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rx.cnxRv xxAmrx.rIoN.

} The Dext session Of the Board OF School Bx-
Eamtpers Of Portage County viii be held at Ra-
VIENNA. on Saturday, January 18Th. 1873.
- GEORGE DARsIE. Clerk.
Dec. 1s, iszs. = ass-ss
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The highest market price win be paid for amy
quantity OF Flax Straw delivered At my mill
near The A. 4 G. W. Railroad Station, in
Rayenna. Sse& Il. A. DooLfTTLE.
Ravenna, July so ISM 90s-tf
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Call and 1xxam,ne

Call and Examine
rhe new e<.50 Bed Spring. manufactured BY
yance Wells she beat article aver sold for ths
money. Every one guaranteed 10 give satisfae-
on. es-6.
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HnlisiaxGooda,
Symptoms of Catarrh..

A dne assortment of Ladies' Cuffs and Collar,
eau be found at the store OF \. CONVERSE.
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n. CONVERSE viii receive in . few days an in
voice Of NEW Young Hyson Teas, to be sold n.
teduced prices.
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,ADY-MADE CLOTHING.

A good quality Batting to be found at No.
Etna Block. ut 1ec to &C per lb.
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Bargains in Zap Robes.
We are selling Animal Lap Robes AZ $50
WAY CHEAP POE BROS.
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Collins Book store Bazaar,


Collins Book Store Bazaar!
NEW GOODS FOR THE FALL TRADE.
We are now in receipt Of hne stock Of Fancy
and Staple Goods. Notions, Ladies, Furnishing
Goods, Ladies' and Childrens' Merino Under
wear, &C., which are put on sale 81 attractive
prices. ae ilg fszsat1 shaA
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
An interesting assortment Of Miscellaneous
Books, School Books, Magazines. Literary pa
pers. the Daily Journals. &cssA wen selected
assortment Of xsssl1 ~ -
FINE STATIONERY, e
Gold Pens, Blank Books. Inks. &C.. ascomplese
as can be found in the city.
Give us call, as you will be pleased with enr
goods and will find the prices satisfactory.
e. H. COLLINS . coz
Rayenna, Oct. 20, 1872.
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ETsxxSz 81 sParticular Attenticn
paid . cutting garments for ladies 10 make n,
BY J. 8. Walker, opposite Citizens Han.
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.r-,...y -. IMMKNsR CROWDS
Visit Poe Brothers daily 30 secure the raFs
bargains they are Offering.
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NEW GOODS.

Fine Honey Soap and Glycerine Soap nt . ets-
per caKe, at the store OF n CoSvBRsE-
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REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
JNO. G. BEATTY

has removed to No. s. Reeds Block, and opened
up the largest and most attractive stock of
CLOTHS, 4asssa
CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
HATS & CAPS,
GENTS NGGOODS,i
TRUNKS. &C.
Ever shown in this market.
Hunt up Beatty's Store II you want anything in
his line. as he will make it to your interest to
trade with him. j. C.BEATTY.i
EEAR IN MIND ,fz
That BEATTY has got first class Merchant
Tailoring Department, in connection with his
other business. 1t is under the superintend-
ence of MIR. GEO. W. sTOUFFER, who gives
universal satisfaction In HIS FITS
n6P N B.-Particular attention paid to cut
ting garments to be made mp elsewhere,
EVERY GENT. or
Wanting Cloths or Cassimeres viii make mis-
take if he buys without looking at BEATTY's
stock.
There is no usa dodging the question, Beatty
is HEAD QUARTERS on Hats Caps. 3
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TUsCARAwAs BRANCH.
Leaves
Bayard. 1910 and $40 p. m.
New Phiisdelphia. go .. IA. and /. 90 Q. ID.
Arrives.
Bayard, g.z5a.s ID. and 400 p. M.
Eew Philadelphia, 500 and Q. p. M.
r. r. MYERS,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent.
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to purchase your Glass Ware.
I Nay -, Is71 1s7.
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BAR REUNIoN.-The fourth annual
-eunion of the members of the bar o.
ahe Ninth judicial District of Ohio, is
be held at the Austin House, War
-en. on the afternoon and evening Of
tuesday next, Dec. oath. ..., ,I
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$3.50.

q q Q e toA,eo.
Elegant otsoraaa Reversible shawis 81 s<st
AZ POE BROS.
zss i.la.s eaE y GREAT DECLINE
IN Dry Goods. - POE BROS.
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s The largest stock In town may DO found n
MAY 81 1s5s. isT. DEMING's.
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Holidays.
OUsrOnf CLOrHING,

Custom Clothing made by Flsth & Poe sx-
cells anything made in Town or County fol
style of cutting and ueatness of manufacture
cave your measure and be convinced.
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DEpicAroRY ADDRESS.

Time rushes DER us, swift as evening clouds;
Ages roll back-whae calls them from their
shroudsy
rris the Drama, with its mighty power, -
To cast the shadows from each darkened hour.
Il paints the scenes as they beiore us pass,
And asks no aid from Fancy's magic glass.
"a It points moral and adorns taie,'
And errors cause, before its light grows pale.
Il is safeguard TO the human mind;
Adorns q nation and improves mankind.
Beneath this roof shall the immortal speech
or deathIcss poets wisdom's q lessons teach;
The eye be charmed. the affections moved
Our youth instructed and our age improved,
Here the immortal lShakespeare's thoughts again
shall live;
Knowles. Coleman. .Rowe and Messenger shall
pleasure give;.
And be of wnom 'twas said, +" Dame Nature
made but one such man,
And broke the die, in moulding Sheridan"
Here, meath your smiles once moro shall gentle
Romeo move.
And Juliet give her life where love approve:
Here the Borgia's guilt shall on herself rebound
And Julia, happy, that she in Master w alter has
And here tho to earth she bring no mortal down,
Another songstress claim Cecelia's crown
At every epoch, on the worlds page,
Civilization has been aided by the stage,
From Csesar's time, beneath 81 Peters dome
When Rossius was the actor for Imperial Rome,
The Dramas aim WAS Always to refine;
A friend to Freedom. and the virtuous cause,
A Zoe to tyrants, and to unjust laws;
With you. tonight, as we this Temple ope,
We rest our cause. on you build all our hope;
It rests with you to tend. this budding flower,
Which else neglected. dies within the hour;
Our efforts all are listed in your cause.
Our proudest hope to meet your kind applause.
That glorious tribute every fear disarms
The laurels that wc crave are but your palms.
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a. d @. w. Ry--Chsnge Of Tinae.
The following are the times Of the departure
Of trains. At the points below. It took effect
Monday, Nov. 9Th:
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FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS.

We are agents for Ballou & Cos, French
Yoke Shirts. the best fitting shirt ever made
We have them In all grades, much better ane
cheaper than you can got them made. Call and
ook at them before having any made.
Dec. 1s, 1899. FLATH & POE,
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Ravenna Encampnnsns. No. ase. AzS
Meets every End and 4th Fridays of each month
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It will be 10 the interest of all. both far and
near 10 como and see me before purchasing
elsewhere. Thankful for former favors, and
hoping by fair dealing to merit liberal share
Of publib patronage l invite all to come and
ALBERT DIX.
n6rThe Highest Market Price Paid for
ali kinds OF Country Produce.
Atwater, December 10, 1871. 2Is-sm
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CLEVELAND . &PErrsBURG RAILROAD
On and after Oct. 81, 1871, Trains Will leave
Stations daily. Sundays excepted) rs follows:
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81 - - REMEMBERS.
5 me place 10 buy PLASTKR IL at
sesl AzA5 c. ID. HUDsoN,s.
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Books, Papers,, Envelepss. Notisns,
iDrngss R&iAts, Oilss Varnishss, So, at bottom
prices at SMITH. WOODRUFF 4 cos
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s5s. TO Save Honey,
60 % }. Q. Walkers, opposite Citizens HaIl, K
get ypur ciothss cleaned and repaired. 70 look q,
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NOTICIAS De LA PENINSULA.
Ell corresponsal.

La question de los artilleros parece re-.
suelta de hecho con la dimision del gene
neral Hldalgo, que no querendo dar cum
pllmlento q una 6rden del mioistro de Ia
Guerra, abandon6 su puesto de captain
general de las provincias Vascongadas v
vine sacar al Gobierno del apuro en- one
So encon5raba, no atrevi6udosa & separar .
ese lefe, que era la solucion dnIca que tenia
eI confllo5o con 81 cuerpo de artiIler1a, nj
acertando 4 encontrar ningun otro medic
&c resoIverlo
En- la session del Congreso del dia l6
eI senor ID. Fernando Gonzalez pidi6 al
gohierno ciertas explicacioaes aobre la
question de los artilleros, y e1 ST.. minis
tro dc Ia Guerra dijo que como hon1bre
de honor, crela que ell general Hidalgo no
era responsahiss de las desgracias ocurri
das sus companeros en- ell cuartel de San
Gil el % de juaio de 1866
Anadlo que pretsn1i5 nombrar un ju-
rado que arreglase Ell asunto, pero one
como ministio do Ia Guerra debia soste
,1ef el principio de gobierno = discipline
q favor del general Hdalgo.
Affin6 que el ministro estd resuelto 4
que lag faltas imputadas 4 los j4tes Dc ar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-18

trego hoy el mando al brigadier de inve-
nleros, y marcho esta noclee & esa c6rte.
donde presentare por escrito aV. E. mi
dlmislon y renuncia, y volvers probable
mente Y como particular por mi honra
abandonada."
FL rey ssta enfermo hace dias su
enfermedad Sc ha comentado de mil ma
nera, no siendo todo 10 que, con raxon 6
SIN ella SO ha dicho, del dominic p6blico.
oegun los parties ofciales publicados en-
Ia GGcetG del dia Is Ia enfermedad de
.. M. era un reumatismo articular que
habla tjado su asiento On las articulacio-
nes escapulo humoral dereeha coxofe-
moral dc ambos lados presentando Il for
ma sub aguda, sin que hubiese tornado
gran Parte del Sistema general circula-
torio.
FL rey SO gravo 81 dia Is y el m6dico
oe camara decia en- gu parte del 49,.
"Segun consta '. E. por mis- anterior
comunlcaciones, ell padecimiento que
aque]a ). NJ. el rey Sc exacerb6 en- la
noche de anteayer, por esta razon me-
permit indicar S M. la conveniencia de
sener una conferences con ell medico de
oamara tambien ell DR.. Diaz Benito. Ia
cual tuvo lugar aver.
o. M. el rey ha pasado la noche CON
mas tranquilidad, y ha dormido algunas
noras, q Pesar de tener muy inAamadas,
doiorldas inm6viles las articulaciones de
las manos, bastante resentida Ia de la cla-
vicu'a derecha y continuar Ia calentura."
A las doce de la noche del mismo dia
anadia:
IS. NJ. ell rey ha experimentado algun
recargo durante la tarde; pero esta aho-
ra, que son las doce de Ia noche, empieza
) decrecer".
Al dia siguiente la enfermedad sigui6
gu curse. He aqul los dos parties del dia 2O
IS M. ha pasado IL noche intraaquila
y Sin dormlr absolutamente NADIA, & pesar
de haber disminudo mucho todos los sinto.
mas Locales. FL elemento reumatico SO ha
inlciado en- alguuos 6rgunos sin invadirlos
competamente. La calentura contin6a CO.
mo los demas dias, remitienf'o hScia 4 Ia
manana"
"El rey ha pasado el dia con bastante
tranqnllldad y dormido durante dos ho-
, ras. Los sfntomas locales disminuyen gra-
duamente. La calentuTa ha aumentado
D algo por la tarde, como sucede siempre en-
eotermedades de esta fndole.
I'll allglo que aquf SO indica Sc pronun-
cio mes decldidamente ell sguiente dia,
segun Sc We por estos parties del 21:
d IS M. el rey "a. D. g. ha pasado la
nocne con mucha tranquiiidad; ha dormi.
!, do dos horas, la calentura ha sido menor
u y de m6nos duraciou, y los sfntomas loca-
;, les contln1au en- descenso. El estado mo-
i raj de 5. NJ es completalnente satisfacto-
rio. .%.=lI
5. NJ a. D. g hs dormido bastan-
te olen, hasta este momento, que son
las doce de Ia noche no ha sobrevenido 81
g recargo de los dias anteriores."
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MoVIMEENTO REpUBLICANO.

Las operaciones de la quinta que aca-
ban de decretar las C6rtes, han sido Ell
pretexto para un movimiento republicano,
pero en- el cual toman parte solamente los
republicanos -exagerados, pues la faccion
De CASTELAR, y sus amigos desaprueba Sc
mejante intentona.
En- CGdis, al dia Al, hubo muoha slar.
ma. A consecuencia de avisos que recibie-
ron squella madrug gada las autoridades, SO
hlzo sallr muy temprano nlguna fuerza de
Ia duardla civil y carabineroS para Puerto
Real y en- la eiudad SO adoptaroE medidas
dc precauclOn. Nadie acertaba 4 darse
ouenta de 10 que ocurria; pero bien prom
to SO supo que en- ell t6rmino de Puerto
Real Sc habia tornado una partida repu>
bllcana de SO q 80 hombres al mando de
u. Diego Oalrasco, j6ven de 90 amos que
hgur6 va como segundo jefe de la que en-
1866 acaudill6 en- esta misma provincia
D. Fermin Salvochea.
Los insurrectos, en- lugar de baiar {
Puerto Real, tomaron el camino de Pater.
ma, desde donde pensaban dirijirse Ne.
dina. Hubleron sin embargo, de recibir
malas notlcias de aquella ciudad: encon
traronse, por otra parte, con que, como
suele suoeder en- estos casos, falEaron q Ia
clta muchos de los comprometidos, Y en-
tonces resolvieron dirigirse ARGOS.
Entraron en- aquella ciudad las ora
clones del dia 81, ca ntimero de 80 HON.
bres, no tOdos con armas unos IL de
ellos a cabalo y estuvieron alli hasta ell
z3 con cuya techa nos esoribia nuestro
corresponsal de ARGOS 10 siguiente:
"Creo sabra V. que antes de anoche &
las ocho ents6 en esta ciudad una partida
republicans fuerte de 40 6 so hombrcs.
en- su mayoria i6venes de IA & 30 amos
ancianos, Sc hospedafon en- dos posadas
sltuadas en- una de las entradas del pueblo
y alli han permanecido hasta las ocho de-
la manana del dia de hoy que salieron con
direction la Sierra y aumentados con
gente de los pueblos inmediatos, pnes de
aquf solo Sc marcharon unos ocho 6
diez El jefe de ellos es un i6ven de
Uorique muy simpatico, liamado Carrasco
su aegundo es otro j6ven que diceu era
de una botica de esa ciudad.
Puede '. fgurarse todo 10 que habre-
mos sufrido en- las treinta y seis horas que
nemos tenido tan temibles huespedes, GU
70 estandarte es 81 ro]o: pero gracias 4
Dios y q la sensatez del vecindario qua
Iunque en- su mayoria republican, no ba
luerldo coptribuir al slzamiento, no ha
labido grandes desmanes y en- honor de
q verdad tambien tenemos que agradecer
sto Carrasco, pues la primera 6rden
ue di6 q su genie fu6 la de amenazar con
pena capital q todo el que robsse s
nortIhcase algun vecino. Sc llevsroh 12
aballos del senior Pfado otros muchos
9 otras personas, inclusos los del ito y
ermano de nuestro diputado federal el
eior Moreno Rodriguez. Tambien reco.
ielon cuantas armas habia en- las cssas
ademss 72.o00ra. del re-aadalor do
2utIlaQclo1e4 y unos 400 del adminisi
1am3
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Corresbondenoia del "Boletin''

Madrid. % DE Nov1EMBRE DE 1872.
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nlsnop staIcv spsaks4

In n recent number OF The London AfgiL We Gnd
the following letter from the former Bishop oi
Honolulu, the principal gist Of which however h
personal, and Contained in the concluding para
graph.
To THE EDTroE-S;R One point seems 10 have
been overlooked In the debate upon the proposed
annexation OF the FIJI Islands-is probabie eject
on another. at present the most important group ia
POLYNESIA. the Hawaiian Islands.
The Washington Government hitherto has re-
spected the independent sovereignty Of the Kane
hainrhas. Though the present civilization Of the
people is mainly due IL American missionaries, their
commerce.. not incoasiderable. is chiefly Ia AmeSk
can hands, and OF the 5000 foreigners residens
there The great majority are citizens Of The United
States. But IL could not reasonably be expected
that, with such interests to protect In the North
Pacific, Americans would continue 10 exercise the
same seit-ncsirasnt as heretofore were British terri.
tory In that ocean 10 be thus extended. Our pos
session OF the carrying trade across the Atlantic
makes them proportionally sensitive rs 10 that
across the Pacific. This at present Is In their hands,
both as regards the large steamers running between
San Francisco and Yokohama. and the new liue be-
tween San Francisco and Australia The latter was
actually intended to touch nj the Fiji Islands.
During an epiScopate CT nine years I had very
confidential relations with two Hawaiian Kings In
succession. personal intercourse with the President
and Secretary of the United States, and other fay-
orable advantages for learning The feelings OF
Americans on the subject OF Hawaiian indepen-
dence, and l I'm convinced. were England to take
possession Of Fiji on the grounds urged, the "Siars
and Stripes" must soon wave on the fort Of Homo
lulu. 7. N. SrAIKr.
Late Bishop Of Honolulu
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IcoAnUNIcArspl


To de Editor Of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser /.
Where accidents fatal. or causing injury TO person
or property, occur through inexperienced persons
undertaking to drive horses, severe ccnsure, II moth
ing more, is deserved; but no language can be con-
sidered sufficiently strong enough TO repnsye the
folly ct once, unreasonable and vicious, which
places the control Of horses in hands which, IL they
have the judgment, have not the strength TO guide.
A case OF the latter kind. no less reprebensible
CURED on Tuesday afternoon, when a lady who,
when she sees, we are sure she will recognize the
Justice of the foregoing principles, driving down the
than three years Of age, and scarcely able TO sit un-
supported on the seat. This absurd indulgence
might have proved the cause OF the most serious
kind of accident. As it was, after a zigzag course
down the street, the vehicle only ran into the legs of
q saddle horse. standing quietly close In by the side
walk outside of Mossmann's grocery store.
Yours truly. OBSERVER.
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" FIRST COME. FIRST SERVED
only Two Volumes of Each New Book
Just Enough for the Dull Season

DALDwIN'S PREHISTORIC NOTIONS
kh BaIiwin's Pre-HistOric America,
descent of Man, 2 vols. =
LOngfellow's new volume-Three Books Song,
Six of one and hall a dozen of the other,
Olive Logan's 50 Get thee behind me Satan ~
Fanny FERNS - Caper Sauce,n
Bret Earte's new Volumes and Poems,
MIs: sterhouse's Life among the Mormons,
A Miller's Story Of the War,
Taine's Notes on England,
Lubbock's prehistoric Times,
Fihne at the Fair, by Robt. Browning,
T~almadge's denominations q Modern Society,
Robt. Chambers Autobiography,
What to do, and how to do it,
The late French and Prussian War,
steele's IA weeks in Astronomy, Chemistry, Philosophy,
Bryant and STATIONS Counting House Arithmetic,
" Book Keeping-last edition,
Chapman's Elementary Drawing,
Two Elegant Family Bibles,
How the World was Peopled.
Yonges' Three Centuries of Modern History,
Mark Twain's Roughing 1t,
Polygamy in Salt Lake,
Taine on Intelligence;
Library OF Poetry and Song,
Man and His Dwelling Place,
Barnes History Of the United States.
South Sea Bubbles, Welcome Guest,
Music and Morals, New Piano Music,
A Fine Collection Of new and Elegant GIFT BOOKS!
Bound in Morocco.
Art, Recreation, and Ornamental Work,
Guide Board 10 Health and Competence,
Woods UnciyiliIed Races of the World,
The World OF Wonders,
Talmadge's Crumbs swept Up,
The Tomorrow Of Death,
Halls Fun Better Than Physic,
Starr Kings White Hills,
Chamberlain's American Commercial Law,
Bible Music, by Francis JacoX,
Whsleman's Adventures in the Pacific.
Coed Bye Sweetheart,
Bayard Tsyior's Travels in Arabia,
Dana's Corals and Coral Islands,
LOngfellow's Complete Poems-an exquisite book,
Webster's Pocket Dictionary, with tucks,
Nautical Almanacs, 1878.
Remember, only a Copy or two of Each /!
augIO H. NJ. WHITNEY.
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\ NEW NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY DAY.-We learn
that the I'd of September has been suggested IS a
German National Holiday. Heretofore the Ger
mans have had no special fefs day on which 10 eel
citrate their existence as q Nation.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST "a.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

The STEAMERS from San Francisco and Auckland
are both due-the former with eighteen days later
Eastern and European news
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TEMPERASCE--Mr Thos. Tannsit, Worthy Chief
Templar of Ultima Thule Lodge, No. /, L o. G.. T.,
delivered an interesting address ON Total Abstinence,
before the members of the order and the public. last
evening AZ the Bethel Church.
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SUNDAY EvESINGs.-The beneficial effects of the
new law, in reference to coffee saloons, is already
noticeable, and we rejoice to see one more source of
moral degradation removed by the closing of those
places on Hotel and Nuuanu streets, once haunted
by the Migrants of our society on Sunday evenings.
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NEW STATIONERY!

II Observation-Disclosures &ENVELOPES
A in boxes, at SO cents per box. Three Varietes-WHITE
RULED, TINTED RULED, and WATER LAID. All beautiful
Patterns, which are the fashion now-Sold at New York Prices.
Tuning Forks, assorted numbers,
Scholars Companion-cOntaining pencils. rubber, pens,
and all the necessary materials for writing,
Gilotts Pens, No. 4O4, 10, 303, S51, and Swan Quill,
Washington Medallion Pens, the great fayOrite,
Clogg's Graduated Scale Rulers,
Eastnlan's Penman's Assistant,
Laborers' Time BoOks-monthIy snd weekly,
Scrap Books. Herbariums.
Large Official Seals, small ditto.
Mann's Copying Paper, in sheets,
White OHcial Envelopes.
Official open-end Envelopes,
Fine White Enve0pes-Nos. 10, 9, s., Z, 81, 6, S and Z,
Fine White Foreign Official Envelopes, square,
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-24

THE RELIABLE makes itself merry at our expense
over a mis-spelt word, and in the same column,
spells Ola Podrida, in one edition, Oio POdidra,
and in another Ola Podidra. "You pays your
money and you takes your choice"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-24

FATAL ACCIDENT-We learn that last week. a ma
tive boy by the name of Kama, formerly OF Waia-
lua Oahu, but who has been residing on Maui for
about ten months, while climbing on the pals at
Waihee. catching pigeons. fell a distance of $50
feet, breaking his neck. and otherwise m~angling his
body. A coroner's inquest was held.