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ORDER or PUBLICATION.
WEST VIRGTNIA, ssa

ORDER or PUBLICATION.
WEST VIRGTNIA, ssa
AZ Rules held 80 the Clerks ONCE Of
the Circuit Court of Preston county, on
the first Monday OF February, 1886.
Joseph Fuccv
Jonathan BaTratt and W.
J. Nick eever. doing bus
mess under tho firm
name Of Barrett g. Nc
eever,
The object Of tins euit Is recover the
SUN ~ ~, 900 due pu contract. and 10 ap-
p'aring mat The defendants are not rest
dent pt This State. tfcv IRE. therefore.
hereby requiio1 10 appear here within
one mouth iftcr the date oi Tire FIRST pub
licsiiur hereof nd De- what b. necessary
tu protect their interests herein. And on
motion Of the plaintiff by bis attorneys
Or is ordered that the foregoing boo pub
lishcd Iu The West VIRGINIA Argus
weekly newspaper pubiSnel in this
county. a copv-Test.
SMITU CRANg Clerk.
HAwTUORNE a. CRoOAN.
2-l9 90 Att"rnevs TOR PlW"in.
ORDEROF PUBLtCA ION.
west VIRgINtA $50.
AZ lIulo- hell iu The Clerks Office NJ
D."
the first Monday OF February lssG.
= a Fox
" ~ Equity.
Julia j.. FitItcrald,
Tho obieci Of this suit is 60 recover two
nundtcd dollars. tho amount Of an open
account, per exhiutt "B fled within
pldntin bill
Aud 10 appearing that iho plaintiff is
not a resi- ont Of ibis state she i~' there
fore. hereby required co appear here
within one month alter the date 81 the
first pa iic ticu here ol aud do what is
necessary to protect her interests herein,
And ou moiou ~ the plaintiff bv hcg
cuu0-ol DO is ord osui that the foregoing
be published in rhe West Virgiuis Ar
gus. b. weekly ucwspfpcr published BOZ
this county. n cruN Test.
~NITU CHAEE. FIcrk.
j. o.. lIAwIH0RNF.
RIVAL Counsel for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

There will be a meeting of the
Tent Holders at the Camp Ground,
ON the 9th day of March, at 10, a m.
n full attendance is desired. Feby.
"a, 'S6.
ELISHA THOMAS, PREs.
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WANTED.

fE5-An energetic young man, to
sell Monuments, Tombstoncs, &c.
Best reference required Address,
A. II. Amick' Cumberland, Md.
1926 3t.l
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GRANT DISTRICT.

HopEwELL - Is we have not seen
anything in tbc columns Of your ia.
per from this place since wild Bill
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suBscRIPrIoN-rEnMs

One dollar p.r year. mVari ,bly iu az
vance one dli8r aud fiOy cents per
Year. when uot y ~ in siyauce. These
term. viii hc strictly adhered to in every
instance.
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NING oup MAKN.r.
.crn,,a w,oli, by II uu,, SNrsr,

V|"NIN TTT|I y
Wheat per bU~hCl n uO
Corn Now GOr
Oats Az,
Potatoes bO,.
Apples iOc
Butter por pound l2l0 l5c
EggS per doKor l2lc
Country hams poe pound Ia
sides pci uoupd luc
shoulders Tcr pound 81
Chtckcu~-drC>Scd per ~
Turkeys dressed pcr h
Country Lard per pouuu sc
RCe>waA per round 1uCt2Sc
GensCng pen pound Si.SOttt go
l. lour per bhl $500. G.25m6 -
BucN Vheu fiour per pound Pc
ONIONS per busuUl a 90
Rems per huShcl 81 2hWl 90
rm',hN Svvd pvi bu>hel SIS
Glover Seed ucr Nu~hol S7lO
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RawlcN simpson
" LA EuuitN
Joseph NJ. I'uU ct al

The object Vt this suit h. tu partition tho
lands eft tho late Thomas Mathews, decoa~>
eel among his duNt~ec~, aud tho plaintiff
who owns - portion thereof. And IL mp.
peariug that the defendants j -. NJ. ZInu
-- --- ms wife, John Baokwoud
and --- - BlHc,lwOod his Nifo Al~
phous / BolNnd Spencer 4. Bolyard, J
w. BolNRrd, Charles IT, Bnlyard and
Lloyd l. Bulyard, are not rcsid ,nts of this
state. they are therefore, her, by required
to- appear mere within one month after the
trst publication hereof end do what n
necessary To protect their interest herein.
And on motion " the plaintiff bv his
cou"il. II Is ordered that thn FOREGOING be-
published ii Tho Vest Virginia Argus, a
weekly newspaper Published i'm his
county. copy-Test
SuTt 'VNNT, Clerk.
X. w. MONROE. Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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Candies, nuts and
everything nice and
fresh in the cOnfec-
flonary or grocery
line at the lowest
prices
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ORDER o. PUBLICATION.
WEST VIRGINIA,

AZ Rul"s hc Il I'm the ClcrN's uuice of
Circuit Court ~ Preston County, ON the
FIRST Monday cot November 1850.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

he wilder Steamship Co. has Just published an
Els-lc advertising card in AID OF their constantly
sing business, and which has been much ad-
z-.isl ~ the favored few Who have 90 far been
l.rEI.sd % vieE the proof copies The work Is
is 7-odlctioa On paper of scenes along the route
1szz by the steamers which carry tourists 10 the
1.l1zs zhich Madame Peie has under control. A
sg Is az pressut on vieE at the Cs-npany's ofhcs,
t1rI street, c1ruer Of Qreen street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
EIGHTEENTH DAY
TurrRsDAy- MAY Doth.

The proeeaiiacs we're opened By prayer by the
chaplain but il vas los O'Clock before the read
ing Of the minutes Was ended, the delay being
consequent upon the late aPpe1Ence OF quorum
Atte- being read tie inmates. after @ieN aileEA-
tious, were approved.
Rep-esentative Thurston presented petition
from residents of n kola- continuing % sigma
tures. praying that the election Of j. h Sahale as
Representative Of that district Dc annnlieo, onei-
inr as reasons l. Board refused 70 give voting
priyiIises to eight old men because they bad
stated their intention to vote for g. W. Pdipo
Representatire Sahale's opponent :, the Board
did give privileges to fourteen strangers Eno naa
been il the district only week OF less anu
their votes we're claimed TO be cast for Sahaie )
Allowing Is unqualified persons TO vote T. allow
irr boys under legal voting age 70 vote The votes
r1st AZ the election for NAhale so, Illegal ~ leay-
M 10 for him. 6. W. Plipo had Isl which With
added a. claimed would have gwen ma los'
Referred to Judiciary Committee
Representative kauai a petition from residents
Of wainea, kA1ai, that the sum OF $3.50 oe an
prpuriated fer the purpose of repairs 70 the ordge
across the stream At waimea- Tabled Tor con-
/ siderAtion with Appropriation Bill
Representative Sahale petition from n houa
that Sa0o0 be appropriated for the P1rPoss Of I'M
r-uvir, certain road IN that district 10 Con
mittee on Pabhc Lands &C
Thr Minister of Foreign Anairs II answer TO
r-solu.lou offered by RepreseutSiIve Dole the PIE,
rious dsy and passed by the Assembly, presented
, statement relative to the mission OF n NJ DA-
| set 10 Washington, as follows
| - Mr. Presidert-In response to a re-oi1tsol
uzs.ed BY the House. on motion OF the NOE. .
/ 6,,ie resue<tinc me 10 Inform the Asse1oay OIL
rhe object Of Mr. Dagcetts NILSSON 70 H@sl--,S
~. and the resalf OF sac1 uision- have 70 81,
/ th.i NJ. Daeeett zas appointed II June l.sl a
n. usie<tys Special Con- 1aissioner a NasE-iS
~, "a co-ouerafe with and assist HIS kxceilerel
1 Hou. Il A. p. Carter IN the presentation 20 n
| GoTeruneat Of the United States OF A"s''eA .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

SArUEDAI, May 22nd-
The Assembly eoGveasd at the usual hour pur-
suant to adjournment Of the previous day. After
prayer by the Chaplain the roll Vas called by the
Secretary, 81 members answering to their names.
The minutes of the previous meeting we're then
read, and approved
The following petitions we're then presented:
Representative IhGrstOn from residents of kaa-
nApali that the election of ]. A. kAukau as a Re
preventative Of that district be declared null and
void. Referred to Judiciary Coumittee-
By Representative kanlia froni residents Of
KoolaGpoko. that, the sun Of $1,000 b appro-
pEiated for TIE purpose Of building rold through
the Nuuzn1 Pail or else through the ivAiley; the
petition contained go signatures Tabled for con-
siderafion with a bali on the subject
By Representative Dickey from the Depnty
Sheriff OF AakAWao. asking for al appropriation
Of $3.50 for repairs and charging the Jailors
house at Para To Committee on Pablo Lands.
By Representative Kauai from residents Of
wAimsa, Kz1ai, that 5000 be appropriated for
extending the wharf at WaineA- Tabled for cou-
sideratiou With the Appropriation BIZ.
The Minister of Interior from thu Printing
COMMITTEE, reported the fulioVinC hills printed
and ready for distribution. / TO amend sections
Is, i6A. Is, and q, of chapter "a, Of the Session
LIEs Of ISL to amend section $50 Of the Civil
Code relating to Election Districts relating 10
the sale Of spirifao1s liquors TO repeal chapter
10 Of the Civil Code relating 10 the Department
Of Public Instruction
The Minister Of Forsigu Affairs offered resolu-
ton thai when the Asse1bly adI0zrnz II do 50 W.
I'll Tuesday, the 18th inst IN order 10 show respsc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

.r- H-uluzEi po-ts. pr kinau. Nay rs-For the
.9... = : NzcNlllzu.J 4 " hite. II A hrAft II II
snf uagDlTtss Mr. : T. Wilder. Nh L c Able-
H .E-, EI0lheF Thomas A W Bart. Rev Lirhtfoot
o.. il,btusCu u Shipuau, : 4 Blai-leII c
.aIs- MIS- Lus, 2 Wo5d. c X Sullulan. wife
E1- i1izrt Iyeza- D. 7 fvsI. : Cooper NJ
--r7|--- AleAzrlso1- NJ And azd - deek-
F1= Sege--tir. = : ". per Nzkah Nay ls-Harry
E-ar-i, brEasc1ulr
F--- Newcastle : ". per Richard III. Nav IL
E-. Nastick, Mr. Mckllister.
#Ha- Wiuduzrd Ports. per " q Hall Nav is-From
s---. y n Nailu-- Prom way portss r. Rev
HsEHH q uC-ul7l1- M A wins Rev 1 D-.ha "
.1-lugl- Rev Fzther Z shulte A Hopkr A "
HEar-- ; Ramos and wife. NJ Aka Sife Ana ehiid
Nv e \ spruu-r. Mr. L y spencer and child SOS Hy-
as A bgr-css. = uilaa Nou-arrat Geo Il Robert .ou
n b sylvia Nr apo, and iag deck
faT kalEill. Man. pr LiEClike. Nay Is-Hou J "
Sal. uuE = "a Ezl-z ard Elfr. c " Bredhor. "
lrsaIrr, Mr. NaIiC-, Il . Bliisy zad sb5sl - deck
For kazz. HuE NiIhEz. prr IwAlzuf NAY is-AIrr
lIlE- -. Y n Waite. D. y Martin Miss Kaoauhi
. 4 ka1.I-lE. AEE DrrIr. Miss AuEai, Mr. ' Eailiul
q p Rec NJ FGzgrr, and 100 deck.
s-qa saa F=zHzi-11, per Ceyl0u, Nay is-Peicr
E.lEa1.
POP "a frzzris1o. peg " q Irain. May =i-Nr. VA
~. % ilclav. n n .rog-, T AidrIch. J wr-ef
.aa7lsea-i- % fCtsr-ou ahc Johuscn-
r- -ln .fzrE-sca. per " Brwue, Nay si-Niss
Bal Nr l,rhHr. ulfe ald Child. II u Nelson. IN.
l' f-e 1z-uf Ncr hzrS jcrsAlf1r-r AHf Chinese
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

Second reading of - An Act to amend Section l,
Chapter 81, Penal Code. relating 10 Idle and Dis
orderly Persons aad NagrantSr Bill read by
title and referred 70 Judiciary Committee.
Second reading of An Act supplementary to
Art u, Chapter .. Civil Code, for the Prevention
of Smuggling" To Judiciary Committee.
Second reading of An Act to amend Section
ass, Civil Code relatine TO the Board OF Edrcs.
lion, amended by Chapter II, laws of ISL
Its obisot IL 10 remodel the districts into which
the Islands are divides for taxation. educational
anu iGdicial purposes, and 10 this end Hawaii has
9 districts; Maui, Molokai. Lanai and kahoolave
6; Oahu . Kauai and Nihau 6 After the bill
was read 1t IVES, motion OF Rep. Castle referred
TO Committee on Eauesfion.
At 4r2u P. m, hep. Castle moved adjournment
until Saturday morning TO enable the various
committees TO further the work in hand. He
Aholo 10 adjourn until 10 a. N. the next day pre-
vailed, the assembly diSsolvinS pyo few at $50
O'Clock
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
HAWAIIAN LEGISLATURE.
SESSION OF 1856.


The Assembly reconvened at l. As and
Immediately thereupOn the President an
poarted the following members Us a com
mittee 10 have charge of the bills 10 faciE-
tate the recovery Of rents, VIZ. The At
torney General Representatives Kaulu-
kou, Brown. Dole, Thurston.
The President read communication
from Post Commander r. W. Lame Of
Post 10 Grand Army of the Republic
rendering an invitation to members of the
Assembly to be present at the Decora-
ton Day services to be held at Fort-St.
Church on Sunday May y, at the Gene
terry on the 18th and at the Y. NJ. c. A. hall
on the evening Of the latter date. Repre-
sentative Dickey stated that the invitation
was intended to include the lady friends
OF the members On motion the receipt
OF the communication was ordered TO be
acknowledged by the Secretary.
Representative Keau under suspension
OF the rules presented a petition from
hamolllh having the following prayers {:
l, that 5000 be appropriated for the pur-
pose of widening and improving the roads
IN that district from the junction OF Bere-
tania and Punahou streets ., that the
sum of $4,000 be appropriated for the
purpose Of browning King kalakRua as
Emperor OF the Pacific (sensation) 3, that
Hawaiians be permitted 10 cultivate the
poppy plant 4. that the power OF Su-
preme Court Justices to appoint admins
traitors be amended; 5, that the Minister
Of Interior be requested TO show how the
sum of $1,000, collected road tax, was eI-
pended IN the district: 6, that Road Su
peryisor Hart be removed and that Sam.
Paniani be appointed TO the position
Qaughter): I, that Chinese be prohibited
from marrying Hawaiian women unless
they first take the oath of allegiance; S,
that when judgment Is given against p
debtor and no property can be found 70
satisfy the same then the debtor may be
arrested and placed al work on the Go
yernment roads: 9, that all konohiG n
sheries be made for the public Referred
to Committee on Miscellaneous Subjects.
Representative Palohau liuterruptingl
moved the Order of the Day"
The President declared the motion out
Of order
Representative heau continued. and
presented petition from Moanalus, that,
the Board Of Education establish an Eng
hsh school in that district. To COMMITTEES
on Education.
The Order of the Day now being
passed the Appropriation Bill came up for
consideration and the Assembly resolved
into Committee Of the Whole, Hon. A. 5.
Cleghorn in the chair.
Representative Castle that the Com
mittee recommend that items in the At
torney Generals department be passed
until the report of that Department was
before the Assembly Approved.
Hon. j. 5 Walker moved that the com
mittee proceed to consider the items under
the head of Judiciary Department, which
being carried, the following items were
passed as here printed:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
Wedding at Paia-

- e,5-55s1y the e2ad Inss the genial NJ c; B.
- - Nalekn E1s married TO Miss WAL
- - l-s lately arrived from Norway Ihe
-. SO and reception vas at the residsncs Of
e. sI-e1lA- ~ Paiz- Tue parties have many
II - 10 testified to their aloha by many cost
eussiIa-l, q slireEEzre AID such articles as =
.-4stlng CIT IN life will find useful
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
EXPORTS.

F-- sz1 r-luei.e8, Ber " & Irvin. Nav si-sisi D..
80 lra l=s rice, . hois m1lAssc-; domestic yaiae
.H=
Pr slz EzsHsl.ss. pew BOVINE. Nay si-Ir7s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
ME cIAL.



... la. rrdsperca DARN. the week past the
a-.Ts .-rflizie - trade heie- visible on al
-i1lt dcsircd coalition OF trsde. which.
sH=ar ere. seems 20 have been started
.-rrr r1si. ard The hope Il expressed thst i
~ ea1.lnlc- No aeNsces have beea received
~ --7-r -iuoc fast writing sne Alfhou-h the Ind
.raa- were FOG farther tAil In sasaf. yet e4pa-
afr 5e .i-us % tae tines consider that The
Eng usgs 81 ar advance
-rsrrrar Alstralia is cns here FROM san francis-
rs ~ aasr fust- VITA nail and news dates 70 the
~ .-.r she MArurua i cue from The Colonies en-
...- tHe Coast. on the atA rrox-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
On Wednesday, May 26th

iss Id tfo's',ct rssou. thr property eavefrd hy
raId nartElrr. Vlrl
The Nrgrraea sHHafrl a. AuAaukens Efna.
houa. leland 20 Hawaii. ceatainiur N 81 80,
acfrs mcrf less. hrlu- ihg premises i--cfih-i
iu ROYAL ratsui NJ ttis, 60 Anir. tnl lsiacI
Que fngrh share IN 1ui % that rrrtsln pexr - tnt
situate ~ Auwa'einn Iu usue1,1, Described = f1l
lows
hcnHiaka ana rIa d. kihi korfuhaua zaI1 tlaa
ma Ia 4uNal nlli t-u Wena o. ~ Mikias 10 ~.
iulhInrHuI kuIrtun % kHQua hlki H. AllunI iun
waIna aaia Akan IS u ~ til taQuti ma IA utl a..
uul. aisia Nkan O. e. herlutana - ksraai H.
talra Aiaa hlsi h sIssi riui. uisais 80 a hiti
kahi heuuakaI rillakn o. krla Apsaa Aina n
81 Fl tapuai kuel. ei aku uaha. rlai mai 1sha.
LEwis 2 LEvEY. Az.ii-us,t.
Dated Nav san. fssi.
F.~W q kH.fI- No.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
On Wednesday, May 26th

is-r 90 % o'rIrtt H.isH ife urrrrffT covered b.
aaIi uaTf-Her rIH.
Al thar rleaf parcel OF lard sIfuafs sI ~
tnukn WAIKIKI O1tr. cousisfia ~ lire raifhr- sad
triu- BURTON % rreu.ss described In hrFsI rtisut
So nfi. fT 4 ~. ft1f uarf f1 trrs.
Dated Ntg CD. lsss
tEwIs Q Lively Ausnoue-r
~ Arst.n Within. sffr Coz As-I. nrr nf Nrrlr.--e
rarw y Araua. Ns-i-n.r % Nsrfrs-rr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

Messrs. Miles & Hayiey

BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO
N thsir p4troGs zad the prbhc a l4sle, ihaf
OfNs special arrangements have ben Ilsdc with
several Of the Leading Stock Raiscrs On the
Pacific Coast for the suPPiy Of Er'cs Tot Pisa
tzfiou work the lowest Market Rates. Al-o several
Noted Jacks warranted proof arc hold for his market
Also or hand. several imported Matched spans. SD
de and Family Horses inT s1le q the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
Land BonndarY Notice.

PPEIIAIION INV INC BEIN
"a ae! for the seiicmrnt % the bogutlrirs Of the
lands known a., kaupuichu. keauhon ead aud Puaa
lst In the District Of North Koua Island Of Haruii
belonging to the Estate 0f the late Ms Bcrulce Pau
ali Bishop Notice = hereby given 20 al pefsous In
tereste- and 70 si owners ~ The adioiuiu- Land.
that TUESDAY the i5tl day % June, isss oeioeS
q. in the Court Hose - NORTH koal- aWali. j.
the time and place Tor bearing aid appi atnu. zfd
any objections that may be oeeresi iAcretn.
Z. s. LYMAN
Conmi-sicrer ~ no1ns1fie-.
HiIa. Hawaii Nay ssb f-ss- iIIs =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

Representative Dole moved the insertion of
pay of stsnoelapher 5000" The Attorney
General amended By placing the amount to $500.
Representative KAulGkou hoped that the item
would not be placed in the bill
After a short discussion Representative Dole
Withdrew his motion TO insert IN order TO enable
the Attorney General to bring IN bill on the sub
iect and of which notice has already been gwen
At 355 the Committee rose and the Chairman
reported back to the Assembly the business trans
acted Report approved, DC
Representative Castle moved that the order of
- Unfinished Business be taken up.
Representative kaunzTnano interposed with 4
motion to adjourn, and at O'Clock the Assembly
parted TO meet again on the morning Of the End.
next day
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
Hawaiian Hotel Stables.
NOTICE !!

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING
Il been daly appointed Adainlstz4tor u the sst4te
WERNER LGBnEN. tate - H1muula, Hawaii. de-
ceased notIcr l. herthy given 10 al persc. reet
their clains aainst lac etafe 81 aid Werner uben
daily ssthssticztrd- whether strurrd b. NOR gag q
otherwise To J. y. Haskfed- fhr once Of H. Hack
field Co. Qaeen street Hon0iua- within -i- months
from the date hereof thcT will be sorcrcr barred
and all per-ors indebted 10 aid estate hes-y
eaested 10 make inmedizt. p4ymeuf theIeef q The
aid J. p Hackfeid = 2. HACkFELD.
Adm. Estate Of Werrss LHboen. dse'd-
Hsnaizis. Nay IA. rs~- NE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

l-. s.slulrr IE.irIlia viii be due here from
Sc EzZ1eisc0 on The e5th inst with nail and
zs -lsg % the s0th inst. The Assfrulia will sail
t- 81 E-Ilclsoo On the lst proE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

Il- era q the Norwegian bark Jarsalfaysr.
E--5a vessel vas abandoned Al SEA on April sSrd
'UEz4z l. Al y latitude lis = west l0ngi-
.--s vent forward 70 san Francisco on the end
z-- n- ils ts-u w.. :. B1-rHs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrival.

r.-r.-Br ts.re Nakah, Thompson, from Newcastle.
N>N
---fr SIP Ei5sard III, -, rrou Sevrss,ie. y
Sailed.
An h-iur IS a. Irwin. Mccullough. Tor san
An fe-E " : B1Wue, Pal. FOR >an Frau
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

-...-=E .E=l, from San Francisco 10 New York
s-zEuL are S75 II cabin and 50 in stesrage.
--f mrs b. rzil overland are about SO and IS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

aa -.aetslc light company Is soing to be formed.
.l=7l Is every prlsp=cf Of Its becoming success
DE- Ell-s-y tame fg1res hrss among the list of
.zg-aaa1s-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

- ~ e.se Of Kskoz cane up before the iury a:
- - = hilo On Thursday and occuPied al
- -le I1ry oru1ghf IN a verdiet Of guilty
7-s sls-zluiag the Lower Court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

The last item above is a combination Of the
items Expenses of Witnesses IN Criminal Gases
So 500 expenses 2nd. Jadicial Circuit $3.50:
penses 3rd. Judicial Circuit $500; and expenses
18th Judicial Circuit 81 co. and they were, mo-
ton of the Attorney General consolidated into
one.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

Nrw embellishments.
notice.!

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
n against MRS. MARIA BECkLET kANAMU. arc
requested to prcscui tEom immr,listrly. Co
r. EtSrLsR
Hauo1ulu Nv -gfh TGfs sra
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
Assignee's Notice

Assignee's Notice,
nUONG NuEN YORK kEE OF
" Honolulu, oahu, hayiu- made au assignment of
ahtheir prupe-y, ETC.. 70 tlu untsr-i-ur, for the
beneht OF their creditors aoiice b. hrrrhy cycu all
to pTrsuai their claims h-alust The said Quour
lucu York kuo within month ron datr 10 VI.
Ll1sson, at the OfBcc OF n : Gfiubaum 4 Co. luno-
luln, aud an pcr-ous indebted 60 said Qunur Naau
York kee are hereby requested 20 uakc imuict ate
payment 10 the audessi.ued. NJ lot iSSuN
As.isaec o. Qluu. Naou Nork ker.
Honoulu, May sith, lS-l- tiis @
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure s. Of Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH \ POW
l. Of -alc contained In curtau muzt.a-e made a.,
Al Chow 10 Ito Suu. dated the 1T DAY y; My ISL
recorded In Libr =, page ia Nofcs J. hereby given
that aid mortgage intends insuco.n ~ IL mdeasa
for condition broken and upon said foreclosure will
sell al public auction At iis aiesfoam o; r Adams
Co, in Honolulu, ea SATURDAY. She i2ll day %
June isi at II ". Of aid day The prniscs e-cfi bed
In aid mortgage a. b, low spseiGcd
Farther particulars can be hal % " K CssItE. At
torncy -aiiaw. 40 Sun.
Mou-a-e1.
Property TO be -ads
The Rice Plantation OF raortss agar situated 81 Kafhl
oahu. which CONSISTS 81 The following cases.
!. LeAse-Peifo smdia 10 iIce cam. dated august
=. i.s9, for 10 Frar-.
:. Lsa-e-F v Beekly to IA Chan. Jgur "a is-l- Tor
10 var. recorded In i.ioar -. Qlrr =
Al-u, all hou<ss. structures. hof-ts- plir %
working and other live stock. all furntHrc ari-
enlufal Implements and tools aud al growing crops
on aid prrini.t-.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

Llr Royal IzIl : :. 9ayzrol. Captain EAdie.
b e1s a ttis port from the Colonies en- route
So ErErdlsc1, % June 5th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

HAWAII.
n Cozrt has held its session daily At Hilo dur
= ls pas; week and large calendar has been
1sposeI I'd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
Spcdul Notirrs


N'fNtWt -NV1I0NH
Mr.. ". Z, ALLEN,
Has al Office With Mcs.rs HishopN Ca corner der-
chant and ksshumanu Streets. and he will be pleased
attend to any business entrusted TO him ii09 6m
Mr.. w. C. PARkE
las an Oflcc over Nrssts Bishop \ Cos Rank cnfnct
Merchant and ha.humaHu Sts., and will be happy 90
attend 10 any business entrusted 70 his care. a fu
FURNISHED ROOMS--Ncat aud cosby tsT
nl~hed knoul~ c-u be htN NN va csfN application az
lgasi No. fGARDEN LANE.
THIS PAPER l. kept on ale sc Z, q. DANES
AdycfTisia= Agency 81 aud IS Mrtchaut's E1chaaSc.
San francisco Cal where contracts frr arortlsing
eau be made Tor 10. 1865
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

t11Ss FEsstau has been obliged to be bro1Sht
y Cu1Et roola daily on : lounee oEing to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

4as sezE. Esa,a CI4nsi4a Capt MAfsou sziied
- hilo on Monday May 18th for San Francisco
- III cargo q sugar, and pssselcers-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

H. :, Taylor ard enid. Mrs. Lydg-te, Ms Jack
=, =, .-iss Nei-Oa- Nisz Lowell and Miss WetrnoSe
- slsse2gers &C the EsHG ClsEifHs from Hiin
- al fFaneisoo- Boa rossge-