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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-04-16
For REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr. NlOr ! noticed in your pa.
per Of April %, the name Of j. L.
Rice, Esq, as a candidate for the
House Of Delegates, subject to the
decision of tho Democratic County
Convention. Mr.. Rice is a sound
Democrat, we'll educated, has the
ability to make a good legislator
knows what to do and has the
nerve to do 1t. ! hope il will be
the pleasure Of the Convention 10
nominate him. X.
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sac of Ynluablc Real Estnte

I N .nnfana,ra NJ A denrrn fhndsEn1 la,
ti,e Cirr,,ii CSn.i ~ ph,no,n , sS~
~ n,s SsiS SoS N MAJ: igSS L, NV
Cbsms,ry Ca,,s,, N r AZ sannA s.s sIi
nIinistrairis6f j. w, Saunders deceased.
VS.. /, M.Saundcrs ct all, therein pend,
ing, !, tho Undersigned Special Commits.
sinnCf, viii, on tlicIlthINy Of Feb
ruary, 1854, proceed to self BY way 81
hubble auction, at tho front door Of the
Court HOUSE Of Mason county. tho III.
lowing described real estate:
LIST. A steam titist Mill With / acre
and ! 81 poles OF land attached. Situate
in the town Of West Columbia, SIas6nI
ID. A tract Of eOOacres AZ Ind attn.
ate in Union District. Of Ainsom county
on the Waters Of Mud LICK Fork III
Thirteen allie Greek.
Also, ol, the o7th div or Febrn.
Cont Hot,s,, Of Putnam comfy. i viii.
offer for sale a tract ui ll2 acres n land
situate onIthe Waters Of poplsr Fork ~
Biz Hurricane Greek md ,iescril,ed In n
deed from Preston Frazier 70 /. ".
TrRts or sAts
c,o.to,,.,, ~ a.. ,,a.st.., -.
cosb IN hand 9n5 tSa pselI,,s .nrSs
samol may,"s,,.s ., VIZ s;s toi,s .m aiI'
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SUPERINTENDENT arr
A ASrsAp

NY yiftiie N 4 ,lssFslal'o,lSr sr,.,.,
D in.il,e sboye eStitieil es6ss N. ss W..
Mason tnanty tilfe6is fa6ii az tl,s iS,l'
.day Febraity lisa i siialI psoeeeI
q sellatthe front door q tlle c6hrt
Hnusc " Mason County,. West Vininia,
auction, on Saturday. ilie
1911 tl;it az kiSrii. Az n 4.
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The same gentlemen whose la.
thenlations overalleged Democratic
wickedness disturbed the 0niet Of
this town on Monday, told the pen.
pie in 1880 that under Democratic
rule West Virginia was going to
thedogs, making no improvements,
having no immigration dying Of
dry rot-all on account Of blighting
BOurbonisn. The census taken
that year showed that the popula.
ton had increased about 40 per
cent, and that few stateS'in the
Union were more prosperous
There is about'as much truth in
their somplaints,now US their was
then, and their high tax campaign
will end as did their campaign
Of slandsrin disastrous and desery-
ed defeat.-Iadcr.
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David Keller has been sentenced
to pay a flne of $500 and serve two
years in the Moundsyillo peniten
tiary Keller was the pilo. Of the
scioio, which was run down by the
Tomas, near Mingo, on July A, 1883,
slxty.two lives being sacrificed, tho.
result Of criminal carlessncss.
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Lucky Lottery Players OF tic
GOlden GMIe.

]. Kramer is not a happy man.
He bought ticket1 ,2S2 Of the March
llth Drawing ofThe Louisiana
State Lottery, but placed so little
dependence upon his luck that he
forthwith sold half Of it to John
Martell, a silversmith Of G2S Sacra.
mento Street, and c. P. Robbins,
a machinist living at 512 Leayen.
worth Street. The ticket drew the
third prize, $4,000, and Kramer,
is not in the best of humor. This
is tho fourth time within a few
months that Sun Franciscous have
been the winners ofyaluableprizes.
San Francisco (Cdl) Chronicle,
March 10.
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Up to 1883 under Democratic
control tho county levy Of Barbour
county was never over 40 cents.
In 1888 a republican County Court
administered the affairs Of that
county and at once the levy was
raised to 60 cents. The Rdindcalcr
says the lord only knows what il
will be in 1884. This in illustra.
!ion Of Radical economy and prac;.
ical reiOrm.-Er.
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Keller was senlencelon None v
10 two yeas ID tie peniienliai
There Is o greatdeal uf local sym.
patty ipr TIE unfortunate yonnr
man, rs There is animpgessipu shai
oilers were mpfe guilty than he,
Wlthput stopping 10 DISCUSS that
qaesiieu however there is NO
doubt hai Whit this Sentence will
have q tendency % decrease The
tlnmber 81 accidents to passenger
boats On the rivers. We believe
this i the first instance df aa ulii.
Ger Of y steamboat being punish
ed because of such an accident
The baat. Scinto, which Kellsrwas
steering was lpaaed With excuf.
siuhisis AcallisiOn occurred and
fifty dive persons were drbwnets
Theculli wasunyoidable butit
occurred The jury tliat tried ihe
case thought that Keller was, IL
leasli partly tpblame fdf The acci.
dentand as the cpuft declined 10
setasiiIe tho verdict ne may fs.
slime that ienteriained the same
ppilion. Thecase has beeh tried
twice, The jury ailingtc agree the
ffrstltime. An effort % seclretl Il
lert pardon will he IL once made,
aud Under allthe circumstances ii
may be granted. lsatinel
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-04-16

Machinery and money are the
most important factors which will
enter into the composition Of the
coming Republican campaign in
this State.
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nineteen Tear. 81 war TAXA.

YHSt gi''4 tAtl5t steeAsI \ atst ~ iAst .NN'
pufposesin time Of war.
Look at theinleFnal revenue slys
tenn. We are living under the
third law Of The KIND. The ffst
was enacted @ aid il exlingaish.I
Ing The debt If the Revolution.
The second was passed to furnish
means for catrying on the second
WARMTH Britain. The third
tintoelIect in 1863, 10 provide,
money fofsurpressing therebeliion.
Ancxcise law is always often.
siys TO aftee people. That passed
under Washington's administrat.
ion.lsd to open resistance in Penn
sylyaniai and brought matters to
tie verge Of civil strife. Had il
not been ior'Ibe whisky rebellion,
asst was called, that act would
have been repealed long before Mr..
Jefierfon Recommended its repeal
f,om 1899 i ,sot md yisldsa AZ
no oa W. ,sy y - l lSa ,"ns,,.v -
The neyt MI d ,ey / si,a Eva ysar.
md S,o nm, 1st4 tbs, 1919 yi.lded :
reyenue Of sl4l4S s52
II ! fsw woels ninoto.n voo,.
IwnIbava nssssd way s;acs lI,s
tclo.e oftbe d IN 5vai Ftom 1895 s
70 1883 tbo recein,s from internal.
ravenne laxo. ags-or.,oI. ~ amor.
nous sum If "a 50 ) Sll 9s0 Ia g.
During tbe si4,oen wear. If
The two earlier period. ofeYeiso
,6xes tbe recoints re,eso0 95l ga0
Il M, a. lsss than ! ssven|b n.,l
If last years rol,,rns f,om hi
soprcs nnder tbo rod,rod1scol.
The consss which le5,o tbe wills.
ty rebsllion n ponnsy !, n, rors
Itfiainr copnnred' Z hi beontr !,
inflicted hy Tho ason NJ. r.,
mi revonne n tSe nrossnt time
esneoiolly IN districls distant from
tbs great c;tiss md 'o,nons noo,,lo
ybo oro nj g aI;,;a. VII, ~ ,a,s
md who bavs =, on / li,nito H., L,o NIL
edge Of tbei, ovn yi9bts
Thar. l. ! s,anaiSg nrnv If ronr
lbonsand nor,; driiIod. liEa
raanIo, traon. I'D ,ra;nod -
mscbino nnli,io. I'M noli,;oal.
services fnrni.b innnn;ty for
cri,no. lint Min J nronar odoin.
islrsli,r of ;ns,;oo .onld ,onr aao
sont ronv &c tbOna - no nasi, ss
,ia,n ' -'' = '''S' '"'''
1t was shown in the invesliga.
ton moved by Senator Vance to
expose the iniquities practiced in
North Carolina by these officials,
that they have been required to.
contribute over half of their pay,
in addition tothc personal service,
to help the Republican party.
Mr.. Jefferson recommended the
repeal Of the original Internal Rev.
enue &C! npou the ground that the
the surplus created by it would be
q temptation towaE Sound prin.
ciples," he said, twill not Justify
our taking the industry Of our fol
low citizens to accumulate treasure
for wars TO happen we know not
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lgotico o Take peposltions.

The Mason City Salt and Mining Com.
pally, q Corporation, The Mason City
Salt and Goal Company, Corporation,
jas. r. kilbreth, B. i. BannOn, J. W
NJ. NGig n. II. Mclean. John ". Xii.
broth, Murlica NJ. White, Guernsey y.
Roots aud James p. Kilbrelll, late part.
ners dOingbnsiness under tile firm name
and style Of Roots& Kilbreth, Guernsey
Y. Roots, Albert y. Smith and Henry r.
Picier, partners doing business under
the firm name and style Of Roots 4 Co.,
Chas, Clifton, Trustee, aud James 7.
kllbreth, claiming to be Trustee.
Take notice that on the 9TH day OF Ap.
ri, a. d. 1884, between the hours Of s
o'clock a. N. and = O'Clock I. NJ, at the
law office OF James r. Murdoch, u West
Third Street, IN the city Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, we will take tho dispositions Of
Guernsey Y. Roots, and ntlWrS, anil on
the 81 day Of April, 1881, at the law Of.
licu Of Simpson 4 Howard, In Point
Pleasant Mason county, West Virginia,
We will take the dispositions OF (ip0, W.
MorcdoCk and 0ther, to 10 read in evil
dence In our behalf IN a certain suit IN
Chancery now pending Ia the Circuit
Court for the County OF Mason and State
Of West Virginia, IN which we are plain.
tids and you are defendants. II from
any cause the taking Of said dispositions
shall not DO completed on the day aiOu.
said, the same shall be continued from
day 70 day, or from time to time, at tho
same place aud between tie same hours,
until the same shall have been compile.
ted. GUERNSEY Y. ROOTS,
ALBERT L. SMITH,
HENRY r. Prefer,
JAMES Il. MURDOCH,
O. M.vANCLEAF,
by Counsel.
Simpson & Howard, sOls, Iiushls-lt.
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clls VIM s \. I, s. SisFs "
ssslo''s q 'gs.l0S,ss' Py.issl a ",
.lsAip ss,s Wy, ui9's susp =
gisuppl'.'aa ,,Ys
laPeiS' Ply eonyenslpl guy
'sliicI c'sl, usape I, s's !, ~,
~ S !, snls SllS'a, ps'sgallSsts
ulape psl !. y ~ ln's = 'ns
eepInstS WI a9lu Y 'nslf osn
Sisss on 4os'Iass ques.0n gn'Sa
lpay q may pos y! spse Y .'ns !, Yea.
aen !lalcaa yass' lne present geno'
c y majority 10 we. lower tlOuse
q Congress came INTO existence
upon 2 popaiaf wave when SIMPLY
antsgon'zed hepaolioail me'noas
ana polleles: ~ aossfaes % slm'
pie issue w, formed o. !, constol1'a sne
popular : ye'a.c' Ne sailens icy,
lures OF sne Democratic can ass 9
seaf ago was 'ne pune uemana ioF
enange, opposition % monopoly
demand lSr administrative reform
anu 'ne cleaFiy expressed ansagCn :.
ISM o. me people 70 Nepa0li
can corruption ana eSIrasagance'
lnese represented popular T.
lstutesa Noone issue rose superior
to all lie rest. The people decided
upon questions which affected their
Interests the most, and they will
do so again when the National
Convention meets. But until this
Official utterance "a given. neitber
Congress nor ito leaders, nor The
Democratic press in any given
locality can force de Democratic
party into 4 position from which
time and tbe exirepcies Of the
country NAV force Il 10 reoede.
esufIicienl nn,otbe daynis' home.
liz piece Of wisdom which anplies
70 polilics os wall M hnsinass and
sociul Iife.-Rsai.,er,
differences ~ about the Tariff
Ihere IS no political question
now ashatns me PUBLIC MIND 50
li''lo understood Oy the masses as
" sha'' relating to the tafl1. ~ is a
liVlng issue ana the people should
DC correctly informed IN regard 10
us bearings upon tnelF national
interests ana the posl1on OF tne
C q, WIN reference 'nereto'
Inc s.'lsuao Of 'no TWO par.ies 10
fegalu 70 II Is Apply stated ny Uhe
-l1 nc heg's'eF.
AeS'us understand shese olHef'
ehces lal'y ana accurately There
'ah oe no uouoe ou' 'nas 'ne @rin
Oh Tue present NepuoIican parry
makes irOleC''0" Rs ogCe.' ana SO laf
US f'eea"S 70 support the Govern
'nenS lsconcefnea' Ma' IS made a
secondary ora purely Incidental
matter Indeed thlsis pnollolya
vowed oy many oil us Leaders, ana
~ is tutly shown In the TACT that
Ehey collect from one tot"o hund'
red mlllions OF COLLARS q year more
money than IS needed 20 pay the
expenses Of Inc government. u
she controlling OBJECT OIL their tariff
was Tevene' the sum collected would
oe limited u 10 the expenditures Of
! /! government But as nc oges
Is protection the taFih IS lald Tor
"at purpose regardless Of revenue
or what Is required tor the public
expenditures This is The plan
and undenlable'
Now the OBJECT Of the Democratic
tariff is rc'enHe TO support The Gov
ernment economically :. administer
ed and rs limited to that purpose;
and the protection whlchit affords is
simply 'nc'dsh'at to the selection Of
the articles upon which the tariff
is laid, so that the difference be.
tween the two parties on this sub.
jec' consists in the fact that while
the controlling object OF the tariff
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Tln line n Agason connlx.

TinAsines In Mason County.
Abontthree miles buck Of Glen.
wood, Mason county, w Va, twen.
" miles above Huntington, is a
formation Of Tin and silver bearing
ore. Accompany has eeninaaguf,
ated tOwards working the mines
The ore will 'spanont from S to1O
per cent, Of tin, aud besides, some
|oi IL contains silver III quantities
averaging about, $40 tO the ton
R. n. Robbins, yice-president oi
thecompany, isnow in Hunting.
tnn, and has rooms in Matthews
Block, 8rd avenue. Certificates ii
stuck are for sale by Mr.. Robbins.
IS. Hastings6f Cincinnati, is the
.Secretary3of the Company These
gentlemenshaye great fifth in the
outcome Of the formation, and Tilt
should prove successful, it will be
b hig b,,om for the county adjacent
Jas welllas for the stock holders
Huntington Republican.
d. d. d
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-04-16

Hon. b. j. Redmond, Of Mason,
and c, G. Church, ESQ., were elect.
cd as District Delegates to the Chi.
cage Convention, by the Republi.
lican Congressional Convention
which met in this place last Thurs.
day, and Peterson, of the Hunting.
ton Republican, and White, of the
Parkersburg State Journal, were
chosen as Alternates.
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state Of West rfr0i,.ta, So:
A T RULES held in tile Clerks olIlcg
~ Of the Circuit Court Of Mason coun.
y. OH tho first Monday in the month Of
March, 1891;
q. Y, Roots, Albert u, Smith, Harry 7.
Prefer, James X. Murdoch and C.M.
NanCleal, plaintiIla,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-04-16

The Republican Congressional
Convention which met in this
place last Thursday was very plin-
y atIeuded, aud d tame affair.
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1t now begins to lcok as IL the
Greenback party of Mason county,
is kept upIatcly for the use Of our
medical friend A. Il. Barbeo; and he
is about TO sell out to the Republi.
can party what little isleft Of the
Greenback purity.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-04-16

The chapter of good feeling DO
tween the Blaine and Arthur men
is closing rapidly. In New York
their contending factions "ft, bit,
shot, gpugcd and yelled&
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-04-16

They say that Bob Lincoln re.
sembles his father from his eyes
up. The only resemblance that
most of the friends of the distin.
guished father can see in him is
from the soles Of his shoes down.
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The New York Sun referring to
the wishes Of Mr.. Tilden, as ex.
pressed,to recent iptoryiewers, not
to be mentioned in connection
with the Democratic Presidential
nomination, says "Neyertheless,
there is nothing. in what Mr.. Til.
den said that affects the considera,
tons now impelling the Democrat.
ic party to offer to Mr. TiIden the
great testimonial Of a nomination
to the Presidency without con.
ditions or qualifications, this being
the only way Of adequately mani.
Testing the confidence and afIac.
ton Of the party toward its most
illustrtous member and leader"
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The Mason City Salt and Mining Com.
rany, y corporation. Nnd The Mason
City Cod and Salt Company, cOrrO.
ration, james r. Eilhreth, i. +. Bran.
nan, j. N. W. Neff. N. n, Mclean,
john W. Kilbreth, sIOn'iria VI. White,
Guernsey y. Roots and James Y. Xii.
broth hte partners doing business
under tho firm name and style Of
Roots 4 Kilhretll, Guernsey Y. Roots,
Albert " Smith and Harry 7. l'ipfer,
partners doing business under tho
lirnl name and style Of Roots & Co.,
and Charles Clifton, Trustee, and
James l. Kilbruth, claiming To- be
Trustee, defen,lanfs.
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80, ~ffAlANNNyt
The object 0f this snit IL 10 dissolve and
wind up the allairS Of tho said ThgMa.
son City Salt and Mining Company, a
corporation. This day came the CON.
plainants by their attorneys, and OH
their motion, and ii appearing by aIlida-
Wit filed that tho defendants, Is. i. Bran
nan, James p. Kilbreth, j. NJ. W. NCF,
n. IL. Mclean, Guernsey Y. Roots and
JamesP- Kilbreth, late partners doing
business under thefrm name Of Roots K
kiIbreth, Guernsey Y. Roots, Albert u.
Smith and Harry p. Piefer, partners do.
ing business under the firm name
and style Of Roots & Co., James
W. Kilbreth and Alorlecia NJ. White,
are non.rcsidents Of the State Of West
Virginia, II is ordered that they, tho
said non'residOnts, do appear here with.
in one month after the first publication
Of this order, and do what Is necessary
to protect their interests in this suit.
Testc:
CHAs. B. wAGGENER, CLERK.
Simpson & Howard, attys, [marl9w4
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The Gazette is trying 10 get smart
and witty, but is making Nment-
able failate.
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The sale Of tho Mason County lands
described In tho above, is adjourned
until the first Monday in April.
GEO. w. CARGlLL, Commissioner
feb9Ttd
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{ Aiew years agn Che Greenback
parlYpr6Ie sd.lobe able to reso.
the STATE i wouldcapt
nre everything and u liberty
loyingprinciples wnald atsract al
people 70 is ranks. Now it Is
tosell ilselltoihe Repnb
licanst9r three pallry Offices a
long fafwelltoalls is GREATNESS
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STATE OF UEST PIRGINIA, S.
4 RULES held in tho Clerks Office
a Of the Circuit Court OF Mason com.
", on the first Monday in the month Of
April, 1884.
James !. Mink, administrator Of John
Neville, deceased, complainant,
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The above sale Is adjourned until the
l4th dayof April, 1881, that being the
FIRST day ofthe Circuit Conlt.
GEO, w, GARGIlIs
vpr9-lw. Special Commissioner.

The above sale 10 adjourned until
Monday tho 9TH day Of May, 1891.
GEO. W.CARGlLl, Commissioner.
aprlBtd
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-09-05
sHlPplNG NOTES.

The Eva will sail for S. +. next week.
Schr Manuokawai brought 300 bags of
rice and lis bags of sugar from koolau.
Schr Emma brought $50 bags of sugar
from Ililo. She has been carrying cane
seed from lIilo to llonohina
The sloop Kaholomua, which was
wrecked ut Waimanalo last Friday after
noon by parting her cable and drifting
upon the reef, is reported total loss.
Her bottom is gone and her sides stove
in. No insurance.
The bark G o Whitmorc, Capt. Cal
houu. arrived this morning % days from
Port Townsend with IS0SS3 feet of
rough lumber. lOiS35 feet Of f and G
lumber. 3O770 feet of surf lumber. 1925
pickets. 10000 laths and pars to Allen
and Robinson. The captain reports
seeing a bark night before last in Long.
1856. Lat. 2l.30 standing to the north,
name and nationality not known.
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resigned August 5th. and on the
18th August u new Ministry was an
nounccd rs followsi-
Sir Julius Nogcl (with prccc-
dencc) Colonial Treasurer. Post
master General. and Commissioner
Of Stamps.
Mr.. Stout Premier and Attor-
ney-General
Hon. +. Richardson Public
Works.
Mr.. Montgomery--Colonial Sec
etary and Education.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures e Mines.
Mr.. Ballance-Natyc and De-
fence.
Sir George Whitmorc--without
portfolio.
Great dissatisfaction is felt with
this Ministry, as being composed
almost entirely of politicians from
the South Island. Although Mr..
Stout is the Premier, the ruling
spirit of the Cabinet is Sir julius
Nogel, and the fear is that he will
plunge the colony into a course of
borrowing in order to carry on pub
lie works, which will be ultimately
disastrous to the colony.
One case of small pox occurred on
board Il steamer from Melbourne.
The patient died, but no further out
break in New Zealand has been re-
ported. Further cases are, however.
reported from Melbourne and Ade-
laide.
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CIVIL COURT.
SEPTEMBER 4.

Lewis & Co. VS.. ii. Swinton, as
sumpsit for Sl4.2O, no appearance
for defendant. Judgment for plain
tiff.
A. Hunt VS.. Jergensen, continued
from the 1st inst, replevin of chat
ties and damages $50. Judgment
for plaintiff for possession of articles
mentioned and damages So. Appealed
to Intermediary Court.
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co.
vs.. Kalawaia, for deserving contract.
Defendant was ordered to return.
Mrs. NJ. j. Heeley VS.. r. A. Mac
iie, Jr., Mr.. Ashford for plaintiff,
and Mr.. Hatch for defendant, as
sumpsit for $40. Judgment fol
plaintiff for S2G.S5. Appealed to
intermediary Court.
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NOTICE.

- EE WO TAI d Co. composed of Ho
~ zee, Ho Pa lat IIo On and Ming
Wa having bought from Lo Sam Sing
the Rice Plantation, with the house, cat
tie and implements, at Waimalu, Eva,
Island of Oahu, which the said Lo Sam
Sing bought from the Sam Hop Com
pany composed of 10 Kau Fook and
All Chun), hereby give notice that all
claims against the said Plantation to
date are TO be settled by the said Lo Sam
Sing. All persons are warned against
cutting trees on the estate at the follow
ing Lands: Kaulu, Alma Loi; Kahalaa,
Alma Loi; Kaumiumi, Alma Loi; Paa-
kea-iki, he Puuonc Loco; aud Kapou.
wela Alma Kolu.
SEE WO TAI 4 co.
Waimalu, August 9th, 1884.
800 I'm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-09-05
NOTICE.

TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
4 ON The 10th September for build
Ing material, more or less, TO he deliver
ed at Kaakopua, Emma street, rear en-
trance.
Tenders for articles As per schedules
to he seen at the Office Of Tie under
signed.
OIly the lest material will b. nc
cepteG.
TERMS months, with option of
discount for cash.
800 n s. NJ. DAMON, Agent.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-09-05
Oahu College
Punahou Preparatory School
Fall Term, begins on Monday,
Scptcm her 18TH.

September 18th.
rNllE Trustees are happy TO announce
Il HAT the second year, since the
adoption of The new course of study,
premises TO he very successful. Miss
NJ. l.. SPOONER, II graduate of Mount
llolyoke, and for five years past mem.
Der of the Seminary Faculty, has been
secured as an instructor at the College.
1t is expected that the new Profess or
ship of Chemistry and the Natural
Sciences will be filled early in the year.
MISS EMMA V. HALL. an expert.
cnced teacher, and for some years Prin-
cipal of Grammar School in Ware,
Mass, comes from that position to take
charge of the Punahou Preparatory
School.
Only few new pupils can be receiv-
ed at this School, and they will be ad-
mitted IN order of application, which
must he made to REV. G. NJ. HYDE ID.
d., or to the President of the College.
Ia Catalogues sent on application.
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