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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

TIE members Of the Finance Committee
have almost come to an end of their labors,
and in a very few days the results of their
Investigations viii be laid before the House.
The report Is being most anXiously looked
for. Ii Will decide whether the charges
which have been made in the columns of
the opposition press have had firm foun
dation or not We have no hesitation in
saying that we feel assured that the charges
made will be completely substantiated:
that It will be conclusively proved that
there has been most reckless expenditure
of funds: that accounts have been kept in
the very loosest style, and that moneys
have been paid for unauthorized purposes,
1t was no mere carping orimproper desire
TO make points" against the men in power
that induced the GAZETTE to bring such
heavy accusations against the present
Ministry. The facts, to the best of ou
belief, were before us. In few DAYS we
shall have the full facts laid clearly be
fore the public. From all that we can
gather, this report Will show that never IN
the history of the country have the gov
ernment so mis-managed the public funds
The cabinet has been Sly too, for we under
stand that certain accounts which it did
not care to have investigated have only
been paid after the close of the fiscal
period. If this statement is true it Is {
most iniquitous proceeding and should be
dealt with severely.
The country waits for the Finance Re
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

SUPREME COURT OF THE TTA-
- waiian Islsnds, In Probate. In the ir,aff-@ a.
~ .i ~ - ~. ~ EAsva. kSn.l or Canton Chin4 De-
eeaseu lnteetatc Before NJ. Justics Austin Il Il
On reading and ding the petition of Yun Ts.lt o-r
brother OF the said deceased alleging that aid .-
o. Canton China died intestafe at said Csrl,,, -
the sth day o. September a D. is8B leaving ~
premises on motel sreet, Honolulu, and prfvin~ fh.f
letters OF Administrations issue 70 Tn -
said deceased upon due hearing. and that nl.--sii
temporary letters Of administration issnc ~ ..S ~
Wong. ~ 1n
Il Is ordered that THURSDAY, the fsth = =,
June, ID. 1884,, at 10 O'Clock a m BE- sn,if 49,, y.
i appointed for hearing said petition before ~ i3
Justice, in the Court Room Of this Court Al 0c-,-i
AZ which time and place all persons concerned 49, -
pear and show II any they have Why n 49,,
should not be granted and that this order Be- Dni-aS
N NE English language for three successive wets. n
lulu. Nouo-
u hereby further ordered that Temporary iettr ~
an approved bond Of 500. W
Dated Honolulu. II. L, Nay 18th. A. u. 1881
Auest BENZ. II. AUSTIN,
hkShr SMITH. - Justice of Suprems Cour,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
G. W. MaCfarIane & Co.
f.mO m

Boundary Commissioners Notice.
DROPER APPLICATION HAVING
l. been made to the undersigned by Hon. CHAS. II.
BISHOP for the settlement Of the boundaries Of the
Ahupuaa Of Moanaua, Kona, Island of Oahu; notice
is hereby given to all owners of adjoining lands aud 20
all parties interested In the settlement OF said boun
daries that the said matter will come for hearing
WEDNESDAY, the ith day Of June .S3i, at o'clock
p m. at my Office, Merchant Street. Honolulu.
RICH'D. T. BICKERTON,
boundary Commissioner for Island Of Oahu.
Dated Honolulu. Nav 18th. 1881 IOOq Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

RETAIL OhnI.
Ha!-rt Ynu uolhanru. King street Honolulu
lrs Hin. Msunalua
IHonolulu
uart Bto., nnirI -rrrrt
Wong Ssu=. Nuuanu .trr'i
Anlonie Lopez King street
Che kiu, kiu- street. 1slamaN
hon Ch--.t hon L--u
p ! Murphy Mauuak-a stTr-t
= All Nat, fish Market
> fonc Chun Hong. NHuuaEra street
II sam Tict Naunskes street
u Akoi 4 20. Nuuauu -trrrt
is A A DiHs. LunHliln street
Il = Hopper, E.psnadr
l. 4 y, >ouza. King -trcrt
70 iiopp s %. King -trr-i
- SAn yhuu= & @. cor King Nuuanu sts
g. Goo cha K.r. kins street
n Pnu Hang Ch-on= a Co, Hrria. Konlaupoko
= r.; san a 90, Msunakca street
ft Fan Sing. kap4lamA
20 r DE- Comma. King -trrst
= Cha sam hius street
- Al nuns, Naialua
= J Fisher. i.ilthp -tf-rt
- HoaE Lum Tong. Hotel .trsrt
. Young Va, MHunsAca street
= Tsu Siau. Brrrtsnia street
- Mr. " u Wilkinson Fort ttr-rt
uETAII.-HAN Al.
~. Kslspsn.. Puma
4 J nickneil. kukuIharlr flamakua
! G L AleonH. Wsinhiuu. Ran
&C AionA, Pzauv-Ir. ilamskuu
Attn. Hunnkau, HsmskuH
: ret k.r. Paukss
81 JK.iua. kslaih. Hilo
10 Tong Man lsupsho~hn-
II nui kal,pl "a Arsna Ruua Aksu. Eoua Akau
= Ssr L.. B'T'tanis -tre 9. Honolulu
u G W.tmure llil0
- T & Wills. fshsis Kan
~ sam kse. PSskso. ilunIakua
"a Fang krr lirnukaa
= chung L. Lum Ket unLals, Hiio
~ " n Holm-s Huuoksa. Ilamakus
= L hFan. MskHpslH, huhaa
GErNII.-HAII
snmT Oi,.d Raj, E.brIuf
Chre kim, Lahsiua,
Uhsfl-s sylvia. WailukU.
q. kirkwnod. LHhaiua.
&C II nirk~y. Haiku.
u Tim You. Msksvao
IS Al WauI NskNwH0.
= achu. LahaiuH.
- Enns Co. Wsiuku.
- isnns H-r Wsiluku.
. Chen sing Wo. Nziluku.
EErAiI.- KAIAI.
] q B,rchzr,,ink KeEsha, waimea.
= Chung Tai. Narmca.
~ Aehon-. wzim-a.
2: koius sugar Co, kolaa,
- Peter Richmond. Waimra.
WHOLESALE.
Iohn Go, Nunauu street, Honolulu
Adams. QUEEN street, Honolulu
u Hamilton johnson. Queen street. Honolulu
u A >eha-i'r s 20, ,ui Narchsut hanhamauu :
yICrt ,I.t,G.
Robert Won oeIhsa-n King street. Huuolulu
fri Ching Chen. Paauwrlu. llanaEus. Hawaii
4 Nats Nailuku. MNui
Al 20 fsia. Nnkswsn, Maui
Chen Chea a chan Leu Hotel strrrt =, Honolulu
Chnn chan. Hotel street, Honolulu
AcAna. WaiHnAr.
@-r Nn. Maiiuku
Chock Han. Nuuauu street, Honolulu
y Lam Toi. Maunakes street, Honuluiu
u Ito Ten Ihcrrk. cor Merchant a Alskra Il HnuolE
u A chin. Lahriua.
u Aim fsa. Haia. Maui
= fcu Hang Cheuus. Hesis. koolnupaku
= lie fuck h-r FuuchbnNl street Honolulu
y An Chps smith street Honolulu
p Tan Too k-r, Punsluu. kau.
"a Al lum. Multi. y kuhslA.
- . Ahtate Haus
= KllsurH sugar 60. kiiauca- kAual
DEALERS SPIRIT.
Sanil Nnul-iu, King street, Honolulu
HORT.
Ei--nakul-. Hilo.
PoHH BUTCHER.
Is siuE ree Hon. waians,. Oahu
MILK
i Kauiska. uonouiu
Ltr0Gff-n.
TKChrke Co Kipshulu Hama Nam
RiI.I.IARDN.
- Siml ubed K.hului M,ui
CN.,E I.i.EBIINg
- An Srn. Kznaa. k1usi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
IN THE sUFRisiEsMsiE Fisissi couRr OF

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF
Il the Hawaiian Kingdom.
Islands, KTSa:
dom, or HE Depnty-GHEETiEg: ~ '-A
y on are hereby commanded to summon LOUISA
GRACE BROWN Defendant. IN case she shall ais
written answer within twenty days after service hereof
70 DC and appear before the Supreme Court Al the A
Term thereof, 70 be holden AZ the Cont Room ~ ~.
Court House, Honolulu, In the Island of t5ah1 -
Monday, the ith day Of April, next at 10 oielorE . -
TO show cause why the claim Of HOBERT peovrss
Plaintiff should not be awarded him pnrsn,nt ~ a. y.
tenor Of his annexed petition. :" uae
Aud have you then there this Writ with u r.turp A.
your proceedings thereon. ' '''Hfh 't
WTxEs'' u Hos. . a; fHANcIs JUDD, Chief Jus.ls.
18th day Of March, A. d. fssf 'ni'
tsignedJ HENnr SarrH Depufv fi..s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
Attest; Chief fJusticc Supreme Court

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
~ walian Islands In Probate-fn the matter Of proof
Of the will Of BENJAMIN F. BOLLEs OF Honolulu a..
ceased Order appointing time for 3robate Of viii and
directing publication Of notice Of the sane.
document purportng TO be the last will and testa-
mcnt Of Benz amin Boes deceased having on the 18th
day OF May, A. D. 1851 been presented to said Probsic
COurt and petition for the probate thereof and for
the issuance Of letters estamentary TO Mrs. Eliza
beth c. Bolles and Benjamin r. Bolles Jr having
been fled by John n. Patty.
Il is hereby ordered, that FRIDAY, the stn day
OF June, AID. 1885, at 10 o'clock Of said day at the
court OF said court Al Aliiolani Hale in aonelu
u be- and the same s hereby appointed the time for
proving said viii and hearing said application, when
test the said will, and the granting OF letters ;esta
mentary.
Tie further ordered that notice thereof be given y
publication. for three successive weeks the Hawai
IAN GAZETTE, newspaper printed and published IN
Honolulu.
al n 7 N fnfA n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
Ilosoirir. Au-. eth, 1ss2.
G.ti-s - hereby given that sppCAiiuns for any
portion 81 th- NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN mp 10
S5aB, ,"aa-ai nov b. received al tho Treasury: the
rEi- ut interest j. ut.d ~ sl six per cent per anun-
psynhr srm annually. and thc Bonds arr exempt from
AL Governmcut Taxe- whHtrurrCr.
JNO. VI kApENA,
- Minister " Finance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
COURT OF TTTF n !.

SUPREME COURT OF THE H1.
- waiian Islands. In Probate In the matter ~ I. .
Estatc Of GEORGE WOOD, late of HouaiaS. ~.
ceased. ~
On reading and 1liug the petition and accounia -
nexed OF the Estate Of George Wood late OF onolalu
deceased wherein he asks 10 be allowed ef ia and
ehAr1es hitnseI with sls,HioIl. and asks that the
same may be examined and approved. and that an
order may be made discharging him and his surstiss
from all further responsibility such adminstraior
u is ordered. that IT. BSDAY, the f7th day June A.
d. issf AZ 10 O'Clock n, before the said Chief Jus
uee al Chambers In the Court House at Honolulu BE-
aud the same hereby is appointed as the time and
place for hearing said petition and aeeounts and that
all persons interested may then and there appear and
show cause II any they have why the same should not
be granted And that this order. In the English and
Hawaiian languages, be published in the HAwAifAN
uAzErrE and hu0kod newspapers printed and nab
hshed In Honolulu. for three successive weeks.
Dated at Honolulu, H. l. this 18th day May A. D. fssf
A. r JUDD
Attest Attest Chief Justice supreme Court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

sIore health, Sunshine and joy in Hop Bitten
% d in all other remedies. Observe adEertisem't
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
Honolulu, Dec. 18th, issa
IN THE sUPRRih.MsiE COURT OF

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF
Il the Hawaiian Kingdom.
kALAKAuA. By the Grace OF God Of the Hawaiian
dom, or his Deputy-GHEErISs:
lou are hereby commanded to summon ARTHURAB
ELLlOTI Defendant, in case he shall file written an
swer within twenty days after service hereof to b. and
appear before the supreme Court At the January Term
House, Honolulu, In the Island Of Oahu on Nondsv
the seventh day Of January next at 10 o'clock 4 m
20 shoM cause why the claim Of KIPOLA fvl
Plaintiff, should not be awarded her pursuant To m
tenor OF her annexed petition
And have yon then there this writ with full return
OF your proceedings thereon
WITNESS, HON. A. FRANCIS JUDD Chief Jzsties
(seaD Of our Supreme Court this 18th day Of
October, A. ID. 1881.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
re1lrf Rdrsrtissmeuts.

SUPREME COURT OF THE TTA-
~ walian Islaads.A In Probate. In ihe matte. q
ceAsed. Order sppoinAing time Tor Probate of WIN
and directing publicatiolu Of notice Of the arn,e
document purportinn 20 Be the last VIII and fsss
ment OF Wong Ahc deccaa,ed. having the asIh d1V
q Nay. A. ID. 1874, been l2rcsenttd 20 aaid Pfoh1Ic
Couri and petition for the Probate thereof nnf ~
the ssnanee oi Letters restarnentary 70 Wcnz Teo1s
having been ficd by W. r. Cf,sfic
II i hereby ordered. that WEDNESDAY. the fair
day of June. A. d. fsst al 10 oock a m of said i1r
a nc Court Room q said Cogrt at Aioani Hale n
hionnluln BE- and the same = hereby appgnted TIE
ton. when and where any pereoh interested may an-
pear and contest the said VIII, and the rrantinr 81
letters testamcnfary.
i farther ordered. that notice thereof be rrrn bv
pnoheaiion FOR three successive weeks In ne Hsw,
published In Honolniu y f ~
Dated Honolnn. II. l., May ssth, 1884
LAWRENCE MccULLT.
Aue'ii Ti,,,v s.. Iastise q ne supseme court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

Having made diligsnt search Tor the within n.n.
TONED Louisa Grace Brown and he uuf 10 T.. 90 ~
the Kingdom, and do hereby return M @ aoana ln
and petition annexed without rkng any ssryis.
Honolulu. March f9th 1854 - AArsh4i.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

Tor general DEBILITY and prostration Hop Bit
tern viii do wonders. Pn,vs il by trial. See advt-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
SECTION 3.


For the more efectual carrying out of this Act
the Minister of Finance shall at all times during
the month of August A. d. 1884, receive all current
silver coin that shall be Offered at the treasury
TO any amount not less than ten dollars and issue
therefor, certificates of deposit of the denomina-
tons of ten, twenty, fifty. one hundred five Kun
dred, one thousand, I've Thousand and ten thou
sand dollars according to the amount of silver
coin received, payable to bearer on demand on and
after the said inst day of October in United States
gold coin, With ut interest The said certificates
shall be signed by the Minister of Finance and
counterslgned by the Registrar of Public Accounts
All SILVER com received IN exchange for such Ger
rhcates, excepting Hawaiian silver coin as referred
TO in Sec. of this Act, shall be used without de-
lay for the purchase of United States gold coin,
which shall be held special deposit to be used
only for the cancellation of the said certificates
And the Minister of Finance is hereby authorized
and instructed to take from the Treasury sufficient
money not exceeding the amount provided for that
purpose IN the Appropriation Bill TO make up in
United States gold coin the numerical loss in dol
lars suffered IN exchanging the said silver coin for
United States gold coin, and to deposit the same
with the said special deposit a part thereof All
Hawaiian silver coin received in exchange for such
certificates shall be held a special deposit to be
used, if it should become necessary, for the pur-
chase of United States gold coin for the cancella
ton of the said certificates in which case the num-
erical loss suffered in exchanging the said Hawai-
ian silver coin for United States gold COIN shall
| lie made up IN the same manner as provided above
| IN the ease of other silver coins
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

Having made diligcnt search for the within mentioned
Arthur A. b. Elliott return the within Simmons rot
served as ne - not 70 be found in the Kingdom.
Honolulu, Nov sd. isss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

From and after the first day of October, in th
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred anS
eighty-four the gold coins of the United States O
America shall be the standard and legal tender a
their nominal value, in payment of all debts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

This Act shall become law fro,0 -,
date Of its approval; and an act enttiea me
TO regulate the Currency approved he 1sai Aet et
of September, 1876 and Section 479 Of The ci. qey
Code as amended by Chapter Al of the I,Ss ~
1874 and all other acts and parts of ants 49, oi
slstent with the provisions of this act are hereby
repealed, such repeal to take effect on the aid
first day Of October.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

The following is the full text of Mr. Dole's cur
rency bill. 1t will be read with interest by every
member of the community:
Be it enacted by the King and the Legislative
Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands, in the Iyegis-
lAture OF the Kingdom assembled:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28

Nm On and after the said first day of October, the
Tilister of Finance may at his discretion, receive
NJ, states gold coin on deposit to any amount
- man nifty dollars and shall issue therefor
shall deem to be for The nabIic ;ntsrsst ,,svable
said s oenand without interest The said
Of Finance and stall shall be signed by the Minister
Public Accounts soosoase5signed s by the Registrar of
certificates shall be held as srSi rsoelSeo IGr suen
used only for the cancellation ~ an oeosit 70 oe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
.CUPREME COURT or TTST ma

-. LAWRENCE MccULLT,
''e'ii Irx,v So, 5asiise q he supseme coaIt,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-18

The Sphinx county iasco Is about
at an end, 1t appears that they vo-
ted on the question Of the removal
OF the county seat at the election
this fall. in which Old and New
Asatea. Redfeld and anotbar town
were contestants. The result Of the
election left the seat Of Government
at Old Ashton, where il has been
since 1850. The Redfeld people
claimed fraud aid made an examjn-
tion Of the records, after which they
claimed that the vote Of 1880 gave
them the county seat. Accordingly
the Redfield people went and snak-
ed the records BY night from Ashton
to Redfeld. The next day the peo-
pie Of Old and New Ashton and
other parts of tho county, assembled
TO the number of five or six hum
dred, and demanded a return Of the
records, to which demand the Red
field people refused to acceed. They
then notified that they could have
30 minutes 10 remove the women
and children from the tOwn--that
If the records were not surrendered
gore must flow. In the meantime
an injunction was served on the
sheriff restraining the removal Of
the records from Redield, where
upon the sheriff went out to the be-
seiging party and informed them of
this fact and that he would be COM
PEELED to protect the records where
they were.
Governor mad been t~elegraphed
for assistance, and sent two compa-
MES Of MALTA from Fargo to Red
field at the request Of the authori-
ties Of hat city. On Friday last
the MALTA passed through Webster
on their way to Redfeld, about five
O'Clock, where they arrived about
noon Saturday. In the afternoon
an order was obtained from Judge
Smith dissolving the injunction and
ordering the return Of the records TO
Old Ashton; and here the matter
rested on SATURDAY. evening, quiet
having been restored, the presence
Of the troops contributing largely to
this end. Future operations win be
conducted in the courts.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-18
A N LAWS.

Recent decisions and rules by the
U. 5. Interior Department affecting
title to government lands. Con-
dcnsed and reported for this paper
by ellison, Benjamin a Co, attor-
neys in land cases, GA +. st. Wash
ington, ID. c., and o. Metropolitan
Block, Chicago, Ills.
Hearing in a contested land case
must be had by both Register and
Receiver, Notice by publication
and by posting notice on the land in
dispute, is not sufficient notice in
the absence Of proof that personal
service cannot be made.
Any question involving the suffi-
cheney Of the information on which
the local Office elected TO proceed
disappears from the moment that
notice Is issued to the settler. No
application to enter is required with
the affidavit Of contest against a
homestead entry.
Where great and unnecessary ex-
pcnse would be eutailed upon parties
il compelled to bring their witnesses
20 the land office, testimony may be
taken before a proper officer ear
the land in question, permission for
which will be given by the Register
and Receiver.
An entry which is Illegal and void
has no legal effect and is no bar to a
legal appropriation or entry Of the
same land.
Proofs presented without tender
OF payment Of fees or purchase mon
ey, mast be rejected.
The Desert Land Act requires
final firoofs to be made in person be-
fore the Register and Receiver.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-18

The kecnest sorrow of human ex-
perience has befallen Mr.. j. c..
Adams, editor Of the Webster Re
porter and Farmer. On Sunday,
Nov. Both, his wife wooed the dream
less slumber of the grave, and per-
feet rest came to her after a linger-
ing illness. She was a woman Of
excellent qualities of mind and heart
Wen she fulfilled the duties of wife
and mother. and her less is indeed
a grievous affection to husband and
children. Words lose their force
and sympathy is Of little avail when
the bitter anguish Of a lifetime sur
ges over us, but holy writ d~ispenses
the balm which dries the tears and
relieves the broker heart. 1t is
written that ell 1osh must die, and
il is also written that We shall live
again in an endless hereafter Of un-
interrupted happiness. Joyful be
the meeting Of husband, wife and
chitdren when all have shaken OIL
the muddy vestment Of morality.
NEWSLETTER.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-18

Mr.. T. $. Ware, an Andoyer news
paper man, was summoned here by
the grand jury to give testimony be-
fore them. The trip was not a fin
ancial success, He received ono
dollar and fifty cents per day in jury
script for attendance, deprecated to
about seventy-fiye cents on the dol
lar, and he paid two dollars per day
for board, II editors were not
wealthy a trip or two like his would
send them into the insolvent court.
--Milbank Newsletter
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-18

Mr.. Harry I'laisted, well known,
here, is one ofthe pFoprietors Of the
town site Of Britton. lie has been
involved in litigation with the Others
and be comes down to push his
cause as this term al the district
court; but happily al differerc IS +
now adjusted, sud everything is
s~atisssctogy to al parties. Mr.. p,
has . fcrtnne at Britton if the town
Il properly doomed, ard that viii be
done when the birds fly northward.
mAsws Il s.esy Ailbaak-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-18

The Senate passes the bill for di-
vision and admission of Dakota as a
State. In the house it is feared
that it viii not fare 70 well, though
there 10 some hope Of securing ai-
vision, In any event we are of the
opinion that our rights will never
be recognized till we take the bull
by the horns. organize 3 State gov
eminent, and demand admission un-
der the ordinance which ceeded the
Territory 10 the United States
This contract, originally made With
the parties from whom the Territory
vas obtained, recites thet it should
become a State of the Federal I'm
ior when ii had attained sixty thou
sand population and when certain
othcTronditions were reached, which
is universally admitted to be com
plete at the present writing. Dako-
ia is just a. much a state of this
union as Missouri can possibly be,
with the exception that her sister
states refuse to recognize her legal
and just claims; and they viii con-
tinus to do so till We assert or
rights in the way law coptemplatee,
and IN accordance with established
precedent.
TIE 0pega House opening N,w
Years night-a lr~sia Jul. Every
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-18

The effect Of a discharge in henk-
ruptcy is absolutely to extinguish
the debt and not merely to bar the
remedy for its recovery, and hence
the mere acknowledgment Of debt
after a discharge in bankruptcy
thcrefrom, however clear, distinct
unambiguous it may be in its terms,
is not sufficient to restore the debt
so that suit may be maintained
thereon, SO held in the case Of
holton VS.. King, decided in the
supreme court of Pennsylvania on
10th ult., and reported in the Alba
ny Law Journal.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-18

TIE 0pega House opening NV
Years nights er~sia lail. Every
b9dy invited.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-18
OYSTERS ON TOAST.

Drain the oysters through a col
ander, and to the liquor add Just
enough water to prevent its being
too salt, Season with butter and
very little pepper, then drop in the
oysters, and let them cook quickly.
Have ready some nicely Drowned
toast, not burned at all, lay it on a
platter, and as soon as the oysters
are cooked, strew them on the top
Of the toast, and pour the liquor
over il. There should be enough Of
it to tho .oughly moisten the toast.
This makes q very relishable lunch
or a tea dish.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-18

On New Years night the Peterson
Bros, will open their Opera House
with q grand ball. All are cordially
invited.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-18
KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given to scrofula
because Of q superstition that It could be
cured by a kings touch. The wsrId 10
wiser now, and knows that