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The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07
III EAMEHANEHA LUAU.

TEs Champion Baseball Team Of 1890
With = S1nber Of Friends Elegantly
Ezts-ratzeI- Athletic sports etc
Al event took place 81 the kGne-
tIets school u Saturday which
ss= attended b large nEnhs= Of
people II was lasu given by the
boys n loICr Of the hEneEsmehs
baseball nina. which Won the cham
u.Cczh5u q 1890 n the Hawaii
baseball league Everything II COZ
cecao1 with The lusa vas prepared
b. the boys and Il certainly did
then the highest credit Ihs feast
took Place n the large dining hall.
which had bean pEettlly decorated
with Ezgs and eTsTgTseEs- Five
large tables were literally loaded
down with Hawaiian food q every
kind. mist deIic-0us-y cooked, and
there VS. II abundance Of water
melons and sHEaEed waters
The invited guests g they arrived
zeEs cordially received By the pEin-
ClpeI- Rev " B OLSON. and his
vie. and the staff Of the school. The
rscsut-C1 rCCu was decorated with
eTergEee1S and flowers and On the
walls hung group pictures OF the
champion team The handsome bat
and ball made OF Island woods IRE
ssuEed By Mr. Thos- G. Ihrun for
the champions OF 1880 were also dis
played II this r00u- and admired by
everybody
Among thOse present we're His
Majesty the King, H r H Princess
LiIiuokzlsni. Hon Chss- 3. Bishop.
d. and Mrs c. " Hyde, Mrs P C.
Jones Miss Jones Mr. and HRS. H
Ws6erhoGse. Misses Warehouse (2l.
NJ and Mrs T c. H0suer. Mr.. and
Mrs C. L Bow Mr. and Mrs Il
NJ Scott Mr. and Mrs B. T. DlIIng-
han Mrs J. O. Carter, 3Irs. J. I.
WateEho1=e, Mr and Mrs. 7. g.
IhEuu- Mrs G. E Boardusr- Mrs
Lansing Mes=Es- 5 D Fuller and ".
A Bowen. Miss Malone. principal.
and tie staff and pupils q the Ia
EshsDshs Preparatory ScoooI, Miss
Pepcon and the pupils of hsEsishao
SeuICeTy. Uenbers OF the Legs
lzr1re- representatives CT the AVE-
Tsz ard B1IIstiu, and { large num-
Der q HsEsuz1z-
Wien I'll were sezted q the table.
Mr. Olsen stated that there would
b ID sueeches- The boys had taken
this way Ct slowing their spprecia-
t-CC Of the BASEBALL team y winning
the Championship
Rev Dr. C. II HYDE then said
gEece- after which the guests did
ample justice 70 the good things
During the laz1 the GIee Club
sang several selections. under dfrec-
tion q W. Richards One CT the
Songs vas q f0loEz:
In : yzIIeE Up Ezlihf
ThE-e7s snail bzzzzz iz-rl.
Io cldTz1e when property
PAenty q boyz ID sEzru.
This firm fee1= Ho1oI1I1.
Gives gTzcl=s p9luE q cz1e,
Nike snail boys gov and big boTs hoe5
D-1 fsTt1 Slcl3 II rz---
We talk IfttIe Enzilzn-
We pay little bal, Il
In fact Thzt Te Do II tesse En@
Needs 10 remark ~ al
The flzhtf1l amount d pci
On Ehieh We daily led
Gets = n sbzpe AZ 6 AZ
To pC1 fhe fstiy= Eeed-
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Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure.
AcCnDn A-c-1- rr-r-H-


l. r-0Tiztocz q : cerzzi- zo-1zzzs uzle br
N-1LEZ ard Pzzlo q P1ECo. Islzr6 q
Ncs1EzE- % Ross-1 Hid O Eo1zI. IsIz-.d Of
E1T-ll c1ssc tso--zrT I'D $50 ksco11ed
LI5er 10 PAGE 50 nO-ics L he-zay EiTer tEar
zEs ZC-l-zZ=s I1t=Ed= % tos=cL1ze ne sz-e s7-
c511zE11z o-oEsn- -o-Tl1 l01 psE1szt q
Ez-s-s=--
Soci.s + IiEsELss ciVs- tEzt zf-er the e-Dfrz-
ziC1 Il ---se weeks trc1z ne date q T5is zort-e
-Es pr1pe--T C1EFETe1 EF said r-o---z-e all -
tzTs.-is@- for s.le = yzclir s1ctto1- :. tie
OE IEC6DAl- tEe III dzT q Oc-o5sr- Issl a
= zrC- q sz1- dr.
Fz-lhs. Fsrslc1ia-z ca h Eae Nv z C.s-Ie-
D1tec ECzGl-iz. Sey-sZhe- . Is.N.
ROBERT z HIND.
Ec-tgzzse-
rs R-zZlsez c0Vs-@d y I'D al0-Tg1zs c9a-
SO q.
Noi1sc1T- II z ~. 1 c 4 80 % Ezzxsrrf.
: s-I9f acrzs- zE1 CoETsTsd 70 Ezi1 6 SzhfE1
II cee,. q sziG pa-e-tse- Recorded II Her =.
E6-Al 1Eoss premises described Il Lea
So . EEks0EiO zoCzr &c zcrs, - Px1oIoz
1o-oE-1- cc-TsTs1 % sid Sahizr b TIE zboTe
tssl-
1clcEzz- eoztz1EtEZ a ara O = LIN. ard
cozysEsd 70 said 5 Pzzio b dasd q 2 poe =
II TrEzseez LzzzIEIo Zz-z1e. lEse- = rz-e =.
zra-T1s 5ze5y.t.d Z q t1ose pre1Esez des-
= Perckes- z11 conyeEsd % said Ps1ic b
1sef e EsEz- 6zred Pe5-zzxT lErE. isss y
5eE-Ali l1ose 2-ez1ses csscH5e6 IN Z 2 STA
I G 4 ~ pc kzEopEkaEi- zr-es - r.e-rfs. -
EozOrllH-1leo- EoioEzi- eozysysd 70 aid ystf-
Z y ce~1 q A2Eezloaz- czted Re6--z-T "a.
I315-
s.h-sE q APs1.@ EPass. Lea szs 70
k1hzzpehipz1l- d Izz6 citrate a VAIL
11zts eg-gsZez 70 SzAt1z 81 deed q L-oe- dzfeS
J-Es 17rh l5t5 - '-'S-
..1--f q ne PREMISES ki-zz:e ~ WsszIuz
kt-r ~ 6se1 - 2 DeIe- s.zI- 1919 =,
Ll5e- .. psze 81. ard
sz1--Tss sso-S q aid zo-1zzo-s q wafslcs
-''-'---- 1zz-1.
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HI J. n : T.Ekslsa-

His Imperial japanese Majesty :
training ship Tsukabz- vooden
corvette Of 1875 tOus displacement.
arrived O Saturday. forty three days
hun HzkOdzdi. japan After coz
ing to anchor II the naval roT, sEe
sa11ted the Hawaiian and Admiral
Bz0Enis flag The Tsukubs was hare
before IN May. 1853 She VIII remain
this tine zb0zf three week
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5 S. CLGUDISE
! SzsLs.zetorE Tr54I Trip zz5s b The
SsE <r=zze- 70 Koko Hzz6-

l SsstzszztorT TrzzI Trip Hzde b. The
NsE Sr=z-e- 70 Koko He16-
TIE WIdsr Steamship Company :
u=z seszus- Clz1d-Es usds : trial
IT'D 70 Eoko Head and return Ss5u-
6sy efrsr1oo1- Aho1t tE0 Lundred
and fry pEsgls Ee-e q board IL
clcdl1E The Chief justice and Z
u1uteE q Ueubers q the LegIsIs-
tu-z Captain J. 4 King the Con-
pGys = Cozuod1re E& II cuu-
E1d q The vessel SLe Iett tie
DICK 81 lis F-L and eErzTed q
Eok0 Head Il z50- Returning tie
ssssEs- d1cEed Il 3-25- The ZIP
WS INST successful C1a. ard
Eo-Eilz bit pzsLse f1E che DeE
vessel Ess EeEd OF IL s-des- Il
tines sic E= rU1ug ussEly sLIr-
tee1 E0sz Il koV- L vas rzther
l-eezy outside. and Z god many Of
the guests lad q SEEK the =eeI1sIou
which Z CABIN gEeDe Retresh-
ueuts were served dining the Uip.
Tie CIz7dine L ksnds0ueIy fitted
Up- and L valuable acquisition 70
Tia Wld1 Coups1ys feet
Tce Cls16i1e sails f0r Maui and
Hawai- to-nd-zoE afternoon q :
0'cl0ck- taxing the Einz1'z Place fz
tzO- and probably three npe
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NAEEIED-

-.l,,Es> --s-E LlN - Il = A-z-s-S
-.-E=.z-zz Ea-1z--- s1-z-ee- 5'-GE- b
-= E=- lex Lz-Es-C>-- l-- El-1z--
---=s q Ezz-z1 O. MS CE--l-s Jane
--E----
TCE-ElIE EAEE FL TIT ~
-E5EEz- C---c- E--- ---L-- Ei--CC,=- =
l~ ne E=T 4 Z Parker -N-- George
X E--rc- o. Ms E-E.-s-E : AG-C--
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CrOCI advertisements.
CUPRENR COURT OF THE

~ Hawaiian is,sadS,-ln Probate. In the
Estate % ANU \, (CAl 90 HeeiS. kSolSapoke,
0sAs, deceased. snsessste>
on resGias and EitrS the petition % ksSlslsi-
"a, Anita ". % keol2apoSo, osAG. alleging that
Aria :, (CAl es said kee,snpcko. Oahu, died
istestste IS Hong kers. CAsnS, On the ssh 10
ei NSScA, A, n. tSSs. ard praying TIA; letters %
administration Issue - her, tAe said kcslSlainS
Aatu.
Il IS ordered that TUESDAY the Ssca cay %
oesoAes. A. n. lSSsA. Ne srG hereby Il appointed
fc- kexrisx said Petition before ,Ae said jGs.see,
in the Gear; Rocn 81 shiS CoSrs, 8; HoaelplG, 81
which tine ard rlsee ST persons concerned may
appear and show sSsSe, Il Sry they have. way
said petition SSSaelS nes - granted.
Dated Eoso,Sls, II, l.. September 9Th, \, n,
fSSN
Ey the CocrSs
! II, RElST,
1883 Deputy ClcsS.
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Tax Appeal Notice.

THE TAX APPEAL COIrPr
Il ThIrd Division, viii bod sit,In1. -,
lows: sH a. lo'~
II fhe COlrt Eozse. Sor1h Eona xove,,ha.
SSh, issD. a. 70 O'Clock :. "a -
- re So5sL Hose. SOzth E0nz, Soyembe,
September .. lso.
u.. s. L. AUSTIN.
TfzfzSf1 Aiio DiTl-ion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07
CUPREME COURT OF TINE

- y t--1NNs = Z II VA III
~ Hawaiian 1SlSnGS>-lr the matter of the
Bankruptcy % RICHARD GAYLORD. Before
M. JcStiee EtcNKS-oN. Order on petition q
ESrSrSp: toS GSScAzsSe frors debts.
Cpoa reading and ding the petition 81
SSceSr1 Gaylord. SileSt2S that more than six
months have elapsed since he Was a6j.GieSIed
: bankrupt, sad praying fo- discharge f-esa
~ his debts.
II IS ordered tbs; TUESDAY, the siSs dSy q
October, A. n. ISL, in Aliiolaui Hale, Honolulu
az ~ a. u. Of tia, Gsy, before Mr.. Justice
Bieksssea, be and the sane is hereby appointed
fo- the hearing ot said petition, az which tiae
SGG place al creditors who have proved their
claims against said b&1k<cp; may appear and
show cSGSe, II any they have. why the prayer Of
said Bankrupt sAolsG no: BE- granted.
Witness my hand this 81 GSv Of
October. A. n. lSSO.
RICHARD +. BICkERT0N,
Justice Supreme Court.
AsscS;s ALFRED W. GARTER.
1889 Second Deputy Clerk.
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Educational.

Mr.. John A Moore, the Normal
School Inspector. leaves on the
steamer Clsudine, on Tuesday, for
the islSnd OF Hawaii. Following is
list OF the places he viii visit with
the dates:
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Exeeutrix's Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAv-
i ING been duly appointed Ereeutrf~ ~ "a
vii o. ELIZABETH HUMPHREYS Isfe ~
Holol1lE- deceased Notice j. herebv s,f,-e,
Il%t ~ PeEs01s having claims against aid
e.lzle 70 present the same duly aurhentfeated
FlIn proper Tc1eEers. sheteer sscurel ~ r1c-~f
z-Ze..o otlsrTlse- % the Endersignei within
= l-oltns fEoE tie date hereof OF her viii -
lo-c.ef o4rrel- AID 81 persgls Indebted - the
E1eL-s 70 tie Ecdersszne5 f-S
September T. 80 ~ -
SARAH :. ROBERTsOx
ELsczIrix q VIII Of EIfzzEef1 H,-,-,,-,t -.
riz4Esf1
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Notice to Tax-Payers.

HE ASSESSMENT LIST FOR
- ne Dlstriet of North KOhslz win Be opes
detailed below. Nj ~ u me Gays
Eiuiii. October /. 1870.
Ask2Dzlz, October 2. fssy-
HzlsNz, October ., fsZD
Hsr1r Octosef and .. Isa0
kzpz21 Cezrt House, Octobeyz "a sseo
RBEE P. LOw.
izfzzt
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SUPREME COURT OF THE

SUPREME COURT OF THE
~ Hawaiian Islands. In Probate In the
matter q the Estate Of CHAS. y. ARNOLD OF
Honolulu, O1hc, deceased. interstate.
On reading and Filing the Petition OF Mrs
{. y. Arnold widow 81 said deceased alleging
that ChSs- y. Arnold. died interstate :. said
Honolulu on the s4th day OF September, 1870,
SEt praying thS; letters 81 Administration is.
sRs 10 her. II : ordered that TUESDAY, the
18Th day % October, lSso. st 10 o'clock am be
and hereby Is appointed for hearing said Pe;i-
ton IN the COCs. Room, OF this Court, 81 Ali
olSaI Hale, HocolalG, :; which time and place
&li persons concerned may appear Snd show
cause. Il any they hsve, why said Petition
ShoCld nOc be granted
Dated Honolulu, Sept. 3, 1870.
By the Cocr.
1SS 81. HENRY SMITH Clerk
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NOTICE :

4 llz ossl.aElT appointed Administrator Of the
Estate q the lzte J. L. CHEESBRO. deceased.
So-ice y hereby given 70 zlI persons 70 present
sa=lr elai1e against the Estate OF said J. l.
Cne@So-o- duly authenticated 10 the under
Slzl@d = L4UPzhOehOe- Hawaii within SIX
1-o1L1= lsn-1 the date hereof or they viii b.
-o.-teE o-rredi and ali persons indebted 10 said
estate are her=bE requested 70 make frmsdiat-
payment
J. & BARNARD
41uilisT-1to- Of the Estate Of J. l. Cheesbro
L2cPshoshos- Hawaii, Sept Is-- 1890. I3s1-2r1
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Am advertisements.
NOTICE.
THE RAPIOIANI NJ

THE RAPIOIANI MATER
L NTTT HONE has rTo ruous 70 1cco1l-
iodine PITLn- patients Ladies q moderate
Es1CS EtC uISE 20 SsCE-e home - reasonable
rs-zs- before sud GE-i1E the ti1e q Cc16Ee-
EEEl. where the hest OF food S-Es1CzCcs. Eur>-
IL 40 medical skill VIII &c provided: viii
please apPlE 81 cb= 6czst0 Mrs Miller. the
A.r-UC WEO vi-L attend 20 zd1igLzEce, give
5z-ES a. a1T olAsc information rsC cJ-sC-
E1zcIzI-- Oct1be- 1. so iSf-D
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VESSELS II PoET.

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L 2 y : Acu--- E1lEr-5- E-1- C---s=-
Z --1,---zs Ezs---- Sad
= - 5s-EEsL --T-E LET=r-C---
So n Els-z-- SG- ErZ--ls'-,l-
b EE-fz----- A--=rs.--- NzT-azs--=-
H---e [5-s-=-1- : E-i-->s-C- 81 t-Z----'-,--
b Es4-,-I-T- E--EE--
b -Cz- LC--C
BEC = 8-Tz--- Lacrosse 81 -rz---S-'--
HI Y LS-E--a- T-pG-
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Assignee's Notice.
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, CIR
Il Cit J-iEe Third Jz5iciaI Circuf-. win bold
Court = follows
= i>4u- a. 10 O-ci0ck 4 n
~ me A01rl House North hohzlz. October Il
and NoTsDber zud3- ls9c. 81 I09'cIoek
an.
A. tEe Cont HoEse- N0-tE kOul- Eove-aber -
and q Ia ~ - o'clock g n
II ne S01r- Ho1se- Sculh koaz- November p
l>4t- - - O'Clock = II
September - 1,9n-
: L AUSTIN
CiF-Cl- : Il-e Third Judicial CIrcuit.
-rEEF-F-T
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Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure.

y ACCORDANCE WITH THE
Il provisions OF 8 certain z-or-z-Ee uzde by
kzl1zE Of EilC- Island u Hawaii. Hawaiian
1Z1 EsSI-LsG u said ElleE e. Lyman 20 :
Carrie CT EIl1- aforesaid and re-1ssi-uel By
SAID ! : C111rg1 20 Eer1srE C. AESEil q HIlo.
IsJrssGLL- z-d q reC0-d II the c5ce OF the
Es;--sEr1- q CCEFe71EEzz II LI5er ll-i and On
YI-ss l-3 and Ia l1-Ice = Esrs5T EiTez thai
RE 1SsI-zee Herbert c AE=5Il intends % for
close The SINE f1t coCtE-I11 broken 70 VII :
TIE Z0E--E!lz e11 OF interest AID principle
NClI-e = ESEEIss given tEZ- after the eTuir-
azigz Q: three weeks fran. L1s date OF ibis
notice The property c0zVz!s1 d said E0-I-Z-e
viii be ADVERTISED for sale II pEbIic azCrfoz a
TIE Hid C0-r1 hose II HiI0- o. No1G=T. the
-ilrE e-sT q Oc-G1sr- - = c-clcck EOo1 OF said
czT- EEr-Eer particulars c11 BE- lad % Hitch
c5ssk AID HilcEcack- EIIo. Hawaii
D9-sG ELl1- Sep-ezbe- - I-e4l
HERBERT {. AUSTIN
SEco1G AS<iz1ee 10 No--zz=s
Tzz p-z1i=ss coTe-sd bT said zor-t1zs con
LE-f q EsEziIEzut bGz1d=d and described =
fcILozs=
Co@zzcl1z q tie SCzrb side Of PoEahsvzi
x-reE1 - -h= vast co-Ls- Of Eos No owned bF
MoeE0= and III along the 6czE61rT Of said loE
SoCtk So We<E % f. thence along Iot No. g
Soc-E 55.- Ws<- z15 feet thence gIo-z the
rszd Sorzt 80. West rs = 20 PoazhzEsi ST..
tte-Es sIo-Z Sid street No-Lz II East rs 4. 70
the point a coZ-s-c6Zsz- Containing .ud
ara % o1z ard EEo Ee1Lhs ares (1-5-I9.l Tie
Es-z being Lbe premises that were colTeysi 20
the Mortgage. IT B PI--zu ard wife Mzr1hz-
z PIMA cT dssd cz-ed Febrzs-y IS 1Sts and
recorded Il the oEcS OF the Rezls.rz. Of coz
TzFr1ces Il szi1 E'5zoIziz- Island Of OzhE IN
Lcsr = foxes 80 30 and IL 81 q
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"a as--s g 80 z--c---- 81 - -
- - 49, ~ gz----e $50 E-c- -
- 49, --s-zsa1r 81 E----z-- --.si- -.'--
= .---.ss-s-t- a. = z-z 81 s-s-- -lEs- : { c-es
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CUPREME COURT OF THE

hL--hE AOOh1 Of Lii r
~ Hawaiian IslSnGS.-In Probate In the
DSt1eC Of The EStSte c. PARKER NORTON
MAAEE. deceased. Order appointing time for
PEob@re Of VIII Snd Gireclsng publication OF
notice o. the same.
Ac0cCuent, pU-po-;ius 70 be the lSst VIII and
testament q Parker Merton MSkee, deceased
having on the 9Th Day Of August ID. lSea, been
presented "a said Probate Court. and petition
Tor the p-OoSte thereof, and for the Issuance OF
letters te>sSElsns@-y 20 Joseph o. Carter and E
y. Teaney, having been fled by said Joseph o.
Carter.
Ii is he-sby ordered. that FRIDAY. the 18Th
Gay September. AID. 1870. 81 10 o'clock A N, os
Sid car, 81 TIE Court nom Of said Court 81
A4lol@1l Hale, II Honolulu be. and the same is
hsrsoE appointed the time for proving sad will
2Dd hearing said application, when and where
@1y person interested m4y appear and contest
the said VIII, snd The granting Of Letters
tsS14Dentzr!.
Dated Honolulu. L. I, August =, 1871.
b. the C0ast:
ALFRED ". CARTER.
-sS>-sl Second Deputy Cls-k-
The time for leaving application for probate
O. Las within mentioned Will Is hereby extended
70 October l., $50.
By the Court
ALFRED " CARTER.
Second Deputy Clerk.
Dated HOrOIrIu- Sept. -. 1877 I3il-St.
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Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED uAV

Il ING been duly appointed AdruIui.f-zto- n.
TIE Estate o. LETlTIA u. LOVE. Iste Of
Ho1oiai1- deceased AL persons having Claims
against the said estate are hereby noticed 10
y0-ceers, 70 the 1ader=igre ed within siT r1o1I,-
from the dz-e hereof O. they will Be- foreve-
oz-red; AID al persons indebted 10 szid esrsfe
ere re4zested 70 make immediate PAYMENT TO
FC-L stEEe-. HoEolzIE
WILLIAM 2. LOVE
AoEli1Ist-zto- Estate OF L. u Lore. deee4sed
Hor0.1ir- sept = $50. $3.50
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Annual Meeting Paukaa Sugar Co.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF

i ne P-zkA Szzz- Co VIII be held ~ the
C9cs a T. BrsEe- s CC-Ip11T- H01OlEll- o.
II E>DAT- OcE1bC- = 1>Jt- 81 u o'clock an
-Ha- 2 { JONES Secretary
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07
rEEaE-L Ek>

S- -N-k--AA-t-
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Hs-s--.- &--
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-04-29
Excursion Rates.

The l.. & N. will sell excursion
tickets to Nashville all this week on
account of the races for 1886 for the
round trip including admission ticket
to the races. Good returning until
May 4. VIII also sell round trip
tickets to Fort Worth, Tex, May 3, d,
Z and 8, good for 30 days, at one fare
for the round trip. Account of South
ern Baptist Convention. Rates to
Fort Worth via Memphis 5000, via
New Orleans and Houston $26.40, via
st. Louis $3.50. Persons leaving
here at ~ p. m. on the 9th connect
at Montgomery, Ala, with the Baptist
Special, arriving at Fort Worth at 10
a. m. on the sth, via New Orleans and
Houston.
The l.. & N. will sell round trip
tickets to st. Louis May 3D. to 9TH in
elusive, good returning until June 4th
at one fare, S7.96, account General
Conference of the NJ. E. Church,
South.
w. w. Alexander, Agt.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-04-29
Farm For Rent.

| offer for rent for term not ex-
ceeding four years, beginning Janu-
airy |, 1891, the Rosebrook farm, stu
ated on the GAINESVILLE pike, four
miles south of Hopkinsville and ad-
Joining the farms of w. t. Radford,
j. o. Cushman and others, contain
ing $50 acres, $50 in cultivation and
the rest in timber. This farm is in a
high state of cultivation, well improved
and abundantly supplied with run
ming water. 1t is admirably adapted
to the cultivation of wheat, corn and
tobacco, or would make an excellent
stock farm. HENRY j. Sites,
Admir- of Mrs. NJ. c. Edmunds, de-
ceased.
April q, 1890.
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Bonnie HambIetonian.

DEscRIPTION--A deep chestnut, l6'z hands,
fine style and speed, and In every particular
the grandcst stock horse ever In the country
PgDIGREE-By McCurdy's Hambletonian
a.2giE. by Harold LIST Dam Belle, the Dam of
Nutwnod 2:lslS, Wedgcwood 2:l9's, N0ontide
2:2Ols, and many others IN the 1880 list.
Bonnie's dam Katie Lee (thoronghbreL by
Rochester, he by Imp. Bonnie scotland, LIST
Dam Lady Lancaster, I'd Dam kate by Lee
Paul.
TERMs-will make the season 81 1890 Mt TWEEN
ty dollars the season II mare proves not In
foal or barren, money will be refunded when
the fact H. determined, or $50 to Insure u mare
in foal. Note payable list of August will be ac-
ccpted in lieu Of cash, for seasons service.
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.

w. P'Pool spent yesterday in
Nashville.
Mrs. p. b. Pendleton was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. C. II. Dietrich is visiting
friends IN Trenton.
Col. NJ. d. Brown spent three days
of last week in Paducah.
Miss Callie Golladay, of Roaring
Springs, is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Lou Graves returned Satur-
day from visit to friends near Tren-
ton.
Mrs. w. I. TONNES, of Danville, Va,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. N. b. Ed
munds.
Mr.. j. f. Wells, of Dinwiddie
county, Va, is visiting Mr.. w. >.
Cheatham, Of this county.
Mrs. o. j. Smith, Mrs. T, d. jane
son and Mrs. Ben j. Garnett, OF Penn
broke, were in town Saturday.
Tom Dade, who now lives at Hart
field, Tenn, working up life insurance,
made a short visit TO his fathers fam
lily Sunday.
Messrs. j. NJ. Howe, Eugene Wood,
II. A. Mcdonald, +. b. Long and
Geo. c. Long have returned from u
fishing trip to White Oak Creek,
Tenn. Mr.. Jno. B. Trice, who went
with the party, remained behind an
other week.
AIr. and Mrs. Jno. Feland, Jr.,
Misses Lallic Woodbridge, Kate
Woodbridge aud Cora Petrec and
Messnr. IL. II. Alternately and II. M.
Woodbridge went to Trenton Friday
night to attend the presentation Of
among the Breakers by an amateur
company.
DIR. X. d. Flemming, OF Warrenton,
n. c., who was for many years resi-
dent Of this city. is here on a visit to
his friends, Mr.. w. l.. Trice and MAJ.
j. O. Terrell. He is accompanied by
his accomplished daughter, Miss
Mamie. DR.. Fleming left Hopk'ns-
vile nearly eleven years ago and this
is his first return visit. Time has
dealt so lightly with him that few of
his old friends have failed to rccog-
nize his face. He will return home in
two or three days.
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Osborne Binders.

We are agents for the celebrated
d. M. Osborne a. Co. Binders and
Mowers, and would be pleased to sup
ply these machines to the farmers.
We are just in receipt of car load
which will at once be put on sale at
this place, also at Douglas and La
fayette. We keep a full line OF re-
pairs and Irvine at this place.
ALLENSWORTH & MCKNIGHT.
HOWELL, Ky.
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Christian Court of Common Pleas.
and Exparte.

This day came the petitioners by their attor-
ney, Joe McCarroll, and filed In the Office Of the
clerk OF the Christian Court Df Common Pleas
their exparte petition In equity, pra y'ng that
tho petitioner, Kate Young, be empowered by
decree OF said court to use AMI enjoy, sell ana
~ She may own or acquire free from tile claims
or debts II her said husband, James A. Young,
TO make contracts, sue and be sued rs single
woman, to trade In her own name and dispose
OF her property by will or deed II Is therefore
ordered that Il copy hereof be published In the
Hopkinsville Kentuckian, newspaper pub.
iIshed In Hopkinsyille, KY, for the period Of
time required by law. Given under my hand
a. clerk Of the Christian Court OF Com mon
Pleas. This April s5th, 1890; -. 81,
A copy attest: CAN, BROWN, Clerk'
@. NJ. Brown, Clerk.
Joe McCarfoll for petitioners
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Opinions Asked.

Judge Joe McCarroll and Col. A. II.
Clark:
The confidence the people have in
your Judgment and integrity induces
me to request that you will give to the
public through the newspapers your
opinions as to the propriety of making
party races in the election of Dele
gates to the Constitutional Convention
and the reasons for those opinions.
CITIZEN.
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MATRIM ONlAL.

At 4:3O o'clock tomorrow afternoon
DIR. w. b. Mathews and Miss Mary
Bainbridge will be united in marriage
at the residence of the brides father,
w. l.. cambridge, in Nashville. Rev.
w. NJ. Green, Methodist, will perform
the ceremony. The couple will leave
Immediately after the marriage for
Cedar Hill, Tenn, the home of the
groom's father, where a reception will
be rendered them. DR.. Mathews is
located at Herndon, this county,
where he has large and increasing
practice and is an exceedingly popular
gentleman. The young lady is high
ly educated and great fayorite in
Nashville society. The doctor will
arrive at Herndon Saturday, where
they will board at Mr.. G. S. Coleman's.
Sam Hoskins and Miss Ma tile Nall,
from near Mt. Moriah, eloped to Ten
nessee Sunday and were married.
The way they passed through town it
was evident the old man was in hot
pursuit with shotgun. But they
beat his time and are now man and
wife. Clinton Democrat.
Mr.. L. r. Carmack, editor of the
Nashville American, will be mari d
to-day to Miss Callie Huntington, Ct
Columbia, Tenn. Miss Huntington
lived in this city when child and has
frequently visited friends here within
the last few years. Mr.. Carmack is
one of the brightest young journalists
in Tennessee.
Marriage Licenses.
Jno. Rogers to S. E. McCord.
coLoRED.
Ad Carrot to Kittic Davie.
James Radford TO Hattie Wisdom.