davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure and Of
Sale.

Il et 50 crgtat1ot tu cr5taiu ucrt-z-s ula-ic ~
hnl- .kf 81 Watrtiul. hau, Hawaii O. NJ. L. : y.
turs1-- e Wzta-a- Oahl. dated the .i tsy q ct.
- re7-le1 ll ln-f 81 7-es "a a.f IA Nutice l.
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g Ncteuher- ~. = " cf aid 1ay. the Prurise.
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f-Tl11r rIrrt.1 a. car o. 11ll 81 n Z C1-tlr A.
is-lsg AZ Lta- g. :. y. EMERSON
Nn-t-n-rr
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80
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25
Administrators Notice.

THE INDERSIGN y ED HAVING
Il hC~u aqpciatr3 AtlAI isisatcr - iAc Esikts -
VI. IT. NaiN7cisFrit. ste 80 Wtiktki. Oahs tcccasst
fe,tstcs utgtce = hr-rsg -vra 90 al lrsces hsviug
raIu1s Hrti1-t tsc saur via thr vulcszgx thrrccf
uhrtecr ssvurrzl 90 u1sccaryi. a. thc gacs e " X
Nasic- tl h-lllu, uisAiu six uu1ih- frcr fsr date
1rrrcr- or tlfF VII ~ fcTrrrr harFri. All 7cr-r1.
cui-- tar sstl Nliirrtr-1a VII rlsssr uiakr iuacl-
are Faywf1t % ssid W X C1sile viihc1i fu-fhrr
-iCf- lsr s-1rrfir- % tkr-f aheurfr suppliat via
khas l-'stfsss. etc. j. csPccl1lA galicd 90 lhis.
". r. CASTLE
Alalirisrafar % thr E.rsle q " n Naf'fl,elsrrfa
ukfei ulcc'a'r Ncf. VA 80 ~ q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

sssr1s sus sssrs tAz1 s=ze FAtxets - uass1as
,Es4 esee. S..-u.. a ss-.e = s.sssass fs,ss< =
Hes as1lrs sssat vrr~ <aeer sd e1r1r - ssrze-
fsr< | vouesc hsS ss1Sc taes osrAs A. ~ grcs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25
srrnsl .Rs6tek


p-ra - a. r.1usles tef sal1sr crs Fasstalse =
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gsssr. - : Awe ~ > t.rtreassa ss4e Ns7sniteA
>ns sas.sr refssst - tsses. sect-at - eel--
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A. nE : VANNN 1ES,N
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

Atrehy gsrtin iast sAs vitAin sra fcrrecins - =
tl-g s-t tsta.i csGy q tac errins' Sunlens s,aea
in tsr flhrl ftr ulfcrrr ktn1aka ~ n Chafics
Ctsh. t-l t,sn % ~ NsssAsis rg-aru- Ths Ccart,
A. tst uc1ar rU-n tkcrrcf \. n ~ dit crdcf the
c1rffu1rf o. tfr urxi laaaary Tern \, n fsSl.
zr thaf ir t1r lsCu1i1T ait>tft t,rr - stit Su
'as p TTiltft Ard Q7c-crti ~ the >isfutc rcrlif.
O. wiincss strrrsf. kare stfr-
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fNN n RsKNAEn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25
Administrator Notice.

Administrator Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
L neru a17sciur1l Ai11uisslai1r - the Estaic ~
C1s Pa ~ Aqtli 'lts g Nas.tls. oaks. dcccs-ri
lrtctgr5 1ece i ar-ay g.rel o. al 7crsc-. harinz
cius azaiasf tac sa1c o. present thc saue siih the
g1cer- tacr1f uteihcr lrrf lusFclrra. a. tkc
re1c % " r I1sflr b urrr'-ll- GAIA wlfhlu "a
1ltes 1l tlic hFrs,r thfg ui1 ~ f-r-,rr htrrrd
AT rcszs 1717 iar sai l-a- f1l uill please usskr
f f11l11sa a1l 1.aFH1f-i A. aerrr AfENNk.
A1zlnasrra11r 81 TIE E-sarr - fsrrz rnn.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25
n NM sI-rKrNE CnIRr nF

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Hawaiian ki--fa- Natsks-t ~ thr Grtrc - tissi
~ tae Hawaiian isl1nls Kinss 10 Wtisui q nar2f,
sss- Ns-sasi eftse Ni-rss,- q Ais n,rsty-'' ''seei
IaEs
S,a alv as-rsv co..zadct b. szzaca CuAKLES
CASH rsacnikst i- ctst ~ saa ele yriiisa answer
vitaia ternU tsgs afte- srrstcr srrcf - - a.d a
7rz- ogtsv thc uT7c-c Ccusi e. IL l1r Isrr ihsre
sf % - el1fn a. ~ NTf k-,. - t1N Nczff ucuec
ui1r'1l1. iu lhf lsstnl 20 Ottl. 90 MONDAY. thf -
Az - gflN atxt a. o. cEiosk 4. Y. tc skcp etase
~ iAr e'aia ~ NNNANA ~ h Paints sacald ueg
D. t~srt asr par-zxui ic tAc tcasf - hcf srreKrs
rr1llfrn.
Asi au,r - thra Sr5 tasrs ~. wrs}. ~IsA fau
relurr % re1r r1ggretaars taefesIf.
Mifresss HfE. 4. flEucis ND Nhttf dustiCa
~ - N1- Scr-rrar Nszft, Al ngnclala. this
~ Az - eanr. A. n. ~
t>tsrctsf A. N1ss.
nepgy Clefl.
rcuAisA Sz-ucus ~ Nsrshsi ursdr ~ h,ii-virs
rvssrus
a1f ni1o1E sl-l111- rr.lr-rc arSl1NFsss 4 hAf -
CtsA easins IN the cssstrv Nsy ~ fssA iSs1 n
- NIX " q New
.>1g-sn We. PARKE
lIcaeIrla zanr iltk. tsSs
usvaiiaa isisr1s, hcuf1ulu. UsAa--s-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

k-rres clTlify tksi tef sttAiu sd fr-rCctEr -
ise tzt tttta;rl g.ry - ~ .lgts ssa.ees i...se
SN 4sftN>. saa sise cf tec Ntsrhais rvtan tarrric
80 tnsl " - sd Nx-,1ts rcru he Ccart.
a. nc tNrfrrT NfIri trrTrnt A. q ~ ~ cfdeT
ne b. r1tiarri o. ~ nrxt Aarrtry terr, A y
~. xaa hat " ~ ecssiiase A. tttrsfed cefy
e stE sar,rczs ~ T-irigi rTrsgrtl ~ ~ stai
gc. ysriuc thr sti rslr,szi - a-srer Al ~ ssis
gsna1rx rHTra.
n WlrNE>> uAc7csf tsse hcseante - ~ hsaa
49, ~ 1sy - tessaFs \. y. lsSe
m = mo E pARNARn.
tHnaHk S,sIsra-tn t1Isarf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25
NOTICE '

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT
e. y 7s7f ir -i1- ~
TEllEtz- iss P--li- f1r a. Ef-rlI .r.---.-. a.
~ - 7eis@- aesirH -11l -s . na1 . fs.---t
ilAg tsE - 11-i7-i1-e r. il. sla- ~ -
- q-isr- - 1e rEfUS FEED CoFFGxT 4ir
= -'--lr7i o. -'=ai a. ~ fi.lr1rI r1i1fsnfs--i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

A LII STOCK MUST BIZ REMOVED
n f-a7r a. NsfkaPa CeanrBsus fstfrf - Nlrl.
t-sl~s Nr1r-1s- Ia. - f-ss-1ssar- fa--f
81 - c1gg1-s- rftsrr.El ~ riI = s7zii sd,
arf ssl5-1zf-l tcea-1lIaz - Lrr
- CyETFEIrE 20
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

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ElrIl 81 o. 1zIlsr q --1Ecasz BE- A. ll- 1sss-
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~ 1rr;vr lhEI EHsr MlEzE-c. llss EcsSaiiEl1 .t
lis -lrlir1 --u1s1v . t5 A-s,,-z-.aL zr1sl1iE u
'-1u-lr El.i la-a-. s.-F ie -ssilssslli--. st1ss
ne llEtlrs. va ~ nsEz1l-r -Hi-r LIZA -ii-
sl-'1lc''siilz ulai-l ltF -s-IT1IE IN Wa
l--i-lIl Lll-ii- VA t.1Ir * ,At BE- 1itt -zI1
E71-sr ;'-il1llllt Ef lii E1if fslt- t-Ll- --sn-1
-lrs. LHlsfs.s fl1illiisr -s-'1r-lL- --lslsfs1-
5r-a'fTa Ans ri-z1srEt ti,lE- Ann Sew -tsIiis a.
gisIlI1 l---r 1I--iss b. -ns uz--1 n LlllE Az
-sls.r 1uss sag l-il1s III -1-T q -1
stu-z-T- ! = 1z - l-gs- -is- -tls E.sl-- r1r-
1-izz VI srss-.r r ir7-t7 o. flI- tll1l llI1
11l1- zs7r cf g.fls .,s 1s-l1i.i-lls,s- WI Es-E
1I si71sr e-z1l-v- - attf lHs Elsi-1r slf
ziH fit rr - -s-1i-l E-lif- u1lr La E-lf l-lll-
lsl71l lE 1itf llllizI1 l--zs, s7rsu --1
~ 81 1ls1-llis-- A. Ef-1 z5E ~ Ll.zs tIss aasE
I,is be- ss1 q i-Ii-s1 siif znisas 81 ii,s f-E7-z
WI E1l=t c1-r z- 81 ia 81. a -zrtr-ss -- lie
>s1s-s- -1s i-lillIl1r -f -iH Cus-i-1 s5usf -ss Us
- o. Nj -ss va a. q -ts z1.illr Az. z---s
sizes mike tE liif -ilisI- r-71sr1uisu1 n zt- 1sr-
--1'rv l'7-'I-7ust b rs --a-. r- q V1lal AR
r1ls S-4-s4ll.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

Va ~ ugr- sur-y ss i,sz- slHl a. Ia Ia q
>s7uszsgr liss. ~ s-lzE-5 9tzs ctiizl-aifr -E sis
t,sncil tHzizlin aics Il1t Ail1tznI 9ztzl-l zHcs
zEtau suataallr YEA t=issi y usii,1E ss7s- 1r
-sssa1T frrrr. fzr 1-rf 6fus -iHF lt-nsr-,s as-
zEseE llis 1l1,1 staszt- II t.t5111z Ilsil-E Ets
III sl1sl sfusrs. szis -liirs sse1s,5 sszr is 2srr
lf 1ls sE-T-r11lc lan sll-1 afE= -11 -1r - si-l
flit hi-aaau n z11sl- -iirsaszIz zafF rszlt. -sg
lETs ssss1 tlsE El-rliv 1lH dlcu-r sii RS El-s
.gl-,lssI Az - aisa la1ssllzs e.1 VI -zlss tliil
Aisatzltf t.iaH-t Efrs lE-I-ilscrl1. -u- sui-r
ras-E t-1sl y .-I1E-t VIVA. SIZE " Eels o.
-ssyllllr In IiIata- a. -ln EHH11u -1uszlIlE The
fl-l1liirI1. -L EHl-v -fT1lr- 1saHFf flHs
as-1 sss; r ssfr- 1ilis EsI-- AM 1'sc1llif u7,s
Essr O rg'salEH a. ziu .tssrlrl-lilz ac >s7Esli,a-
Eluai tt-1 3til-. sii;i-r s-fslslru E11.s. -IEI--
lIrs -lIlt Eiifl- nl11tf -is ssa--Hs. EllLI
F1zl zz-ss-lzlu-s,i zifrl- sf1ssr- G. zraseuG e
Hrl-uf slcTl11. va iis 1af ulu,l 5lE7t-iszfE q
a-rlls Eiliscs ssi.sF G. sr r. 7I7s=l-gl- ~ Ez1E
alt, AR Wsrs 1liIz -frlr -rl-s ar ztkE ulht l1cg
VIZ E,rluit 1tausr H. E-1ahaIr II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25
~ rIIrsrrRHNH CorRrorriiF

ssS...s A,ss ,ss.s.,. &c. lss,s Ess
n sr-hsi - ~ Niaasicsa Ais ngrlty. cfeetlrk.
NJ ~ ntr~kv ls,1ae.srigt - sarare-n NkNEf
s,tt arirala.rt ~ - soai - whites nrsvvI
ustAia - 1sss a1se sf-yice .erssf. - - tna ar1et
,sfrr ~ See-sat Csusi A. iAc seS.l retn tAerecf
~ - Aritsa a ~ Nrsft Sr - thr Ccayt neese u
ic=sslai tsians - tsae. ~ NoNnAN. t3Cr. ~.
A. ~ - - s>re ctaxc ~As ~ satia - Enseitns
t.iHss rNi-IiT saea ~ - avar1d ~. rassnaat -
tke ssssf ~ ~ Aanexrs TffIt-ca
Asa i.s,v sss Jsss sA5ts ~. vui, ~iN taa sessss
- vrar -sssr-iircs ihcfrca.
wts-rss. ~ Hee. A fsaaeis tui,a. CkIsf
frsftsr srt CeanfelArr - ~ S.rrere
lLSi C~sfi q nees,sls, tAi> - a.e - Ssrt
A n ~
Ssrnra A, Rasa.
reqtty C'eIk
rswaisA ssa-e.s ~ NarsAsl uaas X, Asiis~l-s
NAHSHAl-S offtCE, >ri,t I. rSse.
usvfa tsia lifrrat sesrVh icf tAs viihiA nerttoa-
81 NenFr t.iis< hercey l4srrs teis sulaarps -
srr,rs A. srse,s y 81 a. ssit heury Gils. Z.
lSisucn " C. FAKNs. NarsAsl
uNwAltAN fS4ANpSN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25
arH -IdrnfissHtHis.
H0IICE

ALL OUTSTANDING DEBT- DUE
y A. a-lr-r rl.a1 2 1-c aerl tr-1ra -1s f-r- -
az -.u1l- W. = 1llasil Il 1f ti1if = -1sa1-
-. 1 III = : z -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

Epson SALTS. IN BOXES or
a HsLLEs a CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25
NOTICE! !!

HAVING PURCHASED PROM
III r. 4 - Bz-a 81 8 rl-t- -. - -, =
The Grocery Bzsisess.
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29
The Newspaper.

f. X. Hunt, in his Fourth Estate, u
remarks: The moral of the history OF
the press seems to be that when any
large proportion of people have been
taught to read, and when upon posses
sion OF the tools of knowledge, there
has grown up habit of perusing pub
lie prints, the state is virtually power
less if it attempts to check the press.
James the II in old times and Charles
Y and Louis Phillippi more recently,
tried to trample down the newspapers,
and every body knows how tae attempt
resulted. Tho prevalence or scarcity
of newspapers in a country affords a
sort Of index TO its social state. Where
Journals are humorous, the people have
power, intelligence aud wealth; where
journals are few, the many are in reality
mere slaves. In the United States ev.
cry village has its newspaper. In Eng
land we know how influential for good
the papers are, while in France they
have, perhaps, still greater power. Turn
to Russia, where newspapers are COM
paratively unknown, and we see the
people sold with the earth they are
compelled to till. Austria, Italy and
Spain occupy positions between the
extre nes, the rule holding good in all
that in proportion to the press is the
freedom and prosperity of the people.
1t is said that the blood OF martyrs was
the seed of the Christian church. So
are the wrongs and expressions of labor
the seeds of the coming dispensation
Of peace on earth and justice and equity
among men.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29
Care of Sheep.

The man who seeks to become a
flock owner, because he expects to es-
cape the care and work which he has
been subjected in looking after the
details of some other business, will
certainly meet with disappointment in
one or two ways. He will either find
that negligence here, as everywhere else,
will bring disappointment and disaster
or he will meet the requirements OF
the situation, and put in all the time
and labor necessary to success The
merits Of sheep husbandry is, not thai
it can be successfully prosecuted With
out hard work and liberal returns, as
to give it merited prominence among
the industries. The man who seeks TO
demonstrate to himself and others the
minimum requirements Of the docK
may succeed until mistaken economy
become manifested cruelty, and even
then may "gather where he has strewn;
but the highest capabilities of the tocA
will be left to the demonstration OF the
man who supplements the weli-tlled
trough and teeming pasture Wlth
careful scrutiny and foresight into the
convenience OF every animal. He VIII
have provision against inclumencles OF
cold and heat, wet and drouth; will have
winter and summer food convenient
and plentiful; will carefully guaru
against danger and disturbance Iron
every source - knowing from expefl.
ence that these will insure compound
return for the time and money requlleu
for their consumption. ParsimOr'
never pays the sheep husbandman' -
to his liberality NSucn wiz
the harvest be-"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29
North Texas.
Galveston News.

The grand division of the State
known as North Texas is advancing
with rapid strides in population and
development. The appearance of that
section at this season of the year is
simply charming. Almost every pro-
duct known to agriculture is capable of
being raised in abundance within the
extensive domain, while the whole
twelve months OF the year can be util-
lied in one direction or another. just
now the crops of wheat, oats, corn, cot
ton, fruit, etc, we're never more fatter-
ing in appearance, the territory for
hundreds of miles along the lines of
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29
Spring In the Rocky Mountains.

Spring in all attitudes and lonsitna.
is indeed delightful season Ia
more especially 30 here near the MAJ.
where water is stored up for use almo.,
the entire year. Here in the peisn'
borhood where the remains of Sir Joh.
Franklin were found, here where .
man has sealskin cap with ear mns.
on the 4th of July, spring, gentle sprin.
is more heartily welcomed than el.s
where.
All nature is glad at this season q,
the year and at this elevation. tn.
sociable little cactus comes forth in N.
gulches. while in its bosom the bud !.
swelling which in June will come forth
in its tropical brightness; meek littls
cactus, emblem of quiet submission
emblem of reluctant spring. Coy and
shy, modest and reserved at times. IL,
not the fresh and gentle stranger nm.
dertake to crush thee with his person
Spring in this torrid cline reaches
us about June, and even at that time
seems uncertain and lacks that decision
of character which marks the season
farther away from the open polar sea
than we are.
1t is at this season that the mountain
streams are turned into the irrigatinp
canals and go laughing adown the green
fringed bitches of the town, kissing the
oyster can and with gurgle OF salts.
faction dallying with the stiffened re.
mains of the holiday corset.
Out in the sun-kissed hills and over
the mellow distance where the gray sky
fingers lovingly on the mountains, the
graceful little cottontail is bounding
athwart the glorious landscape. On
beyond him the eye catches the swift
yet noiseless movement of the coyote.
In a moment the cottontail and the
coyote will have melted into each other
like beautiful dream, and the coyote
will be on the outside.
In the greenish-gray foreground of
this beautiful picture, underneath the
boughs of the sagebrush, the
sage hen is laying her eggs. We will
not disturb her thoughts. The intel
lectual strain which it requires to lay
an egg should not be harshly broken in
upon by the careless and thoughtless
Across the stretch of level plain and
the green divide the summer zephyr is
signing, and ON it's heaving bosom it is
bearing the seductive odor of the sand
lily, the alkali buffalo wallow and the
deceased Texas steer.
Spring, sweet-scented advance agent
Of summer, you are once more among
Us. Beautiful spring has come.-Boom'
oTGnQ.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29

Although the Texas Pacific rail-
road west of Weatherford runs through
very sparcely settled country, the com
pany is not able to supply cars to han
die the immense amount Of freight Of
fered. Thousands of head of cattle
and sheep, and immense quantities Of
WOOL await shipment all along the line.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-29

A suit is threatened to test 'n'
validity of the Confederate land sclip
of Texas, upon the ground tna' '.0
act under which the
was issued is in violation of the corsn
tuition of the United States
WHEN a man gets so lazy that star. ,.a,,
ton itself won't drive him to Work, = g. -
will usually find him running lGi
on a labor reform ticket.-HdWEes"