davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-04

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a-iass1psEira FsrnnE Ting ,rr-ss sar-iiiI;sx par
ma. .irisr-I..af -inf5IiuiHsi t-gm l>7f siiiVu
BE- LS,>, Hafiis sgry ss,t gam t,sG1 1n, lIsEr,sl
1uaff "a ISL. bus 10 E>s,'I .ts4Fs'i 10 a. acre.
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lt,ss- nl.nii. siirii!s- sHg, res lac 81 ar aaz
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sinc- ISL - ais gt.rssi;i-iscs 40 slH .alizIl
ifcHe,i b ana sec Eirlfnlss iis,1rats,'l g'inl-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-04
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5s.isi. ma TRY lis siiiis=e LaiEir- .lEssiif iii
engineer ant uir;sllia-st ifTu= --5if'v nang
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anne Ein=s-.sn Cail-rIas. wiz Eu iii ma
zissi 4asIuiH.imsns-' = zimraiEE ~1ai,i- p
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liz ai,.ssr -aiuIrs &C. b e s0aaiii,s yum .san-
aus lnl WINS -lE luIsfs cssu "a = -,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-04

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tAe rrsesscss q - Fe>cesr-S s'ssses -eSt'N
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~ N.-A Ave A,~~e srte>sAs ~~sA eet
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81 - isas-a Al asse> NaSysrS s7cu s~vec
= sse A4=.,-~s 49, Ncsv ~ sre Nv "a
49, - ~, wr,,.-ass ws,s1rs N.r=sacseyt1ss
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ss-s as--e. - sulss-. n I>s=- zH1 yae'its
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-04
A Feast OF Literature
FNaS Ala A,Ss rasr mas
Never Been Excelied in This City.

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-04

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-04

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s<z
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-04


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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-04
TlNE

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-04
RossIss L aeELETos.

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-04

~ E-xEvEEEf,Ixs SOLICITED TOE
~. All N-s-qsP~r- paaisss-a - th- Pa
q ar aas..=- "a saz.s zS<A Est.f-- Pssy Mesa
hrzf-sz sarr=-~ Fzzza-z- F<ips-sfss. J&P<s-
fE-Eaa seE zez4aa-a 30 kEs9r=sEzz totS-
ais - s-s.=~r= s-str- 1a@ Ezr~pe- fiIs-
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49, at z9asEsH frs- z<rv--s fs
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sssEssss kxrs 80 E4E ~ ia @@s<- - l. =
ras4eE- -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-04
IRRIcATIoNr

TEErE ArEuN AF-TEE TEzr> DATE
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-04


wxxN
Largest Manufacturing HOUSE
~ sas r,,sst, eeAsU
The Most Desirable and
Complete Stock
IN the Market.
NE Will NOT Sc usDEsSolpi
rRECAllrugNlA
FURNITURE
COMPANY,
E.p. ADAMS. AGENT,
Have ereaea their new Warereems
The large aee Cemmadluus Store
cAMPsELL'S NEW BLOCK
on roKr STREET.
sassS go apSrcss.S .Aagss,s se SssSS sass rsS~N~a
~ sask Va~sSsvss ~ ssss wsa- u. tv~ss>
They WIN onor.
-rES-
Largest and Finest Assortment
Flu L II / { u L .
sSps s>s~a ca asrs lsAa-as,
And at Prices
Which Defy
Competition !
Oar New I.sssss. eszzp-iss -szs
ELEGANT and ARTISTIC
oCunUUW RUu
PaRL0R FURNITURE
uNh'a sazass a. sss asesVSasisn-
q ur . { o G *
esas sasus,s t~-ersli.'as Ct rs-sis4-vt
veu Full and Complete,
All Pssss. Aars s~ra aassrsll,y rV'fpss&
DUE NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN
o. A. slns ssSprailr. -a.sa We saaa
INVITE THE Puslic TO CALL
EnsPccr our Gooa-.
{. p. ADAMS,
- ases -.l.sssa, g,rzlsass @.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-04

sana swami az liz .,,IinHs hHz isHruii.:st
lis adliisalss :a.-.liirus II 4-igllails Ha.,a--
Hl-ia-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-04

- -. - -. FIR. 3 I'M -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-03-28
COLBY UNIVERSITY.


PORTLAND, March %.
At fully attended meeting Of the trustees
Of the Colby University at Waterville, held
in this city tonight, Rev. George ID. 2. Pep
per, ID. d.. was unanimously elected Presi-
dent in place Of Rev. DIR. J. H. Robbins who
is obliged to resign on account Of i'll health,
DIR. Pepper i. a graduate of Amherst in 1857
and of the Newton Theological Seminary in
1860. After graduation he was pastor of the
Baptist church in WatervilIe four years, az
terward served two years as professor OF
church history in Newton Theological Semi
nary, when he was elected Professor of
Theology in Grocer Seminary, acting in that
capacity for the past fourteen years. He
is also prolific writer for Baptist period
icals and is considered one of the ables,
thinkers Of the Baptist denomination in the
country. He will enter upon his duties al
the fall term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-03-28
THE FLOODS.
A Aore Hopeful Feeling Prevails

WASHINGTON, March %.
The secretary of war has received a tele-
gram from L. W. Danforth, agent at Charles
ton, No., Is follows:
mo more government supplies are needed
here. Farmers are at work and more cheer
full
He has also received the following f, ON
Captain ]. N. Lee, 9th infantry, dated Men,
phis. Tenn, March 26th:
II arrived here this morning from Vicks-
burg. Supplies arrived here last night.
Shall retarn to Vicksburg, leaving here to-
day. The supplies now furnished for the
Mississippi will last until April 5th- At the
rate the water is falling, there is no necessity
Of supplies beyond the 10th of April. This
will require additional supplies of 5000
pounds of meat and 80 pounds Of meal,
which should be sent to Hemingway, at
Memphis, so as to arrive there not later than
the 4th of April. The lowest estimate of the
number rendered destitute by the floods on
the Mississippi is $4,000, and from personal
observation | am satisfied this is approx
mately correct
The secretary Of war today telegraphed
General Mangum, commissioner for Arkansas
at Helena, as follows:
Steamer Barnard gave you 10000 rations
in addition to those rendered the 2lst inst.
0,OOO). and oath 100, 900, to be sent you.
NY understanding is that this supply will
last your people during the first week in
April, even if the number of the destitute
does not diminish. My information from
Mississippi is that at the rate the water is GO
ing down there is no necessity of supplying
beyond April 10th in that State. We have
but little more than enough rations left at St
Louis to do this. suppose the water is sub
siding in Arkansas at about the same rate
so that the number of the destitute will now
rapidly decrease. What final supply, in your
opinion, will carry you through the trOuble:'
Ii is stated in a similar telegram to the
commissioner for Louisiana, at New Orleans
the secretary asks if they can possibly gel
along with the rations already sent. and il
not, what additional final supply will proba
bly, suffice. The secretary adds that any fur
ther supply will require new appropria
don.
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THE DE LONG SEARCH.
lieut. Harber's Expedition Delayed.

WASHINGTON, March %.
The secretary of the navy received a cable
gram from Lieut.. Harder at Irkutsk as fol-
lows:
The owner of the Lena says the contract
with Bennett is not made yet, and he cannot
act in this matter without further instruc-
TONS"
Secretary Hunt has telegraphed Lieut..
Harber's message to Bennett, at Paris, for
additional information on the subject, before
taking any action. 1t will be remembered
that Bennett stated to the secretary that he
had secured the services of the steamer Lena,
and that he had placed the steamer at the
disposal of Lieut.. HARDER. The impression
prevails at the navy department that the
hitch arises on the part of the owner of the
vessel to get larger price for its use than
WAS at first contemplated.
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Messengers Notice,
oFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF kEyyEBC Cor,
STATE OF MAINE

OFFICE or THE SHERIFF OF kESSEBC COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE.
kENNEBEC S.. March 9th, A. D. lss2
WIS Is to give notice, that on the sixth dav
L OF March. A. ID. lss2. a warrant in insolvency
issued out of the Court of Insolvency for said
Eleazer W: Watson Of Rome, in said county
OF kennebec, adjudged to be an Insolvent
Debtor. on petition of said Debtor, which
Petlfion was filed the sixth day o
March, A. D. 1882. to which last named
oafe Interest," on claims is to be computed; that the
fer OF any property belonging to said debtor to him
OF Tor his use, and the delivery and transfer of any
property by him are forbidden by law; that meeting
OF the creditors Of said debtor to prove their debit
and choose one or more assignees OF his estate will
6eneid n Court of Insolvency to be holden at the
rrooste once, in said Augusta on the
ztn oay OF March, A. ID. 1os2 at 2 O'Clock in tbe
afternoon. IN Tue
Given under my hand the date first above written
GEO. r. STEVENS, sheriff.
A. Messenger of the Court of Insolvency, for said
S~~A'y VI Aeuneoec. mallltlt&W2
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THE EXETER DEFALCATION.
Lane Furnishes Bail in the sum OF
100000.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., March ~.
George E. Lane. the defaulter, this fore
noon furnished the required bail of ten thou
sand dollars to appear April sth, his sureties
being Ezra Barker of Stratham, Bradbury L..
Cilley, William Burlingame, E. Edward Fol-
som, Edward II. Gilman of Exeter, Edmund
Il. Lane of Dover.
Lane Immediately left by the train for his
home in Exeter, accompanied by prominent
gentlemen, where he will devote his time
to clearing up matters, which are greatly
mixed. His losses, which have gone beyond
recovery. will, he thinks, foot up about sixty
three thousand dollars. The Union Savings
Bank, of Exeter, of which Lane was Presi-
dent at the time of the disasters, has not. as
published, been doing general banking bus
mess until recently.
The internal revenue bureau some years
ago brought suit against the bank, to tax
its depOsitors subject to check, and this
branch of the business previously carried on
was then given up.
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CALAIS, March q.
The ~ mile walking match for one hun
dred dollars side and receipts, between
Corliss, the Caribou hunter and Hour Than,
Of Boston, was decided at Houlion Saturday
night The race was very close and exciting
for three hours, when Hourihan retired sick,
after making "A miles, being , laps ahead.
Corliss walked hours making 30 mile. and
was declared the winner.
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AND COMMERCIAL
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, March %.
FLoUR-steady.
WHEAT higher; No. 9 Chicago Spring. IS
el354 cash; March IS. a S5i; April SO;
May 30s.
Corn = higher at esl fresh; 66i cash bid; 6Si
March,; 63I April; May 6ss.
OATs-hgher 46 cash; March 49,; April 4si; May
40a; June 45t.
kYE-sfeady; 81.
BARLEY-easier at 90.
PORK at II l5for cash and 90 90 for Mar;
IL i2l for April.
LARD-at 10 IS for cash; 90 90 a 90 co Mar; Apr.
10 IS.
BULK MEAr-Shoulders, 90; Short rib, IS;
Short clear. y 20.
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Gave His Bond smen the Skip.

KOCKLAND, March p.
The trial of Ellis, the evangelist, for aaul-
terry, was assigned for Monday. Friday he
expressed the intention Of standing trial, and
engaged counsel. He has skipped aud left
the bondsmen to pay $500. There are six
teen or eighteen on the bond, so the proper
ton will be light. 1t is supposed that Ellis
left the city by a Boston steamer, Friday
evening
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MayOr Clark Reelected.

BIDDEFoRD, March -.
At the third election for mayor of this city,
today, Hon. Elisha f. Clark, republican, was
reelected by q majority. The vote cast
being heavier than that cast at either of the
former elections. The vote stood:
Clark, 1859
Staples, 9s9
Hanson. -
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4 Big Storm.

ST. JOINS, y. F., March %.
ST. Johns, \. F., has just experienced the
most terrific snow storm for many years. 1t
commenced Saturday evening and continued
till this forenoon. The roads are blocked in
some places ten feet high. Mail steamer
Newfoundland has not arrived. 1t has been
due since Friday. There is strong north
erly gale, and severe frost.
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UnriyNled

As being certain cure for the worst forms
of dyspepsia indigestion, constipation, i'm
purity of blood, torpid liver, disordered kid
neys. etc, and a medicine for Graduating
every species of humor, from an ordinary
pimple to the worst ulcer, BURDOCK BLOOD
BITTERs stand unrivaled. Price Sl.00.
mar2S-ey- -&Wlw
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House Burned.

CALAIS, March -.
The new residence of Rev. Father Gaynor
at Debec Junction, n. B., was totally de-
stroyed by fire Saturday. Loss one thousand
dollars; insurance twelve hundred: cause
defective fue.
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4 Republican Victory.

BANGOR, March %.
special to the Wing reports that in
Presque Isle, which has been fusion for three
years. the republicans won sweeping VIC
tory, Monday, electing the entire republican
ticket of town officers.
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The Schooner Sunbeam.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Marc

GLOUCESTER, Mass, March. 81.
The schooner Sunbeam, lime loaded, re-
ported sunk in this harbor, Saturday to ex-
tingui sh fire in the hold, was split in two
by the swelling of the cargo, and her spars
came out and the vessel will probably prove
a total loss
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BREEZY.
Georgia Visited by a Destructive lorna.
dO-Dinins Room Blown to Pieces.

Macon, Ga, March %.
a tornado TODAY did considerable damage
to property near this city, and along the line
of the Central road as far north as Sanders
vile. Dwellings, barns, gin houses. cabins
and trees were destroyed, and many persons
injured.
AUGUSTA, Ca, March -.
About one O'Clock today. destructive tor
nado swept the country four miles northeast
of Waynesboro. Considerable damage was
done to property. Houses and fences were
blown down. and trees uprooted. The dining
room of Joseph Ward was blown to pieces
while the family were at dinner and Gilbert
Ward. four years old, was killed, and Miss
Dunlav painfully injured.
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A Fearful Explosion.

SAN Francisco, March 81
An explosion occurred across the lay in
the Vulcan Powder Companys works. The
dry house was blown to pieces, killing or
wounding all the men at work there. There
were eleven killed and four wounded. The
loss of property about $4,000.
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CLEVELAND, March 81.
A furious hurricane, accompanied BY vivid
lightning, thunder, hail and torrents of rain,
swept over this region at noon today. A
number of trees and several unfinished build
ings were Frustrated BY the storm which last
ed about half an hour.