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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
CUPREME COURT On NJ IA.

SUPREME COURT OF THE TFA-
- WAIIAN ISLANDS. In The natter Of ne Hsnk.
rupiey Of MANUEL e. CORREA. a voluntary
Bankrupt Before M. Justice McCuliy a. Chsmherl.
MANUEL G. CORREA Of Honoiuln. Island % O1h1.
and KinEdom OF the Hawaiian Islands. harin- cone
before snd declared himself bankfepi a. provided
IN section - Of the Civil Code
Il is hereby ordered that the Clerk Of TIC Supreme
Court do issnc order 10 the Marshal q the kinrom
% take possession Of the property o. the sad Manuel
T. Norrea aud % pat bis store counting horrc. hcdlr
books. edccta p1pers and letters under cck ani seal
And II Is further ordered that THU RS DAY. me eth
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. y. ls1 a ID o'clock 4. ". %
the Court Room a Aliioani Hale, IL Honolulu BE- he
time sud place for hearing aad deciding ihc question
Of bankruptcy and that notice OF such hearing Be nr
lished In the Hawniian Gazette y ncurplurr Cor
three consecutive weeks previous 10 snch hearing 10
the end that al parties interested may then and ifrrr
appear and show cause II any thry have Why he said
Manuel G.. Cores should not nc declared Ban xrnuf
Aud the creditors Of said Manuel G. Corrra nav ihcr
and there appear and prove their claims t-anit said
estate
WITNESS nv hand and lhc seal %
isEAl the supreme Conf this isfh DAY
Of Angist A. D. 1871.
LAWRENCE McCILEl.
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NOTICE.

nURING MY ABSENCE FROM
IL the kingdom. Mr.. r c. Jones, Jr., OF Metsrs. C.
Brewer Co, will ars for nc under power Of aioraes
HonnInln. An. cd. Isl sfg n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

Och, the Coronation, what celebration. fol emu.
laiion,
Can with it comparc-'-Buar Heqra..
TH Coronation, yes actually the coro
nation Of King Kalakaua is officially an.
uomccd FOR February 18th. 1883. a date
henceforth to be marked with white
stone. or printed in red letters in an the
calendars in all languages in all the earth,
The present government has shown its
great good sense, its comprehensive cou-
tcsy in giving so long a notice, And yet
six months is none too long for the
preparation for SO momentuous an event
How viii the tailors, dressmakcrs, easnaiae.
pWaazs chamberlains maids Of honor
masters of ceremonies. and Hunkies Of
every degree cxtol the foresight and au-
plBud the considerations Of the Premier
ln giving them SO splendid 2 period TO
prepare FOR so splendid an event!
Nor less do we estimate at it's true
value the courage Of the present Cabinet
Without experience. without precedent
they have entered with a light heart on en-
undertaking which must involve the ex
penditure Of scores Of thousands Of tax
payeIsl dollars, and viii, it may be safely
said, astonish and entertain She whole
world, at least the educated portion there
Of who read newspapers. and have heard
Of the existence Of the Hawaiian King
dom
Then think Of thcprogTamine al 10 bc
invented for the OCCASION in which an over
sight in arrangement or an accident in ok
ecution may tend towards throwing an air
Of ridicule over the august ceremony
Where 20 bestow aud how to provide for
the illustrious strangers when they como
in what robes shall we array the PRO
phet of Reciprocity when he Is found
and duly identified Shall we follow the
Westminster custom and have mounted
champion ride into the banqueting hall,
and cast his glove on the floor and shout
the old formal historical challenge
Bows here's your King deny 10 If you can.
An II any trditororiufericrc IaytpFsucC1- 90 that
I'd like to see tho man.'
The Kamehamcha's hayr passed away
and not one Of them enjoyed the felicity
Of coronation. indeed II they ever eX-
pressed any desire FOR or any inclination
towards any such ceremonial magniiccncc
the history Of Hawaii Is silent ON the
subject The very Crown itself. as well as
the details Of the ceremony. has to be
evolved from the inner consciousness Of
some one. and it can scarcely be said that
any one here can quote from experience
how a coronation ought TO be carried out
The Legislative Assembly. Of course,
must be convened, and an Act Of indem
nity may be easily passed to cover any
ovcI-cxpenditure Of public money the
whole affair LOOKS very promising pane.
q e'rasoa IS not IN altogether nntricd
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

This enormous sugar estate, with itsmagnihcent
machinery and its vast area Of cane land under
cultivation had been described TO us often enough
but We confess that we were fairly astounded
when rode into the gates, and galoping into
the enclosure, fully realized upon how large scale
Manager Porter's door, and friendly come in"
from that gentlemen, introduced us to the guiding
spirit Of the plantation: bluff, but hearty and
genial in manner, We shall ever remember with
pleasure the hours VIC spent in his society and the
pains at which he was 10 show rs every part Of the
works Sight seeing in the Spreckesville Mills is
no light work; we walked up more stairs in eight
hours than We are likely TO ascend during the rest
of the year Arriving carly before dinner We in
teFyiewcd the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
orHEB BUILDINGS

On the other side Of the track are the Office, car
penter's shop and storehon5e; the latter contains
provisions, etc, for tho use Of the men. Store
rooms are also arranged in the various mill build
ings, where full stock Of brass fittings, tools,
plugs, stesm gauges, glasses for the triple effects,
and vacuum pans, are kept on hand. To the south
of the office is tho machine shop, containing
two lathes, IS inches, with extension pieces TO
take feet in diameter, the other, 70 inches, a
drilling machine, two pipe cutters and other ma.
chinery for the repairing Of anything that may
break down. not only is the repairing Of Spreckels
vile done here, but some Of the other Maui planta-
tions have work done here too. Still further south
are the private dwellings, fine rOomy odiicos Of
the manager, the superintendent OF machinery,
the superintendent of the planting, etc Eastward,
is small village for the white laborers, known as
Camp No. J. 10 the west of the mill buildings
is a Chinese camp. The term Camp IS a nero
local name. At all tho camps, except where en-.
gagged in the construction work OF bitches. tho men
arc housed in neat cottages.
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NJ & iF X supp
L. ~ ch.ci Jlstrr
Of Che Supreme Court 1f H0uu'uil, fsir i1fi
day % June g. %. iss-

Ix0. z. nsns snn. Clerk
nou0lnin. Oahu.-ss. thereby certify fhe f1fe-lirg
summons snd petition % be rue and correct cppfs n
fhc originals herr u nov on ilc On flc G'frss 0ffr u
the Supreme Court % The Hardilau Islands
Witnc- fly hand this i9ih day q Jane. a. D. iiss
". G. PARkE. MarshaI.
u The summons On this case BE- plbilslfi IH ue
HawtrAy GskErrE % iOEst once q seek Or fhrfe
months and lci c0py thereof vita The complaint Oh
mailed r. aid defendant In San Irslcisc1. laiarnl
Dated July ilfh, ist-. HENI r. ALsliN
qif 5m Justice -unrrHIr rlrrf
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HAWAIIAN GEESE

THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
Il buy few HAWAIIAN GEEsE-All persons
having any for sale win confer a favor BY sending
price Of same 10 c, II. DICKEY.
90 m Hafsu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

TUNING ny ABSENCE FROM
II fals N-ar|I11i, W. n. N1lLEf riu itlltlc' az
ny aslirsIs l1lifs lrlsf fal r1H7r e a.lo-,Z, -.
llll. y - l--.-l--
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~ uESIPREME CoI-I,T nI..rIII.

Il laW1lian klnguQus hAlAhhlAs hf ODE frnra 81
God q The Hawaiian Islands, King.
To ". G.. PAftkE, ESQ Marshal OF ihe Hawaiian
Islands or his Dcputy. GuEErINes
You are hereby commanded to summon a
Of Honolulu IN case he shall Ole written ansUer within
twenty days service hereof 10 BE- and appear bef1fe ta
Court Room Of the Court Houae 10 Honolulu leland ID
Oahu. Monday the n day e. July next 10 Do uroft
:. NJ 70 chow cause Why the claim " s y. Castle and
y. Il. Anterior ~ partners IN name Of Castle a t1utr
Palnths sh0uld not be awarded them pura1anf o. DO
tenor OF their annexed petition
Notff the said kavana.h that upon default .a iffen
90 the place on the day and hour above mentioned
judgment viii be entered agaiusi him by dsfauit.
md you also commanded 30 isare a true aud AZ.
tested copy OF this writ With z 7. Adams fhe at1fnrT
agent factor - trustee 1r debtor -. %
the above named kasanagh az the place OF be usar
auodc and him summon 90 appear personally 90 ne
there oath 10 disclose whether he hzs AZ ihe linz
said copy served had any Of The goods ELECTS df
the -ad Karanarh In HE possession or owe Or owed
the said kaysuash any d-h and so, th- tuiouut md
nature thereof
SECTION -Whens0cger any pers0r sammo1cl o.
attorney agent, factor o. debtor Of Az dernd41i
may be DESTROYS Of 90 doing he may apply TIE MAJ
israie azy Jusicc u The Court from whom uhrh
or Justice having caused reasonable notice 30 BE- given
10 ihe plsntn n the action shall proceed 10 iste ne
Opposition Of The person thus summoned. and sake
such order a. may b. proper in the premises a. anI
time previous 70 the day appointed Tor hcsria- nc
cansc and The pers0t 90 fummoucd agent fiffor
trustee debtor Of The party defendant shl BIZ 1trn
10 have obcTcd the summons.
Notify the aid T. 7. Adams that upun drfluif 10 o.
tend a. the place the day and kour above 1rniionr
execution vii be ssas against bis proper estate f1r
the amount Of such judgment a. TIE pa'nlfe ulr
cover against the defendant
Hereof fai not bat o. Jour preceding ti's Wrf
make due add fail return.
Vltucss the Honorable
Is D
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

This Of itself would be considered a shew place
by any ordinary plantation: building four stories
high, il contains within its walls everything that
is required for reducing the cane TO fine sugar.
The cane is brought in from the fields by rail and
is thrown from the cars into a cane carrier after
this it takes Of itself that is the machney is
so arranged that very little manual labor Is re-
qulred after the canes are once fed TO the mill
until tho juice has iruyerscd the whole building
from basement TO attics and is returned to the
ground floor in the shape of sugar where a ma
chine bags II for market and keeps a number of
sack sewers as busy as they can DO to keep pace
with the machine. But for account of the
machinery We must reserve ourselves till We come
to the three new mills; they are by far the most
novel and Interesting: suffice 1t to say that the
"Old mil" is a very perfect affair with its triple
effect, its vacuum pan, its compound engines, its
TOUR double boilers, It's ten CHARTERS and its eight
centrifugals. Heavy as tho machinery is it can
be picked up, and, BY means OF travelling crane,
carried to any part of the works required In this
house too Is the electric light, wires being carried
to all the other buildings; when II IS necessary to
work at night, and during the grinding season 1t
is sometimes requisite TO keep going till O'Clock
in tic boorand clarifying houses, this ELIMINATES
the buildings brilliantly. In the ''Old AIill' as in
every building connected with tho mills, there is
ample provision against fire. there arc two hydrani3
with hose attached every floor, aud a supply of
water, with pressure of GO lbs Is always ready TO
be turned on. We had dinnerand then went 10 work
systematically ON
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23


- yailau Islands. u TIE matter % ~ Elltruplrg
Of kIN SAL and AMINO fChiaesrj. Order n u-rr'
ING Of Creditors. On reti.ie1 u II E1ckftsd a Co.
N. $. gfinblum Co. ". Phil. - 60. aad Kyaau
Bros. Of Honolulu IN The Island q Oaha- uho hlsia-
sled theif petition daily verified u eiIs folri 1le
debts - the aid petoners 70 ihc a1lnf rf over Two
Th0gsand dollars, and Of which tie aid Ega Sal aud
AmDg have failed and ref1ag 70 maKe bsrmcn. 1T Tn
days after Tic ssme had maiarsd a1d f-en presented
Tor payment and praying that sald Kun 51 and Ailr
be declared Ba1krupta. and hat s1ch flfhcr ylocee
nzs hercin b. had reqnirsd ~ tc iiailtes %
Binkrnptcy, aud b. TIC praciice Or AIS C1lr ara 1d
Peilionefs having aisd an apgfgrsd bod eooiioaed
Tor The payment d an costs Or nc procee-1 11l 1l
damages % The parties peiiioned aaiatt In 1e hrf
fail ~ prove them ss1krapf and order l11l1 tEls
upon ssucd % The Marshal 70 take possession cf he
property Of sad Baukfnpis pzfia1rt 10 M statutes In
srch eases provided
Il J. hsrsby ordered fdtt FRIDAY ne is,k az ~
AUGUST. A. ID. i3se a. 70 O'Clock ~ chll-r.
the allegations n aid petition. and 1at ne nd K1n
sal ard AIMING hc forthwith gIumc1ed thea add ilcrc
% appelr Al which tr1- md Place al ccncernc n1F
appear and sheu cause n any hey have uhy he sad
petition shouf not be granted a1f hat ccf 81 aid
rgtiun BE- forthuth served 11id k1r Sal ard Ile
and copy Of this order b pubiiahei l ite GEVtnlr
GAsETIE Newspaper for larcc 1lccfc1ia1 weeks sff-
A. fRANCrs JUDD
Ale,is csief Js1flss Supreme cosr.
A. Rosa, Dep1iy Clcfk supreme c01Ei.
Dated Honolaiu. -9fh JAY. i.@i.
Owing 70 nan-pubHcllion Of he efdef . 1e.rinE.
hereby eztsnd The fssurn tly . FRIDAY lc - ~
II sEPTE1DEE. ls7 a % 1cioct A. r. ard hat 20
iicaiion Be made A. hefsInab1ge prierc1.
A. b. JUDD. ClIel ir.,|re.
Houolaln. August ia. -. $50
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The three new mills, with the various other
works connected with tho manufacture OF tho
juice after il has been expressed from the canes,
occupy nine huge corrugated iron buildings, form
ing two sides Of tho quadrangle occupied by the
works. These really interesting TO visit: their
machinery Is so perfect, there arc such number
of labor saving devices, that one Is compelled 10
admire the ingenuity OF man, who has such power
over such large forces and makes them do his
bidding. The buildings consist of the boiler house,
three mill houses, three houses for CHARTERS, the
12-foot pan house and the 10-loot pun house Start
ing at the commencement wo entered the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
4awaiiarr O7azette.

WEDNEspAY. AUGUST 3. -

THE appointment Of Mr.. John 5. Walker
to the position Of Auditor IS one which
viii give general satisfaction. Nh. Walker
is known amongst MS as an excellent &C
countant and a man Of strict integrity and
honor The position Of Auditor VIII be no
sinecure. If its duties are properly fulfilled,
and we look forward to Mr. Walker ex-
ecuting his duty without fear OF favor.
Tho appointment is naturally for life, and
the incumbent can afford and HgH be per
fectly independent. must carefully super
wise the expenditure, and fearlessly forbid
all unauthorized misuse Of public money
Fulfilling his duties in this manner. Mr.
Walker will earn the gratitude Of the whole
thinking community, and we have every
reason TO think that he triH earn It,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
PORT OF HONOLULU.


Arrived
Au- rs-Ir - suez. Dnad. from san Francisco
e--Au uk Eurrkl. from Ron Francisco
g. sl srlr E1srffn from ear francisco.
Sailed.
al- IlH BIZ 81. Anfr Head Roper Ilr Il1l-.al.-
sch Jennie WllEcl. Underwood for Elr.- i
fs-H n 5 CrI-rHf1so t1omh9. Larar0 FOL
IaUsl
a-An hs i r rr.fiHsl.l- iur San ElsucttHu
Am term lr-. irr Coos Bay
I-iif = = ~rf1. Nnda. fur -lu trIuGi-0u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

first. Those who have seen the photographs Of
Spreckclsvillc, exhibited by Mr. Williams, will
readily recall the long building with its row Of
twelve chimuiGs. Here are Il enormous boilers, 6
feet in diameter aud laid in pairs ~ feet and II feet
in length, respectively. OF each pair Of boilers,
one Is fitted with galloway tubes the other Is the
ordinary tubular boiler. these in common with all
the pipes about the works arc covered with Reeds
patent fcltine which Is highly spoken of by Mr..
Superintendent Moore. long platform runs the
full longth Of the house, and one man Is constantly
employed in regulating the quantity OF water in
all the boilers The furnaces are arranged to burn
green trash: Is fast as the cane is crushed, car
rier brings tho trash into the boiler house from all
three mills; six mon arc all that are required to
attend 10 the furnaces: as more fuel IS needed a
handle Is touched and the trash from tho main
carrier Is dumped into smaller carrier which
automatically feeds the furnace. This is the very
perfection Of mechanism. The ashes are raked
INTO a car which travels On rails this when full
is run 10 the outside VI the building, button is
touched ard the ear is raised by hydraulic force
TO the upper line Of rails whence it is carried of
and dumped: il fetche5 il like daisy as Mr..
Porter said, and he vas about right.
We next entered tho pump room: this Is put III
charge Of one man; everything here works auto
mntically: all the man has to do Is 10 exercise
general supervision over the machines under his
charge; ono pump ID constantly at work supplying
the hydrauts as soon the pressure exceeds 60lbs
the pump relieves itself, and its strokes become
less frequent. In tho same room Is the hydraulic
press capable Of exercising pressure Of l6O tons.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

Here We have three houses, exact oounteTparts
Of one another. Tie compound engines used in
driving the massive rollors are very powerful, and
arc excessively handsome in appearance; they are
more like the trim cnunes Of a man-of-war or q
fast mali steamer than those belonging 10 a sugar
mill; they are erperfecl CONTROL can be stopped
instantly, reversed sent at half speed, at the
will of the engineer Passing into the room where
the mill proper is, We saw the three roller mills
through which The ctnes are passed, extracting
every drop Of Juice. Ihcsn are e. inches In diane
ter by e. inches long In the two roller mills, the
cylinders are IS By g.
IL was interesting 20 examine the method Of liin-
ing employed here the old plan Of putting in lime
from berfel, a the sweet viii Of a Chinauan- is
done away with. A vessel has been fitted up with
two compartments; in one, the lime is mixed
stronger or weaker every half hour, as the super
iniendent orders; a small pipe in the upper part Of
the vessel allows the lime water TO ran clear into
the second compartment, from which 1t IS drawn
in a continuous stream BY 4 small pump. After
being pressed from the canes the cane juice is
passed through four sets Of ziere or screens, the
last being as dne rs the meshcs Of the centrifugal
screen; this gets nd Of an immense quantity Of
dirt the liquid IS thrn passed into heater. where
II serves TO condense portion Of The exhaust srau,
and IS raised 10 a temperature Of le0 degrees, at
which heat &c passes through long pipes mo the
CHARTERS As It leaves the mill ho1se, The snail
pump above ALLUDED to iniecis the lime water,
The Benton weekly record., 1882-12-21
FOREIGN OBsERY ATOMS.

LONDON, Dec. 6.-The transit Of Venus
to day was favorably observed at Durham
and Cape Town.
by bad weather. Snow fell, rendering the
transit totally invisible from the Green
wich Observatory. The transit was plain
ly visible at Cork.
OTTAWA, Dec. 6.--Mr. Blake took sue
cessful obsefvation this morning. =:
PARIS, Dec. 6.-Black clouds, which
hid the sun from view, rendered useless
the great preparations made at the: Obser-
vat0ry here to take observations Of the
transit Of Venus to-day.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-12-21
POISONED BY GOsM ErTCs.
what ~ said Inn taais Gigy Of the Death
4 Oh the Actress Cassie Troy.

i Oh the Actress Cassie Troy.
4 dispatch from New Orleans yester-
day announced the death in the Hotel
Dieu Of Miss Cassie Troy, the WelI-knoWn
emotional actress, who has been travel
ling with tile Carrie Swain dramatic COM
pany, supporting Miss Swain in the play
of ssCad, the Iomboy.o Miss Troy had
been complaining for some time Of fre-
quent sharp pains and OF rushing OF blood
to her head On Nov. u, While the COM
pany was playing at BldWell's Academy
Of Music, she appeared In the first act In
her usual character OF Emma, the Adven-
turess. AS the curtain tell on the first act
she was seized with sudden illness, and
could not proceed with her part. A physi-
clan, who was called, pronounced her all
ment painters collc. Her part was taken
by Miss Ella Hunt, and she was removed
to the Hotel Dieu ia ii precarlous condlt-
ion, On Wednesday last she was much
improved, but not we'll enough to proceed
with the company TO Mobile. ohe re-
NAMED in the hotel III care oi a kind ac-
quaintance. Her disease, however, grew
worse until death yesterday relieved her
sufferings.
It is now believed that she died OF
blood poisoning superinduced by the use
of cosmetics necessary to her makeup in
the parts she played. An examination Of
her makeup box showed that she was in
habit of using large quantities OF paste
containing preparation Of lead, which is
believed to be poisonous
Business Manager Leigh Lynch of the
Union Square Theatre said Of her last
night: "She WAS an accomplished and
faYorite actress. She was from 1868 to
1873 one of the FErbish dramatic company,
playing leading juvenile parts. Since
that time she has been in the neigbbor-
hood of New York, alld has lived for q
number Of years at $685. Grand street
Jersey City, where she has a mother, sis
ter and two children. / have known Of
several instances Of actors being poisoned
by the use OF grease paints which are
often necessary to conceal the wearing of
wigs. | remember an actor named Sulli~
van who died Of this poisoning. IN. Z.
,San
The Benton weekly record., 1882-12-21
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53s955 #3BaSa+4 5,5sg s{isss#
DR.. ne Ere yes

4 %s8+E#s #4@
Late surgeon IN The F.. army, late pro-
fessor of surgery and dean Of faculty; San
Francisco, Cal, member Of New York
Medical Society, founder and proprietor
Of n. York Orthop'd Institute, can now
be consulted at his office, WEST PARK
STREET, BUTTE CITY, MONTANA, between
Main st. and the bridge, near the bridge.
lie deyotes special attention to the cure OF
al chronic and private diseases, and to
those Of 4 delicate, complicated or oDsti-
nate character; also to all diseases Of the
nervous system and the various female
complaints. Those. who have placed
themselves under the treatment Of preten-
ders or soj-disant physicians, from whose
treatment they have received no benefit,
or who may even have aggravated their
troubles, by keeping them trifling month
after month, are cordially invited to con-
suit the Doctor, who, by merit OF his ex-
perience in the various hospitals OF Europe
paris, Vienna and Berlin; has succeed
ed ii curing many cases pronounced n
durable by. others.
GAIL On, OF. ADDRESS: Dr.. DEFREYE,
WEST PARK ST., between Main st. and
the bridge, near the bridge. 7. Q. Box
863. BUTTE Cry, Nc. L.
HouRs; 10 a. NJ, to 4 P. M, and tron
& to S i'll the evening. Sundays from y
4. M, to L p. NJ, only. Consultation
FpEE. Consultations in all nodern Ian
guages; ENGLISH, FRANoA1s,s DEurscH
I-EIPANNo1., ITALIAN2'o, etc.
decl4. 3md&W.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-12-21
a Biz BGRRaTRga.

The PIONEER PRESS Co., have issued a
new and brilliant poster advertising The
PIONEER Press for the season of
1882-3. This paper is SO well known and
appreciated as to hardly require. our hearty
Endorsement, but to those who may not
have seen it, if there are any such in this
county, we would say enphatically that it
is by far the best Weekly in the West.
Its columns are full of we'll and care
fully selected matter, giving complete and
accurate reports Of the political, scientific
and business worlds. TO some of it's spe-
cial features, such as "Hints for the House
hold,' FWhat Women Want to Know, ("
sThe Farm, 4 Commercial Review etc.
we would call particular attention.
dec16d&w1m.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-12-21
Stockholders Meeting.

OFFICE. OF FIRST NATIONAL RANK, w
BENroN, Dec. 7th, 1882.
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders Of this bank, for the election
Of directors for the ensuing year, will be
held at the barking house on# Tuesday,
January 9th, 1883.
E. c. MAcLAy. Cashier.
de7-30d