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A "dark horse" has appeared at
Lahaina, to disturb the Govern
ment' s calculations of q "walk-over."
The Independents have kept the
secret well.
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Estate Of Il. e. KrOuse.

THE undersigned, having been elect.
l. ed assignee of the above estate,
hereby requests all persons indebted to
this estate TO pas Immediately, and all
persons having claims against this
estate to send their bills Immediately to
II. II. LUCAS.
Honolulu, Jan. 90 1886. 3S 3w
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Y. M. G. A.--Young Mems Bible
Glass in the parlOr at 0:45 A. NJ, con-
Quoted by the General Secretary. Cos
pei praise service ut 6 80 r. NJ.
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Election of Officers.

A II the Annual Meeting of the East
n Maui Plantation Company, held
on the Goth January, 1886, the following
officers were duly elected for the cur
rent year:
Col. WIN. F. ALLEN. President
j. ED. HOFFMANN.. ..... Vice. President
p. G. JONES. ..Sccretary 6 Treasurer
COL. WIN. II. ALLEN. Auditor
Director: Col. VIM. L. Allen, Hon. G.
r. Bishop and p. @. Jones.
J. o. CARTER,
Sec'y pro tenn L. Maui Plantation Co.
30 I'm
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ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
High mass at 10 A. NJ. BenedictiOn OF
the Blessed Sacrament ut =. NJ.
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SUNDAY SERVICES,

ELDER w. NJ. HEALEY will preach at
Z 80 =. NJ, in the tent, corner of Alakea
and Hotel streets.
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FOR SALE.

I WINDMILL. loft. diameter COM
1 plete, with Composition Pump and
Framework, 14ft. high. l OOO.gallon
Wooden Tank (nearly new and Frame
for same, 7ft. high, all in good order.
Also, 800 feet, more or less, of q Gal.
vanizcd Pipe, second hand. Apply to
BULLETIN Office. 3S Sw
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BISHOP & Co., BANKERS

Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands
Draw Exchange on the
Bank Of California, -. T..
And their agents in
NEW YORK, BOSTON, HONG KONG.
Messrs. N. M. Rothschild & Son, London.
The Commercial Bank Co., of Sydney,
London,
The Commercial Bank Co., of Sydney,
Sydney.
The Bank of New Zealand: Auckland,
Christchurch, and Wellington.
The Bank of British Columbia, Vic.
toria, B. G. and Portland, Or.
AND
Transact General Banking Business.
669 1y
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of Fort street, 8 80 =. NJ. Good singing,
led by band cOrnet, will be provided.
BETHEL UNION CHURCH.-Rey. E.
Q. Oggel. pastor. Preaching by the
pastor ut ii A. NJ. and Z 80 p. NJ. Morn
ing subject, IL Believe in the Commu-
nion of Saints" Evening, praise and
gospel service, in which the church
choir and full chorus choir of young
people will assist. Subject, blouse
Building" Seats free, and everybody
invited.
Fort STREET CHURCH.-Rev. j. A.
Crizan, pastor. Preaching by the
pastor at IL A. NJ, and 1880 p. NJ.
Evening subject: "a Young Man
among Strange Companions. At the
latter service, in addition to the con-
giregational singing, led by cornet,
church choir will sing selections from
Weber, Buck and Bach, and Schubcrt's
exquisite "Rcyerie" will be given on
organ and violin by Messrs. Jones and
1arndley. Seats free, no collection
and Il cordial welcome.
oI' ANDREW CATHEDRAL.-Ine
Bishop of Honolulu will have services
rs follow: Holy communion at $3.50;
mathis, 0; choral Celebration of holy
communion. $50; Sunday school, II
4. NJ. Eyensong with lecture at p. NJ.
The second congregation, conducted by
Rev. Geo. Wallace, will have Sunday
school ut 10 A. NJ. in the PunahOu
Preparatory school. Morning prayer
with sermon, at 1l:l5 A. NJ, and even
Ing prayer at 1880 r. NJ.
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w. @. Il. IA gospel temperance
meeting will be held on the wharf, foot
OF Fort street, 3 30 p. NJ. Good singing,
led by band cOrnet, will be provided.
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Annual Meeting Notice.

THE Annual Meeting of c. Brewer &
l. GO. will be held at their office,
Honolulu, on w, DNESDAY, February
3, 1856, at 10 O'clock am.
PIG I'd j. o. CARTER. Secretary.
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Annual Meeting Notice.

TllE Annual Meeting of the Hawaii
Il an Ramie Company Limiied), will
be held at the Office of A. j. Cartwright,
Esq, Kaahumann Street, on MONDAY,
February 8, 1886, at 10 o'clock AM.
81 Wv w. +. ALLEN, Sec'y.
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The Pet-OMce Robbery.
SUPREME COURT.

TRIAL OF THOMAS b. WALKER.
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IN Honolulu for the residents of the
39l several Islands of this group. [1y
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temperance Teaching bill pss,.
i'ss legislature providing Tor leach
temperance and temperance hygiep. in
Pq'iie schools Of this State goes into #.
'une lsi The law provides that the ma
- o alcoholic drinks and narcotics. with
q gee'"i Instructions as 10 their effects upon
"uuian system in connection with the sev.
- DIVISIONS Of the subject Of physiology and
shsll be included in the branch $
uf taught in the common schools. and
Ia oe taught to and studied by all pupils
""Ose capacity will admit Of il in all the nnb.
- ? hoois OF the State, aud 10 all educatio ,
'"S'ltutions supported wholly or in parts
money from The State, aud that III said
''Ouy Shall be taught to and studied by said
pup'is IN said schools as thoroughly and in
;, same manner as other like branches are
'"e'e taught and studied, with Textbooks in
"'has Of pupils where other like branches
'e 'nus studied, and sud textbooks must be
aO''sned, printed and sold in the State of
s''t land. II also provides that IL shall be
= au'y OF boards of county school commits.
'''aers' and Of the board of commissioners Of
.10i'C schools Of Baltimore city, county exam
"e' superintendent Of public schools Of
"a'.''nore city and boards of All educational
institutions receiving aid from the State. to
e"'ofce the provisions of the act, and repeals
"ii laws or parts Of Laws inconsistent with the
provisions Of the act.
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The Nav Crop Report.-rhe Ma

The May Crop Report.-The May crop
report Of the department of agriculture ind.
cafes an improvement during April of two
points in wheat, with general average Of
condition at 95, A slight advance is noted
in the Ohio valley, Missouri, Texas, Tennes.
see, the Carolinas, Virginia and Maryland. -
The May average last year was 10. The sea.
sen has been favorable, and the crop is more
advanced than usual The averages in prin.
cipal States are: New York SO, Pennsylvania
IS, Ohio 81, Michigan OIL, Indiana 9s, Ill.,
nois 90, Missouri l0l, Kansas, 81. The con.
dition of rye averages &c. of bailey 81. Cot.
ten planting has been delayed BY cold rams
on the Atlantic coast, and by overhows on
the gulf coast. The proportion to be planted
in May averages 20 per cent. In average
years the proportion does not exceed Il or Is
per cent. The stand is necessarily defective
on wet areas, but replanting is rapidly ill.
ing the gaps. The proportions already plant
ed are as follows: North Carolina 10, South
Carolina 50, Georgia SO, Florida %, Alab'na
so, Mississippi IS, Louisiana II, Texas 81,
Arkansas Is, Tennessee II.
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The Fertilizer Bill.--The bill rep ulatins
tie manufacture 4 sale Of fertilizers within The
State Of Maryland, passed at the recent SEES
sion of the Legislature, is one Of the most i'm
portant measures dealt with by Maryland
State Assembly for many years. II will be a
great or useless law according to the intel.i-
gence OF the agriculturists for whose beaefit il
Is specially intended. The provisions Of the
bill may be summarized in very few words.
II provides not only that all commercial ferti-
lizers shall be sold on a detailed statement of
the percentage Of phosphoric acid, ammonia
and nitrogen compounds they centaia, but
also that sample of the fertilizer may be
sent by the farmer for analysis, free of charge,
20 the Agricultural College chemist. This
means that the farmer will be no longer the
blind purchaser Of the article which consti-
tutcs the basis ofall his toll He will be able
TO assure himself that he stan Is reasonable
chance of reaFing the crop he sows. The fer
tlizer merchant Of good standing who has
serv, his patrons for third Of century has
nothing to fear from the operation Of the new
law But the farmer needed safeguard, on
general principles, and this is just what the
Rev fertilizer lay has si,en hin.
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Runaway Accident On waia g, 1

Runaway Accident On Weia 'sll
morning Mr. Il. G. Ferguson and j, colored
man named Norris were considerably injured
10y being thrown from 4 wagon by runtway
team. Mr. Ferguson AMI his driver, it
seems were going in the direction Of Cox 5
Station the morning Of the accident when the
team. tmulesl hecam' frightened anl ran off
upsetting the wagon and throwing its occu-
pants to the ground. The wagon passed
over the colored mln's body bruisns him
quite severely, but breaking no bones Mr.
FERGUSON was thrown on his shoulder Which
was badly bruised, as well.As several other
BSt- l--.'
1T. Digges was called and prest rihed for their
wounds.
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state Finances.-Th State Board of
Public Works, at their meeting on Thursday
of last week, received communication from
the President and Directors of the Chesapeake
and OHIO Canal Company, asking for author
ity TO negotiate the sale of 800, 900 of the 6
per cent. repair bonds, the money to be used
to repair the canal damages. The Board of
Public Works gave their unanimous assent to
the negotiation. The board also held a
meeting in the evening to arrange for adver-
Using for the refunding of the due and ma
turing State loans under the act passed by the
late Legislature. About 81 800, 600 is to be
refunded, of which S6sl 900 is overdue and
the remainder will mature in 1887. 1t is pro-
posed to refund these loans at the lowest rate
attainable. State Treasurer Archer says The
State 65s sold recently at Ill, or less than
3 per cent iatereSt, and he indicates that the
loans may be refunded on equally favorable
tcrms.-Ex.
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!. Licenses Granted The following is
/ a correct list of Traders, Ordinary aud Hotel
d Licenses issued by the clerk prior to May /,
n for the ensuing 6scal year,
Traders. Henry |. Dent, Nllbrhoki Fred
= Richmond, Pasquihlnzr +. 4. Richmond
y WAyside; Robert S. CORY, NAprl Tenni
sou Bros, Lothian; @ % aiHialt ! %
Waysde; Thomas 9. Ba,cmn, Wifomco:
EE 4. sc N. Hayden, Cox Siition Thomas
Berry; Beuedict; Thomas L. Twiford Ware
house; 2. Reed Wills, CoS's Station; VIM ?
llarve Liverpool Point; ]. N, Carpenter
Exchange; Thomas l. Boal man. Bryanlown;
james Z Hicks, White Plains: D,nieI ] Bro
gun1a, Pisgah Lemuel " Maddox Bayn
Wash. Hicks, White Plains; II. NJ. Thomas
pomonke, Emma +. Taylor, Pope Crreki
J. NJ. CARPENTER, Hill Top; Norris 4 HAYDEN,
Rock Point; Eliza r. Folsom, Riverside; fhad
Mudd. Waldorf; John j. Gregory Oak
Springs, james A. Lyon, BryantowE liza
4. button. Duttonsvillr; Carlton Snid'
Doncaster; John A. Speake, Park Enlarged
Johu r Perry, Harris Lot Mary +. Lloyd
Wilton Hill; Wade Bros, Wsyside Station
John S Bcalle Piney' 7 Il. Farrall, L@Pata
Nrer Grenabaum, Pisgah: joseph Stein
Cross Roads; John E. Simpson, IrAppe
Neale 4 Wills, Brentland; Nay Tor carroll
q ,Ilnnt Green; Bean 4 Wright, Patuxen
CITY; Dement, h Padgett, Newtowni John
Butler, Water Shop; F. X. Gardiner, NOot
VILE Station: Edwin G. Dutton, Tompkin
Vile; Thomas J. Owen, Newburg; rosey
Herbert, Issue; S. F. Smith, Glymonl Ro'
erts l. Owen, Port Tobacco; same, la Plat
J. w. Warning & Co., PomonkeJi W.
Padgett, Port Tobacco F. A. Murphy, &c
treville; 7. Yates Robey, Pomfrei;- j''lase
4 Harding, Marshall Hall; G. L. Hunt
Mattaw oman; Flora b. McDauiel, Walior
+. Z. Wheatly, Holly Springs +. .. Gard
ner, Bryantown; Fisher 4 Barber, AlleI
Fresh; ]. X. l. W. r. r. Covington, 70.
Point; A. T. Whiting 4 Co Rock PolntJ
BON ling, L Co, Hughesville; George Cha
pelear, Hughesville; Henry G. Robertson,
Plata; Abel Biles, Smiths Point john
Love, Loveville; Brawner & Barnes, Spfin
field; Henry Bros & Co.. Lower Cedar Poiu
Elizabeth Tompkins, Port Tobacco Station
Female Traders.-Mrs. G. r. Robey CT
fms Seat Mary Z. Trotter, Bryanow
Ilindle & Lucket, La Plata; Mary L. No
roe, Waldorf; NJ f. Wade, Port Tobacc
Adelaide Quenzel, Port Tobacco; Margaret
Green, Retreat.
Ordinary Licenses. -. NJ. Carpenter, H
Top; b. A. Clements, Port Tobacco; Ney
| Grenabaum, Pisgah; Joseph Stein, CrC
Roads; Ellen R. Chappelear, Benedict; G.
Bucch, Bryantown; VIM. Mcdaniel, Waldo
David Smoot, Port Tobacco; l.. G. Johnsc
La Plata; John II. Chappelear, Hughesril
0yser House. Richard A. Es,ep, Peopl
Store; A. T. Whiting l. Co., Rock Poi
Blake L Mckibbin, Marshall Hall; Hen
Bros. b Co., Lower Cedar Point W.
Howard, Bryantown.
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BE Carernl. The ndA

BE Careful. The adoption OF dress To
weather changes At this period Of the We IF i,
dtli ult problem, especially for delicate peo-
pie. The MONDAY and night temperatures
often present marked contrast while the Their
inal variations from day to day are very ir
regular. 1t is important TO notice that while
the thermometer may now rise above ''sum
mer heat the atmospheric conditions are
very different from those of summer day
even with the mercury lower. The differ
encc is due to the absence of aqueous vapor in
the air, and when this is the case wooden
clothing cannot be safely laid aside little
prudence in dress now will save many people
from an attack Of mslarial fever This eau
tion will be particularly needful until ''ihe
May cold spell is over, which periodically
occurs in this country from the 10th to the
10th of the month
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\ DaStardly Act. MIR Il PAYNE, of
Charles county, and brothern! D. J. Payne.
one Of our Judges Of the Orphans Court on
his return froIu visit 10 his brother, stopped
"t Chaptico on saturday list during shower
at raiu, aud upon gong our afterwards to
been uuhi'ched, aud thu harness, which hid
been cm in several places VS. laid between
The shafts aud the horse missing. The ami
nal AIS 4 dark grey mare, eight or nine wears
old, with collar mark on her shoulder, Il
saddle mark on her back aud WAS shod in
front. Her whereabouts hive not yet been
discovered 81 Nirgs Enterprise.
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Died. --Oa Sunday, May 9th, 1886, o
whoohng Cough, William Richard Eugene,
beloved son Of WIN. N. and Mary J. WEIGH
aged two years II months and twenty-on'
days.
Another little lamb has gone
To dwell with Him vino gave;
Another little darling babe
Is sheltered in the grave.
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Circuit Court.-The MAY term Of Circuit
Court will begin on Monday. The dockets
are rather larger thas for years past, but most
of the cases are plain and will be uncontested
The appearance docket numbers 49, tie Trial
6I; the appeal IA, and the criminal - cases.
In all probability full bench will be present,
but the term is expected not to hold over a
week. The Grand Jury however, may 6e
anxious to make per diem and delay the term
much longer than is now anticipated.
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YEARLY RA TE.S.

Transfers OF Property .--Deeds-Fro .
j. J Deakins to James j. Naylor for IA acres
of land near Gallant Green; consideration,
ST. and etc.
Mortgage from VI. +. Wills TO Anuie Barnum
on tract Of land called "Mt Air" considers.
don, $1,000.
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The Foreign Market for Tobacco
vertises that his government wants this year
of Maryland tobacco 400, 900 Kilos 1925, 600
pounds), the contract to be awarded May 49,
and the French Minister Plenipotentiary, in
charge OF the Consul Gcncralship at New
York, advertiscs as the wants of his govern
ment this year three million kilos IL, 600, 900
pounds) OF maryland tobacco, the contract to
be awarded June 10.
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after the luxurious in Mems and Boys
Clothing can here be as well seTSe'
a, the seracber after the merely ser
yiceable. while in our enormous as
sortment of Novel Shapes and Styles
both are certain to be pleased. lus
reputation of our house for elegance
of STYLE aud Perfection of ht' "
rether with lowness of prices is guar
antce at all times of perfect satlsiac-
ton. The great Surprise OF the o'a'
son is undoubtedly the UNEXPECTEDLY
low prices for goods universally a0'
knowledged the best in the market
We can fit the Boy y
years old, as well as the
man of Weight 600
pounds.)
Acme Hall,
The Glass Of Fashion
2O9 West Baltimore st.
BALTIMORE, MD.
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q RUSSIAN fits stopped free by DR., Kliue's
nleat Nerve Restorer No fits after first day S
Use. Marvellous cures Treatise and So trial
o oo,ue Tree to fit cases. Send to DR.. Kline,
S'l Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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fOnd's Which substitutes ease
a ~ comfort for pain and suffering. is one of
Tue most potent curative agents known.
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Eutal mN 4usonal.

R8- The Office Of ne INDEPENDENT has been
rsmorsd 70 me first floor Of ne Masonic Hal,
Immediately opposiie he Episeopat Church.
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COLORED SCHOOLS.

Election District No l-School 40 Nv
Burch. " Willis, II Bush. ~
Election District No 2---ScAool no T.,
walker " I,oarman, Price. No I'll Far
rail- 4 Butler, J Blair. No 3--'W Ward, ,
Waters, K Price. ea n, -
Carter ] Gibson, ]. Cunningham no z.
po,ey A Carroll, c Brown. 20 5If Sim
mons J Turner, Hart. Nod hansou
L Cobey, Smart. , ~
Waters. 9 + Campbell, W Carmel No q
Vaboney. n Marshall, X White no 3-R
Hawkins, II Snort, B Simms. N94-C Ches
lev, ] Clarke Chase ~, =,
Rejection District No School 10 VIM
II DYSON. J NJ Green, Weeas' NOR
Thomas. + Middleton, G Butler
Election District No 6---Sehool No T. |.
Briscoe ii. Matthews, Marshall. No 2---G
Mcpherson, ~ Williams, A Swami.
Election District No 7--Sehool NO I'LL
3oumnu, J L Brown, v Swami. NO 2-.-E
Frazier, F Matthews, D Hill
Election District No S---SchooI no l---C
Booth, G Lacey, W l. Hawkins NJ 2 Vim
Penny, J Umparies, 4 Douglas. No 3 3
Hawkins, G Gwynn A Thomas. No K
johnson, II Hawkins, NJ. Mason.
Election District NJ 9---Sehool No is
Liyers, D Toy, K Douglas NJ . VIM King,
X Hawkins, 7 West.
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MARYLAND INDEPENDENT,
ESTABLISHED IN 1874,
Pabiised every Friday morning.


Terms Of advertising: For plain matter,
81 90 per square g linesl for the first inser-
ton, Is cents for each subsequent insertion.
Rule and figure matter double the above rates.
Obituary notices half rates
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School Trustees. AT NJ. -
school BOARD Tuesday, ihetolloW''e - -
ments Of local trustees tor lhs u'''
49,. ID
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WHITE SCHOOLS

were made. s
Election District No l---se School N No > + Y
Owens. /. p. Gibbons, ] 4 Gf5 1,;.ees NJ ,
Owen. L N southerland, ~ a Ilhrit,a,1
lTR Farrcil. @ B Padgett,, r Tboma
4 No 1. W Robey, C F Hayden
'0q P,..,,on pi,,,ie, Ne a-schoGxl 10 ) ~
D. t.'ee' y . Grsy. " W Cooley ~ = " !
- .'' y;,isr 1T Leland, "a lisn.a' No >.
" r I NV II Grenabaum. II II BoeNin 20 ! I
u T hindle Vim D Ferguson - a y
Corey ccbool No III /
Election u pl ~ pnnniugton, Long No
Brawn p, y i fosey, " Adams
Z: y /" G ~ ii.ryey. James DAYS. 7 +
80. ? NJ n Deakins, U WTsuut I u
Maddox. 10 8. 2 u Linton , Elaislin I
q Wheeler. No &. A fraaA''H' - :
/ II Milstead. e,bool No II n
stone ] Tavlor P Wilmer. e - :, M D",-
her. \ A Thompson, s rai"sr NJ -
Wm 4 Lyon, Il johnson = w I'm pnRo,,
N freeman. y Harrison, ~ m C Gus
No 5. ] L Budd, Il Maiil 5,R.,i No iNf n r
Election District No 5-senool ~ !
p1i,on' ! B Norris, JTf Wing ss No z
| g # Posey, c A Neale, z lia !ass ~ ~
! + j Maddox, VIM Mex Burroughs 4 a
OJ r,se,jon District No 6--schoP IN ~ l-A
Thompson, J II Hancock, = 1 ni rass' No NJ =
n r Pearson, G L l,obey, I Days s. 70 3.
DR. q o Monroe, G II liamil'on, /, P : l."sSSsr.
No4 NV Moore, Berry, ; I ioI T9. No
- : q Medley. Ii " Robey, = Murray Murray.
| Nos Is " Mcpherson, SIN J Cox somerset
= Election EDo1 District No school No IA !. N
Brysn 4 T Monroe, + Dement, ;,.i w. Z. DE-
XIX Compton, WIN II Cox J J HALEY. No
Held over. No 4. DIT y On"pman, X
NJ Election District No s-sehool No 1T
Jenkios Il L Murdoek, ' Edelen. NO 2.
DR. p " Hawkins, G 81 Berry, ! 1 A.of',.a'n.
Sos r. Robey, S Bureh, Berry No !.
! ] W Turner, r 4 Boone, 4 i H,. Murray No 2.
T Robey il A Turner W Gibbons: No s.
Held over. Not Held over NOS Mudd,
I i Gardiner, j + Hardy -,
Election District No 9-'-Scno0i ~ y ~ ll--reid
over. MOTIF Nicholson, Wm JOHNSON,
L Clements.
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VIM, Shireman, Esq. Hilsdale Farm, Pa,
says he has been using Powell's Prepared
chemicals for several years, and has had as
good results from the $l2 90 invested for them
as from other fertilizers costing S35 dollars per
ton; In future will use Powel's exclusively.
address Brown Chemical Company, Baltimore
Maryland.
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Many ladies admire gray hair-on some
other person-but few care to try its effects
on thelf own charms. Nor need they, since
aver Hair Vigor restores gray hair to its
original color. 1t cleanses the scalp, prevents
aandrut and stimulates the growth of the
hair as in youth.
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QUARANTINE UNNECESSARY.

Almost alone among nations,
Great Britcin has discarded quaran-
tine as n useless weapon with which
to fight disease, although her COM
mcrcial intercourse with the whole
world renders her especially liable.
Complete success has attended this
policy. and British views on the
subject trumphcd at the Sanitary
Conference in Rome last year, so
far as regards land quarantine,
while the maritime part of the queS-
ton was left open. In recent re-
port to the Government on the sub
icCt. DR.. buchanan remarks; ''Ihc
views of England concerning cholera
in Europe, obtained from her own cN-
pcricncc and strengthened by what
She can learn of other countries,
are, that for European communities
which have secured their soil, water
and air against bcfoulment, there is
little or no danger of cholera, nc
matter though the disease be actual
ly brought into their midst" Thi!
position on sanitary precaution il
now practically accepted by the eN
perts of the Continent, ne says.