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The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-11-03

NEw PAfEH.-We have received No. 2
Of the Columbian weekly paper published
every Sunda, at Portland by the Column.
bian Publishing Company. I, claims to be
devoted to literature, science. politics and
the news, aud what is more il claims orig
inali'y tor all It's articles Published. The
articles, aud evinces that their writer's
have brains equal to the emergency OF max
ing each issue good tam,l, newspaper.
Success to the enterprise.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-11-03

NorIcE Rev. D. G. Strong and Prof.
j. D Flenner will he in Gr,ngpv,lle and
vicinity. Nov 9th. AMI will hnl1 religious
services at the following times aud places:
Gtangeville Nov. 9th. 7p. NJ. Mt. Idaho
Nov. llth, II A. NJ. Grangeville I r. NJ,
same day. The public are cordially in
vied.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-11-03

GEN. WHEATuN -This officer WAS in
town his week looking after Uncle Sans
Interest here. He informs us that the mat.
fer Of constructing adhi,icnsl buildings at
|L'pwai is n.uch DELAYED hy reason Of want
|of .eams To haul .he material from the
mountain, and the scarcity of lumber.
The order tn remove all stores from Lewis.
|ton to L"pwai absorbs all the available
teams aud wagons.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-11-03
NOTICE..
U. s. LAND OirrcE.

2. =. HAND VFFFTE. I
Lewiston T. 7. Oct. sist 1917
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
\ lat this office by JESSE G. KELLY Of Nez
Perez c" I. 7. against JOHN HARDIN for
abandoning his Homestead Entry: No. A.
dated July 18th 1872. upon the south half Of
southeast quarter Section .6, and north halt Of
northeast quarter section -, town>h hip rs north
range 20 west, in Ncz Perez County |. r., with
ANEW to the cancellation OF said entry the
said parties are hereby summoned /" appear
at this office On the Goth day of November 1877
ut 2 q clock r: NJ t" respond and iu,ni- b testi
mony concerning sald alleged abandonment.
>. NJ. Howe, X. j. MONROE.
Register. Receiver.
2.3-4W
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-11-03

KETuRSED.-Pike Davenport aud Mr..
Blake, who have been acting AS messengers
and scouts in Howard's commant, Arrived
IN town Wednesday night. They were
present the first day Of Miles fight, from
IL AN. till 3p.x They say it was a
terrific battle.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-11-03

CLEARING THEMsELvEs.-We learn that
ny "f the first located farmers, uor,h OF
nave paid of their arrearages and are
comparatively free from debt. and
OF them have money on hand, besides
W. And we'll improved farms.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-11-03

TAKING CENSUs.-We are Informed tina.
PARTIES, who are interested to know, have
aken steps to have II complete census
Ken Of all the Indians on the Nrz Perez
['Strsation. It will he completed this
nonlh, and he authentic and no guess
york or interested estima'e. ...-.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-11-03

NEW Saw MILL.-We are told that mucE
FL The timber for the construction Of the
pull Ting for The new saw-m,ll Ut the Lew.
$40" lu mhrrinx Company is slready on
Ne ground. ani they hnpe to have their
En''l in operation before the expiration OF
lrx, month.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-11-03

New DAIY.-The Walln Wnlla W0tchrlon
now reaches US daily, and is Of fair size
and Typographical appearance. It's COL
"mns evince much advertising patronage,
and also contain much local and other
news. Glad 10 see this new enterpise.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-11-03

IN inwN.-M .rtin M,u'is, was in u
US week making out his statements Of
E"ses in cutie. hogs and other property
UNI the .ndians after the fearwater
<f, and while Howard was dallying in
|."p' The amount f,o,s up to upwards
$4,000.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-11-03

DlkD.-Tu this city suddenly, on the alst
ult., of black jaundice. Charles Adams OF
Humholt. Cal. The deceased was II volun.
teer ia McCunville's company.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-11-03

GRAPEs.-E. Texier this week laid upon
our table some GRAPES, from the whey ard
of Louis Delsol. Que Of the clusters
weight y pounds.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-11-03

GONE EAsT.-Mrs. Benjiman Norton and
son. B. r. Norris, Charles Case and L..
Garrison all passed through town this
week Ell rou'e for the eastern states on
visit.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-11-03

CLEAN SrREEfs. -Ulr streets have been
much improved by clearing them of stone
and rubbish during the present week
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-11-03

Mr.. BLAKE Of Cen Huwasd's command
arrived in town on Thursday just in ti,ue
for m appointment as timber lns pector Tor
Washington Territory awaiting hun.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-11-03
DUN w FL IS
ORC FINO
e x PR e So:

HSARRYING U. 8. MAIL AND PAssEN.
City. transacting business with WELLS;
FARGO 4; CO.'S. Express, leaving
Lewiston TN Monday aud arriving Ut Pierce
i:y on Weines ay, leaving Pierce City IN
Thursday and arriving ut Lewiston ON Sasur-
day 4. each week 1-tf
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-11-03

LCMBER.-There Is no lumber for sale in
this market at the present time, aud much
is needed both for building and repairs.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-11-03
School District NJ. I.

The following are The receipts and dis.
bnrsments from Nov. 2Sth 1876 to present
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
THE PRIEST IN AysoLUTIoN.

TO EproR rnE HERALo:--
An Anonymous friend has sent pamphlet bear.
ing imprnt OF j. Carter. London,.6yy Commercial
Road, East entitled 'rhc Priest In Atsoution, Ex-
poso OF thework Published by tho Holy Cross Society,""
The New York herald., 1877-07-22

be raised In power what had been asown in corrup-
ton might be raised In interruption" and SO on
through several phrases OF Pauls great argument for
the resurrection. and all TO the infinite amusement o:
the brother who bad preached aud Of several North
visitors
Several years ago We knew quaint old saint In
Bedford Street Methodist Episcopal Church whom
have heard pray that the Lord would give him and
brethren mors elbow grease that they might work
Tor Him. The old has since gone to his reward In
heaven We know another, Jerseys man, who would
shout a the top Of bis voice TO the Lord take the
sarers by hair OF their heads and shake them over
hell but not let them fall into the pit Another set
prayer meeting OF two hundred moro persons Ia
uncoutrollablc uter one evening In another church,
BY apoogizing TO the Lord his prayer tor having
previously charged the Lord with causing a recent
railroad accident Alter little reflection he found
that and not God had caused the trouble and he
the OF tho set right IN matter OF
such importance. While men publishing answers
TO prayer every few months years would be an In
tercsting record to give tho millions OF prayers like
tie above to which no answer Is received, and
which, doubtless, are scattered tho winds which
they fall aimcssy.
The unrciormed Protestant Epscopalians arc nding
flaws OF Inconsistency the practices OF their re-
formed brethren The latest instance is that of the
Episcopal ordination OF the Rev DR.. Gregg OF Eng
land, which took place here n icw woeks When
she reiormers set up for themselves they distinctly
declared that the cpscopate was order Thoy
allowed tho free Illustrations OF not ordained by
bishops, and rcpudated the notion OF apostolic
succession. But by the.r conservation OF English
clergy bsre TO Tho epscopacy they have away
this plank, and, ofthe Church papers, cithcr
tho whole thing was solemn sham mere apng of
q rite which Epscopalians hold to confer powers not
otherwise obtainable or tho reiormors do boeve in
tho virtue Of succession. Either DR.. Gregg could
get what he desired at home or hc could not II he
could not thcro reason IN hts voyage and In tho
service OF conservation. II he could then his
ing Is farce II tho rcormors disown the
why travel 3, 900 miles to get ~" But alter ALL Is it
not question OF shams both sides?
The New York herald., 1877-07-22


Annunciation will remain open, with services by tho
rector Rev. William j. scabury, who Is spending tho
Ascension has been closed fortnight and will re-
open about the lst OF September Kcv. John Cotton
Smith, rector, Is spending the summer at Ipswich,
Mass.
Atoncmont Is closed Tor rcpairs The rector Rev.
Charles c. Tiffany, Is preaching In tho Church Of tho
Incarnation Ho viii leave the city IN August whom tho
Church of tho Aoncmcnt viii no closed and Rcv.
Arthur Brooks Will preach In the Church OF tho In.
curnaton. DR.. Brooks Is now at Mount Desert, aud
Conn
Sunday in June and will DO rcopcncd early Scptcn-
Der. Rcv. h. A. washburn, ID. d. rector. Is spending
tho in various places throughout the Eastern
States.
Church OF Santiago tspanish) will remain open
throughout tho summer. the rector, Rcv. Joaquin dc
Palmn, remaining IN tho CITY lie mas also charge OIL
Church OF the Holy Saviour was permanently closed
July |, at the resignation o, Rev. A. Is. Carter
The Church OF the Beloved Disciple 10 never closed
Rev. h. II. slubbs, d. d.. rector. Is Spending tho
month at ricondoroga Essex county y. Y. Rev. c.
". Parkmsn OF Now brunswick, Is supplying the
pulpit.
Rev. James smith, rector. Is spending tho summer
at ScW LonGon, Conn
Frst Reformed viii open TIL August I, with
preaching by BISHOP RcinKe and Rev. Mr.. Attcrbury
Rev wi,am r. SABINE rector, Will remain with his
family ut lyme, Conn, from July slIi ArcnstL
Grace will remain open all summer, win preaching
by Rev A. b. Carter. u. d. Rev. Henry G. Potter,
u. d., rector Will remain at Newport from July iii
Grace Chapel in East Fourteenth street. will remain
open, preaching ny Rev. w. I. EgberI
Heavenly Rest closed July uii september 0, Rev.
Robert 5. howland, rector. at Long Branch
Holy Communion Will remain open, preaching by
Rev Mr. Moitct Rev. Frank f. Lawrence, rector, IN
Europc June tili september.
Holy Martyrs remains open; morning service, July
ana August, by Rev. James Miller. rector.
Holy trinity, Harlem, will remain open, with
vices by Rev. DR.. Paddock, OF Philadelphia Tho
tor, Rcv. H. u. Mckm, viii spend The summer
mountains OF Virginia.
Holy TRINITY, Madison avenue, will remain opcn.
with preaching In the morning by various clcrgymen
Rev stephen n. Tying. Jr, IA d., rector. sailed tor
Europe July l, and Will remain ,i about shc lss OF
October
| rho Gospel Tent, under charge OF Dr. Typg. Jr.,
Will remain open throughout the summer, with SER
| vices every nizht, save saturday, throughout The
week, and three services sunday.
RECONCILIATION, being enlarged services all summer
In the old Iracc Chapel Rev. Ephra,m 5. widdamss
will taKo his vacation IN september.
Redccmcr, oveu all summer, Row John W. shackie
| ford rector
ST. Adams has not been closed single sunday sincs
erected twelve years ago. IL viii ren,aa opcn
throughout the summer with Sunday services At scvoa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-17

worIpS'r CAKnY Hrn Our.-Thsy
we're ssrsnsly contemplating the sights
from the gallery Of ths Mechanics Fair
last evening. and now and then whisper
ing delicious nonsense 10 each other.
whom abe suddenly exclaimed
"Oh, Tom. it's awful varm-i think
I'm going 10 faint-oh--oh-"
"Dont by thunder don't. said
Tom. "Don't do II here, with all these
people staring at u.s." -,
81 cant help II, Tom-l'm going J.
"Sss here. nlly. I know I'm engaged
TO ysu. and love you, and you know It,
but by jswhilliksns. wouldn't carry
you out OF this crowd II was engaged
10 ysur mother ss let upf
TiIly didn't faint.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-17

81 pELirvr." remarked Monticello.
Indiana. farmer the other day. stepping
out into his back yard to kill q chicken
for dinner. Z" I believe Ill shoot the old
hsn-and moment later his wife. who
was standing near. received charge Of
buekshot In her aide. He tried 10 e.
plain that he didn't mean her when he
spoke but 10 was too late.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-17

Bxs. woop In 81. and 10 at Long
Branch. Hs says: 7" II cost me 500.
600 to issue the old rebel Duly Ns,es.
Although IL cost that money. l had a
heap Of fun and adventure. In o BUSH
ness point OF view II looks very ridicu.
lous now; but I believed was right. i
had been born In Kentucky. accidentally.
AMI brought up to look at things from
that side Of the fence"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-17

EVENING. SEFIEl
enooEilrs, PROVISIONS. Etc.
|G ROCERY STO RE.
fRlcaARD MERCER.
mA,s STREET. GOLD MILL.
Family and Fancy Groosris,
NOW ON HAND
AND FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASE.
A LARoR AssoRTmRNT OF
| a Qrpceriss and Provisious, direct non ths
calinniA Markets, comprising. In pst.
sOaAnSsa nSsan..
esIrp soSsgglEEEhs osglEEEhss. isSYSHsur.,
| oASDiisEr:S6 iisEr:S6uS1.A GAN SnUIs
Fi'fsi fsiurr..
.Rovisiohs OF ALL KINDS
THE BEST oywINRs AND LIQUORS
~ ws.lss.is s.d Retail.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
| Goods Delivered Free Of Charge.
In RICHARD MERCER.
esoass ROBINSON. y.w. roLson.
ROBINSON & FOLSOM,
MAIN srHRxr............ooLp HILL,
Jus, below til. Railroad Crossing,
WE Avn A'N ''
FAMILY GROCERIES. PROVISIONS.
Iii..i..,ias and I.asrieati.s oils,
os.srai M.reI.sdi...:..d
GOODS or EVERY DESCRIPTION,
~ SOLD CHEAP FOR olsH.W
aos'nsS.s ,.. 4 a FOLSOM.
]. & j. B. MALL0N,
O Street, next to the Bank Of Cali.
fornia Building,
VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA,
W1ISoLraAIH AND RETAIL DEALERS
Groceries and Provisions,
Crseksvy ssd wssdeawsrs, Chisa Sets
asd French Cat Glass, OIL andi
Candles, risur and Feed,
kic., Rte. Ric.
WINES AND LIQUORS
:0fths ar.t quality saly.
BRANDY, PORT aad SHERRY WINE
fer medicinal use.
We cali the speciaii attention of Mine and
Mil Bupsrintsndsnts 10 our large and CON.
plsts stock Of Oils and Candles for mill and
mining purposes. We oier that class OF goods
at - low FIGURES o. they can be landed
from any part Of the United siates. thus
sGsS SursS..s & Oil. M C.adiss % s,s % s e sSs.p IN v
giniA % they can either In san francisco or
ths East, with Q guarantee OF obtaining hrst.
elass eoods, delivered free of charge al the
minss In Virginia or Gold Hill.
J. & J. 3. MALLoN,
mso Virginia. Nevada. |
". LEMERY,
wl.io..ie and Retail Dealer u
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
LOWER GOLD HiLL.
A LwAYs ON HAND A SELECT AssoRT.
Groceries and Provisions
WINES aad LIQUORS.
TOBACCO and CIGARS,
FLOUR and GRAIN.
HARDWARE and CROCKERY.
DRY GOODS & YANKER NOTIONS.
0cntleman's Furnishing aoods. etc. Also |
the following French Goods: Petlts Pots Fins,
Ospos rHulle Iiaiicots verts, Olives Paroles.
Anehols Pains Truiss sardinss
N. B.-Psrtiss wishing to buy In lots 10 suit. |
for cash on delivery, nay nnd IL 10 their I'd.
vantage TO call In, ersmine the goods and In.
auire Of prices.
Goods delivered free Of charge.
e.m v. LEAkRY.-
[. SCH0EnFELD,
MAIN sTRRRr...........-.t'0LD uiLL'
Afsw assrs sbsve the News once,
-pEiLHR M
FAMILY PRovIeIoms
VEGETABLES,
FRESH FRUITS, OF EVERY VARIETY,
CANDIES. NUTS, gTo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-17

TEE following appears in q Zurich
newspaper: "I announce to my friends
and scquaiutancss the sad news that to-
morrow, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. 1
shall cause TO be crsmatsd. according TO
the rules Of art the remains OF my
mother.in-law. who went to slssp in tbs
faith OF her Saviour. The funeral urn
will be placed near the furnace.
(Signed.) The sadly-afiiictsd son.in'
lax Rrandlof Lichtlsr."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-17

TEE Chicago Journal says: 81
wouidnt o. minded bout losing them
three fingers by that ere buzz saw. "
said the man. sadly; "but since that
fime I've kinder grown reckless. and
sons ON drinkin' and drinkin' by the
Wholesale. and never knewin' whom to
stop" But what had the losing OF
the hngsrs TO do with your becoming a
drunksrdf" broke In the stranger.
"why. you sss." responded the ins-
briats In explanation. "thsm three
fingers as lost was the same ones as
allus used to gauge my whisky with. an
when them Was gone. I was gone. tso y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-17

"GoeD gracious. what Is that, sethf'
said Mrs. Spicsr. ~ fruit peddler
drove past at G a. NJ. bowling Here
yah Here yah : psschiz. ripe psseh-
n u" "ThAt. my dear" said Spicsr.
drowsily. boring his head into the pill
low for . inal nap. "Thai's peaches
and cream"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-17

Tue sea hold. 60. 900. 600. 900. 900 tons
. OF salts Should the sea be dried up
there would be deposit OF salt over the
entire bottom Of the ocean $50 feet deep,
and II the salt were taken and spread ON
the land IL would cover II TO depth Of
300 feet
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-17
Vt ALnExr rtxx

-. a,s,,s hss Lees of brishtness
kvssy ysx y.,,,., ~s,s n...
k,sfy ys.s
Not ,ss-sstX.
Nor Ausamn iru".xs tnss
~ they once did. tor We neksn
Every year.
Ever YsAr:
care Dol isf esnein4
OF tof syes vun peeic
Love u - - - ssusss
kve1 yesf.
ofths love ana sofro~s o'sA"
sy syysa.h,, .nI.s
tvery ye1.
OF ~ tie tnsa I'll nMlns M os.s
Until Ties 20 pestn Icsisnea "s'
~ nhr@an ~
Nyy
s.s...
All now - W 49,
~ ay - -. a.,ssr oar M.
kvery ysS ,.a.s
Nnen vs - tne s-ss s-.s,.t
rhst 70 bloom We mish, hayssas'' %
And Immortal t.fiseos es
To u pest 90 more uen 'ss
....n, ,i.e..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-17

nErosrrs ofcoN OR BULLION rsc.iysd.
LEATHER IA open tseorunt or 70 Issue Ckh.
TfYicArKs thersfos, payable lat the option OF
the halder) In aold hin OF san FraneIsco; to
MAKO collections, parehass Bullion Attns most
favorable rates. oS advance coin thereon when
forwarded 10 the Parent Bank In San francisco;
calls bills of Kxehanxe. and irAnsarts General
Ranking business.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-21
Statutes TO Royalty.

The Lords of the Admiralty have recently
drawn up and issued code of rules in reference TO
the acknowledgment of salutes accorded to Royal
and distinguished personages. and also on occI-
sions of national festivals, after having, through
the Secretary OF State for the Foreign Depart
ment. consulted the various maritime Powers.
with the view of founding satisfactory interua-
tional arrangement. The following instructions,
in which the Powers interested substantially con-
cur, are to come into general operation on July
lst, 1877, and are to be observed by the officers
in command OF Her Majestys ships First it is
TO be understood the following four classes of sa-
lutes from Her Mnjesty's ships will not be re-
turned, namely Il, to Royal personages. chiefs
OF States, or members Of Royal families, whether
on arrival at or departure from port or upon
visiting Her Majesty's ships of war 2, to diplo-
matte naval. military, or consular authorities or
to governors or officers administering u Govern
ment. whether on arrival ut or departure from a
port, or when visiting Her Majesty's ships; 3. to
foreigners of high distinction visiting Her
Majesty's ships; 4, upon occasions of national fes-
rivals or anniversaries. Secondly il is expected
the following description of sautes from Her
Majestys ships will be returned gun for gun :,
namely, to the national Ang on arrival ut q
foreign port 2, to foreign flag officers and CON-
modores when met with at sea or in harbor.
When foreign ships of war salute the British flag
or British Royal or other personages. or any Of
Her Majesty functionares under smar circum-
stances, the same rules to be reciprocally OBJ
served by Her Majestys ships present as to ra-
turning or not returning the salutes. Salntes 20
the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and to the Vice
roy of India are not returned. When the flag of
the Lord High Admiral or the Lord Commits
sioners of the Admiralty is saluted by foreign
ship of war on her arrival or on meeting, such
salute will be returned gun for gun. These rules
will also. as far applicable be observed in India
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-21

cessfGi experience of their value, this circum-
stance may tend to give them weight
Advertisements to be effective should be MAIDS
as attractive as possible, they should be in mo.
derately large tpye. and especially the salient
points. Illustrations add greatly to their attrae
tlveness An advertisement of this kind strikes
the eye at once. aud secures attention where an
ordinary one would be disregarded.
They should occupy prominent position. and
as large space as possible. The book form Of
newspaper is more conseneut and better adapted
to the effective display Of an advertisement than
The ugly aud unwiedy oroad.sheet
They should he continuous Any idea of dis
continuing them for period. however brief with
the view of saving, is US we have seen. q mistake
which leads only to disappointment and loss. II
involves not only the lIss of the time during
which the advertisement ceases to appear, but tine
additional loss Of the time required 10 bring the
public interest up the point ut which it left of
The proverb. out Of sight out OF mind" is no.
where more applicable than in the case of an adj
vertisement.
Too much care cannot be exercised in the
choice Of an advertising medium. The fact ought
to be continually borne in mind. that purely local
journals are only proper for advertising articles
which have purely local interest. In dealing
with objects that are of equal utility oil over the
world it is evident that journal. however large
its circulation. cannot possess the same value US
an advertising medium. as a paper-for example
like THE British MAIL and we may add
The HAWAIIAN GAzErIEI which makes the cir
cult of the globe, and is extensively read. not
only in Europe. but throughout lidia. A ricn
Australia, America, &C., in short, in every nook
and corner of the civilized world. As regards I'D
vertisemenis relating to articles which possess
universal interest. it is a matter of comparatively
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-21

J. H. BRUNz, Plaintiff. Us. His En-. J MOTT
SMITH, Minister Of Interior, Defendant.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-21

Submission of controversy without action.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-21

California Lime & White Brother
EvNGLIsH PORTLAND CEMENT-Best quail
M ity For sale by 1881 RoLLEs5& CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-21
Manufacturing JeweIerI


III of1GS-
FNyFTE UNDERszGEEn. F0RMERLY WITH
n M kekArt, hesz p inf0rm citizens * Haneinla a.
Inc puhc generally that he kaH aken store a Fars
Street opposite obi Fellows HAL ffarrerlv aa1lf Nv
ThoS TAnnattl where he Will give speci aifent 10 th
nannActnring and repairing OF 81 kinds Of Ieelrx
Particular attention given shell ana Krsal pf,srh
So WIN snArnnfee HatIAfArtls all hs WORK. ~Km
- I'm WM- ". WENNEA-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-21
Now is the Time.

EpEsr CALIFORNIA DAT MAY-For Sale by
~ 5O6 BOIJaEs & CO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-21

AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN
PUBLICATIONS
Furnished TO Subscribers 0itia Ten to Tueaty Days
from tie date Of publication.
And prices that barely the subscription and
hostages thereon.
Papers Deliuered Free Of Postage in any par
Of The Group.
No Subscriptions taken for Less than One Year.
R Files made up for whaemen Travellers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-21

Before Harris. C. j.; Judd and McCuy, j. J..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-21
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 81, 1877.

supreme Court ofthe Hawaiian Is
lands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-21
Saloon Pilot Rread
Dat Har

GASES AND OR. CAsEs-Per NJ BeleRrobests
~ For sale by 1881 BoLLEs e co.
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FRESH SALMON +!

TNIA AND LIB. CANS. FRESH PACKED.
IL of Catch 1876. Also, COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON
In Barrels 1876.
For Sale by B0LLES & &C.