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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-10
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Il "a Judicial Circuit Of the Hawaiian KinrrIom
kALAkAUA. BY the Grace Of God " the Hawaiian
ToJ. II. SOPER, ESQ, Marshal Of the Kin.,iom a,
his Deputy-GHEErfNas >@'' -
\ on are hereby commanded 10 summon PETER
AALbNIlNk, Defendant in casc he shall Ale written
lnswrr within twenty days after service hereof 10 be
anu appear before the said Circut Court Al thc Nove
ocr Term thereof 70 be holden the Court Room ofth
1ouft House, Waimea In the Island Of Hawaii On
n. 70 show cause why the claim Of AKANA VALEN.
llNb " Plaintiff should not Be awarded her pursu.
AM 70 me tenor OF her annexed petition
Ana nave You then there this Writ with htf rrfuru
OF your proceedings thereon
WITNESS, HoN. A. FRANCIS ItrDD
seal Of the lChicf Justice Of Our Sunreg,c Cont
supreme Court this 3ist day Of October a d. fssl
DANIEL PORTER,
-r,.., Clerk Of Circuit Court.
return: ~ N'' i'"o"i"-
Having made dilisent search for the within mention
~ refer Valentine. and as he cannot be found n
th- hingtOm hereby return the summon M 81 srrreI
(Siruedl j. n. sOPER
hereby certify that the within and fore-oinr n 1,
anu faithful copy o. the original summons fssucd
- hc libel Tor divorce Akana Valentine vs Peter
rAentine and also Of the MARSHALL return thereto and
nj lh me mean time an attcstcd copy u the aid
luminous DC printed In the Eu9for and Ulr.ut4
gAkErrE for six 90 successive weeks ~ rcseribe v
al said term f'"-"1 70 a"'"''
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand mi.
i'ih DAY OF November AID. 1881.
DANIEL POTTER.
% 8. CLERK Third Judicial Cireuit Court, HAWAII
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NOhes Of Intention 70 ForsclO.s morsrar.

n ACCORDANCE WITH a POW
= e. Of sale cqntaiEed IN certain murtr,rc made ~
Apaha w 70 Mrs. d Johnson. dated the ath lav ~
July. ISL recorded IN llhcr 20 on pages toe and ini
and assigned 20 sophia fcarv
Notice u hereby given that the aid ,ori-n~~r Ii,
tends 70 foreelosc said mortgage for condition brukrS
inst on-paymcnt o. note and interest serarc thr1
Nheu uac and VII sell a. Public Auction. at the Saic
rom OF =. z. Adems. on SATURDAY he ID ilsg -
January, isc a. = o'clock noun thr following psrc
Of land conveyed BY said mortgage:
All that piece Of land with building thereon .itraf
A. Nconcu1. Honolulu adjoining the residence ol fiou
y ! DoNsett the same being the premises icscritri
In Deed ofnhamaipcckanc and y. H. nnusctt =, IA
APahu Of ftosd on Book -. page fi6s
no. SOPHIA fkARl, Asslsnco Of Mortgage.
a. ROSA, Attorney for Norfrarcc
Homnluln Novru hrr nth fkst
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IEE table published n the S.-fr-,fty Pre,s
relative 10 the amount Of cash in the treas
NY Wa MT Official and i misleading. 1t
was likely 70 inspire lack q confidence N
the paper certificates a. the figures repre-
sentIng the cash IN the treasury. according,
70 that statement. fall short Of the paper
certificates BY $3.50. and no explanation
vss given In justice % the Registrar Of
PIbllc Accounts We publish the following
table winch / Official and correct:
-rsrEsEsr ~ -rEus1 urr,-.r. ty H,u,r,s
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~ IhtNAE COutfI OF THE HN-
~ Waiiln Islands. IN Probate III the rI4If.. - ~
Estafe 81 ROhSitr NcLEAN 4 minor e,-,ISr,o -.
eanse on APPLICATION % Gusrasn fot er1fr 81 aIs IA
Real Estate
On reading and fling tho prtition ~ liIor, s-..,
Honolulu guardian 90 the rrrsun and nlrnrrIr ~ -
miner prayinf To- order % sale Il CflInIn f1.| -
tatr sit1ltr % cchuol street IN eaId nnolan hnlr-
tng TO sid ward and settling forth certain LEGAL rrsS
WIZ such rvti estate shuuld he su'd,
u hereby cfdcrri ihai ne nrxf uf Nm a. A. -.
ward and an prrtunt interested In tao said state -,
pear eetcrr this Court FRIDAY. tha f1lh 49, n
Room u. ihis Cuurt. IN fIonnlnn fhrI, M 49,. ~
ale % such csiatcs ~ ~
And q = further ordered hat rops ~ his o,, H.
published a. least lhrcc successive weeks lrrnsl a.
aid DAY % hcariug, n TIE utwauAy lltENrlr nr,1r
paper published In sAit Honotnis.
Dated hrncluiu. II. l.. NoFrmerr ~ MA
A. n. JUDD
HENFY SMITH DEPUTY Cir1I lI1--l-
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nished Rooms be had bT an early application at
C9s.l NO GARDEN LANE.
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Am AOpsrtislnlrnls
NOTICE

ON AND AFTER THIS DATE TfIE
" HQNoIrtp les woEKS COMPANY, VIII e.
iirer lex a. As Low kArES a say ether comrlny.
JOHN a. WtLnkit. SnrCriniendeni-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-10

In question q silver payments for
small purchases seems 70 trouble some Of
our retail traders. They argue that most
purchases being below ten dollars. silver
I vii BE- pad over their counters while tIls,-
themselves have to make remittance, in
I gold That they should feel alarm ! gr,its
Justihable. but w feel sure that Tho alarm
can h easily sllzyed.
In England silver l. only legal tender
for limited amount. No difficulty i q
per1enced there on account u retail dealers
getting too large proportion Of silver in
then receipts i man gong out &c make
purchases dos not load himself rp With
silver he takes sgvsreiEns and half sover-
elgns along. He thinks It a hardship If
he has twenty slIIilIngs' worth Of silver 10
velgh bis pockets down The consequence
L that retail traders are constantly receiv-
lnS gold over their counters: z purchase
q the value Of i've shiIIincs Is more often
than not PAID for BY a half sovereign gold
piece- Retailers are often glad 10 get II
EeT Tor the sake q having It On hand to
make change
In some parts Of the country and in Ger
tam lines Of business d great deal Of silver
1 taken IN We served AZ one time on the
staff Of the Sararstis Csrrtat. who,se nil
scrlbsrs were largely found among Tho
Iyne-slde farmers. and the subscrirjiions
collected half yearly. by a man who rode
from farmhouse to farmhouse. came IN
largely IN silver There was not the sIis-bt-
ct difficulty II disposing Of it by the
We give these instances To show that
there need b No practical dificultv.ar-
pretended Now for the reason
There L ID England a proper eguilif,ri-
I'm IN the amounts Of gold ahd-siITpa.,oir,
II IL circulation Ii We keep a proper e1ui-
hprIum In hzwan We need have 10 fears
everything vii work we'll But We mus
nave a proper basis 10 stand on. We a,gsf
nave the actual amount Of gold and silver
necessary- We certainly have too uueh
silver az the present moment. and unless
II l retired and oaEgertaf into f-pId fbaro
vii he gneat difficulty. It VIII not 10 10
have bags VI dimes lying in the treasrrv
wants and play game Of, let Us consider
tnen god a. syrne propose The gold
must he here on the slo,, OF disaster viii
ensue-
The ChanbeI q Commerce has spoken
u remains for the government to act HI-yu
the advice given Looked al from a. T7relr
sentimental point Of view. It VIII 10 lss,g a.
10 convert Sl50.p00 Of KalsLaua silver ~,
ls9ld and have the dollar keep It's nor ,;Tsl
value than It vii r. 10 have the csyi n b..s-.
Ing the image and superscr1fy,tis.r ~ tbs
sovereign drop TO the value Of igbtv-five
or eighty cent 's
ioq can 10 more keep up a high value
u sllser than yen can keep I'D the valne
y hsh, II you glut the ma .ket. NuIlet
after lEg catch the other dav wera-e-,lJ
,-n log quarter dollar II we coutinue b.
1s =, too much SILVER. their viii he a lsrpe
iaii IN the vslHe d tlIst O. mrnodity.
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Administrators Notice.

True UNDERSIGNED GIVES No
IL pee tAai Ac has hcen da,y appointed AGultnlsIs-
lel ~ - he will attached, " the Estate - SAlst.
THOMAS SfkNCEk. late e Aiiic. Island - Hawaii
eceeased al persens having any eliaas against The
aid estate are netaed that hey mnsi rreSeui The sac
tay Nfftar and VIII Hrcrer vouchers % TIE anctf-
hey will - FOREVER earrca and All pefsoas owing
the sid estate rcqacsted 70 wake immediate pay
meat 10 ne aedetsisned {. :. kffrREpGS,
Aslnr. sst. rees, Speneer VITA VIII aiisehei.
UifN naWsif (hrf sd ISL an
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- AAAAasAAa W. III UT INIb NIAa
~ waiian lslands.-ln Probate. In the matter 81
the Estate o. HENRY NAY. late Of Honnluin a.
ceased Order appointing time for Probate of viii
aud directing publication Of notice Of same
\ documaot purportinr 10 be the last VIII and rsf,
meni Of Henry Nay, o. Ilonoiulu. dcceasc having on
the 6th day Of October, A. D. 1854 been prcscnfel Ia
said Probate Court, and petition for the Probate
hcreoi and Tor the issuance 81 letters tcstamenis ~
Tom Nay and Peter {. jones' Jr having been ficf br
said Tom Nay and Peter c. Jones, Or.
" Is hereby ordered, that MONDAY The fafh ,l,y
OF January, AID ie1. a 10 o'clock a Of aid dnv II
the Court room Of said Court. Houonu one on M
Hawaiian Islands, BE-. and the same Is hereby 40
pointed the time Tor proving said will ana hr.ri1-
said application, when and where any person nrrcrfr
Of letters tesfamentary.
y is further ordered. that notice thereof be gvcr BY
publication, for fourteen successive weeks in Inc IA
in uonouu.
Aud d is further ordered that citations DC issued 10
thc subscribing witnesses to said will and 10 the heirs
o. inc tesiaior In their places Of residence 50 fr a.
SHOWN 70 appear and contest the probate OF aid will
~ nc time appointed. and thatin tho meantime letters
or temporary administration DC issue to said Tom MAJ
and p Jones, Jr. upon their cling their Joint and
lars. 'N wv
Dated Honolulu, n. l.. Oct. 9Th, ISL
Ate.t BENZ. n. AUSTIN
hhSAh sHiIni Justice Of supreme Court.
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sbs~1nE q dz6-It q $3.50 zhich Is the art-4l
ins- - ttr "a TIE Silver Con shlpp,i aEgv ard
rspLscsd EIth : ~ Etic1 l. corsrs,l ~ tt.s.4r
pC1qrlstrcc . the Lsisisturu q LSSt f1r The rT-
p,se-
Whatever cur opinion of the Cabinet
nay BE- however corrupt and inefficient
~ may think It, n whisper can be made
against both the integrity and the ability
Of the Registrar Of Public Accounts It
fortunate that the country has fur 50 long
a TINE Possessed a succession q men -
vel tttei for this pest. a. have in turn
been Messrs J. o. Carter. Godfrey Brown
and f 5 Pratt.
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Notice to Creditors.

Il give notice that they have seen Appointed Excel
tor u fhc viii d Beruice Pagam Bishop, late Of
Honolniu. leland Of Oahu. deceased All persous
hasing any claims against said estate whether secuTt
By mortgage Otherwise must present the came daily
aniheuticated and with proper vouchers II any exist
70 the undersigned within tx months from this date
ihey will be forever barred All persons Indebted 70
aid estate are requested 70 make immediate payment
CIiAS- L. BISHOP.
HenaiaIu. preenber ID. 1885. igg In
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TEE accumulation Of silver II HonolGlu
during the laSs week hSs seriorsly ham
psred business; the aggregation % snail
silver receipts, amounting % course. to
unmznsSeable SUNS. which were not Legal
tender. and which the bank having no
outlet for them co1ld not do anything
with A. tie urgent request Of the Cham
her q Commerce. Messrs. Bishop X Co,
arranged 70 receive. last Monday. and to
psT Tutp the treaSursy. against certificates
u DEPOSIT Al amount q silver which might
partially relieve the block: but the relief
l. only partial. ard zeek or two more L
sure 70 bring II VERY large quantities OF
silver ron tha other Islands. apart from
tile suns winch the Government / collect
ing ~ taxes II the interests q Govern
nsut and commerce alike. It seems more
and Durp necsssary that an early further
shIpulsnt Of silver should - made in Fl
change for gold. All this i not a party
question. but one OF pure financial econ
uuy. a ScieCoe whose laws a. are a IN
ehangeable r. those Of hyirustatics-
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NOTICE !!

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING
II Of the kauai TELEPHONE COMPANY held
- The oice Of vs.. H. Rice Esq-. Lihue, Friday.
SoTember =. i5-f the following oncs-s were elected
% serve during the eusuIng year
\ smith -------------- President
~ Ailco1------.---- 1890 7 fcasufer
r VT. PURyIs. Secretary.
Lfhne Vow - 1851 fns Il
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Hawaiian Gazette.
Esr xOprs N RrBrs.
wEnNEsrAY. - b. -.

IT VII he SEN By the extract Published
IN another column that the sorghum IN
In ssry l. occEpying a great deal Of -tten
tio1 ahruSd The facts and figures which
wsre lEid before Cur ueatiers fortnight
s-o 3-e quite Confirmed by thu statistical
portion OF the article given today. We
trTrst that sorghum culture NAY b. prac-
tically tired IN vario1s pzrts of our Islands.
Magnificent specimens OF sorghum have
bsen SrUwn IN Honolulu. and the plznt
has couie 10 maturity IN three mouths,
II this VIZ found 81 b. the general rule.
81 crups colld h. taken frucl an acre N
the ssue tine that Il takes 70 ripen one
crop Of cane. and the profit To the planter.
even with low prices for sugar world b
very much lErser than AZ present Keep
your weather eve open. ! the motto nov.
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CUPRHNE COURT on TIIH az
3 ). 8 ta,aAt e st 'ss '' g @s
l,sc h sn.tai. 81 uIie. HseaIl. a.s|.. ia.
ofta 4'i'4iltt rlatIHtl tN aN t4n dI'I|I.
iht 18th tsr of nscqnttt |>.t e 81 4. 81 s '.|t
cfnricnl nrilllnE IN HnunIaIt 1lI ||aI IsI. A..
paeHsasd 4 iAe usrWsS us.4Ta g. Ins 1r
paied lioaeirsa. ncseNhsr Al ~f
Aas.u is.'Iss . ~ ssn,sas o,...
CUPRENE COURT or rnF M
- walton ifI4nd4-Ia rInhaIf. IN IN. .a.||.- -
iac Relate 81 lfEitNANN SCuRlkFRn |.It 81 IN.
isla. t',he, dtcca..d iaiestaic. 80 tnamtel- ..
On rcsalas ana ans. ihr uriIsloa ind ,s,.......
ncnry q elade, administrator IL ltf Rsl.l. M f NJ
nilun >chrfcftr aic ~ lonnlH|u. Oahn. l'...I
Nncfrln lt 4sks o. Dc 1ItturI 1'IIN t<. In. .h..-
eimset IN t3i1tie. ard asss inat ~ sar1 n.s +.
rNanins'i tnd errrpFel. nd tAat tnel cI|I1 n.4 50
naile q dIsiiitption % ne picerffl isa.sI1I. E ~
hlnls o. ne ucrsofs lhrftln rnfIII4.I asa t'
a.n aud hls ,alelgs f'cm az lpFtses se.rnals| | (.
Il Is or,icrst. iast FRIDAY ne IA a,s t.....
~ n i>cA a. % e'cirek A. ~ hcIafa ~ -.
Chief tusiiCc. a. CLEANLINESS. Iul No tnIrI No.. .
noroiau, hc ard ne same htrcoy T. artuintst z. ~,
tulr and place Zoe hearinz I'D pelIinn and .,e1s-
ana ihtt ~ rcfecns lnirrcafcd nay lhcn In Ir1-s ~
pctr and shcv calsc. 70 anV they haec. Wv AZ ~
sloud noi BE- <rtntcd, sud may rIcsrNI 11I|I.a,.
e. o. WIN arc cutllci o. aid property Ard ItI 1.'
erdcr. IN ne Eo<lish aaEaaEe BE pa1'IIhol in IN.
sSs IL uSsoaia, ~ ssse 3s,e,,s ,9a Psh
20 TIC tiulc therein appointed Cor aid hcaIInr
Dated a. ucnoiuiu H.. iAis-ata daf Nef. a. d ieI
AM. e.,., .r....,.. =, Y, =, .llu.
A. HN.nUI
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1884-10-08
Dying Words of Great Men.

James q. Bjainc-''Afy dear Fish
er, l do not want to be a dead-head :
/ see many ways in which I can still
be usetu'.'
John \. Logan-.'I haven't done
nothing bad but what I amt sorry
for it,
!. P. St. John-"I never owned
a pocket corkscrcw."
b, F. -''They have voted
me down AGAIN"
c. \. Pass the crow,
please
I. S. Grant-''Dcath is horrible,
but it don't cost a cent
r. B. Hayes-''At last am
counted out who will care for Lucy's
chickens now?''
Bob Ingersoll have not chang
cd my belief, but I think I had bet
ter take a palm-leat fan. .
Jay Gould--''I am short on life.
Give my old suspenders to the
poor
Ferdinand Ward-''I fought with
Grant
President Warner-''Did I leave
a nickel in the safe: No? Then
die happy"
Secretary Chandler-''Take areef
in the bInnacle; shake out the tiller
about two knots, and hold the fore
top jIb-boom hard aport. I think l
see schooner" "-Scott Way. in
Puck.
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In a New Role.

Harrisburg, Pa, Oct. 3.-George
Herbert, who was sued for libel in
publishing statement that Chas.
w. Bergner had SAID he had bribed
Blaine for $500 to make decision
in his favor while Blaine was Speak
er of the House, has produced testi-
monv to support his statement. B.
P. Meyers, publisher of the Harris
burg Patriot, in which paper the al
legged libel occurred. Elbridge Nc
Conkey, Senate Clerk, and w. D.
Seller of the Pennsylvania State Ag-
rlcultural Society, all testify to the
fact that Bergner said he deprecated
the nomination OF Blaine because ne
knew him to be corrupt, and that he,
himself. had two checks, one tor S5,-
600 and the other for S., 500, with
Bla,ne's Endorsement. given him as
bribes.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1884-10-08

Our telegraph,c dispatches this
morning announce two calamities
that will cause many pang in the
hearts OF patrons of the playhouse
F. S. Chanfrau, whose droleries in
Kit. the Arkansaw Traveller have
made so ,nanv hearts lighter for a
night, is dead. And John McCul-
Tough. the eminent Shakspearean
actor and whole-souled companion,
is hopeless wreck. mentally and
physically. Every playhouse IN the
land might well afford to close for a
nigh, and leave the people to medi-
tate while the bells arc toiling and
,o!ling.-Ss. Joe- Gazette.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1884-10-08
EMPIRu MILLS,

tor sale.
This mill is situated on One OF OF the
principle streets near the business part of
the city OF Butler. with well establish
ed custom and merchant business and
good reputation, in fact during a large
portion of time has been compelled 70
run day and night 10 tIli its orders.
The building is 45x5o feet, stories
and basement with cornrnodious o Tee II
tachcd. It's machinery consists OF 80
horse power boiler and engine, ! run OF
burrs, Middlings purifier, oornshelIer,
with ample cleaning and boiting ma
chinery, wagon and other scales, plenty
OF we'll arranged storage room for grain,
Everything in goodorder, and built with
an eye TOR convenience, and doing ousi-
ness expeditiously and satisfactorily.
This is fine opportunity for any one
who desires TO engage in the milling bus-
inesz and will bear investigation The
property is good, and the location cannot
be exceiied in southwest Missouri
VIII exchange tor farrn or CITY proper
~, or will sell on very easy terms. with
ample time and easY rate or interest. For
terms cali on or address
76-f IobS a LsYkFF,
Butler, Mo
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County OF Bates,
In the circuit court OF said county, No
vember term, 1884.
State of Missouri, ex rel K. 5. Catron
Treasurer of said county, plaintiff,
VS.. Martin Cook, Joseph y. Rust and
Samuel Brown defendants.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff
herein, by her attorney and files her pc
tition and affidavit, alleging, among 9TH
er things, that defendants aforesaid are
not residents of the State of Missouri.
Whereupon it is ordered by the Clerk in
vacation, that said defendants be notified
by publication that plaintiff has COM
menced suit against them in this court,
to recover a tax of one dollar and % cents
for the year 1882, on IS acres, the Sc. part
OF lot 10, in the NV. or. of section in
twp 80 and range 80, the same bordering
upon and being north of the Marais Des
CygneS river, and to recover tax of 81
cents for the year 1880, on eight and one
half acres, the same being part of lot
10 in the NV or OF sec. in twp, 80, and
range 80, more particularly described as
follows: Beginning S,33 chains south OF
the northeast corner OF lot 10 in the
northwes: quarter of section ,, in town.
ship 80, range %, thence south 1907
chains, thence west TAO chains, thence
north II,67 chains, thence east 7,2o
Chains to place of beginning, and that
unless the said Martin Cook, Samuel
Brown and Joseph n. Rust be and ap-
pear at this court, at the next term there
OF. to be begun and holden at the court
house in the city of Butler, in said coun-
ty, on the 3rd day OF November next, and
on or before the sixth day of said term,
it the term shall so long continue and if
not, then on or before the last day of said
term, answer or plead to the petition in
said cause the same will be taken as con-
fessed. and judgement will be rendered
accordingly,
And be it further ordered, that copy
hereof be published, according TO law, in
the Butler TIMES, a weekly newspaper
printed and published in Bates county,
Mo-, for tour weeks successfully, the last
insertion to be at least four weeks before
the first day OF the next term OF Circuit
court. j. R. JENKINS, Circuit Clerk,
A true copy from the Record; Wit
CSEALl ness my hand and the seal OF the
circuit court of Bates county. this Sth
day OF September, 1884.
J. K. JENKINS,
Circuit Clerk.
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Public Sale.

The undersigned will sci, at public sale
on the premises al his residence, ! miles
north OF Butler, No on
Wednesday, October 18th, 1881,
his entire personal property without re-
serve, consisting of 70 high grade and o
tull blood Durham cattle, 80 No. Young
COWS, twelve Is and I5-I6ths vearIine leit-
ers, heller calves, y bull calves, yearl-
ling bulls, stock bull, thoroughbred, deep
red and an extra individual, three-year-
old steers, IS horses, 8 No. I brood
mares, work horses, 1 span Of young
matched roadster geldings, tull brothers
and something fancy, draft olts, IS
Poland-China hogs, II Poland-China
sows, heavy with pig, IS young boars. fit
Tor service, 20 young gifts, I extra thor
oughbred yearllng boar, 20 we'll bred
stock hogs, $50 plymouth rock chickens,
farm machinery of ali kinds, tarm
wagons, I combination Racine spring
wagon, mower, Woodrich roller, (new),
stalk cutter (new), Acme harrow, grain
drill, spring tooth harrow, corn planter
and check rover, with drill attachments.
: Cassidy sulky plows , J. |. Case riding
cultlvatorS, one 10 in. sod plow, one Il
in. stubble pillow, sel:-dumping wire hay
rake, haytork, forks, shovels, and all kinds
OF farm tools, too numerous to mention.
sets OF harness, set OF extra double
buggy harness. collars, saddles, halters,
brides, etc. Household and kitchen fur
niture, including 1 Reeds farm creamer,
tor u to 20 COWS (new), Bradley's 6
hole range. 100 acres corn in the field
with the privalege of the use of an extra
teed lot, with scales, abundance of water,
good self feeders. Timothy, clover, aud
millet hay in stack, and in good neigh
borhood for buying corn, no other feed
ers being in the vicinity. Clover, timothy
blue and orchard grass, millet seed, late
potatoes etc. Farm will be rented on
day of sale for one year, from March Ist,
1885, to the highest bidder tor money rent
The farm of 60 acres is one of the best
stock farms in the county, with fine inn
provenents, abundance of never failing
stock water, excellent pastures and good
farm land and No, feed lot, 32o
acres pasture, 100 seeded to blue grass, so
acres to tame meadow, 100 of plow land,
100 acies OF grass tor meadow or for
breaking. If the weather is unfayorable
on day OF sale, the sale will be postponed
from day to day until suitable weather.
Sale will be continued if all can not be
sold on first day. Sale to begin at 9
O'Clock sharp. TERMS OF SALE:
All sums OF $40 or under cash. On sums
over $40 a credit of = month will be given,
the creditor giving his note, bearing in
terest, with two approved securities.
Lunch stands will be on the grounds.
". NJ. WILSON
CAPT. H. G. DoNoHUE, Auctioneer.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1884-10-08
An Unknown Language.

Political Striker-s'T are Mrs.
Lockwood, the candidate for Presi-
dent, amt you?''
Mrs. Lockwood-''I have that
honor"
"Well, amt working for nobody
IN particular this campaign, and |
just thought I'd call around and
strike you for fiver.''
"Strike me! Oh. dear. you would
not strike me, would your"
"Only for fiver."
"What on earth is a fver?''
"You know-a divy, a little bood-
lie to set EN- up with the boys, you
know, to make 'em sold.''
"What IN creation are you talk
ing abouts [ thought the bows were
pretty solid anyhow. I'm sure they
are as solid as girls
"Oh, no, mum, they amt solid at
all. They're all split up. That's
why l want to set 'em up"
"Oh, horrors! How did it happen !:
Run right around to the hospital for
an ambulance while l get some
bandages ready. Hurry, quick!"
He lett IN daze.-Philadelphia da
Call.