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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-26
SUPREME COURT OF THE IA


y waiian Islands.-In Probate. In the matter Of
the Estate Of HENRY MAY. late OF Honolulu. de-
and directing publication OF notice Of same
document, purporng to be the last VIII aud trsta
ment Of Henry May, Of Honolulu, deceased, having on
the bth day Of October A. d. 1881 been presented
said Probate Court, and a petition for the Probate
thereof and for the issuance of letters csamcnary
Tom May and Peter G. JJncs. Jr.. having been hed By
said Tom May and Peter Z. Jones, Jr.
" Is hereby ordered, that MONDAY, the 18th day
of January A.D issj At 10 O'Clock Of said DAY
the Court room Of said Court At Honolulu one Of the
Hawaiian Islands be, and the sane T. hereby ap-
pointed the time Tor proving -ad will and hearing
said application, when and where any pcfsUn interested
may appear and contest the said will and the granting
Of letters testamentary.
Is further ordered that notice thereof BE- given By
publication, for fourteen weeks In the HA
in Honolulu.
And It Is further ordered that citations be i-sue
the subscribing Witnesses 10 sad will and 10 the heirs
OF the testaior In their places Of rrsidcncr far
known 70 appear aud contest the probate Of aid vii
NJ the time appointed. and that In the meantime letter.
Of Temporary administration 6e Issue to said Tom May
and T. e. Jones Jr upon their fling their Joint sna
several bond In the sum Of two hundred tousand DOB
lars
Dated HonOlulu, H. l., Oct. 9Th, issi
Aftest BENZ n AUSTIN
HEShT SMITH Justice of Supreme Court
Deputy Clerk frD ~
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Stamped Envelopes

nF THE DENOMINATION OF
" 1. = o. and 10 Cent, can be purchased At the
Posiotdce in any quantity from one 10 one thousand
Enveiupc Per-cns residing on the other Islands can
uuee1re them fron The local Postofees also domestic
Prd foreign reply cards ioE
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Ncw advertisements.
NOTICE I

ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE
" HONOLULU ICE WORKS COMPANY, will de-
liver ICE at As Low RATES as any other company.
JOHN g. WILDER, Superintendent.
Honolulu Nov. Ist, 1885, 1854
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Notice of Intention to Foreclose Mortgage.
arCnDn NrfrIr NI-IrI,II A I,nVy

Il er OF sale contained in certain mortgage made by
Apahu (y) Mrs II. Johnson, dated the ath day ot
July ISL recorded IN Libcr 10 pages ios and i0i,
and assigned TO Sophia feAry.
Notice is hereby given tAat the said morgagec In
tends 10 fOreeose said mortgage for condition broken;
that OF note and Interest secured thereby
when due aI will sell Public Auction at the sales
room of L. p. Adams SATURDAY the ID day Of
January is at l. O'Clock noon, the following parcel
OF land conveyed by said mortgage;
All that piece Of land with building thereon situate
At keoneua Hononlu, adjoining the residence OF Hon.
j. l. Dowsett the same being the premises described
In Deed OF KamApelekane and ]. ]. DOwsctt 10 said
Apahu Of record on Book q, page ii6.
SOPHIA FEARY, Assignee Of Mortgage.
A. ROSA, Attorney for Mortgage.
IIonolulu November 18th IsS4- iIT d
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IA 0ne-Fourth Cash, Balance in l, 2, 8
Years. Secured by Mortgage, with In
terest at the low rate of 7 per Cent.

This gives au opportunity for those Of small means
to secure homestead at a low price with hut little Ia
be paid at Complete plans Of the lots can be
will be given.
The Government water is laid upon LunaliO street
and commands all the lots from Nos. TO l.; Ger
main street, We Informed by the Superintendent OF
Water Works Z. b. Wilson, Esq, that the new Water
Works will be commenced In January, and when com
pleted the water will over every portion Of Lots
Nos /. = and 1.
Parties desiring to lots do so before the
sale they will be sold privately II applied for soon
but in no case at less than the upset prices.
The low rate Of interest Of seven per cent upon dc
ferred payments, and the small amount required in
coin makes this a most desirable opportunity 10 pro
cure good homestead in pleasant situation.
Ss- Call at the Office and sec the Plans
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FURNISHED ROOlIS--Neat and costly Fur
nished Rooms be had by an early application at
(g9g No. GARDEN LANE.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE IIN-
y waiian Islands. In Probate. In the matter "
the Estate OF LEE 10y, late Of Hilo, Hawaii, de-
ceased intesta.e. At Chambers before Mr.. Justice
Austin.
On reading and dling the petition and accounts uf
W. Austin Whiting. Administtaior Of the Estate II
Lee 10y, late Of Hlo, Hawaii, deceased wherein he
asks To be allowed e. II, and charges himself with
S62OJ, and asks that the same may be examined aud
approved and shows that said estate Il lnsolvcnt and
asks that final order may be made Of distribution Of
the property remaining in his hands to the creditors
and persons thereto entitled In proportion 20 their
claims and dis.harsng him and his suruties from al
further responsibility such administrator.
It Is ordered that MONDAY, the sth day Of December,
A D. ISL At 10 o'clock before the said Justice,
at Chambers In the Court House, at Honolulu b. and
the same hereby Is appointed as the time and
place for hearing said petition and accounts and that
all persons interested may then and there appear and
show cause II any they have why the should
be granted, and may present evidence AZ 10 who
entitled 70 the said property. And that this order In
the English and Hawaiian language, be Published IN
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE aud haOkOr newspapers
printed and published in Honouu. for three succes-
iye weeks previous TO the time therein appointed for
said hearing
Dated at Honoulu. II. l., this Eth day Oct A. D. tssi
BENZ. II. AUSTIN
Attest. Justice Supremc Court.
Hrxnv swrrff Depntv Cfrvt tfraF
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Mortgages Notice OF Foreclosure 4 Of Sale
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A POM.

CT OF sale contained In a certain mortgage made by
D. Manoa and Nahau his wife Of Puma, Hawaii 10 VIM.
l. Rose dated the 9Th day OF October A. D. iee2l and
recorded iJiber ~, pp e. s and %; notice is hereby
given thafSsaid mortgagrr intends 20 forcusc said
mortgage for condition broken, ard Bpon said fore
closure will sell at public auction the oee Of d. H.
HitqhrOck In Hil0, on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of
Noycmber tSsf at l. NJ, the premises described Ia
the said mortgage a. below specined-
(SignctD WM. l.. ROSE.
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Mortgages Notice OlIntcntiOn to ForeeIOse
-ATnTICE Is HERERN GIVEN

IN that pursuant To powers OF sale contained In
three certain mortgage deeds TO Wit: lst mortgage
Oahu, TO The Hawaiian Investment and Agency Com
pany Limited, dated the 9Th day Of August, lss and
recorded in lber IS, folios lsOi2 and assigned to
Alexander j. Cartwright o! said Honolulu, BY deed OF
assignment dated the =5th day Of June 1856, aud
corded in ber S. foli0s ai6 and 2s. 2nd mortgage
made by said Albert X. kunuiakea to said Alexander
T. Cartwright dated the is Of February 1855, and
corded in libcr -, folio sjl. 3rd mortgage made by
said Albert X. kunuiakea to said Alexander J. Cart
wright, dated the 18th Of March, isj and recorded IN
libcr -, fOus J5iJ, and for breaches Of the eond
tons in said mortgage deeds contained that all aud
singular the lands, tcncmcnts and hcreditAmcnis In
aid mortgage deeds contained and described will after
the time limited by law be sold at public auction on
account OF the breaches OF the conditions as hercnbo
fore mentioned
The property in said several mortgages described
being follows; ist-Ahupuaa OF Kukuau situate In
HiO, Island OF Hawaii. and more particularly de
scTibed in Royal Patent No 1866 L. &. Award No. \ y
area 1910 acres. and-Lands situate at Kapunale1
Mala and Puako in Lahaiua, Island OF Mani, being
Apanas l. and Of Royal Patent No. 6itf, L.C. Award
No. 5Si, area acres roods and u rods. 3ri-Land
situate at Luakahd, Nuuanu Valley In said Island OF
Oahu, described In Royal Patent No 6756, L. C. Award
No. Slj, area 81 acres, ith-Ahupuaa Of Laimi. de,
scribcd in L. Z. Award No. sl2D, 5th-Ahupuaa Of
Waaka, situate in kohala, Island Of Hawaii and de
scribcd In Royal Patent No. 1905. 6-Ahupuaa oi
PahoehOe situate in kOna, Island OF Hawaii and de-
scribed in Royal Patent No. i66s lth-Land Of Kapn
nakca described in Royal Patent No. 651 L. e. Award
20. 5fSi. sth-Land OF Maunakui, situate in Lahana,
Island Of Maui, Royal Patent No. so, L. c. Award
5fsJ. Nh-Ahupuaa Of Puou, situate in Lahaina, l.
Award No. $50. iOth.-Ahupuaa OF Puunon, de-
seribed In Royal Patent No. 1901 L. { Award No s5ij
llth-Land at wailuku, Island Of Mani known as Owa
described in Royal Patent No. si5o. t2th-Land at
HamAkualoa, Island Of Mani, known as the Ahupnla
Halchaku Royal Patent No. 1906, L. Z. Award s5i3
ijth-Land Of Puhala, Island Of Molokni. fth-Prem
i-es known as klaiheAni in said Honolulu, L. G..
Award No. 95 Royal Patent s6i5. i5th-Pelly Premi-
in Nuuanu Valley, Honolulu, Royal Patent No. ..
Dated Honolulu, November 9Th, 1854.
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CUPRENE COURT OF THE HA-
y waiian Islands In Prohatc.-ln the matter Of
the Estate ofANTONIO MANU- El. OF Honolulu, Oahu,
drcta-ed. AZ Chambers before NJ. Justice Austin.
on reading and ding the petition and Accounts OF
W C. Parke, administrator with the will ANNEXED ef
th estate OF Antonio Manuci. late Of Hcnciuu. oahu.
decreased wherein be asks to be allowed SsSf5i, and
charges himself with Si,rio and asks that the same
NAV be examined aud approved. and that final order
NAV be made Of distribution Of the property remain.
u in his hands to the persons Thereto entitled. and
discharrinE him and his suretic- frum all further
responsibility as such administrator.
II is ordered that MONDAY, the 18th day of Deccm
her A. D. 1881 At ten O'Clock T. m. bcforc sad Chief
Justice at Chambcrs In the Court House at Honolulu
be and the hereby J. appointed the time aud
place for hearing said petition and accounts, and that
an persons interested may then and there appear and
.how eanse n any they have why the sane should not
be granted And that this order, in the English and
Hawaiian ianEuarcs be Published in the HAWAIIAN
GAZETTE and ha0koo newspapers printed and puh-
she In Honolulu, for thrcc successive weeks previous
TO the time therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated ai Honolulu H. L. this 9TH day Of Nov, AID.
1881. BENZ. u. AUSTIN,
Attest: Institc Suprcme Court-
n fsr.--n-
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Bp anIIlOriip
nErlNrNENT oF INIEHloR.

r-,s,-th- Aet entitled " Al Aet TO Hucnd Chapter 81
., an. session law - ~, rri,iing o. the surpfe
.isp Of disoasr amour suimais ~ ihe h1vaisn hinf
a-r approved Au-. iin. issi. the following rehiie
men hsvt been urrututrd a. board Of insf'ei"'s ''
nc Island uf oahu
H. BUgpit. y = Exrcuilyc ln-rrcior,
BuHuEtt nsuri,
Josh u nnovN.
CuAs J. GULtCk
,o-p Minister of iHierior.
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There was also, il must be admitted a
sudden development Of Cleveland devotion
such as had not been suspected before the
news came.
But we do not feel inclined to attribute
the setting free Of all this hitherto latent
democracy to interested motives. There
-7ere many men whose mOdesty and self,
listrust only equalled their prescience and
good Judgment, who saw all along how
this would come out, but preferred to wait
until the official announcement OF the elec-
ton Of Cleveland before taking the public
generally into their confidence. The men
to whom we refer knew all along how II
would be. but they did not wish to be OBJ.
trusive about it, or TO hurt the feelings OF
their opponents by prophesying disaster
However, joking apart, there Is no doubt
of one thing, and that is that the Great
Republic will take even gaily and with,
out the slightest commotion the result OF
the greatest political contest it has known
since 1860. No one dreams now OF war
or rumors Of war. II remains for the VIC
torious party to prove itself trustworthy,
and for the conquered party to purify itself
from its own corrupting elements.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-26

The premises TO be sold are situated in Kan4lcau,
District Of Puma leland OF Hawaii described in Royal
Patent Nossss and consist Of two pieces Of land
tainin 10 and = Acres respectively together with al
the improvements thereon.
Full particulars 70 be had Of D. II. Hitchcock At
-. - ffr
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ctuaI advertisements.


CTPRFME COURT OF THE HA-
- ,~,ii.n Islauds In Prohatc-In the NATTER OF he
Ts,,ie N ROBERT MCLEAN. minor. Orderfo show
ean-e APPLICATION Of Guardian Tor order OF sale Of
or reading and hng The petition Of Robert Cray o.
Uonoulu guardian Of the person and property OF aid
Sr rrsTin- FOR an order Of sale Of certain real r.
,-t sitsfe on school street in said Honolulu belong
f to aid ward and setting forth certain legal reasons
-, snrh rrai estate should be sulds
n i hereby ordered that the ncx of Kin of tho said
,5 ard an persons Interested In the said estate ap
49, brforr dis Court on FRIDAY, the 18th day %
bsr.-,trr A D. 1881 at 10 O'Clock At the Couft
,o1, of this Court in Honolulu. then and there 10
Row rasc why an order sho1id not be granted for ihe
sale Of such esfafe. -
and Il T. further ordered that copy of this order be
puhIishcd al least three successive weeks hcforr the
tfrid dav Of hearing in the HEuAukN GAErrrE news
,,.r--r M hisled In said Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu. II. L. November ~, IssA
aue.t. Chief Justice ofthc Supreme Court
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Aalraiialt Q5azettG.


WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER %. 1855.
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All combine to make picture Of beauty which Away
furnishes enjoyment: In choosing homestead
these points should be well considered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-26

No healin viii inactive liver and urinary or
rans Iakc Hup Bitters See advertisement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-26

Have nearly gone frantic with Joy, and some ill.,
discreet mon huisted the old Confederate flag on
the State House at Atlanta, Georgia, when Cleve
lands election was announced. Incorporate
speeches have also been delivered, and the oolored
men are said to be greatly excited. But this efer-
vescence will soon pass away, and the South set
tle down TO steady industry. Its interests arc all
peaceful, but tits bitter pill for the North to
swallow. They now see that the yanquished South
has again obtained control Of the National Gov
ernment The next House OF Representatives will
be Democratic, but the Republican majority in
the Senate will be increased.
THE EEsULT.
Following is the vote for the Presidential Ticket
as il will be dcclalcd in Congress:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-26
CUPRENE COURT OF TuE IN

ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT,
Mortgage.
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A. =. JUDD,
Attest. Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
HrxEr sNrTH. Depsty Clerk iVis -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-18
"EXCE!.I.ENT."
The Mo- remarkable Remedy Of
tie Age il Naesh's Golden E.alsaI.

Your COHEN BALsAM sells well
ard gives excellent satisfaction. ~
wa have heard in anunber Of eases. :
i NcPike ( Fox, wholesale drug
gists, Atchison, hans.
1.-THE usa Of your GOLDEN BALsAa
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Your GOLDEN BaLsAM has cured
my wife ofincipient Consumption.
have sent three bottles to my sister.
in Louisville. Kentucky, who is suf-
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MaRsH's GOLDEN BALsAa, the ia
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and MARsn's GOLDEN BLOOD & LINER
Tone, the great Blood purifying and
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Cresco. Large bottle 30 cents and
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The names Of those who have re-
sponded to our call for cash are
worthy Of record and We place those
who have recently paid in advance
below:
I. j. Gibbons, Saratoga; J. T..
Smith, Lime Springs: N. n. Cush-
ing, Cresco; b. Headington, Cfeseo !;
Hon. S. S. Lambert, Lime Springs
A. J. Eddy, Cresco; p. /. DeLange,
Cresco; s. S. Lloyd, Nor walk. Ohio /,
John Bouska, Protivin; Pat Woods,
Cresco; w. A. Glass, Cresco; John
J. Brown, Cresco; Martin Harris,
Saratoga; NJ. j. Weisiiock, Saratoga;
o &. Wanless, Cresco: JAS. Brophy.
Lourdes; Geo. Hooper, Creseo; p.
Noonan, Chester; VIM. MeGee, Gran
ger, Mimi; Ed Ryan, Silver Cliff,
Col S. l.. Thompson, Leroy, MINI.
Go Weaver, Daytena, Fla; j. II
Wildman, Jennings, La; j.. s. Rem,
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II. G.. PRICE.
Intermittent Fever.

Is so common in the country rs
scarcely to need comment. the causes
which produces il are such us cold,
irregular living. over exertion, low
spirits, night dir, exposure tie mias-
matte Influences. etc. The edge-tool
grinder protects his lungs from the
injurious effect of the dust flying of
the grindsrone by wearing respira-
tor. The coal miner, ere he desends
the shaft. provides himself with Il
safety lamp to guard against tlre-
damp. Now it is equally necessary
FOR those who are brought in contact
with the eases leading to intermittent
fever 10 provide themselves with
that well known and highly cs-
tecmeh remedy against it. the HONE
SAsATIyE CORDIAL. lot4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-18
National bank notes scared by
precnbaeks,

National bankers and their apollo
gists tell the people that national
bank notes are preferable to green
backs because the bank note is Sec
ured by deposit Of government
bonds. This may be true as IN
original proposition to the extent
that these notes are thus secured.
But the national banks have con-
tracted their circulation more than
S30,O00,0OO, How Is this done? BY
with drawing their notes from circu-
lation? No. BY deposit of green
backs for the redemption of their
notes and a withdrawal Of bonds to
the extent Of the deposit OF green
backs. Thus there are already over
$50 900 900 Of banks notes in circu-
lation, for the redemption of which
the banks are released, the bonds
withdrawn, aud which circulate
among the people as freely AS if the
bond redemption pledge had been
maintained. Can any man tell ii the
the bank note he receives is secured
by IL bond or greenback deposit?
The security that the note holder
relies upon is the pledge Of the
government for the redemption o
the bank note. This being so can
any person tell why the government
is any better prepared to redeem
the bank note by surrendering the
bond to the brnk, than it would be
by canceliing the bond and giving to
the bank the grecnbacks in its stead
This would prevent the banks from
contracting the currency and at the
same time would wipe out the in
terest bearing bond leaving the
government only liable upon IL nom
interest bearing bank note when
presented for redemption. No udvo-
cate of national bank currency will
pretend for IL moment that the ma
tioual bank note is impaired in valu e
in the least because the bonds have
been withdrawn and the sole res
possibility fol the note redemption
turned over to the government.
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ington, Winona, Mimi; A. Hutton,
Saratoga; T. J. Mcighan, Forestvillc,
Mimi; o. A. Mitchell, Cresco; John
Howard, Cresco; G.. N. Libbey, Cres-
co; Mrs. j. b. Hollis. Cresco; VIM.
Briefly, Cresco, Mrs. Barton, C9esco
III. Heinecke, Brownsville. MINI.
Mathew Martin, Busti; J. w. Con-
way, Busti J. Schafer. Cresco; Jas.
Allen, Winona, Mimi; Pat McGranc,
Cecilia; i. L. Johnson, Lake Mills,
Iowa; Ben Often. Bonair; w. u.
Marsh, Cresco; J. J. Mason, Creseo;
I. 4. Denton. Chas City; Alfred Min
tey, Crcsco; M. Ruddy, kendallville.
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Holiday Goods ;!

A Large Stock just received, con.
sisting Of Albums, Dressing Cases
for both Ladies and Gentlemen.
Plush Mirrors, Work Boxes. Card
Cases. Toys. Toy Books, Histories
and Fiction, Family Bibles &c, also
II fine stock Of Library Lamps, the
best in the market; suitable fol-
Christmas presents. Call and see
for yourselves and be convinced of
the very low prices ut which We sell
all holiday goods.
~ DpIrE
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-18

You can buy tho popular Favoritt
-four made at kendallyille from any
OF the leading grocers.
There IL more Of this flour USED
in the country than OF any Other
brand, and the owner OF those mills
leads in bringing tho price Of llonl
somewhere near the price Of wheat
This flour Is now selling at retail
for $l.oo per sack, and every sack
warranted.
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Nnllln III RrnrEM.

- the uatnaNa oN3.2gs .. the lands h>rctaafisr
stast
rs.k gsaA Tat q, the adjourned pNhte
Tax So, hNsgS& 5#ss8 t8Afa@AA NSt NH til etafSs
III The ta3at3 f#FtsStes, III snsEsA h9N IA
EoAatss Iowa, pursuant To Esss s4a.1s4at H. i.lS
or TIE ftfst Nan1ssts 81 N,to8#'f ~ init "a
tie eth tt8T at At&esafef 49, ta#FcsttNt. 10
which tifzze si3 ,sN 5std HtNs3 seAsss ssssssrt~
,i, lhe fslaa4AS As5aua1s vt s%Ase is 500
hs ila EFzz4@9Ets0 Satu CoEpts 1af lae LAS
due thnrHt# sas saa star t@sa as.tet4ss.f@ -
the ~nla q SIS. teslslk. Tie s4sts &a*#f - suS
two GA ~ sNsE%er III saet#a tNs@ tEe.ss1t.
township 81, a0rt2 II g>esl 81 81, No. az EAe 50
T.. NJ, AfAt tls4t Nj. l.. iau#, 4 s.,Has
tie nGrsa Ssae Il a4tA 1a8& As "a
sale. .a}s3 tnag th es-h: at - tes4staa @t3 ~
plre AID 4 uesd fag ssit iAQa MI D. asase ~
tAa uni. f~ss. as3, Naa L, haN tsle 0Nhrr al
and hssld#t II fa~ aNa right. Ct the yeEsIsl'st.
0t sals mail DIV Fs*EH I'm tt&e iEsA@aFer nt sid
county, untes Ss*astaatsaa nuta asti vale b.
laatse NithA A lays IRON tAa gaAAaa1lst srsA
IL az this nattce.
Dated nec. q, 1854.
Oh l.. II. srgaTliER. owner.
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Mems Ulster Overcoat worth $3.50
for $500 at the Golden Eagle.
This is for you.
II you are indebted to this office on
subscription, be the amount much
or little, we need all of it you can
spare. The crops have been reason
ably good, your paper has gone to
you regularly, the pay for it has not
been ms regular as you were able to
make it,or as it was your duty to DO,
therefore We ask you to come for
ward with what you are In arrears
| and to come now.
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ycKAYIS NOW READY for h,

MCKAY Is NOW READY for bust
N1 ness. fyou want Il good, well
finished picture Of any kind. call on
him al his rooms over Glass store
and examine samples o. work. He
has lenses especially constructed for
portraits. views aud copies and can
guarantee the best Of satisfaction IN
each of these branches OF the art.
Old pictures copied and enlarged 10
any required size and well finished
in inks. oil or water colors. Great
care will be taken that NIL customers
shall receive GOOD WORK.
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Remember the cotillion party to be
given in Lyric Hall Christmas night.
Ervin's orchestra, one Of the best in
the state makes the music. 1t is the
purpose Of the managers to make
the party one deserving success.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-18
Poison

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cure is affected. ATHLoPIoRos is the
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Il healthy current iuto the diseased
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lis the most wonderful medical dis
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