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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-07-24
Weak Kidneys Cured.
COETOOCOoK, 7. Il.
March 2 1921

GONTOOCOOk, \. IT.
March 8, 1890.
IhaTe been greatly troubled with RhcunR-
tism and Weak Kidneys. I WAS adyiaed to
try ALLCoCEs Porous PLAsTERs Dad used
two other kinds OF so-caLcl Porous PlaGtcrs,
which did me no good, but ore OF yours has
worked ike 4 charm. g;Ting me complete re-
Lief, a2d have lot b"eI troubled with Shcu-
Inatism and Kidney Complaint since us;ng
them, AID 7 consider myself cured.
EDWARD D. DuaHnAH
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ALLCCCK'e
PEiL., SOS NORTH THIRD e7.,
E.:isrnnrY 1883

have been using ALLCooR's PoRoUs PLAs-
TIERS for number of years and always with
marked benefit. I have been much troubled
with Muscular rheumatism; haze been treat
cd by Eve cE our best physicians without re-
ccIVInS any FelicE wiIatcveT. then Used ALL
CocR's PLASTER OF the parts affected aud
can assure you The pain has almost entirely
left NE. can recommend them to every CGe
Es the best plaster made. I have tiled OTHER
kinds Hut found then worthless.
3 e GALIAHSR
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-; Pullman Sleeper, daily, on Express 10.
3, New York to Chattanooga, via Harrisburg,
connecting ut Roanoke with Pullman Sleeper
New Orleans via Knoxville and Atlanta aud
at Dalton with Pullman Slccpers for jackson
Vile, making virtually no change New York u
Florida, and New York to Now Orleans.
Pullman Parlor Car, daily except Sunday, on
Express No. 1, between Philadelphia aud
LEiEaav, via Harrisburg.
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MECHANICAL.
j. w. B1Ess1xe.l FL. BE11ER.
BLESSEM & BELLER,
Successors to James W. Butt,)
Carpenters and Builders
CN,orles+oyvD W vo


MY health being such as 10 necessitate re
IHl linquishment of my personal attention to
some portion of my numerous business affairs,
I have turned over my entire Carpenter and
Building Business to Messrs. Blessing & Beller,
hitherto in my employ. Both are competent,
energetic and faithful. with abundant expe-
renee, and all work entrusted to them will, I
am sure, be faithfully and satisfactorily ex=
ccuted. JAMES w. BUTT.
As will be seen by the above, we have sue
cecded Mr.. Butt in the Carpenter and Building
Business. We are, we trust. from our connec-
ton for years past as employees of Mr.. b.. in a
measure well known to the people of the COM
munity. We, therefore, simply offer our ser
vices to the public, and propose to take con-
tracts for Biilding, Repairing. and all work in
our line, at moderate rates, and to execute the
same promptly and satisfactorily. So saying,
we respectfully ask portion of the public
patronage. BLESSING " BELLEK.
October 81. 1889.
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LEAVING fitted up the New Store Room Of
I q Mr.. Gustav Brown on Main street, am
prepared to furnish the citizens of Charlestown
and vicinity everything in my line, of the Best
Quality and at as Low Prices Us they can be
bought anywhere. I keep on hand, and am
constantly receiving. . lur!se stock of
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MaTEGEy
"a y y IN
Furniture Repair Shop Removed

IN7IEtt0Ic ItcO0lT I5NQL1 l.eH5O0sU.
FENHE undersigned has removed his Furniture
Repair Shop to the stone building of Messrs.
Meirc!l s. Weller. Cor. Of Charles and Liberty
streets, in room formerly occupied by Nessrs.
Duke IL GalIahcr IL Tin Shop, where he in
tends to Repair all kinds of Furniture. las here
toforc-Mattresses, Sofas. and sPringseat
Chairs Re-Upholstcrcd III the very best style.
Persons Wanting work of this kind done at
their Residences will give him notice. and he
will be right there. He will also do small jobs
OF Carpenter Work, and Will be glad to see all
his old customers.
If persons huving Household Furniture to
dispose of viii send it to me, viii sell it for
them, on 81 very low Commission.
April 10, 1888. T. G. RUST.
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4 CGiE Corn Eraser, Positively Cures Corns.
"A BuniOns and other Calluses. Prepared
only By L. SENT & Co.. Baltimore For sale by
DIR. CHAS. Z. PRATT.
who viii furnish best of references.
February q. 1888.
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DR.. chas. E. Pratt,

Successor to N. z. Henderson It Co.,
H HI "a R M a CEST
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sARVEN WHEELS,

universally pronounced the best wheels made,
RRPA1n1Na SPECIALITY.
Ihave established Carriage Repository at
Uppervillc. -Fauquicr county. Persons desir-
ing vehicles at the above place, during my alb
sence can leave their orders with w. Richard
son, druggist.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended
to inc from Clarke, jefferson and adjoining
counties, 1 respectfully ask continuance of the
same. GEO. C. THOMAS.
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GELF-RAIsING Bucl.whcat. and the Old
- Style also on hand. Come and try the Self
Raigiug, all it requires is to be mixed with cold
water and IL is ready for use. For sale at
JOS. II. yesterdays Grocery.
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TO stock Raisers.
DiGchingz EXcayafing, e

ETHE undersigned st:il offers his services as 4
competent workman in the above line
Ditch'ng and Excavauing of all kinds-Diggiag
Cisterns, Ponds. Cellars. &c.-und.Ttaken at
moderate rates. anu faithfully executed. Orders
left at residence. near CoiOTud SchoOl-UOuse
viii receive prompt attention. Blasting also
done IN satisfactory manner. and at lowest
rates WESLEY LOWRY.
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eCYGcL SUPPLIES

FURNISHED by
GEO. T. LIGHT.
4 i'll Books used in the Public Schools kept
Il on hand-Others ordered on short notice
GEO. T. LIGHT.
& Hop Eitters Kidney Cure and Iron Bitters,
sold by GEO. 4. LIGHT.
Z IQUID Ncnr"t. Iral, Moss, Tapioco. Cox's
6 i GclGtinC and Coopcrs Sheet Gclatine. sold
bF GEO. I. LIGHT.
DEtMOED Dust, for The hair sold by
~ Sept. >. 1882. GEO. 4. LIGHT.
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Paynea' AUTOMAT!C EngInee.

WTTGE7 people are always on the look
w 1S1I out for ella lces to increase their
earnings. and in time become wealthy; those
who do not improve their Opportunities remain
in poverty. We offer a great chance to make
money. We want many Tper, wouel. oOysP I'd
girls TO work for right in their own local
tiles. Any one can do the work properly from
the first. start. the business will pay more than
ten times ordinary wages. Expensive outfit
make money rapidly. You can devote your
whole timc to tie work. or onIyyour spare mo-
Incnts. Full Information and al that Is needed
sent free. Address STTNsOS * Co. Portland
Maine. December 49, lSS2-lv
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L the Carriage Business on the Middleway
and ShGpherdstown turnpike, one mile north of
Middleway, for four years past, and during that
time have been doing large and constantly in
creasing business in the manufacture of
CARRIAGES. JUNP-SEATS, END
SPRING & SiDE-BAR BUGGlES,
JENNY LIMBS, PILETONS,
JAG GERS, &C.
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Champion OF CE!e World
TIE CaAagP!GS GRABS nRsL.!


TJNI:E undersigned having received the Agency
i OF this Celebrated Grain Drill for jefferson
County. and having now on hand n supply of
these Drills and a full line of Extras, in case of
bre1knge, so no delay can possibly occur i'll
time OF seeding; We offer this drill to the farm
fail 70 examine the Champion before purchasing
a Grain Drill, as It is beyond doubt the most
important one OF al the farm implements, O
good Drill.
Positive Force-Fccd Grain Distributor, and
Positive FOrcc-Fced Grass Sccdcr. which can
be used either ii: front or rear Of the hose.
The Fertilizer Attachment is rncGualCd. and
IS Warranted to Sow Easily and Evenly any of
The Champion is the only Grain Drill in the
market that has Special Attachment FOR
Planting Corn for the crop.
The Champion is Simple in Construction and
Easily operated both for team and driver. The
!;i;,-,.ri.I used and i'1aiit Of workmanship are
the Very Best. Every DIN Warranted to give
Satisfaction no sale.
Below VIC give you few OF the Practical
Farmers names who have purchased from US
and used last year Drills, 10 whom we refer:
John Burns, ChariIst"wn; Vim. Rider, Hall
town: Philip Powers, R:pon: hoses w. TrCs-
sell, Lcetown; Lewis II. Nichols, Ea!ltOWp !
JOhu ". TiYGIeE. CEariesJoWn.
We also have scared the Agency Of the Gel
oLratcd
ROLAND CHILLED PLoUaEs,
for Jefferson County, which has the Turn Over
Point which gives ElGIIy advantages OYER TIC
old Kind. We also have on lial.d Large Stock
OF tic Old and Reliable
FL u II Il I ~ Ell.
Call at the Foundry aud Machine Shop before
purchasing. WEiEIC% i WELLER.
CharIrst01n. August 3, 1851
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WhitneySide-gaT Spring

very neat and stylish in Appearance, and a very
pleasant riding wagon. Also all styles and pat
terms of Carriages, Ruggies, Jaggers, Jenny
Linds and PhRtons. keep on hand large
stock, but am prepared to til orders ut short
notice. Prices suited to the times, and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. A liberal discount allowed on
old vehicles in exchange for new ones. use
altogether the Old Reliable
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Pool and Billiard Saloon,
Over s:orc-room of Mr.. II. II. Cooke entrance
next GOor to store Of Mr.. ". c. Carreu,
Main street, Charlestown.


EI7LEGANTLY fitted up. every appointment
81 complete. and rules tor the comfort OF
players rig;Giy enforced.
Ny Bar is supplied with Liquors of every de-
scriptiO1-Of the best quality.
WINES. WHISTLES. EKANDIES, AND BAL
TLT0EE AND ROCHESTER BEER
all of the best VIII furnish from this date, at
my place of business, ;hc best Rochester Beer
at SI.GO pc. dozen.
FATETTE B. SOUDERS,
Basement Jefferson Building.
kU~u-t Q 1881
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No. 2ss Daily. Anothsr trains dsily ,exesps
Sunday. T. C, PRINCE,
Supervisor of Trains, Winchester, Va.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, Camden Station
May 90, 1883.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12

TH Hrrnr HElr.HrI.r.rE With Dds rEtHEHrIiHarE
arrraf-lr. dl-7riCra5 under trr auspices Hf tan
Hrurrrr Fr-u-r uHr. Hn board th. schooner
r.r- Hr rnaf. rH rra ~HHfH ~r1 IIraIs Cor lla
r--raar .a.-.rrafIr1 fI. H.mn.a and ignorant
rs1-Er. rr Tr-Tan-lr. r.I...r. iH as.r lla.- rs
l--1-lHT r1rr1r.. .Trlr-rI only vet In auI-.. rs
HrH fH o. EIEHE rH o.. HT.. f rHH tu-rraIr1U port.
I1'Tr tlHr '1H rrtr H. .a1H nc t.H u -runHIi- .e.
E1iaa.1l fH tls GFIra."-. Ila ueu cruisers now Tu
e1lrz HT rra1-rHflHl i.r tag Governments OF VIC.
Tarl nuafus.HrE HHI ~1fH Australia Hrs thus
Iaz1H'sl r- fEH 'H . >r'Hrr N..n- The
la.--F ri.H-F ul. Elr. rrrT paW.ri1. vessel,
r.naaHsI rHa rH.r.. IH.Hr.allr rather 90 tls type
HHI Ia HH7lElr HI -.uTrl1- 90 knots. Hcr length
HH. o. I-H'f. IHT HrH.HaH Hf beam .'Lf.. UIsuITCU-
1.1. SD fHrs. and lrrlgHf l-la Ela- Her arua-
11HrH ulI nIH-l-T Hf ll -IH. gan Iu Ilg bow, four
ralrrr sIiH ul.a hiih Gin. gun Ht Jlg stern. Tn
Hdlr1Hr -l. ar. carry Ev" machine guns, probably
O. urH sa-.Ile 1T H0I1ll9- guns lt is believed
EE ul. n flU mos powerfully armed VC5-.. ~
1Tr sl1H H IIrr un1IL. Ind should rruvu o. tgu.hI.
lHFlHHf H alaaHsH. Llaa l.. taH ulleE vessels de-
7Tl.aH. #.H .. "I H..H.. .n. except Cor -HFHH
lll..i1a l1siEH Ha .E7.-.a positions vI Do.
T1l1i1l... Hl.'EHH'".. ... RE..Us.luu SUN.
h1als uI. 'a ..HlH.E 1H.. fHr rH.rng rgrH-gs. Que
'.U. almost 7Hr.H" r Dol. Hf. |H' rE fHH vicinity
af t.alErHgu Oh -GlrlTlH H. extensive pylrliHg
slcl zarTl1a guns u.. T| Dbl. -.r... lars portion
lf thHlr Tra1rrH-. H.. D. rH..H .f aHrH. rra.
fa1i1ri -ll-l11s. 1- H1.E PLACID "n HH.rI lI var I-
LErHafHfHI Ia a.I..HH r ...a. -. ..a. tH.
ulls u1a-Es- pear IaalHH. IHH.# rr1Hl. ln.Is frr
l1rHTlH=.1rr ErsIse.lHH ll. 500 a.rHnE class.
f'lH Hf tlaE uiII D. nlH ut Oh. .as-.sf vessels Hf
tdl Am. ll1gE- Tho same u.llall.t Ann lIH HHi'.
dine raH z.raiI.T lHllI- l1r Nga SHEtE WHIls tu.
f1T aIaHl-.lll. end either tuH .I tlrHr far N.a
lHllaul LrH g--Hr-ltH strength Hi tll. nov naval
rzal i1l iHr7@. --1-.l r-1'r OBJ. -1'1uie- t0 defy
HHr n.IHHH. .HEHH.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12

Iw decision of Judge Austin In the
case of the Minister OF the Interior vs..
/ William FI1weriyw closes the first stage
. ur what De- destined 90 by o. ans. o.s6r. in
uu annals. The point on which the whole
/ case. 90, this -iage hinged, was whether or
. mot the Minister of the Interior wus em
powered ta grant Mr. Flowcrdew certain
I privilege The Court has ruled that be
bad not such powers The plan of laying
/ tamway- Iu our streets will Tor the present
. have 60 hy abandoned
. IA. Government have played am uu
commonly mean and de-picablc part in
] Tins affair and mo- one plays "a more mean
ur da-ricably part than the. Powerloying
NuIIIcr BY the evidence placed before
Judge Austin, 1t appears that Mr. Gibson
had urged upon Mr. Fl0werdew 20 enter
upon the speculation. Mr. Gibson is
Attorney Grncral a- wei as Minister Of
Foreign Affair and President Of all the
Boards. He Processes % ill the post Of
Iaw adviser tu the Crown and q pretty
mess his advising leads not only himself
for that un ONE cares. hUt an tL, people of
.... o. ....I NtL. ''.'7'. vas LLoIpu-L-l
r'-A.I..nl ". lAr action oi tlr 4limster Of
intern Tor lAn document winch Alr, Bush
..EAgA was IF-l presented o. Nh. Gibson
Tor signature, and dee excused himself as
.-I .rlN- properly appointed 70 sign Tor
ail hH--'. lar latter h'lnE "H hauaL at
,-.g .iA'- "Al "4 nor the s'.callol
ATTORNEY ,i.A"I. ADVISE ON the legal
points. NH. N" Ao NOT KNOW what are
.." "N.' .I' h'. l.' powers "i the
Munster 0I Interior. In the days
ML'L Mr u"A competent men ln the
S."lll',- instead pl iAg "'i"liS mediocre
20, "A" no" pretend To- carry on, an
-A.'s,. ..'! ''-'L.A Ngl-H nave re"alll set
iA' ''NrlAlA'li flgAi a. To ljs powers,
.LA o. -I,. wrong Mool! G'l nave been
4r.' ,,, '' 'lF. /. I'Nrf,''". W nom could MIR.
-'' ,."- .''l't tt7 l.lAl "l view nave
-..',l'N .- -..- ADVISERS ih me matter bet
,.. quay. 5"' 'A,gall'' "uig.iS 'I the
wow. l' was la'Lts l.Illu"d DID SUI.
.7.l- tAtl l-' N"ul4e, ministers knew
,-.'-I u '"I n..7l ll.'-' ana lnit II DE l1lleHrd
men u @N'''' A. '''Au h't 20 wrong
N.'..'.. ss'- .- -..A QUO. -,'7s- ttfr imagine
that Oh" executive WIS $50 perfectly
ignorant gi lis powers ana yet was SO
ready I'HAgs~.l. % grant what II had not
Co. grant. ond that one OF IT. members Wa~
Wiling 20 state g. aellgeT"jc ialSelood IN
order ." -AiI iir niahe OH ms own
shoulder
Ivory man VINO i7 am lla"a!lau SUBJECT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12
Poems for the Times

I'M rHEEE KINGS or CIuCKEEABoo.
There were three men of Chickeraboo-
PaclhcD, Bang-ba Propchop-who
Exclaimed, one terrible sultTy day:
"Oh, lets be kings IN a humble way"
The first was a highly-accomplished ''boues.'
The next elected banjo tones,
lhe third was quiet, retiring chap
Who danced an excellent break down Flap"
We men, said thdy, have formed plan
by which, whenever We like, we can.
ENtemporlze islands near the beach.
Aud then well collar an island each.
Great BritGin's navy scOurs the sea,
And everywhere her ships they be.
She. II recpgulze our rank, perhaps,
When she discovers we're Royal Chaps.
" II TO her skirts you want TO cling,
lt quite sufficient that you're a king;
She does not push inquiry far
To learn what sort Of king you are"
A ship of several thousand tons,
And mounting seventy something guns,
PlUughod ever year the ocean blue,
Discovering kings and countries new.
The brave Rear Admiral Bailey Pip.
Commanding that superior ship,
Perceived one day, his glasses through.
The kings that came from ChickeraboO.
Dear eyesI' said Admiral Pip see
Three tlOurishiug Islands on our lee
Aud, bless me, most eNtrOr'nary thing,
On every island stands king!
" Come, lower the admiral gig" he cried
And over the dancing waves I'll glide;
That low ObeIsauce ! may do
To those three kings Of ChlCkerabOO'
The admiral pulled to the islands three;
The kings saluted him graciOusisr.
The admiral, pleased at his welcome warm
Pulled out printed Alliance form.
o. Your majesty, sign me this. pray
! come II a friendly kind of Way
come, u you please, with the best intents,
And Queen NicioEit's compliments
The kings were pleased as they we'll could be-;
The most retiring Of all the three,
In a "ceIlar-tlap'' to his joy gave vent
With blnlp-bOne5 accompaniment.
The great Rear-Admiral Bailey Pip,
Embarked on board his jolly big ship,
Blue Peter flew from his lofty fore,
And of he sailed to his native shore.
Admiral Pip directly went
10 the lord at the head Of the government
Who made him, by a stroke Of a quill,
Baron de Pipe Of Pippetonneyille.
The college of heralds permission yield
That he shOnld quarter upon his shield
Three islands, UEIf on a field Of blue,
With the pregnant motto "ChickeTaboO.'
Ambassadors. YES. and attaches, too,
Are going TO sail for ChickerabOO.
And, see, on the good ships crowded deck,
bishop who's going out there on spec.
Aud let US all hope that blissful things,
May come Of alliance with sOuthen kings.
Oh, may We never, whatever we do,
Declare a war with ChickeraboO!
BvL h.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12

two American honses ,pe German and one French
house There a., b,.s;lss a ,,nr,her ~ Creoie
traders from Nauritius Tbe British imports az
tbe MN ,-s ebief ,, sis ~ lbfisi5
Birminphan and wolyerbs',ynnton Goods me
chief efp,rts ars C,s,, 4, Reuri5r Nsnritins and
Natal hides irdia- -,,,,lsr heesvav no s,car
And coffee me total annnaI trade bet,resn tbe
Tni,S-l Einct,, Ns-,;,i-s - R-;,;sh i5;s
with NndarssraT i cSr,nnts,l AZ ! n,iIli,, Sc
ling. while that 81 Francf Il no, rno-e tban one
thiri Of tnat sur, For tbe Rri,ish tr,fle T,r,.-
tave On the east c,,,s, anI Noinnsa m tbe yrcsi
are ne pripci,,,i ,,rrt.
-
I'm immense size os the Capital Of the british
t,s-, .; t.,,,I,. - \ a.. ,- a.. =,
'e'iilet =, many pvol4'' 'uo i'i-
lowing comments on sur T. HendeTson's report We
take frum FFb.e ppiaisH- fancy Hawaii protest
ing even 10 this city. The ease and certainty
Win Nhlch order Is maintained life and property
protected and crime kept down IN London. con-
sltuies one OF the greatest and least appreciated
triumphs Of administrative skill. Few persons,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12
Table showing the ratio Of grades to
total eNnortations:

q 70 ls...s2 -@
The lower grades Of sugar No. Z to 10
have during the treaty years, increased
! twO-fOld. the grades from No. 10 to l3
| have increased four-fold. while the higher
grades No. I3 to % which 5gfor5 the treaty
were IS per cent. Of the whole crop have
decreased % per cent The charge Of
our importing sugars other than those
which were at the time Of the passing Of
the reprocity, known as Sandwich Island
sugars, Is utterly unfounded; in fact the
figures given above cOnclusively shew
that We have acted within our bargin, and
that we have not by the smallest title ex-
ceeded what was stipulated for by the
United States. 1t is quite possible that
an unfair use may be made OF the inform
alton relative to our machinery. II may
be said. oh. they use vacuum pans and
centrifugals and You have only to 20 into
q sugar refinery TO see the same machinery
used there To those not acquainted
with the history Of the sugar industry on
these islands, this might sound rather
plausible But we have been using cen
trifugals and vacuum pans long before the
reciprocity Treaty was passed. The first
centrifugal machine, for drying sugars,
was set up at East Maui plantation IN
1851, and the first vacuum pan was put up
at haupakuea plantation in 1861. The
Weston centrifugal can, in fact, be claim
ed a. an Hawaiian invention. Mr. d. NJ
Weston resided in Honolulu. It was in
tins city he thought ont his plan, in this
city he made his first experiment, and on
this group Of islands that his centrifugal
WAS in usp wears before the surar man.
ufacturers Of any other country became
convinced Of the advantages Of the sys-
TEN. Since 1851 then the sugar planta-
ti0ns Of these islands have used the cen
trifugal; It would be very unjustifable to
charge Us with using as improved
machinery TO oyereach our neighbor, the
very machine which was invented by one
of our residents and has been universally
used in our plantations for 32 years,
With regard TO vacuum pans we give
list Of those plantations which used them
before the treaty together with the dates at
which they were put in:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12

- WAltAN ISLANDS. In Prohatc.-In the matter
of the Estate Of oiiga ~ John and Juliana, minors.
children Of MANlNl MANU- Ell, deceased. Order 10
-h0w application Of guardian Tor order of ssi-
of real estate.
On reading aud hliug the petition Of John r. Colburn
fhH guardian Of Che persons and property of Olina w
john aud JuIaus. minors praying Tor order Of -ale
90 certain real estate belonging 20 said wards situate
kauh8i, WakrIr EVA Oahu. and setting forth certain
legal reasons why such real estate should be sold.
Il Be- hereby ordered that the next Of Kin of the said
wards aud a persons interested ia the said estate A..
pear before This Court ON THU RSDAN, the 0th dAy af
September A. ID. l-,l at 10 o'clock a. M AZ the Court
Room OF this Court, In Honolulu then and there 10
Snow cause why lu order should not De granted Tor the
-aIg Of such estate
And 90 b. further ordered that copy Of this order b.
published no least three successive weeks before thr
said day Of hearing, in the GAzErrE and ~ kuokna ~
news pIpgr- published Iu said Honolulu
Dated Honolulu, August I'd, tsss
Atest BENZ. II. AUSTIN
uENh NNTu Justice Of supreme Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12
MOrtgagee Notice of Foreclosure and Of Sale
II AlIOkDANIL WITH A POMER or

sale contained bon a certain mortgage made by Nan.
Kama aud her hu- band Maria Luwruy dated the M
day of July l'l recorded In Liber 90 page iU notice
is hereby given that said mortgage intends % foreclose
said mortgage for condition broken and upon aid
foreclosure viii sell a. public auction at the sacs room
~ 7 Adams. 0u Monday Sept. y, iSssl at u m %
said day. The premises described In said mortgage
below specified Further particulars can be had of
Castle, Attorney 90 Law.
PEREtA. Assignee Of MORTGAGE
Premises 90 Doe sold situated Lilha street con
tanning lu area of '-tuu Of acre making beautiful
residence There Be- ONE good house upon the place.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-09-12
roo NUMEROUS TO nENrIoN.
Mortgages Notice of Intention to Fo-eclOse
lToTICF Is HERFRS GIVEN

y iIlf TTfs1lnt % p011T oT slIe co1taInod ln =
rr-rrIu r16-t-l-e deed dated July = A. D. lss made
III t5oor-r Minor Of Makavao, Mani, TO A. ]. Cart
wright Of Honolulu Oahu ~ record 10 the ucc of the
Rss--4r OF Couvcvuuccs, iu Iibcr -. On page To-
To- and f6 aud f11 the breach of the conditions In ad
mortgage decd contained that all and singular the llnd-
trurrlenf- and heredtamfnts In said mortgage deed
rrrafnsi and described will after the time limited by
Jaw sold public auction account Cf the breach
- the conditions a. hCrUiuliefOrt mentioned.
The urunerfy i'm said mortgage described being sit
r4f. Al 'TIaiku Island o. Maui and being the same
p-elisa- more particularly described in Rovn Patent
81 5g lud containing an area of Ga 80 acres.
a. J.. CARTW RIGHT.
Cecil Brown. Atty. for Mu1t-aEec.
n4rrF UHrH1nfH. sept 9Th. Isl. ~ o.