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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-27
Country Roads.

| 1t was an old saying that the roads Of
country are an index 10 its eiviliza.
ton. Few communities would care 10
DC judged by that standard, and vet
there are none but that are, to- q greater
or less EXTENT Interested in the roads
over which they are obliged to travel--
The English engineers, McAdam and
ieiford, many years ago taught how to
make good and durable roads !; but the
great trouble with our country is, that
tits too extended and too poor to under
take q system Of uniformly good roads.
Poor enough at best, they are too ,fre-
quently constructed with q view TO les
sen the sbprden, of taxation as much, az
possible. and then the same rule applies
70 the matter Of repairs. The burden
Is applied year after year, and SO II Is
distributed more, equally among those
who IRE IN the enioytnent o9s their Ia. !.
II is probable that ia some Of the older
settled portions Of this country there arc
roads upon which there have been ex-
pended thousands of dollars per mile
sum sufficient, il it could have been
expended at one time, to have construct
ed an almost indestructible road. To
haul loads over poor roads imposes a So
we're tax upon him who has large
amount of products for transportation. -
The condition of road may be greatly
improved by the manner of making re-.
pairs Sand or loan of themselves are
poor materials for road repairs, and yet
the two materials in proper combination
will make good substantial road sur
face. The repair of roads should only
be entrusted to those having had some
experience and of good Judgment. II
is not an uncommon occurrence for roads
to be actually injured from the injudi-
cious expenditure of labor by an inefi-
cient highway surveyor. None but
skilled workmen should be entrusted
with this important work, and when
once proven and found faithful should
be continued in a labor for which they
show an aptitude.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-27
9aetifAl.
EVERYDAY PHILOSOPHY.


when WEAKNESS with life my spirit fills,
When deep disgust consumes me with my
lot,
draw some store Of comfort from the Ills
Haven't got
4 3'o. find that fortune at your coming flies,
Iobe bankruptin health, in fame, In purse
~ bad enough, but | philosophize, st9
IL might be worse.
necessarily we make great ado,
/ Inc mouth OF Misery Is wide agape;
*nf happier we, fancy, Ii we knew
What we escape. M
XuecQmmon woes of life are bad enough,
MlsIortunes fall as easy as the dew,
ana slill for every morning steak that's
tough ss 81 s.s. .gg
i There mightb be two,
! .ssbia sSe h alex bis waywarkl Gate erica out
I Against the leech, the caIomel, the bed
Oh, inconslderate person, cease TO pout--
You might be dead!
And this one hath the mitten; he has wooed !.
Vainly, alack his wooing 1t has sped
Well-even in this there's comfort, rightly
view'd--
He might be wed.
And here is one who whines; his oil is swept
Away in panic; he has had to "fail'
He should, think, be cheerful, that he's kept
Safe out of Jail.
But late | lost twenty bill
And did | wiring my hands that had
blunderedp
Not |, indeed I'm very thankful still
Twas not q hundred.
Sooth, should Ger capsize when walks are
bad,
And my good clavicle involve in wreck,
Screnely should say, allow very glad
It's not my neck y
Oh, trust me-better not make ado
At the few mIseries of our common lot;
There's millions Of emf we only knew
We haven't got.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-27
AYERS
Hair Vigor

restores, with the gloss and freshness o.
youth, faded or gray hair to q natural, ricl
brown color, or deep black as may be desired.
its use light or red hair may be darkened.
thin hair thickened, and badness often.
thoughnot always. crred. e 4I a
1t checks falling OF the hair. and stinlus
lates q weak and sickly growth to vlgor. II
! prevents and cures scurf and dandruif. and
heals nearly every disease peculiar TO the
scalp As . Ladies' Hair Dressing. the
ViaoR Is uncqualled; It contains neither Oh
nor dye, renders the hair soft. glossy, and
g eilken IN appearance, and imparts delicate.
agreeable, and lasting perfume.
Mn. o.P. BRlcHER writes from Kirby, b,
July 3, 1882 I. q Last fall my hair commenced
falling out. and ~ slidrs time i beeAnie
~Sss if saes u Rass s as sass's #
Ing OF the hair, and started new growth n
have now q full head Of hair growing yigor.
ously. and am convinced that but for The
use of your preparation should have been
entirely bald"
J. W. Bowen, proprietor Of tho McArshur
(Oaio) Enquirer, says LAYERS HAIR viaoR
Is most excellent preparation for the hair
speak OF II from my own experience Its
use promotes the growth Of new hair, and
sure cure for dandruif. Not within my
knowledge has the preparation ever failed
TO give entire satisfaction"
MIR. ANGUS FAIRBAIRN, leader e the
celebrated Fairbairn Family" ut Scottish
Nocalists. writes from Boston. Mass Eeb.6
1880: " Ever since my hair began to give sill
very evidence of the change which ilceting
time procureth, have used AYERS HAIR
NiGoR, and so have been able to maintain
an appearance of youthfulness Ia matter of
considerable consequence to ministers, ora
tors, actors, and in fact every one who lives
III the eyes of the public"
Mrs. o. A. PRESCOTT, writing from IL Elm
So, Chdriestora, Mass, ,ipru II. 1882. says
" Two years ago about twothirds Of my hair
came oil. IL thlnncd very rapidly, and was
fast growing hild. GA using AYERS HAIR
VIGoR the falling stopped and n new growth
commenced, and IN about n month my head
was completely cpY,'',I M,th short hair 1t
has continued to grow, anl IL now as good rs
before 1t fell. / regularly used but one bottle
OF the vIdoR, but now use 1t occasionally as
dressing"
We have hundreds of similar testimonials
to the efficacy of AYERS HAIR vIdoR. 1t
needs but trial to convince the most skeptl.
cal Of Its value.
PREPARED ny
Dr.. C.Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-27
Horses to be Watered Before Fed

Bearing in mind that the stomach Of
a horse is small in proportion to the
size of his frame, be requires feeding
often, and, though three times day IS
sufficient, four times is better. Unlike
human beings, horses should drink be-
fore they eat, because, owing to the con-,
formation Of the horse, water does dot
remain in the stomach, but passes through
it into large intestine called the cecum:
II a horse be fed first, the water passing
through the stomach would be likely to
carry with il PARTICLES Of food, and thus
bring about collie. Whatever groom
may say, let horse drink just as much
as he likes. II he be watered four times
a day he will never take very mnch. or
too much TO be good for him. A horse
it must be remembered, is fed on dry
food, and this with the strong work
done by hunter, always produces q
feverishness, which sufiiciency Of water
tends to allay,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-27
Children's and Ladies'
CLOAKS AND MILLINERY
TO BE CLOSED OUT.

NTE have come 10 the wise conclusion, in
wv order 10 save money for all In need oil
Holiday Presents that are useful as well az
practical, 10 reduce our extensive stock oil
Millinery and Cloaks at this early stage oil
the season, and AS this Is our first Clearing
Sale we expect TO sweep the entire stock al
prices that will insure a ready sale.
We offer the following goods 500 Chill
dren's Goats and Havelocks, cages 4, o, s,
10, IL, II, and le years at $3.50, SO, 81,
So and Sc.
400 Misses Newmarkels, leading shades,
most stylish and nice, from age 8 to IS years,
at 81, 8, 6, and 10.
1000 Ladies' Wraps in Diagonal, Otto
man, Sicillan Silk, Brocaded and Beaver,
Berlin Twilled, with Astrachau and Fur
Trimmings, 10 Russian Circulars, Newman
kets and Dolmans. Jackets at SIS, @, 7, 8, o
and 10; the very best and finest from $l0 TO
20, worth 20 to 40. Extraordinary Bargai ne
In Plush Wraps. We will sell an elegant
Plush Coat at 1923, worth 35 elegant Plush
Coat at $40, worth d0 elegant Plush Coat at
80, worth 90. There are only left So of the
Plush Goats to be slaughtered.
Wa $25, 900 worth Of Millinery to be sold !.
Remember now is your chance. 5000 elegant
and stylish Felt Hats, 10 all tho leading
shapes and desirable col0rs, at 75c, 81, l rs
and l.50. Birds, Plumes, Tips and Wings of
the latest importations. Ribbons, Velvets,
Velveteens, Kid Gloves, Corsets and other ar
ticles in the Millinery and Fancy Line. Give
US call before purchasing.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-27

Senator Williams, of Kentucky. is
proud to call himself farmer, and he
thinks there is no higher, honorable
calling. He is staunch friend Of the
agriculturists, and during his term has
done vigorous battle for every measure
that has conc before the Senate for their
benefit or relief He says: AFTER all,
give me the country raised boy. The
boy who runs barefooted and stubs the
nails off his toes and gets stone bruises
on his heels grows up in the simple, I'M
affected ways Of life which make him the
better man"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-27

Salt is beneficial to most crops, and
one Of the very best ways Of applying it
is to incorporate it with the manure used
as top dressing II will make the ma
nuro more soluble, but as the wash will
be- incorporated in the soil it canuet
waste.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-27

Gas tar will drive away ants, but
when they gather around apple trees.
as they are apt to do, it is q question
whether il is to the advantage of the
orchardist to get rid Of them. Ants are
very destructive to the apple or plant
lice which on apple trees are frequent
cause Of unfruitfulness by destroying
foliage at time when it is most needed
for starting the young fruit.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-27

Evaporatcd peaches are said TO be sup
planting the canned fruit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

>,-aE anF has been vr-tInl ueFFsuHpsI
iIlticiHs ID iI7ur II a Law requiring Chinese
llgrrhnnr- q Raep thHir lcruunts IN the
-n.-ilsl lHlZuH--u. and u Crput iiisfpurl.
iil 1t sle piiIldnElIr1 1pI=ss Vhu oppose tha
Enactment lt sueh a law by the last
Le.1ElarIrH-
We tlink the writar If these newspaper
1l-ilriss Is n srr1r t-un his sur1rs ms
-lucgrtlGn Il the SUBJECT Surh a law 4.-
'TaE PROPOSED lvlIui,i SIMPLY harm the hnn-
81 merchants. amt w1TIid dn nu -uui o.
auv lnr What j0 the hnrria 81 Chinaa,.
ugTuhants. sa eall,a,i sura FIR the benefit Of
The bankrupt inv The Acr whirh was q
re- MIRA English acruUnE buuks II Chimes.
rnEr-lau1s ianIait rluss tiie benefit II the
he bunk-upt Ast vim fIIlts,i a kasp sylrh
;Bcuuuut rhar WIS al rnat ctlIIbf BE- tiiIns-
T. make it a penHI cfhsnrs hr a China
ruan o. sHsp Chinese buuks, sr a faiI a
keep English hCuEs would " a hud "a
aslsiaf7Ire whirl would make Eilt1sufsltI
aI-l
A laE wtich would make It a penal II
sHncp g. uvH over rTHl7H mnnths srasiiil
E. a Chinese lr1u having Do assets a-rerrl
le -ro,is sid tsl them IN .y1.,Iit- ur-
'ing hIrsi-n merchants hum selling ovgrI
Silul worm lf .r1o,is n ciH,fif a. Chi
1isss eauE would have zlme sense n Il.
far here rnn real tzuuilit hes EllunirrIirl
Ill,srcnanrs h1ss munsF snBUEh u silrss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

IT having now been proved. by the sell
n- Cf exchange FIR silver. ut llw rate.
r-r tHw weeks. that ~ cents aru squH
b 10 GENTS. AMI that silver L nut n II
-'ss. Ilt the bulk Z tta s51-ar fur tils
yHur having -uua f1rwari. ls n,Iv i-snlsIius
b he seen low the thing works when cap.
1ill-s'ls shall decline t1 sgl exchange f.l
less than IT, natural MARKET val1a Il
r. grIsncs -f the Government : ruuutiI
fl-lun lf IL 1hilEaEUu O. pay lut .gJliG an
ills0 M @ -ilul,InatICn 4 mastsriy inactiv
~. IuIt If fTlle. half hearted sff 1r-ls. -uii
i lut in circulation. AMI rhn -ulit vaIIa li
f-g .huuuer SILVER VII sUUu bsgiH % sel
Ipgu cur ra1ss Il sElhaE-gs. Nszr AH-7U-t
unless there shall is a new departure n
financial clr-iiss. VII see zzenHuu,s a.-ain
lilullnE UP o. nine Der crnt.i If not mHrE
higher
IT, shut cur svH~ I'd THESE f1cts Is a.
useless as % Deny sils multiplication sabie
5'1r llgn s'ms ltsll- al 7i,,sIs seem % tInH
flur the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1f the muitiplira
znu table has been the suia car1,-e Il uul
financial lzuuhla-. usurig precIpitstin- a
ris.i< alrsaiiy-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

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t. Y.-.l-.. ~. a..,.. .l-.-----.-.-,,. = -.
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- t.s..I Il. - ,...l .4I5|.. y. 5., - =.
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& -. = IsIIl.t "a >.ffrilv 5,,1r-I-r s, -,bis
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29
NOTES.

81 me lst maui. rscsIrei BY sls IE,--sssf IN ti
Ind illsst- the 1aucr II Eiin ae7Es Il al lsacafI
3 rIucH Iud China ars uu the punt 1f IrrIluIui
ileIr tiffaranrs-, and Salvador Iui lfudismHii
have signed preliminary TREATY ut paHra EuIli
sillissune sgftlT amt lniits uaf the pr1spsn
If psacsf1i sli1f1uu u the szlHhias VITA hlssil
y 4Lllni Ila LGuis RlHi gra the duiv ones Hf
n he r1r1HtH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29


|C vsiiau t-iand..-in Prosatc. Ia he iaatisr Of
ne Estate u AUGUST UNA. o. uana. Island q
Mani. dccrascd. Order arrintns time fer frchate q
|Niu snd direVtins pnhlicaiion u nctiee y
dccament. parrcrtir % ~ the last VIII and rrs-
amrnt of August Thni deceased, hAvinx % TIE ssh
lsy % APsii a n is heea Ptcssntcd 20 said frhti-
Ccart. and Fsiificn Zee the PROBATE hcrcof. and ff
Ne i.-usacr % icttrrs te-tAueutary 70 Rcrt Mckih
oin Marie Unns and Ccvil Rruva having ocsa ilc ay
|Cccli nrusu
u Is hereby er,isrv,l. that MONDAY the fSiA day
" NAY, 4. y. ~ st 70 cicyk m. % said dty Al
he Cezst Rccu cf aid Coart. a. AnialHni hdc m
hcuciula ~ ard the i. hereby spPunfrsi tng
hc tcr prvvns ssid Win and heafinr aid applicacn
,sAeu vhrre auy person interested appcar Ard
untest the said Nt aud tAc rautin- d letters trst
|-ueut.ry.
u i hriher ordered taa. ncties thereof e riyru ev
71hcsiiss. fr tArce successive weeks, In the Mawk-
nay GAErrrr uessRaPes psintcd and Published IN
innclulu-
Aal Is further ordered that Citliicns ~ ssue 20
Ne sahscfihinx witnr.se. sad VIII Ard 10 the heir.
the tesia;er Ia the ukSAiian Islands aTrrar and
utcst tie prcettr - sad VIII, At the tine s1ointr
Dated ncuciziz, II. l. April ssh, ~
A. \. JUDD.
Aitcsts Chirf Justicr q the Suprrmr Ca-rt
n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

AL cr rcne - SAYS the -i'csrti,er
tbs racttc q the Pacific Nal COnpany
Nhereas the 6bsrthty oi the OceGnic i
a The >saae PAPER held up IN euntrsst.
The fsct l., that - al " pone i u,
inCtsc OF a. al eyentS the rule II d.
Oce9nlc CcupaBy, Which has caused It.
rfyal u refuse pssSengerS and treight
sven 70 ths extent q dsprirlng the pub
5e u the latest nswSpapsrs ursil the lsS
ssea--sr Ten the 222il when the new,
slserts psrcels were brp1sht hithsr by Ii.
Ocesnic Ens t1C the first time since th,
l,rcyaent wSs nlsde between the twy
cCnpanies, and then only by the ccoi
nstr-e q Alr W &. IrwIu. who rvpre
EssrtsG - .hs managers II San Francisco
ths incuuvvuigrce felt IN Honolulu by thi
al 0r nothing re.,ulatior q thls Com
pa1y
l. i ~ tr AZ understand matter b.
twesu the tvu Companies that the T. VI
cc rvfs>e passenssrS " freight II fave
pf the OceGnic that only a few person
who know their rights and are prepare,
b assert Ehezn can vt passage BY the fer
nsr Company.
Let u bsar no uore q the ti5srGiy q
ths Oce1zic, they have killed conpesitior
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29
SUPRENE COURT or TIE la.

- waiian fstads- In the matter q the Ba-Rruptrr
rf All hON6 hlsO>- Beforc Chicf Justice Iuild
Al h-r< and A L-ua.. dcing tasiaess "a Nurth
Ncaala- Island of Hawaii. anlrr fhc ar usne rf A.
acng lBr-. havtns this t1y bsen atiudrafeti hsnk
urts the Pctitio1 u Ne.-rs. a. Harkfcit & Co b.
hereby ordered that al crrlitcrs % said hankrupt
cuie II Aaa pruNe thcir elaos hcfcru uyChani
|eer., in hcacl1lr- FRIDAY, Nay ist, ~ a "
|n'cicCk N.
Ana u i farther ordered that SPA said h. ereli
nrs % p-uec1 o hold tac ELECTION q an a.sirnes
tsei.1cc- % ssd hankruPt cstaIr aud that uotife
herrcf - rubisAed thrrc tize- the Daily uliiefiu
1nl two tines IN thc HAvAttsN GArrrrn urwsrsper.
Dated ue-clnlu, April s.sA, ~
A ?. JUDD
Affest1 ChiffJustice Supreur C1urt.
suc HENHI SNrra. Drpaty Clsrk =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29


ncnths, h,la TIE ca-elessness q cur
iefectiye Legislature ~ pay fe= the ser,
siees q eonpetent law dranShtSznsn q,
ben yesrs, % provide the Legislature As
serahly with Suggestions q nseNtei amend
sasntS il the law, with properly prsiscel
drafts q hills % earry isto eftect such
refcrnaS
For instance, the orly rnethci whSch
The law nov provides fCr reaehing the as
SetS q debtor : by putting kim intC
bankruptcy, involving rsnch delay and
s1rense, " by raeanS u AZ attachment
reSed On az Stk3svit ty the erShtcr thsi
the debtor l. secretius his prrperty q,
ahcct IL leave the hine,lcrlL With hond
t1r paysasnt q all izEisges Il the attach
-nsrt urit fSilS An attachment cf ths
iebso-'> prvperty Cusht 70 t-e granted as
nsStter u ccUrSe Upon entry Cf suii
sgsinSt hinl A naShcic0s S1it maker /.
lScie tcr the crcSequsrces, out tkers i,
ro rlal'ce n getting iri-ne>hSte sscurit,
. flr AZ overdue debt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29
rUPREME COURT OF TITr MA

hs.-hE NONhl VI Aht ia
- waiiNa lsikats. II Prshats-fn TIE -azsr = Ia
EslIte q CHAN TN - All TISl q Hdl1ka1- Har11-
islAlt q Harai, drrcas-d iatestIr-- Hs'Ir- NJ
J astir= NC zllT.
o. rsatia- and .iu- d. p-tifaa o. Ak br1th-r ~
H11t 1erens-t - H1nosEz- M1rakua uEr1ii aIis-ir-
aaf Chan Ia tur Al Tili % aid H111slz- 1Id ll-
fslate A. n1l1lllls ul1ls On Ia ellTslfa 1ET n
D-c-11-r 4 D i.s4. l-fEtag prupe-TF. uiaaT htr1u
tnt Eitlss BAT Eis End praTtar taEt iftf~rs lf
I'm lsrr1tidu i.s1- - D =. -aafrrf % H1u1k1d-
iEzakls- Hawaii. vita Iett-rs % Gl1rl shf1
n Persuns tld ur1psrfy q s1it ain1r childrzn
4 u = 1n1rre1 thaf MONDAY. fhe 1h laF q NJ
4 . ~ At - ociacS - and hereby aF7otnii
flr E.krtl- said petiftga before fle sai1 IIsrre.
~ CosrE Eauu u tais Caurf Hrndilla al ich
ne H11 gIC- al 5srs11s cuucErlel nay arur1r anl
rllv . E1y fhey have uhT sad rsfildn slrli
nat y rhzts ta1 t1Gt tAis uf.r ia Jlllthe .l 81
.z-l.h 1ld GAinr-s lNl-lasHs flr tlres slccesstga
ss.xs n n. Hsrauss GsHErTE ant H1uIii1n Cal.
usse Ss'Es asNTpapers n Hnluluiu-
| Dated Ha1nilln. r. L AFril i1-i- 4. . i-1i
LATkENCE MaCULLT
Atfssls llsflCs .lprE-I1 Court
HrNHr ssTu. D-parY Ci--k- rG7
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29
COURT OF rIIE MA.

~ I Iltf.ME COJ XXI OE IIIE IIA-
10 waian isian1.- In rruhafc 10 the matter af th-
|E.afc o, THOMAS CUNMiNS, dcrra-rd Order -
ciafias tin- tcr frysste % viii sus dlrrrttu pubh
aticz % natice cf he sane.
tccnn-1t, Tlrpcrti1T % - the ta-t VIII and Trs
EAm-nf cf Thcaas. Cz-nia. dscrassd. having on ths
si.t day Of April A p is.3 besu ursssntc 10 aid
hate Ccari, aat pctitiou far the PROBATE th-r-uf
rd fcr the issuance - Letter. resAnentkrY Alex
y. Cartvrighf, 81 AAvtu- h-rn alrsf 81 Aim.
u u hereby Ordered tAaf MONDAY the 18th tav %
Nay. A n fs,o Al 70 o'circk Of sad day a tns
Can knuui % said Cc1rt, Al Alialtui Hale IN said
'aeue1l1 = ant ~ sAzr i. herraY appointei n
Inc flr pruytng aid VIII srd hearinr s.id 1up1ea-
icu Via .nd ghrFr anY psrr1n interested may a.
rar and ccate,t he said vii. and ihe -raHiihs q
.rttcr. TcstanentarT.
u !. farther ort-rr Aaf naticr thereof D. ieu b.
lhlicatnu, f1r thrc- successive week. ia thr uasa
l7uci1la.
And q Is fursAss ordered that Citations Be- i.sesi 10
h Subscribing witnesses 90 said VIII and % th-
r- o; "a te,tatcr % Appear snd ,ruir- the Frueafr
2 -ait VII. a. IN ti-ae agpnIntrd-
nsird nuunllla. II. I, April list is.5.
IA y. JUDI
Aitr-ts ChisfIa.tics afths Ssrre-lr C.-rt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

= UPREME COURT OF THE IA
10 wali.n Islands. In tAc uaitcF of ne Rahkrapicr
~ NwONG NKE SING COMPANY. Retegc NJ
Justicc McCnily.
CAia Chuus Nes and Asia. doing bzsiaess Ia uca,.
uiu. tsiand - Oahu. undcr tAe arm nauac q kuuu-
Nsr Stn- Conipanr, navtns this day hcrn atiaicasei
Nankrupt On the petition - Mcssrs. v. fhiiiips Co
Il he-csy crrrd tAat al crriicr- % sid hankrari
IN and 7ruyr their claims erfcrr the ahrr named
IIastics Al his ChsuiArr-, Ia Menclula. on WEpNES
pay, Nav fiih. iSsA At 70 e'elcck q N
And Il farther urierci, that upru aid dsr. The
rriiars Do prcccrl t. Hold the ELkCTfON - a. ~
szurr cr sssirues % aid Nankrupt estate. aud thai
nctice hrr-cf ~ Published thrvc tlmcs IN the Daily
sulictin and i've tines IN ne HAvAnsS Gssrrrs
urvspsPrr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

- saiisa Isisad.- In Pruozie.-in n. matter o.
n Estate u JuSEfH PERRY, itts q Huaoiuiu.
caha- d-rsa.e- Otder appointin tnis Toe Prohas q
!" N Ard eirerfn p1hcatiun uf nntice q he tans
tocuui-lt, PurPortiu- % - the t.t VIII ard Te-
z1rut e Iu--lh Ferry aeceasel haFinr 90 ~ fffh
Iag % APRIL A D. issi be-n pr-s-utcd % saii Frsiis
oart- tzt petlul for TIE pruhafe therecf anf ~
hr isslsEer q Letters Testaurutary 70 Mr--ie Il
ferry, hastnS o--a ale'i hy ", r. Cs.tl-.
ISIS hersh! ortsred, taai WEuNEsDAN. Iks iva
l.aJ q iCSE A D. fscS Al ~ u'eiack a n n .aii
ltay, a n Iaart hoou % sd Ccurf a. Alliolani
dA- IA s.i1 hnuuiliI -. dnd tse sac = hsruhF a.
oint- "a. tine f-r proving ssti VII a1d h-ariu "a
hPptcatia1, rhea sn- sksr- Eay Persou interested
1sy aPpear tnd cnntcst ne stit VIII tud TIE -fzufu
|lf Lrtt-rs Trstsn-nta-y-
u = further drers that uotics thsreaf D. ETCu 5r
lbiicafaa- fer lars slcrss.iv- weeks IN The Htws
1sS GAZETTE, u-ssFsF-r printed ard pahlishcd in
irnnlall-
And t 8. f1rta-r ecderr tAaf citation. = i-.1-d %
h- szhscrbn Witnesses q stid sill and o. tas hrirs
~ testster % a77-zr and cuut-sf tie prctsie q
stld VIII, a tie TIN. sppoiatsL
Dated u1uoiaiu. II I. pal tith- ~.
LAWRESCE McgULLT
Aits=t. Iastice q The SuprsnIe Csurf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-29

n.,., ar- p.r.,i l;i,.;s s,.s s'''.' s;s MI s

'CiRCU1r COURT, 3p JUDICIAL,
N Cirvat, iliis> uasA'la fsessts. In ne u,aitrs
u thr i,rS-,f - the VIII sfAr NkN. n. n LYMAN u
iiio, usvsit. dcccased
Orict sPfcintiug uae tef rsSnatc u viii tri A.
|rrxtinr Pnhlicsties - ncticr II ihS,NArrs
4 ducuuffnt. purpcrttE. - ~ the senlA Ahi re-a
anieni q Rev n n i.,ulsa. deecssrA AAone "a ~
S;h i.y - ApFii \ n $50, secu prcsvntftt q aid
|rchalr Caart and rrtiiicn tar thr f,latv tAerrel
and Ne - lsferx ~ Adninlstfatcn via i1a
|Wi annsted 10 frcftck ; lyrasn. having eeet dlgi
|cy Rzrus \. lyman. so - drNesstd
IL Is hrr~ey pr,lerei. that WEDNESDAY. tAs fnk
lsy ~ Msy, 4 y, iscA At Mio. Hawaii. a. The Celft
ca-r cf ssid plsce ~, Hnd tae -Anls Il Aervty ar
sciated ibe tiae fof pfotlns said WIZ and heafinr
AID tppllsatiea. SAsn and uhcrr auy psrrca inter-
-siri nav appear and ccutrst tAe aid viii snd thr
SrsntpS - lsiisr,ef Adrainistfsou ~itA he Wiisu-
.nsn=i.
ns harth~f erierv. Sat noiicc tAvrepf - svcn ~
,aeieaticn fer thrsr suessive Nrrks 10 the kwsn,S
Sassrfs sn9 Kuckoe, ueNspsPcr, rtintcd and puk
fished In ucoclnia.
/ naird Nrfii tSh, 4, y. iScO
a FRANCIS JUDI.
Nuesis Chlef isstiCe SuPrsne Ceurt