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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-09-21
TAX APPEALS!

THE SEVERAL. TAX APPEAL
Il BOARDS the Island OF Hawaii for the year
1885 will meet, Is follows:
NORTH KOHALA-On SATURDAY, October ID.
HILO-on THURSDAY. October 9Th.
PCNA-on THURSDAY. October I4,h.
kAU -OE TUESDAY. October I9th
SOUTH ROSA-at the Court House Hookena on
FRIDAY, October I'D.
NORTH KoNA-At KeauhOu, on MONDAY. October
18th.
SOUTH kOHALA-At the Court House Waimea, on
WEDNESDAY, October eth.
HAMAkUA-At the Court House, Honokaa, on
THURSDAY. October 18th.
z. s LYMAN. Cfrcuft judge
President OF Tax Appeal Boards.
Hilo. Hawaii. Sent. 18th. 1Ss6. I132 2t
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~ CHAMBERs. CIRCrIr LI-nGE-

Il I'd Judicial District Hawaiian Islands. In he
Estate OF J. ". WATTS, Of Wailuku, Maui, deceased
On reading and filing the petition Of Thos ". Ever
ei. asking that document purporting 10 be tue last
VIII and Testament OF j. W. Watts Of Wailuku, de-
ceased, be admitted to Probate etc
Il is ordered that SATURDAY. October GOTH 1876 al
10 a IN. az the Court House in Wailuku be the
time and place for hearing said petition aud any OBJ
5ections that may be made theretO and all parties in
terested are hereby notified To attend.
ABR. FORNANDER.
Circuit Judge. I'd Jud Dist. n. l.
Lahaina, Sept. 10th. 1885. 1871 81
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ASSIGNMENT !!

WHEREAS on THE 18TH DAY
w Of August j ID. 1880. Mr.. JAMES " CIR
YIN % Waiaku. Island OF AaEl- did make deed Of
Assignments and Power OF Attorney. transferring al
his store property in WaiIakH Nj T. W Everett fo-
the beuet Of hf- creditors Notice l. hereby given
ali persons indebted 70 James W Grviu % make in
mediate ayme1t 70 tie undersigned and all persons
having claiFs against szd store are -stc 70 present.
the duF verified ~ WlilEkH Hithiu 20 days
u the date OF tLfs notice 7. " EVERETT
Assignee Iamle-W. GirTiu.
EaiIakE. Auz- y % uIa n % WailHkz- Maui
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CUPRENIE COURT. IN BANK

- IAA W L III IN ID ~
- ruptcy. In re Estate Of JAS. II. BOYD, Bank
rupt Order petition Of Bankrupt for discharge from
debts. Before the Hon. Edward Preston.
Upon reading and fling the petition OF jas ii. Boyd.
alleging that than six 90 months have elapsed
since he was adiudcateda Bankrupt, and praying for
a discharge from all his debts:
II : ordered that THURSDAY, the ed day Of Sep
TENDER. lSS6 at 10 OF that day be and she Is
hereby appointed for hearing upon said petition,
when and where all creditors, who have proved their
claims against said Bankrupt may appear and show
IL any they have why the prayer OF such Bank
rupt should be granted And IL further ordered
that notice be gwen by ADVERTISEMENTS the HAWAIIAN
GAZETTE newspaper printed and published in Homo
lulu, week, for two weeks, Of the time and sce
OF such hearing, and that the clerk Of the supreme
Court mail notices Of the time and place Of such hear
ing to all creditors who have proved their debts.
Witness my hand ihis Sd day OF September. 1856.
EDWARD PRESTON,
1i3l y Justice Supreme Court
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TzE re issuing OF notes was stumbling
block IN the Legislature the other day. It
passes our comprehension how it could be,
but 50 1t was The argument used was.
that note might become dirty, and should
be renewed The matter Is s simple one:
If note Is dirty Ter 1t be taken 10 the Treas
my and redeemed for It's value: that value
may be given IN silver or IN another mum
Der OF certificate Why prolong the life
Of the useless note9 In the bank Of Eng
land you draw five pound notes at one
counter. never let them out of your hands
for s moment. walk over to another counter,
change them for gold or even change them
for go notes and away they go TO
the room whence IN time they viii go
10 the furnace
II Is evident IN the present move there
was niger in the fence. 1t was the eele-
brated shin plaster Act, > which was being
smuggled in. That Act had its quietus
given It some years ago. This was much
more insidious measure than the former
blatant bill. The thing really lies IN 3
nutshell. the nut however, has been hard
one to crack The re-issuing OF notes can
not but lead 10 strong temptation, and
strong temptations should not be put IN
the way. They are strong enough now.
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CUPREME corRr. HAwK .Itfs.!

=
To JOHS II. SOPEE. Esq. Marshal OF the Hawaiian
Islands OF his Deputy, GrsefiEGs
You commanded, by order % the Honorable s. r
Judd. Chief Justice Of the SuTrtme Court. summon
LEE WING KEE, otherwise known as MAU kAU. OF
Naaehu. kar, Hawaii Defendant. 10 be and appear
before him. the aforesaid Chief Justice OF his Cham
bers in the Court House in the City Of Honolulu Is
land Of Oahu, OF FRIDAY, the 2lst day Of May inst
AZ 10 O'Clock y 10 show why the PRAYER Of
Wing Wo Tai Co, Compainants shouid not be
granted TO the tenor Of their bill Of complaint
hereto annexed.
And have you then there this Writ with full retnrI
Of your proceedings thereon.
WITEzss. HON. 4. FRANCIS JUDD. Chief Justice
OF the Supreme Court. at Honolulu, this 5th
(seaD day Of May, 4. d. 1886.
HEsnT SMiTm. Deputy Clerk.
certify that the foregoing D. true copy - the
monr Ia sad cause: and that -ad Court has this day
ordered publication thereof.
Witness my hand and the seal Of -aid Court this
(~raJ seventh day % June. 1886.
iii5 i5i WILLIAM FOSTER. CLERK
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i ID Jpdseisl District, Hawaiian Islands. In the
Estate Of HENRY PASSENGER, Of Waikiki. de-
ceased.
on reading and ding the petition Of II. &. Tread
,rsy asking thar Administrator be appointed on the
Estate Of Henry Passenger, Of Waikiki. Maui, de
ceased. intestate.
IL Is ordered that SATURDAY October Soth. 1885, at
"a m at the Court House in Wsilusa. be set as the
time and place for hearing said petition and ny OBJ
jectiOns that may be made thereto aud all parties
interested are hereby notified TO attend.
ABR FORNANDER.
Circuit Judge, II. Jud. Dist. H. 1.
Lahaina. Sept. l0th. 1881. iiSi 81
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Dare Is Tenant in his ideas on pushing the
gambling fraternity too hard; II fact / in
Glued 70 think that If his partners in the Minis
Try would in IN. De would show that there were
certain beautieS IN four Jacks
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y ruptcy. In re Estate of S.J.LEYET, Bankrupt.
order Petition Of Bankrupt for discharge from
debts. Before the Hon E Preston.
Upon reading aud fling the petition Of Samue! IL
Levey. alleging that more than six t6) months have
elapsed since he adjudicated a Bankrupt, and
praying for a discharge from all his debts;
II il ordered that THU RSDAI, the I'D day Of sep
TENDER, 1886 10 Of that day be and the IL
hereby appointed for hearing upon said petition.
when aud where al creditors who have proved their
claims against said Bankrupt may appear and show
il any they have. why the prayer Of such Bank
rupt should not be granted and 10 is further ordered
that notice be given BY advertiser once week
for two weeks in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE a newspaper
printed and published IA Honolulu, in the English
language Of the time and place Of such hearing, and
that the Clerk Of the SEpFeme Court mail notices
the time and place Of such hearing to all creditors who
have proved their debts.
Witness my hand this Sd day Of September, 1856
EDWARD PRESTON.
1l31 p Justice Supreme Court.
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Croal embellishments.
IN CHAMBERS, CIRCUIT JUDGE. I

TN CHAMBERS, CIRCUIT JUDGE.
| sna Judicial District Hawaiian Islands. In the
Esta,e Of MARIA CoNCAS, Of Haliimailc, MsSawao,
Maui. deceased.
comes asking that document purportins 70 De the
last VIII and Testament OF Maria Coneas OF Haliims.
n Nskawso Maui deceased. be admitted 10 Probate.
IL Is ordered thst MONDAY, the 18th OF October.
iSS az 10 a m ST the Court House In Mskawao be set
G me time and place fos hearing the said petition and
any objections that Ray be made thereto; and all per
sons interested are hereby notified 20 attend,
ABR. foRNANDER.
Circui; Judge I'd Jud. Dist. II. I.
Vshsira sent ffth fSs6 1871 80
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NOTICE {!

THE UNDERSIGNED ASSIGNEE
l. OF the Bankrupt Estate Of J. r McLAUGHLIN,
prepared receive bids for the purchase Of the
HONOLULU STEAM LAUNDRY. with all its appur-
te1auce<. Hp 10 MOSD4Y- TIE 18th OF September, i.
D. i6. the sad bids subject 20 the approval OF the
Supreme Court The Laundry Is in good raining
order and full particulars Be obtained from the
undersigned The cost OF tie Landry was GOO
W a. PARkE Assignee.
HouoIuIG AM = 1855 fl19 81
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1t seems 70 me that Au item should be inserted
N the Appropriation oil Expenses WhiteEash-
ing" 5000. Maybe however it Was not Fhite-
wash that WIS used?
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Superintendent Wilson OF the Water Works has,
BY giving his personal s1perIuteudence TO the lay
ing OF the water pipes, on Nuuanu avenue, above
Judd street, accomplished quick work, and at con
siderable saving TO the Government
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TAX APPEALS!

THE SEVERAL TAX APPEALS
4 BOARDS on the Island Of Hawaii, for the year
$50 will meet a. follows.
NORTH KoHALA-In the Court House, OIL sATUI-
DAY, October ID
HILo-In the Court House, PiihoREa, on THURS
DAY October eth
PUNA-In the Court House. POhoiki. on THURSDAY
October 18th
kAU-In the Court House. Waiohiuu. on TUESDAY.
October 18Th.
7. ;. LYMAN. Circuit Judge.
President Of Tax appeal Boards.
Hiln. Hawaii sept. ID Isl i190 81
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Administrators Notice.
VIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING

L been appointed Administrator % the Estate u
HOSCAEAHAf X LATE % Hou0llll and EVra-dece2sed-
b. order OF the HOnorzbe Edward Preston Justice %
the Supreme Court dated September 6ih. ls; notice
hereby given tc all persons having claims against
said estate whether scared uE-ec1red present
tue With proper FOEcHer within six months fro
the date hereof TO the aEdersiEEed his Office II
HoESlEiH- All persons indebted 20 aid estate
eEested % make inll1es1isEe p1sE-eui a. above
Dated HOnOIGiE- sept 9TH ISIS
VIZ CASTLE.
TfaD IN Adnafufst-ator Estate % HOuEakaha
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Ntw 40ptrtIsemrnt5.
NOTICE /!

IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE
i Mr. SELLG-S connection with or house ceases
and he l. Authorized 10 sign the firm b.
procEratiou- II. ;. GRINBAUM & CO
Hoa0Iulu- sept I<c- 1856 fI50 II
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have been doing good bit Of loafing lately
and beginning TO understand you people a
good deal better than l did. What you lack Is
backbone Outside Of half q dozen or so there
seem none that care to make stand. Your trouble
Is, you have too many axes TO grind among you
and your grindstoue Is rather small.
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John Dare, the ever earnest. ought also TO be
embalmei- viii write the lines IN his autograph
album If he wishes:
DuJ Ounce and dundsrhead distinction diyisible
Arrai-n addition assembly aSini1o,
Recognize my right 70 Iaiss righteous visibility.
'-Errare esU hH1lAHUm' unhappy lot is mine
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PUBLIC NOTICE.!

PUBLIC NOTICE!
DE 1T KNOWN TO THOSE TAX
II Payers whom IL may concern thal the BOARDS
or TAX APPEALS for the ID Judicial District II. J.
VIII at AZ the following places and times during the
month Of October ueIt. 70 hear such appeals az nav
be properly brought before them. viz:
MoLOEAI-COurt House a. PHkoo, October -
LAHAINA-COurt Hou=e az Lahaina. October SO.
WAILUKU-Coart House 1t Waikiki. October 1914.
MAKAWAO-CoHrt House At AakaEao. October 1915.
HANA-COurr HoH-e a. Hama, October 2f-za.
Between the hours Of a. N. and 3 p. n
ABR FORSASDER
Circuit Judge Of Mani and President Of the Board. Of
Tax appeals.
Lahaina, Maui. sept. I'd, 1855 1870 ct
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IN THE LOBBY.

II there's ! hole IN a your coats
1 rede We tent il
4 chiefs amSuS re takiu notes
And faith he'll Preut ir.
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have gone into the acrostic business; here is
specimen:
Whichever way yos take me an equally deleeta5le.
Nix ne up with politics. I'm anything but sweet
Initiative things said about me on the street
Born 20 be sycOphant- play ny role transcendeuriE,
Society may O>trdciZe anG stun 1 man.
Only give Office and chance 20 shine plendeLtly.
'-SecessitaS non babst leSen-Carrh me il yoG can
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4laWaiian Q5azttte.

TUESDAY. SBPTENBER u, lsss.
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1.Aaipa sept, mn. i isss ''0' - ''a iis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-18

not to be in haste to get rich, We
are IN dreadful haste. In the fret.
tings over the decrease of business,
caused by the construction of the
Chi. lS n. w. Ry., this ill-judged
self.depreciation set in, which has
come to be perfect mania almost
a frenzy-and to one looking on APP
pears like a deliberate attempt at
municipal suicide, in which the poor
are to be impoverished to destitu-
ton, and the rich TO sacrifice their
gains. 1t is time to stop and remem.
Der that there are TO be fewer
bo6ms in the years to come, and that
the "stayer" and plodder comes out
ahead.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-18
Personal Points.

AT a meeting Of the commission
merchants Of Kansas City to perfect
an organization known ~ the "Fruit
and Produce Exchange" Phillip
Allen, Jr., was elected a member of
the Board Of Directors and also
member of the Committee on Arbi.
tration
The following item II clipped
for the especial beneGtof Mr.. Joseph
Daum, Of this village: "a Chinese
laundry run by Dntchman is the
latest business venture in CrowLake"
- Poiga Ttjbtme.
Mr. Becker, the new proprietor
Of the NJ. T. Marble Works was in
Chicago last week buying up large
supply Of marble and granite, and
our draymen were kept active for a
day or two this week hauling tho
same from the depot TO the works.
MIR. =. is already enjoying good
business as this purchase indicates,
and We are clad to hear of it.
Alfred Vivian, who is studying
law TT Lancaster, not feeling his
best is home this week for repairs.
Wm. T.. lIealey left on Thurs
day last for his old home in Wiscon-
sin The young folks will miss
William, and his many friends
wish him a safe aud pleasant trip,
and will hail his return with Joy
and pleasure in the spring. Nina
correspondent to the lnswch, Da-
kota, Tribune.
Register Of Deeds, Il j Ren-
nett, wife and daughters Nellie and
Edith, came in Saturday and tarried
over night to the great satisfaction
Of their many friends.
1t Is with regret we learn that
Felix Jeffrey, who three years ago
by sought the bright promises offered
Dakota, has been compelled to return
home for medical treatment. Jlo is
troubled with an abscess in his side.
lie arrive home last Friday.
-Rey. J Marks, former pastor Of
the =. NJ. church at Willow Springs,
who for the past year has been To-
Gated on a farm near Rockford, H.,
was in town for visit two days this
week. II will be glad news 20 his
numerous friends here 10 learn that
he intends 10 come back and again
assume ministerial duties.
John and James Toay have
been up at Cambria the past week
visiting their brother sam.
Mrs. Charles Priestley, Of Oak
dale, Nebraska, wife Of Hon. Chas.
Priestley, spent day in this city
with Capt. Thomas Priestley.
Joseph Meunster has purchased
the 20 acre farm and homestead Of
Of John Green, situated on the east
ern limits Of the city, and will re-
side thereon Mr.. and Mrs. Green
90 to England.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-18
NUMBER II,

REV. +. +. CLouGu is to give his
lecture on Army Life in Platteyille
March "a.
THE railroad hands who walked
out from Glen Haven aud spent sun
day here, in an effort to have some
thing done tolcolect their pay from
Contractor Mclaughlin, lately re
ceiyel their money and went on
their way rejoicing. - Graat County
Herald
No PERSON should think Of buying
wall or acknowledgement until making
thorough inspection of j. ], Han
scom u Co.'S large display.
SOME misereant stuck the tine Of
a pitch fork into the COW of Jud
lIolcOmb and broke it off 1t was
several days before it was discover
ed and it will be q wonder if the
COW doesn't die. The tine was driv-
en- at least six inches into the body.
Isn't it about time to organize a
society to prevent such brutality.
--Platteyile Democrat.
WE are panied to announce the
death Of Ellsworth NeColins of
Hazel Green, who died last Monday
morning and was buried Tuesday at
Providence Church Ellsworth was
a former cmploye of this office, grad
uating from it about three years ago,
since which time hc has been at
home, a constant sufferer from heart
disease. He was an earnest, faithful
christian boy, beloved and honored
by all who knew hirn.--PiattegMe
Witness.
MERCHANT tailoring at Deller's.
Spring suits made to order on short
notice A new lot of cloths aud
cassimeres to select from, Leave
your order. LIVE
THE grocery merchants of Free.
port have signed an agreement not
To sell any more coffee in packages
after April lst. The reason given
for this is that coffee put up in that
manner has been sold there for less
than it cost in Chicago, and as \
consequence at loss to the retail
dealers The trouble seems to have
come from run on prices, aud
when once they were down it was
an impossibitity to put them back
where they were. -Galena Gazette.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-18
The Local Field.

THE band intends giving a grand
concert about the close of lent.
TuEHE are only three colored peo-
pie in Lafayette county, two males
and one female.
THE chirrup of the little blue bird
heard these mornings has wonder
full effect on the spirits of mankind.
TWENTY-FIVE persons were admit
ted into the =. NJ. Society at Lost
Uroye, on Tuesday evening, nearly
all adults.
\ FEW are quietly at work trying
to fix a slate for the approaching
city election which can scarcely be
termed a political move.
LAY aside your heavy winter cap
and get one Of Deller's new spring
style hats, which he has just re-
celyed. live
TuE new column advertisement
Of Gundry, Gray & Co. is to the
point. The firm means business and
viii be found "the square dealers"
VIZ hoped to be able to give some
account Of the farmers institute held
at Dodgeyille this week, but re-
porter failed to report, much to our
regret.
The reunion of the q. A. r. boys
which is to be held in this city this
year ought soon to command the
interest and earnest effort of every
citizen.
Is connection with the livery and
iced stable J. r. Brown & Co. have
established a sale department, and
will keep good road and draft horses
for sale.
WHEN everybody else gets things
ased up SO eight hours will count a
day work, the editor will strike for
reduction from twenty-three to
twenty-five and half hours.
Tue Good Templars at their meet
Ing Friday evening passed a resolu-
ton to the effect that they would
not rent their hall hereafter for the
purpose Of public entertainments, DC,
\ PICTURE Of the garden Of Eden
h9s been drawn with Adam and Eve
All their primeyal simplicity ana
virtue, wnie near them, in full cos
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-18
SUICIDE

This is an era of suicide. 1t seems
to be in the air, and nearly every
day we read of some one who, with
ont any apparent reason, has taken
his life. This is true not only of
individuals, but Of cities and towns,
and particularly true in regard to
this city. While it is a fact that
few towns of the size of Mineral
Point is so well surrounded by we'll
to-do farmers who do their trading
here, and while business is as good
or better here than in ordinary
towns of its size, yet from the old
est 10 the youngest, there seems to
be solid determination to destroy
all property values in this city. In
other towns, whore not 50 much
business is done, the people speak
well of their town; but not so here.
Suicide seems to be decided on, and
men who have the most 70 lose are
among the most diligent decriers Of
their home. Men leave to 60 west to
do better among poor constituency
to trust those who can only live on
credit-to sell more goods by trust
ing the irresponsible, and after a
few years Of imaginary success 90
to the wall.
If as much breath had been spent
in the last five years by property
holders in speaking well Of the town,
property would be worth % per
cent. more than it is to-day. Or if
the breath had been saved, nothing
said for or against the city, the re
suit would have been the same.
Talk il not cheap; it is that which
makes and unmakes the regulations
of individuals and towns. Destroy
the reputation OF either and they
are destroyed. /,
It's about time a halt was called
throughout this entire region. The
great trouble il that We do not be-
Heye Gods Word which advises US
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-18

THE band intends giving a grand
concert about the close of lent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-18

No PERSON should think Of buying
wall or acknowledgement until making
thorough inspection of j. ], Han
scom d Co.'s large display.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-18
Extensive Land Pnrchase.


MIR. John Knight is home from
Boston whittier he went to interview
Mr.. Bolles in regard to purchasing
the lands advertised for sale by that
gentleman in the tribune. John
succeeded in perfecting the bargain,
and is now sole owner of all the
land formerly owned by the Mineral
Point Mining company, including
the Cooper residence and 80 acres
in connecti on herewith, making al
together 292 acres, aud also the min
eral right thereof. Mr.. Knight will
take up his residence there at once
and x into stock raising quite ex-
tensiyeiy. We understand it has
beer his desire for some time to EN-
bark in this business, and we con
gratulate him on having secured
such an adaptable place, and doubt
very much if he could have done
better had he travelled the country
over in search of one. 1t possesses
every advantage for stock raising,
and still affords him the advantages
of tue social life amorg relatives
and friends of long standing.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-18

Castle of of Heidelberg" "The Ia.
dnstrial problem" by Jennie June,
and "Lace Making" "That Other
Person. Mrs. Hart's seriel, is con
tinued, and instructions are given in
china painting and imbossing in
metal. The Prohibition articles are
all good, w Jennings Demorest
contributing "The Irrepressible Con-
flict" The frontispiece is beauti-
full steel engraving, "The Message y
LAST week Mr. Robt. Martin was
down in Illinois and purchased of 5.
o. Curry, an extensive breeder of
thoroughbred Hereford cattle, a fine
young bull of that variety, which
arrived at the depot in this city last
Friday and on Saturday was shipped
to Mr.. Martins farm, near Belmont.
Nate VanMatre, of Willow Springs,
also received at the same time and
from the same herd a young bull
and heifer. The three animals were
inspected here on Saturday by a
large number of farmers and stock.
men and all seemed fayorably
impressed with the Hereford, an
entirely new variety in this vicinity
yet already to the front as beefers
in the leading thoroughbred cattle
sections of the country.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-18

Office offer for sale CHEAT the VIM. T.
apply to JOHN GkAA'