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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-03

FRIDAY. 2, Is

~ -
WE note no change in business matters since our last and
learn nothing Of special interest as a topic in commercial cir
Gle. save the recent decision Of Court as TO double taxation
A matter Of so much importance IS not 10 be calmly accepted
a. lust. though decided TO be legal, for the more the points are
examined in all their bearings, the more giaring does the inJus-
tiee appear- There is 4 point also that has not yet been touch
ed upon- viz That besides being double taxation il is also
ryass taxation. for The decision affects the poorer class.-those
who III struggling TO lift themselves above want and debt, and
tunlties shat present themselves. And in this way We look
upon the law as q national misfortune in placing q great hin
drsnce on the prevailing disposition to improve the opportun-
lilies (whiIe enjoying the benefits Of the Reciprocity Treaty.
70 develop the resources Of the country. It virtually tells our
people that they have no right to aim higher for commercial
and agricultural prosperity. To those who are 50 unfortunate
a. 70 owe anything, It would seem as if they were hereby ad-
monished to sell all that they have, pay all their debts, and be
content to live poor, as, having nothing, the Assessor then
could get nothing.
In shipping we have had but one foreign arrival, that OF the
Ger brig WlheImine from Yokohama, en- route for San Fran
cisco.
The departures have been-bktne Victor for the soundj bk
Sierra Nevada for Astoria, O, in ballast; and the schr Bonanza
for San Francisco, with a fair freight valued at 81, 7e4T8.
The FaIkinburg gets away to-day for Portland, with a full car
20 Of island produce valued at s43, 1928 81, and the brig Julia
NJ Avery sails Tomorrow for Tahiti, with cattle.
Bk r e wyIie Is loading al The steamers wharf, for San
Francisco
stmr City Of New York from the Colonies, en- route for san
Francisco, will be due here on Tuesday next.
The bark Courier from San Francisco is considered due.
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Supreme Court-0ctober Term.
TunD Am lrrOuTTy

The following is a resume of cases adjudicated in
this forum since our last report:
w. Stevens Pahukula ys. W. C. Parke, admir-.
New trial ordered.
Sam KaupO VS.. ]. W. Kalua, admir-. Judgment
for plaintiff.
]. ]. RAYMOND and L. Bernard vs.. A. II. Loo
NgWak; action of tort. Verdict for plaintiffs. OctO-
Der %, motion for new trial granted on ground of
excessive damages.
Theo. II. Davies for himself and the use of Francis
Sinclair vs.. H.. Hackfeld & Co; assumpsit. Discon-
tinued.
Kamaka Fs. Kaahanui; libel for divorce. Decree
aiSi granted.
Morris Rose vs.. Grace Rose; libel for divorce.
Discontinued.
F. NJ. Green va. Annie Green; divorce. Motion
for decree absolute, which was granted.
Yesterday the Court rendered decisions upon sew
eral cases in banco and questions reserved, as follows:
The King VS.. Kalaikoa; Illicit cohabitation. The
Court hold that the statute defining the offense OF
illicit cohabitation has been repealed, and that
ofenses of that class must be prosecuted as either
adultery or fornication. The defendant was dis
charged.
Alex. Hutchinson vs.. KeikiOhua and Nakookoo;
security for advance to q contract laborer. Remand
ed TO the lower Court for judgment.
J. A. King vs. VIM. Brash. Appeal from Com
missioners of Rights of Way. Judgment for plain.
tiff, and defendant ordered to set his fence back tc
where it formerly stood.
The King vs.. Thornton. Conspiracy. Exceptions
overruled.
N~akuaimanu vs.. Halstead s. Gordon. On question
reserved. Verdict Of jury stands.
Widemann VS.. Lonoaea and others; contract labor
ers on Waihee Plantation. Exceptions from cireui
Court Of Maui. The Court held that the labor o
bound servants is not assignsble. The iaborers I'M
der contract to serve the plaintiff cannot under tina
contract be held to labor for his assignee. Judg
ment of the Court below affirmed.
The Court adjourned for the term on Saturday
Oct. 27th.
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EXPOR
n

FRoN KagAI-Per LikeIIke, Oct 2s-His Majesty the King,
Hon > C Wilder. G W Dickie, G ii Fogg, Mrs Kapehe and
child, J Baker, II Thomas and wife, Capt James Makee, Col L
= Spalding, J G. Glade and wife, e p Adams, 8 b Dole, A Gay,
p Sinclair and wife, K WaiPa, Mrs Haaiimaie, Oio and IS
deck.
For SAN FaAycIsco-Per Bonanza, Oct 30 Jno T Inman
and wife.
FOR HILo VIA LAHAISA-Per IIaleakala, Oct 3i-GOv W
l. MOehOnua, WI Reed and wife, DIR j Wight, A Wight, r T
BickertOn, Mrs Kenway, Hansome and about SIS deck.
For LAHAISA-Per Nettie Merrill, Nov Jas Campbell
and bride. ii Turton, wife and 4 children, Sam Parker, Cecil
Brown, W C Parke. T C Forsyth, J 3 siIIowsy, Bishop Willis,
Hon n Kuihelani, Geo E Richardson, Capt Taylor, A Titus,
Col Z s spalding, Lieut. christopher, II 7 Turton, Chas N Ar
mold, L Waipa and about IS deck.
FROM KLHULUI-Per Kamoi, Nov 2-W X Seal, A Unna, J
Gray. J Smith, Mrs E Bailey, Miss S K Gray, Miss L Green,
W al Cummings and wife, Jas Sandford, W L Barnard, AkoIo-
ks, F c Acheong and wife, Chung Fat and 30 deck.
FoR ASTORIA AND PoRTLISD-Per J A Falkinburg, Nov 2
Miss Miller.
FRON KoLoL & HAIMEA-Per Marion, Nov 2-H r II Liz
Huokalani Dominis, Miss Sheldon, Mrs Kapena, Mrs Wilson,
ami IS deck.
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Letter from Hilo.
HITO Ocfoher |

HILo, October 10th, 1877.
Leaving Honolulu at $50 on Tuesday we ar
rived here Friday morning twenty hours longer
than the Kilauea was, in making the same passage
three years ago, yet the Likelike is a feeter vessel,
and the difference in time was occasioned by delay in
different places to discharge freight. We arrived
at Laupahoehoe about noon and did not leave till
some time after shutdown, having sent ashore 20,-
600 feet of lumber. Such delays are wearisome to
the passengers yet l heard no grumbling. The
Likelike rolls worse than did the Kilauen, and on
this account is not so comfortable for those subject
to sea-sickness.
We arrived in a rain, and found the streets of
Hilo quite muddy, and there we're no conveyances
for those who prefer riding to walking. What a
contrast to Honolulu where q score Of expresses
are at hand on the arrival of every vessel that may
be expected to have passengers, and this certainly
is O want of Hilo; one of our lady passengers felt
her strength give out before she reached Father
Coan's and she was obliged to sit down and rest.
1t seems to me that one or two express carriages
might be profitable here.
Hilo is as green as ever, resembling a well
watered, if not a well cultivated, garden, a large
part of almost every enclosure, yards or lawns, or
whatever you please to call them lis covered with
the Hilo grass.-a grass which no animal will eat
until half starved. This grass is an Importation
and, like other importatlons, as the ~lantana, indigo,
thorn etc. is a real nuisance. Were it not for this
grass, the people of Hilo might keep cows and
have abundance Of milk and butter but now.
they have to pay ten cents a quart for milk. and
there is no butter to be had. For beef they are
charged five and six cents a pound.
There are noble fruit trees here. One during the
past season produced 1900 alligator pears, averaging
one pound in weight, and quite q number Of them
weighing two pounds each.
The trustees of the Hilo Boarding School have been
holding a series of meetings, and they have decided
to take, if possible, a new departure. While Mr..
Lyman was able to teach and to manage the affairs
of the school, it was very prosperous and accom-
plished an untold amount of good. But when he
was obliged to resign his position, and u native
was installed as principal the school began to wane,
the head teacher should be a foreigner. The trus-
tees have written to the American Board. requesting
them to send out a teacher, paying the expenses Of
his coming, and pledging him a salary Of $1,000
and q house. To build the house one of the trus-
tees offers $1,000. This action of the trustees shows
that they regard the building up of this school as
a most important work, ALIoUIs.
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THE PACIFIC
GommertialAobert1se
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 3.

HER ROYAL HIGnSEss the Heir Apparent and
suite arrived yesterday evening from the tour OF
Kauai on the schooner Marion, in good health.
As the vessel entered the harbor displaying the
Princess flag, a salute was fred from the bat
terry on Punchbowl.
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CUxMISGs-JACKsoN-At Makawao, Maui, Oct 25ih, by
the Rev J s Green, Mr. WILLIAM ii CUMMINGS to Miss CLAIR
IssA E NJ JACKSON.
CAMPBELL-JAcKsoN.-In this city, Oct Both, by Rev S c
Damon, JAMES CAMPBELL, Esq, to Miss ABIGAIL NJ JACK
son.
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DEPARTUK f..

Oct. Z1-Am bkIn Victor, SieVert. for Port Townseud.
28-Am bk Sierra Nevada, Koerner, for Astoria, o..
3O-Schr Fairy Queen, Peni, for KOhala, Hawaii
3O-Schr WaiIels, KaIauao, for Maliko, Maui.
3O-Am schr Bonanza, Miller, for San Francisco.
3I-Ger brig Wfhnmine, Buse, for San Francisco.
3I-sIp Live Yankee, Kaukahi, for MolOkai.
3I-Schr Haleakala, Hopu, for HilO, Hawaii.
Noy. I-Schr NeIie Merrill, Hatfield, for Lahaina, Maui.
I-Schr Pueokahi, Clarke, for Hama, Maui
2-Am bktn J A Falkinburg, Hubbard, for Portland o
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HAHAIIAa CALIFORNIAN CLUB.-The election of
officers of this club for the ensuing year, took place
on Saturday last the 9th inst. with the following
result Chief, A. s. Cleghorn {; First Chieftain, II.
z. Mcintyre /; Second Chieftain and Treasurer, Capt.
Daniel Smith Third Chieftain and Secretary J. NJ
Macdonald Chaplain. Rev. A. Mackintosh Stand
ard Bearer. Simon Grant First Sergeant at Arms,
Alex. McDuf Second Sergeant at Arms. Geo. H.
Robertson Consulting Clsnsmen. Fl. Macfarlane,
). W.. Robertson, Robert Grieve snd James Renton
Senr. There was a full attendance of members at
the meeting and several Scottish strangers were
present by invitations. The club showed many signs
of progression towards permenancy-a satisfactory
SUM of money vas declared to be in the hands of the
treasurer, and works Of charity and usefulness were
reported with g beneficial results. Several cases were
mentioned where advice and assistance had been
given by the officers during the year In procuring
employment for Scottish strangers and otherwise
helping them along. The st. Andrews Charitable
Fund will be discontinued for the present, ont of
courtesy to q sister institution. 1t Is hoped that q
library and reading room, will soon be established
in connection with the club, and care will, as hereto
fore, be taken of deserving Scottish Strangers
Gazette.
The German paper Erening Post of San Fran
cisco speaks of the Germans who recently came to
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. I
ARRIKALS.

Oct. s7-Schr Fairy Queen. Peni. from KohaIa, Hawaii.
27-Schr Mile Morris, KeaIohanui, from MoOkai.
2s-Stmr Likelike, Shepherd, from Kauai.
2s-Ger brig Wlhilmine, Bose, SO days FIN Yokohama.
2s-Schr WaneIe, RalauaO, from Maliko, Maui.
29-schr KekauIuohi. Malaihi, from Hanalei, Kauai.
Nov. I-Schr Mary Ellen, Ruanoni, from Hno, Hawaii.
I-schr Annie, Kalua, from Kau, Hawaii.
I-Schr UIama, Puaahiwa. from Rohala, Hawaii
I-Schr Warwick, John Bull, from Lanai.
2-Schr Prince. Simerson. from Rona q Rau, Hawaii.
2-schr IA Moi. Reynolds. from Kahului. Maui.
2-schr Marion, Christian, from Koloa and Waimea.
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A RUSSIAN HERoINE-At the battle of the LON,
a young Russian officer was shot while CALAMITY
endeavoring to rally the flying Muscovites. On
burying the body, it was discovered to be that of a
handsome young woman. All else mystery.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

M-ERcHAETMES.
An schr C VI Ward.
Am schr Gen Harvey, Trip.
Haw bk r C WyIIie, WoIters, loading.
Am schr Loleta, Dexter.
Haw brig Julia VI Avery, Avery.
Haw schr Giovanni Apiani, Weeks.
Am blk Amy Turner, Newell.
wHALERs.
Haw VIII brig Onward, EldTedge.
Haw wh brig W ii Allen, GiIley.
Am VII BIZ Milton, HambIin.
Am VIII bk Hunrer.
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NOTICE.

nURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE
~ Hawaiian Kingdom, L. L. O'HALLORAN, Esq, will
attend to any matters of business in which 1 am entrusted.
n3-3t* J. NJ. DAVIDSON.
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The German paper Erening Post of San Fran
cisco speaks of the Germans who recently cam to
Honolulu in the W. II. Deitz as " German coolies"
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TO LET

THOSE DESIRABLE PREMISES NOS
"a 148 and $50 Nuuanu Avenue. Apply to J. ii. WOOD,
- Nuuanu, or L. A. WILLIAMS, g. Fort st. In3 III
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1.-THE writer of the foregoing has doubtless right
on his s!de-bqt personally we object to any attempt
to parody s%eriptural style. Ed P. c. Al
, 1877-09-12
,Mitlwcfb j2. September 1877.
G5tott MiOn1Dno.

Dofisti = @eri6t. Tnf9cnbe
Safe tomcn seltcrn in oieIem Berit4te
Sur @crboabIung:
@eoroc 0idion, farbi9, ona'fla9t Den
Gomnel Nlten nit eincm 3ieQelItein ane
QeoriIfen inb aelGfagen 81 BADEN, mir
Sc $40 unh &nitcn a%eitraff.
Morp Shnrnton. Iarbia. welhe, wie
man perniut6et, irrlinniQ 1T, lptlrne in
fic Sail oelanbt, nm BON einer Srren<
GnmuiiiIion rnterIuht 81 iueroen.
MnrD Oonobue. an9effnQt eine Bor<
f:oa GodeeIhirr Don S. Wc2onc geIto6'
len sl 6oben, stuuroe entInilen.
S,ohn Monroe, farbio, onoeflost III
zen 2aoen brs 81. s.. Gelln einaebrnfbcn
nnb 81 barous seItobien 81, boben, wur-
&c ser @ronb Snrp iiherpieien.
Mi0aro 6opss. Elm fleiner f%nrbiaer
Sunac. onaeffast peoenSoidsnoieblfabl,
wurNe su 8 Mo11oten Sail uno Is 6icr
zen pcrurt6eilt. 0anss, utaleih jung,
1T idon flint MoI lpe9en Siebifohl per-
nriheitt wprbsn, unb toar bercits einmol
I'M 3uNtbauIc.
, 1877-09-12
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CT z IL aeaebcn Der rcihc @olbbeimcr?"
8: rj3'uap,ia lumpiae Gfenniae!"
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en- iilbcrn 2Glfcl aeaarf t!a
@egen Ste Iranriafei +.
Tou,iit: y6juten Woroen. liches Stub
6 ih lat mott 9ein Sdat beut' id,on
oroenttid abgefitBt, tucil Du 10 1uffia
bit ?"
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fen luitil?
Guuriif: oGcwiE eiu &uB bon eireu'
Diam nad)t luiiie!
Mildmaodcr: rQh fieher Scrr, barn
fiilicn Gle bod, meinct @iel, set 1T in
mer 10 t'auria."
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Ser: uSd bleibe babel: bie trscnoboften
Tratcn 1ino lauaweili1!"
Game: auuo bo8 bcbaapter Sic mir
acaeniiber ?"
Scrr: 80, anaoiae Sruu. bel Sbncr1
bab> ih MIDI nleinals aelun9meilt !"
, 1877-09-12

Aesentnebatipnsiias S~erld1en Ri6inpub UNI 3:45 q.
W., fcm1,en In @prbenssile UNI 7:30 Nadm. ,nb In
9EaIti etpn UNI 1. :45 Wbsnbs an.
g6filse fabreu tagliA (Spantass duseenpmmtn.)
grpreBiige ia zen t'9fid nnh balten In Sunctts n,
Npel's, 1reetIidn's, @prp tltspile charlottesville Stouu-
ton, @eiben, lMt;l6prp', G~pptngtpn uat allen reaularer,
Statipnen ireitiib opn 9~ppinatpn an.
Accommodation Sise fatrea tdelt6 (Srnntaas aus.
e%ensmmen anb scrbin Ell tb in @prasnspiae lir 80 10.
tnetpn.
pets unb GrYrfBs3iae p~ertinssn f6 IN @prbpnssils
fur Wafttnetpn rrb elm 9pfSus In charlottesville fir
&pndbur9 UNI rem 9 hn
GrpteBsus Serbinbet fiji IN Cincinnati nit hen, Trunf"
2inien fur ale Sunf.e i'm gDeften. Nprbmeaen uup Stp.
tpelten. incl. California Oregon unb Seras.
gpfSu9 fpnmt In Wtdnipno I'm $3.50 Nahnttttaas AIT.
GrprsBlas ppn Cincinnati verb nbet in @prbpHspiae
NIT Der Wirgtnia Nitp'anb Gilsubabn. fcmmt In gBdIps
slt8trn I'm $50 @prm. unb In Mitm pne I'M $50 Born II.
az 1tne nerbinbst f6 NIT ben Midmpno unr Oanptle sne
Suten.
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! S6laf Waeepns fabren nit aleu- Nadtfita en-.
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( rad alien 6aupt. gurtten
Wdbsre anstunft ipesen 9reife etc. Yrirb n SO. S2e
,Wfatn Cir, pber III Der Office Ger Gempa9nie ertbellt.
T. GonmaY st. Dpwarbe
General Yafaslers uab Iidet. Wsfat,
W. 81. g. Gum,
Saseniear uno GnYeriutenrss t. 81
, 1877-09-12
Ri0mpnb poit office.
Npf< Mrraneement.
Au9ua 1877.

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aasasnOrm men @pnntags. -Wnfuuff 7.tsM
une Il g. ". - Nofidlu6 ! q. So.
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me- SonniaA- Mnfunf II q: MoH.
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siioIide @of. 3psimar tSalid. ouso,.
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mataat 1@'ao ". u! -yOhfdlu6 1885 q.
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SoaaSSenss, 5.5o ". M.-Ypfl6Iub, Mutt
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uno 5rsttass, 4 u. M. "ps
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, 1877-09-12

Sterttidfeit8= Seri0 t. GS
ftnten ~ipdbrenb ter lesten @pNe 36 Srtts-
iiIe b~isrIeItf lfntt> !Gmtia: @eiBe 10; 0ar'
tiee %; Mdnnlia Is; @eibli9 IS.
@ttsr-1 Sag lis 80 5, 1 Mpaat lis 6 Z,
o Monat lis II 3, 4 SoDr Els 8, 35ah-
big 5 /, 5 Sabre tis 10 1, 10-202 20 s.
80 2, go SO 2, 90 S.-502, 50 $50
1, 60 SO 1, 1870 1, 800 0, tn.
befannt
@tant-2cbi9 80, gcrteirdttst 8, @it-
TIE l. @itpcn !, llnbefannt 1.
Gcturtaprt - Ser. Staaten 35, Sy=
lant l..
9srbnung-Gtobt 0, Mariton Nare Q.
SfTerlsn gEarb 9, Maoiirn g8arS 2, W9pr
rusgGars 5, Clay @arb 6, JaGlru N5arb 0
srmenhaus 2, Staats6jtfdn9nib /, SVipitaI.
gtldeiniet- Geauldre sler5ts 80, Gorcntr
5, gsarb Of 5eoltb 8, irresuIdre Merste 0.
s. g. Gabe1f, sc. 3.
9rdlieent p8rarp # Seattt.
, 1877-09-12

Die @taSbldier in 43aneaoille, 8,
iperbcn i~l'lfcu, wcna Die III &itt5bure
aniiIebcn
Ole lhmarssrot1eQcIoene 6obne IN
Shwobcn offi,ied perp6at- bieie i@atot2is
iantc Nleuiafeit erfdtrt man nad,trcQl'6
bnrd cinen 0eridt Der Ioi1iideu l3si~
tuna iibcr Die Tiibinaer ltuiucrlitdtSfaicr.
Gs hei3t BORT : Nls bel Ser Subrife,er
Ger 3iibingcr l1"ineriitdt oct Seitsua ON
0aupttoQe s1 8oiliicbuna bes eiacnt'i-
d1cn sSeitaftc8 in oie Stiftsfirde trat,
'uuroen s,par sic orei GiibinQer Corps
nit jGren Vu1nen eiuaeluilen uno turften
iid) nit benf hen inmitten bcs Sdtffes
ouf1tetlcn. Die 8urideuidloft nGermania"
ipurOc inocIicn gcn6tbi9t, lire SABINE III
riiG,ubebnlten uno auBerhalb Der Sirdls
III l~uiicr. molte Tie ielbit Dem gIftr iibcr=
1orpt bciwo6ner. Gle 6o9ne Der befann'
ten nancntlid OH ulten Sc,ren ie6r gait
reiden gpridcnihaft u@crmania" If eis
ne idiunrssrotbsQoloene uh5 biele in ser
Stride unb in Geaennort bea &6nias me.
Zen su laiifn. 10 hleB Go, lei uidt ml0Iiis
Die W%uridenidOft fiiate iit uotiirlid C)
Scr beb0r>1id)en Nneronuna. rcicbte abcr
iofort bel Dem Neftorat einc Grotcit- uno
8eidperSeidlrift ouaegcn eiu uno nobn
Nbcnbs on Sem ouasmcin.n ScffommcrS
niht T6eil. fonoeru neranltaltete ipGter
cine b~clonoere oon ca. 700 aftiucn unb
paIIipeu Wital'cSern beludte n&ueipe. "
, 1877-09-12
epuetttDnen BON .Brieffalfen.

goh Waiter, an ben apej bs1cnberen @eoen.
Tslte als Stsntfaffe befannr 6nb. E NM
~ Is. w. 2.45 uhb $50 81. W. 6onnt
ta9s-2.45 81. IN. ~"
q IN Gstertasen - 600 g. W. nm
S.4o N. w. Won alien anbern aalen werber
sls Sf'efe auf BEN &Ndpsg Der Groasr apaes
90 Gwn1tes StAnbtnt 8g. %. bis $50
7.oo @f % g0in l. @vr'I bts 1. AlrSembe,, srS
lsoc y. w. bis ZOO q. Ok. @elr.@nret-
.Hass'sgfHes o9Ter pom 9V. ". bis 4 81. M.
EIree ~ Iaf rf9tirtrts Bsiefe oTsn BON s .. W,
, 1877-09-12

Seffent1i6e@ huIen. Mlpns
tag ben II. bs. Wits. miro Der Inter
ri@i iii bens6ffentlihcn Sdulen mieber
bc9onaen werSen. Sen crl ten Sag ,per-
Der sic 9sbrer Die frii6eren S6iiler aufs
ihreiben uno Den 5'DeitenSos Die nsre1.
Sa Die Snbcn bas @eri6bnnnssEet ON
MOntao @feiern, weroen Die Sinner, Die
id0n friiber Die S1ule beIu9t baben,
am 0ienaas einsetrasen, boben aber
Den 8prsuo Dor Den nfnen S0iilern.
, 1877-09-12

9ererfe@inbrud. Cine ol-
Nemeim 0eitcrfcit berri0te seItern in Der
Gtant iibsr ole puni@erei; aber Die Grs
iAloffums fol9te idnea, ocnN fir ein
@lns @sin ooer 98bisfcp. wenn man
eswobnt il 10 Gents sn te5obIen, so
Y,Oatn! mebr su asbeu, it Elm Stem, oOs
pOn is0em geiiiGlt ipiro, Der nl6t itets
i'm 0auie bodt. Sic mejftcn S8irt6e
babcn itsinere 8teroldler li0 onse-
i1NHt, nm ocn ] Sent nidt 81 ucrlleren.
3OTenilib wiro bic nddte 2eaislatur
sine AbweAie!un3 in bic So0e brin9en
NM ami Geioen5eu9 so prog. per Daro
nao anf Gottum 10 Yros. per Noro
Gssnrr lesen, Bonn Die 9amsn f6nnten
Otn Terlult 0aourh leiAt auimo6en,
baB lie ouf Soften Der G9leppen cine
oogr cine balbe GARD peniger 3eu9 9s.
brau@en. &c wiir0e fiji uieaei6t nod
bsGsr bs5ablen ole bic g9bisfcp-S teucr.
, 1877-09-12

SobpfoeToh1en. 2cbte Ho6t
'ohen stusi Nollsiiten einsn 3eger Die
9odiiroBe 1inuntergeDsn nit einfm
&orb ouf bern @opfe. Sic Ihbpften
Weroodt nnb folgten Inn. Nls Der See
GER iotNrs merfte. licB or rem &orb fall
len uno lief oapon, elmer ser 8oll5ilten
lief inn mad unb ols Der &erl iab, baf
er nidt entfpmmen fnnnte. 1prone er in
hns MnIIer. 5eitbem bat man ned
nihts wieber pnn ihm QeIebsn. Ser
2orb entbielt 2 GiIien Sohof, ipel9e BON
Wtopo & &niebt's Tabrif qeitoblen ma<
rem. 81. Serren iasen, oab 10 a,iten
DernliBt neroen.
, 1877-09-12

@erbreher. 9ie %fo1Qenhen Ger
BREEDER pHroen eeitern in Der Nenitens
tiorn nhQeliefert
Son Guffsa COUNT: Shomns So
binion, l Sa6r, meeen MnQrjHs nit Mb,
1iht III tDbten. uufoifen fir ben eDe-
riff uno @aGe, $126.56.
Snn Mlbemorlc County: Sohn %.
Burton. msoen NIerbshietfah,s. s Sob.
II rpeseu sr1isn Scrgsbens uno 5 Sabre
iueaen %aueiten Geraebcns. gef6roe-
rl1osunfofen, $27.30.
, 1877-09-12

gg 3 lie & q nj IL, we1 If e
@5lem's GdwefcizG eife oft %qcbraud1en.
brauden fih niht Iii flrd'en Dor &opfz
a~uaid)taa. Sfethten. Srdse oNer IT.
Qenb cine onoerc unonaenebmc &ronf-
beit, tuetd)e &inoer 10 oft ourd) Gen l1nl>
gang nit onoeren &inoeru III Scr Sduie
befontneu.
Sin id61ca Sdllpars oSer Wrnu1t iui,o
ourd 9ia'S iduclle 9aoridrbe 9erac,
felt.
, 1877-09-12

0erentf1obe Ser
bon Der Gbeitcrfielo Sail entilnbene See
Ger Moies S1ompion. loa Spnntas in
Betersburg 9eieben pprSen lsin. Gr
iiberna6tete bel einem Sarbiaen, Sarte
mefl Suder, Dem er fir Ieine Greunoli1'
felt cine Soie, einen Sod nno sinen
Gut ita6l.