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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-08-15
FOR sHERIFFALry.

"E are authorized to announce JOHN r
w MURRAY as a candidate for Tie mex
Sheriffalty of Charles county.
az 8-2t*
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-08-15
ST. JOHNS ACADEMY,
Alexandria, Va.

FENHE Thirty-Fifth Annual Session of this,
4 the Oldest Boarding School in Virginia,
will begin September LIST, 1873. The regular
course Of study embraces photography and de-
rivation and use of words, Reading, Spencerian
Pennmanship, Geography, English GrammeF
and Composition, Natural Science Greek, La-
tin, and Mathematics; the French, German and
Spanish languages, Music, Drawing and Pho
biography constituting special courses.
The School has complete set of Chemical,
Philosophical and Surveying instruments, pub
fishes monthly paper, the exchanges Of which,
over hundred in number, together with the
principal magazines for boys, are placed in a
reading-room, and has carefully and we'll Sc
lected Library of thousand volumes.
The discipline is military, MI students being
required to attend short drill daily, and wear
uniform on certain days. Boarders are receiv-
ed into the family of the Principal and are con-
tinually under his supervision and care.
Send for Catalogue to Drawer q, Alexan-
dria, Va.
RICHARD L. GARNE, A. NJ,
Aug. l, l873-1m Principal.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-08-15

During the storm which prevailed in
this county on last Tuesday morning, two
children were struck and instantly killed
by the lightning. We have been unable
to ascertain the names of the children, or
indeed any of the attending particulars
beyond the fact that one of them was a
white child and the other black. The
melancholy casualty occurred at the house
of MIR. Barry, in Pomonkey District. The
two children were walking up and down
the floor at the time they were stricken.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-08-15
Church Festival.

'ENHE Ladies of William & Mary Parish will
i hold FESTIVAL, at the residence OF
Charles A. F. Shaw, Esq, on WEDNESDAY,
the 9th day of August, 1873, for the benefit OF
the Church. There will bea sumptuous Dinner
prepared with all the delicacies of the season.
There will be in abundance, Ice Cream, Cakes,
Confectionery, &C., sc. Price of dinner SO cts,
children 25 cts, and all refreshments at CORES
pondingly moderate rates. There will be Dane
ing in the afternoon. No pains or trouble will
be spared to make the entertainment pleasant
and agreeable to all who may attend. Should
Wednesday, the 9th, be an unfair day, the
Festival will take place on the following day
e'The Brass Band and Musical Association of
Cox's Station" have very kindly accepted an
invitation to be present and discourse music on
the occasion.
The public are very respectfully invited to
attend. TANG sat
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-08-15
YHE MARKETS.


WHEAT-Sales of Southern red at l5Oal55,
for inferior to fair choice white at l55al75 cts.
amber l72 cts.
CoRN-Sales at 7G cts. for white; yellow at
SO cts; mixed at 81 cts.
RYE-Sales at 80 cts.
OATs-Sales A cts.
TOBACCO,-Receipts of Maryland Leaf have
been liberal this week, the inspections being up
wards Of 1000 hhds., but for this description
the market has been quiet comparatively, the
sales adding up only some 400 to 500 hhds,
and though prices are nominally maintained,
the feeling is scarcely as firm as it has been,
and for some grades buyers are demanding con-
cessions. In Ohio, however, there has been a
very active movement, and the market for it
may be written steady and firm. The salee
add up l, 100 hhds., l,172 hhds. being taken
for France, 325 hhds. for Duisburg, 100 hhds.
for Bremen, and 100 hhds. for Austria and 9TH
er markets. The purchases this week complete
the French contract for Ohio, it is said, and it
is also understood that the French contract for
Maryland is nearly if not quite completed In
Kentucky and Virginia there have been nc
transactions so far as we are advised, but for
each the market is unchanged. The exports this
week were $40 hhds. to Bremen, l26 hhds. tc
Liverpool, and hhds. to Demerara; total l ;.
772 hhds We quote as follows, viz:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-08-15

Notice to Creditors.
nj Office is hereby given to the creditors o
~ Mary &. Pye, deceased, to file their claims
with the vouchers thereof, in The Clerks Ollie.
within SIX Lloi.tAs from the day OF SAL
n. 5IUNE5TkEET, Trustee
Lug 1t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-08-15
Tournament! Tournament! !!
At G1y1nOnt.

A GRAND TOURNAMENT and FESTIVAL
"a will be given, under the management OF
the ladies of CORVALLIS Neck Church,
On the 10th instant, at Giymont.
number of Knights will enter the lists. They
will be called to the charge at IL N. A fee OF
% cents will be charged for admission to the
Tournament grounds. Dinner at Is cents,
will be served at p. H., in the large dining
room Of the Pavilion. Supper at SO cents, and
so cents admitting q gentleman and ladies to
the Ball in the Pavilion at night Music on
the occasion will be furnished by Doneh's band
from Washington: Mr.. John 7. Davis, Chief
Marshal. Mr.. D. |. Sanders will deliver the ad-
dress to the Knights, and Mr.. Eugene Digges
will make the coronation address in the Pavilion
at night.
Be sure to come, one and all. A gay time
may be expected. Remember, Glymont, on
the 10Th instant Tau SGT
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-08-15
Emigration Turning!
CLesn Farms in Southwest Hiissourt

The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company of
fers 200, 600 acres ofland in Central and South
west Missouri, at from So to Sl2 per acre, OF
seven years time, with free transportation from
ST. Louis to all purchasers. Climate, soil, tim
Der, mineral wealth, schools, churches and law
abiding society invite emigrants from all point
to this land OF fruits and flowers For parti
culars address A. Tuck, Land Commissioner
St. Louis, No. Tmh II
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-08-15
lJU. LUMBER. tUmBEh.ij73,.
Farmers and Planters Notice.
RICHARD PRICE & SONS,

A$AOAAnASD Il 4A1OU a. OONC,
LUMBER MERCHANTA, '''
Mill ST., below. Pratt ST, Long Dock,
Baltimore, Nj. =. :,
MOULD respectfully ask attention to their
w large and well assorted stock of Lumber
both for Building and Cabinet purposes.
Manufaeturer's Agents for Bricks, Lime,
Sash, Doors, Frames, &c.
All goods at lowest Cash prices. Qualav
cad quantity gVaTGuteed
NH l4-6mo. g.. .--...
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-08-15
A Desirable Farm For Sale
Cheap for Cash.

OAkSE1p AOA7 NDSLs5KAs
A VALUABLE FARM il Charles county,
IA lying on the Potomac river, one mile and
a-haf from Pope's Greek, tf1s Southern termi-
nus of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
The railroad passes through the eastern portion
oft, and the county road through the center
1t contains about
$50 Acres, and over 4, 600 cords Of Wood
could be cut from it. The timber is principal
ly white and red oak, pine and chestnut.
A comfortable DWELLING, necessary Out
Houses, Tenant Houses, Spring of good water
and healthy location are some of the valuable
appurtenances to the property.
Apply to me at my residence, near White
Plains Station, 3. & r. r., or address me at
White Plains Post Ofice Charles county, Md.
RICHARD III. STUART,
Aug lin "a Attorney.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-08-15
LOCAL MATTERs.

Being without our usual assistance this
week, on account of sickness, is the apollo
CIV we offer our readers for the want of
more and greater variety of reading mat
ter in this ISSUE
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-08-15

Our county has been singularly tortu-
nate of late in having an abundance of sea-
sonable growing weather. On Wednesday
last we had another fine rain and the crops
are growing finely. AS general thing
corn and tobacco promise a good yield
lust at this time.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-08-15
Dr.. EYistar,s Ranaam OF WILD Cherry

is "a combination and form indeed for heal
ing and curing diseases of the throat, lungs and
chest. It cures cough by loosening and cleans
ing. the lungs, and allaying irritation thus re-
nso0jng The cause, instead of drying up the cough
and leaving the disease behind
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-08-15
SEA<sGissE Notices

Talae Table OF Es, Is Il. IL. AZ. between HaI
t.llaore, Washington and Posso's Greek.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-08-15
Camp Meeting.

A CAMP MEETING will be held on Prince
"A Georges Circuit, in the woods of Col. J..
Alex. Coe, two miles from Piscataway and five
miles from Brandywine, commencing AUGUST
18th, 1878. A boarding tent, with sleeping &C
commodations, viii be On the ground; also a
horse pound. s.s,ssz, 49, . 49, .:s.S.
= sYLvANUs TOWNSEND, P, o.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28
Marshal's Sale.

Marshal's Sale.
ny VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF ExECU-
ID TIOy. Issued b J. Msatgouery- Esq, Poliss
Tzse5-e o. Ho-stzlu. IL f1Tur Of J. Kakiz PafHti=
- s. So a-zf-st = Eaiz-1iakasli- have lsvisi
uroz nn5 shAu eEposs f1r sac "a the premises n
Eizisals. Houolulz. CT SATURDAY, the 26th day
q JUNE. al tie rskt. TIE Ard interest CT sait de-
sszzAzt II ard 70
One Wooden Building,
UzIszs said 5aizszt i-ts-sss eosts e. szit ard ny
fees ard -1z-tszi1zs Be p-sEisssiT satizfed-
W. c. PAREE, Marshal.
Eouoiais, Nay z7th. ISIS. 45s 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28

NAvAL-The {. : sup Portsmouth arrived herr
OF Friaay last thirty days from Valparaiso. Sh'
5 Ee.sles O. SPECIAL ssrTics-to survey the North
Fz-f6c OCEAN. from the American - the AsiatiC
coast IN Etich vork she vii ae assisted b the L.
: steamer N4rrsgansett, shortly expected here
he Po-rsuozth i o1e OF the old class var ships,
and was connected With Commodore Stocktou' :
test sursuz the var with Mexico, and assisted il
th= capture Of san FrHncizeo- Portsmouth Square
Eas u1zec Eer her Stockton Street after tue Com
uocore. and MoufEuuery street after Captain Mott
-ume-r. thea il Command OF The Portsmouth but
Stoss cezre Ezs ch-Uuicied By late nail The
Pu-rsuuzth visited Eozolziu II iS54- aud Vas then
commanded 81 Capt Dorui1- The following 1 4
hsl q Der of1cers-
Ca-aurz5s--T1s : SkerruEr-
raa- rs-uru.fs--L-rfs c1krk-
L6-ur-n1ztE-I- N0s c v Cs-zt1Fhsr- l1nisi Dele
ha1T
~ z Beer
Eau-za-Wz 6 N=ysr T11- r DzzszhcEsr- SIz, u L
Eruhzz c. P Bees. = n P Coouay- L P J1Gsrrs 7 L
Cru=lT
F-r Aus P-Fnr---E y Whicsheuss-
f1zs A .sl-TsrH-H Il h guuss
- = iSa--sra-rh Il Ssreets-
-E-ts-r Earzrur1fa.-Fzc ksarz1E-
.i-EzT G1rnsr-SEzl'i Cruzs
Cz-u.sz-sr-Tas g Nv-rs
49, S-iZazi1--J.s. NE-ri1-
rtlu1rlir-Tr rae-t-I1.- Tl-g
Fzr.--.--r c-r-R-DzriE Mlrrat-
1-rlTtErarH--u BaTsr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28

- Mons 7. B-lneu ard hnily are expected to
arrive hers il IL steamer Costa Riea Il wiu be
rs1e1serea that hs rStErned TO Frsnee &C leave Of
abssaes frv1 rs Goysranent be EIl resume the
05re q Couaissioaer and Cousal which has been
ts1po1arily 1liScs daring lis znssnee, b Mons L
K Ncunrsr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28

- b. rhs l1ss mail Ne have advises oftAs death
Ct Colooei I r Hooper, WHOM uiany Of oarreaders
VII remember BE died il Boston. April L, KS
Reci=a ard beloved ~ Al who knew hin his
rSco-1 il lae Ats war Was uos; brilliant one. and
rs E47s VII l0ug Be remembered as among the
erzvezl O. the uAuy brave
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28

DURING my absence from thIs Kingdom,
IL THOMAS ". EVERETT, ESQ, q U1i1rDn
Maui, vii b ny duly aalhorizsd Attorney ana 1il
have charge Of eli ny Property, Real sod Psrrenaf
CHARLES LAKE.
Lahaina. April -. is75. l55 In
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28

ILL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOR
"A biddsn from trusfiug asy ons 90 my asseant
without ny written ordars e. VII nof 81 rrarnnrl
BE for any debts eenisactsd b. any q ny hnny
unlsSs aesonpanisd ~ sush order.
lIosoIulu. Nay q. 1873 1s5ts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sCuEpuLE

Arcns & SoSks p0aas aDd Al cher Securities (sxoeP,
NSgssssl AypOsAssed to he Company As Collateral Sc
surV Hr Cash a,tsAlIy last ~ TIE coapsay viii he
Par .a Msrk~. vaas & ~ sas asa Ne AzS1as LsAssl
@ each.
Ns.Alss Asla b u csspasy t,r rscA rsrps.ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28
NOTES OF THE WREK.

= Tns sSAOoae- Drarz.,sss. CS7s Be-rin. sis
II syaey, t0-asy a. 10 Or Il o'elOek SAs carries
fan eargO q rrodeee
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28

Ito the Surplus in hand added uhAs re
Turned to Poyholdsrs ISL 1871 duia-
ishd By the undivided surplus January l $50 the
payments for surplus Ct premiums during the
last thS= years S Be sad so1n. the sum q ten -
Hoss siH hundred and sxyur thousand Two huEaed aud
aay-'osr dollars and sishyOer cents. tsIOsS4 s4s4l
Wy. Il. c. BlE-LrrT, Aesaary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28

SCHEDULE B.

Ccz.a11g Ez.Ezszt e - azsast Ferrss.s b Bo1zI
ssa Aarss-s h-a ~ u. Nat-al L Is.a-.s-s cozpa.y
n Slst tay e Dsslbsr, 1s7z serzry fsr naasy
Isans1 b nd co1paag Real Kstas., tke a-11nt q
Priae7aI zzp41 .he-.cu tie Issr.1t das asd a..rusd
thec- tAe c1zr4ag Taiziioa q za-tz.sss pia-1
ant ne H1ouzt x IzmFzucs bg81ny cs1Tsyed b. sad
51rtgzds heii eslstsrzL
M c1@Fazy bid aoat $50 EorElss % ps1sr4y IA Hsr
TorE cy snd stase ass n ssv ys-s=y szosar1- "a Ne
Ass q Derszber Is- 81 3
Ea-h I..a Szsd ~ s1sea a n-rs thzu t.
~ a711a. s1v41sz1 - c1zrazy s1a ID eze-y e..s
vAes ne 1aa sznds 20 per q he vzas q ~ llas
al1os, p1asI & TLrs Inszzass, eaHliesl ss.ry srs
hes1 By ne cs@P1sy-
n. azas 4 Ers Insuzsa. h-is "a ne 51E Ds,-s-r
va eeosgo %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28

AssACrr--A CainAuzn employed on the Ouonea
Piaatati1u struck TIE 0vsrserr. Mr.. Ben Macy OF
tie isSa q Nay, with = hoe, iuaietiug = severe
Wou1t ou rs bad letter iruu the Sheriff states
tAzt thsrS Vas 10 Provoeatoa On ths part Of the
OVERSEE Al sxzninafion Of the case vii Be held
a. soo1 Is Mr. Macy i abe 70 attend ana give his
gVfEe~ee
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28

= Nj BArtSw vii sO-1ay SCI furniture AZ the
resi1eses q Dr.. HE,ehisoo, a1a tomorrow Nr.
Ae-7.s Nil ssil furniture al DE. WaisIsys, corner
Of FOrf snd Ceaplsia streets
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28

g ne se1ii-Weekly newspaper SEAcu suspend
g "a Erieay l-st Like aOss PsoicasiO1s hers, II
rsesiPts prOoaely did not next its expenses.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28
DISPOSITION OF SURPLUS.
CAPITAL.

50 CAPITAL stock-cozPazy Pursly Natal
CaPzii D5Ei5ez5E-No1s
Pr-afza Sasss-Sols taken OF heid- asss:s al sA.A-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28

SAuCzs H1NE- -The Executive Committee OF
IL Sailors Home Society have made arTzugs1suts
uith NJ Z DE8seo1bs 70 take charge Ct the
Hone ahsz Ms Wniftsuz retires- The late sale
q zru,zrs did uot iucl1ts any articles belonging
70 the sea1ez's aPart1erts, but ouly such As the
keeper ofths Home furnished for private dodgers
a-5 boa-ds-s- Hereafter, keauen and transient
l5dgsrz al 6u6 Recommendations As IN former
tins Mr. Duuscoabs's appointment 70 take
charge Of the Home IS I guaranty that it viii
e Esl looked after. and that ssauen vii always
ErE "a Eozsn in Eouclzi1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28

-aedu-ar- $500 1r-a-us--Zn IA Uzi-ss
Saza E--r C1Er nc %. csss a FEEz c. y.
$50 a. - ~ E-l- S-u-. a. izru--1zs
=- ww asE---sL ne a5--r z1=eE r-ss.l Vas
tu-E - .E--f Fs-r 5r--z-s 4 he a-rssr os-uz,
ua-z Haa taE ausz ahaz61zas y her z4Ess- Ezs
60 Ea waz -.ze1v s=zsz.zsz f-uG - irs z-S
tzE b szzt rua5 eua5a5uz. 40 O. Es1 prs-
-.-E EE - - g r--s sz-i-s-s = vtalsr
49, @r r- szE h1zt e. zsr r1lls q $3.50
- -l1z- ~ ~ so r-1 g rrl-- x 1e- fr1z
1as aa--i H--v- Easa rzsssis rsnseTuszty cane n
u So - r-=zr M rE -ssz E-s- L.
Esa- sau- rls- ~ r1z-zs urtza Hzi-, u-ier-s q.
u Eal ~ % Nn-tEL ~rs-s rrw II rte rs-ls-
81 o. Cuz- ID. ~ So g. beizr ne Pm
r--1s r-azeL h-ss ehs ers-E and s-rersgE- Il
- a---zl -uE - z1E-s- - -uu.ire1 sd arr-s-
r-a-sd lsas- s sal wu--A 81 sturss and s1rrliaa
t1- trz-s ~ rss.eL e. e. ne uu-z- als1 ~
-z-sl a. 49, r-un-zzE s. ssl q Ehe z1s-E Es5e
1rar uEHunz- In hrEE these nmguu-E rhH
la-r aal-z "a Xxx i- Et1rz-
M mEa1- and c~uar hnre ms ru-sirrE =a-e
l1- 49, zf 1rr u-lr.ru - curzt Eulit Raw
- 4taE rErEEiur - tn-1E e IL s1ss Is
Hw aE-1 sz1rirr Ehs -irt-H sf rE-tirE iznarus-Ed.
- lc--- 81 -szt - - 81 8 80 - - g.
z-11la1 rr1za Hnd rr-sw If ena Js-sk Perm
U@-- r-~ru--iz-a &C - Ezs6 y 4E=-s@snt. e..
~ l-r = zz-urEs-t c1z Be zr-lEe1 - -
A1A- w -Eal ~ EE cH--t--S-F -BuilelH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28

e The Br'isa irO0-elsd RePslse, the new Gag
SIP q Tie Pssiae sSa1srOs IN vaParaisoa short
time before the arrival there OF the Portsmouth
Sc uss eossd 70 Cailso a-G P4nana- From thenee
sae week prOeesd HortA, bat uAstAzr Via HOuolala
c. 1c-. Eas nos known
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28

- he ARsricza ship .Eleerrs,' AZ Vallejo
Ssr-st wharf has gos alu0st al her cargo 0ut, and
hzviug sees chartered 70 carry cargo OF guano
fru1 Ea5suberry Island 10 EzroPe, VIII sail frun
here f1r Hosoisls Al Al early aay. SIZE VIII carry
f-si-hf, ste, % The Sandwich Islands OF most Al
var-a--cus terms il facs a. rates that VII merely
pay f5r The hzzsua<-4l-E, Nay Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28
SCHEDULE A.

Csu.luas srf description Il ~ the RAJ STATE ogusa b.
tie couPauy, Win the ard Earkst ralze ,hersof AID
alo IL Tatz- the C1zpazJ b0sss sitk sors. s.zts-
az tie iIezs and i1ezzbrzz-
ess thsseoz isczsaE prsePa AID interest d. and ae-ss
Cos; TaI1s
Desc1 pticu e property. q Press.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28
SCHEDULE D.

FREDERICK $ WINSTON, Prsss4s-i
RICHARD A. MecuRDT. IKE I-s,Ss,s.
JozS n srrANr, Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28
Assignee's Notice.

WHEREAS JOHN MURDOCH, or
w HouoiuiH, has mads aasignnsnf 81 al his
property, both real and psrIonal % he Bndsrsrnsd
fof the benedt o. bis creditors nov, thsrsf5rs, sl
parties having claims against the said John Hurdoch
are hereby requested % present the sane 10 he an
dertiznsd II bis OGcs n Honsula, asd aIl parties
Indebted 70 the said John Martsch are barely -
qussted 70 make immsdiats psynsst 70 ne undsr-
signed j. /. DOWsETT.
West corBsr Port and oussn st.
Honsiuiu, Nay y. 1873. sSfm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28

Surplus ovsr s544o, 5ss u
During the year 1873 Dividend has been computed
adjusting DVsan Of 1sIu bringing the DiTherd ae-
rEHri Tie anniversaries the P0Ices
Tie Ehols divided sa2oisz7 sIlh.s noE been eTai-
ted II zssal r q sTsrsioaary nszrz1es ne foo-inz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28
Honolulu Fire Department.
Marshal's Sale.

Marshal's Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECU-
ID tiou issued By the Saprene Court Of the Ha-
waian Islands. wherein John 0. D0minis. Of the
Commissioners Of CroEa Lands and CrcEn Land
Agent Is rlain;H ard John .. Holt Is defendant, for
the san q $50S-sT. have levied upon and shall s1-
pcze fsr sale A. the CoGrt House II Honolulu, On
SATURDAY, the 3lxt day Of JUNE, A D. 1873. AZ
ls oock rc0n. al the right, title and utsreSto Of the
said J. D. Hols in and TO a lIie interest in the
well known
TRACT Of LAND CALLED HAKAHA,
And situated AZ Waiau1s. Oahu AID containing 1888
acres Also al that TRACT Of Lza6 dj0iniHg the
I.n6 Of NakAna, and e0utZinu Sc acrss less.
Uuess said judgment, interests, costs Of suit and
ny fees and eum missions be previously satisfied.
". c PAR6E. Marshal
y. B.-Fuu particulars viii be given day Ct sale
Houolalu May g. 1873 456 II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
no Let.

~. The Brick Building on Queen
lIfM Street. now 0ecuPiea By \. 5. Pratt, ESQ.
PoSzessiez givsa en- the Isl day & JAY ns1t, Fer
terms Apply 70 4SNln W. {. PARkk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28

- whsa TIE last uai LEI san Francisco the
cslssrz1ed divine, Rev. Henry Ward Beeehsr, was
expected In that ciy D. SSoue had received let
Ter f-o1 hi stAlinz that be would Be there on Mon
car. Nay lssa- We hope be nay Dc able 10 fulal
Tie p-oalss D made % Is Two years azo, 10 visit
H5ooizlz Re Ein Be welcomed here by many who
k10E kiz persousIly, O. b rvp1tzti0u-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-28

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Liz Member Of the Qaeen's HosPiial Association,
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-31
Putting on a Paper Collar.

ONE of the saddest comings home is
when the husband and father comes
home to put on a paper collar The last
collar has resolved into pulpy rolls and
come up back Of his ears or disappeared
shirt band is moist and helpless and in
clined to roll under, carrying the back
button with it. His neck is wet and
slippery, and all the windows are down,
and the door is drawn to. BY the time
he has found the back button and got
the collar hitched to it, it seems as if
the air was about to stif1e him, and as
if he would suddenly melt and spoil
the carpet. He sends up the windows
with a snap, and kicks the blinds open
with his foot, and brings that door back
with velocity that almost scares it.
Then he goes to work to fasten one of
the ends, and while he is at it the back
button hole suddenly melts and dissolves
He tries another collar Gets the back
and one end fastened, commences work at
the other end, and is about intoxicated
with his success when the first end sud
denly collapses. He sits down few mo-
ments before trying the third collar, and
wishes he really knew if there is future
punishment, and wonders where his wife
is. Then he makes another trial with
similar results, and finally dashes out of
the house, saying that if he had nothing
more to do than gadding to the neighbors'
he would make collars that his husband
could wear. Fortunately his wife is next
door learning a new crochet stich, and
does not hear him.-Da'ebury Neaos.