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Ely's Cream Balm Co, Oweso, ~ y
Gents have been sever. ,lffrrer from
Catauh tor 10 YEAR,. having distressing
paiA over my eyes. gTaIuait! the disease
worked down upon N, lungs. About a
year aud a baf ago commenced u,lUg
luur Cream Balm, Witn most gratifying
results, and az. to-day apparently ~t,rei, q.
{. WARNER, Rutland, VI. Apri 80. Iss1
Elss' trSIm Balm mas completely cured
me OF Catarrh. % vaicb have btru afiiic;-
ed over ten Years. .l,tr trying almost every
remcd, recommended uuar having proved
- elective and thorough. >. J. AIkEN.
Wholesale Dealer Id Boot. anu Suocs. l4J
Federal s.. Boston. Mas,
Apply into nosyri.s With little finger
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EAsrENy ~ WEsrERx PkoyENp,.

There il an Eastern proyerb which SAYS:
Only two creatures can surnouat the pyr4-
mids the eagle and the snail There Is a
Western proverb that saws Hunts RENE
dy partakes Of the nature Of both eagle and
snail. 1t is bold in It's flight ike the eagle /;
il Is persistent in It's purpose, like the snal."
And thus Hunts Remedy easily surmounts
the pyramid Of kidney and liver disease. 1t
even attacks Bright's Disease, and hesitate-
al no form of kidney disease however ag
grayated. The story Of the cures which it
has effected would make a large volume
Remember il is the one grea, liver and Kid
ney medicine OF the age. b
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Armed 10 the T,Vs!a

i = very common expression, bu, We ti4s,N
that armed to embtiirsh and preserve "a, .
20 a ripe Old age is decidedly mere sppro-
PIRATE. This can be done by keeping your
self supplied with bottle Of that splendid
dentltrioe, Fragrant SOZODONr. which
will beautity the teeth AMI preserve them
from the rasages Of decay. SOIODONT
curtains no acids ur graz, substances whlch
lnJare the enamel. but Is composed Of rare
and aniIsePtic herbs, whi,A have beneficial
effect on ;nc Whole economy OF the mouth.
Sold By druggists OCT.
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A Slight Affair.

Fred A. Wood, of the Eighth Maine Vol
unteers, although an excitable man, j. we'll
Fort Harrison, September 26, 1864, he had
just given to the company that he CON-
manded the Right Dress" when hundred
pound she'll from the enemy struck field
gun within a yard Of where he stood, and
exploded, killing one man and four horses,
smashed the gun-earriage and sent a whirl-
wind Of splinters about the lieutenant's head.
Fred entirely undisturbed. roared out to enc
of his men "Step up there into place,
Jackman. You are always letting some lit
tie thing draw away your attentiou.n
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Beware OF Swindiers.

We have exposed during the last year,
many swinders who advertise under the
name Of medicine, vile compounds which
only increase human suffering. To all who
need pure medicine ard blood purifier, We
can honestly recommend Sulphur Bitters--
Editor Sun
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-05
ADimIcuIt Problem solved.

The desire for stimulants is becoming a
monstrous evil and how to overcome it is ii
serious question with reformers. Parker's
Ginger Tonic fairly solves the difficult prob
lem. Ii invigorates body aud mind without
intoxicating, and has brought health and
happiness to many desoIate homes.-Ea-
gGirsr. See other column.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-05

or all the remedies ou earth that well
may claim attention. nr. iuuMAS' EctTC-
Trio On commands especial mention. For
~ondcrous power @ cure disease. is fame
iheFs's none can throttle Is merits are
not n the puff but are INSIDE the bottle
Rheumatism, neuralgia. sore throat, asthma
bronchitis, d,phiheriA, ETC.. are al cured by
Thomas Electric Oh.
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0br GllsMOrtb American.

Published every THURSDAY Morning at Coombs
Block. Ellsworth. Ne, hy tn HANOI h
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. *. see Fr-t page
e. NJ. PETTENsIII < 60. 10 state street
BOSTON g Park Row, New York. and .ni the-nut
Street. Phiil iephia, are our Agent for procur-
INK advertisements for the AMERICAS be- the above
clt4e, tud lithorzeto contract Tor advertising az
our lowest fate=
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DOUGLASS COPPER co.
PRINCIPAL PLACE Or 81 SIMS. BA>noR.
MAINE
Mnc, At Biuchil, Me.

NOTICE-Therr aye delinquent upon the
following described .tucA, on account OF
assessment No. >, ms aIn-ut NJ. ., payable
August II, I>>4 and in,tl,mcut No. 3, PAYABLE
September Il. I~~3. the several ,nOuHts IT
opposite the names Of the respective sharr
hII,lcr- f,fI.E-
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Fro" Jim r. HymaH. tarm>riy POST
master. Noata Chua. We
Too much cannot be said Of .Ii5r.t a.,
Ba'Inir fuuyb HIisum a. 1t !, the best
remedy for Coughs, Colds. etc. that ! have
ever seen. an4 70 %. ~on4crt4, Effect. owe
ny recovery. II Is vel ~urtAy Of praise.
ami would advise ali 20 use d, Who are af
tictcd
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Notice 10 Subscribers.

THi. ttr 90 the sd ires--iahel on each suhscri-
bsf'- paper shows the tin9c - which the subs rip
t..a o. fati ami all >ua~criner- IN arrears are
rrsi 8r-tr1 % pas up AZ soon a- possible
In an commune ttiou- relating 70 subscriptions
our CORES ppuleUtz are requested to state tho
Post Oftce 10 which the paper Is, on i 10 be sent
ana 10 be careful 10 write an proper names plain
ly
Iu directing change ~ address. always give
to- Gre-frt Ifc-- 81 vol Sc fhc anc 20 which YOU
" --. tn. fralter s}ersy7r.i- sent
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EnlirelY Satisfactory.

Ladies wishing perfume that combines
novelty, delicacy and richness find Floreston
Cologne entirely satisfactory
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a true strengthening mtd.rsrc au.
health r,ucsrr .. brown. Iron Blt,sr..
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AUCTION SALE or REAL ESTATE.

l'HbRE viii be -old at public auction ,t tho
ohce q y + Nisveli E,q In Ellsworth. IN
saturday, the 7th tay Of Dctut,eT at 10 t,'rlock
u The following desert Ell vaIu tt. zeal c-t,fs ~
VII; lot of land situated In Ells ortb on the
corn q Chnrch and Main Streets All Iining The
n i, o. m III act; Shephar,i's wharf
on the = 81 le OF Jniou kivrr unless preyiousIv
sold at private sale 'i'"ay
JOHN A. PETERS
- trustee In estate Of John Rtark
Ellsworth, Me- set. 10, lss2 49,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-05

-EN-Secreiay Blaine is reported having
been ID With an attack Of ma.ar.a fever a,
YORK Beach Monday.
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Our Boys X Youths Department

rcpIctc With uaty styles and low prices.
Chill short pants $500, $500. $500
Bow lou- pants $3.50
Youths rom 5000
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Tie Solid South

THURSDAY, lCrCGES S, 1852
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13

/ a collection Of old Indiana currency
has been made Nv DR.. John ColIctt for
the state museum. comprising bills Of the
different denominations used BY the old
lcrritorial and state banks. which pos
eess historic value and intcreet-not the
common per cent. interest Of the pres
ant iron-clad banking system. The col
lection u probably the only complete
Ioue now III existence. The bills Of the
Indiana territorial government are print
led on plain white paper. smaller in size
than the artistic bills Of currency now IN
|use, and read, The president and d.
|rectors Of the Indiana Manufacturing
company promise 10 pay AZ their Office in
Lexington, TO N. Hunt or bearer. on de-
lmand. ten dollars. Lexington, May 10,
1915" Signed by 4. w. Donalds, CASH
Her. and Andrew Ross. president. The
other denominations are IS. So and 81.
and aIl were issued about the same date,
payable 10 The order OF the same person.
The bills or The old State Bank or Indi-
ana. located az Vinccnncs. are somewhat
similar IN appearance, but the engraving
IL little more artistic and II has more or
the affracfivencss Of the chrome. The
largest denomination is Sl00. and Il made
payable AZ the branch located at Brook
villc- II hears the date of January q,
ISIS, and the rest or the collection are
$50. $40. $40 and s.. re-
spcctivcly, one Of which IL made payable
a the branch a vevay and one at Cory
don. Tho money is the kind that was
known IN the early days ~ 'shinplas.
ters,v and wns used 81 the time when no
man was too poor 70 start : bank.--lI In
dianapolis Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13

Gil Has on bis first jorney heard q
melancholy whine on thc side m the
road. the burden Of which was "Cbnri'y,
|if you please On looking whence tho
voice came ne saw the nuzzlc Of car
|binc on the fence. with On eye behind Il
taking sure aim at him, and be was not
long IN bcstoWing generous Aims. a
picture Of this scene should have headed
Hubbcll's circular demanding voLUN-
'TARY gifls from Government employees.
HubbclI has thus sorcly hobbled the Re-
publican party, seeing that what he did
was with thc general assent Of the ffssi-
dent and heads Of departments, who
might have shut ont his emissarics and
given orders not % mind bis circulars.
N. Y. Witness, Rep.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13

Laugh II your heart be light, dear boy;
Alone and merry arc We;
For Love i the game. and am the Toy.
So laugh, II you like, at--xEi
Sing II your heart beat light, dear boy
Like lark DER : sunlit lea;
Let the first thrill Be Passion, tho next b
JOY,
And The end Of the music--MEl
Dance ! ifyour heart beat light. dear boy
There's nobody hero TO see.
lou can be saucy--and ! can be coyl
Dance with your arms about--xKl
Just FOR one hour Of Needless Joy
This shall our psstimc be
Laughter and singing and dancing. dea
boy;
And only yourself and--nEl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13

Sev Asksry Ledger.
Mr.. N. =. Bonsall, a old conductor On
the 4. N. A. 4 G.. has accepted = con-
ductorship on the Airline and went
ont this morning % learn the road,
Superintendent Snyder ofthc Airline
says The road Il not on tho market foI
sale, but j. doing business satisfactory
70 its owners.
Twenty-nine loaded freight cars arriv.
led over the AIRLINE for this city b..
tween and ~ o'clock last night, and
every foot OF available switching room
of the company between West Seventh
and Fifth streets was covered with car
lhis forenoon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13

New Albany Ledger: Republican pa-
pers are publishing the item that senator
Dan. w. Voorhees, il only charged with
mine dollars tax per annnm IN the city of
Terre Iiaule, his home. and sneering e
IL. That shows the spirit animaiiug The
leaders 81 that party and proves the
chargc made that the tendency Of Rerub-
lican rule y toward N aristocratic in-
stead or Democrats government y
proves another thing. Il proves thst
senator Voorhees, ID m honest man He
bas been in public life over quarter ~
. century. had opportunities 70 have
\ rnoasscd g,elt wealth, yet he is still poor.
What say The people % the charge o.
poverty made By The Republican press
of the State against The man who has
faithfully served them? Had he been :
Blaine. : Robcson, : kieicr OF : Coliax,
his tax assessment would, probably, have
been larger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13

~ Years ago n was said that indiana
lin early times obtained lead for ammuni.
|fion. and silver for ornaments and traffic
lin Hsrhison township III this county,
land Rutherford township. IA Martin
county. and claimed that there WA m
abundant supply. Il was also said that
Mr.. James Drsce 0f Haysvillc and
George WaRKoner, or Rutherford, were
told bv the Indi.ns where Il was located
and themselves obtained considerable
quantities, but both died we'll on with.
|ouf divulging the secret ~ any one else,
and the Indians were driven on. a
rutherford correspondent OF the Shoals
Herald rcvivcs these recolIcctions by the
following item, though We npprehend
the silver is al ID the candidaics' pock-
ets:
The Indians are back 20 Martin county.
and their whoops can be heard alI over
This township. An Indian woman cross
ed the Terry II Haysviile. and The ferry
man asked her what she was back here
for. She showed gold ring on her fin
ger and said she was hunting something
Ike II Two indians passed through
Bob Cisselps yard they hallooed. and
two others answered. They are now
living on Haw Greek. n = house dug IN
the rock. They cay there ~ enough Ill
YER IN The township 70 make everybody
rich. ifthe whites could only find II.
The candidates had better be careful how
they 20 about in che upper end Of the
township, II they don't want their hidcs
full Of arrows.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13

We were All At The depot IN Macon
waiting for the train 10 20 when col.
|orcd man with head Ike bullet came
! Ibustling IN and picked NJ q friend and
brother and jammed him against ihe
wall. and slammed him on the floor. and
bestowed upon his cocoannt some blows
which must have made that organ ache
|ln = lively manner. The victim was Q
tall, serious-looking man. wearing plug
hat and carrying . small safchel. liz
made no resistance. and when i was MI
|ovcr he sat down and rubbed the kinks
cut Of his hat as coolIy as II pounding
was an every day occurrence.
"Rathcr sudden ~ remarked as the
crowd fhinned out
worry sudden. sah, an altogether be-
yam precedent" he replied.
II noticed that you didn't resist"
mo, sab, didn't git 0ber de commo-
|shun soon 'nufi.r
"were you not expecting something q
the sort ~
NO, sab. lam sellin' Z powder dat
makes pint Of Kerosene lie 90 as fur as
"a quart widonf IL. ! sold dat pn<son
some yesterday, m reckon he might
have tried Il fur toothache or Iibcr COM
plainf an become disgusted.v
"IIe gave You some hard knocks."
II s'pcct he did, sab. an de worst Of Il
am can't git chen wid him. De proper
way would have bin fur him 10 send me
a challenge. We should have met on de
field Of honah. an should have killed
him. He didn't do n. He rushed In
heah, and widoni lie leas' regard fur my
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13

Hon. Epl M0scr, or Martin county
holds ft up 70 the Light Of Day,
and tells some things the
like or which was not
confined 10 Martin
County In that
Canvass.

- - ~. -.
4r Hosie.sier puo''sne: circular ap'
|peaIing for honest peopica votes, and ~
y sskes occasion % sccuse Hon. ~ Moser
Iof Shoals, with political dishonesty and
Itrickery ~ connection WITH the Ton
Ivention q Martin county wb'ch instruct
lea for Mr- Cooo. Ar. Moser replies q
Itne cnsree maze ~ tne martin County
i5ers'd, .na furnishes ne certii,catcs q
Ig. p. Dop.ins anu James n walker thai
Ihosset'iers statements ~ regard 20 tht
matter sfe not true. .ie !nen gives .
Ichapfer IN nosteu'ers history q q
Inonesy, wn'cn ONT ne'gupor OF thf
Argus VIII 30 Veil - ponucr over when
III puts ne name q me nesd o. lts COL
nmns - - choice ior Congress. When
Icandldates attack others honesty, they
should Be careful their own dishones'
Itr1cxs are securely n'ouen'
Asrtin county we ne hret 70 noIa
convention ior me purpose q sesectinf
Ioeiegates % ne Conkress'onai conyen
ions - iee1' next Ls~rences whicI
Ilnesrucsed ior nostett'er' tnen came
|ssreene: Alter 9reene instructed Mr
Cooo snen nsd sns's9ctons rom sWe
Iout q tne three eounties' mere yet re-
naming nve count!ss - no'd tnelr con-
Iventions. Dut Mr; n9e.esueI can'e q M tus
IconcIos'on mat ne democracy q Or'
Isnge' puoo's, isaviess, hnox enc Sui'i.
|vsn' we're men wunous nannooo. ano
would Oe subject % me demands q 'wo
Ior tnree men ~ eacn county, anu so &C.
Iciined on tne letn q May isst.
Ar hosset''er cannot deny ne state
ment inst ne m.oe persons! canvass
|for congress 70 TINS county - tne spring
|of !oov. s.d now s'nce " nAs .aken oc-
|cak!on % impugn ny mouves: snd salk.
|eo long ana ioud soont nonos u po'isIca'
|convent1ons. 4 now cnaree snst ne va
|in this county Ior some uays before ,ne
|conSension - Apr1', 1o1o, ~. nnu ~
|seenss mere onering money % 80. coo1
friends upon conai''on tney won'u VOL ~.
|sert nim ~ ine convention q Aoeo, ano
|cnarec tbat ne nau ~" wny 'o'ncsi,
lived mere VINO onereo Sss. Deuo~.' ~
this town, ~ % use ne innuence stains'
1r: Cceo and Io! ~. nor'stt'er.
NOT q snm ~. may oc $50 sn:s
sharp practice - seeking Nominations =
10 ~ expected, 1ut wnen counsy con-
|vent!on selects ueieestes q sstenu con
vensIon ana lnstsuc:. rc.. tne'F ae'ees.es .s, g
carry ont - gooo Sa,sn W. uuse .eposeu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13

Democracy u sentiment not % Be ap-
paIled. corrupted Or compromised. It
knows 10 bascncse; II covers 10 no dan
ger Il opprcsscs no weakness Il j. dc<-
tructivc % despoilsm Y y The sole con-
eervator or liberty, labor and property I;
10 d the sentiment Of equal rights. or
equal obligations, the very law Of nature
itself pcrvadInx the land.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13

"A boy paid his first visit 70 one Of tht
pubiIc schools the other day ss . scholar
and as be came home at night his mother
Inquired: "Well, Henry, how do you
hike going TO school?v "Bully!v hc re-
piled, in An excited voice; II saw fouI
boys licked, one girl get her ear pulled
and big scholar burn his elbow On III
stove. / don't want 70 miss day."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13

"A Virginia postmaster was bounced
for sending voluntary contribution
|of $40 In confederate money In answer
q Gen. Aahone's flve per cent. circular
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-24
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NO
u iice that H. u. Moore has made sznmenf 70
IAN Tor the benefit 0 his tredfors- All persons hay
in2 claims ezaInst the Ead r. n Moore viii please
present the same AZ onec. J. y. AIHERTON.
gJf Il tssfynee
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-24
NOTICE
TO SUGAR PLANTERS

HAVING TESTED THE EFFI.
II cicncy Or : iiaiidies Patent Wire Rspeuay = for
81 1ls sugar tane have purchased from Mr. s
nAlqie me exclusive right o. said Patent FOR he
hANailah Islands, aud hereby give notice fhat nm
pptIeu % igruish material contract 10 erect lines
or any desired length OF capacity
F1i'ies interested in the transportation Of snrar
Stllr eleaf. Fucl o. Merchandise especially oTer
1foAeA lHd difficult ground Invited 10 inspect the
s -ins episin- upon my plantation AZ kealia or The
promo o. ihe sine On view al the plice OF Wr, 4, r.
yin 20 Honolulu. Any Information Will he
60 g4aeeIiuiy given b the undersigned On b. Mr. j M
i mon Psoh- care Messrl Irwin Co.. Who will visit
sotallss where lines may be de-ired and rnale pro
nies and estimates for the same. P''
~ - 4 : SpATnTr-f
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-24

a NV OELEASs paper tells Of a new machine.
Shleh has been invented by Mr. 7 Harang. Of
LefouEche- The machine Is for decorticatiup The
hnre OF b-yusss or what our planters call t,,.b.
when cleaned and freed frora impurities. smear
cane trash IS considered Of great value a. rsaner
stoek- should the experiment. prove succsss II
lllgnt De worth while for planters 70 raake
enquiries about it. Trash il v5IuaI,l a. fi -
i might become still more valuable a. a psnei
making material f'pei
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-24

Now tbstve have arailway running froa.
the back Of Punchbowl- giving ample ia
eilities foF bringing large quantities Of
earth to the waters edge, why do Ee not
have some more systematic effort at filing
N the bay between Ainahou and Fisher
mans Point When the tide Is out, the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-24

Ma GIEsoS retires from the editorship Of the
Fqethf toara4e.ri1i Idrsrfissr. We have differed
from car brother editor upon many questions. but
as far as the GAzETTE is concerned, We have found
nm an honorable opponent. Mr. Webb who
ass1Iaes the stool has long been connected
III. IL tle paper, Se welcome him to his superior
position a. a man Of ideas briobt vrritIr and
above all a thorough gentleman.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-24


IL the House on Monday the Minister
of Foreign Afairs gave a slight sketch of
the future policy u the new Cabinst
The welfare of the people + 10 he nara
mount: this is a somewhat vzsre -
general statement There Is to H. rrncI
despatch writing and the Recinro,it-
Treaty Is TO be looked after. but pre,,.-:
ton Is 10 be made in case of IFS sbroo.
ton A liberal expenditure j. to Ie made
for postal service, highways. harbors. &c
Tut AZ the same time We an 10 have an
economical budget and the revenue Of fbe
country l. to be appropriated juaiciousIv.
a. u exactly whatthe new Cabinet consider
IudieloFs. remains to BE- seen. Finally Nc
are to have the coantry repeopled with a
eognaie race which Is 10 assinlilafe with
our population How all these promises
will be carried ont, the future VIII show
Though soEe II the iransparencies car.
ned IN the torchlight procession the other
evening seemed to foreshadow that a no
lltlcal millennium had dauned upon the
group, there are a good many who have
considerable doubts about 4. However
he hoInely prOyerb says, THE proof Of the
pudding Is IN the eating Let us wait L. |
;ee how X tastes
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-24

The order for new election IS out, but there
seems to be a difficulty among candidates. Is a
place II the Legislature not 50 desirable after all f?
Why there ought 70 have been a stampede to get
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-24

On "sdneslay duue iffh. iss 81 tle fruut entrance
- Aaloiali Haie a. Il o'ciock Boou. win b. .sl -
f1- A-tau- the Lea-c % ali rh1t tract % Govern
ueat Lani -iiuzir In th- D.trier % Eva Island or
c4az. and kuguu WAInANU.
lAhN>-Leasc % ytars- CFset price 81. per az
u1r. lagaai- gua-tarir Iu zarauce.
WN y. ARMSTRONG
Dep 20 fr-sri1-, Hona--I-. M1yff i-sl -
susl Faz -s l-aid p--Ta.erf ia S1H Francisco We
nay El7 Do t--l -ug day received Supply % fresh
vaeirc 'irs from Pc Cel.i tY this steamer Aryaue
u-t-uE 1 D. ruua-al nav eaIi az the Dls7snsa-r On
Nalnakel Street -r1l a. n. 70 Z u even week CAV
r--rr7- oll-r-lg ard M1uday- - No cna-rc
GEO rrrT-r n r
N1-1r BE- hereby -irru ths pu-surut TO an ast %
ne e=-livs Ass--1tT sPr-0rgJ Nay 81 49,. slere
v D. % ssc-1H f-- Iep-scutativr f-ou tLs Di.rirt
cf kakai-1l rHt saa1a7ai- Naul nu the g-.h dty o.
Nu1. I's- Tle 1-zlscf0-- OF Election uiu rcsefre a
f-,-s o ON -l1-r entitled 90 vote at,tac schooi acu.e
.- rtc sad u.-rrIe.
M i1lestu- ua-.rl aer-eu- a-c hereby a,uoiated
-1-7.. ~ L.r-l1-- y EANA1oT11
= Z. EArrE
r. NEuray
a. g. lENsTRONG.
Minister % tLc Iu,eris-.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-24
Executors Notice.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
"a against The Eefaie Of Chas Wing late u gIOnoIau
aseea-ed viii presea them 70 The nndersi=1ied nifhia
~ Moails afer Publication hereof. and al pefsonE
oNiu1 debts % the said estate will nakc Immediate
payment 70 either Of the undersigned
". PIERCE.
ISRAEL FISHER
uanolala. Mas IN ~ aOl q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-24
NOTES.

lee Secretary of the Sugar Planters Associa-
ton Of Louisiana estimates the loss in the yield Of
sugar at 1000 hogsheads.