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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-11-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Campbell, Plaintiff,
: wiz" vs.. NV"
.Jn=enh Hazelton Defendant

Joseph HaZeltOn, Defendant.
To be sold at Sheriff's Sale on Saturday. Noyembel
10, A. D. 1888, at the hour Of 2 O'Clock p. IN. OF SAC
day, in front OF the Court House door, in the town ane
county of Deer Lodge, NJ. T., under and by vlrtne
of an order OF sale in the above entitled cause
Issued out of the Dist, let Court Of the Second Judi;
cial District, in and f'r Deer Lodge county ana
Territory Of Montana, all right. title. Claim ana ~.
tereet Of the defendant in aud to tue following
described property. to-*it: .,
Being ali that certain lot. piece or parce! OF land
situate. lying aud being in the town Of Granite: Deer
rain lot situate. living and being on the north side OF
Main street, in said town Of Granite. and also one
hundred feet north of G clicks saloon, the same
fronting on said Main street toirty 1901 'eet and run
ming back with IN equal width, one hundred llOOl
feet, and upon which is situated a log house known
as the IIazeltiDe house.
Sheriff of Deer Lodge Co.: NJ.
Dated October 10, 1885. lu"H
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-11-16

NOTHING succeeds like success and moth.
ing fails like failure. In forty.eight hours
after Cal. Brice was loading the wires with
'sreturns" and "clsims" that deceived every
Democrat in the United States (aud would
have broke all who backed them to the limit)
he was "chasing rainbows" in = cellar, gnash.
ing his teeth and praying for the second
deluge. As . political organizer he is now
denounced as . s%tupendous fraud by those
who, two months ago, believed his claim that
the Democracy would carry Michigan, Min.
nesota, Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa. Great
are the griefs Of unsuccessful committee.
men.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-11-16

Inc Union racine now runs passenger cars
through to Helena over the Montana Cen
trail r.. r.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-11-16

WE thought 70 just had Z rousine Carter
Harrison campaign in Montana, but we
notice from the kilograms Carter Harrison is
just returning from Europe. It must be .
case of mistaken identity.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-11-16

veterinary Surgeon Holloway has gone
East TO attend veterinary meetings.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-11-16
CLEVELAND Gao now do what the Indians
have quit doing. He can Ego to Buffalo"
GOVERNOR LESLIE has issued . Thanks
giving proclamation conforming to that Of
the President-Thursday, Nov. %.
IT showed most Ill day election day
Rocky Mountain H~usbandman. Thai seems
to be the general opinion of Democrats.
THE Minneapolis Tribune sent out eleven
special trains containing Iribunes with the
latest election returns, just after the election.

Dem: "Who's elected ?" Rep: "Harrt-
son; that's two Harrisons we've elected
President" Dem: eyes; it's too harrassin'
for me too ; sgood morning."
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-11-16

George 81. Savage, Dillon, agricultural i'm.
plements, has assigned. +"
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-11-16

BUTTE had . grand ratification meeting
last Saturday night, with Carter, Sanders,
Hershfeld, Weed, Burleigb, Botkin, Mantle
and Bourquin rs speakers. 1t was q grand
jubilee occasion for all.
AN Edison phonograph was used as the
medium of conveying the congratulations of
lgnatius Donnelly to Governor elect Mer.
Ram, Of Minnesota, and 1t worked splen.
didly.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-11-16

The above sale is hereby postponed until Saturday.
~, 1893, ut the same hour and Plaee.
LEW COLEMAN, shellu.
Deer Lodge, NJ. T., Nov. 10, 1883. le'o"t
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-11-16
The New WEST.
AMES II. MILLS, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
The Official Paper Of Deer Lodge County

ENTERED IN THE DEER LODGE, MONTANA,
P0sTOFFfCE FOR TRANSMISSION AS SECOND
CLASS MAIL MATTER.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-11-16
WEST VIRGINIA.,

A Fair Probability it has Broken Loose from the
"Solid South"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
Tie PIzuts-z MouAIy.

The February number q this peri
C.iiEszI contains much f11d for mental
assimilation by not only Planters but
th= general public An article On
--tJgr National CGrrEu-y'f fairly stairs
the position q that Subjs.sE- besides
Offering practical Suggestions 70 the
esl-1sisiEEatiou Of the country and the
Cz5iE=t-
EItEsEl> from The Lsuisizaz Sugar
B1grE are rspruiu-Esf a. cJiueiliIHz
With the editors J7-u In IMPRESSIONS r.
CARING - Ils sugar Ou1I00k-1 Other
sEeeEp-> o Al informing nature ara
given frU-l hath American and Eng
LIzh opinion On the sugar Situation.
Pr1E- Van Sykes paper on the
9 Chemistry q Plants Tsaehzz the
airrl uuu1aer. c,ll-I1 1iu.Z the eLz amin
a-ICE q TIE classical constituents %
sIs
M Ge1-z= Osborne u PeLe=ke1,
Hawai- begins 3 letter relating ex-
U.zriellsze 1Ith E11nEss automatic Ea4elI-
I'm cleaner. By saying that . this ma
chin BItElJ-L =LzZ-gerzEI1a- may very
property BE- eLa>sef among the best
modem Inventors u sugar. mill IA
elIE=ry- Al1tE=E ssJgre-E5sJEl,tszt On
Hawaii contributes Notes On Cane
CuIriTztioz in which tle s1ss1=zs u
fertilizers IN restoring The vitality q
exhausted cane Lzzd ! ueurf0nzd n
several instances II :. E-r ~
a5Izt7 particulars d "A Hawaiian
Painters 3 IzIE g. LfJIL-Izl4
ilflFLlzClJl respecting LLlz diffusion
EE1esss ~ employed II both AmeEIes
AMI rurr-s- l. rsT-zu frurFF r-zvTr=sz
s,1Irre=- There zFe seTeEzL selected
zF1T-les On TsEIslT u agricultural
TOPICS forming subjects frOEa which
pEaetieszl lessons Ezsy Ee drawn FOR the
b,z1etir Of this Guilty.
II sEl0uld not be forgotten thEt TIE
pEIee Il this cEzEzls1eElstic and IuVzI4-
able IoeaI publication has be=n redUead
to 3 - year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
Jack and His Liberty .

IL Lzi ZrUwE GO u5 the Practice W-IEh
the police sUlL1-IzL5s. when men from
foreign wal ->-Iue abused rheir liberty
On shore by getting iruEs- 20 simply
keep CE1s>= Cszu-UrEi III the Station
cells until they became sober when
they were released OF surrendered 10
their SuuerlI-S. since Mr. >OUer has
returned 90 The LzrSLaL>li1 this has
been changed. the UzEleS u arrested
u-z--lE-EGr7 men being L-g- entered
on the charge LIST 10 BE- called in the
Police Court -1E -ridL 4 rsDEs<eull-
tive u the GAZETTE having happened
aL11E al the Station while CVFl petty
naval offers and sailor were there
seeing shout q >-iuIlzte vino had been
PIT Ez-u-5S>sv drunk INTO q cell. after
gard saw both the Attorney General
and the Marshal % enquire q them
Fl=1LzE there Ls1 been for the former
practice any international compact or
domestic lzF- 10 exempt foreign navy
men breaking the peace L0u the reg
uL4r course q justice. Both gentle
men replied substantially 10 the same
sEfa,=c- tEzC there Ezs 10 exemption Of
any s5rI II treaty OF code and that
liberty men from the E1rslIps V-ere
giving more trouble % the police f0ECs
than any Other class One u them
cleared 3 saloon out By : threatening
demonstration With : knife Under
the lrCluls-E1ses IL had been deemed
proper 10 put Su end 70 the extE2-legzI
privileges q men belonging 20 foreign
var V5S<=S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
nozzs Square Concert

TCa>si5y nights concert ST Thomas
Square by the Hawaiian Baud wS>
enjoyable IN every way There vs.
rlls pleasant walk OF drive there by
people -c- living close by. the calm
ami clear uIcCuii1 atmosphere and
music q che best ttat Prot Berger
suCw-S how 20 train the boys In y
delighted circle q listeners surrounded
The pavilion On the inside TOW. Il
many more u-CuSr-y were scattered
On ~sGC> zuClg Gas ShrUo1srE. while
u-VI5U165uG parties ami r1upIuz
children an1n-1ted the LacyrinChi5n
paths -Four numbers ot classical
music INSIDE up the rirsE part. EhSC
concluded with the playing snd
singing The lStrsr 10 the dUleet
5CseS u the >zxophQus>-1f 10
Lei" This I2>J VS. given - finely
CEzr hearty ENCORE TSS rendered
which sSS Responded 20 with good
Zr@ee Snd tine effect in another song.
g NEsiuzpCuz- The second part was
composed chiefly Of American patri-
o1ie atrs ant us,iLeyS. winding up
with >car SpanEIei Banner" and the
Hawaiian u&tf0uaI anthem The spe-
ciaI American feature u this concert
w. u coarse IN celebration o. the eve
Il WzShIuztDu-S Birthday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
TIE DsbzEnz S.sc5stT-

NsE rad Stzrr in II special B1rz
rs rzat --zfiz b. the H1ugLELu Lite
rzrv zs5 D,=hari1z Society - TIlurs-
IzT evening" TEe-E ES 3 EEs1-rzEe
s-tea. IIzu.7z- 4nd the members liked
-EzEr mating TLal5e veil
lLr WELrEE Hal 1se=1pz5f1 NJ pLaeE
- PrsSistEu-- Cpe1iEz the LasEI1g
r-11-1-Lv- On tIulz- After r'g,1rins 1lsi-
1z-z EEe .IIszEssi1E cane On the sub
i5,=E eeE1E IN the f1Tul &C a Ees'1tI1l11
EE-zE - LA TIN l-z7-eZz> erlEE
Mr. TsEn T S1isl I=,i IN EIl= Affirm
ztivs- being Supported By Msser-- z
g. =--zZlzzI1- Nerh- Il BFEz- u Il
S,79-r. D L1esu and jas Mott IF-
HEEl Gum rEsp0l1ai II rl@ Hzgz-
-lFa- ba E41 br Messrs- H ADAMS
Pred Thrill AMI 4 Ro5er-s11- No
vote Wzz taken q the question
AzM EllrsslzE evening M HeEfi--C
-ACi1E1= Vii Eead 8 paper On 1Eaguz-
ton III Lr1zi=-" sEEFez1 ID free Lis,zIs-
sEaZ afEerwzryI TL= a70Ifs qusstr5El-
diversified ministries. and = forth.
uIII eomE properly II foE remzgks b.
EenbeEs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
Beer Sslzurs.

y eCIory6 man uSuls,i Robert D0rrell
LzGs-y. opened aut beer i'm small shop
ON the Psl@ma ru0d- right in the
shadow O the Deputy Marshal : house
There SpPSSrS % hSvs been some IL
fc-uizl5Jy S1oU5 the enterprise Capt
L.l-SsU served $ vrSrrsL- On the shop
keeper Sunday morning, taking him
SHi several boxes q the National brew
% Cbs Station DorreII i ont on hail,
charged wish selling liquor without i
license When he started ; csrI VS.
put in one q the pSpsrs- saving rh&r
hi shop v-.l> s depot for the National
Brewery Even If Ii wz> th5C. which
: denied license would have been
REQUIRED 70 sell the ar-ieIe there.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
6vre=za,-s Land Sales

Tbs SGIs q Government lands Wei
1s-55y. 81 A-IioLzui HsIs by ghe In
ts-5o- Department resulted - follows
T.o- Il kSchSko. So--h houS, Sere.
uT,.S Ss,.i &, n. r NShSuu te- >f&l- the
lsUi called NIslzl, halIhI valley
Oah1. i lilo acrsS, 70 Antoine RNlrI-
cues Tor $50 the land in -PUuuSusO-
-5g-- hSUuc- MaCi- 1lS 1-l3 sers>- 20
Aucuua Sl-vS for >,-Z5,> The Upset
prise Of the lG->z-uzUsj t0s vSS s9a-
oCt the tsc- u il EsvjuE ) pond Of
v-SCS- Oh IL urGgis I, an object q COM
petition. bringing the p-leS up 1o the
handsome figure ST which il WAS sold
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

\ l,,su vra> held Wednesday On the
Oceanic Steamship Compal,y'S wharf.
Tns vrp-SsgSD q the company, who
hz3 been employed 90 the 6NcS during
the quarantine period. Clipped IN To- :
E-sn1 el0w-aIf On the raising ~ The
1uzrSnIiue- There Wa Sn ScurssSOt
feast q psS, pos. ti>6. Sn3 other good
dietary uaSssrsSl, but the celebration
vsS ulLso-s g,IlSIely 0vS-,iOIe with ; 500
f-se ESs II beer sui sin sceSSSIouS>
Among the ues r7ocsS<ls q the drink
IuS Part q THE lGSu, one x the SsougeSs
jewellers v2S S--SS,si o. = warrant Tor
assault zui battery
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
On Wednesday, March 9TH Next



All -E11 c5sez g rarcsI q Land s5-zs-s,. Il h
lava NE--1 21dEla- hawaii and 1zrsEEbsIgF
-zg-I --f- -1,E=-ler EIze the Dwelling Ho1sz< ard
Iugr1Tsz-zZLs q sail Ind ne Dwelling
Horse c-zs1>tS q 1u=-s1GrF t0z== win pari1r
l1-zz 1et--c.1E1<- EInfE-ruo1 kl-EEzl and par
IT. Ec=rz I. tas,o EtrEz EL-s- aEk o. the
premises Ez- t-z E=1ss = II god or.sr ard oE1
sh-== !=a-s &c n premises E-z ali f=zEsS- II
E1t- = : E-rF G=sIrzcI= PsEz and cI1ss 20 EEz
ri c-iEt -1ELIcE II ELtEd-
IT, ErsuIises VII e sod sz65scs 70 . E0rr-
E4Es Zs.= u tie SAD Joachim ZstLaE AID Axe
ZI1lIE H. W-f= % J. Nigh for TIE sEu q SIs0-
E1l-A rL1rrE1z= : Only rees1r'-s'- n Lia'=- o.
FG-E=S :. and -. and 7GrCEAzsr cEE have tzrrhzr
TINE gT11E=z. II Whte1 20 PAR re ZoELEEZs,
aE1ziT: Mr. J. WlEaE I1s zGgLEzEee j. EllliHZ
q Lla1g 30 - remain CT Usg1gz<s fro1 I've
= three FsE-z sd lie 2zrrhESsr PsEI1E M
lErl -h= cI1srslcz te-EszE $50 and slzt0
EarrEEsec % have TIE premises Insured t0- E-e
Ez1 tn -ghs==r z1-]rs= rEs II s7-rEEc= p7liCF
1T=c . Nj NiE1z f1- tErrh=C ==clri-g-
TEz Ezo1uE ever and EsoFz ne z-1-zzzz= mast
X 5ai- t1c IA cL.G 4rt al .==s.. y l-s eIgzzse
= the gs--lLssr-
Any ps-=a1 wishing 20 PzrehIss lh= premises
cEz E-4kE rl=z- .--ECEsZz1Ls with Ar- J. p izE-
PKG e tie =Elz- F5- t-r1EzC p1--iE-Lsrs Apply
% J. r TsHI- @ -Ez Ezt=rs-Ea.
" c P4EEE
4s.zzzzs q IL Esszls q : -Zs5-Lz-
1872 Ls=s[
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
BEglGE

TLs b11se q M White driver q
tie P4LzEz rbus- X the EzE4izbz0
s-1-rr,s. VzS entered and l1cte.i TECrs-
tzT- At0C- Eu15rHi dollars In
UCEEy sEG SSE= iEBElry- E-=rs stolen
$50 8 uzs5oI zEt Ctb=E articles belong
fEE q : C7s-uzE Lzl1Esr Working for
White There : ID definite clue u
tx =5-TrrTr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
o. fax TIE Gz-dsz Isle

Her Nasty tn QEeeE ana $ large
-ar-V- q s-rezs[sr-s- q Es,l EllE JE1- Marx
ESU l-l.i5I l;z-ry- E-=re zmJuE the Nj
kzEaLa sszssz1Esrs -a.S- Tuss1zy I
queen ana S b-I5=-z1- had for me
rrI1 -TEsS -zz rzz-ars q an AulzrIcssu
-g,1rzst El5 s11.5.1 an Intensely inter
ss-e5 >gs=1zr1r in The er1Ed that
1-Szle1 z-o-- tL= WEzE[ sE1 u the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

Pe1ple's Lev s15 Eefrl-s-S-o- C,a'S
l-1-Ll meeting on TueSlay IsX-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

o -14- -z-Zs Wz> o-z e -L= l-1l-
s---> 81 rhe Lz-r ere ,-e thar EsSEs,i
---- -E~ Ar--Ee -E-S zCC passed
CTe- Tia A--s-lez- continent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

Il Pzrs-E1e= Of Al 0,i=r Of the Supieae Court
z-a1= I TIE sUit y O-ear CEEz - Cecil Brown
= FL Executors % me last viii and Tsz-rzu5er.
q Azzuss Una dscz1ssd- Al directed bT he
aid EIseEtSrs % sell 81 Public Auction. a nv
esies rsoZ Il EguoIzsu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

@ ~-L v- >r -E>z-
- SE->- having ~-e business On
--1-a- e. ez-=- ul- H. -z--s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

a uz-e-S-.r-- S4-cl-z-et GO - S5xsS
g --v t-s- II E--- vz> C1ss-vs,5
cr= l1----- 1- >--i1v-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

o-s vs-r promptly \ v0oole1 shit IN
the c-I-cS- -l1zSee-S reo-o- opposite 5as
6-s roCE- between Gs,cSS> hzI . Ken
ti-s in some way The SlSrra VS. sent
IN ~ E1s l. T. = y ca : v-zscau1zu
ty- reaCeS5 "a 5 native weO ran from
III kfuzC wharf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

Johnnie >0Ss1>ol < Lyes
Clvs-- v-zS Unsis- the [ : NS-SCl
NOS . The Gsy TCeSisy- he wO-S
IN hand Vs. c1c -SgSzI-S ~ sNz-1i2z-
rlCa- but Simply covering Tx ts+s1 plps
BY which vzss- : rSSsz up toC the
tsa=ls-. g. allow -hs valve IU>iSs IN y
removed So Sou-s 6xIEE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

TIE hflz-sa Hoo -sp-o-7> several
wtzz - ze- 1l--l1- Ea- - -GP-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

>EVsza- T1zzs>s E-s-s z--sS-s.l So
CAV e. r-zasz-E Tia S-us1zy t1v--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

Ts R11-5 % Eszl-1 z>S> tenders 51-
cs--z o- l.ls-5 vzs~e- c- a- NcloSsf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

Ee>s-s 1IE-rl=S- Wz-s1- & Co q
tr-el- Britain E------e 3 EEz--e u
ll-z- z----- 1[-- " l. Green -e-E--
IL 1ls5 E- ~ " 1L1-Ezr-z-i. s.
s-s-ei tr IL R1l- C1--l-- s-.s.s.s,iz--z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

Ez S--ss- = Receiving zrss-
-EZELlE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
On Monday, March 18th
Arm ofthzt DAY.

Il y y a that day,
Al t-= ElgEG tiEl= and Interest Of said August
LHz2- q II .11 % The f0liOTing described ards:
LGzd AZ EAslskz and Hoaokzlzni- described in
Royal Patent 10
Lad 4 VFsI-f1 dz-r-fhz5 II. Peal ps.e-- an
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

A ElE1=-y LIS MOI s---v
-----L - liz E--EsS> reported
-= @ H l5l LII ts= sell
z-El 4r~Z 50 The ceesV-fCz On
-e1-- -E Ns.l-z~s5zv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
Executors Sale of
Real Estate 4!
SITUATE AT
Hama & Naniku,
Island of Maui,
Island of Maui,

Ard b=lozZilg 70 The E.ts-zof The Ists AUGUST
UNA deceased
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

4 steamer E,zlI from the C.o&S1 n-Sy
Be expected here by sEgc o. K O. Co :
Re.zS1- sivs-tlss,t % lszvs ssh Fran
czS-c Et1e S-S- zr3 due On the 2S1h -
95s-E ms Sc VIII rSks M-. WzrSaa
S--i rz-ry- Of Glasgow, zui Mr.. r W
I-7Tl1- Hawaiian Ctlz-zs Il ALe&l-y> II
Jzu1-- hence to- tn Orient
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

ne Post ot--e hiss s. large I-z--g
S -z- wei -I-zG With Comp -z--l=l-l-y-
Cl-S-zaS ami Me- Years carts from
E'->- C---s5e zLL over the world Many
o. the cards are z-z-o-a-z-y E1- I'D III
.l-E-Zrag l zEl every Tz-i=--- C1 5r-l~
III E-l--l-Z The 1[=--o-ru=- Aus
trails c-1-e eVe~ In for ~1ue EaL- 8
.l1Ez- varieties If Carl aL- VI The most
Ingenious and expensive Patterns
0E= II El= L1ui-u- EEElz1sf- CARTS
shows tie Jubilee t1ILfL--s Sut the
Ezs u.-,Sc l-tlze 5E1ILiIE- IN the V-Crli-s
--z-ruZ.1LzS- EICsslzI. Msl=zr,E- sends
= pECzgEEs plie group Of EEE past
o5Sez S-SE ThE album A. WLols-
probably es11rziEs The largest zz1
E-Cs1 artistic cu-Is--EfJ1 II Christmas
sul New Years ETsstiEE designs % h
found anywhere
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

Near Ch5 p-ustrSts form u 5 ul2u-0s-
71-z-'> nan picked 10 On i doorstep IN
the CLzl5>G l-zrreE the o-hz- Gzy.
vs-s found gold coins zCE change
z-CC--llE u SIS >CL= time St-sc
hi -s-s-ASs from clz Gs-L On SOLDERING.
h returned u TIE Station 70 report
-Ez- n nzi been ru51e.I while drunk
To Ll> -y I'D L=>> 1Ezu surprise De-
1--y NdrslzE PxElS E5uG51 him his
ROXY He sent zIEzy with s5zcuLz-
-i1-s u zEiz1Lra-T1- t-- The honesty q
The EuzoLu-- u.s-zss-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

=eZEZ-- -Lzr TIE zs>E-z=> szLs u
Fsl-a1ls E-ul.=--v As Ez-zEz- % Ezv5
l=s- E=-l -- Wa1-z=Zv- LIS been
E,lS-- '1-=1 --s-- E=zz> O. Marc nth
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

Friday morning ; policeman took
little boy o. Eva years 10 the SCG.l0-.
r1- The stealing q g,scOSUUE> from
Captain ALcIu-I-rs> grove Oh NuuS1u
Svs-Cs- ne -i-clz fellow denied the
clarke su1 >zli IL a-szS TWO lSrEe- boys
u-e ESl 5Sze- the fruit A warrant
v-zS 5t5-slEg1 EOl oUC for EE5 lsgiS in
l1l55e.L they l@ECE brothers, ami lo5h
H5-s Soo- II E-s cells, the Tlrs- Young
Ser zc-v5 mentioned lzVL-E NOT been
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

AE1 Containing toZ2rheT 7Zzs9 zers= more az
lszzs AID zLs0 q tse sane tine aud place. ali
Eze EiZ1t tIrle AID Interest u ssid Auglst L ma
AID % sEie 2Iscuto-z- q il and 70 tbs foIlOziEg
leases q lads situate IL Hzla- Aforesaid.
Lsase trf7. As2ieLEi, izHds AZ EzeIsku, Kazsls
EEc EgEOzziaEf-
Lease froza Nos and Hztehinsoa, lznds At Homo
Lssss fr11 Pm. Lands a. WsEiE
EEhzlsEzi- P0hiHz HOuCkslsu.s
. szz@hels HOnOkz5zri 4 Kz1eis
Eszsh1zEsf Do "a
i EzECl9sS Z Ma lads q Homo
kElzzI M
LeZse fEnz EehoEotkol. Iznd - HonOkzIzuf,
A24a<4, HoaOkslzDI and
Lease fso-a lloz ~ lzpd a. PohlIia & HssoEa-
Leass fra Ezzliols. -sad a Pohilia HonomaeIe.
EzWesz zzd Hol0kzlz1f
Lac i'm zsE91zriG- lzld a. Hgnokalznf
AGFn goTernmeng. lzad u Wakfu-
AID containing tegefaer ~ ara d zboar fzff.E4
<lEss- az zlso - ne sznle tiEe AID place -
Lad . cattle ElcTs O ices. rnlGf1z Il Hans.
zforeszif-
FoE fzrraeE particulars inquire II Cecil Brown.
BIsestoE q y z Ellen- Esq Receiver.
DEEDS ~ BLpelse u p1rChzsers
Hozo-zlz. Eehgzzgy y, l. D. Isss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

Chinese NsE N5a- wS> pG-C5s-Ly r.
es-sc-a5s't -4>s week In rhz p-uloEIe'i
-11- z-1 eLz-5s- C5 E-sz1 c.l-seGsS q
--Es.e-ScSs-S- LLL> element q Chinese
5-ll-5El0- VS. Lost Co 5ls citizens 2E
rls proper time eG sg,s----- % the late
z-CLysL az The bars F-l--EsCos--- On
which lz-Ee ec->-EEEs-lS c1 Chinese
N=TT Years -a1,iS had been t1--l-s-rIs,i-
Ut + Horn ms LISTERS thai he re-
cz-v=.i within S ssv- years Ed>5. from
--S 4 -Ee foremost to-teStLsCs-S and
eaS= C1Ss-s In the United States,
-lz-lSz-E him for recipes z1l lu>-rv-s-
cl1- furnished and begging to- Nh
Hen : >s,--z- az cake ls,so-S-toG- The
veteran proprietor - the -' ElCEE<-
Ez> l.ssE one q the mos valued Eou-
--l1-11-S q The lszil-E CrSte papers O
A-e-Its in 1l> business
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28
SALMON

Ill N(1N III M IL VI Nv
N sAERsLS AND half BARRELS.
Nzts >sls M1cksre- ara S8lzioE Bellies
ASrS- = 1-G y Ex-TslS Family P1-S.
Chc5cS e ANS AuG 6acuc-
NsE YerS xnS C1litocEL4 Cheese
A.k- and L-lr-ez-- CHEESE.
Oxts-5 ard C;tlI ort&ze SaExa-e. aud 80 TINS
vienna SsIss-zs- and 2-to- tLus-
Ham SASSY 2+c- uiz>.
C1rE=lt Sect. errs' Fees. English E-avE.
L1Ecs Tongues. Ok leagues. DAavI.st Ham.
t---s5 Nsa-S- be-et Chicken xZG IErSey-
Cl-r1eL ESwl-
S1cvC1ash C1resa Coru. Greer Peas.
LIZA bszus >zrzz- 6sars Asparagus.
1t-4zart1 >l-t--ps ard CcGE>A BIfl>
KEGS GILT-EDGE BUTTER
AND ~ ROLLS
Tlzaca1 arc EhIrzsy'> Bgsssc. an: s-Jb. tins-
-S11s1s>> Cltisb and Il Blocks
.--s-cA Fru-s>- II S-i1S> tzG Boxes.
Gt-f-s-uf1 E1t>Iu>. = boxes, Es% crpp-
E--a kt1S1 Cre--l- Cat : laSss. " ante Oaks
g-arEsA- Cream l1-s- and Nr4tSs- NEEds-
CsL-1lsIl- Eye ElCzzr And u cal IN tl-.o. 11-s-
C--ar1-1 El1lr. >u-1-L ECurEy.
6szcEEtsas Floor tE Il-l1- ea-s-
A-ezt- Golden GL--. Cccsu. ana hl@cr111 El1Cr.
Ia Sl-Ib- oazs-
CONDIMENTS in Great Variety
California Ts6It Frzlts.
California j111s ard +slis<,
t-rIS >easC-'s Packing
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-28

Ar a4Z @ ~ EES r-zE LL-rs.isE
81 IL LrzE=- E=-e U-EzlLT-
1---EzLs >-2E q -L= lee
-l= -.=- was scarcely 1z-s
w- -Ee eL-5-e--=-- erI-
1>= z 1aE-rzL -5-=ZE5z= 1-zz-zz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27
A BEER PIPELINE.
II % II y IL 4 =
From The Plttsburg Times.

Cool beer in unlimited quantities in every mans
house 10 be obtained simply by turning spig0t, the
Same as for water That IS the latest plan to cir
cumvent the License Court. 1t Is certainly true that
necessity is the mother of invention" and the scar
city of saloons after tomorrow has set many persons
to cudgeng their brains for plans to make up for the
loss That of furnishing beer to private houses through
pipes running direct from the brewery is the invention
of William logg the Hong Kong blue manufacturer OF
plan to u. Lutz, the brewer who expressed himself
as greatly pleased with II. Mr. Hogg will apply for
a patent at once and II he secures one, will be-
gin preparations for putting the scheme into effect
Tho idea is TO lay pipes I'm the streets, the same as
other pipes laid and these will have house con-
nectons, the beer passing through a meter In each
house to show the quantity used. The pipes will be
OF peculiar construction, and three I'm NUMBER one
inside the other The outer pipe will be of clay:
This Will surround an inner pipe OF fron which Will
still have another inside OF It. The inner pipe will
DO two inches in diameter lined with silver to prevent
cOrrosion.
Between this pipe and the other iron pipe Will be
O space of about two inches all around, to give
space to current OF cold air from the ce-mabing
machinery at the brewery thus keeping the beer cool
all tho time.
Mr. HOgg calculated that pressure Of 1000 gallons
I'm a hogshead reservoir on the sixth floor of the
brewery will DO sufficient TO force the beer through
tho pipes and into the houses where the service pipes
The consumers will pay no license or tax, but
10 will be necessary for the brewer 10 aix the inter-
nal revenue stamps to the hogshead in the brewery.
The plan contemplates sending around persons once
a month to examine the meters, see how much beer
has been consumed and collect the money FOR lt
About once month the pipes will be cleaned OUT
thoroughly, In order to keep them In good condton
and prevent the beer from spelling.