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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-07-06
A world OF Good.

butter-dish factory at vincennes Ind, turns out
$4,000 to 80 600 dishes a day.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-07-06

New York stock and Money Market.
NEW N0RE LlIr g Gnrnrrr ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-07-06

There ia an aged couple residing In Montreal, the
husband being 1903 and the wife lO2 years Of age.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-07-06
AraaI Notitrs.


C,TATE or VERMONT, Marlboro S.
- The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested In the estate Of ELIZA
pETTIS late Of Brattlchoro in said District deceased,
Greeting
You are hereby mo- incd that this Court will decide
upon the allowance oi the account Of s. n HERRtCK,
Executor Of the last Will Of said deceased aud decree
distribution thereof TO the persons entitled at the
session thereof to be held at the Probate office IN Brat
tlehoro on the first Saturday Of Aug, A. D. 1888 when
and where you may be heard In the premises u you
see cause. n T.. W. STODDARD, Register.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14
SVrRtME CorRr on TIIr N

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

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S7sr1ss eilify a. s-CA ttairlsiFafors
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1essics. Al Ceatsrs in tsc CcGFs Hozsc Al Iianslns
D a-d tec sane aerty : aFrcirte a. fAc tine -
ft-, ~ A,1flge sAla pctioa and scecants and tknl
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14
SUPREME COURT OF THE Hs.

:, e4il.e lsll.ls u lrce4isl1 t1c rasrtrr % tat
Asizf, g Joseph Il. rICKER. i4.e q Hcaalniz a.
ct4s'i- A Cealesrs, estc-s Chirf Justice Jzaz-
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Ftrs,zs rse-vfs tr;itlfi. ard scA2rrirx tAea ari
z.1sillslzztoss.
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a1i iaf eelr1 SID set-lic1 And acrca-is. aaa TAI
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14
NoItgagee's Notice Of Foreclosure 4 of Sal.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH 4 POW.

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filru srlrif-i
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szf--c- e : - is tks rt-e % kskasr1- ca1fais
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A1.--g - fts-l--s- O Tex sg-frt-
a-Aa l11r rrr-All r1-rt - l1-t slfr1srs A Erra-
I-t- u-11i-l-. Qtaz. fcscritrs {. Z 2 s-a LJ
- r- Mrarrls ffH go. - a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

- WAllAN tSlANnS. II r,,,ss. ,. -. IA
u tar Estate - s,ARsHT tkSlf ~ rra..e1t ~ e-,'r-
cs,s'i. snscs;ate rsiose Mt. sns.Irr Aas,lr =. -
On rcsainc ard fiiss tAt prtilles 81 fiSs-~ -
hceeia.ss tsatS y S1Ass ailcriae tRal ~ 80 =
q saia .ic-a,a. ti,i iatrstsie In ilrE,i<,e - .c.f
nte aSy y seteecf. A. n tSN sps rssslre ~. - y,
fe-> e elssin iSsfatiea tssae ~ Ners,if '*> -
q i assirrr-3 that NONpAN ~ rssh ~, =, =.
NJ. A. y. ~ ~ ard hereby Is apgalnle1 ~ 49,
sid relitiea Neir tse ssid lassicr IL - 80 -
q ;ats Ncrss, a lloecala. a. wAeA tine ~ 49,, =
fc-s,zs c,zcyrrc esy AproAf Aad sAeu esr.r y - :.
tar7 a&yr. Wv sid Nc,iiicn sAead net - s-..,@'
ass ttat ta's cglcs y pohllshcd In tAe Krrf.h -
sxrvr. ngaSpsyer n ncaosnla. >> ~
psiea neesiaia, n. I. NeyeneSf ist. A. MS
Aurst HENI. n AtrSrI> -
uENSs SNgvs- lastiss y SsrrSsn, c..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14
SUPREME COURT OF THE IA.

CRAHBE. ! hznkrzrL
Wlcsr.s - sd ng-ltie e. CEahss. q usasia1s
Is t-is etF tsl sl7.c1tei q haakruPt ~ Asa1i.s
Nc,t li uas r-t1d seu uc-ics ht Eivr. q ~ trr1
i-1-s u- ilr ss- Nzths @ r-rsf n cir cl.zl, 40
i9l'sf '1- t-ree o11serziire vfcks iu IL Hsrsnss
aAErrrE urH-1l7lF.
NrH Gc-cf-Tt lcslft r lfrctE eirsE la ut n
DAY. ~ - 1s1 e Ncre-tf1. a. " 80, a 10 atlEk
A. Y li -ts l.--f Eas-l In A.loIa-i H.ie Hcaoisla
- ~ use 1-a pace - al SRA crrtars % spr-lf
80 r-lre E.cir f'1trls
ntiss H1la,.il n E. gih uciahss. ~.
- c-aer % -. Nlerr- HENRY smith
ri q u----- n =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

SUPREME COURT or TifF -.
NJ Sf,,as islsnas. 4 rro>slk--i. ~ Hk>
SNcNo fAV acs<ssesi Ossef Il ~. ~ ~. 1<,.tf VI
tste = IVY y faac n rHAs 4.
- sseslet seS aiins ne rrsnfer a ks>.s. -.
.als'seses X tst es.ett e 'cAtrR ne 3,s3 ,.t ~ ~
~ " s,st = -ts y sttrAln ttal telslr =<
s,d tcceaent tad stlitrt rctA c<Ffsis 49,, <,;< v
Nhy steA gtsi essate Aa,sa ~ .eaf - ~ tfa<ftt
u 4 NegoNy cracfs3 tkst ~ -, - -. =. .
acasrt. ,rd aii irss fsls,[.i,, y -. ~ g 1t r4t
Nnses ee.csv NV Sscst . rtitRSnAv. N. s-.,t
q NeSesaesf, \. n M A. y eSf,<( = !. =. ~
ttr stie ~ sctA cseaie = es*1t~ he
And 4 = fariAtz ciacsxSl. that a sars - -. .
retishci q sesst tArre seieSs.ss1 -.. ~ ~ ct-f ~
stsA DAY q hsAsire, IA the nNWsu.x ts.sr-s. ~
rtFev rlelisset n said nc..,saia- - = sttt
N,sea ncac,sia. n. 4 New IA. t<>a
RIM, n. ACSrlV
N"~i lesIice Sars<..s o..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

WANTED
LADY WISHES \ EEI-ArElN
y alg lf -al5l d- 1i.sf 1ll--I r. "a .fd-la--.
.'i'7i t.11s'i-el'a1 Hui las lr-..lf.iaIi q,
-eli.lls g17-7i - -aiil-a-z
NOTICE
II = =, A. DEAE EAEENC Dis
~ l'r-Tl q ~ I-a-s=E Or I-F -RuIa
ilsirI.-- a. NJ -4rla s--vls ~ -+1!|sI -l1-
e 1u-l.11 b. iHl.-- -fsalll4- lil 1rf alr.
l7i7s saalL fli,l1I--s- H-H~
aH1sH.l.L W. 11l ~
I@EEE- ENLE-Cs> Signed GIVES No
4 -ae' -ias Do =nH-.- fTlal lr 1-Hr -rlr1 Gr
t-l- -etl- la1ar N-z4-s 4a>.e q -.1.sH". wa I'D
af-I-n- I.HF >1rdk lr
cS-y 6-nai.s. C-Usaaz=c, T4asT G-ssas. sk...-
r-ll1t iI 7a-la-- aIs -fI 1-r1=rf1 .7F l...
-ll.lils r1rt sl.r 7lsiiais sflsr1.I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

TIE TNDEFs>zf-EED HAVING
i 1tal flE -iliHIuialt ssl--lla-t e. liital .suln
riiy .z.ss Aslifs. sil1r = t.sa-.si Al ,ie--l1-
III lir -zilr1lnrt lrln .-gslzl.s lIi filI I.Iil1a
- sns lHi. A. n l.ii.f -zrIlllzsi ir s-l ff
l1il ts --silsl-t arr ilail ~ lsi
aui-l .s=s vi tr =zilL iss--lu izrsi-r l-i-
a-n siin s-lllIlI sud f.il--ilrlfl -s..ss,s
~ sl-ssa-if '.lisn. luIfs-si-i-si-
Va E---rr
Hsl-ilaz sITis- 5ilii-InlizIi Eaiuii1s
tliufIIfl l.rr 1-z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14
Couor DUCK.

FEG~1SzERr ErrnA- a FzEI nxs~Er-
~ HnE. 4--s4-t- y 4uL L ~ zs-7-n Eln.s
ri -r-lIlt- -a1llr AMI z'ls.
III EsLx1z a <1L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

- sEr1-x ze
! EIraz1r '7s ----
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Easlr n aiaz Szy -'-+1's .
Lhs aEzs seszeT
& a zS1z
6rrrr
rsaEa aa.a.
f-ss7 80 am . asss4se ss. .ss.as ss ss
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4<Sr
Ktass g
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

"a ss- =4zT EEr EGsT 4EET<z< ~B
a HA1l1e1 Or rf1- -si i.ss rlsii.z-u-izis
~ - HA41z41x
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14
Teas. Teas. Teas.

FEEL A@-VETNNE OF JAP
n zat z-l.sIE rsas ssnzI zillzIliu--s Ia :
m -l--l-it Z anEzi 7niss---'ls- -Er Eznilii.z
= zsEzzz a 80
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

EGzFssra-ET Allnllzlls-z4sslris KsEa.rs-
THE Z DEEe-zG NED HAVING,
l. ss-a luniI..ef i.snlll-zs I.llrl1s-1zir ~ <i-
Eslls 4IlIs EIzIsH. f.s=l.asf 90 %. -si gar az
1Il1znils- A. Z - 1r7ir --Irz Ifiies- Al Ias
--llll-- r sad ssl-is 7nr 1lr -isf
1s-hllf Il. lIlr Illsllf ga iI.
lif -s-1st lf-11l t --.iis LIZ lsa.-f.1.-L -
fis-siT issr sIr uslfrs
InIzI isii-.f slssr n., la .ist lIl.l-sa.t
PHI M1.-ri,al
TrlsuslIu Efu iil. III
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14
Fa5rrs arc Faint on


EENE or THE-E G1.oss-
a 20 z4r nutax.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

ALL PERSONS ARE IfEREHt
n >fffaczt1 r-z141sE 1<xplIlI1ex 1ef4z< -
rfrsll<1.e = Ct1esf - tir7t r. fa4tF = Is@&f
3snl ~ f1N 111 - V1It1 r1srs IA ltt< - -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

Hii<r Ce1ocs f-va SI-5l to S7O.
Sea Ezs-z4zss s-cz - 70 50.
AEi,z.Ess frc1 81 70 So
l''l'7s'5 E'asd.ag-1ges trc1 - ID $40.
Ca--'''-s''. & 'isi.cei Liia.9g-zES. s.lcss sos4o
hrs7T ssEiz lai Sars & Ps.sz-s F-zz.s
s--z = 1suzs 70 SI6,1
Ez15eF 1z5 D,a,r C.1r-s.,ss s-oz - :. 81
sIzEzs Baskets s-gz s. o.uss 70 -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-02

The New Orleans Times has a stirring ap-
peal 10 Its editorial columns TO the people of
that city on sanitation, and it holds up
Memphis as an example and the Waring
system Of drainage as the means. In doing
this the Times is engaged in an excellent
effort, but it will have to cry long and loud,
for people that can exist to-day without
proper drainage, after all that it has endured
in loss of life, loss of trade and loss of popu-
lation, cannot easily be aroused. Persever-
ance, the word in season and out of season,
alone can move the apathy which SO unfor-
tunately is a characteristic of the Crescent
City. "Blink the facts as we may,n says
the Times, "present our bill of health ss we
may, the people of other communities regard
New Orleans with suspicion, and capital is
timid and hesitant. If we wait, if we con-
tinue to pursue the old lazy meth
DDS, we shall inevitably drag in the
rear Of other cities. Look at Mem
phisl 1t is not too much to say that
the Waring system of drainage has been the
salvation OF the city" To introduce that
system the Times sees that New Orleans
must share in the work; not wait for foreign
enterprise to assume the city's duty. There
is where the New Orleans difficulty comes
in, AZ it did in Memphis. 1t is so easy to
sit and wait for somebody to do for us what
ought to be done by "a, and it is so hard to
put our hands in our pockets and manfully
discharge our duty. 1t is better for New
Orleans to do by choice what etherways
hard necessity will kick, and drive, and
force it to do, after great loss and great sflie-
ton, what it ought to set about now.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-02
roy PISTOLS AND CoFF1Ss.

Few more abomiuable inventions exist
than the toy pistol; it is one of the most
useful auxiliaries the coffin trade has. On
the 4th of July last the little toy pistol
killed no less than $50 people in ten of the
Northern States; iu Boston alone twenty
five coffius were supplied with tenants by the
playful toy pistol. That fact was well made
known at the time, yet here, in Memphis, the
little pestiferous instrument of death has
been seen plentifully in our streets, during
the holidays, in the hands of children.
What could the fathers and mothers that
put these Implements of death into the hands
of their little boys be thinking of? Had
they forgotten how ready children have been
found to be to put some substance or other
into the abominable toy, and then shoot
somebody, most likely of all themselves
through the hand when loading? The coffin
filing property of this abominsble weapon
lies in the almost certainty with which
it produces lockjaw. A substance Is
shot through the hand of loader, or a
bystander receives an apparently insigni6-
cant wound; lockjaw sets in, the doctor is
powerless, and the coffin receives the prey
the toy pistol has provided for it. Can the
reader imagine the state of mind of the ago
nized parent who gazes on the dead face of
their little one into whose hand was put
the deadly weapon? The crime of muir
der is the reproach OF our time, carrying
revolvers hid about the person is the prin-
cipal cause of the crime. The toy pistol
leads 10 the revolver az the stream leads to
the sea, yet parent, fully knowing the facts
We have mentioned, can without self-reproach
put toy pistol into his own offspring's
hand, unheeding the woe and the remorse
10 comel
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-02

600 10 the loyal party. Each faction is
striving for the predominance, feuds and
trays are the consequence, and now the fac
lions have broken into open hostility, and
lives have been lost in bloody skirmisbes
and forays. The result may be that the
United States government may institute a
regular organization by which public affairs
may be managed on honest business princi-
pies that shall secure peace and further the
cause OF education. The principal chief Of
the Creek nation is Chicota. Splochee is at
the head of the loyal party, sometimes
called the Sands faction, and his efforts are
directed, Of course, against Chicota as
the head Of the party in power. Chi
Gotta has about 800 men under him,
and Splochee's followers are said to be
Of about the same strength. After the en-
gagement at Okmulkee between the contest
ants, in which fourteen or fifteen men we're
killed, Splochee's band sought refuge within
the borders Of the Cherokee Nation, but he
is expected to return and continue his at
tacks. Naturally this state of warfare 10
disorganiziug and exciting the community.
The women and children have been sent off
to places of safety, and now the men are I'M
incumbered with them the struggle, if left
uninterrupted, will be likely 10 grow 6ercer.
The United States soldiers under Maj. Tufts
will, however, most likely interpose effectu-
ally, and restore outward peace, whatever
hesrburnings, revengeful feelings and dis
appointed ambitions may remain behind.