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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16
Writine Papers.

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Esszr IN z4rs--zs Hlf n iiz- n N zzzn-
1srnnf ANT E7n--Tv 7sli Efusl
sine 7.Iiisf EisrrHr PAPER
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zE e n WITH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

All PERSONS AXE HEREBY NOTIFIED
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16
DIED.

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16

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SIS 1aere NV
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IA scv A-1eri-al Es- Eszssl zl-aa o. E'srL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16
Wheeler & R1sea's Machines.

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E1rai1s. sIr Ear-rz sls=-z ii a. .isasss 1t s-a1
Mnis EHEszEs- MEEzz5z5r. EE11wnEz- Tas1azI
sv7 =1F- -1nrH MET
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-09-16
Clothing and Hosiery,
Cutlery, Hardware, &C.

yseEss, EzfFss- Ssssl-s- Fzss-hoets,
Ls1f F57s- Ira P7-=zr. CAR sfi-s. o. C.s;s,
Esis SIszzs cls-hsr Trlrsl-E Tr-zEss
Faga1g CI-is- Hssssu-s, ElEJ. Bl-sz.E. She. E;--
, 1874-10-04

sofae notr-placed ac closely together that onfg
= = narrow aisle Ia eft between for the convene
renee Of those who come and 60, Is we SEQ them
N crowded }ecture-scom. As the advancing
t,as encroacaes upon the sands occupied bv these
seats, tho owparB arc ut band to remove them "a
Inc oack; 60 the audience is continually chang
1ng' and The young couples who erst we're flirting
80 vigorously in tho middle eeats are thrust
prominently INTO the front row, where am free
70 say the flirting abates not one lit or one t;tta
OF ITS visor, 1s it is the custom Of the amorous
British public to
DO ITS BILLING AND COOLING
u thu most conspicuous places. In these seatx
lose-rnaklng coca with the most uub}ns;t;n.-
Acdacity continually. patcrfamiliaa hero reads
his newspaper. while Scraphma -catla her
novel; youthful matrons gossip. and. with n
strip Of puDctured cloth in their hands. fancy
themselves penelopes, who wait each tho CON.
ing of her Ulysses from London by tho steam.r.
while older mstf'nB. xho long ago ceased to bo
He1ens and became Hecubas Is veil ~ thos.
who bear their years a1 the a1ltrnn bears ita
fruit beautifully. and Whcso lives arc not With
cred, but ripened sit in the bal1ay sunshine with
folded hands. and looking out upon the guy
scene about them, forget perhaps that they haya
almost rearhed the final ha; bor, aud for tho
nonce, it may he. dream themselves young again
All about thu raIsls
HCSDHEDs or CHILDREN
amuse themselves iuuNmerabts WAYS. OF
course. digging wells is fayolite p1stime also,
c1atle-bulldi.ig with Chalk stones, around which
moats aud ditches are dug, to be filed, aud
finally destroyed, by the coming tide Rains
gate furnishes no END OF amusement for tina
Juvenile, The snndz are so firm and hard that
donkey riding is iuduigcd in to wonderful e1-
tent Saadled donkeys, with their sariekipg,
hooting, believing dnvesa. are numerous as
fowls in poultry yard; while goat-chaises, With
their baby occupants, Tho rids for .ixpence :
mile, meet one At every step. Ilere, every moen-
ing. IN efficient band plays exceilen. selections
finishing when tho tide sweeps inward aud mar
rows tho beach to a strip OF yellov territory
orowded with seats,-always with .'God Sava
the Queen" We Americans always wait for this
national anthem whenever We wander within
hearing OF the music, for the strains come to Us
with grandeur ard majesty OF suggestion
that in not Of the individual nhose sovereign
Office it ia to cling bernacla upon the English
Constitution; blt Of
My country. III Of :h~e,
Sweet la1d Of Liberty,
, 1874-10-04

The primary of the Peoples Party, held yes-
terday afternoon. resulted in the selection OF tho
following delegates to represent tho respective
wards in the Congressional and Legislative Con-
yention to be held in Turner Hall, North Clark
street, at II o'clock tomorrow morning:
First Htsrd-phiup corley. G. H. Gillespie, Thomas
Fc!ry, and Adolph Zcler.
.<fronI Ward-Dr. Swavne Nirkerrham. P. AcHuEh,
Peter H.ckhan, and William s1tAlAlon-
~ ',a nfds A. Msssh n0ydsu ss.l Ph9 n
Cooley, Isa2c Wire. anu Ja1uts Appleton.
foHru. Hurd-R. E. Gocdell r. . Brieu, J. H. Nc~
Ayoy, = Ghai~1ss. and Julius Eo5sat1a' n,.,,..
1ohn o'Brien. aud Frank Reidis.
slrth H'ard-P.J. connouy. Edvsrd Drodie, 2. q.
Dwyc5. John Hickey. GeSrge " Greenwood, James
.Slc<nfh iTard-P. c. Dunn. Fred Loding, John
Griffin, Frank Schmidt, Waiter Mcdonald, Peter
E9hfh WarS~w. F. Hdreth. J.nc. Lynch, T. J.
Fitzgerald r; ". A1ortel, j. Keich1, George Carey,
Atnth Ward-ratrick Cancey. Joseph Lawlor. Pat
rick Mccarthy, Ie:er wart. +. T. Bailey, La.7encs
f'1 Soens + Ma nq1p9y Buck Dr.
Ei<rt'lt. Tarti-wii;iamy Gilmore, Paul Ryder. An
drew Andsrron: Angus Mct1o~an' John LeaV'tt'
Th:rh<nfh IIIrd-H. B. Miller John coffee, John
F"urhen.h Dard-T. z. cow:es, William Turtle,
Henry A:Gurren .. 4. st:tts and John O'Callaghan.
Fifteenth Ward-W:l!ism Gas:feld. Thomas Walsh,
Louis Srhnltze, william Sullivan, Anton Scherman,
Bryan Doanelty, James C. Ryan, Henry HoH. and
M:cLae1 II illinan.
Sixteenth Nard-W. B1ttcr.nann, Frank Eiessen,
JaE:e, Tyler. Thomas Goyls, George Fritz, Msth
Schi.lo, John CAetelio
<cr~nt.entn Eari-F. Bante., 4: Haun. A. Hot
finger, II. M.yrr John Stack, A. Hrhoeninger, James
Ennis, and 4. Bo,fe.
E.1lt<:nih Uur!--Ia:nes Lyman, George Angel,
George Wo:ford. Janacs Stanton, George B. Dzyuea,
John Sweeney, and c,ri Bargq1iat.
Nineteenth n'urd--Wiltisna Wieacbendord. Ae11n-
der f. Young jacob +. Tich!eu Dan ]. Gallery, and
E. ManhaEGt.
7ueut,eh Fard-A. G. Hesinc. William Derin4,
Nicholzs KuLncn, James O'Nara, and Martin White
, 1874-10-04

An English emigrant, writing from Brisbane
gives sad picture OF tue suffeIngs OF those
ssSiuce the 18th Of March" he says, '' have
been very i'll, but now, am thankful to Say,
am perfectly recovered. Since l last wrote
have had something fearful to undergo, aud l
am one OF tbs lucky ones to escape as ! nave.
Hundreds OF poor fellows have lost their lives,
aud what fearful deaths some of them have had!
Some died from starvation, some we're drowned,
others wore killed by blacks, aud hundreds we're
carried Oft by dysenterv. Even grass aud rotten
horae-fcsh wore eagerly deyoured. There we're
three others who started With me-. Ono died,
aud the other two are IN the hospital, and u Ii
doubtful whether thev Will evar recover. re
vero nearly shlpwrecked. and TO save the Vessel
we had to smother serenty-si1 horses, among
which yere three Of mine, worth E75. Anyhow,
I managed to reach the gold field. and IN one
day got "a los worth OF gold, and the fever
with it. After being unable to walk, or scarcely
to stand: for about ten days, I started TO walk
ious had 20 carry me down were pounds OF
flour and 4 ounces Of tea-nether Sugar nor
anything else. I counted twenty-three fresh
graves on the road, all OF which had been made
since went up. about t. fortnight before Some
had been travelling alone. and had lain down and
died, and there the bodies lay till the next trav-
eler came along, sud. if they we're not too much
decomposed, they were buried; if too far gone,
there they wero left. NY expedition cost me-
El40. and got e. los. in RETURN"
A man Was boasting that he had been mar
ried for twenty years aud had never given his
wife cross word. Those who know him say he
didn't dare to.
Miss Irene Lowder, who was enc of the fair
maidcns of Hamilton, O., came to this city to
visit friends on the day Of the Exposition
parade, when she met Missouri school-mast
Eugene Matlock by name. She was smitten, he
recproca:ed, and AZ result Of the sudden at-
tachment the twain Were made one flesh last
Sunday. On Mond.y evening he loft to take his
school. The bride is finishing her visit and will
then return to her parents.-lndlanapo's Jour
3,1f
, 1874-10-04

The I|n;,.aa's joa,H..: Lolds that it is not
lying for i WOMAN of 70 to s"ear shat her age u
q, provided she is .ookiuS for husband.
i lady we know went to Dutch corner gro
cery the other day fer sone triding thing. Tra
goods wanted were OF she very top SHELF Tbs
woman placei Lo1 On a chair and climbed mp
to tho shelf, At evident risk Of her Embs. Het
husband sat BY the a.ove plaEiug wlth q small
dog. LAZY said: Why don't You make you.
huAnand reach it :" 4 look OF infinite contempt
cane into her face. as size replied: Ny bus
hana 9t aH,'ly scke1 it N as q. ae
ent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-13
Brigham Younp's One Wife.

m v;u A. r.msmhar.d that In hin now
.si.hra,as @..sn.w.r" in ,ha Ann Film
,Nxaros cas. R,;,h.m Younc mad. oath
~. =. ~ hrs ana IT. W.. Ann
ann.,I -. wss i.wfnl,v msrr;.d 10 him
~ \. ,o,, ., Jann.r, isai Thi.
.ns,ah,a uam.r whosa ,.l.,ion n m.
- all h;s Celestial" soncub;nss
bss bssn that Of a drudgo md socisl
ou,cast for he last ouartsr Of A century.
Ami saw m. legal document rscoenisine
her true position Yesterday. By the
Kindness Of a sympathizing sister in
missry- a copv Of The Tribune containing
tha imrortsnf confessiou Of her faithlsss
husband was plae.d In her hands. when.
Nth taar, .trsam;no down her sad. worn
49,. ,h;. 81. ora orIv III. ~ \ cru.I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-13
Reno Items.
Iron IN. Journal. Oct. al

From the Journal. Oct. i1)
"Colonsl" A. @. Ellis, the Demo-
cratic and Independent nominee for Con-
grsss, addressed the people OF Reno last
evening on the political issues OF the
day. Owing to the inclsmeney Of the
weather. the crowd was not as large ~
il might have been. or as large a we
should have been pleased to see 1t, for
We believe Ellis did good cause for the
Republican party. His sophistries were
. o transparent that but little snthusi-
asm was awakened. As a rebel Colonel.
Ellis no doubt wss a complete success.
but we incline to the opinion that a. o
Congressman from Nevada, he would DO
sadly out Of his element.
At . meeting Of the Independent dale
gates Of the Second Judicial District,
held in Reno last Saturday, 1t wm de-
eidsd to make NO nomination for Dis
trict Judge. As all the delegates were
old timo Democrats, they probably
thought Clayton, the Democratic nomi-
nee. was good enough for them. There
are Independents in washos county who
could have pollsd mort votes for the
position than will Clayton. The rofu-
sal Of the Independents to make . nomi-
natisn insures the election Of Wright.
the Republican nominee,
Judging from present appearances.
there Is every reason to believe that the
Republican majority in washos county
will be nearly 200.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-13
Carson Items.
From the Appeal. Oct. al

Iron the Appeal, OCT. NJ
Last evening. about Q o'clock; three
men, Frank Craven. Michael Malone
and Jacob Felitz, while under the oar
barous infiusnes OF chain'nSntniag gih,
got into high words, which led 70 oiUw'
and finally to the ststien-house. Inc
difficulty, il seems. had no particular
origin, a. is usual in such cases; but the
irst thing the hilarious party knew they
were all engaged in q free hight: Neither
Of the three combatants was hurt, DO
yond q few slight bruises and scratches
but an innocent bystander was b only