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Tax Assessors Notice.

From and after this data until July 81, the IN
Unsigned, Tax Assessor for the district Of Koolau-
poke, Island of Oahu, will he at Waimanalo, at
the residence of the Hon. J. A. Cummins, on
Tuesday, July II, at hailua, at the residence of
Mrs. Boyd, on Thursday, July 10, at the Court
House at Kaneohe, on the goth and 21st, at Kas-
laea, at the residence of Akana tCh.), on Tuesday,
July "a, at WaiahOle aud WsiksHe, at the resi-
deuces Of ). Cullen and Kamealoha, on July %
and % respectively, for the purpose of receiving
the returns of all persons liable to taxation in
this district.
ALL PERSONS LIABLE TO TAXATION are most re-
s~pectfulIy requested to make their returns as full,
explicit and complete as possible. giving number
Of street, area Of land, stating frontage on street
and depth. character Of structure thereon, and
their cost, to whom rented OF leased, and length
VI lease, amount received per annum from such
property, property sold during the year. to whom,
aud for what sum. State if you have any
mortgage on your property. give date sf mortAge,
name Of mortgage and for what amount mOrts-
aged Property on hand belonging to others
merchandise Oh hand July /, on consignment,
cash in bank OF any other place in this Kingdom
ste, etc, etc.
As by the new Law horses are no longer speci-
fcally taxed At so much per head. but are now as
sessed a. personal property according to their
value. particular attention should be given to
state in the returns number Of horses, their kind,
what used for and their value. All RETURNS MUST
b. MADE TO THE ASSESSOR SOT LATER TEAM july 81
on NO APPEALS CAN BIZ Law BE GRANTED aud the A.
SCISSOR has full power to assess property after
that date tretuTns Of which have not been made
and sworn to before him prior to July 81 at any
valuation he may think proper and from which as
ses.sIuent there can be no appeal.
J. L. hAULUKoU.
Assessor Of taxes for the District If KoOlaupoko,
Island Of Oahu.
July II, 1888.
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subject to thorough Inspection and Whereas, II
l. advisable that 4 ,lace should be provided foI
them, where they can be protected from the opera
tions Of designing persons and accommodated with
suitable food and lodging, until they shall have
had a reasonable time 70 secure suitable employ
meHt.
Therefore. be it ordained: Fir,t.-Ou the arrival
Of any ship OF vessel at any port Of thi. Kingdom,
having fits or more immigrants on board seeking
employment in this Kingdom said immigrants
shall not be landed from any such ship or vessel
until permission 10 do so shall have been granted
b. the President, or by an Agent Of the Board Of
Immigration.
Second.-when such permission Is obtained the
commanding officer Of the vessel, bringing said i'm
migrants, shall cause them to be landed at such
place provided b. the Board Of immigration as
may be indicated by the Agent Of the Board Of In
migration as aforesaid.
Third-Any officer Of any vessel bringing imni-
grants as aforesaid, who shall land or allow any such
passengers OF immigrants to be landed, and any per-
son who shall aid and abst IN the landing Of am n.
passengers or immigrant without ~thaIaria gig
and otherwise than in the MATT fgfst" Two
preceding articles Pr9yaif By + ., One y Th ha = ID
Dollars. 9gTnd before any r'nes i7'fNe
M
r~'roEtn.-AI Immigrant, landed in the place
5foresaid shall BE subject to the inspection Of the
AGENT If the Bolrd Of Health, and to such orders
a. the Board Of Health may make in the interests
Of the health Vi the immigrants Ir that Of the
public.
Fifth,-PrOp-r Interpreters and facilities shall
be afforded by the Board Of Immigration to enable
all such immigrants TO make engagements for their
services, understaudingly and fairly, aud au-
thority l. hereby given to the Board of Immi-
grafton 10 prevent all unauthorized intrusion upon
such immigrants, and to take such measures as
may " conducive 10 the comfort, personal clean
lines and good order Of such immigrants while
residing il the said place provided
Sixth.-OH the engagement Of any such immi-
grants u labor made while al the place aforesaid,
every employer shall pay a fee Of i've dollars for
each immigrant engaged BY him. which shall be
applied b. the Board Of Immigration towards the
expenses Vi the maintenance Of the said place and
VI the immigrants therein.
ScyeRth-Imuigrgnts not desiring to make en-
urni-h To the President Of the Board Of Immi-
grafton satisfactory evidences that they will not
become TagrAnts OF a charge on the community
or their support.
Eighth.-This ordinance shall take effect on its
publication in one OF more newspapers published
Il Honolulu.
Done at Iolani Palace, this 14th day Of January,
\. ID. 1881. REX.
B. the King
II. l.. p. CARTER, Minister of Interior.
ap1l If
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School Notice.

The regular annual public examinations of the
Government English day schools of Honolulu,
will be held as follows: On Wednesday, July 25th
at the Royal School. On Thursday, July 26th at
the Fort Street School. On Friday, July 9th, at
Pohukaina School. The examinations will begin
at 9 O'Clock A. II. on each of the days named, and
the summer vacation will extend to Monday the
18th of September next, on which date a new term
will begin.
By order Of the Board of Education.
W. JAS. SMITH,
Secretary.
DEPT. OF EDUCATION, July 9Th, 1883.
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Reception at the Palace.

His Majesty. the King. received in audience at
IOlani Palace yesterday, July IL, F. A. Schaefer,
ESQ., Consul for Italy, who presented to His Ma
Hing Of Italy, announcing the marriage of His
ROYAL r .ghness the Duke Of Genoa with Il. r. II.
the Princess Maria Of Bavaria.
Mr. Sehaefer was presented to His Majesty by
His E1cellency the Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Exeellency the Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and
Major Purvis, Vice Chamberlain.
The following il q transla ten Of an autograph
letter from His Majesty the King of Italy, pre-
sented at IoIani Palace:
Umberto l., by the Grace of God and the will Of
the Nation. King of Italy, to His Majesty the King
Of the Hawaiian Islands
Greeting-MOst dear and perfect Friend.
With the greatest pleasure 1 announce to Your
Majesty that on the 14th of this month, at the
Royal Castle of NymPhenburg, in Bavaria, the
wedding of my beloved cousin and brother-in-law
His Royal Highness Prince Thomas Albert Victor
Of Savoy. Duke of Genoa, with Her Royal High
ness Maria Isabella Louisa Amalia EIvira Blanca
FleOnora Of Bavaria. daughter of His Royal High
nes, Adalbert and PRINCESS Amslia of Bavaria, In
fauta Of Spain, has been celebrated.
avail myself of this propitious opportunity to
express to Your Majesty the wishes which ! enter
tain for yoar felicity and to renew to you the as
suraEce Of the high esteem and particular friend
ship with which
1 am Your Aajesty's afectionate and sincere
friend,
lsignedl: UMBERTo.
Rome, 10th April, 1888.
COuntersigned: MAScISI.
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List of Licenses Expiring in the
Month of July, 1883.
X ETAIL-OAHU


1 HyInau Bros, Merchant st, Honolulu
l Kan Wo Tai Kee, Nuuanu st. Honolulu
I II Davies, kashumanu st, Honolulu
? Wong Man, Liiihs St, Honolulu
) Hong Tai, cor Nuuanu st, Honolulu
{ VI w McChesney, 4 Son, Queen st, Honolulu
: NJ G Correia, Hotel st, Honolulu
IL Joseph A Dis-, cor Punchbowl aid Beretanis SITS, Hen
II wing On wo. Nuuanu St. Honolulu
- Chang HUNG, Pgnehbowi St; Honolulu
Is Loo Poy. cor Msunakea and King SITS. Honolulu
IG l. G sresovch & 20, School St. Honolulu
Is Msrn chung Tong. Nuuanu 81. HOuOluIu
10 Henry May il Co, Fort IT, Honolulu
is KuOng You Lung, Beretania St, Honolulu
20 c X Akana, Laie. KoolaulOs
2I Kun You Kee, King St, Honolulu
20 Dias i Gonsalves. Hotel st, Honolulu
81 } C Edwards. King st, Palana. Honolulu
81 Goo kim, cor Fort and Hotel SITS, Honolulu
MACi.
/ C H Dickey. Hsmskuspoko
3 Aka, Kaluaahs. Molokai
9 D W Kamanuwai, KsuPo
10 Akem, Mailuku
II Claus s~preckels, Kahului
Il Akina, Wsiluku
- Linz Kon Kee, Kipshulu
23 RwOng Yuen. Haiku
% Tong Sing, kaGuApsli
HAWAII.
l Z Ava, wsioluinu. Gsu
s Tai Lung, Makapals, y kohala
II I v Y H DAP Da2f IS Month kona
u Chss Williams. Kukuihaele Hamakua
Il 7 H Hsmling. Kilae, kOna
Is All Kim K Achung, kAiopilu. y Kohala
Is Il y Greenwich, KslukGls, EOna
Is Goo Chun, KaiOpilu
20 J d Mills, Hilo
- Anu, Hamakus
q Akau. Eohausiki, n Kohals
Is J R Halliday, HOuokaa
2j CY Atoms, Hilo
20 Esu Tack Mau, Ksiopilu. KohAla
% Chen Va, Multi, \ KohEla
2s c L Aions, PunshOs, Hiio
VICTUALING.
3 Hong Tai, cor Nuuauu and Merchant SITS, Honolulu
u u & ! aEap M, ds9, kG Sas1 asw.
Il Ku See, Hilo, Hawaii
IS Ching Choy, Hotel st, Honolulu
Is Quong FOng. PAia, MEkawaO. Maui
II WA ChonT, MsuuAkea st, Honolulu
WHOLESALE.
l LYMAN Bros, Merchant St, Honolulu
l T II Davies, kashumsnu 81, Honolulu
ls Henry May * Co. Fort st, Honolulu
BILLIARD.
l J T AIuii, Waikiki, Maui
: J R Halliday, Hsmakua- Hawaii
BOAT.
5 Jim Crow, Honolulu
s ElemAkule, HIlo, Hawaii
Ii Il 3 MElinu, Hilo. Hawaii
BUTCHER.
70 shiman a Elderts, Hilo, Hawaii
PORK BUTCHER.
IL Chun 10. LahainA. Mau.
&c Wing Kc, Kappa, Kauai
RETAIL-sPIRIT.
II " C Peacock, cor Hotel and Nuuauu SITS, Honolulu
PEDDLING.
IS P I Thornton, Kingdom
SALMON.
l J W Kualsku, Fish Market
9 Z c McCandles. Fish Market
Is J Lyon, kipahalu, Maui
u Mrs kEmska, Wailuku, Maui jun30ta
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THE following persons have been commissioned
as Tax Assessors for the taxation districts of the
Kingdom for the year 1888:
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be a vast ineres &c OF We1I ordered a.
Portable Hawaiian homes. To Miss Albis :
the principal OF the st. CTo=- SEMINARY, IS
due the credit of carrying out a thorough
system of training in practical housekeep-
ing for Hawaiian girls.
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LuI ~ u -|''
AFG1-hSue pax, or Central park. or
Prospect park, or a Boston common. but if
Gould provide and should have some place
where the weary tradesman and mechanic.
with his wife and family might hive u
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J A. KAPENA. Miai.ser OF Finance.
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Water Notice.

All Water Rates now due and owing must be
paid at the Office Of Honolulu Water Works, foot
Of Nuuanu street on or before June 3Oth, 1888.
Otherwise the privilege will be suspended without
further notice.
Approved CHARLES WILSON,
John E. Bush, Supt. Water Works.
Minister Of the Interior.
Honolulu, June l, 1888. jun5 If.
IT has pleased His Majesty the King to appoint
the following gentlemen to be members of His
Privy Council of State:
Hon. BENJAMIN Hale Austin.
Hon. Paul Puhihula Kanoa.
Hon. Huaka Kuihelaui.
Hon. John Lot kaulukou.
Hon. George W. Macfarlane.
IoLANI PALACE, JUNE, 9TH, 1888.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-05

ISIS uup 4 K sssss
THIS WEEK WE WILL OPEN BARGAINS IN ALL
THE DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS.
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
CENTS ONLY. WHITE SILK CHINESE HAND
kERCHIEF. WORTH 81, AT IS CENTS Only.
BALBRIGGAN UNDERsHIRTS AT so CENTS.
CORSET DEPARTMENT..
THE CELEBRATED C. P. CORSET IN ALL THR
bsGa F S UNI NIKE c consr NORTH 81 TRY
WHITE LIES Go0DS AND TABLE LINEN. ALL THE
FROM 10 TO IS CENTS. ''AiN' IN 1o"EAs
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
HAVING IMP0RTED LARGELY MY OWN sTYLEs
I'm, AM ENABd IL D. TO Dr., OFFER GREAT BAR
Lar YARD AT ONLY SO CENTS. HAND
S9ab p rt Any APPLIQUE GIMP WORTH s. 4
EMBR0IDERlES AND LACE DEPARTMENT.
glESs k 9T II RAsF AZ AID cHo1cE
CHON LACE AT s CEsTS YARD. AoA A"A-
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
AACkAAH CORD IN ALL SHADES
BOYS CLOTHING.
FULL. STOCK JUST RECEIVED. SAILORS
f2fs 1as BEST T. = s6z4sa A
Low PRICES FOR GOOD GOODS.
E: +. WI :: !: ;:::: I
sss ( ~ 10 ssH ssssS
mia ~ Tn STREET.
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In this country the common method OF estab-
fishing supervision over public institutions is by
boards OF visitors or inspectors These often con-
sst OF puthc-spirted citizens, who are willing to
devote portion oil their time TO the welfare OF the
criminal and pauper classes, and it is TO such
bodris that the people lCOk TO discover wrongs II
any exist, In the management OF such institutions,
AMI TO right them Persons entrusted officially or
otherwise with this duty Of inspection may learn
available lesson from the developments concern
lng the Massachusetts 9lnshOuse at TewkesbIry
II is shown that the superintendent contrlyed to
advise himself in advance OF the visits OF state
Officials and others IN authority, and everything
Was put IN apple-pie order to receive them The
dead bodies Of murdered infants were hidden out
OF sight tables were beautifully spread and the
Institution made to appear rs a model OF It's kind.
Bur with the departure OF the deceived officials
The system OF starvation was stretched even
farther than usual, the helpless inmates made by
Aiditl0n2l suffering, TO bear the expense incurred
IN presenting d pleasing show. These places
should Dc visited unawares by inspectors II the
shortcomings of those in charge OF them are to be
disco 2rel
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EDUCATIONAL.

DuPfLS TAUGHT IN ANCIENT AND MODERN
u languages mathematics and English literature.
flne OPP ftUnlty for young preparing for coll
ieges Highest refcrences Address the Misses BAICH
slH re" hork avenue sp5-lm'
HOWES BOOhKEEPING-ONF MONTH CHAR.
II anfeed to equal three of any other system with
penmanship ETC. S month. Howe's new rarid bust
ness hand. quickly learned. s. so a month $50 10
and To 10 y. m. Separate class for ladies' q; W
HOWE, 5l7 It'll street an. ius -
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The result Of the election in Rhode Island yes

The result OF the election In Rhode Island yes
serday is not altogether discouraglng To Sprague
II he is made OF the same persevering stun as his
political sponsor and trainer, Butler. He has come
nearer to election than Butler did In his first Mas
sachusetts campaign. II Sprague can hold the
political forces he has rallied around him together
he will be more formidable next year. The few
hundred halting democrats will probably follow
The mass OF their party If 1t becomes apparent
that they cannot bring their party back to them.
But Sprague is not another Butler. He has neither
the ability nor the political sagacty Of the Massa-
chusetts governor, and the chances are that the
following mustered for him yesterday will disnte-
CRATE for "ant Of proper handling and leadership
II It is any satisfaction TO the defeated candidate
he has the assurance, however, that he scared the
republicans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-05

In Ohio the English sparrow Is exempted from
the provisions or the game law, which protects
other birds, and may b killed by any person, at
any time. and under any circumstances In other
words, 1t Is virtually declared an outlaw and q
nuisance by the law makers, and very properly so
regarded and treated by the people of the state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-05

Mr. Joaquin Miller seems to be a good deal torn
NJ In his Imagination because John Howard
Pnyne's remains were not allowed 10 rest where
they were first deposited Mr.. Miller needn't be
borrowing any trouble on that score On his own
poetical account 1t isn't likely that his ashes
viii ever be disturbed for any such reasons as
brought about the removal OF those OF Payne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-05

The advantage OF having Q Jury that cannot
read the papers, and is therefore likely to be free
from such bias against crime as Intelligence must
always hold was shown in the Dukes murder case
lately tried In Fayette county, Pennsylvania. 1t
now turns out that several members OF the Jury
who acquitted that red handed assassin were not
able TO sign their names to their receipts for Day.
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Prom the general reputation of that gentleman.
The appointment o: Jud 70 Gresham az Postmaster
General Is not only one the very best that could
be made, but in view OF tie list of names hereto
fore mentioned for the pl-C its great deal better
than the country had reason to expect This
seems to be one OF the cases where we have cause
10 be thankful as well Tor what VIC havn't as for
what we have.
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Another OF the star route defendants, Mr. Vale,
takes The witness stand, AMI, Ike his preceding
brothers In trouble, n OF stoutly to
his innocence. Unable To discover in all the
length and breadth OF the land anybody else to
swear 70 their good Characters and upright pur-
poses, the defendants have been driven to do the
Job for themselves. 1t is difficult undertaking.
however, for several men TO patch up a consistent
Story composed of a grain OF truth here, good
deal of falsehOod there, and a large lump OF per-
jury somewhere else, and stick to it through the
ordeal OF crOss-exalnination. The defense realized
the difficulty, and avoidei the witness stand until
they were absolutely forced TO 1t the last resort
Even Dorsey, with all his boosted shrewtIne5s
tripped more than once. The last day he Was on
the stand, after perSStently denying that he had
kept any books, as the most positive manner OF
contradicting Reriell, he forgot himself and vol
unfairly charged R3rd II with having stolen a
book from him He saw his blunder almost as
quick as Mr.. Merrick, but not soon enough to pre-
vent the latter from taking advantage OF It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-05

Gov. Pattison, of Pennsylvania, vetoed three
bills yesterday, and it intimated at the execu-
tive mansion that IL wasn't as good day for We
toes as there may be by and by, unless the legis-
nature exercises more care as to what il passes
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PERSON AL.

M g. COLLINS, THE ONLY RECOGNIZED
w Banjo Instructor Refers to every music house
IN the city Time RAPIDLY filling. Musical notation
ADDRESS l23s Congress street West Masingt ara
I)ERSONS INDEBTED To DIR. LEON MUST
settle their accounts by April LIST their names
Willie MI be published Address Lock Box 307. city Post
oihce. InlI31 ct
M RENARD.-0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS
RIOU reward viii be paid by the Georyetown
sath9ne Hibernia Beneficial Society for any informa
the party parties implicated in the murder of DENIS
DONOVAN, late member of this society
q nhoU-bt j. e. MAY, Recording Secretary
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

nESIRABL AND NEWLY RENOVATED OFFICE
rooms for rent first second and third floor. from
$40 to $50 per month. Chapman Hosmer building 629
F st. n. W. WARREN q. STONE, Attorney at-iaw
o<9 81 H. W. milo I'm
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

lfOR RENT-A TWO-SrORY BRICK STABLE
IL with hay lofts for two horses and carriage 1t ia
concreted drained and has hydrant in it. Apply 734
18th street northwest ana ats
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The straight democrats of Rhode Island who
refused TO recognize Sprague as their candidate
are not among the mOurners at the political fune-
raj In that state to-day
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To Correspondents.

1-Leters relating 70 sitsr re eisori9I business
department Of The Star scud be addressed to an
Srdrida', but 10 the Editor Publisher, as the case
eudV AZ
2-Thc uTfter's rGrsF rnf r6drrss muslin all cases
occoripGny communications WheTe ehsr publication
30 attention.
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THE MISFIT STORE.

THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
The Spring stock of fine clothing at the Misft Store
IL no" COMPLETE and in variety of styles. quality Of
msicia is and good workmanship cannot be SURPASSED
while prizes cannot be equa!ed ANYWHERE
sptcia attention is called to
BOYS CLOTHING.
SUITS FOR BOYS FROM II Toll:
Ar-wool suitsfor g. worth So
cxa2 Std S Si,.s t tF x o. s0, Ei ST.
ss tlots 81 .. s tG s s SSf % s worth SIS.
/ i4e -uits for sI2. worth so
FOR BOYS FEoM TO II:
Good KNOCK about Suits for e, worth g. So
:,Iec suits for %. worth 80.
5,(les;d,d snt- for s worth s. *
I4esant suits for 10 worth $40.
SPRING OyERCOATs
FoR MEN AND YOUTHS
Az wool Spring Ove-ooats ut So. worth SO
li:e CASHMERE Srrinl, yercosta at Ia Win a,
I,s s:a silk faced Spring oyercoats SO.
Zinc Melton silk faced Spring overcoa,s at sl5
worth 80. - si''
SUITS For MEN AND YOUTHS,
God suits at So 50 worth SO
Better Suits at $50. worth sI2
Wool cs;i"s sg!t 10 syIss1 at SO worth ST.,
Black iSS Suit at ST. + s wSl T tn e *l0
tlne Black Daa,enal Coat and Vest. Prince Albert
Iile I,scwn Irest Coat and Vest Prince Albert
Black Trieot sits GETAWAY frock at s15 worth s25.
fln- toFksC-cy Suits At SIS, worth <2S.
Blue Flannel SUITS, warranted indigo at $40, worth
Fire YACHT cloth Suits at SIS worth sos
worth $50 " Wv
eossaner Coats at 81. q. 80. 50 and So SO. worth
1ali! double. $500
PANTS
Al g., so. IS. 81. so. 81. a. so and IS, must b
pcei o. be appreciated.
0hiisfhCTlOS GUARANTEED TO ALL PUR.
CHASkR5 Or MONEY REFUNDED.
THE MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
n b. The Eisht storo has no eon,sc4,o, ,-,.n ~,
oesex concern In the city. ma
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

toR SALE- PREMISES 1924 RHODE ISLAND
y avenue northwest improved 10y comfortable
mouse terms easy. Apply ON premises after y.
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OAPANESE SCROLLS. FANS. ETC..
- reeo;.tive Fctcrsa. Jay 0ouid al 9TH It. mhas
a MJfICiM: KYkS. g. x1A SIS. THE a
6sxsses: u 101voDd ThegHousetor; that 81 Ei6
!, nss: u: 50 Peasiopers. HEMPI.RRB (The Opkcisaj
- sand. ~ p. avs. 1Naphon3c connection. m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-12-29

Will and Maud Summers are spending
few days at home, We are glad to hear
If Wills success
Mrs. Jones, of Farm Ridge, WAS visiting
at O. C's last wceR,
The Christmas tree in the NJ. +. church
was loaded with beautiful presents. Billy
Jackson acted as Santa Claus.
John Mckay has bought Mrs. High
lands house now occupied by Squire
Wilkinson.
Prof. Drunk received Longfellow's poem;
as Christmas gitt from his pupils. The
Professor returns his thanks for the same
Mrs. G. L. Shackelton is entertaining hel
mother, Mrs. Jones, of Marseilles
Many of the farmers from k,nsman, Ne
vada and Blackstone come to Ransom t(
do their trading, which shows that Ransom
is the place To trade. o. Curf'
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Troy Grove misses a good citizen in Nc

Troy Grove misses q good citizen in Nc
Key.
Adam Gilmour is teaching in Lee Co
Albert Porter is home from Iowa after &
summers sojourn there,
Mrs. VIM. Wenner has gone west to visit
relatives.
The directors Of District have gwen
teacher two weeks vacation
Cal Nelson went to Mendoza Tuesday
Menuota ,sater not agreeing with HIM the
team ran away with him. He had a poir
OF hobs, his foot got caught in the front
bolster and he was so dragged from Nun
dies to Triumph, a distance of SIX miles
When discovered his team was on little
tro, making a bee lne Tor home. Nelson
was all raw just like a piece of raw beef
the flesh IN places being MI away, exposing
the bone. SILL he was not dead when dis
covered but lived until "Wednesday morn
ing. His father is takilg energetic steps
to find on, who sid HIM the liquor.
This is Pedro's last letter for ic"
weeks--Jay Eye-See Will fill my chair IL
the interval So now close by wishing
all the TRADER readers merry Christ
mas and glorious Happy New Year.
OLD PEDRO.