and seems 70
have plenty q vo-k before i. 1t vii be some time
before Il ocEses grinding
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

The schooner Pate sank Of Paipaikoa on Friday
morning. Nov. sssh. at about two O'Clock. She had
on board cargo of lumber from Reeds Lumber
Yard for the Hitchcock Ilantntinn- and had an
cho7ed on Paipaikou before dark on Thursday.
Beng short handed and leaking hsdly. she hllea
with water and sank in nine fafhons Of water only
her top1nasts being visible The deck load Of lum
Der WIS landed. On saturday morning \ sarvey
WIS held bv MesSrs J. Austin Elde-ts and
Swain. after which the wreck was sold at auction
hv L Severance. Esq. for the benefit Of whom It
might concern. The wreck. rs she lay, WIS par-
chased ~ MaSsrs Hitchcock 4 Co. for rrensy-
i've dollars The Pafo came 70 the surface of
Paipaikou On Thursday the Isl inst. somewhat
damaged c1gldition. She nov lies on her beam
ends vet il Is expected that. after 4 little more
laeor has been expended upon bsr, she Iaay BE
to,ssd into Hilo ana thoroughly required
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

There =as an informal reception Of thsir Maj
estes br TIE Knhala Cab On THURSDAY las On
Friday evening 4 grand banquet and ball under
The sane arsrices vas given at the residence Of
d. E Tsda ESQ The elite Of the entire district
Eere present. and Re affair vent OF n = brilliant
manner. and VII be long uensmhered- Grest
crs6if due 70 al Who had caargs of the arrange
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

An extra police force detailed to keep the
customers for Soda Water, Ginger Ale
&c, orderly and in line.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07
ART STUDIO /!

MRS. THATCHER, ARTIST. HAS
vi re-oPeued hcT Sfndio Al No. l0fi FORT 81. mp
sai-s) Portraits in Crzyoa- Indian lax. Water Coors
Photo CoUrin- and Glaze Painting. &c Old Pictures
copied and enlarged Firsi-eiass work 81 GREATLY
RED2 GID PtSICEs.
EE- No tro1bie 10 show specimens answer in
CURTIS 50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT /!
Six Men Killed by an Explosion at
PALMER &c CO.'S
SODA WATER FACTORY.
UNPRECEDENTED PLUCK AND ENERGY
OF THE PROPRlET0RS.

Damage repaired. A new force Of men
engaged, and everything in running order
eight minutes after the accident.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07
sQew e1drerfsemrnfs.
NOTICE
NOTICE.
NoEICH.

ITO THE MEMBERS BELONGING
Il - the order Or the AMERICAN LgGION or
HONOR-yon arc hereby asked u attend meeting Of
members q this u-r f0- conference saturday even
Halt GEO LUCAS.
81 G. r. HORN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

As Christmas Day falls Sunday TINS year,
the government Offices viii he closed on saturday,
Dec aath thus the holiday vii no; be lost by tie
government employees
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

The vel borsrs hzyc str1ck soft streak, and
the disaoe down Is reported at 742 feet, as against
50 las sresk- Still no water however, everythI
as DRY Is the celebrated e hne 5urns-'s Eig.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

The last hatch of those detained under The in
preston that the man taken over TO the reef hao
sr,ali--snx was set tree on Wednesday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

Mrs. Thscher has returned to Honolulu and has
re-opened her studio. Specimens Of this lady's
work which we have seen show care and ability.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC

JAS. DUNN. MERCHANT. GLASGOW
tHAwAIIAN CONSCLl
Undertakes the parcha~e and shipment Of ali kinds Of
British and Continental goods and viii besad TO receive
Orders either free hoard shipping port in
Europe delivered chip tbu with duty for buyer.
zccouni) Hono!zlu. Svrh Orders may &c accom-
panied by reittsnocs. psvabs in London Fran
cisco Re viii dzsw Al u DAYS sight against Confirmed
credits from Honolulu Bankers, otherwise suii
the convenience Of buyers-
EEFEEEScES:
NESSRS. W-N- 6. IRWIN & CO. Honolulu.
HON. ". L GREEN. Hon0luiu
HON = :. WALKER Honolulu
TIE AGRA BANK. gIimifydl. London
80 "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07
For Sale.

Administrator Notics.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
i been appointed administrator. with the will
nvxed. OF the estate Of MARIA TATE, deceased. Of
Houolulu. Oahu. hereby notifies all persons having
claims against the said estate present their claims.
duly atheniicsiet. within six months from this dale.
they will forever barred aud all persons owing the
said estate are requested 70 settle without delay.
A.JAEGER
Administrator with the will
annexed Of the Estate OF Maria Tate. deceased.
Honolulu December Let. 1871. So a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

On Tuesday and Thursday Of last week. during
he storm it vas 50 dark that IL was hardly posi-
bic for - read. and In many cases lamps OF
candles had TO be lighted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

The weather has been far from pleasant for al
those Who have outdoor employment daring The
week: We have had seine OF the heaviest rain that
hrs r.lIer L. nm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

needed addition has been made to the Post
once in the shape Of some 50 extra boxes they
viii be numbered in few DAYS and vii then be
ready Tor the Use Of the public.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07
Coffee Plantation !

~ THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS ~
GSS Farm liiIo for sale. Area about 80 CO
- acrts. Has G0uO bearing Coffee trees, free -
from disease; also hundreds Of Bananas. and q
hne Lime orchard Price S7O mostly long time II
desired viii sell any portion OF It from i've up.
Thirty 10 tory-acTc-patches b cut embracing
every requisite Of prosperous small farm.
sS- Address WM. KINNEY.
50 Hiln Ii. L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

The Leper Hospital at FIshermza's Point has
no; vel heen upened. In few days however, all
viii t. in readiness. The heavy rains have neces-
STATED draining the 10; On which the buiidinG
stands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

A meeting OF the Bethel Social took place on
Friday evening. number Of people were present
and the affair was thoroughly enjoyable. The
meeting had been postponed from thursday on
account Ct the incleFnsacy q the weather
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

The candidates for the Legislaturs are getting
ready sor the fray. They are hooking up their
bailos ticisss already and no doubt looking up
their constituents tax receipts also.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

The steamer As5sr Heed may be looked for al
mos q any moment. She viii proceed as soon as
possible 20 HonskOng.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

The case q Citizens. charged with serious As
SAINT upon NJ. McChesney. came before BIS
Honor on Saturday morning After hearing the
evidence the Poke Jusiice sut the case for trial
hefore the supreme Court refusing bail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

The new fire bel which Is 70 replace the old one,
Will lie tined AZ noon to-day. Leaning wisdom BY
experience 1t has been decided t-y the bell on a
frause-Eo-k before going 10 The trcGble and *
r.e1se OF putting Il NJ n the Bell-tover.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

50 rneF-s as T--r o1r1r,o1 arol-no II o-ls
.-ss-e g N=zznz Ave-rs. there 4 barely
- n SO r1r--iSy 1nAi rs ,lot 60 -
- - -----r r-cssc c-t q BED cT q T1s1rurs
u -. m OF Investigation Il turrec CT
y. - rnts~ns had beer rooo11E 2 FeeclAo,e
- 49, are q r11-rle or 50 q 11re1Elroos
- - = - s1c--z-s- v.lo WI dEre1ore
i - trr-szrE Il 11sT AZ Do c1acEte-
- - ska 1uasiGr % OH 1Esec1Fe ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

TIE sum Of s5.SS9.O5 has been raid oves 10 the
Minister q Interior hy Ness-s- Loo Ncawk Il Co.
Agents fc- the steamer Meir03. IN consequence II
the uve-ruiiuE q the exceptions taken by Mr..
HartvelL. The Government Is 70 be congratulated
r.rsln nIn.li-r L. c.sn-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

waimea has actually been favored With little
rsin. EnouSh has fallen to start the weeds, etc.
Also 20 freshen the grass.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

Ram Rain and then more rain. al last week
IN tia Kohala district. Result: Planters smiling
AID cpen-hoa-te6-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

Yesterday Chief Justice Judd went up on the
steamer LitrlEe - Lahnina, 10 bold the December
Term q the Circuit Conrt fox lam. W. %. smith,
E-o Deputy ATTORNEY General, accompanied HIM
as pztlic prosecutor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

Fish ve-e cheap las; Thursday, a fine catch had
,een made, and hOusekeepers reaped the advan-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

Before taking his departure for Hawaii on Mon
day. NJ. !. D. Sp7eckels called on Caeen Emma.
The Queen drove Mr. SE-eckels 70 the steamer.
Mr.. Sp-eckels. II company with NJ. W. G. Irwin
has cure 70 lawn on q tom Of inspec.lol.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

are busy having in stock Tor the happy occasions
Those Vhu DO not object 20 q glass Of good VINE
or champagne Will have chance 70 purchase the
finest brands 2. the auction advertised for The
lsth INST AZ M I. 2. Adams.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

invaders Is charming. perhaps or= frie2d, IN is
leisure moments viii kindly pc; is s,af TO work
ursor new dictionary. winch VIII contain al te
obsolete phrasss l. intends 70 rsvIve and stamp
VIII l. own t-ade marks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

HES BEzrASIc MAJESTY toxsr1krE GESEz,1,
Hon 1lulu. November ssh. 1881.
n conformity with Instructions received from Her
Majesty's Government. herebr request all British
Subjects who these slsnls on the gth OF April
last. transmit this Consulate General the names
and ages OF themselves and families
JAMES H. woDEHOUSE.
II B. N's Commissioner and Consul General.
s. In SSI In
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

hsE.-rs.s harc 5ecl pe--eci ol7ETsee iAis-ss,
rr-r a. -he s-szns- Mari . 1-s e=EIesslaa nlc
1871 so-s1sa5 . s7-e-dl1 laEe- ~ r-ss-il1e II
- -. s-sn~tirn az rte road s1r'srTzs''- = -17lke
= - fn-k- q s1rrssz1ertaTf reSerfoI
- - a--r ms -uc1-l-I1-l. re co-'-1sno Is
-. N~-r en- ruzds E-ure-sE co,s-rnc-s-o
- r-re - no rr1ssllle tsass1l FLy t7et sn11-N
- - - - rr-ful c11Sir1r Etter every ran
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

Among the passengers per Lite'ils to Hawaii
uas Bjoaca-a. the Norwegian who vas . riac-lsa-
de- Il The Disturbances on the Hitchcock Elar-ta-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

meats for the efficient manner in which they were
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

ALETTER OF CREDIT. dated Honolulu. Nov. End.
1881, in ny favor, Tor 5000 by u :. Grinbaum Co,
having been lost. hereby ali persons against the
negotiation Of the sane as no drafts have been drawn
against the same. and such Letter Of Credit is hereby
considered a. nall and void
sSoG h MAcKAY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07
NaRRTEp.

ErVNr- IA -Es-l. Is Nli-,Sl.lsi-ls - -i,i - Nc 8
err ltfr. =. e. LAa-1oal. lsrEs 4
Er,-ra1 b. EssslE C hsEELAsn, cf oakland Ne
rsr-tr-.S- srtruR0o-Ar p-l-ur. Nor . tF
- 4 Hr-sr- -aEx a. EuuaEI> So M dri1A
-.
~ELEA-r kEAEEDQ-Ir Ior7iIlu. Ncr- - by Rev.
..1.s Sf.r. IS l-ta-lirlNA DkEstutJ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

A robbery has been committed al kavsishao
Church. Il nppears that week sEo the Rev Z
H. Parker nuticsd that sumo one mus hare en-
tend LIS study through the window. which, beng
some twenty feet from the ground vas Usually
kept open. Ee iuuroediafeiy put hooks on al The
windows and the one which was rea- zee stefS
vas nailed down. On Saturday night. the same
syil disposed r1ersoas must have returned; they
broke the Glass Of TIE window which was naiieJ
down. beat ont part Il The frame with stone ana
- gained An entrance into the apartment Light
in- matches quEnts-ies Of which were Lo1uu on
tie fpor thc thieves had made a prlsty thorough
Investigation Il Nj ParSer'S 0esk and receliacie
for papers; they discovered SO q the ShErca
money which fhcy removed Another case ior our
detectives
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

The nez locomotive for 5. c. Wilder has arrived
Al Mahzkunz. and is being rapidly put together.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

Ths SUBMITS Of MAuna Loa and A,auaa Kea are
covered with snow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

~ LOOK OUT FOR SOMETHING NEW AT G. F.
WELLS Music STORE, Ie0 Cases Of Goods for the
Holiday Trsde has arrived BY the e Narray ana viii
SHORTLY BE UN EXHIBITION. Also. just Received
454s Decorated Fans. Call early and secure lot S7s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

The military has distinguished itself lately.
some one went IL the palace the other day &C
cou-psuied BY = favu-Ite dog: On Leaving the
r.slscs Ire door vas RAPIDLY swung 10 and the dog
WIS smut in. The owner cid not Immediately
uutics tie absence of the animal. Meanwhile the
dog rs1n hound irving 20 Cet OF. when Il was
suied hy one u Eawalls bold defenders who IN
Ils5istsly advanced upon Il and then performing
q rapid flank movement. thrust his blyu1ei INTO
the beasts side ana killed l. Ihls was seen
t.v une OF the worknen II the palace who ian
ccEn 70 ~ to save the dogs lfe, BIZ IN
fortunately vas too late We hear thai ooTnE4ai1i
has been made about ne matter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

We see that Mr. c. o. Berger has specimens Of
led cable which II Is hoped. viii be laid between
the islands Il we Gould only establish lnteI-ls-
and TELEPHONE Communication We shuuld have
made great step IN advance Nhenlt l. consider
ed mon what nonsense the public money Is ooca
siouaLv wasted. We DO not think i VIII be too
much 10 expect that this project sho1ld receive
some pcunisry seaport from the next legislature.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-18
A NOTED NAIL ROBBER
Sentenced for Life, and PardOned to Resume
His Old Career.

Sentenced for Life, and PardOned to Resume
His Old Career.
Washington, July 30.-A notorious
highway robber named Ham White was
q year or two ago, tried and convicted Of
robbing the mails in Texas. He
was noted and desperate highwayman.
He had robbed stage coaches and indi-
viduals, and had committed several MUIR
ders. Upon conviction in Texas he was
sentenced to imprisonment in the West
Virginia penitentiary for life.
Upon the recommendation Of Con-
gressman Jones of Texas, President
Hayes pardoned White. The postal su.
thorities knew nothing about the pardon
until White was released He immedi.
ately resumed his career Of a highway
man, and has now teen arrested in Col.
orado, where he will be tried. He was
arrested under the name of Benton. He
has numerous aliases, and has robbed
mails in Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico
and Colorado.
Warrants have been procured in Ar
Kansas and Texas, and White will be
tried for crimes committed in those states
as we'll as in Colorado. The Chief In
spector of the Postoffice Department has
several masks worn by White in differ
ent robberies. He was one of the moat
desperate of highwaymen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-18
YARIOUS CAUSES

Advancing years, care, sickness, disappointment
and hereditary predlsposlton-all operate to turn
the hair gray and either Of them ncllnes 1t to shed
prematurely. AYER's HAIR VIsoR will restore
faded or gray, light or red hair to rich brown or
deep black, as may be desired. It sOltens and
ceanses the scalp giving 1t healthy action. II re-
moves and cures dandruf and humOrs, BY Its use
falling hair is checked, and new growth will be
produced In all where the ollicles are not de-
stroyed or the glands decayed Its effects are beau
tlfnlly shown on brashy, weak, or slckly hair, on
which few applications will produce the gloss and
freshness OF youth. Harmless and sure In It's opera
tion, It is ncomparable as dressing, and is eSpe-
caly valued for the sot ustre and richness Of tone
imparts 1t contains neither oil nor dye, and will
not soil or color white cambrlc yet II lasts long on
the hair, and keeps II fresh and vigorous.
For SALE BY ALL DEALERS,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-18
A LEGEND.
[Lendon spectator.l ]

tLendon spectator,l
There went widow woman from the outskirts Of
the city,
Whose lonely sorrow might have moved the stones
she trod TO pity.
She wandered, weeping, through the fields, by God
and man forsaken,
Still calling on little child the reaper Death had
taken,
When, 10 upon day she met white robed train
advancing,
And brightly on their golden heads their golden
crowns were glancng.
Child Jesus led a happy band OF little ones amay.
Ing
With flowers Of spring and gems of dew, all limo,
Gently playing.
Far from the rest the widow sees and files to clasp
her treasure;
What as thee, darling, that thou must not take
with these thy pleasure"
"oh, mother, little mother mine, behind the rest I
tarry;
For see how heavy with your tears the pitcher l
must carry.
"If you had ceased to weep for me- when Jesus went
amaylng,
shonld have been among the blest with little Jesus
playing" -EMILY PFEIFFER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-18
4tpaI.
LeqaL Notice.

Catharlne Stafford and John Stafford, her husband,
whose real first name and the residence OF both or
them are unknown will take notice that the lCnn.
notion Valley q straisvllle Railroad Company filed
petition en- July o. 1881, and an amendment u said
petition on August TO- 1881, against them and Polly
6hanOwer and Others nthe Probate Court OF stark
county Ohio, setting ferth that t was incorporated
ana authorized to construct and operate railroad
from Cleveland Ohio 70 Athens, Ohio; that the line
Of It's railroad as located passes through lots 240 and
2l4l In the city OF Canton Stark county, Ohio that
It has been unable 70 agree upon the compensation
to ba paid for Its right of way through said Lots be-
i1g strip IS feet in width on each blde Of the center
ine Of said railroad as the same ls now located be
ginning at q point on the north side OF lot 2l4O,
ia 10 fee east from the northwest corner Of lot
2lil and rlnnlng to point on the south side OF lot
24l q 3.10feet east nom ltss0uthwest corner that
IL Is intended to construct and operate thereon
railrOad that said Atharlne stafford Is heir OF Pat
rick Welch deceased and John Stafford as her hus.
band claim an interest In said lots and praying that
said strip Of ground be appropriated to the absolute
ownership. possession and control OF said company
It's successors and assigns forever for Its uses and
purposes, RccOrding % said parties are notified
appear on September q. 1881. .-r
THE CoNNoTTON VALLEY AND
STRAITSVILLE RAILROADC0.
BY LYNCH, DAY = LYNCH,
auRITew It's Attorneys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-18
WONDERFUL RESULTS.

When a medicine performs such cures as Kid.
ney.WOrt is constantly doing, ltmGy truly be said
to have wonderful power, A carpenter In Mont.
gomery, VT, had suffered for eight years from the
worst Of kidney diseases, and had been wholly
incapScltsted for work. he says, zone box made
a new man Of me, and sincerely believe II will
restore to health all that are similarly SfiCted."
tits now sold in both liquid and dry form. Dan.
bury NeVs.