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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-07-28

A WRITER says that an ordinary beetle
can draw twenty times its own weight. 1t
ought to go on the road as theatrical star.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-07-28

The man who wears nc collar is never
troubled with tie-up.-N Y Journal.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-07-28

MADE ont of whole cloth-porous plas-
terR Puck
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No Quarter Given There

Savannah has a company Of female mil
itia. The company is composed of thirty
two women, captained by Miss Anna Goeble
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$40 ,sa. FREE !

OR new camping eusas = free =
contains leo perforated stamping I
Patterns and Includes . great vaxtety
a. an eixsss that are wGneed- HIS
sutas q . raj work Of AT; no ~
ssamping eat1t has ever been ~
oGersd hsrstofors, 90 which DVN
anythine IIks % mach artistic Il
ability was brought 10 bssr. with \
each outfit b 4 BOX Of BEST STAMP
mo PowDER, PAD. AID BOOK o.
IusTRucfSoNs, Riving fun direction
Zoe Stamping, tails how 20 make u
powder and Stamping paint, con
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-07-28
ORGANS.
PIANOS.

Highest Honors at all Great Worlds Exhibitions sine
1851 100 styles "a co. For Cash, Easy faymant
o. Rented Catalogue, - pp.. lto. free.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-02-17

Mr.. Ruskin has grieved his friends by
writing letter which is quoted in behalf Of
the law breakers of Trafalgar square. He
admits in the opening sentence that he has
not read the newspapers lately and SO doesn't
know much about the case. ''There are" he
says, 'surely honest people enough in Lon
don to keep the average OF rogues iii quiet;
and that they don't know howis the fault, not
of the speakers in Trafalgar square, but of the
chatterers and babblers in the houses of par
lament for the last twenty years. As for
right, any British citizen has right to stand
on the parapet of the terrace-if he can-to
talk to any one who will listen to him, but he
has no right whatever to use his paternal
wealth to buy himself leave to talk nonsense
in the house of commons. The shopkeepers
have no business to ask the police to help
them to swindle the public with cheap things
or tempt them with snowy ones. Let them
shut their shops up=-not on Sunday merely
to please God, but all the other days of the
week to give their shop boys and girls good,
long Christmas holiday; and if the boys and
girls like to talk to each other from the backs
of the lions or the pillars of the lampposts,
don't let the Life Guards interfere, nor the
police listen to what they are saying. New
York Tribune.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-02-17
Weather for the Eskimo.

To speak briefly of the temperature the
Eskimo most enjoys, for while he does not
consider the lowest as any hardship to bear,
it is not that which he likes the best, and in
which choice he has a decided preference
Taking it all around, I would say that at
about 20 dogs. to so dogs. below zero Qeaning
toward the latter If any, with little or no
wind blowing at the time, and the sky clear
or covered by only light, feecy clouds, has
given rise to more expressions of satisfaction
from the Eskimo, as far as ! observed while
among them, than any other. [ mean this,
of course, as relating wholly to the weather
itself, unaccompanied by any other condition
than that of temperature, for the Eskimo
will praise the yilest storm or welcome the
worst weather if it brings with it a number
Of seal or walrus, a descending drove of rein
deer, or anything else that makes life easy to
sustain, SO little does he care for the meteoro-
logical part.-Frederick Schwatka.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-02-17

We promise to leave nothing undone on our part
to give satisfaction to our customers.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-02-17
AT AN ENGLISH MEET.
AN OCCASION OF EXCESSIVE HOS
PlTAulTY AND SOCIABlLlTY.

An English Country Day In Midwinter.
Exceeding Mildness of the Weather.
The Riders and Their Costumes-Ar-
rival of the Hounds.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-02-17
Tramps Never Bald Headed.

II never saw" said an officer who has done
duty for long time, ga bald headed tramp.
Whether they stop tramping when their hair
falls out, or whether those who tramp never
lose their hair, I can't say, but tramps are
psyer bald headed, Grand Rapids Eagle.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-02-17

CONNECTIONS.
Train No, 40 connects at Harper's Ferry with
Fast Limited Express Trains leaving at 4G4 p. m.
arriving at Cincinnati at 7:45 a. M St. Louis at $3.50
D. m. and Chicago at $40 p. m.
With train leaving at 1921 D. m arriving at
Pittsburg at $50 Also with train leaving at
1l:2l o. m arriving at Cincinnati al $50 III. st.
Louis at zoe a M and Chicago at $40 a. m.
Connects at Weyerton with train arriving at
Hagerstown at $50 D. m. and at Washington juno
tion with train arriving at Frederick at 3:55 p. M
& O. Palace Sleeping cars run through to
Pittsburg Cincinnati, st. Louis. Columbus and
Chicago. All Fast Express Trains run through 10
above points without change of cars.
For tickets and further information apply to b.
@. E. DUDRow. Travlg. Pass. Agt
Staunton. Va
" M GI EMENTS Manager
nov 20
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-02-17

CIUPERB LIVERY I'll desire to announce TO my
= friends and the public generally. that nave
now one Of the most complete and th90To oaiy
eouipped LIVERY STABLES in or out OF virginia.
Fast and stylish teams, single or double; First
rate saddle horses; Carriages. which f9r comfort
and elegance cannot be surpassed VIII careful
aud nole drivers can be secured at all times, day
or night, at reasonable prices
baggage delivered or called for at any pointin
the CITY and carefully handled.
I am prepared to offer SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS to
travelling men Horses boarded by the day, week
or month at reasonable rates. and the very best at.
will give nv personal attention and assistance
70 any one leaving horses at my stable to sell them
to the best advantage .
" i've me call and you shall not go away disan.
pointed. ALEA HARTMAN,
m2rl8 Stsunton, Va,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-07-10

Judiciary Committee. provided thsf p Jain.
i tiff and defendant in all TRIALS by jury,
( civil or criminal. shall each be Sllo Sed "a
peremptorjly challenge three Jurors.
Rep, {. Brown moved the original bill be
/ laid on the table earned.
Toe bill submitted bv the Judiciary
I Committee was considered section 10y sec
/ lion.
The Acknowledgement moved an amend
/ meut. providing that in criminal trials by
jurv. the Crown will be allowed six chai-
( lenSeS ana the defendant twelve. peren p
| tory challenges are allowed. IN civil cases
! in this Kingdom, 10 the same extent as IN
/ Michigan. California, Massachusetts,, On
Jariu. Maine, Iowa. New York aud Ken
lucky. In this Kingdom, in ordinary
criminal trails, no peremptorv challenges
are allowed the Crown, while IN the
other places named. the prosecution Is al
lowed various numbers from two 70 i've;
in c.lpital oife->e>. the Crown has no right
oj peremptorf challenge, while the defend
ant has the right Ia challenge ten, Whine IN
the other places already named, the prose
cution has right q peremptory challenge
Of irom twenty-five in Massachusetts To
two IN New York; in cases where the pen
atty would be imprisonment for life, the
Crown has no rlSht 81 peremptory chSl-
lenEe and the defendant can challenge two,
while in the other places cited the respect.
i've rights al the prosecution and defence
are the same aS in capital offences.
The amendment was adopted. Several
further amendments were made, after
which the bill passed 70 engrlSSIuent- TO
BE TeSi = third time on Tuesday.
EEF,aEVS OF COMMITTEES.
Rep, Paehaole read report of the
special committee ON halaW2O on the peti-
ZION 81 Ms. Rsbeka NaSuina and Others
for $50, recommending that the Board OF
Health pay the sum OF 500. Laid on the
table, % be considered with the ApprOpri-
alton bill
Noble WlGemanu, for the committee on
double taxation. reported on certain peti-
lions for refunds OF taxes. referred TO
them. recommending that The following be
granted
John Spencer, tax paid on = carriage, s.;
heSka. paid twice. s.; Opu. assessed 10
estate 81 hauak4liilii. s.. haNawShimoku.
reasons similar "a preceding, s. ~; HS-
iSma, paid personal taxes twice and not
being an insurance SEenJ, 50; Olowalu
Sugar Co. Oyerp2ii the sum assessed,
SIS % Laid on the table 10 be considered,
yElIh the Appropriation Bill.
PETITION.
Noble NSt5rhOuSe read s petition nom
John T. Bowler. for 81 90 for work per
formed in the Royal Palace enclosure
erecting buildings, electric lights and
plants. etc Referred 10 the Judiciary
Committee
Bill AWAITING sPPBovAL
Minister Austin reported . bill presented
10 His Majesty for approval.
Adjourned 81 , O'Clock. 70 10 O'Clock Fri
day morning.
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Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure.
n ACCORDANCE wTru

\ y ACCORDANCE WITH A
Il power Of sale contained In a certain mort.
gage made by Deborah Kamai alakanui wi. ] K
Makanui *, her husband and Ealuna W.. mort
sors TO ;. Roth mortgage, dated the 22d daT OF
November, 1851, recorded in Lf1er 81 paces AZ
ana 4a3; which said mortgage was duly assigned
~ SAID ;. Roth, MORTGAGE. 10 Laura T. Dickson
by deed Of ass gnment dated August Isl Isss
and recorded in Liber S. page 45l
Notice Is hereby given that the said assignee
OF mortgage intends to foreclose said morfgags
iort condition broken to-wit: nou-pav.uenf 81
principal and interest. and upon such foreclos-
ure viii sell at Public Auction. At time and
place 10 De hereafter desig mated all and sinRll-
lar tne lands, tenements and hereditaments de-
serloed IN said mortgage as below specified
Further particulars can be obtained bvappifca-
uon to W Austin Whiting. Attorney OF assignee
oI mortsasee- LAURA F. DICKSON.
Assignee Of MortEageo
Dar@d Honolulu, June 20, 1855
Inc premises 10 be sold are. All that eertain
parcel OF Land situate at Kaliai, Kona Island Of
uanu. bounded and described as follows. hoo.
Inaka ana ma Ike XIII Hema o ka alma q hoIo
% W $50 kaul 399 80 kaul SO " , 90
kaul - 200 kaul As l. so kaul N 22s r
go saul S9' 80 Raul 5 So IS Il 2. - tnnl
W III kaul So " 3. 80 kaul a kahf hoo
maka al IA III l 97-l0O eka and being a portion
OF Royal Patent, No 1882 L A No 1892 to Mao
paiA. l22l4t
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House II coIanlrtee q the whole 70
s1ned consideration Of tie purchase Of Law
books item inthe Appropriation Bill, Eith
The proposed amendment
Soble Hitchcock moved 70 postpone the
item 70 : future date.
Rep. Kinney moved S2.0J0.
Rep. KzTnzuohz moTed $50
ReV. Pzshzole moved sI-501
Minister Thurs1On SAID that ss the AZ
torney's Bill had ben killed II the fore
nooz- ne =cuId vote for = larger zPproPTiz-
non than 81 90.
Rep Deacon moved the iiem b 5O00.
SO5,e Ycang sid he seldom took Al
active PzTE II = lawyers I'll be let them
pzdlIe their oEn canoe. He Ezs N favor
q Judges having books q reference that
are ID 20 the uHes, and the best books
that cz1 De got.
KGnze Saith said be had been ted that
The Abolition q tuition lsss u the pubic
scbools I'll involve Al additional expeadi-
tire D. the GOTerlnent q <40Oo9 he
boxed o. this Is lnI1Ty. We have not
yez heard from the KzlzEzo Committee
and Do lot kneE What additional eZpendi-
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advertisements.
MOrtgagee's Notice of FOreolOss.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH a.
a power of sale contained in a certain mort.
gage msie by William johnson 20 John
dcGrew. dated the 26th day Of January. f8s). -,
corded in liher s.. pages 264. DIS and 26s
which said mortgage was duly assigned By said
John 5. McGrcw, NOR gagee. 70 Mrs Victoria
Ward by deed of asst gnment dated the 18th dav
OF January, 1884. aud recorded 10 iiber IS. paqa
36t, notice is hereby givea that the said assfres
Of mortgage intends to foreslose said mortFars
for condition broken, to wit: noR-paymsnf 81
principal and interest. and upon such fore
closure Will sell at public auction. at time and
place to be hereafter designated, All ana
singular the lands, tenements and heredit&
ments mortgaged in said mortgage, a. belle
specified.
Further particulars can be obtained By aroff.
cation to Charles Creighton. attorDey-at-laW.
MRS. Y. WARD.
Assignee of Mortqaqce
Dated Honolulu, Jure 7. 1887.
The premises to be sold are: All those land
situate on the northwesterly side Of the Nuuanu
lalley road, in said Honolulu, and bounded ana
described as follows; CONNIE ncinn at the north
west corner or angle Of lot Of the said prem
lses on the said Nuuanu Valley road, the same
being the southeastern point Of j. Woods land:
thence running n. 81 NJ, W. AIS feet aIontf
woods land, ). CO 81, ". "a feet along u
Ahina's laud. 5. So y. Z $50 feet along lot tEt
to Nuuanu street, y AZ Il E 50 3 feet 70 pofnf
OF BEGINNING 67-IOO0 acres, together with ne
buildings and improvements thereon
1222-4t
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MARSHAL'S SALEl
DY YIRTIrE OF A WRIT or

R4 VIRTUE OF a WRIT OF
IL an Execution leaned out OF the Supreme
Court on the Ssth day Of June, A. d. 1883
against MiEasobe, defendant. in favor j III
Monsarfat, Trustee for s. A Monsarraf plain
tin: for the sum Of 1851 -. / have levied upon
and shall expose for sale AZ the frost entrance
% halakaua Hale. in the district Of Kona
Hon9isl1- Island Of Oahu, a. - O'Clock o.
FRIDAY the u day Of august. A. D. 1883 70
the highest bidder. al the night title and inter
est 81 tue said Aikazobe. defendant. IN and 10
The following property, unless said judgment.
interest, costs ana ny expenses be pTeFiOusiy
paid.
List Of property Ge5 saie:
I-Apauz /, 4. 8 and : Of Rosg5 Patent No.
4.56. A No 6.Ss6 issued 20 Kauhao the
father Of said defendant situated Al Kanuku-
kahi. KamOiiiin. va kikf Island Of Uahu con
raining al area Of - % acres.
Gland situate a. reid Kam0iiin and dee-
criSsd in Royal Patent Ne 2 So / Q No.
s.plt Issued 70 Nuua1u. containing an aass Of
D5S-leD OF an acre; conveyed 70 MikasObe bv
:. akapuani b deed dated October ID A. b
lo-s, ana recorded In LibsT 20, fsli0s 211- PIP
with the house upon said premises A Dortlon
Of this property II leased to Goo Kim for u
years from JanuaTF 1st A. d. 1883 a. So % Der
4nnum. lease dated October 9Th, A. D. 1872. md
extension 81 lease dated May Eth A. D 1875
and both recorded il EIber IS folios 45s-f59
Subject 70 mortgage Of $500 In favor Of
} Cartwright. Trustee. dated October ad. A. n
lro& and recorded in LibeT %. fOliOs 21z~zl3
Terms Cash deeds At the expense u pur-
chaser.
JSO. II. SOPER. Marshal.
Honolulu, June Is. ls5s I1Zs
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Mortgages Notice Of Sale

DY ORDER OF ALLEN AND ROBINSON. TIE
u Mortgages named in certain Mortgage
Deed made by Kaluna wi and A. K. Pale
kaluhi, her husband, and dated the ard
day OF March. A. D.. 1884 Of record ~
the Hawaiian Registry Of Deeds, In Book
81, pages Al and Az, and in pursuance Of
a certain power Of sale contained in said mort
gage, the undersigned will sell at public auction
AZ his salesr0Om, Queen street. HoDolnIu. on
SATURDAY, the s0th day Of June. A. D 1855 at
Y O'Clock NJ, the following property, 10 Wit:
The premises 10 be sold are sifuafs A., ;V,5,,..
Island Of kauai, Il. l., and are zsore fully de-
scribed as follows:
IAN the land described in land Commission
Award ,612 and Royal Patent 1913.
Z-All the land described in Apana Of Lad
ComsiiissiOn Award 3. 353 Royal Pafent 282
S-Also all the land described in Land Cor
mission Award 1882, Royal Patent 5,lS5
ALSO all the land described in Land Con-
mission Award 6.565. Royal Patent S 2s4
And also two pieces OF land on School Street.
Honolulu, Island Of Oahu, containing IS scrss
and 5O-loO acres respectively.
Further particulars Oh application 10 A. ROst
Attorney ~ Law JAS f. MORGAN 4uefsr'
Honolulu, June 4th, 1855
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Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure
and of Sale.

y ABUNDANCE WITH THE
provisions Of certain mortgage made by
wong Leong Co. to Jones K Co. dated the 18th
day OF January. 1854, recorded in liber 81, on.
page aZs, ETC.. notice is hereby given that thr
mortgages intend to foreclose said mortQss
i i Go ndltion broken, and also that upon sue
foreclosure the premises below set forth win .
sold at public auction in Honolulu. Oahu.
the auction rooms of James T. Morgan, Esq 4
u O'Clock noon on Saturday, the 14th dag
July. ISIS
Further information can be had Of VIM
Castle. attorney-at-law
JONES & Co. Mortgages
me property 10 be sold consists Of the s
Leong Hop Rice Plantation. in Kahn. KooI &.
poko, Oahu, COMPRISE ng about one hundred ana
twenty-five acres of fine land mostly rice besides
pasture land, with plenty Of water: a frst-class
rice MIL properly equipped and complete
Win this goes contract with planters, whereby
be owRer receives SS.l25 each crop I222.5t
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Peidlinc-Seconi reading Of the bill Ia
prohibit peidling and hawking OF goods.
Noble Townsend said the bill i evidently
broader than the int7oduCer meant Il 10 be
Nceie Foster Ssid IL hSd been chSrced
that the lSwverS led the House sStrsy az
last session. There might be something
wrong about this bill, IS he had ], drawn
M hy 3 lawyer.
Referred 70 the select committee on Il
Ceu>eS-
Coffee-Secoud reading 81 the bill 10 en-
courage the cultivation az coffee. Referred
70 the Committee on Commerce.
Coffee leaf diSezSsS-Secon0 reading Of
the bill 10 prevent the introduction Of coffee
leaf diseases Referred 10 the Committee
on Commerce
80 the house adjourned 10 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning
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Take Notice.

ALL PERSONS HAVING
n business before the cireuit gldgs. Third
Jzd3cizl Circuit.
Tie nndsrsigred Vail hold Coun ~ ihe Court
HOnss, Hsimea, south Eohalz, a osfock =. a.
On ThursdzT and Rriday, June nth snd zlth,
1S>H
Court AZ The Court House Il Kapasu. Norf1 Ko-
hslz, Il 10 O,ciock q 70. On 10 "a, "a, 4ths ~
ard sfb o. July, Isfs.
And ~ tie Court House, Ha1lakul. laval, =
u Z n On tie Ilth, 11fh, fsfh and lllh d fHly
Isss. u. AC5TfS. Cir-uit 1udge
Hiio, June 8, ~. Iz<H
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anus rsl-z- 5rl-r c r1sl Lands
= u.s- present rent rg- s. - =
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S.l.11s zr-sE-s = rscz p t-l- -rcEl
Lands A. me sEl1G-r $ o.s cs-zTs- t-1-l
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NOTICE.

THE fETEEEsT OF III. Z. NAcFARLAsE.
Il il TIE Ern q O. Y. HzcfsTLzne Co.
eszses fEoz fEis date.
g. v. 1lACEARLAEE co.
E0nolzIE, 5Ens Il, 1sss. rs 1z7z-lt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-07-10

Rep. T. Brown reported Two hills pr

Rep. 7. Brown reported Two hills printed.
Noble Wldemznn presented report q
the committee Oh d0nble taxation On the
r.etitioa ~ Allen < Robinson Tor = refund u
taxes. ComDsigTee were unzhle - s-Tlys
- ADHESION IN the matter.
A discussion followed on The In;s-prssS-
Ilon az the taxation lSw ana the powers o.
committees o. the House relative 20 the
extent 70 which they are authorized - gnTo-
coed IN examining, persons and 0srl@nlir,,
the production 81 papers. IN which Nodes
M2Isrhou>S and Smith. Ministers Green
and TRurStou and Rep T. Brown lock
p@rt- The President ruled the report OK
81 order. under the rules, there beng no
recommendation IL H.
Node NileElSnn SSSe1 leave 70 With
draw the report Granted
Noble Robinson presented thS report q
the Committee On Commerce On t1e tail 90
regulate the manufacture q pos In the CITY
u Honolulu Committee CoaSlo 81 TIE
manufacture Of p0i 5 nuisance and : ne
nzce 70 the plolic health They think Il :
tinls some 4ctioD i i2k5n II the matter, IN
view .! the reports presented u the Legs
lslU-e 81 lS>+. 1855 Sll lS>7 bringing i E1@--
.ic1izrlv - The notice u th2I body, oy Tie
ROarG II Health SuC - Scent- NJ John
Brown. Amendments S-e submitted Win
which they recommend shat me hi PISS
The rep1rl ! signed u. Z. Robinson. (,
T. HOrner T. Gay, 4. 2. NalSuSos- Laid
on ne tShle - Se considered win the
bill
INVITATIONS 10 A sALL-
The President Szii he hSC s conD-Cic<-
ZION. which WzS re@d BY the c-erk. = .o.-
Noaes za5 Representatives. legislative
Assembly - i>S>-
Gentlemen The pleasure q Your com
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-07-10
Thirty-arSt Day.

TsUESpAY, July ).
The House met ST 10 O'Clock, the Presi-
dent, Hon. W. +, Castle, in the chair. Alb
sent; Ministers Thurston. NehleS Wilder.
nowSe,i, Jaeger, Foster, Bailey, Richard
son. Campbell. MiiemAnn, and Make.
Reps. KzDhi and NAkSleka. Minutes read
znd confirmed.