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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-04-27
Nortsagee's Intention of Foreclosure
Nror1rE TS tERYRr GIVEN THAT PUR-

- suar- 90 a ravtr cf sale contained On certain
M1---a-c nscs. 1stcd Octo.ss iftA I>9. uteg by IA
hoaka ard Hc1rF Clalrlln. lc- husband cf hra-l1,
u ikc I>snc % nawai o. samuel Statues ~ ~ sane
rate % recurt 10 nhc- g. Jokes IL IL sGd 1 Gse
c- h-esch cf the ccliliou> ir said wu-tra-c tccd
ccr z7reS f1E 81 and sinEals- thc lands. tuuelcuts
aeG k.saisaren-s In said rcors-sc deed contaiuc and
ftScfittl vilL sgcr the time limited by l1w oe sul4 4t
Fuhiic AuctiCa on accozus % the breach q the cen
tisft-S a. ksreir.s.-rre mentioned
ne --r-sstV tu s1il r1ozI-a-e described being situate
irfhc District q N-saUac Island % Mani. and orc
psrtic-ltsiv de>critcl n Rogal R-tsat No ~. son
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TRRIcATToNI

RREGATTOS AFTER THIS DATE
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-04-27
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

FkNffE GNnStSSltsNIh AAhs NJ ~At =
rn.icc. sAst ~ virtgc cf poev ~ sale, con med
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sirs- known - Waai1ris yart. and ccuiliu -i 20
-, s,1s rr-c g less rac sane p7cslsgs Described in
sd of Ezlte % wz1lz-i. reeou-cd 10 Libcr = pa-e
-
Fo- sur;Aes p4riieaiars iucsi7e y she Alsospcys.
GEORGE e. WILLIAMS.
CASTLE 3 HATCH. Attorneys
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-04-27

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-04-27
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-04-27
BOUNDARY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
NJ or HANAPosILI. EVA. OAHU.

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES No
L tee nat hgsrlu- rI-l De- held 20 his Office IN
E1t-sa or T1--s.1v tae -s sy of April. y y. lo,,-
a. % occck ". uaou the petition e hsanaea h-r
lr-te u-E7iu rtl- tn h1lnia-it> % the III cf HAMA
FUUILl srel-st Ewa- lsl1n8 . Oahu nay b. set
titd AL Ferso=s owning auy sut adjoining s4d and
% Ef114r1-i 1st-- Interested IN i1f aQllfi-s Qi
Tie same are notied sFre- said time aul place
O. be Eezzd upca tAci- clat1ls-
RICH = BICkERToN.
Bc1nd.ry Co-uiss5urer for the IslArd of olhc-
u1rnlrlu- ARA. & ISL s. So
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-04-27
BOUNDARY COMMISSIONERS E0TICE

BOUNDARY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
his of KuaiI4na. Pohe and Kilau. Eva,
Oahu
THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES No
L rirs that helrins VIII b held 50 biz Cfice "a
EJce.Eig on Wai1asizF- the -lrl DAY ~ April a D.
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Frtz z1l Eilzl- heinz interested IN tue boundaries
the sazl-- l1tiel % 1pqsar a. said tine and
azcs % Be heard lr1l t1cfr rlliHls.
RICH p BICkERTON.
Ba1uflTT Ccnu1issioE-z- flz the Island q 0lha-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-04-27
RnTICE.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-05-17
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

ANpovER, May l2.-The sudden and
unexpected death of DIR. Lucien Ingalls, OF
Falmouth, for thirteen years a resident OF
Andover, cast gloom over this entire
community. He was skillf0l physician,
kind and genial friend, stricken down in
the prime of manhood.
Mr.. ii. l.. Newhall has purchased Mr.. c.
w. Hodgman's farm. Mr.. Newhall is max
ing some extensive improvements on his
buildings.
The immense amount of logs driven on,
of Ellis River makes the most ever driven
out. and ''clean drive" The pitch OF
water has been Just right most of the
spring.
Farm work is progressing finely, and
early sowed grain is out of the ground.
Grass is starting well snd stock is turned
away TO pasture, after more than six
months feeding from the barn.
Farmers are sowing very small acreag,
of wheat, owing TO the poor crop the past
few years. Oats appear to be the mail
crop. MORE ANON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-05-17
AN OLD SOCIETY

The following letter is just received
from Hon Geo. +. Emery of Boston. a
native of Paris. Maine The files of our
paper do not 20 back to the date required
nor can we find old papers. relating to
the matter. So we publish his letter.
and shall be glad 10 hear from any who
have know ledge of the organization TO
which he refers.
~ the E,itor of me Orford DsmocrGt -
| presume on your warm interest in all
matters concerning the early history of
Paris, TO appeal through YOU to the proper
source for information relating to an or
ganization which nouriShcd In early times,
which was highly creditahle to It's origi-
majors. and which affords n good deal Of
light as 10 the character and aims OF some
noble women. Somewhere about 1912. mn
organization was formed bv the name. If
am correctly informed. OF THE Social
20 have been male members. IL was a
female institution, and embraced residents
" Paris. Norway and Buckheld. The first
President Is said to have been Lydia Jane
Rust when she was married Mary Stow
eli succeeded her. Sarah Stowell was
Secretary. It's purposes were TO promote
social intercourse and culture, and TO
prosecute the work OF charity among the
needy by purchasing cloth, and making 1t
mp into clothing foI gratuitOus distribu-
ton. Judge It TO have been quite re-
markable institution from the additional
facts, that every year II celebrated its pub
lie anniversary. when an Grafton was de-
livcred accompanied by other appropriate
services for the hearing OF which an ad
mission was required, and Il did not cease
TO exist until about the year OF 1925.
These facts come to me through Mrs.
Holmes Of oxford, and 1t is possible there
may be those living who could furnish adj
ditional ones, that would be of interest to
the present generation. II so, they will
do a good thing by communicating them
10 some one for reservation. My atten-
ton was first called 10 this matter by
having received a certificate issued to one
of It's members signed by the Secretary,
who was the sainted mother of G. +. f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-05-17
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

MoSpAY.-Mr. Pears, an American mis-
sionary attacked in Turkey and his escort
maltreated. The American Consul gener-
al has complained 10 the porte.
TUESDAY. On Gladstone'S motion
the English Commons voted a monument
to Besconstield, by vote or $50 10 o.
The Lords passed a similar resolution,
without diVisiOn-A suit against eN-
Senator Dorsey, for services In securing
fictitious tor extra comPeussttons Tor star
Mail Routes, has been begun in Colorado
WEpNESpAY-Cattle theiving and In
dian murders la Plata County, Colorado.
The war i'm Tunis il likely to be pro
louged. As the Bey has lost his temper, and
saws Turkey backed by Germany and Italy,
will come 10 the rescue against France
The Postmaster General Is conduct
inc his department on business principles
Orders have been issued TO discontinue
steamboat mail service at once on eight
designated routes. in the south aud south
west Extending the star service on
these routes will effect saving OF So
OOO The dedication D. the tomb OF the
Association of the Army of Northern Nir-
ginia and the unwilling of the statue oil
Stopewall Jackson. which SurmOunts II,
took place at MetriOtic Cemetary IN New
q leans. in the presence of Se:eral thouS-
and people. The widow and daughter OF
Gen. jackson were present. Az The CON
cmsion of the ceremonies Jefferson Davis
gave a brief address
THUR>DAY.-A plot 10 aSSa>>iuate the
King OF Italy is reported The labor
trials of the Grand Trunk have ceased.
The men in the workshops have been prom
ised an advance Of l. per cent ne
postoffice department coutemplateS recon-
mendins a law for cent instant delivery
stamp 10 entitle letter TO speedy delivery
IN cities where free delivery l. IN vogue.
FRpAN.-Merrill, the boy murderer,
WAS found guilty Of murder in the first de
gee.-The steamer katahdin co!ided
with the schooner Charlie Steadman.
The schooner was considerably damaged,
bat the steamer was uuini STANLEY
Mathews confirmed an associate Justice
OF the Supreme Court-Terriole riots
in Russia between Christians and Jews,
at Kief. the troops were called ont and
one person killed and i wounded. There
have been over 400 arrests.
SArURDN.-A land slip has blocked
Mt. Gems tuunel'-The Bey OF Iuul>
has signed a treaty with France II Sc
cures the interests OF France.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Chicago Times publishes written
contract for an equal division of spoils by
the Court House ring.
Secretary Bob Lincoln is said TO be
careless with his hair" IL he were n
political editor, he would soon be hairless
with his care.
Postmaster James believes that the
mail service of the United States may be
made to pay expenses, If the leaks are
stopped.
The New York Times of Sunday, April
~, deyotes eleven columns OF its space TO
a detailed review of the distinguished and
honorable public career of Hon. Hannibal
Hamlin.
-Postmaster-General James is contem-
plating the organization of postal savings
bank and hopes TO have the scheme per-
fected by the next meeting OF Congress.
The unanimity with which the Demo
cratic press declare Senator Frye's speech
"uncalled for" is laughable. Nobody has
supposed for moment that the Democrats
called for it, Belfast Journal.
Senator Wade Hampton frankly adj
mitted, in the Senate, on the 20th. that the
statements OF the Charleston NelCs and
Counter the chief Democratic paper OF
South Carolina, re pectiug the use of tissue
ballots In the in.e-eSt OF bulldoZers in that
state, were correct.
General Weaver is passing through
the country in the expectation OF being
able 10 arouse the Greenback party. The
times are too good. General, and the people
are too hopeful. Better wait for season
OF short crops aud idle factories before
YOU attempt the role of Gabriel in the hop,
of rousing the dead Greenback party
Boston Journal
-One passage in Mr.. Frye'S speech vii
at all events not be claimed TO have beer
I insired by the Senator's predecessor. Ht
called Massachusetts, the "grandeSt com
mouwealth that the sun shines upon go
dav I'm this world" senator Blaine CN-
pressed quite different sentiments with ref
erence TO tho Bay State. in that memorahl,
debate on the presentation OF the King
statue. -PouiGBd iireU'Ser.
Uncle Toms Cabin Combination wa
egged in Griffin a few evenings ago. y,
one could iSpute Mrs. stoves privclcg,
70 write whatever she saw tlt, but IL is ;
different thing 20 insult the Southern pco
pie with it, presentation upon the stage
The Griffin BOYS did this company right
aud we should DC glad 10 know that it was
80 treated 10 every town IN which the 10
Sul,ing play is EHftlF ii1-
Tine, Dam
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-05-17

The Memphis. Tenn. Avalanche gives
a hint to those Democrats who seek 70
make political capital out of the Star
Route matter as follows: There was not
so much known about the Star Route
devitries as there Is now. What little
leaked out year ago, was covered up by
Democratic Congress because the Dem
ocrats had some of the pork. A year ago
no one outside OF the inner ring had any
conception of the wonderful ramiacstions
and the immense power of the Star Route
ring. 1t was not known then that the
steamboat mail service was mass OF cor
ruption and fraud. and that II was part and
parcel OF the Star Route ring. swindling the
government by the methods practiced on
the land routes. A year ago 1t was not
known that Brady and his ring encom-
passed the whole country and tratficked
in mail routes in the old States as well as
in the new. A good deal of Brady's ras-
cality was known, however, a year ago,
and some of his most violent supporters
were Democratic congressman like Maxey
and Money, and some Of his fiercest oppo-
nents were Republicans. like Hawley Of
Connecticut.
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Hartford.

KEzAR FALLS Apr. 1--WE are having
nice growing weather just now. Warm
and delightful showers visit Us most every
day. The farmers are getting along finely
with their spring work. Nearly all have
done their sowing and many have planted
potatoes. Grass has got good start, and
there is plenty OF it for all stock in the
pastures.
VIM. F. York has nearly completed his
new house
Mr.. Joseph Cousins lost a good COW a
few days ago.
Mr.. Daniel Durgin and wife superintend
the Porter town farm for the next year.
Mr. Daniel Fox of Porter, who has been
manufacturing clothing for Boston parties
for the past year, and dealing somewhat
extensively in groceries, has sold his inter-
est In his store goods 10 his wife who will
continue to run the business in her own
name. In addition TO groceries and the
clothing, she intends TO keep full line OF
millinery goods which she will sell as low
as the lowest. She will pay money OF
goods for the mandatory of clothing
Mr.. Fox will proceed at once to collect the
bills that are due him.
Apple trees begin to show their blooms.
NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-05-17

NoRwAY-The spring term of our vi
lage schools closed on Friday with the
graduating exercises of the first class OF
the High School, in the evening, at the
Congregational church. The graduating
exercises drew crowded house, every
part of the church being literally packed
full. Ballard's Orchestra of Lewiston fur
nished the music, which was very fine,
and at the close of the exercises everyone
went away highly pleased. The parts
taken by the graduates were all nicely rem
dered, the opening and closing addresses
by r. Z. Clement and Miss Lucy O'Brien
being very excellent. Georgia Andrews
1.-The end not yet" "Das Sch!oss am Mur,"
by Grace Clement, Florence brakes Cath
Ollie Psalm" Annie Wits "Class Proph-
ecy." Elsie Favor's Mirage" "Memento
Mori," by May Jones, Blanche Clarke