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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20
Attest. ChirfJustice supreme Court.
MutlAH FnsrNR. clerk. flesl 81
IN THE SUPREME COURT or

IN THE SUPREME COURT or
Il the Hawaiian Kingdom
TO The Marshal Of the Hawaiian Islands. or HE
You srr hereby commanded TO summon QUoNG
SAM LUNG 8 COMPANY in case they shall ale writ
b and appear seiCrr he supreme Court At ihc Juy
Term ic be holden a. the Court Room u the
DAY. the m dsy of Jnly next al 10 O'Clock a w to
show cause Why the claim Of HAMMER LEIST 4 co.
flaints shsad net es awarded them pursuant to the
Notlfr the said Quong SAN Lang 4 Co that upon
default 10 attend a. the place the day and hour
them BY default.
And you are also commanded 20 leave true and at
tested copy q this wit with Quong on Kec Co. the
attorneys. agents. factors ustur debtors of the
above named QuonE sam Lung & Co, OF AZ the place
Of their usual abcir and them summon TO appear per
scnay a. the place, On the day and hour above
toned. thea and there on oath, 20 disclose whether
Of The gods OF elects Of the said Quong sam Lung &
GO IN their possession or owe o. owed the sad QucnE
sam Lang Co suy debt, and u 30, the amount and
SECTION II. Whatsoever any person summoned A.
may be desiruus % doing hc NAV apply 10 thc
Magistrate or any Justice Of the Court whom nr
Magistrate Justice having cius rrasonsbtr retie
BE- given the plaintiff IN the action shall proceed
20 take the deposition Of the person TINS Summoned
aud make such order may BE- proper In thr prrisc-
a any time previous 10 the day appointed for hcafuE
the esuse, and the person 20 summoned as agent fac
trustee debtor of the party defendant shall BE-
taken TO have ohcycd the summons
Notify the said QuunE On kcc a Co that upou de-
fault TO attend n the place the day and lour above
mentioned, execution will be issued against their pr
per estate Tor the amount % such Judgment IS the
plaintiff may recover against the defendant
Hcrrof fsi not OF your proceeding this Writ make
due and full return.
WrrSBss, Hon A. FRANCIS JUDD. Chief Ju.,icc
(Scan Of the supreme Cont al Hunuulu this ggh
day Of April. A. D. lSo.
hENKr SNrru Deputy CLERK
certify that the Foregoing is a tue copy of thc
summons IN the above case. Witness my hand this
isih day uf july, is>o. tSean WILLIAM FOSTER
Clerk.
unnNE uF rUEGfUArnS.
In the above entitled suit t appearing TO the salts
faction Of the Coat from the afaayt 81 Allen Her
bert attorney In fact % said Hammer Lcsi Co. that
aid defendants Quong sam Lung a Co. arc not and
never have been Inhabitants ofthis Kingdom but have
property herrin, and that cause of action exists
against them, and that they necessary parties 20
the above entitled suit
1t is hereby ordered that publication Of a copy Of
the summons in the above entitled BE- made week
y In the HAwAnAS GAZETTE from July and 70 October
>th, iso5 and that copy Of said summons and petit
tou be deposited in the fu-iuCc forthwith addressed
TO said defendants az their place q residence.
Hcnoluiu, JAY 18th, iSc5.
Attest. Justice Presiding.
,Sean WuLAN FcsTEE CLERK iUsi ~
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Natiae at lHtsntaa ID Farseiaae Mdrt4age-

IL sr ~ faiE ennfainei N frT--lH nur-ir. ulss by
q L EnpHina amt AAial4 IuuiEna vlls. G1Ir
~ EslIF TF siHcs isfsaatd, tsri die f7-.i ti lf
AIFrn. A. q iH-. alh -srnrTted li-iriIlIu lflr
lsiTy ~ Dsnia IN LileT 81 1afsa " i1 Iah a- lgrr.
isssshv fTHun A.srutIrl af Fl1
~ ie HIIt HisIrT Ny tiHisaf- mend 'dr'1id-
liE sad nur-gs inr lr-ari nf s .nuditiun -Iarsat
r1H NAE
ION
zsratar1 % flie Eill ~ EsurY HI ir,r4-'a
nInnIn-I- lsrrnnnr nm. ~. W.
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Mamie WIS % liE EI71rll4 IN the her1ialz selling
Elr H. aIs ltler= combined 1E-nlEInI only SUI o.
S. >iIr had -IH gG-sIGe Gf as 5flf;f llii sle first
gIu.--sr EIGe iH src.. ILIIIie l-iuU EiIIrEi.
la7Tlu ua.ie q luG Irs1f nc 1ls first EHru. EHE 1t
-lE lH4- mile EUl4 IL6IIL- IIl Elr leHu anu vas
;lla-ir sfg=sstt By E-uGr. her tefzHfzG riTal 1t
rIlEg 1lEa- Minnie EHszt.'i IutGr ne Tirs first.
Time ak E--uCe sscauG- .lHfEr INST lnEing hiE
1use Es5l.a -ile -si ta- AL-laEIer, tIlrnGuEH Ild
AGiiarrnHl Il=iallEss.-
Il lIE segunE lEHE il III.ts laG ne 1rie Err1rg
se-tluG VIM -iIuIsr "a HlIe gurlfis- Mluiie sluk
TIE sIG. ;iEae srgsH=. -IiH -lue by Shaker Fr-urE
lu7-lr uii.Le lraHi I- lie irFf 5Ilu Ml.Itie vas
never nrIiists llE9 LaHas sue EasHHfi IuGEr the
y-s ----2-- E-uUs .iifsflEsd-
LIeEs lsILL lUE 0yg iisIr-zrs tlr lla 4l!rri uenr
f lIiilai u1EHlsls -.r Mamie 81 lGas EIs rIrs go
lla1 zrl5 uiII- -sguie lEf- Tile zl-lrH a5 IB WIS
LaillL liE1- " lan --ls -EiI -IpEeii tGr slE rlIrt
lel- Ai.g l.lL -lH aau- 1U6 1t tlg first lIru 4ile
nI= 1rsL- l slle 5uE slIt lgr istIlefi -iIHHgF
lHu opened lIr -als fIE llwE7sr EGr 4er1itsrt be-
1lrs -=IlLl Tie llziJ ,IIrar l.iti dgEl tiia 1Hff-
tI size vent iFEaG making iiie #sc1uii glIazfsr
u ssls.- r OFF, -lla EI-z lf 5-f. -uun af1Hr DasH-
III ale 1HlE uIlr 8lE ;lliarar -iHfar AMI aiiRu
l7i7eteE Eha o iGHEie 5a1u IEguuu Els EIru ami
lia. NE 1umt.5ist;i ;iI- wien 1ilE11I a v1rs MIsTiR
nastts a 1rsaI AMI Similar pHHHsE uuiier EIa viE-s
117fs- Lime ~ The -aEr1EuHursitas Just yelled
WIKI 1eilZilE Minnie having gaci.f tlis laag ar7ls
l-Iz-.Ei If llIia 4i 1t 4 . L ZI.r lnr 11iH
1ilf EgrE r'LB lLw 8e.uuul-lu I'd ial IN lf.r amt
filH .GGh=st tlEz -.l7lI!r i!uI guHG Il halr ann
1EIuLg GiH IGt EsHfiiHr e -HurI-
meilul size fl wing alIlH NJ Weakness
AZ lls flp % ale lEiI Minnie stall breathing
VERY Iart Eug sue iclrlt 70 Tar zlE Egrt Iifa
lllurlIiLil- -tsrzii- and aIuE me eIuf winch
slg Iui!uIsisLlfii i1l EIa rIlusa Is=s-r 1nie
riIHu EIH uuGg d 1rs8.L- amt -nHdar 5aEsHa her
E-IllIuu 55IH lfttE =
The ara las1 NlgIde sand -Is itsHd. winning n
.-- nuinlr Hisil- Iuu IllHwrua -hHiar 10
ia--s iiHs.laG--
=1stIErIU IiIprE-IzIEI "a L.a5
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AdmInlstrators' sofles % Credltors.

HAFISC BEBcS APPOINTED 81
III ~ asrFfaf ear AlMls ssffagr = ~ elfsfs
- EAIk h6I Ifis - Hgaoill1. - rss fsilr1 N
Dslis 4seelse1. iatfftffe sfesg aaffg ~ sfffi5fs
n ~ esf fzfff n ,s~f~lI fafif eff 1gif f1fsea-
ts<stss ~ s1a gss1sf fsstsrs q - elist eff- j
~ sistai J. ssztsaf Il slralzs asl- ffsi ssrfs ~
sls ~ f1eFF - Il NEf a co. IA asFsfs41 sfls.
fsi9 rlf.44 ~ e11f4s ff1al p tsfa
HsasisfE - 9<tsaer i1ss
Iga MA4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20

EHz tilGETuT lGT-Es rsiatava b. me Izs Ef 1lId
II ReI Rgrtll7 Ela IGzanrziIn gf III laHdE II fIluI-
-ir.. Tire ,irlfffrG-T EHfrIfrs7 makes uEnillu IT
8 -ieRc cHse II E1rer-G Fever ur--ViIcsG ual
siGlry 81 families gur II ninety rsEfsIvTnG mink
t--lm -is same s7IT-s II supplE. >tz1Igs - ilt7
IL r.aHUn cuud 1s tTlnr Gn Investigation. rlIr
SURPRISING t1Hs sis mix WIS mfaCfs1 llE-lull
any 1zrsn n aluur ne Ialrv having the
siiEsealse 1lHE ne mink was 3nilItasi BY IIr-
EIrsr Isesi -ieH1Ing sle caZlE. -lr al gE El=m
EHrs wished WIN luiiIuU EH1zr INST GEflgrs tsle
mix Fla guB uru ziaIu. Ehe Euuridg#un &C -.ls
d. nix a ialLEErsuE IIr.ci5'ltiH lIl.lE7 rI
-szsie mix Elsn lr-lti1EsI IItier gr';rll1
sIlEsa u rsssunRliiH GiEnlia1esH mt l=iIlfalrI-
amt INT 1snpie sluuid Hls'17H gUii 5llsIr
mix Ia STUN As Il eumss mrsI tzls llgIse zlIE 8
ff5rRst y 5ig cIEsEm Imung mal7 Continental vi
5uuE If Elr1us Fhs sealIr-rE tslus IaIIIei f-rIm
DANGER N = eslvi1g taeHEs trIlu IlE ssIr,a even
K ne milk lHn been sTTluEau nj trilun. Il II
Id-aHrIrs tziHE nIItIE 7Hg CIR sIg --guili4.
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The Fisher Cider Company
FAcTBHT II LTLIHA STREET
ceiearz.iad Champagne CIDER at shurtsddae

and ia qslaa1ri,a rl 5aiz-
Al luirr VII msnr Brlmpr I,1snfsdu l- Ei,irs1ilsz
The Fiahsr Calrr --mpaaz
Mt DOWN. Ri. Hall-4H
- 7f,+.,,,f 1-..s.,,i,,-r. ssE af--f O..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20

GEuRGB MCDONALD. The Invisible Wire aud suit
Artist, with his Fiish; @; Trained Pigeons.
JuE ErrICHE. the japanese N,cTpmsneer-
CHARLES HARRIS. Premier ucrisouial Ear Fer
fU-ue-.
FRANK SuApLsN, Tightening rumbler.
GEORGE wAHBoLD, PoIsudis EJuiubrist.
Mss GEoEGI>A NEJEoSB. Tasaiaaii's side Sli-
DE Qaclu-
CUZCo. Tie Co,ouiAi Cioan ard Jester.
A COMPLETE STUD OF AUSTRALIAN BRED HOR-
SIS AND FAIRY TRICK PONIES.
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SPECIAL NOTICE!

~ NAY CO, be- 70 inform their patrons ihsi they
vii deliver goods at waikiki. sarT the morning.
% wednesday and Saturday. aad Foud respectfully
ak that osrs may BE- cent nos later than Taeiday and
FridlT eEsHiuzs.
Thsy ais0 be- 20 notify their friends that thsg de-
liver sDots twice e day On the Piaius~ susHnu
YsisTT and Paaml, aud s3aid ask that orders f7r
noraiEE delivery should rstch then by o'clock and
for 1ftsruoou dslivsrT a9t later than o'clock.
idE9 n MAY CO..
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Election Of 0f1csrs vas the next regular business
II crier hat letlCn WIS deferred until the z7szIl
Of the 18th inst.
DIscGlssp1n WAS engaged IN On various subjects
4ppertalnln- - the Interests Of the Association
c1riuZ which remarks we're mdte By uieEErrs %
the PlIuEer's Labor Z Sgpply Co. Who we're pcs-
sent ard Who spuks By Invitation Of the CGIIrlIu.
A3l9GruHleEz WIS then mlTed- and curEi=i. gUtd
E-e EIen--c Of ne rsth L-s.. lE E-a .l--- ---.--
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20

therg 4, ta- TIE asyeio0z,ens q the eSstle
ii,;a>s1y live can cet lxrlcer popois
tlo1. Gr3 a-e shle tc SGpy'sy ocr cpr rsSr
kgs f-l,y. We shall ~ GolaS yery vsl II
&,ys3 Me fsncy Il VII ~ s io-S ti-ss ~
faec W. >gurly the CCsSs frcsa car rSncssS-
Il rg>t te -gEsz,t,e-eG ths. ~ eS-Sv 8
6, *, ie-ar,s >ss'Ely es h-sssr lzrl, 81
-l M1SE cSrfle cNce-S >hc-l1 s-y -
3- uc1'l bg e. feiiy SGVyly ths eoHaS IisI
kst uf.E h-t.sr acs -AosS. lesS sAI'SE'
a-ee.> sr -iag~s r-zki-S hy NJ He--y
Nsefs-1 s.g Esve. VIZ tslsse, rse- >1ccsvSs
F-t Iask n h-r. bgs,-s l,oki-S shrvSi
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Z n =urlauH n aGts imunU INV nnT le-uie
5IsF= Wis 4 k-Id N hasEIHnIE lupe II fIt7lrs .t-
Tvsz-r- >ucn lnpss la7H mai IraHE mfiuEnEa
IN Eiir i-s1zaIfs 1f iifersnn 1Hf7unH o m rHuE-
i-y .uurrsifsr 5IHr ne -zI7E8lIHaH lcaIrfe; lus
1Irzilie -acEprsun CazrsIn CGuE Inlier -le lin
SIN rlHr lE Eas ne EBI1- gf liG e lrysIlIal
=7ln-rsun. -zt=Ir-1Ha n ci-sH lIH 1egpig Al fIEu
E1nnEE--fatss VIA. Ela Jewish IIatnrv 1uEH
lEEn 1r-lErz I grlLr-n fssrg7
sHr ne uuitzrzIiH af surn rgsemiliauEEs has a.i
a. la unrs IcEurars -unriHaun If nuderl atlIrr-
ngEHi 4y1enCs. alHr slEv 1r-iuff NJ hTnIfaIntn
al IuIrF gf human 1H.sIrz ai,.iu ami tieIr
tEv=8rrmHnr- The conquest al HsEz1ru Iv Gar-1ss
EaE -snTer=si 1uzssilie by gnT-uHH 1IurIGen,il
NJ Hnr1uu az tsle sruE Etier- HcEIr-iluEr
n azsfar -7tiIrsun- ne TIugffilffi LIiissr 5lu.r
~sTsrzsaiFslH1.. lan erni,g-iigsI a 7uvaits 5TIm
E1rn he lEzEsr nat-Irleai. z-H dIilGwHrF zaur 40
-is s=lerzrsm II alH -sfsITl zIrsl tIE IIur silHt
lEn ~ xluiu siHaszXse lrsTtiiEyy
zie AFTER rIiH. Hnrz-a1na lau FrT-Ig-flnuf
fTrsid n sale 7sfaTzruE sszsIIzr tilHE GERMS
EM nIilHEHr8 vas IiiiH maEa lImlFaif mHarar Ia
sinrr n NE E1Inie isr-issr7 II HssZ1cu- 55H
ssIGrss 4sznrIiHFEs riis srzii HHTiHcuIH Inutr
zuU II EizzIIT71. WIN auiT III 1IHn sfagfafi
isIe sauHEIIss NJ PsrI Fizzza5El# 1uilET Faa IA4
Eiar II Lz1t- CsIR- IsTnnf iT4f is-IlT-s
Gle 1HE7sun NJ me llrzt- 1nHsslVH Ilu GGGE :
I isarn rssaitssf Jar-4y fum llH snGeI-Jr bi sISs
Z If EIrtI si1Iu A-IlzuIGpuu al Eel ~ liH
I sFu ~ 11HtsIrT 1spsHGa uIssir-
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NOTICE F

GING CHOS CHOT AND FDEE
. TIN have 4uid their Rlca Plantation Lelsss. trs
iirtaie az Ipfu. EIgilI- ~ dis -nu -iar EIm-
1uHT- Al s4ailns against -iner tIdn CIav amt Gong
II n must ha tanhsft IA iefWs lrfaiFr T. li-I
% -Ju 1inr y a Cdmpaa7- flr -erIGmaHf.
W. N ~ .lI-r WIZ --A.L
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Ngw lrok s. ths PCclsc Gect. Ll15 Vss
s,s,.iiEv -ssf-cy-G from ths cu-1sEcsrlsc-
q n kl-ss rsLSr - Ens eot-,--ee, l-;ll
ciSce Z shs present Ec.--.--l1scrI-a2-
rr-y-r. rEyr s-Scz lS16
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Am Embellishments
N0TICE

THE ANNUAL MEETING or
j. tIr -fursnnifer1 ~ -la PEEIFEg -EE4H MfLE
VIII be lnh In rI7 H3-D T. rG ii lu4r 30 /. 1..rl
.. n. 10 -lie 1tiiEg q z. 4 -,ilaafsr & &c.
EunGiuI gCrIher iEl l+1l
ns4 IL aEVlzl- zsrraLl-r
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Ess rE@z.taw Inns as1pzalzsi as,aIn. EHfa bril-
5zurs.E .dnE-nE sa:H gzE EsziE.
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rssuuuzzuua asanz--uau- lawyers Hlliiss. ami
fuE1uE-a nHa aluEz=rzn Gas Enp EifzEGzz taIev
.tIz aEf izrz=lElre- mt zzsun 1rzIn sun nss-Ts
aEazTE
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NOTICE !

THE ANIMAL MEETING OF
i the =uirAllnders af tae lElElEAA -EaEE
lUAB4EF 2 VIII be- isid WEQY E-1-tE. rls .tgf
INST, ni EiGEi A. -Hs GdlEH ~ -rllsrsr
E1uuiuiu ucfGHgr itE. lz.s
nv. m r. Hfzg-F..- ...er-H,l--
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HLDER'S
Steamship Company
L Ii Il L D.
IL
KINAU
KING, Commander.

INEfN ~ = u TT
Eles n urrIlt a. per -aa f8G1TIu- schsdIa IguEh-
ing I= LaIIl1l HIaIsI- MlssuI- MIIliIut- Ea7I--
BlIs L.lI5sl.ssl1e HllI tlt .sIII1u-
Commencing 90 ~ FltE- October i--a. lat Oh lsu-s
rl tim d--a Monday fll7l- fz arrival 70 rh- -tmrs
AlsHIaiLl lEl AIr71sa la -Ie -tl aud III - sacl
r4IIELH
TIs Steamer sinai Tfll ullsH ruz VlEJAIg EhLE-
reaching EsIIlH go Hsrtus-,iIF mdruia-- rrTluE
Tourists Ifa Iai sVg -lrs Ir she volcano House,
Wusa ais 3.l Iut z-ui af rIr mouth fIl M1udlT.
sIH. EIuaE t asaITs CD EllI tII
TIC EETs Fgz rEE EyTED E5EP- To T5E VOL
LAEl. FEFTE DOLLARS. WHICH PAYS AL
tIfAE-1-
Tlz El11H vI. arrive IH Hlull1II rlEi1E mdru ll---
Ii Volcano Tsl1-- On Hil1 Trips vlll Ea7g E1u1Hl1
TIsEs.lI IdI -EtIrI s-I-I-riIF morn IN
FA>-EE EEILE TRAINS -auusgE rira The KHAN n
lI=.iIfIuI.
The Eiuag WELL TyC-Ef a. ID lualIiI Iai FIIalII
f1rr .E1s 'riu H-G. '1r PlaEsu-srs- u sl-ud -
mlIis s-nu .1a FIar-
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FURNISHED ROOMS aaI rG=l1 FIr
llsiIef Rnnms be Hif By .Isz IaEii.ssr.Gu Ir
1r=a 30 GARDEN LAVE
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TO REnT

- THOSE FALUABLE PaEMf-
Ed skf, stsrsf = fsEs5s1s1. sres - -
- eHAHstElGi4 fTE4lsE3 Isffs T. = faa
f-s.g stsas ~ ~ sff M sfiss - ~ srfaises
- Z stasief 3. ~ fssfsstsls ~ y o. siiF
fstsd- sEFsF fsffseF giG.tEsl's s1,go
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Ths Adjourned Meeting

The lG!oUrnst meeting took PLACE ou tl= dits
and time sec. LSsh INST % Pm and -1ogly az
tsnsta1re CE uEEbers we're present Hon A.. :.
Clsgh0ru n she chair After the disposal Of the
minutes CT the previous meeting. LzEtsr from
Fnss- president Judd Wis rgHd positively declining
rs-sl=ctlnn- Election u aiicsrs f0c the ensuing
term vas tasH prUcsetsd with resulting - fol
E1vss Hrs Majesty permanent President Vice
President H1H- A. :. CisGtUrr- Treasurer ; N
DImGn- Secretary J. ; Nsbb= Bourd Of Manage
us1s. Hon. L. M-C4iIT, De T. NcEI5bi1. & +.
DlIIilghan- " u GIfori- Chlrlss Lleas, and
A. jaeger.
EUEs gt THINKS WIS passet to the retiring Fl;s-
President and Treasurer for their szcvlcps tIrt-
Ehe past year, after which the use1iu lti1urust
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AtTgrrlsillr rsncT 90 lud So IfirriunEi EzalIHs-
sIu fr-iHriacn- ca visrt s1nr-IGss Pr It-fr- -illz
be mtits fur IT. ufI
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csuaI 7Ourriisonrnla
! r,rr altr!TT.Ir COURT or

IN TIIE SUPREME COURT OF
xassss6s il,sS Sy'SS Sy 'Ss ar.so Of oodo' The Hawaiian
10 ,he Msrshal Of ,As Einsdom, or his heFn'y--
Yea srt hereby commanded 10 summon nkNiAMiN
pENrkR nrfendant IN case hr shall nc wtluth
and appear before the supreme Court q ne Vt ~
Trrt isrrrnf 70 he holden AZ the Court Reun OF NC
& curt llansr. lunelHiu, u the Island uf tlhut VI
MONDAY, the ah daY ~ ugiuhct ncxi a. ~ utlgfk =
NJ, 10 chow canss Why The siaim cf SARAH T. neA
FKH Plaintiff should not b. awarded her pefsuant 20
the tenor af her suucXcd petition,
And haVc ycn thru there this Witt. With fn fe'nfh
wsrSrss uoN. 4 FRANCIS JUDn. Chief 1ustics
q ear suprcmc Coafi, Al ieuolaia. this l'ih
nENRY SMITH. pcputy CLERK
lsl certify that the foregoing Il true copy of me
summons IN iac ahuvr rausc,
Witurss my hand a. urnalRiu. thJ nth daY % pcia
ISL usi WILLIAM FOSTER. Clerk.
nen1p uF rrnt CArtnN ~ sVaunNs
u bavinr appeared BY the return % The Marshal Ia
the ahuvr entitled cause that AFTER diigrut search the
respondent cannot be fcuud within The Ninguu,, u is
hcfrby efdrrrd
mai this ease shall stand continued 70 the next
rrfna rf this Cont tlanuarr itfu isei. and also
That In the meantime an attettrd copy % the sum
IN this ease shall he ptnted In the liAEAiiAS
GSaNrrE and 'Nnpfpa kuokpa' with the "Au okoa'l
fcy Al least stx umrs and that the ast publication
thrrrcf shall Be a. least twenty days ecorc the next
Term u Tits Coart
ii l. also further orlrsr, that properly aiicsiet
cory cf the Summcns aud Libel hgirin b. sent by malt
addressed 70 the said respondent benjamin Dexter ~
Francisco In the StIv of California United States
~ America.
pslcd Eicpolulu. October s'A, iss. -
chief Justice SnurrmF Court.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-08-06
Probability Of John C. Sheppard
Filling the Executive Chair.

We find the following in the Co.
lumbia correspondence of the Angus
la Ch, omcle, and with all Elgefeld,
We can subscribe heartily to the re.
marks concerning our honored friend
and fellow citizen, The Hon. j. C..
Sheppard. So far as we know, the
resignation of.Col. Thomas has not
been authoritatively or ofIici., ally an
nounced:
at is rumored that Col. ]. P. Thorn
as has resigned his position So Super
intendent of the Citadel Academy
and that Gov. Hugh s. Thompson
will be requested to accept the posi-
tion. If he should do 80, it would be
in the highest manner complimentary
to the Academy, as the Governor
would resign the highest Office in the
State to take charge of it. 1t would
be of great benefit to the Citadel in
other ways. Gov. Thompson enjoys
a wide reputation as an educator, and
is thoroughly veraed in military al.
fairs. The State would lose fine
Executive, but theyounger aons would
gain Q model prseesppttss~ Governor
Thompaon's resignation would put
Lieut.. Gov. John G. Sheppard in the
Executive chair, and he would proba.
bly, be the youngest Governor the
State ever had, and doubtless one o!
the best. He is representative Of
the young Democracy of the State,
and as such would be specially &C.
ceptable to this part of the party,
while his wise and conservative ad-
ministration would make him just az
popular with the older members.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-08-06
Benjamin W. Belts.

One week ago the angel of better
and holier world laid its gentle hand
upon the mortal agony of young Ben.
jamin W. .Bettis, and he.arose in she
pride of his unsullied manhood end
returned his bright life intothe bands
Of Him who giveth and Him who
taketh away. Throughout his short
life he wore the honor of his gallant
and promising youth like diamond
on his bosom, aud carried in his hand
even unto death the admiration of all
who knew him, and the deepest love
aud devotion of his own beloved Edge,
field. With powerful and cultivat.
ed intellect, with a warm and gener.
ous nature, with fearless and chiv.
alric character, be ever made straight
his paths before his fellow man. I'm.
palsive and vigorous. yet brave and
collected, Benjamin W. Bettis was
s:rong and energetic 10 all things-
strong in his likes, strong in his dis
likes, strong in sustaining what he
believed to be right. strong in de.
n,uncing what he believed to lie
wrong-a man who never quailed in
the discharge or atthe consequences of
daty. To strangers he sometimes ap.
psared cold; to everybody he Was
sslf-reliant and determined. And as
intimate acquaintsnceship developed
his deeper traits. he appeared best
and most lovable, and drew about
him as strong a circle of friends as
ever young man could desire. II lie
mind was rich deposit. his heart
was Of pure gold; and those who
loved him here will never forget him
-neverl
But good bye, Benz There a,e
tears, but not for you, noble boy.
Tears for onr sadness-tears for the
desolate father, mother, Blister, the de.
voted brothers. the afsctionate friends
you have left behind. Your friends
would have pressed your hand once
more. Ben, and seen that rare, sweet
smile again. But "God watches His
beloved while they sleep" And mean
while we follow humbly on, with hap
py confidence that you are at Home.
THE sweet, the lovable, the just
Make holy dust;
Elsewhere than on this earth,
Shall come their second birth"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-08-06

EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
OFFICE or COUNTY CoMMISSIoNERS !
or EpHEFIELD COUNTY,
August 1, 1885.
BE 10 RcS0icci, hy The Board Of County
Commissioners of Edgolicld County, now
mot and in session:
That in pursuance of Tho provisions of
an Act Of tho Legislature. nf the State OF
South Carolina, entitletl "An Act 10 all
thoriZe Counties, Townships, Cities anii
Towns Interested in tho construction of
the Carolina, Cumberland Cap anu Obi
sagn E:.i!wax caa = a. Y.
the capital stock of sail Company, ap-
proved Decamber I'D, ISS3;, ami upon the
written application of Il ina juriLy of tho
owners ur Real Estate in Shaw TrWn-
ship, in SKID County az EdCoiield, duly
received by tho Bnard of County Com
miSSionerS of said County and lilol in
their Office, asking that an election 10
hold in said TownSli pn ascertain whelh-
or the said Township shall subscribe to
the capital stock of the Carolina, Cum
berland Gap and Chicago Rail Road Com
pany, according to tho provisions uf said
Act, i!iG following sum in bonds of said
Township, to 10 issued according 10 The
provisions OF S;tid Act, To wit: Nine
,I.,,,,,,,l ,,..lt,,, a., -, L..
'h"''S'',ih u"i'''rA III i",''nS'
AN clccton Is hnrehy nH'ern'i 10 DO
held i"r sad township on Saturday, ihe
l9.h cay Oh august, iSn', ~ lfo',tnn, lie
si.iio m',,s ~, lln reS'iiir Young prsrihct
l"r sil'o l"wl'sliip,.lhe l0ils 10 open al
seven ciocE, n. NJ, :,iu cloSo ~ six
O'Clock, +; M. &t s,li election lharo
Si.al. 10 ~; Snlhniltcu I''lhoIl!nlileai ~ voters
"i saia Township inc 'lneSIinn Wholnof
or nnt tho Said township sIall sil!'sctiho
inc following sum To VII: Niho thousand
uoIiarS !h oon!is, acc"roihg Vo Iho proYl-