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appropriated towards the assistance Of the hilo
Boarding School. On motion Of the Hon. Mr..
Aholo, the petition was referred to the Committee
OIL Education.
Hon. member from Koolaupoko gave notice Of
intention to introduce "a Bill to amend Section ,,
Chapter VII. Session Laws Of 1870; relating to
the Jurisdiction Of Police Courts.
Hon. Mr. Gardner, that the sum Of $1,000 be
appropriated for the building Of bridges at Ma
hiku, Hanawana and Keanae Districts Of Hama.
Referred to Committee on Public Lands.
Hon. member from KOolaupoko moved the
Order Of the Day, and the second reading OF
Bill relating to p~eddlers and p~eddIing licenses.
On account OF the absence If the introducer OF
the Bill, on motion Of the Honorable Noble
W~idemann, action was deferred.
The Bill relating to the amendment O. Section
AS Civ. Code, relating 20 the division of the IS
lands into districts was read.
Hon. Mr.. Aholo moved that the Bill be placed
in the hands of a Select Committee. Hs thought
there was q difference between the statement
made by the Hon. Member when Introducing the
Bill and the matter contained in the text.
Hon. Noble Widemaun amended by adding
' to the Special Committee Of 3 formed the pre-
yious day" Hon. Mr.. Ahoio accepted the
amendment, and the Bill was so referred.
Hon. Noble Smith, the introducer Of the Bill
relating to peddling licences, not being present,
aud there being no other special business before
the Assembly, at IL the House adjourned to -
O'Clock this 4. VI.
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The Pail Road.

MR. EDITOR Why does not the Government
send a competent person TO examine the head of
k.Iihi Valley to see if a better line for a road
into Koolau could not be found there than over
the present Nuuanu Pail route. As it seems,
10y the estimate given, that the road for which
the appropriation Is now asked Of the Legisla-
ture, will be almost if not entirely independent
of the old road it would seem 20 be a positive
daty on those in authority 10 examine every
practical way first and decide on The one which
will prove the best in the long run.
The writer does not pretend to any knowledge
Of engineering, but having been up to Kilohana
Of K.tiihi with several others was struck with
ia. narrowness or rather thinness of the divide
tctween the head OF KaIihi Valley and Koolau.
One would suppose q tunnel could be made. at a
not very enormous figure, which would come
out at about upper Hecia or LuIuEu, and at
about one third or ono hall the height of the
ridge or divide ON the Kooiau side. It could
most likely be made to debouch ON to a ridge
which would allow OF an easy grade down to the
bottom.
There was some talk about two years ago in
regard to- such a road and tunnel, but like a
great many other excellent projects It seems to
have begun and ended in talk.
TAXPAYER
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TWELFTH DAY.

FRIDAY. May L, 1882.
House assembled 1T 10 \. NJ, President Rhodes
in the chair. PRAYER by Chaplain Kuaea; read
ing Of the minutes by Secretary Pierce. On
motion the minutes were approved and the
House proceeded to the next regular business,
the hearing Of petitions, and the following were
presented.
BY Hon. NJ. Kamakeie, from residents Of the
District of Makavao, that the salaries Of His
lIaiesty's Ministers be reduced to the sum Of
$1,000 Tor the two years. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
By Hon. Mr.. Nakaleka, praying that the sum
Of 5000 be appropriated toward building a
wharf at Kaunakakai, Molokai. Referred to
Committee on Public Lands
Hon. Mr.. Gardner. that English Boarding
Schools be established in each taxation district.
Referred to COMMITTEE On Education.
No reports from either Standing or Select
Con mittees.
The following resolutions were introduced;
Hon. JIr. Kauai asked that the rules be sus-
pended to allow the reading for the frs; time of
a Bill to amend Section %. Chapter l of the
Penal Code. relating 10 iuformers. Permission
given. Bill read and ordered to second reading.
Hon. Mr. Nakookoo desired suspension Of the
rules. to read for the irst time a Bill to amend
Section /. Chapter w of the Session Laws Of
1876, relating 70 tine practice Of medicine 10y Ia-
waiiaus. Read and ordered to second reading.
Hon. NJ. Klmase.e received permission to
read Tor the hr,t time q Bill to amend Section l.,
Chapter XXXIX OF che Session Laws Ct 1870,
relating to the tax ON animals Ordered % sec
ond reading.
HonSSIr. Mnhoe read Tor the frst tins % Bill
TO amend Section IC7i b., ard Section 1914 G. OF
the Civil Code relating to the practice Of law.
Ordered 20 second reading.
How yIr. Nawahi. that the sum Of 5000 he
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Hawaiian Heirs to a Kew England
Estate.

tFrom the Daily I. C. 4drcrtjser.)
In the N~ewburyport Mass HcruId of
March 10, under the appropriate heading of
:" Happy Heirs" is an account OF the settle
ment and distribution OF II large estate,
part of the heirs to which reside i'll this
Kingdom, which makes it of special ia
terest here. The estate is thnt of Moses
Brown, of Newburyp port, who died III 1927,
ftty-iiVe years ago, bequeathing his prop
erty to executors, to be held in trust by
them for his granddaughter and her heirs.
This lady, Mrs. DIR. Ebenezcr Hale, died in
1880, without issue, and the estate, which
at her death exceeded one hundred and
fifty Thousand dollars, has been probated in
tine Supreme Judicial Court of Massacllu-
SettS, ami distributed among one hundred
and twelve heirs at law and corporations.
The account of the settlement OF the
estate occupies two columns of the paper
named, and n table is published giving
the names of the heirs, their residences,
shares in the estate, and amount awarded
to each. The sum of $40, 900 is distributed
among eleven benevolent and educational
societies, tie American Board of Foreign
Missions receiving SD, 900, and the Sea-
mems Friend Society $1,000. At the head
of the long list of heirs at law Is the name
of Martha +. Kaama, Sandwich Islands,
who receives O~ne-tweifth of Il portion of
the estate, or 81 04 10, being the largest
sum given to any one person. Twenty
seven others receive various mounts
ranging from $1,000 to $4,000 each. To the
remainder of the heirs the awards vary
from 1888 - to $50 SO. Mrs. Emily Cutts
Judd, of Honolulu, receives S197 80, and
her sister, Elizabeth O.. Wymau, of Provi-
dence, and brother, John >. Cults, OF Ports
mouth the same amount each. Mrs.
Martha }. Chaplin and Mrs. Stackpole, both
of kohola, Hawaii, are down for SIG 80
each, while Ed. d.. Lake, VIM. Il. Lake
and Gus. VI. Lake, brothers of the above,
have the same amounts each.
The whole story reads like the account
of the drawing and distribution OF
prizes in Il lottery; and probably few if
any of the lucky heirs at law ever dreanIed
of being entitled to Il share in the estate Of
Moses Brown, of NewbuTypOrt. Who Mrs.
Martha +. Kama is, or how she came to be
the fist Oh the list, we have not been able
TO learn. Whoever she may be, we con-
graduate her on her good fortune; and should
be glad TO be able to report more such in
stances of good luck.
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is a town widely noted for the influences favor
able to culture, morality and religion that are
centered there. In that town the Maine law
has had as favorable n trial these many years
asst could possibly have anywhere. What now
Is the character of that town compared with like
towns in other States, III respect to drunkenness?
BY the testimony of its most eminent citizens,
openly published by the Women's Temperance
Union, the character Of Bangor in respect to
drunkenness is utterly vile. DR.. Ham!in declares
in substance, that III respect to drunkenness it is
the worst place lie ever knew in either bemis-
phere. Other citizens corroborate his testimo-
ny"
The conclusion that DR.. Bacon draws from
what he saw and heard at Bangor Is that pro-
hibition does not prohibit, - and l think all un-
prejadiced people will agree with him
May, 12th. 1882. ScRrrAroE,
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What the People Say.

~ invite expressions OF opinion FROM TN public anon
ali subjects OF general interest for insertion under this
ttaU of the ADVERTISER. SsIrL communications should
ir authenticated by the name of the writer - a gan
.riltee of good faith, but net necessarily Tor publica-
tu"8.
a. ,r 'nject is to offer tue fullest opportunity for It variety
ga popular discussion ANA Inquiry,
To Ill inquirers We shall endeavor T. furnish iuforma-
ton of the most complete character on any subject in
which they may be InteFestcd.l
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4 Private Circus.
= BOYS ACCOUNT.

There's going to be a circus here. add En-
going to it; that is if fsther VIII let me
Some people think it is wrong TO 60 to q
circus, but | don't. Mr. Traver< says the
mind Of man and boy requires c%ircuses il
moderation. and the wicked boys ia Sunday.
school tooks Aho steal their employers mon
~ p q. circus tickets wouldn't stat it i
their emSAIayers or their fatherc or un-.a
would give them circus tickets onc5 to .
while. ImTnre I wouldn't wagn should
circus every night in the wehrec evenings,
WaMl wnuIt l.. 20 90
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A GENT TO TAKE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO
n LABOR CONTRACTS and
General Business Agent.
~. q, nf.La.fa ptock corr Ouas, .nd Kaahumapn
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nogs. nen tru1J or Gold Water,
MAKE Harness and sell them. Res
peotfully Yours,
fe4 On w. FENNEL.
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rive roneIads nave been kept in readiness for
the past month TO put to sea at a moments no
tice for the purpose Of conveying troops to Egypt,
.Lo-r1 IL DOuaru oOraa "a IN Turkiah iuterVeQ-
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Particular attention paid to Boarding Horses by the Day
Week or Month. OcZ9u
T The best Percale shirts, extra CUFFS and
TWO COLLARS, for only 81 80, at CHAs. FIsHELs
POPULAR STORE.
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Far Superior t0SALE BY
~ ALLEN & ROBINSON,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NEITHER THE NOR wv NJ
~ Frs Of the British ship "FiOna " will be responsible
for any debts contracted by the crew while in this Port
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-10-26

MCKINLEY has no equitable claim to
represent the Eighteenth district, and
Wallace will get the seat on count of
ballots in which his name was written
"Wallace" or Major Wallace" and
which were rejected by the Republican
election officers. The law is clear that
where the intent of the voter is clearly
apparent it shall be given effect. A
veteran in Ohio politics informs us that
in this same (COlumbiana) district in
1896, DR.. George MCOOk as Democratic
candidate was defeated for Congress by
one vote by A. W. LOOmis, the Whig can
didate. Both gentlemen, as is well
known, subsequently removed to Pitts
burgh. Mr.. Wallace, who made the
close race with Mr.. Mckinley at the late
election, is a sOn-in law of the DR.. NJ
Cook above ntiOned.-Pittsburgh Post.
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HOW 1T LOOKS TO A FAIR MAN.

Major Mckinley, of the Canton Dis
trict, is elected to Congress by eight
votes, but in case of a Democratic ma
jOrity in the House, it is said that he
will not be allowed to take his seat in
peace. In one precinct of COlumbiana
cOuHty-as the story gOes-there were
fifteen votes cast for 81. H. Wallace"
rather than for Jonathan II. Wallace"
and these were not counted for the
intent of the voters has clearly been ig-
nOred. and in equity Wallace should be
given the votes, and consequently the
seat.-Cleveland Voice, Rep.
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Oct. 31st and Nov. 10Th for Nebraska, Col
oradO, Kansas, Montana, Nevada, IdahO
Wyoming, Utah, California, Oregon, and
ali parts of the West. 100000 acres of
U, P. Ry. Lands for sale in Nebraska on
ii years. time at per cent.
For rates, free maps, papers, &C., call
on or address H. H. GEETING, U. P. Ry.
Land and Pass. Agt. Office, Deweese's
Hat Store, Canton, Ohio.
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IT is probable that Mckinley, Repub-
lican, is re. elected to Congress In ONO
by less than a dozen votes, and one or
two other Republicans have likely sue
ceeded by nominal majOrities. Won't
Mckinley and some others now begin to
consider what fools they made of them
selves in voting for the indiscriminate
rejection of Democrats returned to the
last House whose seats were contested?
Such chickens are certain to come home
to roOst.-[ Philadelphia Times.
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j. A. Bachman, of the old Schwaim
stand, has just received a large ship
ment of genuine Export Lager Beer
from the celebrated MOerlein Brewery,
Cincinnati. This Lager Beer is manu-
and is the finest beer made in the cOun-
try. Mr.. Bachman will keep this cele-
bTated beer bottled for family use. Per-
sons wishing a good article of beer
should not fail to call at Bachman's.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-10-26

In Cherokee county, Alabama, on Fri
day, one of the Crouch brothers slapped
the child of his brother in-law, White.
The latter resented it and a difficulty
ensued in which White was cut in sew
eral places, but. finally got away from
his assailanfs. The CrOuches, armed
with shOt-Runs, went to the house of
white, who, on seeing them, started to
Kpn, when thsy ired on him and killed
MIN.
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For Sale.

Choice building lots, within ten min
utes' walk of the Public Square, beauti-
fully situated in PattersOn's addition to
the city, west of High, on SOulh street.
Will be sold at popular prices and on
easy terms. Special inducements to per-
j. Fl. COnkel, Charles R. Miller or A.
Kilt. JunStf
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Mr.. John +. Zerbe has opened a meat
market at No. 167 South Market street,
and will always have on hand full
supply of fresh and salted meats, at
bottom prices. Mr.. Zerbe is a butcher
of many years experience and knows
just what the people want. Give him a
call and get choice meat. oct12dm
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Parties contemplating purchasing lots
on which to build, Houses and Lots, or
Truck Farms, will do well to notice ad-
Vertisement of ]. +. Blake in this paper.
Mr.. Blake can be found at his addition
west of paper mill every morning at 8
o'clock. aug24-tf
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HendersOn's.

His place is under the First National
Bank, Eagle Block, where you can find
HendersOn's barber shop with fine
workmen, who are very pleasant gentle
men to do business with.
Remember the place, Eagle Block,
nnder First National Bank.
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]. H. Gully, Wholesale Agent for the
celebrated Philip Best Milwaukee Lager
and Export Beer. Families can have
orders filled by addressing P. o. Box 252,
TO at the BOttling Works, at No. 43 East
Tuscarawas ST., Canton, o.
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j. A. Bachman has just received an
other lot of Fine Imported Liquors,
the finest to be found, and
among them are the celebrated Mag
Bitters and the Yeritable Benedictine
LiQueur de L'Abbaye de Fecamp.
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J. A. Bachman, Of the old Schwalm
sand Ra4SSISs the largest and finest as
aOrtment of pure wines and liquors to
Ga found. His stock consists of none
but the best brands and is sold at rea-
sOnRble prices.
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Wanted at St. Cloud Hotel good girls
to do dining room work. Wages from
10 to IL dollars per month, board in
clCded. may1lgy
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OFFICIAL.
OhiO'S October Vote by Counties
and DiStictS.
The Figures Give the Democrats Maiori-
ty on the State Ticket of l8,489,
which Is Encouraging.

COLUMBUS, Oct, 21.-The following is
the official statement of the vote cast at
the recent election taken by Congress
siOnal Districts:
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Use Chas. A. Biechele's India Coffee,
the only pure unglazed coffee in the
city. 1t is unTiYalled in flavor. Grocery
corner of 9th and Market streets.
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Best five cent cigar in the city at Al
Ian w. Smiths store, at the old Dame
miller corner.
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person.
divisions Medicine
obtained distinction medicine
devote his whole these spAaltes
condition Of
of
which carefully his register
them with specific remedies the nigh road
help them, they beyond hope
vegetable kingdom
remedies will antdO
positive invites
be
Womb Chronic Bladder
Sterity
and Pmples Skin Diseases Headache Piles Hyste Dyspepsia Constipation
Dops Cancer Epepte ryspas Gravel Gotre st. Wu Dance
Gleet Syphilis
Chronic Cough, Female Weakness SpermatOrrhOea,
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Fine sleeps wool buggy and bathing
spOnges at Kapper's drug store, next
door to DumOnt's.
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j. A. Baehman keeps an extra fine
quality of pure Grape Brandy for medic
tnal purposes.
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Dannemiller's COrdova coffee retains
Its strength and aroma. Ask your gro
Ger for it.
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Order by telephone your Groceries and
Fresh Meat from B, A. ROhn, 301 East
TusearaWas street.
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DISTRICT.
CONGRESSIONAL.
STATE.
TWENTY-FIRST DISTRICT.
CONGRESSIONAL

Counties. Everett, FOran, DOan, Smith.
Part of Cuy'hga lI4OS 15946 1899 8
STATE.
Townsend, Newman, Pro. G. b.
CuyahOga. ..... 1888 19097 645 1S
The full official vote of Wood county
has not been received, but the official
majority of Townsend over Newman is
known to be 552. Excluding Wood
county, the totals on the State Ticket
stand: Townsend (Rep) 296, 6,204; New
man Dem) 314,576; Schumacher PrO.)
1854; Hoferan, (Greenbacker) 5,0S2. De-
ducting TOwnsend's plurality in Wood
county from Newman's plurality in the
State, leaves the Democratic majority
over the Republicans 19,489.
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REFERENCES {:

To Whom This May the undersigned
1per abiv baH9 @ enovd a1 g % W0ra ana
clinics York Philadelphia acquitted
medical man and advise the afflicted to avail his skill
of the suffering an and good Of I his fellow men ann, -, go
D, Albany N. j. D. Syracuse, ~
Scott editor IRON
W.
change Hotel ROming, John Rose Peter Abaugh
CosHoCToN COUNTY,
Arnhat, B. GOhe, VIM Maxwell John McCune 7.
MCONNELLsvILE, o..
of b C69GdS eGr HCG sa fPk P fd Joseph Gh
Hedges. N'' " '
Taylor Taylor editors Times John KrkPaEck W.
Booth r. White Morrison Emerson Lis Her
COUNTY,
Richard
Pf Pf 2 S4h % Gibson Mm Reed Thomas Mccall Isaac Jackson
FaanG Prmmer andTsT Andrew
ST. CLAIRsvILLE COUNTY,
Gaumer editor Gazee W. A. D. Thomas
Mcbride r Blair NJ r Dey Gs KT0erf % Irwin w.
ra B0ToT r. Sca[es Moses hutchinson s. POrfd Swe
COUNTY, O.
Hon Cunningham president
Kennedy Arnold editor G senRe VIM sTaP PFOp9tOr %
Republican; Moore, exSherf NJ. Stubbns ~ - '
CALDWELL.
prope Exchange House, W. M Cooley editor ReRpcan lean YOunc
Swank, NJ Porter, R. Smith, NJ. Sansburg j " U" -
The Doctor can be found HOUSE. CANTON OHIO
cp @ % s1n ANY person who be skePta about the ability
mf%SsE PtIf Of % The different % Medical
oP n ohes hours from o. m
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For a fine article of pure Holland Gin
20 to j. A. Bachman's.
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wooLEN MILLS,
EAGLE WOOLBN MILLS.
ROBBINS, BROTHER & Co.
Are now making and have on hand full supply of
ALL WOOLEN YARNS
FLANNELS,
And Blankets.
Our Yarns made of the best quality wool and
ARE ALL FAST DYED.
Our old fashioned allFwOol
lndigoBIueYarns
Whioh has been on the market for many years,
Is stiu made by us and has
MISCELLANEOUS.
FARM FOR SALE.

Farm Of 140 acres cheap. and on easy terms, ] Z
miles east from Cleveland In Geauga county, good
IaTm as there Is i the county. Good house. barns,
an Kinks OF fruit running water TO all the buildings
ythlng that Is desirable Write to for full de
scIpuon II you want to buy. II is bargain. Address,
Oct26-L IaGTanGe. Ind.
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The lrmn1rat.
BUSINESS ITEMS.

Short Line Road of Communication Be
tween Buyer and Seller.
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Smokers

Smoke only such cigars as are made
by Union men. Notice the lBbel of Ci-
gar Makers Union on each box.
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"Blue Grass Route of Ohio" ap2Oti