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

Table No z, shows the value If Duty paying Bonded, ACE Goods rec by Treaty
imported during the car, and the country from which imported
Table No s shows a decrease Ia total receipts OF SiA4los i IRON last year.
Table No Q shows an increase IN Free Imports Of fI,I&e 81, thfsts causcd Sy
the produce returned from California
Tab Nc. 10. is . sun eoftnc total value OF 4 IL Imports Into the Kingdom
showing at increase over last year of sl2o 9g S.
Table No H. shows the different National Vessels hat have visited this f0r
during the year
Table No. i2, shows that's total Of 4TS pa.enEcu have arrived at and ds
parted from this Port during the year, with an excess Of s64 arrivals over
departures, and ar excess q % passengers over last year Also that $50
passengers have called A. this Port OF their wy to ard from New Zealand and
Australia. showing 6i9 more than called last ear.
Table No IS. Isl list Of hawaiian Registered Vessels numbering forty Eve, With
. total tonnage of 653 42o one. showing q decrease Tor the year OF six vessels
ad y 29S tnns- be record how that's " Banks. ne BHR, fonr sceooneub
u ~ Sloop have been lost. the past ear, ad oBe Brig and " Schooner
have been registered.
Table No. Ia, is IA exhibit of he number aud tonnage Of all Steamers and Mer-
chant vessels that have arrived at and departed from this Port for the yesr. show
ing the Flag an he Country from which arriving u to which departing
The total value An KEpxts for the year b----------221o4ia
Ths todV value OfAn Imports
= showing an zee. IN value Of E1Porud sEszlS
1 have omitted The table of exports Of oil, Bone and Ivory this year, as owing
to The loss in the ice Of b whaling feet there wssv very title exported
/ have zgsiu the satisfaction Of showing thsto u Exports arc In excess II the
~ 1 have the honor to be-, sit, Your Ex mos. obedtent servant,
W. F.. ALLEN.
oaR1ar Gearal Of CAaona
To His Excenency A S HARTEEIL,
II H. NJ. Acting Ministers of Finance, sc &c, sc,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-03-03

STATISTICS exclude Interesting matter provided
for this issue.
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ANOTHER PLANTATION ~SoLD-During the past
week we hear of another considerable transaction
in real estate. Messrs. J. Mott & Co. have sold
to Mr.. Alex. Hutchinson the Waiohinu Plantation,
at Kau, the price being understood to be about
Sl7, 900. The property consists of some very fine
cane lands, with a large extent of pastnrage. and
added to Mr.. Hutchinson ranch of Naalehu in the
same neighborhood, makes q very handsome
property.
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/CInCUrr OF HAwAu-The steamer Kaaueg,
having completed repairs. viii sail on Monday
P. VI. for the Circuit Of Hawaii. calling at the
scene OF the late submarine eruption in Kona. and
returning to HcnoIuln on Saturday evening the
9th March.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-03-03

RUSSIAN HoLIDAY--Yrstrrday March I'd was
the anniversary Of the accession Of His Imperial
Majesty, Alexander IL. aud also Of the emancipa-
ton of the serfs. The IaponeE and JGnestotos
were dressed in flags and the national coiors were
displayed on the government buildings. the for
eign consulates and shipping. and a salute was
fred from Punchbowl. in honor OF the day. The
present Emperor was born on the 29th OF April,
isis, succeeded his father. Emperor Nicholas,
March I'd. 1855.
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A MEDICAL FRM.-By a card in to-day's paper It.
will be seen that Doctors Lathrop and Enders
have formed a co-partnership for the practice of
medicine on the island Of Mani. They have
branch Offices, one at Lahaina and one at Makawao,
(besides the regular office at Wailuku) at the
former of which one of the Doctors will spend
several days every fortnight, and at the latter two
days every week. We congratulate the inhabi-
tnnts of Mani ON this ncnnisitinn of medical skill.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-16
vi
MANCHESTER.

'T!Ii~ anr!v-ll~,i st, ,i.,n. the hes; -
J n:'.. ron cot MrunHu". VIII ir TN
l~"Ut.'' i'' u;'r r lruffr,! numb + oi LS-SA-
H"f' : N"''i,w 'oI. At III To" rrtrc ~ SO 10
-. s'r.
i n",.'-.,t IS 20 h"lmIIui rcl bay, over 10
a.. IA. with r"rter'luu of irrm and temper,
tI. '' h'sr' l"r tHr ntrm'r. IL Wa sired
. N'I''. NO. ulr'G -un ct Mc;HhriuO rhlrf,
.". @'r' s~'"s'nl'"r 81 Tul'"r-. His !st dam.
.''' ''.i-r. uy i.l.l. The nc-l bred son OF Mem
"' Z u.-i: o. DIAN 10y ,"ck-par; irl dam by
Hatl, rrtnt--ou If imp Mhp Idol MARI
'' about iH" ''rr broad mar, We have. Idle
"f#. .ri ..# r'rl. IT," Lt-'c-l ]tru;lcr- IN the
~ "FfI" ' 'i".I r'-I-ciiN" age. were. ont of Idol
mar" Iti'Nuri uuit"'!, last tail, over the
Na-a'.|. tracts. Then only an" year old in MAJ
prev .H-. 81 tai! mile IA > - a, which periuriu-
-- ' ,.t@ I. VT been approached. The time OF
Mr. l. .HI.'I - lannon's LADY stout. Hnoinrr
N'u"r.np. AT The AN. a-r, wa. 2 o., shnwirg
''-r h.r-. j. inrIg, ~ W.Jh thr blood oi ,hc
-ts's N'Htrlr" I .I,i, through hi three famous
81. 'roii"r- @nti -lr.~ ul ]ir0Ircrz. ii,
i''H.. Mario" Iwi Bob DudIik", the sire vi Dick
~iHfi'r, Hire IA ''-; hDr,' ever ;rutlet IN Ken
l",h' WHO" r"r"it g.. "ei..
The i"-' j. >, ;, ! an, . year oit records in
a." N"Iai N"Y" lHarl. last vctr by grand and
-r".; Eraut--".i- II Membrane Chlrf
PHILLIP kNDBLE.
/. - i i1r lr "rar"i So tram amt break a lew
bosses - \~'.ll"wupi Ih'- wear. Terms rrg-on-
..f.r- IaINiI-1ml l. *
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NOTICE.

N-DIItE Is hereby gwen that The annual cleo
~ ton Of teachers tor tn, Public schools of the
CITY al Lexington. for the ensuing srhoul year,
viii IT,, held "u The last Monday t3jIh day. OF
June. ~. The SALARIES for the ensuing year
vii b" she same "a tor the present, with the eN-
certlpn tia: the sC',uUl months val be- ''caien-
tar months, instead Oi tour weeks The salary
81 III" principal Of In" High school has not yet
been iiNrtI Al applications tor situations must
!r Ing'!r tu the - cT-iut of III" board IN writing
previous TO the above day, aud accompanied by
certificates from The County school Commissions
Ell. iunt2-lL j. a. PRICE, Sec'y,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

SlAit or Mi~~tt III,
LAFAYETTE ,OJNTN
In the CIRCUIT court al -ait county in Vacation
May .iD'n, i>,..
,luslina Price
V. Divorce.
Charles -. Price.
NO the ~njt ,harlr. u. Price You ar, h.r.ty
1 notified that said IiIlullN la- commenced 4
SUIT against yDu IN : ait court hy petition. IN,
object an! general nature Ui which IL - obtain
4 divorce from you ON tn" ur'uuj- ui dcs,riirn
Tor III" space ut more EIitu uH' var WI luuf
reasonable cats" AMI '!,t her ufm- l." change!
l." Ju-iinu Rex. her nam" at IA" limr :lr mr"-
RED YOU
.hm" on arr further %Entiu'i, that nnly-- YOU
appear a the next term al Stri count. 10 lac
begun and held at ihy c"UiiHrU-r. IH IIr CAV al
Lexington. on the G'h rtrg %; Nu-U.r ioNI, am
on or before the sI>lh day Iiirr"l. u tl" f. nm
shall :" long cOntInu", and u ~: tnan l"tnr,
tEr end ui the form. and answer an petition,
tie same viii tvs taken IT, rnul---,t.
tu'i II + luIIuvI ordered ia ri II copy hereof be-
published in tn, Lexington N.r,i, irt"l i@rr-
"er. a newspaper rrlmI"i IN -rli county ul La
iay"tie, Tor four weeks successfully. iu' last lt-
s"rtInn :" h" al irasi i"gr w'.e~ 10. tore iu'. con-
m"ncvm"ni OF IA" u"Ni term IF tin rr'ul.
y true COPY. Attest.
FRANK tR1I'i. Ci'rk
FL I. =. nASITT. {. i~Gr..-rw
j II. MCfIliiui, Attorney Inr piIuitt.
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srH NOTICE,

7 EIiFI.> OF administrator ON toe estate Of
l. Nutrlu~.3 Cur,irY. deceased, Were granted
t. sac undersigned on Ihr I'm haI at May,
10, by THE Probate court al Lafayette county.
Missouri
All persons having claims against said estate
are required TO rNlIbIt iilrln iur allowance to the
administration within uii" Year after the uate OF
>.If letters. or they may he prcciudcd from any
benefit al such estate. And If suri claims be
not ,NhIhst,I within two Nuii- from the date OF
said letters they Will h" forever barred.
ALICE '. t'tI;pEit,
,,r- g.. -. tlmrui-frtIrIN
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FINAL

S-pTl' lis Hereby gwen To- all creditors and
\ other interested IU thu estate Of John
N,l-,n. ,trr,..~.ti, that IHr undersigned, rN-
tr'l,r- OF sal r~jntr. InIrni 10 make :: iiuai set
ll,at,ut "l ~iri estate az thu July term, Isl.
60! iu, Probate ""Ur, ui Lafayette" county. Mis-
-u15., a. L.. begun AM. heed Al thu c"ur 'iiOUes
tn ft. civ of L. NnI-tru. ON lhc first Monday IN
.lUIs. -. JOHN l. Nilsson.
NiIIlAh ". \EL~D\,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-16

STATE OF MISSOURI
LAFAYETTE tOISIN.
In tn" Probate court. uf Itif- ,.'. r.rrrE. Nf..r.
--atirura"d term, 2ut IlE-N - 3. -
IE"int> shelly, administrator ui '!s ,-latr ui
William y. Iny, a', l--r!.
Now at tins dlv comes ih.'u.- shelby nh
~ miuietrat"r OF th" estate col Niii.!u
Shelby. deceased. All! lr"-r'.f- 80 'Hr count
hi~ petition praying I"T AN u:teT ''r tUn -I'" at
so much Of the veal estate al eaa! i,r,.t-,F. go
VIII pay AMI - isty tn" rGuaiutE- ..,:,'. iH.' 4
SAID estate, ami Yet unpaid ;"r w,n' Of -g'n, ."ui
assets. accompanied 10y The accounts. i-:- 'UHl
inIrni"rlr~ required hE Law 30 EUl "t-'-, pH g.
animation whereof, i: - ordered tiH' all ''"r-ru~
Intcrcstc! IN sand estate he notified lla' HgEi ca
ton ~ aforesaid hr- been ~ IL, Tv.l U'.ir-- tho
contrary -" shown On Or hr.urr tive ir-t 'iI- II
the nrNt term oi this court, l." II. ny.d eE Tho i=t
Monday IN July, Isl. ut order WIN u' made
Ton the sale ui the whole, nr Sc much nt tAn real
estate OF said deceased. rs WIZ hc sufficient ipr
the payment at SAID debts
And It Is further ordered that this notice hc
published in the Weekly ln'cilJ-cNrer, a news
paper printed in said county ri Lafayette. Tor
lunr weeks before tn" next term "a! thu court
y true copy. Attest:
WM. I. CANNON,
ryr,p-E'H Trrlr., at Ir,.H.tH. t..rrf
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EES.s. sETT;EMEST.

N"''I.0t !" IoI'NN .ETVtn n al C~TV'ITTNr~ AII'!
y 't#'r> interested ia tGr estate "f Granville
3, i'.-.. !.,..-'ti. that the Undersigned, adj
.HtUi-t'4tut ul Saia ,-ial". intends to- make It
Uuf. -'l.',Iu,.t ct -lEi .~la'" 1T tlr jily tenn,
.-... n' tu- Probate count 81 Lafayette county
N--purl. 10 uc b,g!U and u"ld at thu courthouse
la 700, rfv ul lexington. On tH- first Aluui#y IA
Iuly. -. HENRY I. PAGE.
--u.LLM administrator
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anw..:svwATon.s NOTICE.

DN v.rtu, of an "r,l,r of the rrohai" court 81
- ~ul-y'tjr county. Missouri, made on the
-~iA ,ity q! May. i>'1, tho undersigned, ruh-
I, Administrator for said county. has taken
cla-.. ri tn estate uIlirni1IHIuGI!II> deceased.
Ali IrEarH~ having CLAIMS I-dII-t ~aii estate
~, :",1.ir.-i 10 exhibit th,m Tor allowance. l."
iar 4.tu.i ~i>frA1ur, within nnr year after the DAT"
ol -lli letter., "r they may be lrreluiCI from
a.t nru,Iii ct ZACH estate; and If ~ucM claims Ice
not exhibited within Two yrar4 from The date of
-all letters, they viii u" forever barred.
IIitN - >Ii\nI~iI.
- H. -L.An.-n.u-.-r
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FORTY TEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
DR.. {. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVERPILLS
EIcpatiriS. or Liver Complaint,
p,.rlrs.N ~. si,L mE,u,,nE-
symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

SYMPTOMS OF i Diseased Liver.
p!tlN in the rightsi under the edge
l OF the ribs. increases ON r'rs>uiv;
sometimes the pain is in the left SIDE
tarpaticnti>rarclya &Ictolirouthc! c.t
side; sometimes the pain stc.tUmIcl
the shoulder blade. and il frequently
extends to the top of the Shoulder. and
IS sometimes mistaken for ulhcunI
ti~uiuthc arm. Observation-Disclosures
cl with loss Of appetite and sickness;
tie bowels III general are >o-ttvc.
sometimes alternative with i.x tEr
Observation-Disclosures paiu.acComH&u-
led with aduli, heavy sensation in the
hack pant. There IS generally i con
siderable loss of memory, acComptu
led with painful sensation OF having
left undouc something which ought to
have been done. y Slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant, The "a
tent complains of WEAKNESS and de
h!.itv he Is easily startled. his tertuNc
cold OF burning, andhc complI;nsoi 4
pri>klv scnsatiouotthc skin; hi, spin
il aGc low and although he is salts
fed that exercise would re beneficial!
{ o him, vet he can scarcely summon
up toruulde enough 10 trv it. In fact,
tie d;strustS every remedy Several OF:
the boveSvmptOms attcndtheiiScaSc
but cases have occurred where few ct
them existed, vet examination OF the
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aggehlp Santel)l9fnter.
GEN. BUTLER ON Mr.. HAYES AND
OFFICIAL ACTION.


We COPY from the New York Times.
the chief organ IF the republican party.
the following letter ct confidence ad-
dressed hy cen. L. 7. Butler to |. :.
Miar<ial Pithiu. OF Louisiana. whom
HAYES removed i'll order ~ make a place
Tor :, man who arranged some ~ The
minor details OF the bargain recently
effected ut New nrircUS.
WASHINGTON. u c. Nav 2o.l>1..
Ny n'AE pirKI>: have Yours utthc
10Th inst. Informing N that when YOU
were i'll Washington both the president
and Alg. NrvrnS. the Acknowledgement.
gave you substantial assurance that y"u
would MT be disturbed in vour office a
United states marshal. being 4 native
OF the state ct Louisiana and 4 good re-
publican. and against whom 10 UitiCia!
Latitca~auce or personal dercIlCtiun from
the path OF right had been shown. and
who. therefore. came rmiuCntly within
The provisions OF rivi. service reform.
which = the cornerstone, ~ | under
stand 1t. OF oUr republican admiuiStrl-
ton am certain. therefore. that the
president and the attorney . genera.
woui never have asked your reSigua-
$50. = 4t, H. r. ,st, -+nE ~ F.l1, ~
.,'i a. r'' I'.'' 90 ',.'', -, - -" ,tS
nnI ~ ,I'Sr.T,~j ~ ~.
>,,1asr r Nv ,,%. r57t|rr, om
FF'"-n, ,t.r,t,ra f .," ,rIa, L,'"r
OF both these gentlemen. l. he
..cEc that they intend IN good faith To-
carr az; their assurances and preserve
their principles. tUr fault which | find
with yuur letter i that You DO not make
sufficient allowance Tor political ncceS-
sites and eUt@ng. cment>.hy which good
men are compelled - do that which
they would rather not i"
1t : III ":'r" >ecrv, here. A. / am in
formed, that Col Wharton. vuur caln-
ptttar. aided Mr.. Macy elgh, onc "t
tin commissioners II New Orleans, very
.a~gr.y IN getting I portion of the mem
ser: from Packard and - over to Mich
OILS. hv which 4 returning board lpcf<-
Is-ur. vs. uut unler the control ct
Niyhu =, AMI then that legislature cua-
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20 for the Season Z; $40 to Insure a
Mare with Foal.
ESnsrr;.,fnn ,nJ sp,Jr,oa

y No., is u solid blood bay, with "A little
whit" on hi hInd ieet, IL - hands nigh, and
IN i"!nlN and style unsurpassed. H. WAS sired
Toy " 1 NIthrIs' AlmOnr, he bv AIryandrr's
thiIliah, and he hy l:ysiyk's HamhlctpnIan.
Al w.t. l-t liam 10y Hohanan'~ Wallis, II
ID m h- Malnbrinn Chief, 81 dam Icy Nason's
Nuap. TIA dam whip unknown. Al Nest WAS
i"alrri Nav 2iI, I>.2, in Versailles, Ky.
Wy hnr h"niucky rnnr", 'hRENO, the same
a.r - Al Nr>i. has II blood hay colt small STAR
IA i'rth'aI, hy MtIuhrIn" Champion. She is
now lF lp"l ny Al " est. And | have number
0i VI im''rlnu c"it- lis VI imhrinn Chamuiun. too
tedious To- mcatlun. Any one desiring To mr.
'itt-" q good colt Tor iruttIng purposes, or road
horses, call ON NJ. uEAMEls,
of Lafayette County.
Fi>'rragc furnished and good care taken ut 70
cons pr animal per week. Wi! give Il uremI.
TN. co.. IH, season fp the best colt oI Al West. nj
the tit,-hrit fair IA ISIS. mar,1.Iu
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NOTICE.

T HERERi notify I'll parties against rui chas
L ing or trlning. for any ol nv notes ne A by
one Green l.. DOutEltt, IA the said notes were
II autnl"ntly obtained bg the said ibnuthItt.
aprls-ot j P. HALL,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-16

Please make yourself quite at 'ome
general" observes the hospitab'c British
ari-tocrat to- Gen Grant. Put your IcgS
right hup on the table and spit hon the
floor, lust as You do in lIamcrica.
Never mind the carpet. Hand. by ali
mcan>. whittlc the chair with your jack
knife. iiu know you must tccl like tt
You all wl:ittlc your furniture in llamcr-
lea. I'm sorry hi'avcn't Il cocktail or Il
corI,se-rcyiver to offer You. but we don't
know 'ow t" make them ere. DO
make yourself comfortable and don't
stand or ceremony,
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Description and Pedigree
CCNERAIL

't;il al" sand The rrcsant season At the same
place a. 81 To insure.
"" VIII give, at the Marshall fair. in 1873, u
l,r'n4iiNi ~ IN" season To the best colt OF each OF
The ali - horses.
W. l.. GLOVER,
iuLI2i irHl +. a. BLACkEURN.
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III. '. r." the old l~i"pubiIcaH cor
respondent OF the Cincinnati Commerce.
n. writing from Washington. comments
on the fact that in the north the demo-
cratic party is the party of the iaboring
man, and says: II the negro was white
his place would he in the democratic
party. As a laboriug MAJ his place is
there anyhow. ii that party was As zeal
ouS in maintaining his rights rs the
other. 1t they We're white ana scattered
through the north as laborcrs. SIN
>~eveuths OF them would be in the dcmu-
cratic party. The laboring class north
act with the party because II is supposed
10 be 4 party iavorng restricted GOV
eminent, low taxation and limited cX-
penditurc. The republican party. on
the other hand, is a party OF extravu-
n They believe in Il government
with all sorts Of bureaus swung to it,
calling for large expenditures. The re-
publican party to-day is running this
government at Just double the expense
they need to, aside from the interest on
the public debt. The democratic house
has not yet cut down an item of expen-
diture that the senate has agreed To
without Il murmur. The senate fights
all reductions of every sort. They be-
iieve in liberal expenditure TO maintain
the dignity and honor Of the govern
ment. and are not troubled with 1.-TWO
cent. economy" so-called. Noticing
republican habits of extravaganza here.
| am not surprised that the bulk of the
laboring men of the north vote with the
democratic party,
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Il III E
= = u.
SHINES FOR ALL!

1t 1. the emblem III hope and ;hc
sign at thrift: the Earbiu@cr oil peace
and OF good will To man.
We have room tnr all, good. tor
all, and at prices 80 suit everybody .
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so 90 REWARD,

WILL pay the above reward tor
L the delivery L. me OF my blood bay, DN
tnT"e-yrHT-uid. stallion colt Has no CTNk
white about him., Is shout II hands AI
high, has \ long body aud chrrlts a high head.
Leu my premises about 4 weeks ago.
may G-2w' JESSE COLI.
Dover, Lafayette County Missouri.
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ORDER or PIHELCaTfUt.

fN-NNIN TTIT|TTT- :" TIT
Iv t l.. DANlEL. IL. {. u.,.r-.v
W Wallace, \ { El...- .-.tr8,.r- f Do .fr .r..
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GROCERIES AND NOTIONS,

Including Sugars. C"f.c. Tea. Rice. NyTuiS, pys','
Water I;urhrts. Tubs, Wash Boards. salt t""'!'
Soaps. starch, Candle, ANlc GTcl~r, h'',"'"T' e.,
Rocks, Sp"cincies, thermometers. Pms. N'','I'T,
Gimlcts. sewing MhciIin. Needle, Rail. h,rh''
and Lines. curry Combs, Mnu~' Traps lap" i.,n'
GOODS. Vases. Mugs, l!u>"s, tIsu''~' i"li.'
iImlnssIhle 20 cnnmlcralr. Mhich ] nll-r:L rr.Llv--- l-
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THOi'E c"icr. sugars. canned corn, peaches,
iomrlnca, dried Currants. apples. peaches,
ci!erII.-. nn,! hliCkl'crri"s.
fA<CY y TLNlN CANDIES.
Dry grui-, rrnrcrirs, shoe and boots. All
at lri"c~ to -IIi thu tiiur-.
Irr9 IpIIN X. JORDAN.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-06
Science and Industry.

in 1876 California produced over
seven million gallons of wine.
A vessel is loading at Port Royal
for Holland 1t will carry 10000 feet
of lumber. and viii be the first shipment
thence TO that country.
At the Southern ice factories beau
tiful wreaths of flowers are artificially
frozen into the center of blocks of ice of
any desired size.
The Permanent Exhibition at Phila-
delphia is as assured success. Every
foot OF space has been applied for, and
half as much again could have been dis
posed of.
Before the war the States of Mis-
sissippi and Alabama We're the largest
cotton-producing regions of the South,
but neither one ever exceeded the 650.-
000 bales produced by Texas last year.
A bed of yellowish-colored paint,
covering an area of at least two acres,
and having a thickness of four feet, has
been discovered near Cullman, Ala. The
paint is found to be superior to ochre,
as it can be worked without adding white
lead, and can not be surpassed for water
colors.
There are now in operation in New
Hampshire 1000 miles Of railroad,
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Charles Mclaughlin had an arm
torn out by falling underneath moving
train of cars at indianapolis, and will
die.
Paul Mcrphy, the famous chess play
er, is again reported to be in New Or
leans asylum, hopelessly insane.
j. f. Price, of Chicago, committed
suicide at the Walnut Street House,
Cincinnati, by shooting himself in the
left temple.
"A leading citizen of Van Vert,
Ohio, c. Knapp, committed suicide by
shooting himself in the head with a re-
volyer.
Henry Johnston, a colored man,
shot his wife in the shoulder with shot
gun at Lockiand, Ohio. When arrested
he tried to kill himself by stabbing him.
self in the neck with pen-knife.
Daniel Voilmer, prominent drug
gist of Fort Wayne, Ind, was found in
the cellar under his store in an uncon-
scious condition, from the effects of NOR
phine, and, despite all efforts to resusci-
tate him, he died.
The negroes of Blossom Hill, Va,
suspecting that Harry Martin, missing
for two years, had been foully dealt
with, took his wife from her cabin and,
placing her neck in a moose, swung her
up to a tree, and she confessed the kill
ing, her son assisting under threats.
james Abbott and wife, while visit
ing, were called home by the announce
ment that their daughter, aged Is, was
diving. Returning, they found their
daughter dead. Mrs. Abbott was so
affected she fell to the floor corpse.
John h. Young, aged SO, of Gin
cinnati, while visiting the law Office Of
Richard l.. III. Finch, on the third floor
of 202 Broadway, New York, fell from
the front window, out of which he had
been looking, and was fatally injured.
In falling he struck an iron gas lamp
fixture, upon which he was iinpaled.
the sharp iron passing through his abb
domen and appearing at his back.
"A little girl 9 years old, daughter Of
Mr.. Fielder, OF Collinwood Village.
Ohio, was literally roasted to death.
While going home from school through