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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07
GEO. r. WELLS,
IMPORTANT /!

PETER SAxE ~ Sos tIIomor Polk Saxc) are breeders
Uud importers Of EVERY VARIETY rHoRrUGuBRHn do
nestle live stock. We have made this SOLE bust
for the past FOURTEEN YEARS; have imported Is
car loads from the Eastern aud Middle States Cali
fornH. tHome Office, Lick House san Franciscol We
also dealers in GRADE ANIMALS, especially sheep
and milch cows. We always sell al very reasonable
prices and on convenient terms,
by the CLAUS spgcckcls, rrriyed nine head OF
Holscin, " Short Horn, - Jersey aud ''Ayrshirc'
breeding cattle and within several crates
OF breeding Berkshire pigs and hogs We expect to
remain here two or three months or morc-fur health
aud climate in the meantime will receive orders
for any brccd-flmiy strain, Of EDING do
nestle animals. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Office
with K, W. Lame, Esq, 40 "a Fort Street. Honolulu
Onn Inn PErEE SANE a lloNEE POLK SAVE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07

The French war in China seems to have
arrived at state when the least said is
Donest mended. from a French point OF
view. The French have evidently got an
affair on their hands which Is harder TO
manage than they supposed. An intelli-
gent Chinese gentleman speaking of the
war the other day. said the days when
China was willing TO pay high price for
the purpose of avoiding war, are passed
In the days Of the Tapping rebellion IT was
unavoidable, but now that the Empire Is
at peace internally, he considered it in an
almost impregnable position. Let the
French take portion of our sea board,
said he. what can they do with it they
cannot maintain themselves there for long.
it Is too expensive and viii bring them no
advantage"
4 letter recently received from Paris,
has this view Of the question: The Chi
nese have no reason TO complain of the
debates in the Chamber upon the war. Ii
has been established that they were not
responsible fer the Lengson blunder, that
by their publishing the text of the Ilent-
sin Treaty in the Journal 0Tcidl OF Pekln
was an earnest TO seal peace and the offer
Of three and a half millions Of francs for
the Lcngson slaughtering was not unrea-
sonable.' Ii is sort of white elephant
that Mons. Ferry has put on the hands OF
the French nation, and how TO get out OF
the broil in the best way Is what herulers
of that nation are puzzling their brains
over. Hence the lack of news.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07
The Enemy of Fire The
Harden Hand Grenade.

OFFfcE or TIE AGENT At /
DETROIT, Mich. May 9Th, lSSt
GENTLEni- On the night OF May sth, | had occa.
sion to use the Harden Hand Grenade Fire Extin-uish
crs, with which my boat was supplied, and found IL did
its work fully better than I expected.
r. RrSAs, Master Str, Arctic.
CHICAGO, June 18th, 1851
GENTLEnES;-My wife, after lighting the oil stove
was called 10 another part o. the house When shc tc
turned she found the floor covered with burning oil and
brisk hrc underway She quickly applied one uf ynnr
Hand Grcnades which gave almost Instantly the Dc.
sired effect No house Should be without them.
A. BEETow.
Columbia Iron Works, cor Falton & Jefferson is.
SAN FRAscrsco. sept. eth. ISL
~ N. cross, RI, :! Noafconacry Streef city:
DEAR SifNc take pleasure In informing YOU OF th,.
good work done by Hand Grcnade- at ouI factory
In Ahmeea yesterday. fire caught upon the single
roof oi large frame structure aud burned furousiy
aud Tor time endangered our entire works The fire
was Burning over about hundred feet Of surface
when the alarm was given, and the men all being on
The hrst noor, seized the crenadcs and had to 20 IN
three flights Of Stair TO the top OF the building which
y sixty fect high. and there difficulty In gaining
access 10 the Ere Of the ,teepness OF Inc
roof and the absence OF clcat which cccas toned con-
slueraeie delay When the men reached the FIRE they
Instantly extncuishcd IL by the use OF your Hand
Grenadrs, although the shingles were well burned We
believe your erenadcs saved the buidin. from total
distinction, Please send rs additional supply i'm
mediatcly. Nouis very truly,
WV. 7. CoLUN.N a Co.
oIdcrs -hnuid be addressed to z. X. Myers. Mana
ger California Produce aud Provision Co Hotel Street
Honolulu, H. I. i0in.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07

How soon will our cinchona trees be ready we
wonder? The price of quinine is rising rapidly
and there is quite excitement in the drug trade
The New York Tribune says the rise is not due 10
speculative purchases, but to falling of in sup
ply. II the trees in Hawaii were only ready, now
would be a fine time to put their bark on the mar
bat
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07

THoUsH we have enough misery here in
Hawaii. when we 60 below the surface and
see the terrible distress caused by leprOsy,
yet we may consider ourselves blessed
above many Of those lands which are our
snperiors in wealth and population Take
this picture from New York ar given by
the Tribune. The night alluded to is De
c-ml-.N20th
The Triya,s, say-; Al the New street station 30
n.-n and II ~Umen lodged. and numbers were
turn-d susv, their being no room for them. At
the Elizabeth street station the room for the lodg
ere was limited Al the Oak street station no one
turned av-us, tt- --rg.ernt rrIaIEv preIerinc
90 crowd the people in like sardines rather than
turn them out into the bitter night. Thirty NO
men aud ninety men were sleeping there At ten
O'Clock. Of all sorts aud kinds, some respectfully
dressed and whose rags scarcely covered their
.hiv-rinc limbs On all faces was that hunted
look which told that the grim wolf Of poverty,
hunger and -in was following their footsteps night
and day.
A private letter from Liverpool speaks
II "a great deal of distress this winter"
and tho writer thinks the depth Of misery
has not been reached. Business is so
lad that there are immense numbers of
people ont Of employment and although
everything Is very cheap, what Is the use
IL people have no money TO buy with" The
same letter states that on the east coast of
England they are worse off than around
Liverpool In all the Board schools they
are giving the children dinners and many
of them get nothing else to eat!
Depression is coming upon us rapidly,
and tbere will be doubtless discomfort in
many a modest household here before the
present crisis is over. bnt we thank Heaven.
fervently. that the want and misery which
i Z. l.. I. 4
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will survive the present depression in the
latter industry and rise TO more solid sue
cess when they have finally distributed
their eggs instead of keeping them all in
nrn basket
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07

F. GEKIcH & Co, in their circular of November
., reported the sugar market as showing better
tone early in the week, but this improvement was
not of long duration, the market relapsed into
dizziness, with prices ruling the same as the pre-
ceeding week. In cane sugars Demarara crystals
showed slight improvement, with increased
sales, but prices at the close of the week showed
IsiiI- change from those ruling during the
preceding week. All other sorts were not much
inquired for. In the market for beet-rOot sugar
prices gradually advanced, an active demand pre-
yaillng in the earlier part of the week, This
good condition did not last long, and prices re-
ceded closing lower than the previous week. The
prices for unstoyed goods advanced early in the
week but receded and closed at the preceding
weeks prices.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07
NOT ES.

THE Emperor of Germany recently subjected
himself TO the misunderstanding" powers of Stuart
Cumberland. Bis Majesty thought of 1851, the
year of his coronation as King OF Prussia, and
Nh Cumberland wrote il at the first attempt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07
C. 0. BERGER, ESQ l
Agent Macncaie a. Urban Safes.

DEAR SRI take great pleasure in stating that the
MAcNEALE.& UEEAS SAFE purchased from you. and
which went through the late disastrous fire in my
store came out to my entire satisfaction. opened
the the combination and found all ts coton:s
In perfect condition. Yours Truly
lGs5 p A MAS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07

THERE is nothing like clear definition. Eyolu-
ton is rightly termed "a change from an indefinite
incoherent homogeneity TO definite coherent het-
erogenity, through continuous differentations and
integrationsn For the benefit of the moderately
educated, Chamber Journal translates the above
talk-aboutable all-ikeneSs 10 n some-howsh and
in-general talk-aboutable Observation-Disclosures, by
continuous neutrality-suspicious. and stick-tO-
gatherGtions.' To all of which we modestly call
the attention of Mr.. Castle when next he writes
0pon the subject of evolution.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07

LORD TESSIsOS has been no idle man since his
elevation TO the peerage as the following extract
will shew, as no great interval has elapsed since
he Published his last play. He has also written
some short poems, one of which appeared in the
GAZETTE OF last week An exchange SAYS: Lord
Tennyson's new drama. Thomas Beckett" which
has appeared, is dedicated TO Earl Selborne, Lord
High Chancellor. In the preface the poet says'the
is too long for acting. The two principal scenes
are a yisi. of Queen Eleanor to Rosamund and the
murder of Beckett. Rosamund is summoned to
both. The Queen is then about 10 stab her, when
Beckett appears upon the scene in time to prevent
the deed He upbraids the Queen and advises her
to retire to a convent. Rosamund is filled with
gratitude for her rescue, and attempts to rescue
Beckett from the men who are sworn to murder
him. After Beckett had been murdered Rosa
mund Is found kneeling over his corpse in cathe-
dral.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07
Administrators Notice.

~ that the undersigned has been appointed Admin
isrnor with the Will annexed OF the Estate OF Robert
T.. knikah late nt hukuihaclc, Hamakua, Hawaii de
ceased; all persons having claims against the said
Estate notified that they must present the same
duly verified and with the proper vouchers to the I'M
derigncd within six dl months from the date Of this
owing the said Estate requested to make immediate
payment TO the undersigned. RUFUS A. LYMAN,
Administrator with the viii annexed Of the Estate Of
Il. =. kuikahi.
paanhan. IIamakna. Hawaii De. u. ISL I0I In
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07
3awaiialr Gazette.

Ks1 NoDus IL MINUS.

THr action Of Marshal Soper in putting
q stop 10 the rattle or lottery which was to
have lr.eu held the other evening deserves
cummendnfion. We do not think that the
s--u;lerneu. who for a charitable object ,,ot
M the lottery. for moment considered
tin, they we're breaking the law; laws have
- often been winked at, and allowed TO
remain - dead letter that II was no won
der that they did not realize that what
;hev were dong was Illegal. and we sym
F.afhi-. with them for their trouble. We
Es-r.-e with the Ba7,'is that the affair OF
saturday night may be expected 20 have
a wholesome effect IN more ways than
one !; ha- bssn too long the practice
20 rdnioue the sins that one race Il given
%. by dsmuing precisely similar sins in
another race. We would like 10 see the
Marshal strike higher, and put stop TO
The gambling which Is carried on. on by
no means a light scale. no; by Chinese,
iut iIy AnGlo-SsI0ns. One on two lessons
would he sufficient
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Notice Of Temporary Administrator.

TIIE UNDEIiSItfNED Ed, HAVING
Il been duly appointed AtministTato o. the Estate
% the late franklin II. Ender-, ". D., % Waikiki
deceased. thy Hon. A. Fernandez Circuit Indzci cas
upon all pcrsons indebted to said cslaff 20 make inn
mediate payment 70 the undersigned aud al persons
having claims against aid estate rcqucsic 90 pre-
sent the zane With proper vouchers whether -ecurr ~
mortgage otherwise tu mc at my ofce ia the Coarf
House. Wailuku. within -N munfhs from date % b.
forever haired. TiIOS. ". EEEWETT
Temp AdnT. Esi. franklin ~ Erder- ". D.
Waflnku. M4ui. nernmHar 1fh Isl firrI a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07
Administrators Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES No
Il tee that he has been daily appointed AIminis'ra
tor with the Will attached. % the Relate ~ CAPT
THOMAS SPENCER, late u lilo, leland o. Hawaii
deceased. Al persons having aly elaine against the
,aid estate are notified that the mast present the
dny yefihtd aud With proper voucher 10 fhc urdef
signed within ia mouha from thr date 70 thls nofsa
OF they viii be forever barred and ala persons in
t4r said estate are requested 20 make Immediate paF
mcnt 10 the undersigned. q kITTREDdE
Admit E-t- Thos Spencer with viii attached.
lilo, Hawaii, Oct. Ord f,sI sm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07

Ia- Office with Mcssrs Bishups Co. corner Of Mcr-
chant and Haahumauu Streets and he will be pleased
attend TO any business entrusted to him. l0ei 6m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07
Saturday, the 24th day Of January, 1895,

10 the highest bidder for cash a the riht title aud
Interest Of the said d. kauhi In and al yrcr
parcel Of Land known Paukoa situated In Honolulu
alma, Island Of Oahu will more fui'y appear u 1ioF
al Patent No. ~. unless aid Judgment fufrrrafa.
costs aud my expenses previously paid.
Deeds at expense OF pure hnscf.
Sr- For further particulars apply 90 W A. EfxxrV
INO. II. SOBER. Marshal
IIououfu ner
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07
Tax Collectors Notice.
DISTRICT OF HILo, HAWAII.

THE TAN COLLECTOR FORuILO
L nas opened an Office in the Court House at nilo
iof the purpose OF collecting taxes, aud will be At the
oher Thur sday Noyem Der th, Friday November aIst
and Saturday, November 21d; Monday forenoon No
vemberslih. AZ taukaa Plantation Monday noon the
eihee OF 4 g. Hiieheoek- Papaikon; Tuesday morn
ing November 18th, al Maraecrs Office Ouomea Plant
alton; Tuesday afternoon at Pepeekeo Plantation:
"wednesday evening aud Thursday morning, November
18th. a iiakalaa Plantation Thursday noon Noveu-
her 9Th. At Houomu Plantation; Friday November
18Th, and Saturday, November s;h at Lidrate's oaice
az Laupahochoe, and Judge n. Pas residence; and
Monday December sth a. Office in Ho and after thar
date viii rcm1n in Hilo FOR The purpose or collecting
taxes.
Persons who are liable TO taxation arc hereby r..
que-ted pay the same before the 18TH dav Of Decem
Der, or they are liable pay GT ten per cent more
according 10 law TAX tOLLECTOR
The Gold Law cocs into effect December let
IIiIo. N.ufcwber 81 1881 - !,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07
Leaves Honolulu for Maalaea, KOna
and kau, on
Arriving at Honolulu ON
Steamer "PLANTER'
tI,i1tnool

Leaves cytry TUESDAY, at p. m, for Nawilwili,
koloa, Eieele and Waimea. Returning, leaves Nawii-
will every SATURDAY evening; arriving back every
SUNDAY morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07
Aitrsti Justice % Ihr ~nTT0m7 I171Ti-
HENRl ssrru. Deputy CLERK. rszi "a
rs TINE CIRCUIT CouRr of nm

IN THE CIRCUIT COI ri OF THE
Il 81 Judicial Circnit Of the Hawaiian kinuiam
kAl.AkAUA. by the Grace Of 6cd, 20 The ut~aiit.
Islands. krSgs
To JNo. II. sorER, Esq. Marshal OF the Klu-lou
or his Dcputy in the Sd Judicial ClrcuiL-tEKH-ttE
You are hereby commanded 90 summon T. : riCE-
ARD Defendant, in ease he shall Gle wrttru
within twenty days after service hereof. % - ar1
appear before the Circuit Court al the Scrtc ~ E
thereof, be holden AZ the Court Room Of ne Ndr
House. waohiuu, In the Island OF Hawaii oz TEIuRS-
DAY, the nth day OF September next. At eciasx n
TO show cansc why the claim OF EMMA r. Fickakr.
Plaintiff, should be awarded her pur-uaut % ne
tenor of her annexed petition.
And have yoa then there thi- writ. with fai rcfuru
OF your proceedings thereon.
WIrSHss. HON. 4. FRANCIS JUDD, Chnef Tlsiirr
tSean OF our Suprrmr Court this - fTr g
May, A. ID. ls<4.
DASlHt FoKfris CLERK Of Circuir Csuft
To which summons the Marshal made The felI-ria=
return:
Having made digcnt search Tor the within mruiu-rd
T. : fckarl he j. not 70 be found iu the kln7lesa
] do hereby return thr summons served fhs ~tk
day Of December. iseL
(signcdD JNO. II. suPER Na-.l,r
hereby certify that The within aud fnrr.s-l n L.
true AID faithful copy Of the orr. Sunima-s i-ur
In the libel for Divurcc-Emms II. rickarf -. T. =
Piekard, and also Of the Marshall, return thrff anl
that in the meantime. attc-tcd copy - ~ all
summon. be printed prescribed BY the satire ~
qntinr The sad respondent 70 answer a. the aid s
tembcr term.
In witness whereof. have hereunfo - M
hand this nth daY Of December. a - TSst
DANIEL POKTEE
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Nrm advertisements.
SHEEP RANCH

THE OWNEROFA SHEEPRANCH
Il ON Hawaii wishes 10 meet with eapablc man as A
working partner. Apply 10
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07
NOTICE |

MR.. III. LOSE & MIR. T.. MULLER
VI have this day been authorized to ign our arm
name by joint proonraiion. II. HACKFELD 4 co.
Honolulu. lei Jauuary. isS5. IO13 Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07
SUrREME COURT or TmE mA-

~ waiian Islands, In Probate. In thc matter u
Liverpool, England, deceased Order arrcntue time
for Probate OF VIII aud directing p1hcaioa o notice
Of the SAME.
document, purpurtiue to BE- an Affected catr u
the last VIII aud Testament aud Codlril Of Rni,rft
Cheshire Jsnion deceased, having the 18Th DAY o;
December n D. iSsi been presented 10 said Probate
Court aud petition for the probate thrrruf and ful
the Issuance % letters tcStamcuary 70 IhcuVhlas n
Davies, Of Honolulu. having been alcsl BY him
IL is hereby ordered. thai " WEDNESDAY. the iva
day Of January, \. u. fsc, at 10 O'Clock NJ q aid
day, at the Coufi Room 81 said Courf. al Alriaai
Hale. In said Honolulu b. and the b. hcrtr ~
pointed the time for proving said WI and hcari sad
application. when and where any person infcTc.frf
may appear ard contest the aid VIII and tha rfaufiu
OF Letters Tcstameutary-
Il Is further ordered that notice thereof be -rcu ~
publication. for three successive weeks In tkr usss
nav GsyrrrE, a newspaper printed AND puei-lsc n
Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu. II. l.. Dccrmhsr Isl
LAWRENCE McCULi.N.
Attest; Justice Of the supreme ul--1t.
49,
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF nm

Il Sd Judicial Circuit OF the Hawaiian Kiu-lua
kALAkAUA, by the Grace Of God " the flarnuIa
Islands. kfNGs
TOD. II. SOBER, Esq. Nar=hal Of the Kln=soui, O.
his Dcputy-GEEErINGs
You hereby commanded 90 Fummou RETEL
VALENTINE. Defendant in case he shali s. ~r-1rn
answer within twenty days afcr service hlreaf 70 -
and appear before the sad Circuit Court tAr Nrtc-
Der Tenn thereof 70 be holden a. the Court lo - tt
Court HOusc, Waimca, In the Island % Hawait -
Thuriay, the 9Th day Of November next at fssc-ks
IN. TO show cause why the claim Of lNkANA VALLEY
TINE ". Pia'ntif should not be awarded ~ larra-
Md have you then there this Writ with 5aI frtarn
Of your proceedings thereon.
WITNESS, Hos, \. FRANCIS TTuE.
Seal % the Chief Justice 90 Our Suprrrre Cds1It
supreme court this si-t day % October. a T. ~
DANIEL FoErUH.
CLERK Of CircuiG Csuft.
To which summons the Marshal made the fsligs5n-
rrturns
Having made dliscnt search Tor the within mention
Cd Peter Valentine. and as h. cannot be found In
this Kingdom hereby return the summons not served
lsicnedl J. H. sorEK
Marshal.
hereby certify that the within and forc-uin. !. q
true and faithful copy OF the original summons issued
Valentine and also Of the Mar-has return thereto
that In the mean time attc-tcd copy Of the aid
summons be printed in tine kHotor and H,wsnss
GazEr-E for six 6l successive week. prsrr bed BY
tae statute requiring the aid respondent 10 answcr
al said term.
In witness whereof have hercunto .gt ai hsuz ths
Tsth day Of November, A.p. Isl
:es SGT Clerk Third Judicial CiTcuii Court Hsss,t
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MARSHAL'S SALE

pN VIRTU T. OF \ WRIT or ENE-
II cuton Issued oui 81 the Supreme Coarf tn favor
OF kapthc ". Fl al Plaintiff. against y, kauhi. Dsfen-
dant, for the sun Of ssi75; l have lct led apou aud
shall Offer for sale front % Auioitn Hale II q
O'Clock noon OF
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ofiers -hnuld be addressed to q. X. Myers, Mana
ger California Produce aud Provision Co Hotel Street
Hannlnln. u. 1. INN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-07
csaaI advertisements
Mortgagee's Notice of Intention to Forecle-,
and Of Sale.

Honolulu. Jan. is,, lsSs. ioni,
Mortgages Notice OF Intention to Forecic-,
and Of Sale
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A POW
L CT Of sale contained in ecftala mofta-c nn,a. A.,
lilo chin. atlas II Akaua % Niia. i-ard o. Hawai- =
Kin thew. alias N .iona dated lsth day o. firt,i.-
fSSt recorded 10 tho ccc q the Rrrisfrar 81 corv
ancrs In liher 81 foiio- EoRe; notice l. hrrrh,
given that aid mortgage Intends 10 fEcciosc Nd
mcrf~arc for condition broken. ami upun sd -.
closure viii sell public suriicn At thr stor 81 80
Ito chin. in said Hilo Island of Hawaii on : ARR
DAY. the ist day Of January. ~ AZ y u slld ~.
the lease and other properly ecsrrihcd 10 aid 49,
gage below specified,
Further particulars can be had Of . ". NnS.,r,..
Aitcrrey-at Law. Mn CHKW Ms,rr-,--e
Honolulu. Sist Dccemhcr, ISL
The following = the unrtragcd property q, h. .i.
Lease u premises and buildings thereon sitused -
Frunt street in said Hn, civcu hv Avail Akan y, 4,
Akana, alias Ito calm dated the 9Th Of Arrff fS,si
Three wooden huildinss cook house aud w..
house, being the same standing upcu the r-rui.l.
leased from the said Awsi Akau.
: show casrs tNs dru crackrrs hx fechce. N
vrrmicrlli b. peanut oh. bxs Chinese mriiclre
bxs shooi-. hx Chinese sauce hx Chfue.c eahhs--
hx scap, boxes for Chinese medicine - tins n, i.
rolls csrpct dnz tins lobster as fIra aimee ~
tins large scale, small Chine-e -eair 2 isfrr,--
ccrk table,. . doz chinese book. NJ 1. : iIos a.,
No. ,; don do, NJ. ., Z dus Chimes .har. i Nil.
cotton cloth. Is rolls calico dox shit. dox vhitc
nnder-hirts dpx towels pr trousers thrusdrithi
Chinese medicine knife, Chinese medicine hs.frr l
boat tirunl dox chinese hats, frit hat. tealots
doz pcs white hose doz Chinese to~-. stove ctr.
large chinese pot, dcz bits reffunsrT chars =
pkss - ., doz pk.s finger root 4 dcE rrhirf.
Y . Chinese SIX thread, doV hxs toys. intt
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-04-07
SENECA TOWNSHIP ITEMS.

CALAIS, OHIo, April l, 1885.
Business lively roads muddy; health
good.
Adam johnson moved from town to
bis farm, two miles south.
DR. Armstrong is now occupying the
Kroning property.
Edward Miller, son Of Joseph Miller,
Who has been sick for some time past ia
now improving. This is the first case
Of fever We have had in our town for
quite awhile.
We noticed W L. Rncker, of Lewis.
vile, in town to-day, Wednesday.
The main question at hand now is,
"Who vii! fow up Salt River on Mon
day ?" We suspec. this river will over
dow.
We are unable to see why J. L. Jones
should 90 south 50 often. However he
does not 60 so far.
The Suns OF Temperance have organ.
ized Division at Calais We would sd
wise ell young people to Join.
Miss Ann Folger, daughter Of Philip
Foleer, deceased, died arch 80. 1885,
., O'Clock P. n, in the 9Th year OF her
age Her mother and sister, all that are
left Of tbs family, have the sympathies
of the community.
Her suferings so great are DER,
She rests on Jesus breast;
Though we shall see here no more.
We know she is among the blest.
Oh. may we live 20 as 70 meet her
Over on the golden shore.
Where sin and sorrow ne'er cal enter.
And pain and death are feared no more.
L. M.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-04-07
Center. Township.

Ed. SPIRIT: Allow me space through
the columns Of your paper to inform
your many readers that We had very
pleasant time at the Potts school on Sat
urdsy, 28th OF March. The school
house was beautifully decorated with
pine and dowers. The programme Tor
the day consisted Of reading, singing
declarations and dialogues, followed by
speeches.
The following resolutions we're then
adopted Nv the school:
Resolued. That we, the scholars OF the
Potts school, tender onr thanks to our
teacher, Robert W. McCammon. for the
faithful and vigllant discharge Of his du
ties.
Resolved, That We feel ever 80 thank
ful toward those who are present with>us
TODAY.
Resolved. That we tender our thanks
to Rev. r. Mills.
RESOLVED That We have . report oil
this school published in one or all OF oul
county papers SUSAN V. PATH.