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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10
HAWAIIAE BILL TELEPHONE COMP z
Reduction Of Rates

IRON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER
Il S0th $50 the Telephones o. fhis Company within
ihe district Of Honolulu vii be rented - The following
reduced rates viz;
For Places of Busiuess---.- e 60 per month
For Private Ifssideuces-- - 10 per E7plin.
Payable quarterly 70 =dvance. J. =. BROW
TE sms SECRETARY.
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Garden Seeds for one-Half Acre.

We viii ssppy the following SEED. which uiH fsIly
crop Gar1cu g half an acre. for slsso The same
viii supply 8 iar-c sized family wiih Vegetables
thrcu-hoEt the YEAR
Ouc o. Asparagus, qaart q Evals % SORTS. o.
Beet, O. Caulifugcrs. oz. Caohagc- Carrot !
q1aft Corn. pkg E-- Piaut o. Lettuce SORTS; !
quart Li1la Beans. Mustard Melons. Okra- Onions.
Parsley PaEsuips. Pepper Faupkrs, Peass, Rsdsh,
squash. spinach. Llrlip> . papers e Sweet Herbs,
ALL FRESH SHEDS
10 i or purpose tu recommend nothing lui what
knou 60 Be- u yalre, and What W. know from ezpcr-
ience VII grow On tacse islands We kavc 50 acres o.
Orchard Property iu addition % thai occupie by the
NrTsetes u NaF4. Valley, Calfnula, FROM which an
or orders for these islands zrc flcd
Our Stock is r44sr catirtiv without irrigation. the
roots in pence. being Theron, and spread
il- ald the trees standing r1usQ lutiuE much better
than those grown ia sandy soil WITH Irrigation.
To Correspondents--Write piainly tlc uamcs
and nm Der ftrccs aud plants wanted Address 90
ALLEN HERBERT. Honolulu.
II rrc receive your orders he'ar, AR HERBEKT->
departure FOX sau Fr1ucisco by she steamer o. Aoscm-
Der i' yrG VIII receive yUll racs and Plants BOZ Jauu
arr aud February the proper time 10 paut
81 ALLEN HERBERT.
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EI}OM y IAEIHE PAA { bAI
-aeSl Mill Hzmzk-l- Hawaii, q AT.e dappled gay
s+Ntt Hs-=c. b-aadeI 7 and &c IN Ti-hi hip !
- Sam 1ire 8 reward Of - 10 any Person re
traf tla Here 90 mes OF. 30 s-qieu - adaifional
10 lnr uor Eh1 zl lead % fhe arrest and conrieton
IA ~ inca JOSE y FEBEIRA-
- Bi1ek-uith. Paauhsu Nil
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10

IL wsiIutu ta1-eoIlector being doEn az Ma
I4ll B. -atc1 travelling Cinnamon ard collect
t1eir taxes before they lcft tie distinct demanded
taxes from r lLllalLsn, 10 sud that he had no
-la-rv lrr IZr-colfec.1r felt E1s pocket and c5s-
c1vl-ai -Ia. De lied he Celestial then took out
bis purse 81 pay and Ebsu n the Gct be let pack
-.s q d-1--1 fan 20 the ground Having received
his taxes tie collector passed him over 20 the ten
der c-rl Of q @ ilcela1 who vas there On uIal
tle q s-uaIt pleaded guilty Of having opiun II
7,-sscssi=1 ana Judge Aholo fined him II the sum
Of S15l4 and gave him three days wherein to
r1I1sis "a ihz f1ct that the way Of the tra1ssTes
= -
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NOTICE.
Good Patching Pasturage

WNOR HORSES IN MASOA VALLEY. THIS
II Pasture Il securely enclosed. and has an abun-
dance Of fresh water F5r particulars inquire Of
A. A. MONTANO,
&c = Photograph GALLERY Fort street
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A-zuac she travellers - sasss FalyFa-y o-oi7e,ea
SIS e ist PaciSc who oZn,e II tAs Nlrgess, n
tszt s. as - IL aztz-sl poz3srs extSzi hsre-
S Nr- Scarzs5i- the p-sSsStzt e TIE Sc1r-ast
Ltd =-5 Elshoz-srGraE No--QE-v q Sll iran
zssca 40 s4ksS sAo-s setSaa e plazsZ7e. ard
zs-= LIS sssy VII go the Islx73s sS tao-cccaly
rs tfz1e VII permit Mr. ScA-zlsi ve-t BY ths
l- vesse75Sv e. ro-te for the vciest-la
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Ta-g q-isi,y indeed hsvs the o-ErcoS relative 10
51,.zsz5-iz 'lz1s rz1lsE' fro-z incoming Chimes
rasl 7it 4ssle b Ii psTSles ol1os-led. a-sd Tie
Glsl-1z1l-1 -1.11-stsss Gyz-os 10 desire 10 l-ves
s1zat1- E-ulaE-v cz aco1-zs q tie rs-Al.l--seiTA
All-la- matter vLlc1 slol41 have caused Sol2s
.E-.l action --zi1s- NJ Gibson e7e this, VS. tie
falt1csila- IA the Es-s. q which KATe- Be = II
ta-v u- q AsE3 tly d TIE Chinese q-1rter II Sl1
Era-csSsa. a most p,Gi1 and urvz--lshed ssle
aa--- q sl-el las cl-se1 cn---,e-t nos olly
o. stz E--t.-- O-1ce- Ia Attorney Gt1e-al's Of
a,., ta.il 5;5er oE5cas ia-,-5izg tie MErshsl's.
5--zslcs-' --1z t5tvs--1-s-
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T.1 atzz5s-sos he Eoao,slz L5a-S-.r and Rcd
i-c Boc AsSoc5stioz MA s; tie rcazaS % TIE L.
sszTy "a tx crezi.s q ihs II lzsi- I'D elecse3
to- .llE,z111 ce-tls-e- o-E1f-S tx ~ t-S-l1-
sl-r7= PrCss5szi :. K nl1c- Via Frsss6s1t Y. n.
Scg,i- Sec-ltEFy. Il A. HsrIssles; IrSSS1res. A. 1.
Sa1zil. f-->sesS !. Cs-sgTisli. A. :. Ha-tuel,
Rev C.. n k3r5e- Eaz-y NsfC-a1-Se- Waller aili,
II Ers-sr<
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Els-e 80 ~ p=a's- sa>=Fss,= S5vsz 70 the
us= c--sle-s % Oaha Cs..e,c a. Pc2zh0a Psrk
-. Er551v 5rsuIlc Al, Interested n tbs i2Ssitl-
--1z- l- b e5-5z-lo- -zs-Aliy. q = E1s 1sE
sa1-1z-s uz-.5rzss-lE. ar invited - BE- p-sSsul-
HE res Col.cce hall vi. = illuminated and oTNn
saz u1h.sc EaSqsc-1al- Ils-s Wi k Sc-1e II
t--zssl szi5-1szaS a15 sze zszEl evening rsfresh-
r-s--~ rs Is uLL BE- q DpO1llCai evening, tins
t--r--15IF El 5l-sbssly tz-G ozi - EazSsy 70 e.
rs III -55e o1z Is Ez=Lhoz- AID participate II
il- fasszTI.lzs OF the oscssol-
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S'ze 5ae liihlzrsrAs q Tie 1Il5rass ans Ala
z-asa an zau Displayed s. s,a r--ai'> o.z-t.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10

Ils residents Of Wailusl cry, dust dus., dust.
A- the present moment they iuhale and live Ia
.5Est n little col lEd vo1ld De relief the qoes
ficl Is when HlI ihey SET IL Dusi. Of course-
means ir11-Lf. and TIE dro1cLt Is a Serious mat
tgr 81 the E-rlsparlty % the whole island
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TIE 5r11Elt still continues all over Maui. and
ruz-y. indeed tie majority ot Iaro patches are
llry5ls ~. s-li no Signs u rain Inc suppiy Of
Il.iE is rEzZi-- EaTE Short and II this weather
continues tie residents uil have 20 fan back
the h1EEi1 compound q Ei-coss sugar, &c. yclePt
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rsz-S--s Il - slas 10 rsSo-s sAxs IL yoz-S MA
Es- SzrVsscS sEorrsll oz sse raor=.SlS Of tic ~
5lsi. ss.s-lrsei 70 perform Palsos &ziy With h,s
c-stozs o11s-S u s-TsSstzC So1,s q t1e Cares
,- c1s ua-SraSs sc- eg5z2 SzaoSluc- he C1fzese
d5l uc- -ecr--ize t1S zutkc-lty sld uzceTlu-o-
-5--s'y t--5.fs5 I'm and assistants CT & thel-
c-r-ts-s- 1-d Mosril EEs os7pele1 - ca-i o.
rair- ss5sszzcs 10 saw efz-seaL Nsfte AZ excite
1l5lt uSs rrtvlisai ST tbs EAzrf.
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Notice of DissoIution of Partnership
Partnership Notice.

for h- uufpose o. crying te business Of dsaln-
~ Dry and fancy Goods and General Acrchsndise 10
H1rs.aia. Dahu- CHUNG LIN TN.
COO LIN KIN
Boae,-1a oct ~ 1s-a Esz
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10 ihe PIOpIIei0Is Of SugaT MIIIs.

As AGENT FOR FIRST CLASS
\ ARTISANS. sLe ludcrsiglsd j. rreuarrd - Clr-
rsef m hiidinr Perforated o- Ar f5-rlfe1 WA
arrft disuaIfh according 10 re teerl. ~ ftr izig
ealelraiad rtelIcli yrufsslol fsantfs flruniF 30
fes.or % cheuestry q he hnle-scnlen slasrsitF
f,iaarta scotland. Protecting 80 11rics from Az
nal AIRY Patent irf,inrrzeufs er k1Tlififs rAicn
imgaf ihe soHdlfF Vi ne work 1ri temiulsh re o.
M roers efsefua oa-aiao-rt tia1f riz- sasln- -
an iaf0r DYING fhelis irl-Ig1T1. aa-rrs. ttr.
IS gm E-utELEf "a Qa-fa sifsrf.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10

The Auditor Gsls-al. Hon J. : N-l2e-- plainly
states 5hai zo-e C tie money, received from ils
Chinese Immigrants Who arrived y thls Fo-t o1l-
5-c las April has been pll INTO the t11s- = %
Ireasurv q. n llt sal tie Tslhl--t so h1a.1i p 3
rr1lszhlv tie expression g tie PreUE5 and his
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The.Press
THE FOREMOST REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER
FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL YEAR, 1884.
Weekly Press s1.oo Year.
Daily Press, 5000 Year.

The coming year will be notable. Congress,
divided between Republican Senate and a
democratic House, will be busy President
!a..Eing The great battle of Protection against
Zee Trade will agitate the Capitol and the
country. The Presidential campaign will be the
hardest fought and most exciting political
struggle for quarter of century. Europe, in
The opinion of the best informed, tremDles on the
eve of u great war.
VIA such an outlook live newspaper which
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excels 1t In all the elements which SO to mako up
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Besides being q complete newspaper, THE
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tinns from the foremost writers in various
branches, gives the practical things that people
want TO know on the farm and in the garden. The
NELPING HAND FOR WOMEN or Home Depart
Ilent, edited by Mrs. Kate Upson Clark, Is full
Of information hints and happy thoughts for every
w..e, mother and head of household.
4 groat feature of the coming year will be the
Mshly valuable letters of JOSEPH ID. WEEKS on
Wages of Working men, the general conditions OF
Labor and the Cost OF Living in Europe as com
pared with America. Mr.. Weeks, who had charge
uf this subject for the Census OF 1880, has made Il
a life study, and has been abroad this year con
tuctlng special investigation. His letters viii
give the facts as to earnings In all the various
Industries, the purchasing power OF wages strikes
tradesunionsm, arbitration, etc.
Tic WEEKLY PRESS is full of choice home read
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| fashion notes, recipes, gleanngs from curren
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saltwater JOttings.

The Christian Church at Cambria is now
completed. 1t is beautiful structure and
very tastily finished and is an ornament to
the town and an honor to the community
that contributed so literally towards its
erection, 1t will be dedicated on Lords
day. Rev. o. A. Bartholomew Of Phila-
delphia will oficiate assisted by the Pas
tor, D. NJ Kinter. All are invited and a
hearty welcome to all.
Mr. John A. Deuel. and Miss Annetta d.
Cole of Benton called at the residence of
the Christian Minister on the evening of
the 10Th inst. and went away as Mr.. and
Mrs. Deuel.. Success to them and pleas
ant voyage through life.
Beautiful Snow" is now in order. Let
us take ride.
A merry Christmas to all our friends-a
fat turkey and good cheer.
The meeting at Cambria will be protracted
few weeks
Hon. j. B. Smith of Kingston, Pa, pre-.
sented the Cambria Christian Church with
a ninety -four dollar bell. Good for broth
er John. II. Z. PORTER.
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Centre Notes.

The festival at the Grange Hall was a
success. While some were eating oysters
it was proposed to have square dance.
John Scott whistled for the first set, and
then violin was procured for the next.
Before leaving they agreed to meet at
Esq Hidlay's on the Friday evening fol-
lowing, and great many did so and spent
Il pleasant evening.
Conrad Hippensteel and wife, and Eliz-
abeth Ruekle were in attendadce at the
Hidlay church Sunday last.
Miss Jennie Snyder, of Orangeville,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Della Hldlay.
Leapyear is almost here again. Will
our girls be as courageous as ever?
On Saturday last quite number OF
friends and relatives met and surprised
Isaac Erwine and family. 1t was a com.
plete surprise to all, and presents were
| numerous. Mr.. Erwine has been suffer
ing for several years with cancer in hi;
face, but has been spared to see the com,
ing of another winter,
A few of our Centre folks attended q
roast at Catharne brakes on Saturday
last, and report II good time, also /
"square meal"
| There was also roast at Mrs. Anni
Millers on Saturday, Her children anC
the neighbors were present to enjoy he
hospitality.
Rev, Bodine preached good sermon a
Hidlay church Sunday last, text "Wha
think ye of Christ?"
Our sexton, George Remley, had
warm house on Sunday last for Sabbatl
school al the Hidlay church. We have n
doubt he will do his duty as "a sexton.
ENTIRE Nous.
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Fur collars, fur Sloves,
caps, fine SeaJsbin caps,
Skating, drivinS and alL
the noUeJtieS can be found
at ID. LOUenber6'S.

Baird's Minstrels is one OF the best
troups of the kind on the road, The Eas-
ton Daily Argus Of December 4th says of
them; 'The company makes favorable
impression from the moment Of its arrival
in town. The members are well looking
and well dressed, and they make up a
very large and very excellent band among
them. They gave the best street music on
Centre Square, yesterday morning, that
has ever been given by a minstrel CON-
pany in Easton-and we have had some
very strong organizations here too. And
last night their splendid instrumental mu-
sic was feature of the show which de-
lighted everybody. Their fir st part is very
good, the solo singing being acceptable
and the concerted music very fine, while
the witticisms of the end. men are really
funny, and not "weary, flat, stale and un-
profitable" 1t concludes with n travestie
of operate music, introducing the CATCH
ing airs from the most popular of the OPP
eras, and Harry Pierson as prima donna.
Lew Benedict and Joe Hart lead the COM
edians at either end, and each of them is a
whole show in himself. And there is no
pause in the performance from first to last,
but, without break for nearly thee hours,
it keeps right along with one accompani-
ment of laughter and applause. The
specialties are excellent and gained we'll
deserved applause throughout" Blooms
Opera House, December 2lst.
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The "Jersey Shirt |"
The Jersey Shirt ! Fine
UnderclothinS. II full
line at ID. L0WenberS'S.
Court Proceedings.

On motion of c. G.. Barkley, John G.
Scouten member of Sullivan county sworn
as member of the Columbia County bar.
Estate of Seth Hartman. Replication of
petitioner filed.
Estate of Mary c. Musgrove. Returned
tinued.
Estate of VIM. Ivey. Petition for sale
of real estate and decree flied.
W. II. Bright agent, vs.. James Carr, ct.
al. Judgment on motion for want of ap-
pearance.
Estate of c. F. Harder. Report of audit
confirmed nisi
Sheriff Mourey acknowledged the follow
ing deeds in open court:
To Peter Swank, tract of land, Locust
Township, sold in name of John Derr for
$500.
To Lavina Robbins ! acre in Fishing
creek Sold in name of Cyrus Robbins for
$780,
VIM. Christman appointed auditor in es-
tate of Jacob Evans.
Petition filed for road in Sugarloaf near
Newton Harrington.
Petition of County Commissioners for
the inspection of the workmanship of a
county bridge in Fishingcreek township,
filed.
Estate of VIM. G. Hurley. Petition for
| an attachment against the trustees filed
and rule to show cause granted.
Hannah Knorr estate. On petition sale
| OF realty ordered.
Seiglcr vs.. Seigler Subpoena in divorce.
| Publication ordered
Catherine Carr VS. James Carr. Libel in
divorce. Subpoena awarded.
| Kline VS.. Kline. Order for inquest con.
firmed.
| In the matter of the account Of
the Petriken estate. Rule granted to show
cause why the appointment of the auditor
shall not be suspended and the exceptions
withdrawn.
| G.. s. Books vs. Borough of Danville
Statutory writ allowed and ordered to be
issued.
VIM. F. Trembly estate. Petition for
mining lease presented
Road in Benton near John Baker, view.
er confirmed
Sale of realty ordered in the estate O
George Craig.
Inquest awarded in estate OF Catherine
Slusser.
Commonwealth VS.. Joseph May. VI
motion court ordered bench warrant to is
sue returnable January O. 1884, unless de
fendant comply with order of Court ant
appear at that time.
Frank Fritz, Augustus Everhard, ant
Asa Yorks appointed viewers of road il
Sugarloaf township, near Newton Harring
ton
A. w. White, John w. Hoffman, ant
Cyrus McHenry appointed viewers to la,
out and vacate wood road in Mt. Pleasan
township near Wash. Ruckle.
VIM. L. Manning. G. W. Knouse, Franl
Derr, T. S. Christian, A. II. Girton and r
F. Whitmoyer., appointed inspectors TO
workmanship of county bridge in Green
wood near W. P. McHenry's mill.
b. r. Davis ct al. VS.. Berwick borough
On petition to assess damages. Samut
Snyder, Z. b. Brower Mordecai Millard
DR.. E. w. NJ. Low, and Francis Evans, ar
pointed viewers.
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Roll of Honor.

The following pupils in the Espy schools
were neither tardy nor absent during the
month ending December 10, 1888.
Room No. ii. Garrison, teacher Ber-
tha Angle, Berpice Fahringer, Salle Nc
Camey, Maggie Savage, Walter Groh, Will
lie Hess, Charles Howell, Willie Trembly,
Albert Kressler
Room No. 2.-Mattie Doak, teacher;
Lizzie Hagenbach, Blanche Mckinney,
Matte Mckinney, Sue Cressler, Laura
Creveling Lena Hartman, Rose Berlin,
Matte Tronsue, Ef1ie Fahringer, Clemie
Pleasant, Harvey Rice, Joe Pursel, Maui
rice Reynolds, Harry Baker, Willie Sny-
der.
Room No. 3.-Sade Campbell, teacher !;
Charles Abbott, Creveling Baker, Domer
Geisinger, James Dougherty, Frank Shell
", Charles Dougherty, Charles stofrcr,
Clinton Hagenbuch, Joseph Carl, Bessie
Kressler, Edna Hartman, Callie Fausey,
Dorothy Walters, Bessie Kyler, Eva Green
wald.
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Holiday Excursions Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad.

The usual custom of placing on sale Ex-
cursion tickets during the holidays will
this year be observed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company; Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore railroad; Northern
Central Railway, West Jersey railroad, and
Baltimore and Potomac railroad, and to
that end round-trip tickets will be sold at
all ticket stations on the above lines on
December 22d, esd, Gath, 25th, Goth, 30th,
and 3lst, 1888, and on January 1st, 1884,
good for the return trip until January Cd,
1884. Particulars to be had at the ticket
offices of the company.
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The Book of Ecclesiastes, versifed, is
the concluding portion of the new book on
our shelves, entitled "a Royal Pastoral"
While some parts are rendered with great
literalness, other portions are considerably
amplifed; and though keeping close to
the original thought, illustrate it in various
ways, giving the reader new views OF life,
and afrording him, sometimes, a glance
upon the panorama of modern life, its
troubles and Its folies.
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A DUTY | OWE,

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A great deal of Inconvenience was
caused by the delay of the sewer pipes in
reaching here, The ditch was left open
for several days, and it was impossible to
get from one part of the town to the other
without driving either to Main or Sixth
street. There was much justihable grumb,
ling among those on Main street, whose
places of business were cut off so that
teams could not drive up to them.
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Thursday evening, January Bird Miss
Helen Potter of New York city, the most
distinguished elocutlonist of America, will
give one of her entertainments of reading
and impersonations before the Teachers
institute in the Opera House, Miss Potter's
wide reputation should secure for her a
crowded house
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YME SUN .
NEW YORK 1884.

About sixty million copies OF The Sti,, have gone
out OF our establishment during the past twelve
months.
II you We're to paste end TO end al the colums OF
all the Sl0iS printed ana sold last year YOU would
get continuous strip OF interesting Information,
common sense WISDOM sound doctrine, and sane
vii long enough 20 reach from Printing House
square TO the top OF Mount CopernicuS in the
moon, then back TO Printing House square, and
then three-quarters OF the way back TO the moon
again.
But the sun Is written for the Inhabitants of the
earth this same strip OF Intelligence would girdle
the globe twenty-seyen or twenty eight times.
II every buyer OF copy OF the SaH during the
past year has spent only one hour over It. and II
his wlleor his grandfather has spent another
hour, this newspaper In 1888 has afforded the hu-
man race tnirten thousand years OF steady reading
night and day
II Is only by little calculations like these that
you can FORM any Idea OF the circulation OF the
most popular OF American newspapers, or OF IL In
luthce on Tue opinions ana actions OF American
men and women
The S,u, is aud win continue to be, a newspa
per which tells the truth without fear O co 'se-
qaenceS which gets AT the facts no matter how
much the process costs which presents the news
oI all the world without waste OF words aud In the
most readable shape which Is working with ali
Its heart for the cause OF honest government, and
Wulcl therefore believes Jpat the Republican par
" must go ANA must go In this coming year OF our
| Lord, 1884.
II you know the Sui, you like It already. and
you VIII read II with accustomed diligence and
prOht during what Is sure 10 be the most interest
| llS year IN It's history. II you do not yet know
the Si, 1t Is high time TO get into the sunshine.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-12-21

The Lutheran Sunday school will have a
Christmas tree and appropriate exercises,
on the night before Christmas.
The Reformed congregation will have
its Christmas services on Tuesday evening.
The Episcopal Sunday school will OBJ
serve the season on Friday evening of next
week
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-12-21
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