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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-10

children. The important point is that our
share of school money depends upon
the correctness Of the list of children be-
tween tn. proper ages. We are really rn-
titled to much more than We will receive
unless taxpayers are more careful. Here
after let it be remembered that our quota OF
school money is increased or diminished in
proportion to the increase or diminution OF
the number reported by the assessor.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-10

r-o, J. A. ToLnERr will deliver lem
,,,n.e Address in the Presby terian Church,
snrd,y evening, the l.th inst, AT O'Clock
r,,n,,,;, are respectfully invited.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVE sold 70 l.. B. Blackburn oil my
! Lumber, Cofins, and other CndertAksfs
and Cabinet stock. ! will continue tse
Undertaking and Cabinet bssine. ,cf aos
under The enpseyment o. l.. b; 1sscr .0f L.
Au-. %, 1877. iS'@
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-10
REEFI Beef: BEEF!!:

IN Tuesday, ThursAay aud sat"
ur6ay mornings Of each week, viii
furnish the people Of Homer and surroand-
ins country with FINE FAT BEEF, nicely
slsushtered. Prices range from to cents
per pound. Persons living in the country
Who wish to buy beef, and those buying
only once q week, would do better 70 puy
on Ssturday, as on that day ! usually III.
two bssves. Parties Wishing to sell besve,
ON foot will do well to give me call
nav from 3 to I cents In cash ior gooo
bssves. For sndorsemsnt ] refer 70 ny
present. custoocrx- v,uDrp
Aug. -, 1877. i*o
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-10
Piano and Organ Agency.

AAht HAL - SMAIh
Piano Manufacturing CO., New York,
I am prepared to sell first class Piano. at
the lowest cash prices. The Marchai q
Smith Planes combine every improvement
in tone. touch. power and durability, an"
h,y, everywhere won for themselves rep
utation for nnrirdiicd excellence dnd dardoih-
IN. All Pianos sold by me will have the
maker, guarantee for seven years, aud WIN
also receive my personal supervision when
delivered thereby guaranteeing their Dc
Ing in perfect order aud tune. ] VIII aiso
r.e,iy. orders for the celebrated MASON q
UANIIN ORGANS. These Organs are I'M
SURPASSED in the world, and have the In,
dorse,n-nt of all the leading musicians ana
composers iu Europe and America. Prices
"a low rs any first class Organ.
| All instruments sold by me will have my
personal guarantee in addition to the max
rrs'. For descriptive lists prices, &c, ap-
ply to y.,,rr,rp
Prof. Music in Homer Female Institute
Having u full supply of material ! an
preparrd Ia tune aud repair Pianos ana VT
vaus in thorough and workmanlike man
ner. With many years experience IN I'M
hest establishments, both North and south
am certain gan guarantee my w"Ix IL
+ every respect. A. ~ w
Aug. -, 1877. l."
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-10
TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.

TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.
The Grand Council L. =. Of T. North La,
WILL hold its next annual meeting at
w HOMER, commencing ON Thursday,
July 18th, l577.
OFFICERS:
G.I. GaSkins. CIR W =; Miss Matte Mays,
Cir W \; Adam II Davidson, CIR e; Miss
Theodocia Mcfarland, Cir {; Max teakle'
:; Allen Barksdale, Gr 4 ;; John W.
Mcfarland. CIR II; Miss Fannie Parker, Gr
A TT; John \. Miller, Cir Chap; - Ives
CIR Sent.
post ONCE Of Grand Scribe, Vienna, La
Aug. ~, l-77. rs
Homer Council No. I, L. =. OF T.,
Meets at the Court House erTy Friday Night
OFFICERS;
I. =. Sigh. w p; Mrs. Adella Sigh, W a
A. +. Dorman, K :; Miss Ida Scott, \ X ;
J. Is. OTIS, Cond; Miss Kate simmons, I
J. 4. Parker, Chap; Il. l.. Harwcl, Sent
/ RI. Vaughn, :; II. W. kirkpatrick, II
! 4. e. Calhoun, { by.
Aug. %, 1877. lis
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-10
Pumps and Well Boring.

THE undersigned will supply the people
of North Louisiana and south Arkansas
with the celebrated Cuc Nmber.WOON
Pump. He refers to the people VINO are
now using these Pumps rs to their mer''s;
In connection with the Pump busthess,
am Boring Wells - hecnes ~
diameter, after the most appro'oo All"
latest patents. =, ~ uooD
Homer, Aug. ~, 1871. ~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-10
Cash Receipts.

W. will continue to publish under tins
.,;na the names Of those who each
.or nav mp their subscriptions. This list
.dna.a a, A memorandum for the pro-
,,c,ion of subscribers against possible
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-10
DRAYTON b. HAYES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HOMER, LA.

WILL practice in the Courts Of Ciai-
w borne, Bieuvillo, Jackson, Union,
and Webster, and the Supreme Court ~
Monroe. L.
Aug. %, 1877. ~
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Board Of Directors:

Board OF Directors:
j. II. JORDAN, Prs.
J. FERGUSON,
K. 7. WEBB,
A. +. HlLLEi,
u. w. HARRIS, Sec.
Aug. -, lS1'. i'i
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
HAVE on hand splendid LOT Of
MI'LEs-and will continue TO Inp,,
nlird from the Missouri marketSNhich !
will sell at the lowest prices. Having u"
travelling expenses to pay, will he able to
und.rs.ll those who drive their stock cleai
through. ,,,I,
Ny stock can be seen at Ragland rtno'''
uIa 10, q 1877 7:3m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-10

Let the People Of Claiborne and adjoin-
mo nari,bes show that North Louisiana IL
moi behind the world in the Arts, Manu-
features and Produce.
j. T. DAVIDSON,
President.
ID. w. HARRIS, Secretary
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The resuscitatiou Of the Association il at
tended with an unusual degree Of interest
by all parties.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24


F-sm Bunii,idt Fss Fanae Hare. Jan lstA-ll,ols y
sul rsrs -.iss O. surtArsd lo0le do rustic, 500
n - ~ all4 esasr s. SO a. rsagh, 400 P'sts $4,000
ualnriss-
r. Ii-r-ras pr Durruty. Jan lbthS &c effects, Do
n AZ .rariass-y, fs art roods $50 Do beer, coils
- r-rsMas saiicilth IL rkes vine 900 bxs soap.
rah1rcn = c. clAret s. d. cham
- = -, vfisky. nuslina 3 tales printing paper
-, -arllr 90 q rinut 20 pkrt PANT Do DO OIL -
IRdu ruuan. % sAadierts y Do ferfuuiery,
- uanin d. tu-nhssonea - do oin1ens store.
- - Ia rs eaieuse. DO mustard, do show cards,
80. 81 dumiohnt sred. @ leather beiting 10 %
- 4 rsnAsfne o. fiE Ion. c. eHtey, - oaes
- -io lIrar 10 rolls ieas. I1rr iruns OK horse
- 2 -. utr1. rnrrrTr 6 suruture ~ tons coal
-3rs y sraas ssaR trainr hicEi 100 barrels cement =
rt 90 atittnr 100 hrnrs, 100 vent PegA y demi-
ira O. ssgs. hr cruquei - g sA1ef 90 hams
- -, Iai anirss btlk. hacs DO haHs1cks - 6
"a taas rira AZ drag csEs and chains ~
- - ri1ru-s- r.-rcrls. e1s akEs brandy. 20 gin,
49, - III a. hAriu4re IS bars irun g plates iroo,
- as--- Elt O. rus 20 bEH an plates. IS bids gAlT
- - anrs nnlt. hdls trles-
- rrs--.su rr- NuruinE ssa-, Jan lsth-ss hdlE mats
- rnFtv crkk &C. pAEs 81, ~ do curiuai Ok
- ~ shrlls a. book SO ecooannss, ~ cs6s
- ~. s1aua Do clF9,eg bolts- snail canoes
~ ra-e. ruc-a bag turtle shells, bd
- ius / aur turrusr rs cords wood
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24
Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Is.
Iands-January Term, 1877.

Present the bench, Chief Justice Allen and Har-
Catherine Warren We. T. W. Warren. Libel for
divorce. Case heard and decree nisi granted. w.
C. Jones for libellant.
Points reserved at the trial Of the for the
sderation Of the full Court Points argued and sub
nitted.
Knhnlepakai (w) vs.. L. c. Young. Libel for d.
vorce on motion Of Mr.. w. o. Smith, the decree
nisi granted on April is, made absolute.
Before Mr.. Justice Harris.
I O DENNIS ct al VS.. MahelonA ct al. Eject
ment. The hearing of this case was concluded,
from the 18th instant, and the Court took time to
consider of it's decision.
Pm Peterson VS.. Ksmaipelekane. The Court
ordered judgment to be entered for the plaintiff.
KeauuH BY his next friend Manuwai vs.. Akuia-
The hearing Of this case was continued from the lzln
inst and concluded, and the case submitted. b
Preston for plaintiff and w. c. Jones for defendant.
D. Baldwin VS.. Campbell and TurtOn- Mr. Jus
tice Harris rendered his decision herein giving udg
meut for the plaintiff s. Preston for the defendant
Mr.. Preston noted his exceptions to the ruling.
Manini Manuel VS.. Hopu and others. Ejectment-
On motion Of Mr.. Preston, plaintiff submits 70
nonsnit, molten granted.
Keauuli BY his next friend Manuwai vs.. Akuia.
Mr. Justice Harris gave notice that he should order
Jury trial to be had in this on certain issues OF
fact.
NanAku OS nl- SN~h oAS"A 80
Bright. Action for the value of house. Appeal
from the Police Magistrate Of Honolulu. Tried by
native Jury who in bali an horr returned verdict
for the plaintiff (twO dissenting.
Keonoi VS.. Keoni. Divorce. Decree nisi ordered
absolute on motion Of L. Kepio for the libellant.
Before Mr.. Justice Judd.
c. c. Harris vs.. J. o. Dominis ct al Commissioners
Of Crown Lands. Mr.. Harris moved to substitute
The names Of the present Commissioners Of Grown
Lands in lieu OF those holding ONCE At the commence
rnent az this action. The Attorney General making
no Objection the motion granted and II o'clock
| On Tuesday set for the hearing Of the cause.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24

COMMERCIAL


FsoN0LCLT. JEyrARF p. 1877
T. 49,. tus Eev fs--isn arrivals % note the pat week
o. r sr-rnE vua-r. ttr Narthern Lsiii' NAitaln l'A
- II -. ys-z 90 ths l7rh. fourteen days from san
-, r-s --5.s aruir fr-fhs west and Afcte on the 2
-. ,.-s ~ uoiuasaa having IN san FraHsi-oo Sc
- ~ -. s.-rsa-H caIfs-uia coast, and 20 touch here
a Fes-ur-y Nurch-
SAN EHut--fsut r-rfv-f o. tht aath fr1a san fi1n-
- 90 -r,f- g1aaIn b. tii- g1t.up soHne two month";
49, Hsa-uln Ca1saiH Hpsskins- HrTiSrd on Tie -S'a
go. aars f-uu TahHi route for San tF-ne'oo'
So. fs-ras-r uuos- rs reruvian hAE bet having been
-. "a sra sod Taalli b. under sailing Letter
-.ss-f~ taf dis1narg-l her cargo In nnr poef' anu
&C., 90 f.- fa-ri4as. 81 rth di9aieh
- F--.ura aus brig Eli-s are l1adiuE Tor san Fran
go. .-.l -ll aoaur Al tsEt weck
- --ng -s.aue- sau kassHaliai. expected early next
-s-t ~ -uuts o. sau Fr.zai-ca-
~ ra1- ralla urlilis Ebs rEports q domestic PRO
an d. ts-G g. 1asra-sa Uith ls75- large increase
:. ot-sl IS srs1 thrir value, amounting % near!
,gr--s~ ~ a szffint dlliarsE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24
PASSENGERS.

From wIndward Ports per Kiauea Jan isRevJ Bridger
Dr. Enders Ms obe Sister Phoebe Aona and WIZ aud 10
deck.
For Nawfvril per KilaueA Jan ls-His Ex Jno Bush,
DR. shpIey, Bertieman and son. Smith, Mrs NJ ltce
W z Smith, and 81 deck.
For GuanO Islands per NJ Ward, Jan ls-E WOOD,
To,mey, G Holmes and Mr. Sea Bright.
For san Francisco per Discovery Jan les Richards
II Branch Kugler, W KMehu-
For Port Townsend per Camden, Jan ls-HayheId-
From NAviliwili per KilAuea Jan 2oth-N knudsen g
GAY McBryde and children Master Paul lsenberg, MI
Spingo Miss Punwai, Emea Kauhane, ADona, Amin and
81 deck
For WindWard Ports per Kilanea, Jan 22-Capt Ma
kee Mrs Makee Miss MAkee, Rev Brdger, Miss LdgAte
q Il Hitchco K G Mclean aud sou. Mrs Wilkinson Dr.
FnIers Lathrop, Mr. Patterson, CiemHn, Mrs Apa
Mr. sam Kale " alst-nd, Eldridge. Charles Silva
Mr. Caake. J Pico @ Macfarlane.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24
rrEMoRANDA.

-. 90 In. .t- Faunie HA-e. q A Hare. Mast.r.-L Len
r-la lac 1asl- lad the weather aud variable winds
~ Eefh. thrnce euc1nutered z ~ Eer 70 iAt 80
- ticr rnrrt. making Tia Passage in u days and 10
E1rrsa
r rs-a.fah rar Durr-ty. Jas Linton, MHster.-lseft
a. resh rs-E had uoderHte peArher from thence
90. wrHas lanrAa there had heavy thunder ttism 70
49, VIVA Rfiii.h bark True Brtion, which vessel
- ~ TiralriuE cErrginE away epars and dong
- aarr- ix-rienera heavy gales q ths Aire Plate
s-ru rlsnr Care Hnrr strouE sonthcrly winds haa
80 ~ EruAiur- crossed In song Is W. loet the -
- = Ia uf \ r trndss 10 y n and bad fresh
- -f7 "a - y lsg1 rs1e south point OF the Is
- y HapnI Jan llth and bad light variable winds %
- r-rsrtur q ths Iors sundAy, Jan lsth, AZ noon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24

AIIIoLASI HALE FENcE.-The shabby picket
fence which has 60 long disfgured the premises Of
the Government Bailding. has been replaced with
very neat one, consisting Of heavy ornamental
concrete posts and paling Of wood which is TO be
painted aud saudod, that it will have uniform
appearance with the posts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24

sATAL-
wwws Fn-tasas. Commander Long.
wFE X shir Eur.une1H- C1ulUAudar Nistuiaknh.
ri-aIrlrir sliIF gAnicsiuuu. Glass
mrEruAr-UEE
n Ia Eraar Iuhuaau. dirchArEiug.
NJ sfIr AFrin Saxaa, harrtnEtau, loading
Hrr lrar Klist. Rermier, dischErEiuE.
A. arfr nunHnEh. bihci. iaa1inr.
- n NJ wErd Ross disch~rliug-
rrsi IL rturnnllg Aintau- dtschMrrInE.
- "a rnmarn. Robinson discaarcinE.
nw.-h- Fsnuy HArr. Hare, cisrhArEing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24

New BETHEL vEsTRY.-This building is now
completed and will be occupied on Sunday next by
the Sunday School. 1t makes commodous, lofty
and very pleasant room, and is most admirably
adapted for the purposes OF prayermeetngs and the
Sunday School. In the rear there has also been
constructed a nice little room for the use of the
infant classes and the Chinese school In addition
to these Improvements the Bethel itself has been
repaired and painted, and looks good for another
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24
FoRr or HONOLULU.

PORT OF HONOLULU
ARRIVED
A. N IA northern Light Smith I'm san Francisco
n-rfr nnruusayui. kHiuA- f1r NswiiiNiii-
~s-strn- ElinuaH EarctAut. fur Nindwsrd Ports
rf-ellr Pairs queen Feul fHr HHualei
a-Sfnr- KlIauea Nlrclant. flr Nastliwii
si.ar Jamestown Glass. p dAvs I'm : Francisco
.r---t- n uiarnnna Erun- fruun kntala-
Sclr Mar Elrn. kuaiuas from kotala-
Srar rilsm1 rslaAhNA. FINN hohala.
s-ef.- NHrddr NlEH. irlsn kllua aud Nulmea-
$40 Enauails. kliiin1. from Anl0a and NaiInea.
s~a.- Lrkn- kEai frlsa funs
S-fr Mus a-ris. khlauatA. fruin Muluka-
.r-s-fr nuastAhi. Clarke. frum Hama
--i ~ BaurulG H1drkins p dayg from Tahiti.
era n slta EzrauutEs Commander histnAkoh ~
aHFs lHrau-
SAILED.
- ---x-a.- wsff5s Merrill Crans f1r LAhaina-
~st- IA Aral E1tuaias. from kAhuluL
AN car C 81 We're. Boss Cor Guaiu0 islands
~-fr MmnzakHvns kaluA, from NEwiliNih
rr-Srnr KrausA- Har1haui fsr NAEihwih
lE-Au- tarkeulint Discovery. Cuunor fr san FRANCISCO
nn a. na1uacu flatiusau. for p Townsend.
E@rn- EiInuea- AlErtiratt. f1r Vineyard
s-tr FafrF Quetu, Fetl Or Hawaii
uE--~ra-r Nn-lnus MIA. flr Naviiinilh
s-t- wHry El-n, kEsiun for kuhais and hilo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24

"THE NORTH AND WEST ILLUsTATED".-I
noticing this little book some weeks ago we failed
TO say that the work was got up for the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad, and is an excellent
advertisement for that great overland route.
copy will be sent free to all persons writing for il
to H. P stanwood, General Agent, c. and n. W.
r. r. 12l Montgomery street. San Francisco Cal.
Our readers thinking of going across the American
continent would do well to call upon Mr. stauwood
when in San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24
NOTES OF rHE WEEK.

~ The steamer Kilauea WIN not leave on Mon
dav, the 18th of February. as announced in her
,ime-table heretofore but she will be detained in
nnrt ill Tuesday the 18Th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24
A QuecnsIander i'm America.
CANEFIELDs OF THE UNITED STATES AND
WEST INDIES.

Varieties Of Cane GrOwn.-Desrablc Sort, in Louisi-
ana.-Rats and " Rust - Exchanges with
Queenslsud.-Sugari in Cuba.-ComparisOns with
Queensland-st. ThOmas.-Approach to Guade-
loupe.-Central Fac.Ories.-The System in Mar
tinique.-Cane Farming and Sugar Making
Great Sugar Firm.-A Frugal, Industrious,
cOutented PeOple.-Does the System Pay7-
Double Roller Mills in America
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24

~ By notice in the advertising columns it will
be seen that the Trustees of the Queens Hospital
have decided to erect Immediately additional build
ings on the Hospital premises, the present accom-
unodaiions having become too limited for the
demands made upon the institution. We under
stand taat the proposed Improvements are to be
nnifr crfcnsire
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24

SALE OF SUGAR PLASTAT1oN.-The Kenahala
Plantation was purchased last week by gentleman
from the East, for the of SIS 900, of which $751;
600 is paid down. This plantation is one OF the
smallest in the country, but it is said to have paid
fair profits, almost from the beginning. Before the
passage OF the treaty it would probably have been
difficult TO have obtained one half Of the price it
has now brought
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24

EtTTIZENs AND REsIDENTs OF HOMO
~ LULU, Visiting Friends and Strangers generally
cordially Invited 10 attend Public Worship a. Folz 81.
CHURCH where Services held every sabbath AZ u
O'Clock A N, and ~ p u. Seats are provided for al
may be pleased attend. There 4 . Wednesday
evening Prayer Meeting * O'Clock, 10 the Leczrs
Room, 20 which all are welcome. 80 y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24

BuRGLARY-It is not often that we have to chron-
icle the occurrence of grave crimes in this quiet
town. but we informed that one night last week,
dwelling house on Punehbowl street was entered
while the inmates were aseep,-it is said that they
we're put under the influence of chloroform,-and
thoroughly ransacked, and about 5000 in cash ia
ken. The burglar 10 bis haste 10 decamp, left be-
hind bowie knife, which may give clue to his
identity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24

LAUREL HAIL-A kind friend has sent US a
prospectus and register of this ably conducted
institution. from which i, appears that it's affairs
are In a fourishing condition. The seminary is
pleasantly situated at San Mateo, California, and
offers unusual advantages to parents desiring to
provide their daughters with substantial and re-
fined education. Among the patrons of the insti-
tuition we note the names of some of the worthiest
citizens Of San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24

sur. rsinuaE Ter c n Ward Jan lsih-2 bales bags
- - 4. rsulnura- 1a1sc its paiAi go hs sugar.
- rrr-srinrh rsrr Tscorerr Jan lafh-9oe bnehs ba-
r~r~F ivaxrs glz gale manznes $50 gals nlelAdo
-. -. .Facin = snr ne rics. els 6S2 lbs sugar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24

The Ours OF Low DEeREE.-The attention of
the authorities is respectfully called to the fact that
there gre quite number of NANCY aud diseased
dogs In and about this town, but especially in the
suburbs, who are 10 such state that any regard
for sanitary ethics would require their instantaue
ous determination II is well known that dogs are
sometimes afflicted with the vilest diseases TO which
the human race is liable, and IN every instance OF
this kind the animal may become dissemination OF
couagiou. In mercy to ourselves let every injected
dog be at once shot and buried. 1t would not be
bad idea 10 have of the deputies OF the agent
Of the Board of Health detailed for this special pur-
nose Ole dnY in each week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Administrators Notice.

TWyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN APP
i'll POINTED administrator Of the estate of Jacinto
Deas nae Of California; gives notice to all persons indeb-
ted to said Jacno deceased to the same to the
undersigned and all having any claims on said estate to
present the within six months from date or they
will be forever barred
Honolulu January 25rd, 1871. SIS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tenders Wanted

WNOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF AUxILTA.
E RY buildings be put up the grounds OF the
Queens Hospital. Sealed Tenders handed in ten
days from date. plans and specifications apply
the Secretary By order Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
52s-st FA. sCHAEFER, Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24

FROM TAHITL-The ship BenSdld Captain Hodg-
kins arrived this port yesterday morning. twenty
five DAYS from Tahiti. She is at present under
sailing letter. and is proceeding to San Francisco
for the purpose of procuring register She was
recently under the Peruvian flag, and while taking
load of lumber down from the coast to Peru, she
sprung q leak ard put in at Tahiti, where she
was condemned sold and bought by Captain Hodg-
kips He reports that the bark Beulah, after taking
la cargo of thousand tons of guano at Enderbury
Island while In latitude So to 81 south, put back
into Tahiti on account of q refusal of duty on the
part of the crew, who were dissatisfied with their
rations The bark remained ih port for week or
two aud while endeavoring TO proceed to sea con-
trary 10 the advice of the pilot she got QUITO the
reef. where she still lies, aud, 1t is thought, will
prove total loss Tie schooner Mabel Scott, Cap
tain Higgins is reported having been at Tahiti,
ana 10 have gone from there TO Starbuck Island,
where she will take on board Mr. Arundel aud party,
and return with them to Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24

RARA AvIs.-A few days since a native brought
to the Gazette Office q strange looking crab which
had Just been captured on the premises of His Ex-
cellency Charles Kanains, on Palace Walk. 1t was
found at depth of about foot beneath the surface
of the ground, in hole evidently of its own burrow-
ing The crab was of a notified reddish appearance,
ana some five or six inches 10 length, looking in
deed like q cross between a crab and lobster. III
was armed with a most formidable pair Of nippers,
which were sunk deep into the stick to which 1t
was holding, indicating immense power in those
members Its origin is complete mystery, 1t be-
Ing very different from any of the crtdced of these
Islands but II is probable that it brought here
from some OF the islands of The south Pacific.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24
F,.r-vu sr1hs Hoou for the Month Of January 1871
E.---u-~z 81 cl-g4 Daus,i sruifl- Hars7~Qser.

HoNouuLr MEANTIME
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-24

Orders from tie Otssr blands Promptly Ezsszssk 9
Market Rates 81.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-06-07
STATE TREASURER.

Stark county has been offering two ex-
cellent candidates for the nomination in
the person of County Treasurer Fessler,
and Anthony Howells, the coal miner
and iron master of Massillon. Recently
Mr.. Fessler has withdrawn, leaving Mr.
Howells to make the race, MIR. HoWells
is capable man, an honest man, and a
liberal one, and his name on our State
ticket would bring more votes throughout
the iron and coal region, stretching as it
does from Tuscarawas over Stark, Sum
nit, Portage, Mahoning and Trumbulli
than any other in the State. If Mr.
Howells, representing the north-e eastern
part of the State, is hitched along side
equally representative men from the 9TH
er portions of Ohio, the Democratic party
will have placed team on the track
which will never stop until they draw us
to victory. 1t is not often so good man
as Mr.. Howells offers himself for such an
Office, and the party can not afford to pass
him over-- Ohio Liberal a9Iy