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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-06-21

REPUBLICAN office were on the sick
list last Tuesday.
Rev. B. IsOn will preach In the
Ev. Lutheran Church Sunday morn.
ing and evening.
DIR. E. X. Goldsborough and
family. of Washington. arrived ia
Oakland Saturday evening, and will
spend the summer in their cottage on
Oak street.
-LosT-At Offutt's Hall, Saturday
night, the gold ring from watch by
which the chain Is attached to the
watch. Finder will please leave at
this Office.
Miss Willie Robinson. Of Park
ersburg, w. Va. who has been
spending the winter In the South.
has been the guest of her cousin, Miss
Nellie Ison, of Oakland.
The festival given by the young
ladies of the M. E. Church. last FRI
day and Saturday evenings, was
success financially. clearing about
thirty.five dollars. The money will
be used toward re.painting the par.
sonage.
Prof. Jacob Graeber will give
music lessons on violin, guitar, zith-
er. or brass instruments; also vocal
music. Will take engagements for
entertainments and parties. Orders
may be left at F, G. Hyde's jewelry
store.
Hon. E. G.. Rathbone, Chief P. o.
Inspector, and family will occupy the
Cullen cottage. on Oak street, this
season. Mr.. Rathbone's official duties
will keep him In Washington most
of the time, but he will spend Satur-
days and Sundays with his family.
Died. at Cumberland. Md. on
the 18th of June, Judge Robert
Bruce. in his eighty-fifth year. Judge
Bruce commanded the End regiment
of the P. III. B., of loyal Maryland
troops in the late rebellion, and
served with distinction during the
war. Mrs. General Kelley is daugh-
ter of the late Col. Bruce.
Rev. E. A. Shook, of Williams
port, Pa, preached IN the Presbyter.
ian church here Sunday morning and
at Terra Alta in the evening. The
congregations are pleased with Rev.
Shook. and if arrangements can be
made he will he called to fill these
appointments regularly.
The Commissioners were in ses-
sion this week, Among the proceed
ings we note the following: The con-
tract to build the wood bridge over
Castleman river was awarded to
Peter and Michael Nathan and E. B.
Fuller. John Foley was appointed
road supervisor on tie Capt. Mans.
field road
We understand that Mr.. G. T.
Vests store, At SWanton, was broken
into aud robbed last "Wednesday
night. The thieves got several dol
lars in cash, BESIDES a quantity Of
goods for their pains. 1t Is thought
the same parties who went through
G. w. Mayors store. al Terra Alta.
were the perpetrators Of the theft at
SWant0n.
Monday morning about 4 O'Clock
the large -four mill of Mr.. Walter
Rizer, at Keyser. took fire as it is
supposed from the engine room, and
In very short time the structure
was entirely enveloped. the flames
spreading to his adjacent dwelling.
The loss on the mill is yariously esti.
mated at from $4,000 to $4,000,
upon the house is placed at $4,000 to
$4,000. A bucket brigade confined
the fire to the mill and residence,
though other buildings IN the neigh
borhood were in great danger.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-06-21
Excursions to Colorado.

Excursion tickets to Colorado
Springs. Denver and Pueblo are now
on sale at all COUPON ticket Offices of
the B. & o. r. r. at reduced rates,
valid for return iorney until October
31st, 1890.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-06-21
Trespass Notice.

All persons are hereby warned not
to trespass upon my premises. known
as the brick-yard or slaughter.house
lot, adjoining Oakland. for any pur.
pose whatever.
62l 8. A. NELSON.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-06-21
If You Have a Trifiing Cough

Don't elect it, Use Rogers Specific Cough
Cure. Price 25c.
For Sprains, Burns. Bruises, Collie,
Cholera Morbus, &C., use Specific Liniment.
Rogers Cocain Pile Remedy has no
equal.
Use Rogers Worm Syrup-safe and
pleasant.
FranRipan Curative Balm. Indispen-
sible for the ladies' toilet
You will find the above at A. G. Sturgiss'
Drug Store. and Country Stores.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-06-21
List or Letters

List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Post Office at Oakland, Gar.
rett county, Md. for week ending
June u. 1890:
Card, wilkins, Kennard, Mrs. Martha
Friend, Edmond, kennard, Miss Addie,
Friend Jos. Of Jnos, Oehol, JnO.,
Harvey, Jennie, Russell, Charles,
Kasky, Mrs. Mary, Taylor Mary Jane C2)
Persons calling for them will please
say they are advertised.
f. A. THAYER, P. N.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-06-21
ON SATURDAY, The 5TH DAY
OF JULY, 1890,

at the hour of eleven o'clock A. NJ. Of said
day. offer to sell at Public Auction to the
highest bidder, for cash on the day Of sale, all
the following pieces Of machinery In the
Wooden Factory formally operated BY the said
Conrad Bodies, as follows to-wit:
Two Cloth Nappers, one Presser, one
Card and Stand. one Presser. five
pairs Winding Blades. one Spin
ming Machine. one wool Picker,
one Loom. four Cardlng Machines.
one Coarse Picker. about FIVE hun.
dred Spools, one Spooler. fourteen
large Spools, one Table, two Water
Tubs and one large Loom.
Said property will be sold at the Wooden
Factory formally operated by the said Con.
rad Bodies, about two and a-half miles north.
west OF Grantsville.
E. N. CASTEEL,
614 I'd Sheriff.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-06-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Under and by virtue of an order Of the Cir
7th day of June, 1890, in the attachment case
of Thomas ]. Stanton VS.. Conrad Bodies, be-
ing No. Originals for July Term, 1880. the
undersigned Sheriff Will,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-06-21

62l St
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-11-11

piece u work to try and railroad this
I through in this way.
The previous question was put and
( lost.
Rep. Lucas moved the indefinite post
ponement Of the resolution.
Noble MScfaTlane was not surprised
at the conduct OF the hon. Noble.
I This San Diego agent had been round
with paper. and Noble Homer took
the opportunity OF bringing in the
resolution when opponents Of this item
were not present They had counted
need not say anything more about garb-
ling the records of the House.
Noble J. N. Horner-You are making
false statements
Noble MaciSrlSne-Io on would do any
thing TO bring in this San Diego matter
which has been defeated four times.
Some OF the members have Stultided
themselves. The matter has been de-
feated four times legi6mStelv.
President WSlker-The resolution is
out OF order; 1t has no signature and no
date.
The Housa proceeded to the order OF
the day.
Third reading Of bill No. IS6, an Act
10 amend Section SIS Of the Civil Code
relating to fisheries.
Rep. Kanealii moved the bill pass.
Rep. Brown moved 1t be indefinitely
postponed.
Rep. White said the bill was simply to
make the section eleSrer.
The bill was indefinitely pOStpOnei-
l. 10 l..
4 motion 10 reconsider was lost.
Third reading Of Bill lS4A. an Act TO
prohibit the sale Of tobScco to children
under Il wears Of age.
Noble MsrSGen moved the bill pass.
Noble Pua moved It be indefinitely
postponed. Tobacco had never done the
Hawaiian race any harm.
Rep. PashSole said that tobacco was
one Of the LILLE leaks that was helping
the Hawaiian race 20 Gle ont.
The bill passed.
Ihiri reading OF Bill 10. an Act to
establish and regulate the W&iluku water
works.
The bill passed.
Third reading Of Bill To-, an Act 10
SOthorize the construction q railways for
agricultural purposes over the lands Of
those not benefited thereby.
The bill passed.
Third reading ef bin Nc. Is, an Act
% transfer the Post Office from the De-
pGrtment q the interior 70 the Depart
melt OF Finance.
The bill passed
Third reading OF BIZ No. ii, an Act
70 prohibit the keeping and breeding Of
rabbits II the Hawaiian Kingdom.
Rep. Lucas moved the bill be indein-
ltely postponed
Noble Baldwin moved II pass.
The bill passed
II $3.50 ?. n. the House adjourned
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-11-11
>HIPPING NOTES.

The British bzrk Bi-ke-. C2ptSiD Light
hoSv. sailed II ballast to- Port Townsend
Tuesday.
The bz-k {. n Bryant sailed Tor san
Francisco Saturday. Nov. eth Her cargo
consisted q l4.olC bags sugar.
The steamer A2iSo Sr-ivs6 Saturday.
Nov :. Eroc2 China She VII sal toC To-c>
II Mexico Il 5 few days
The bzrS {. \. Bryan; : expected -
NCysDbS- >sh-
The bark ". :. Godfrey. Capt D2os.,
arrived Wednesday morning, : Gays -cczn
Szc Francisco with : MI cargo . Se1er2-
merchandise consigned - c Brewer \ Co
The -cz-Ssu1lns :. g. Wilder. Captain
GI-l-S-h>. sailed TUESDAY morning 10 >S1
Francisco Her cSECo CONSISTED q ~
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-11-11
A LARGE CONTRACT.
The Union Iron Works to Fit out the
New Ewa Plantation.


New Eva Plantation.
The Union Iron Works. of which
MIR. J. y. s. Williams is the able
manager. is to be congratulated on
its success in obtaining the contract
for fitting out the new Eva planta-
ton on this island. The contract
price is something over S20O.0O0.a land
the work is to be all completed by
the LIST of November 1891. This viii
make matters lively at the Union
Iron Works, yet that is nothing new,
for ever since the day the establish
ment first opened there has been a
rush of work. so much SO that the
men have been compelled to work
overtime right along, and even work
all night to fill orders.
The work to be done for the Eva
plantation viii include four-roller
mill and six boilers: diffusion process
on the same principle as at Hama
kuapoko, which MIR. Williams put in;
ouadruple effect; two vacuum pans.
one twenty tons, the other ten tons:
cane cutting machine. Mr.. Williams
patent; centrifugal, 4O-inch, instead
of the usual SOinch. Everything
else will be of the latest improved
style,and with view to the economy
of steam. The smokestack will be
125 feet. 1t is expected to get away
with fifty tons of sugar every twenty
four hours. The buildings, which are
to be of wood, with corrugated iron
covering, viii occupy about an acre
of ground. The plant IS to be put up
with s. guarantee of performance.
The contract Is undoubtedly the
largest ever undertaken for work of
this kind in the Kingdom.
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DEPARTURES.


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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-11-11
OUPRENE -COTRT OF THE

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matter Os TIE Estate q PHILIP MILTON
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-11-11
COURT OF THE

~ Hawaiian lSl1ccS--ln ProSStS.-Ic the
matter Of the estate Of PARKER y. MAKE &
deceased. Order appointing tine fo- q-cbass C
VIII.
A document. p1SpoztiaS 20 be the laSt VII
and testament 81 Parser No-to2 N4Sse. Dc
ceased, having OF the Ssh Day o. August. A n
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sls. and the eSSe having hSe1 SiSccras6 frcz
time 70 time u2tSl Oc-OSer I7ch-
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Ssh day ot Novs2be-. a. D. ISal. A. - o'c,ocS
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proving said vii and Hearing sad s2rlSca-s1z.
when and wAeoe S7y QSrSo7 interested ny
appear and contest re sid VIII. and he gan
Ing o. letters 7eStaZe1c1-r-
Dated Ho2o,1lc. 4 I Oc-oSs- III. -
By the Co1rs ALFRED W CARTER
1Ss>N >oco2S ne2zr CiS<S-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-11-11

CUPREME COURT OF THE

- Hawaiian Islands. Ia Prohate In ne
matter % the Estate of EDW4Rn PRESTON
iatc % Horciair. Oahn. decc4<ci. Al Chambers
before Chief Justice jeid
On reading aad iiiuE the petision and acccaat
% Cecii HroWr. Adari usstr1fcx % the Estart e.
Edward PreSsoa. iate 81 Hcnalaia. Cana. dsa-
ceased. wherein he ASKS 10 Dc allowed SStE9 -
snd charges hiasScir with Si-.sckSo. aud tss<
that the sane may - cxanincd 1n1 arprQses,
aud that = fnal order nay b made 81 aistrita-
ticn % the property ecnsainin:s IA lis hands IS
the perScoS thcreio en1itlef. s1c tisc11rxi1-.
him and his SarSties srom ali further reSRo1<t-
hilitv as Sach sGn,infStrstar.
II Is ordered. that THURSDAY. the TIA aax
% Decent per. A. u. t>sk =. ten o'ciocS A. n
before the said Justice. a. Chambers, IN the
Ccart House. st HcDoluln. BE and the sane
hereby i appointed a. the tine AID place for
hearing said petition and accents saa that al
persons interested nay thea aud there appea-
aud show cause. II any they have. Why The sane
SAo1ld not BE granted. and nay present evt-
dence as % who are entitled - the sAie
property.
Dated al HOuo,Ila. Il. l.. this S,h day q
November. A. y. ISSa.
By the Court;
ALFRSD ". CARTER
iStS-St Second Deputy ClerS-
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Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GTVEN.

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Hon " II Co7nweu, " kSlua, M { =
Nakrs. Miss MaSec. MIS- hSuCS-l, Sst>>
!. Lemon. Miss Mary ROwSsSt. Miss EotSey
noNSetf. A EroS, M Ellen Alexander
sns child u Burgess. MrS 7 ] Turner.
Miss MC>hSne. + Hunter, II johnson \
Petrie. Nh CoovsS. Mrs Rogers. N \ AeS-
hCSalole and wife Rev J n JoSsn1S, NJ
4 Torhert. Miss + N Toroe-t, L & IOrcSrt-
T " McCheSuey. 3 Chinese and i oecS-
pEFkETUSES
Fo-San Francisco. Per bStne SC Wilder
Nov Mr. Clayton. MrS Ross and son. ana
Mss Poor.
kor Maui and Hawaii. IeC SSnnT " u
Hal. Nov ~ . Carter, j. { l B-to,
MrS Clark, " Heive. N 4 heoaoSSlole;;
M Holt. Zahlan SnG wlte- J II t,rStt Si'c
wife. Rev q = Emerson, Rev ! y taTl>,
and - deCS passengers
For san Francisco. per bkIns % Wilder,
Nov Mr. Clayton. Ms Ross Snd SoIi, and
Mss Poor
For .Kausi. per Stmr Mikahals, Nov =
M BAILEY. Mss Barrels. Ms Reeves, \
Conchse. vile SuG : daughters, : \ ASlnS
sr5 = children. r ConSnT S-lc wife.
Ms Z White. M { u CoOSs, Ms W r
H Dsvs-iu and family. h Mills. AhSn2
ana vie. hulluui. - deck passengers
For Lahzinz And HamSkua, Per Ssn1r
Iv-slsr,l- Nov. S-Hcn Paul NeUnl1nD. "
Z gscSa7i. Frank Brown. ! \ Diz>, hi
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CUPRENE COURT OF THE

- Hawaiian Islands. In Probate. In the
matter OF the Estate % ABRAHAM :. Dol
STIR, late OF Ho2elalc. Oahu. deceased. snfcs-
tate. At Chambers.
On reading Snd sling the petition and sc-
counts OF Samuel Z Pierce. Administrator o.
the Estate Of Abraham ;. Bolster. late % Honc-
lula. Oahu. deceased. wherein he asks 70 be
allowed SSSS.S> and charges himself viii
81 .e2S7S. and asks that the same nay Be exS-
mined and approved, and that En2l order Hay
be made OF distribution Of the property remain
ing IN his hands TO the persons thereto entitled.
and diSchSryinS him and his ScresieS frcn al
further responsibility as such administrators,
II is ordered. that SATU RDAY, the rSsA das
OF December, A. ID. iSso. At ten O'Clock A. NJ.
before the said Justice. ~ Chambers, IN rs
Court House 81 Honclalc. be and the same
hereby is appointed as the time and place FOX
hearing said petition and accounts, and that al
persons interested may then and there Sppez-
and show cause, il any they have. Why the sane
should not be granted. and, may present evidence
- 70 who are entitled 20 the said property
Dated AZ Honolulu, II. l.. tins Sth S1y q
November. A. D 1Ss0
By the Courts
J. II. REST.
1855 Deputy Clerk-
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10 PEARL CITY BY STEAM CARS
Mr.. W = Maltby Gives His Farewell
Performance.

Mr.. W = Nsitby Gives His Farewell
Performance.
Saturday was S most charming
dsy for the excursion 70 Pearl City.
and large number OF people took
advantage Of 1t for a pleasant outing.
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passenger csrs.left the depot prompt
II at 80 ?. n and arrived ST Pearl
City shout $50 O'Clock The Pavilion
vSs well filed. but not crowded 70
excess, IS On the previous exhibition
two weeks sgo-a1d the arrangements
for the accommodation OF guests
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The ksmehameha Glee Cubintend
giving a concert, with the assistance
Of local talent,at the Hawaiian Opera
House the latter end of December
for the benefit of athletics. The pub
lie may look forward to a musical
treat,