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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12
MOrtgagees Notice OF Foreclosure and of Sale
IN ACCORDANCE WITH POWER or

i Sale contained Boo certain mortgage made BY j. 4
and r. W. huwuinui 90 Lirsh Way, dated the snd day
OF April lsoa recorded u bcr a. page 40 Notice +
hereby given that said mortgage intends forccoze
said mortgage, for condition broken. and upon said
foreclosure viii -C public auction the saiesrooms
OF = r. Adams iu HuHuluiu Monday, the eth day
uf september 1855 ut n " OF said day the premises de-
-rribot tu said mortgage as below specified.
Further paTfIruIIr- can be had Of W. r. Cattle Al
tuury 90 Law. LARIsH WAY. Murtrager
Premises 90 be- sold are. Al Waikiki. Waiana Oahu
and consist OF about % Of splendid rice and kan
land now under cultivation and having unrivard water
privileges. Title perfect
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12
4)aWaiian C5azette.

WEDNESDAY. SEPT y. lsss.

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~ ''i''i-se 'i a'iiiii'ii7' u 'i'i'ii a. =
rife, hut we have had such rumors before
and the hopes of the people have been
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"'7 ge'''' '- -'l'll''"l morning U" lug
best Joke ont Tor some time past and
thoroughly 10 was appreciated
ON +Irt lar the prH favored them
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l-irai'h ana informed th'N- u-"'A go
[ their own amusement that they, the
/ leading Ir-lue-- men had firm conf
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present aILi.liil-'- ,-'''L anu
/ power Ul Oh" kingdom
THara-t of the paper is made mp Of the
following items.
l-t The official publication of the long
DELAYED and -crUpulOusly hidden Protest,
thus C1udemuInE their own "hole and
corner proceeding
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12
THOROUGHBRED BULLS AND COWS /!
uE TEE HEREFORD HEEED

have fhr assurance Of the owner OF thi- Herd {
visit that they an lIerdBoob Recorded aud were
% practical, would De glad 90 show against any Herd iu
Herrt91dshir.r Eng been breeder for the past ten
from the Best Breeders u England, aud New Blood has
been shipped without regard 90 price shall return
stock, which viii Dee thr1UlUIrtgr- B4l- and 0uCVusr
ter Cows aged from % 90 = months. I will make
lulu several. lt desired about October o. The price
dock will De- about
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12

RATES OF PASSAGE
Cabin ....--. $50, and sIu1 Gold
According t1 AaeHmm0dati0u.
RETURN TICKETS uE EAgUEAELE TEXANS
Strsrasc...-..-..----. SIS Currency
Good raummudafi0a- can aIaHr- Ha secured 0r a o..
uTfrarir 90 WILLIAMS uIMDND g. co..
san EuUri.ru.
JAS LENANDER
% state Street Boston.
VERNON H. BROWN d. CO..
EuulfH- Green. Esr York
Notice t8 Passenger from AH-fraII-. New Zealand
and H1uuIUu-1he CunaGI Line a8H1I- MON. Cham H4HlI
facilities TO through HIa-uu-"r- from l-aHH-fHHIhr
ports fhr frequency ~ ffa slfus u~Hr1IIu al. 1a-I
hflitv Of delay iu Ngv York.
sr~ Good Accommodation l.vgEs rgs--rri-
VERNON % BROWN e. CO..
fv rf#HrH.H.H. Green Naa. THHHH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure and of
Sale.

sale contained IN certain mortgage made by Man
nea 60 Gror-c e. Williums dated the -t day of Aug
rsr fs-- NOrcr r. hereby given that aid n1rt-aEec
f1t-ad- 90 foreclnze sliL murt-u-c f1T condition
-1ken ard 1pou said foreclosure VII seIl puhiic
1n Monday the zfh day Of Septeubcrt1s, a. = NJ of
said fav. thc PREMISE described iu sad mortgage
below -Hecifel-
Furthrf plrtiCliars can b. bad q W. = Castle, At
f1--rr 10 Law. e. G.. WILLIAMS. Nnrt-1-ee.
Promises 90 b. sold arrs Situated IN hyaimaauur
Kaua Oahu and camprise - acres % AZ e rice and
kalo land set forth in L G. A. 1-s6, 20 kaht varoaa
~ 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12
NOTES..

The Ministers IN this country might take
lesson from tine conduct Of a cabinet in England
under Lord Palmorstou. The MinistrI dis-ap-
proved Of his action, but they supported him.
i" The Ministers felt bound to stand by the actions
winch they had Hnf rspudir'-i NJ tlf time r0h1,
FIFy rr.Fa a4Hs-"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12

.rfstTHder. reads somewhat n variance with
the Invitation statement: that Colony seems 10
have had is first iunmati0u from the Hawaiian
Consul at Sydney. communication has been
received by the Government from the Hawaiian
Consul in Sydney, stating that King David Kala-
kaua contemplates visit 20 the Australian
colonies, and asking whether, in the event Of his
coming to Brisbane, the Government will be pre-
pared TO accord him an official reception. We are
not aware Of the nature Of the reply sent 10 this
very peculiar request. Perhaps II vii be a some
what difficult matter decide what sort Of Official
reception would be due to such a visitor and cer-
tlinly Il seems rather odd for royalty TO admit
anxiety on a point 20 trivial
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12

. country and private indi
TE.GH- - readily obtain money These
..H-s arp patent % any business man
ont then the Mudjlor Is not a man Of
business. he Is more ignorant upon such
matters than tha ygriest Junior clerk.
How serious tins Portuguese matter Is
may ho Judged from the following facts.
This is not che first time that the Imm
grafton has been tampercd with. No sooner
did the Gibson Cabinet come into office
than o. tclogram was sent putting q stop
90 Portuguese Immigration After that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12
STPKEME COI-RT az rIE ma.

- WAitAN ISLANDS. In Probate In the Estate
ut JOHN fOGO. OF HouOulu. deceased, tntestat.
Before Nj. Justice Austin.
On reading and filing the petition Of kahauleo w D.
and kaua, her husband Of koolaupoko. Oahu alleging
that John Pogo, Of Waiaholc, ko0laupoko. died intes
tate 40 said NaiahOlc the 18th day Of March. A D.
l, aud privinr that letter. Of Administration issue
90 them.
it b. ordered that MONDAY. the 1T d,
OF October A-h. lSoi. at no O'Clock an be
and hereby Is appointed for hearing said pc.
titiuu before thg said Justice in the Conrt
Room Of this Court, az Honolulu, at which time and
place gu persons concerned may appear and show
causC, t any they huyrhy said petition should not be
granted aud that this order be published In the King
sh and Hawaiian languages for three successive week
boz the HswNusN GAZETTE aud Ks0toa, newspaper
BOZ ilUuuIuIu.
Dated H1nolaiu, II. l.. September lrd, A.D. 1881.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12
II. arriEaI ID a ssntIenan In ID. % - Ii.

IHE arrival Of a gentleman IN this city who has
been attendant physician on the Queen Of MAZDA
Cascar, with Other events of less local nature,
naturally attracts attention TO that island, and ia
the language Of Bfrfsfrsef ''Its annual foreign
trade resources and government have been the
subject Of special reports Tamatsve. the seat Of
the alleged ofense TO Great Britain by zell11s
French admiral, has population of about 500
only. or these about 60 are Europeans, 100 or
more arc British Indian subjects, and between 900
and 60 are Creoies. There IS one large CONNER
cial house at Iamatave, branch Of a London con
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12
Administrator Notice
THE UNDERSIGNED NNINE

THE INDERSIGNE ED HAVING
Il been appointed administrator OF iIo estate Of D.
haaua. late OF NIkaWaU. deceased notice b. hereby
given 90 al ptE-gu- having claims against the said
estate to present ilr same duly authenticated with the
proper vouchers, whether secured by mortgage 0r other
wise, 90 thc undersigned within -iz months from the
date hereof they win be forever barred and par
sons indebted lu llr said estate uUriEuG 90 make
immediate payment fn tle underlined no his 0Hfrf
kaahumauu Street. UHunIHIl
W. AUSTIN WHITING.
Administrator n. TIH Estate of D. kHHrH deceased
Honolulu August IE 1sS.I g=I d.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12
MOrtgagee's Notice of foreclosure and ofsale
IN ACCORDANCE WITH POWER OF

4 sale contained IL certain mortgage made lIy Jo-
Faai 20 William Dean, dated the 2ith day Of May iseI
recorded Doc hbcr IS page ibj Notice l. hereby given
that said muTu-rr Intends TO furUcosc said mortgage
for condition broken and upon said f0reclo will
sell at public auction at thC salCsr00ms of ? Adams
u Honolulu, u1 Monday, the eth dnv 30
ISL, az T. NJ OF said day, the prr
said mortgage u- below specified
Further particulars can be =
lurugy at Law. WILLIS
Premises Co Dc sold ares
comprising two fine trar. this
lrrrs both iu WHkiu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12
Sprridi Clothes.


ROOMS--Neat and costly Fur
ui-hcd Rooms eau De had bv early application at
lHi5I NO.IGARDEN LANE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12

900 the right, title and interest OF the sai.
iu thn urm of kwoug Hop Wal Co. -ituate,t.
ci 1i hlucohe hoolau Island 0f Oahu the same bel
a Rico Plantation.
Also. ulI Die right trIo aud Interest In and 10 T =.
following Leases OF Lands used f0r ld Plantation w
lI-Ial-s from HuIihcr. dated April end 1g.s n,
Aulna ui ROYAL Patent Ss.. tcrmsiO years frum Ma
ifi1 61I0J 0f am aero
.i.-Lea-e rom e ? llulihcc, dated June 10Th Is7s
plfchos, g SlN per auuum.
NsI-L'asn from 2. q. luiiheu Of ROYAL Patent "a A
!.a dated February 18th, l-i9 TERMS wears from
MaIeh lsLr rl''9 ai So per auuum with privilege of :
grs more. subject t0 fhe above terms and condition
l11lU % au acre.
Lease from B.. =. lluIihse. dated April 18th 1851
I'D gelrs. % SO per aunum-Hi1 acre.
.5'-Laa-e from kaauvloaiua OF Apaua o " KniesB,
-'lr Inrmsnln years from May 1T is9s Al al p.r
auuuu and recorded ber %, folio tli OsG of IN ~,
.hI-L0lse from X. kl1Iiko Of Kulsaua is.s date,
november ifh. 1870. THrms-l0 years rom Nover,br
!stl-ti, at $40 per auuum, and recorded Iber ~
Ws. -patcIcs
F.-Le1se frnr- e. e.. Harris of 8 .
gnrugn OF Ilia idat. kclahala. Kr-
-i-i, lN.t. Term ears from h"-f'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12

...-s again Mr.. Searle uses an insidiou.
method Of implication. Our cane plant
er~ and sugar manufacturers are iat re
tuers in any sense Of the word. Al they
do j. 10 make a good marketable article
and apply their talents 10 the best Of their
ability, 70 get as much sugar from an acre
OF cane as they can. l. there any thing
SO heinous or SO disgraccful in a man ii
Nslng means by which he can make the
most of hIs crop. Ii has been sheWn
again and again that the grade Of sugar
exported 10y the Hawaiian Island. since
the reciprocity Treaty came into opera
uon is on am average Of less ergde than il
was bTa the treaty came INTO operation
We again repeat these figures. Tor they
should HT. be lost sight Of.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12
TrgaI -IdrrrfisfmrHfs.
I-nnI.,rr CnI-RT nF ME ma.

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
= WAIAN ISLANDS. In Prohaie-In ihe matter
.aF Che Guardilushi- of DORA and fAl I lSENBkRI.
40 Chambers before Hon. A. p Judd Chief Justice.
Ou reading and dlfug the petition aud accounts Of
Charles N Cooke Guardian q the persons and proper
r af Dora and Paul lstubcrE minors. wherein he asks
fa be allowed stt t- 80 and charges himself with So
HS - aud asks that the srme may be examined and
approved and that order may BE- made of dsiribu-
tlon OF tbr property remaining In hi- hands 10 inc
persons thereto ruttl7 and dischargur him and his
suretes from u further rrspousihiitv a. such Guar
dian of Dora IsJuberc only.
10 Is ordered that FRIDAY, Che nineteenth day o.
October A. ID 1Sl 40 fu O'Clock M, before the said
Justice 40 Chambers n fhr Court House ~ Honolulu,
De and The hereby is appointed a. The time and
place Tor hearing said petition and accounts and that
am persons Interested may then and there appear and
show cause any they have Why the same should nv
hr granted and nav present evidence a. 20 whs arr
entitled thr said prnpcTys And that this crder IN
the EuEiAh language De Published iu the HAuAnAN
GtfErrE o newspaper printed and published II Homo
uiu for THREE successive weeks previous 60 the tine
therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated Houuinlu, u l.. ihis 5th day sept A-D, ls>i
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Chief Justice supreme Court
mHa :
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12

We positively refuse 90 open accounts for Pas-age-
and We particularly can The attention 90 the travelling
plainly marked. fHr Srarra- uf nor Be responsible
f1f any unmarked B1--a-c or far Freight or PARCELS
unless Receipted for.
Freight None Dzs on Demand.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12

check 1t took Messrs Hoffnung q Co. sir
aas'ls 20 get back 20 their deposition and
eutailed a loss on them Of between t4,O0O
and t5.O00. Business houses are not
likely, for the sake Of the whims OF ann
competent old man, top put themselves very
frequently in such Q position. We may
lose our Portuguese Immigration alto
gether Information In our hands Is ex-
phcit on the point, that the Portuguese
Government Is none too favorable TO the
immigration 20 these islands Ii would
rather see the tide turn IN the direction OF
its own colonies. It is only the influence
and energy Of MesSr~. Hottnung a Co.
and their agents that enables us % get a
good supply Of labor from the Portuguese
possession
. It can readily Doe seen then, how serious
q blow has been dealt us II Is high time
that this state Of affairs should come 70 an
end There are other revelations TO be
made. which viii startle the people OF tins
country still more: II the prosperity Of
Hawaii j. o. continue, q clean sweep Of
Incompetence and corruption must be
made and we must have IN It's place ability
and purity 1t Is no light task which the
new cabinet has before il, but we have men
who can even now, put things on proper
footing: but they must be called before It
is too late,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12
COURT. FOURTH JU.

\. llNlAl NflNlLs tlANlllAm l-lAnl- IN Efnnllt ~
thc Estate % WILLIAM HODGE, deceased. tHssstate
Before the Circuit Judgc az Chambers.
on reading and lliug the petition of james l. Dow.
-eff of Honolulu, H. L. claiming 90 be cre,itor ~
Kauai, II. L. died intesta.C AZ said Wainiha on IN,
eih day Of iuy A. d isi and PRAYING that letters n
Admiuis strltion issue to james N Gibson
% b. ordered that WEDNESDAY the f0fh d,v q,
October A. ID ISL, Al 10 O'Clock a m, be and hcrrev
b. appointed for hearing said petition before said ~
uce. iu the Court House Al Hanaei, Kauai at vhirh
time and place an persons concerned may appear ana
show cause N any they have, Why sad petition should
not BE- granted. aud that this order Sc published In
Eugsh and Hawaiian for three successive weeks In
the HAWAIIAN GAEErrE and ~kuokna. respectively
newspapers in Honolulu. JACOB HARDY
15iN Circuit Judge Fourth Judicial District
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12

- WAiIAN ISLANDS. In Probate. Island af
UlhH. Hawaiian lslaud=. sss-In the matter Of he
estate Of JAMES g. HAYsELDEN late n IIonoiuin.
deceased Order Appointing Time Tor Probate Of wili
and Directing Publication of Notice Of the same
document. purportiug 10 be the last VIII and tesla
mcnt o. James g. Hayeldcn, deceased. having the a
day Of sept, 4 p lsoi, been presented 20 said Pro,
Tor the issuance o. letters tcstamentary John ;
Walker aud Frederick II. Hayseldeu having been aed
hy John =. Walker.
s hereby ordered that IN RsDAN, the 9Th day of
sept. A. D. isoi. 40 10 O'Clock a. m. of said day a.
the Court Room Of said Court at Aliiulaui Hale in
Honolulu De, and the same is hereby appointed the
time for proving sld VIII and hearing said application
when and whore auy person interested appear and
contest che said Will and the granting u letters
meutAy.
publication for four successive weeks In the uAwAuAN
GAzErrE, newspaper published and printed in Homo
mlu.
Dated Honolulu u. J.. sept. %. iss1
BENI. n. AU USTIN.
~ L.. ~ -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12

ti1us. and ~ Der g. folio
ll -Lsa-uE1m J Kamaua o
Patent i1aL dated Apri. sth.
from dan11ry l-t l-t-, at 20 0per
IH.r ~ I9I.N- ll-Hir Wiil the priv
upHu 'aa same f0Fu4 aud enndifiI
r- Lease from K1auwar4fHa q
October EI. $50 Te-m--5 -
T--r.af So 1rrauurm with 1rf
HnnH rLH same terms AMI r1rIif
Hbar 81. f0raHf1 $50 p ~ a.ra
r4 ra-.. f..- IA -..r-
r--- r4r5 vr4-s 80 -9a..,i.
Muhlh
..---.f.rrrf..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12
NnIIl

DURING NY TEWplIts
II s.ue' frH .". E.u-l .4
y. WOOD q 3 kH.-... Mr I-T-
UmrT VIE ruaH nf W1nn.r.
f1I powu Of 1lfH-uHr.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Jan. s, 1854, the OXFORD DEMoCRAr viii
appear in an enlarged form. 1t viii bt
permanently increased to an eight column
paper.
The issue OF Jan. 5, 1884, viii be the first
number OF the 5lst volume. DR.. VIM. B
Lapham, late Agricultural Editor OF the
Mime FTy7aer, author OF Lapham's Histo-
~ of Woodstock, etc, has been engaged
20 write history OF the first tltty years OF
the DEMOCRATS existence This article
viii appear Jan. 5, 1854, and will be OF
great interest. Il viii treat Of all those
who have edited the DEMOCRAT, from its
first editor, Judge Jos. G. Cole, including
Hon Hannibal Hamlin, Hon. J. J. Perry,
DR.. T. II. Brown and others. The promi-
uent position which the DENoCRAr has a.
ways taken in National and State politics,
viii be fully set forth.
An Agricultural Department viii be in
troduced In the issue Of Jan. ;, 1854. Mr..
B. Walker McHeen, 4 practical farmer OF
Fryeburg. has been engaged as Agrieul-
tural Editor. Mr. McKeen is well known
in the western part OF Oxford County, and
we are well satisfied viii soon be IS well
and favorsbly known throughout the entire
County, by the'ability with which he viii
conduct the Agricultural Department OF
he OXFORD DENiOCRAT.
Subscribe 81 once. Every new subscriber
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FRYEBURG.-Mr Eugene Adams work
man in Emery * Fellows's saw mill, caught
his right hand on the saw so that amputa-
ton OF three fingers and the thumb was
required DR.. Geo. II. Shedd performed
the operation.
Shirley Cousins are building ~ addi-
tion TO their mill.
The winter term OF the Academy opened
with about seventy scholars-an unusual
number for this term. There will be no
school Monday aud Tuesday, 20 allow those
from away 70 spend Christmas al home.
The stores are full of holiday goods.
Mr. Gerry has an unusually fine assortment
for country store. His windows are
very attractive. especially 70 the little
folks.
There Will be tie usual public Christmas
trees. etc. under the direction of the differ
ent religious societies.
The winter term in Dist. No. l began
last week. Mr.. F. W. Powers, the town
School Supervisor, is the teacher.
Miss Pingree VINO taught acceptably in
this district, last summer and fall, is teach
ing al the Harbor.
Thursday the Congregational circle met
al the parsonage with Mrs. Mason.
Az the request OF some who are anxious
to learn TO sing, Mr.. NJ. c. Powers, has
consented TO teach singing school this
winter. The class will meet at the chapel
one evening week throughout the winter.
Mr. Powers is a lover Of music and fine
singer himself, and will doubtless prove a
good teacher.
Rev. c. J. Clark of Portland, the pre-
siding Elder, Of this District, will hold q
quarterly meeting at the NJ. (. Church,
Sunday forenoon and evening.
Dir. and Mrs. Seavey are housekeeping
on Towle ST. Mrs. Seavey is fine organ
ist and hss Just received one of Beatty's
best organs, and is now prepared TO give
lessons on reasonable terms, TO those who
desire such instructions. INo.
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WE have neglected, for some time,

We have neglected, for some time, to
acknowledge the receipt of little volume,
entitled Universal Photography" re-
ceived from the publishing house OF Lee &
Shepard, Boston. This little handbook
is edited by s. G. Allen, Principal OF the
Allen Stenographic Institute, Boston. The
method introduced is very simple and sys-
tematic. 1t is the easiest method to learn
we have yet found. With few hours
practice, we were enabled to write the
consonant sounds of many words. Sever
al parties testify that after about three
months study by this method, they have
become sufficiently expert to receive posi-
tions as stenographic reporters in business
houses. Rev. DR.. Hill of Portland, for
merly President of Harvard College, COM
mends the method. The hand book sells
for 80 cents, and many of our young and
ambitious readers could by an investment
of that small sum, find profitable and
pleasant method of employing their long
winter evenings. Good stenographers
are scarce, and command large salaries.
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own onInlon. in regard to this method of

own OpiniOus III iesai" y" '
gathering news.
The dress making business of Mrs. f. d.
Maxim, whose advertisement appears 'u
this paper, has so increased as to require
the constant assistance OF two skiliiul
seamstresses, and Misses Hattie L. White
of South Paris and Florence Holden OF ox-
ford are permanently engaged. The iash'
iouable public may rely on having all or
ders entrusted to her care filed In first
class manner and a perfect fit warranted
Asa result OF liberal advertising In the
DEMOCRAT, A. NJ. Gerrys fine stock oil
holiday goods are now receiving their due
need OF admiration, and the clerks COM
plain Of being "d,cful tired" The MIN
rods OF the sporting fraternity may be In
terested to know that Gerry, who Is an
authority in sporting matters, has the
largest stock of goods in their line to DC
found in the County. lie reports the sale
of twenty.three flrst-elsss breech-loading
shot guns since last September
DIR. Z. b. Holden Is n firm believer In
the efficacy OF Printers Ink" and the ben
eft to be derived from judlcious advertis'
ing. lie says that his well displayed adj
vertisements in this paper have resulted
in bringing him a constant throRg OF WIS.,
itors and most excellent seasons trade.
His motto Is "lrst oil your store to over
flowing with the most elegant goods OF
the seasons and then give them liberal
advertising" This Is enough 20 say OF
holiday goods, his visitors viii put In all
the EXCAVATIONS and adjectlyes needed.
Samuel F. Morse and Elisha NJ Stevens
OF Minneapolis are in town for the holi'
days.
Mrs Bolster, widow OF the late Capt
Gideon Bolster, has been dangerously slcs
and is still very low.
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OUR READERS

Should not fail TO visit the store OF tli-'
der & Estes, So Lisbon St, opposite N-'
sic Hall, Lewiston, and examine their are
stock Of Holiday Goods, consisting 10 par
Of Books Of all descriptions, and for per
sons OF all ages; Photograph, Auto-rlp.'
and Scrap Albums Rogers's AMI Wes''
Statuary; Pictures OF all kinds AMI Picture
Frames, Velvet, Plush and Gilt Francs
Easels; Graphoscopes, Stereosc5qe' ah'
Views; Writing Desks, Papeter.e-, lbs
Stands, Gold Pens ard Pencils; JtToI,.
Pocket Knives, Shears and Scissors. 81.
Books, Wallets, Shopping Bags, Purse
Hand Mirrors, Brushes, Combs, GenS
Toilet Sets, 0dor Cases, Christmas sl'
Birthday Cards, besides many other ,t'l
dard goods for all the year and no'e.l.'
for the season. They also have the iar5t''
stock OF New Room Papers, Border,'N 'n u
dow Shades, Fixtures, etc, to be Iounl ~
the city, and all at the lowest prices
The children like 1t. It IS pleasant 70
take and affords immediate RELIEVE t.
fer to Jadwin's Tar Syrup. Z. b. Holden
sole agent for Paris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-12-25

GnEAD, Dec. 1--we have been having
some quite cold weather for few days
past, the thermometer, one morning, being
as low as ten below. Almost everybody S
aqueduct is freezing up on account of low
water. l understand there is but one az.
ueduct running at the village.
]. W. Bennett has his new steam mill
well under construction. He expects 10
have it running in about three weeks. The
new boiler has arrived ard other machin
cry is expected soon.
J.P. Skillings, who has bought out W.
f. Skillings & CO., is doing good bust.
ness in his mill. He has bought lot Of
birch, on the stump, OF Dana Wight, and
is having it cut, and drawing il on wheels
to the mill 10 work up.
T. G. Larry is cutting about three hun
dred cords Of birch which he will draw to
the birch mill. Everybody is waiting for
snow. b.
Everybody has doubtless been satisfied
in that direction, by this time. ]-ED.