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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-16
: HAWAIIAN GAZETTEER.

j very necessary work, that could
more easily and cheaply be under
taken by the Government than by
private persons, would be a gazet-
tear Of the Hawaiian Islands. As a
book Of reference it would be inyalu-
able. and as q means Of information
regarding the several towns, ham
lets and districts Of the group, it
would al all times be very interest
ing reading. and could not fail in
being beneficial as an advertising
medium. The total area Of the Ha
waiian Islands does not amount to
much: but there are many old resi-
dents Of Honolulu whose knowledge
Of the several districts and towns on
the other islands Of the group. is
very limited or nothing at all Under
present circumstances it is abso-
lutely necessary Tor one 10 person
ally visit the localities IN order to
know much about them. and the
ignorance that prevails among our
residents regarding most parts Of
the several islands. Is surprising and
often lu6icrous 70 the better in
formed among Us.
Gazetteers. descriptive of the loca-
lions and chief features Of all places
where there are populations. have
been published from time TO time in
all civilized countries: and in none
Is the work less difficult than it
would be on these islands. nor IS
there a country where the inhab-
itants know less Of its several local.
ties than in the Hawaiian kingdom.
It may be added that most Of the
local geographical knowledge in
other countries Is received from
gazettears that are easily accessible
70 the public.
N the matter Of expense in com
piling work Of this nature by
government. il Is reduced 10 . mini
mum by the following method:
i printed schedule Of the different
kinds OF information needed Is sent
10 the government official most
likely 10 be informed in each dis
trict: and, from the filing IN OF the
schedule BY him. the work is com
piled in Honolulu. Of course. when
private persons undertake works of
this nature the expense OF prOcur-
ing the information is very consid
cradle: and the sales of the work,
when completed and published.
would be too limited for any expect
alton OF reimbursement.
It's to be hoped that some means
may be devised for the production
Of an official gazetteer of these
islands, as the benefit to be con-
ferred upon the public by such
work would very largely exceed the
expense Of compilation and printing
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INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION.

At . recent meeting OF Harvard
Chapter Of Phi Beta Kappa the
Hon. Edward J. Phelps delivered
the Grafton. The orator dealt largely
with international affairs; and. if his
expressed views Of what can and
what cannot be effected by arbitra-
ton be correct, that means Of avoid
ing war would not IN some cases be
so potent as many suppose
Mr.. Phelps is part owner Of the
New York Tribune; and. in many
ways. he has had extra opportunities
Of studying the workings. past and
probable, Of the aids that arbitration
give TO the settlement OF interna-
tional disputes. He therefore speaks
with considerable authority upon this
matter when he says:
Arbitration is one OF the most pIaus-
ible words in the English language. but
It means one thing % those who have
much to DO with il and quite another to
those who have not. Nevertheless, I'M
perfect remedy as It Is, it viii continue
70 be sometimes employed in a certain
class OF international disputes, especially
the adjustment OF money claims, public
or private But the idea that It can ever
be made the ultimate resort OF nations in
those more important q4arrels that in
y0lve questions OF principle or honor, or
have stirred the blood and moved the
passions OF men, appears 10 me altogether
The latter clause of this quotation
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BASEBALL.
The Hawaiis shut Out without Run
Quick work.

Quick work.
Saturdays game at Makiki between
the Houolulus and Hawaiis was probably
one OF the best of the season, and no
doubt the quickest ever played IN this
city. occupying only one hour and twelve
minutes. 4 large number of people
filled the grand stand and grounds, while
the Band occupied its usual position and
played popular airs during the game.
The Houolulus were in good condition
and played rs they generally do, game
to win. The HawaiiS played in hard
luck. but nevertheless Il strong game.
Both batteries did credit to themselves
while the indelds and outtelds were
likewise creditable. In fact both clubs
throughout played excellent. MeSsrs.
Boariman and Wall umpired the game
which finished up satisfactorily TO all
present. Following is the score:
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IN 1he Mater Of the Application OF
zEe G-ore Ranch Plantation Com
pz- for DiGacoporatioa.

CzE--E @ ~ DEzAz-1e1S1 oF ISTEsToz-
ESoLuLu. July !, lsss.
Whs-szs TIE Grove Ranch Plantation
C1-rz-y Rs II conformity With ths stat
z.s Il tEzt Lehslf presented TO The under
s5zua5 and the Undersigned has entered OF
-s-7-5 IL tie u5ez Of he department Of the
7--H-ia- the petition Of the sid Grove
Ezuza PIzzlAtisa Company 70 Be dizincor-
r1-a-s5 ard dissolved aud certificate set
snr fern sass AZ MEETING Of It's stock
al5a-s ezlIe5 FOR that paEposs L WIS
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CUPREME COIrRT on Tur

~ Hawaiian ISlandS.-Iu Probate. In tbe
matter OF the Estate Of HENRY COOPER late
of San Francisco, deceased. Before Mr. Justice
PRESTON
on reading and fling the petition and &c.
counts of Cecil Brown, Administrator oF The
estate OF Henry Cooper, late Of San Francisco
deceased, wherein he asks to be allowed si6sO %
and charges himself with S26S6 rs. and ssks
that the same may be examined and approved
and ihat final order may be made of distribu,
ton OF the property remaining in his hands TO
tne persons thereto entitled, and discharrips-
him and his sureties from all further resp6nsi
bility a. such. f'"9
II Is ordered. that THURSDAY. the 18th dey
OF August A d. 1889, at ten o'clock A. NJ, before
me Sald Justice, at Chambers, in the Cont
House nj Honolulu, be and the same hereby il
appointed As the time and place for hearing
sald petition and accounts and that all persons
interested may then and there appear and show
canSe # my they have. why the same sbgnld
not be granted, and may prese. { evidence as 10
VINO are entitled 10 the said property
Dated al Honolulu, II. / . this 9Th day Of .JuIv
A. D. 1889. - '"''
BY the Court.
ALFRED W. CARTER.
l@sS-S Second DeDntv Clerk
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frod advertisements
IN ME sUPREME cnuRr or

Il the Hawaiian Islands In the matler ~
fArRlCh MclNERNY, VOLUNTARY Bankr NJ
order CA petition Of bankrupt for Discharge
from debtS.
Upon reading and fling the petition Of Pas.
ricS MciuornY, alleging that more than -ix
months have elapsed since he was adiudicats5
a bankrupt. aud praying for a discharge from
all his debts
Tits ordered that THURSDAY, the FIRST dsv
ot August. 1851. at 10 A, N Of that day in Ailio
liant hSie. nouolUlu. before me; De and tho
same is hereby appointed for hearing upon
said petition, when aud where all creditors who
have proved taeir claims against said bapkrpnf
may appear and show CIgsc 10 any they have
why The prayer OF such bankrupt should not be
granted.
Aud u is further ordered that notice I've GIVEN
by advertisement in the uAwNuAN GAzKrrr
weekly newspaper, printed ana Published I'm
Honolulu, Tor two sUcc SiNc weeks OF the time
and place Of Saoh heating; and that the Clerk
ot the supreme Court mail uo.ices OF the time
and place of >ucA hearing 10 All creditors VINO
have proved thcsr debts
Witness INV hand this 18th dav Of
July. 1889.
EDWARD PRESTON,
Justice Suplcue Court
Attest; ALFRED W. GARTER
Is'g-Ji Second Deputy Clerk
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Earned runS-HOnOIuIu /.
Two Base HitS-Lucas, G., /.
Double piayS-G. Lucas, Wodehouse and
Parker Thompson, haia and Duke, Morris
and haia.
Bases or Balls-By Lucas W > By
Meek, l.
HIT by Pitcher-By Lucas W. l.
Struck out-Oat. Rosa. Meek ,, Desha.
Thompson.
Passed balls-By Wodehouse, ,; by
Dan, 5.
Time of game-0ne hour twelve minutes.
Umpires-Geo. E. BoaTdman and w. +.
Wall
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IN THE CIRCUIT COIrpT o.,

- LIE CIRCU1V COURT OF
4 the Third Judicial Circuit Of the Hawaiian
Kingdom. "li11H
kALAKAUA: BY the grace OF God. of the Ha-
waiian Islands, King: -
Tie the Marshal Of the Kingdom, or his Deputv
IN the Third Judicial Circuit-Greetfng.
i GU are hereby commanded 10 summon AONA
lChl. defendant, in case he shall file written
answer within twenty days after service there
OF, TO be and appear before the said Cfrc1it
Court at the May Term thereof. TO be holden A.
the Cont Room OF the Court House at Hilo in
the Island OF Hawaii, on TUESDAY fbe IN
aay OF aay next. az O'Clock A. n. to show
cause why the claim Of KAAEWATUAFT 1,yC
plainllH, should not be awarded her pursuant n
tue tenor OF annexed petition And have ven
theh there this Writ, with full return NJ vonr
proceedings thereon. '0"-
witness, Hon A. FRANCIS. JUDD.
Chief Justice Of our SuDreme
10 L. Cont, at Hilo, this 2zd day OF
February, A. d. 1889
DANIEL PORTER
Clerl, Of Circuit Court
a diliigent search having been made on the
within AoHa. bat he could not be found a. he
has left the Kingdom
and hereby return this summons not served.
j. II. SOPER Marshal
certify that the foregoing Is true cODv or
the summons IN said cause and tile return Of
the Marshal thereon And that said Court at
the 9iay Term 1883, ordered that the case stand
continued nntil next November Term. Waimea.
Hawaii. and that an attested copy OF said sum
mons be published asNeqnired by Law.
witness my hand aud Seal Of said
Court at Hilo this 18th day Of
May. A. d. 1883.
l3f}6t DANIEL PORTER, Clerk.
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CIRCUIT JUDGE AT CHAlI-

= BER>. Third JudiciaI Circuit.-In prob.fe
Estate of W X. hAAINO,I
on reading and fling the petition OF r. A
Lyman AdminisIato- Of the Estate OF W. X
kaaInoni K deceased. late of HamakHe. Ma
wall, showing that the personal property Is
insufficient 10 pay the first debts of The estate
ana ana PRAYING that authority may be given him to
shall be necessary to pay the debts
~ Is ordered, that kHOkala (k.l a supposed
HelT 70 the estate. the next of kin. and ali per-
sons interested III the said estate appear before
ms Court, at tie Court House. Houotna
Hamakga Hawaii, on SA1URpAY. JAW fb
1883, at 10 O'Clock A. II, then and there to sboI,,
cause II any there be, why such order for The
Dated June Is, 1889
f276-it s l. ATrSTTN C;-.,,f.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrators Notice i!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
L ING been duly appointed Administrator OF
the Estate of KAINAPAU (kl. of Kaiihi, Homo
lula, Oahn deceased: Notice is hereby given
10 all persons having claims against the said
estate are hereby notified that hey must pre-
sent the same. duly verified within six months
from the dase hereof they will be forever
barred: and all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment.
DAVID DAYTON,
Administrator Estate Of KainapaE.
Honolulu. July Is, 1889. 1881
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CUPREME COURT OF THE

SUPREME COURT OF THE
~ Hawaiian lslands.-In Probate In the
luluku. kaneche, Koolaupoko. oahu, deceased.
interstate -
ON reading and fling the petition Of T. c.
IohSapa OF Honolulu. Oahu, alleging that D. p
Haehac Of Luluku, Kaucohe Kooiaupoko Oabn
died intcstate At said Luluku on the 10th sav
OF October, A ID 1887. aud praying that Letters
OF Administration issue TO him
1t is ordered that SATURDAY. the 9Th dav
OF July. A. u. 1889 be aud hereby is appointed
for hearing said petition before the said Justice
In the Court Room OF this Court. at Honoluiu
al which time and place all persons concerned
may appear aud show cause, IN anv fEey haze
why said petition should not be granted
Dated Honolulu, II. l., July >. A d. 1889.
BY the Court:
I21S-St J. II RETST Denrt, Ct,-t-
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6s,ils6 by shras-ferr,hs v1te thereof 70
dissolve an5 dssiuoorPo-ass the said Corp2r
alton now tteretors.
Na,ios : hereby given 70 shy ana al
persons having any claims EEa1nS; the sAl3
Cooperation interested l., any manner shat
Sever IN the SAi3 Cooperation, tea, ob.zc
;5o-s 10 the granting q the sid pes;uo-
-zS, b. Sled II the otEcs Of the under
>i-ls5 OF o. before the tGi-d d-y Il
September. ISSa: aud hist any person o.
persons desiring . be hsaud thereon mus;
Sc ii z-:s-6a-ea ii t-e ltt5ce II the under
signed IL Aliolaai Hale, Eoao,1.a * 10
o'clcek A. Y. q t1a: 6zy, and ssav Cause
Why Sasa petition should nc; BE- granted.
Ia. THUESTON.
lS7-->; Msals,s, Of the interior.
sale Of Lease Of Government Lands in
Hamakua- Hawaii.
on THURSDAY. August Is, lSS9, IT
the front entrance a AIio,anj Hale az l.
O'Clock noon. vii BE- s1-5 AT Puddle AUG
t511. the Lease os the following Govern
men. lands IN E4nakua. Hawaii
An Containing N area Of lbs acres,
ursa: 7-5ce So PEI annUn. payable semi
annually IN advance,
Lzuza. and hulIhzi. Containing 81
a-aa 81 1871 4c-sS, upset price $595 per
zu-uu. payable Semi-anuGallyI in advance
The above Leases vii be for : term OF 70
wears. Possession @. these lands VIII be
given Uc.o5a- !. ISS2.
l. 4. THCRSTON.
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior o5sce. Julya lSS2.
S-51 1879.
Ma. JOSEPH n. King Of hssIia, Kauai.
has this DAY been appointed g No:sry Put
!ic for The Fourth Judicial Circuit Of the
kingdom.
a. THURSTON,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior O5os, July -, lSs9. l279-St
The several schools Of Mskawao District
VII hold tbs:- Closing Examination E1eE-
cises a. follows:
wednesday,. July sfia. Pals saa PGlehu.
Thursday. July Ssh. EamakaapoEo. HI
elo and Haiku.
Friday. july 25.h. Nakavao and ksoksa.
c. 4. DIChET,
Sszo7l A-z1. D.s,..c. q NaEa7ac.
-IzT22t
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HOUSE
NUUANU AVENUE.

- THIS FIRST-CLAss FAM ~
Fiji lily Hotel (situate in the most -
-- pleasant part Of the City, -
continues to offer the comforts of a home
70 transients and others.
Adjoining the Main Building are several
New Cottages specially constructed for
family use. Table unsurpassed,
G%Terms 800 per day, $500 weekly.
Special arrangementsfor monthly bOarders
T. RROUSE, PRoP.,
II lZ4973m Honolulu, H. T.
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Notice to Creditors.

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE
that she has been appointed executrix
OF the viii OF her late husband, William
Cooper Parke. All persons having any
claims against his estate, whether secured
by mortgage or otherwise, are requested to
present the same duly authenticated and
with proper vouchers. if any exist. 10 her
at the office OF w. F. Allen, Esq. in Homo
lulu within six months from date. OF thev
will be forever barred; AMI all persons in
debted TO said estate are requested to make
immediate payment TO said W. F. Allen.
ANNIE s. PARKE.
Honolulu, June u, 1889.
150-1m 1277-4t
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Ia THE sUPREME corRr or

Il the Hawaiian Islands. ANDREW CP SyT-
FORD doing business under the name and
style OF A. CRAWFORD AND CoMPAsY VS..
ROBERT BRIGGs. defendant aud BIsHoP (. 70
and DOLE, Garnishees.
KALAKAUA: By the grace Of God. of the Ha-
waiian Islands, King:
To the Marshal of the Kingdom, or his
Deputy-GTeeting: VI ms
Yon are hereby commanded to summon
ROBERT BRIGGS, defendant in case he sboii
file written answer within twenty DAYS after
service hereof, 10 be and appear before tbe
supreme Court at the October Term thereof tn
be holden at Honolulu, Island of oahu. on
MONpA1 Inc seventh day Of October, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ. TO show cause why the claim Of
Andrew Crawford, plaintiff should not no
awarded him pursuant to the tenor of his an
neIed petition. M III
And you are also commanded to leave a true
ana ana arrested copy OF this writ with Bishop and
Company and Sanford B. Dole the atforneVs
agents, factors, trustees or debtors of the above
named defendant. or at the place of their psnaI
abode. and them summon to appear DcrsonaiIv
In said Court on Monday, the seventh dav n
october next. at ten O'Clock II thor o1d
there, on oath. TO disclose whether ffav -
either OF them have, OF at the time said conv
was served, had any Of the goods or effects n
the defendant in their hands and If IN inc
nature. amount and value Of the same. or II
my az elther OF them are indebted to the
uelehusht, and' II so, the amount and nature
thereof.
Notify the said Gsrnishees that uDoD 5efau1t
to attend at the place on the day and hour above
mentioned, execution viii be issued against
their proper estate for the amount of snrb ind
ment as the plaintiff may recover agslnsf tbe
Geienaant- And have you then there this Writ
with fun return Of your PROCEEDINGS thereon
witness, Hon. A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Chief Justice OF the Supreme
10 Ii court, at Honolulu. this f1th day
Of April. A. ID. 1898 -''
177l-14t HENRY SMITH. DENNY C1ert-
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Biennial Meeting.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH TERMS OF
L the Charter, the members of the Queens
Hospital Corporation are hereby notified
that the biennial meeting will take place at
the Rooms of the Chamber of Commerce
on SATURDAY, July 22d next, at II a. m.
JNO. H. PATTY
14S-2t l2I64t Secretary pro tenn.
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Notice 20 Cornorations.

NuIlte 70 corporations.
II conformity with Section -zsl Of The
Civil Code. all Corporations are hereby re-
ecesieG 70 make fun and accu,4.e exhibits
u. their affairs 70 the Interior Department
On OF before the Slzt day OF July inst. the
same being for the year ending July l.
Isse.
Blanks io- this purpose viii be furnished
upon application 81 the Interior Olfce.
4 THURSTuN.
Minister Of interior.
Interior Department. June =. LSS5-
l2-7 %.
KAMOKUNUI has this day been ap.
pointed an Agent TO perform the Marriage
Ceremony for the Dist-;c: Of Ha1alsi. Island
OF Kauai.
Ia. TECRSTON.
Minister Of the Interior.
Iatsz5o- OEc=, June =. 1889 -----S:
Va. E ". FULLER has this day been
appointed 3 member q ths' Road Board e
KIN. E.7-sii, vice Peer Lee. resigned The
Eoz-l nov consists ct
Ed. SMITH. CEair-a-:
Hugh Center.
T. r.. Ea-lsr
L a. TEURSTON.
Minister q The Interior.
Interior once. June -. LSS5. -z77-5.
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WANTED.

81 TO PURCHASE on ONE OF
- the Hawaiian Islands, a tract of
land, 10000 acres, more or less.
EG- Address offers with statement OF
price - A ;. 80" at the Advertiser Office.
I53 I217-1mE
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Applications fo- sale OF Lease OF Gov
s-1meat Lands in North kohaIa.
Hawaii.

s-1meat Lands in North Kohala.
Hawaii
Z--lzz-z--s VII be received 81 the n
-z1- l15ce so- the purchase OF lease Of
- ~a1-z o. PARK Of The following Cane
z-z F-E Lands in North kohzLz. Ha-
wan
E-z-- Ez-kz- Ly--. about s. nile
r= =-z T. r Kinds M. c-cssss The
I--E-z--z and Eo-55r1 roads. Contain
a g -=.5 acrss.
E-- -c-z-z This land -uzz from
or slsz-z --z-sa about i. miles. The
ca =--l-l- IL miles y ~. 6 r
2 Has - containing -1 area Il 1915
--=
---- s-.s III tz=r ar1lse--
-s --z-le--- --- purchase OF lease
--- ---.s % . portion. -g.-l an
- Prise z-- purchase or IN 1c--aL
-- =-s= also s---a Tor =-zz- term
g yeas -L= -z->= is desired.
-lEE-N 3 TECR>IoN-
Minister Of Interior.
- 49, July s. lSs9.
--s- SIS
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Fo-si=a once Notiee.

ErEEEEN OFFICE.
E-s------ H. l., July e ->>--
Us Eafas-- -aa King azS received a-
A-----L L=--s- from his Lzr5-.z, Ms
as-r las E---a--- % Germany kin. Of
E--ss-z- 55 Tl--a me following : trans
-zz--=
We WILHELM tv the erase q. GO5.
E=-s-1- u5 Germany King q Prussia.
e-1- s--. ee- 10 His Majesty hALA-
EA-A E--- @ the Hawaiian Islands
~ EEEt- aS- coon EE-El:
El-- Z-=z-y HISS had 5ae kindness 10
lz--as. t- . .as-z- it tLa 10Th r5 Au-z-
r- sympathy "a l1e t5r-51-e calamity
z--->s rz-l Et--a- upon : portion
--- Seek -- >-I-a. and your esteemed
--Vl- Us --Ea- ne great satisfaction tss..-
5E-- san CD ne E--- Nz5ss.y'S friendly
-=es towards me -2E my country
-z1lz--e E--- Majesty Tor the expression
q $50 --5s-5-z-aSs and attention I remain
r-a ~ zss---a1s q ny J-Ce esteem
E--- A-5=>-ys Good Friend
.N-EN WILHELM.
.----a-s-E-ez-
Cl-S- E-slLaE K
Ez- Nay 81. -Sss 1913 SIX
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W IL GREEN

Minister u Finance
sLr Izz-2t
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-= El-s-e- o- Finance has approved
-5 --s -rpe--t1sat q he tollo~.1E per
s--s made cv the Assessors General :
-zs- -fz---es-
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---s--- 1z-z. July g lSss
Connecticut western news., 1889-07-03
NORFOLK.

Episcopal church services will be re- sumed in the Methodist church next Sunday, July ', at 10. 45 9. m. It is pro- posed to continue the services every Sunday through the summer, alternately in the morning and in the afternoon. All are welcome. After the sermon next Sunday morning the Holy Communion will be administered.
 MT and Mrs w. B. Phelps are taking a vacation, visiting friends down the Naugatuck valley.
 J. K. Shepard is putting up two story building, about 40x2O, that E. D. Ives will use as carriage repository. w. P. Lawrence will have charge dur ing MT Ives's absence.
 Bills are out for the boat race at Tobey pond July 4.
 ELI. Gaylord has gone into the meat business, and did not run in, either,- having bought out l.. l.. Cotton. He takes all of MT Cotton's fixtures, even to "Patsy," and we hope he will con- tinue the success the market has attain ed under MT Cotton's administration. MT Cotton will take rest through the summer and try to regain his health.
Connecticut western news., 1889-07-03
WEST CORNWALL.

PERSONAL w. B. Battam, surgeon dentist, from New Milford, will be at the Mansion House Friday, July 5.... Ed ward Baldwin is home from the Morgan school, Clinton, Conn. ..... Miss Jessie Hart has returned from years course of study at Oberlin. -. Mrs James Il. Moser and daughters arrived home from Washington, D. C., on Thursday last Hon T. s. Gold is having reunion this summer of children and grandchildren, who are all gathered once more under the parental roof. John Q. Adams, Esq, of Negaunee, Mich., spent Sunday with friends in town. Rev Samuel Scoville and family, of Stamford, are moving into their new cottage this week on cream Hill. .. Miss Alice New closed her school at the Center last Friday Miss Gertie Butler, of Torrington, is visiting in this village and vicinity. .... Mir James House and family, of Bridge port, are at Rogers farm for the summer
 Miss Janette Mattison, of Plainfield, N. J., is again at R. N. Cochrane's for 8 few weeks. .. James A. Cochrane has been appointed school committee for the ensuing year :. George Oldfield spent Sunday with friends in town. .... Miss Josie Hart has been quite sick with 8 fever, but is now improving under Dr Skiff's treatment Rev J. H. Pierpont intends to get settled in the parsonage by next week. Mrs Nancy Buel and friend, from Hartford, were guests at Ransom F. Smiths over Sunday .. F. w. Yutzler displays fine lot of fire works for the Glorious Fourth ... Mrs James A. Cochrane, Miss Sarah Miller, Mir and Mrs R. F. Smith and Superin- tendent William Oliver attended the Sunday school convention at Canaan last Thursday .... Miss Mary Beck is in Brookfeld caring for Mrs Earl Stevens, who has injured her knee very severely from 8 recent fall.