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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-01-12
BRIEF m ENTION.

We would call public attention to the auction sale
on Tuesday, Jan. 22d, at the residence Of Mons. Bal
lieu, when a great variety of household effects will
be offered. Valuable bargains will be made by those
who attend.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-01-12

A TRAVELLERS GRAvE.-James orion, the ex-
plorer of the Amazon River and the Andes Noun
tnins, died Sept. 24th, On the Lake of Titicaca, in
Bolivia, and was buried on an islet in that lake-a
fitting resting place!
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-01-12

A ROYAL PUGILIsT.-An English Journal says
that one of the young sons Of the Prince Of Wales,
both of whom are now learning to be " tars on
board the Britannia, had his first boxing match
lately, in which he acquitted himself like a true
kinsman of his late grand uncle, George the Fourth,
one of the best boxers Of his own day. Bully, old
England
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-01-12
Public Notice.

IT has been determined to extend King Street in this city to
Kapiolani Park in Waikiki. by taking for this purpose a strip
of land one hundred QOO) feet wide, extending from the present
easterly terminus of said street to Kapiolani Park, and all per-
sons who are interested in the property which will thus be
taken for public purposes, are hereby notified to present their
claims without delay to the Police Magistrate Of Honolulu.
X. LIsHMAN, Road Supervisor.
Road Supervisors Office, Honolulu, Nov %, 1877.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-01-12

SINCE our issue of last Saturday we have been
informed by reliable authority that Mr.. Along
an account Of the fire in whose store was given Ia
that issue,-has always been insured for from $780,
600 to 100000, and that consequently a wrong lm-
preston may be given from our statement that he
had but recently affected an insurance on his goods
in store. We make this emendAtion Of our rspor.
of the fire from a desire to do every justice possible
to Mr.. Along, whose reputation in this community
has always stood high as an upright and honorable
merchant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-01-12

Coon TEMPLARs BENEFT.-The performance at
the Royal Hawaiian Theatre last Saturday night
for the above object was well attended, proving a
success. pecuniarily. Considering that most Of the
actors were amateurs, their self-possessiOn was re-
markable; some Of them showing decided drama
tie talent. There was none OF the " stage fright"
SO often manifested by amateurs on their first APP
pearance; and very little even Of timidity was
evinced where it might have been expected, and
would have been regarded with indulgence. The
" Gypsey's Warning was well done. the singing
good. and the contents Of the kettle occasionally
stirred by the s~prightly looking Gypsey maiden
were undoubtedly enjoyed by the members Of the
camp. The 6 Warning was followed by a humor-
Gus speech tending to show various matters that
accounted for the /" milk in the cocoanut." The
Serious Family F" succeeded, and abOunded in
good points and some amusing cOntre-temps, con-
Guiding to the satisfaction Of all-even Lady
Sowerby Creamy and Mr.. Aminidab Sleek, who
{" never danced-nO. neveT!" The evening con-
cluded with a pretty little Tableau OF Faith,
Hope, and Charity" Where all the amateurs
acquitted themselves so well it would be invidious
to single out anyone for particular praise. Mr..
Derby very kindly gave the use OF the Theatre
and very materially aided in the success Of the
evening by his personal efforts and experience.
We have heard that some desire has been ex-
pressed for a repetition Of the performance, and
we hope 1t will be given.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-01-12

PIcTUREs.-We have been shown some photo
graphs of the lately burnt part Of Honolulu, taken
by Mr.. Chase, a few days after the Gre, and ad-
mire them very much as fine specimens of the
Photographic art. These views will give to absent
friends a more correct idea Of the conhagratiOn,
and its extent, than any description can do, and
are worth preserving as mementoes. They are
to be found at Mr.. Smiths and Mr.. WhitHey's.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-01-12

Az REvoIR.-The late Assistant Editor Of this
journal (who left per the Zedldndid) Mr.. Edward
mcdonnell, after a months visit to his old Austria
liam friends, intends, we are informed. to 90 on from
Melbourne TO London via the SueE Canal per steamer
Lusifania, in March next, and will proceed, in the
following month Of June to Sweden, where he hopes
to join Professor Nordenskjold's Arctic Eastern Pas
sage Exploration Voyage, as Press Correspondent
so that he may possibly return 10 the Pacific via
Bhering's Strait before the end Of next Summer. IL
all goes well with the Hyperborean Explorers. and
he has the honor and pleasure Of accompanying
them as their historiographer. lie will keep a diary
which promises to be Of interest, and may hereafter
appear in these columns. lie bids aloha TO Hawaii
nei and an rcrOir!
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-01-12

WEEK or PRAYER-The attendance at the Bethel
throughout the week has been large and much
interest manifested by the congregation. The
subjects Of the different days deyotions awakened
a lively attention which cannot but be productive
Of good to many besides those who bore a part
in the exercises. Nightly meetings have also
been held in the native churches on The same
and kindred subjects, which have been well at
tended, and promise TO bear fruit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-01-12

HAWAIIAN CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE.-The Friend
of this month publishes an extensive chronology
cal Table of the most salient events-religiOus,
political, commercial, social, and miscellaneous
connected with the history of these Islands for
upwards Of a century past. This table is brought
down TO the close OF the year just elapsed, includ-
ing the list Of the losses by the late fire, published
in this Journal. The Friends Chronological
Table of Hawaiian events " is the latest compila-
ton of the sort that has yet been published, and it
is a really important addition TO the literature Of
the students of Chronology throughout the world.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-01-12

The TAHITIAN barkentine .MdTdmd, which sailed
hence on the 23d Of December with q load Of cattle
for Tahiti, was the object of search by three different
expeditions-two schooners and the steamer Lake
like, which latter sailed Sunday at o O'Clock p. m,
to cruise some 80 miles to leeward Of Kauai. The
report to which we gave publicity on Saturday last
that the missing vessel was at Nawiliwili, all right,
turned out TO be a native canard. But the schooner
Marion, arrived Monday morning, reporting the
Mariana lying at anchor at Koloa, Kauai. She
had landed her cattle, and returned TO Honolulu on
Wednesday noon. in tow of the Likeitke, which is
understood to have made a paying job Of the salvage.
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We understand that Mr.. Pernet left Paris the lat
ter part OF December for this city, and that soon
after his arrival. Mons. Ballieu will leave for q visit
home, for eight or twelve months.
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THEATRE.-Tbe performance of the PenSdcoId'S
Variety Troupe last Thursday night was well
attended, and passed off with great eclaL. The
singing, and, in fact, every thing connected with
the entertainment evinccd careful study and pa.
tient preparation, which were evidently recog-
nized by the distinguished audience present. As
the Pensacola will probably remain here for some
months, we anticipate many pleasant meetings
with her Variety Troupe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-01-12

DOUBLE CONCERT To-NIGHT. - There will be q
Moonlight Double Concert at Emma Square this
evening, at "a O'Clock, by the Royal Hawaiian Band
and the Band Of the United States Flag Ship PenSa-
cola. No Concert in the afternoon. Moonlight Con-
certs will also be given on Tuesday next, January
10, and Thursday, January II. The lovers Of good
music will have an opportunity Of enjoyment by this
Double Concert not often afforded them. here or clse-
where. Following is the programme for tonight;
RoYAL mAwAuAN BAND.
Overture, OPP, Peter scbmOll. ................ .Wfbsr
OPP, Il, Bfigandi, (ncw) .............. MercadGHfe
PENSACOLA BAND, LEADER, q. COHTRADA.
Select Op, Fra DiayOla. ........... .AubeT
Concert Polka, Gerlina, Concert Solo, Mr.. q. COntrada. EffbHO
ROYAL HAWAiIAE BAND AND PEHsACOLA BAND.
Overture, Op, Romilda aud COnEtanza. ...... .MeDerbceT
Select OPP, The last Days Of Pompeii. ....... .PefreHa
Waltz, Spring Flowers ........... -. .BOusqUff
Australian Tattoo. SollieTla Life. KTla HfIa
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House Lot.

Adjoining the latter on the southeast, including an area o
49, 1875 square feet. See Chart B.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-01-12

THE INSTALLATION Of Officers at the Wigwam Of
Red Men " last evening was an interesting occa-
sion. His Majesty the King, who is a member of
the Order and withal an ofice-holder in Hawaiian
which were public. and witnessed by many ladies
and gentlemen. We are happy to know that this
useful order is prospecting in Honolulu, and only
regret that want of space forbids a larger notice
to-day
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-01-12
KaEO and Hula Land.

In Palolo Valley. adjoining the last mentioned land on the
east. Area . 52-l00 acres. Part of Lele of Kapahulu. See
Chart NJ. Houses and crops to be taken of by present
tenants
No. ia PIECE OF
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KaIO and KuEa Land.

In PaloIo Valley, adjoining the last mentioned piece on the
,makai side. Area 8 1900 acres. Part Of Lele Of KspahuIu.
See Chart n. Crops to be taken off by present tenants.
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New THEATRE.-Shall we have one? The expo
rience of last Saturday and Thursday nights pain
fully impresses itself upon the play-going public that
the sooner q new Theatre is built the sooner will
they begin to enjoy the comfort for which they al
ways sigh-in vain-whenever a full house is
drawn together by a more than ordinary attraction.
What has become of the scheme or Prospectus spoken
Of a few weeks ago, touching this matter? We hope
its promoters will not allow it to be lest sight Of
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19

A great deal of fuss is made by the
Republicans over the fact that Shields
agallant Union soldier was not elected
Door Keeper by the Democratic House
Of Representatives, and that Ficld,who
was d Confederate soldier, was elected
to the position. But we haven't seen
anything lately in our Republican ex-
changes about Hayes choosing q Con-
federatc colonel as member of his
cabinet, when so many gallant Union
soldiers could have been found from
whom to select.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19
Foreclosure Sale
State Of Wisc9nsin-lowa County

State Of Wisc9nsin-lowa County
I'm Circuit Court
orin Z. Nine, ph rur. agairft J. X. Van
Meter. Sarah N Van Meter ~ wife, and
Coleman K Moifrtt. DafcAdArt,
by virtue OF, AMI ynrsnant III Judgment OF
foreclosure and sale rendered II nc above en-
titled action in said Iowa county tcuit court,
on the 2gh day OF MGnr, A. u 1877 | will ca
pore for sale, and sci. ~ pnDlir "u"ttuI to the
highest bidder for cast, at lIa atdpDr OF the
Court House In the village ~ DUd A. Viz in eaid
county and State. ia 9uesdfy HI 4ist day OF
May, a. ID. 1873 ~ o'Ul lck III ta@ rrnoon Of
said day, the following de- sr. !,tE '#ort. aged
premises, or so much thereof al ne 1t es-
tary to raise the amount OF lidgme Mt,
iHtere,t, ana COT 50, sale, tow
The south east QGarter OF the lst 1Iar-
ter OF section nuul er twcHts 2); 10
southwest CaaTier ri the hoCti quarter
Of eec.tsn humtcr iWentS ~; the
L0rth west after nf IN noriE quarter u
section nuiaher twenty stNcn e. ,he LortE
west quarter The r1f.tl fa.t ga u section
number twe.!y I'll, ~ and twenty three
t23l acres OF OF inc north W. the northeast
quarter OF the north Iist qEaitsf Of section
number twenty eight (19 all in township
number Eve t5J Forth Ul rIi!ge number five ~
east, in Iowa County, state VI Wiscansiu and
containing one hundred aud eighty three tiS31
acres more or less,
Dated, sherif's office. Dodgeyille, Iowa
County, State Of Wisconsin, this 9TH day OF
April, A. u. 1873 THOMAS KENNEDY.
Sheriff " Iowa County. Wisoonrin.
Henry q Smith. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Bis
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State Of Wisconsin Circuit Court

State Ut Wisconsin Circuit Court
OF Iowa County.
Ben. Thomas " Co., plaintiff, against Thomas
ID. Jones Defendant.
Notice IL hereby given that by virtue Of an
execution issued out Of the above named court
In the above entitled acti IN aganPt the property
Of the said Thomas ID. Jones. bearing date the
4lh day Of March A ID. 1878, | have levied upon
and on the Bird day or May, A. ID,
1873, at o'clock, In tho afternoon at the
'front.' door OF tho Court Honpc III the vii
lage or Dodgcyilu in the comfy Of Iowa will
rGll at public yendue to the highest bidder for
cash hil the right, title and interest which the
said Thomas d. Jones had on the A. Ii day OF
March, A. ID. 1873 or has since aquired in tho
following described real estate. towt: The
routh.east quarter OF tho northeast quarter Of
section number ak CD, town number Fix, t6I,
range number four ~, east; and the north half
OF the southeast quarter OF the sonth-eaTt
quarter OF section number twenty three t23l,
town number seven ~, range number three -,
east, IN iowa county, Wis. or 20 much thereof
10 will satisfy the sum OF $5y 81, with interest
and costs.
Dated. shcriG'a Office. DodgeVille, Wisconsin,
this 18th day OF March, A. ID. 1873.
THOMAS KENNEDY.
Sherin, Iowa County. Wis.
Recse Il Carter, plaintiff . attorney. 247
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19
Takes pleasure in In orming the ladies' or
Mineral Point that his stock is now
COMPLETE.

White Piquc at &c. &c and l2Ac per yard.
White PiqnG from 2ac 10 Coo.
Crash ToWcliLg from Sc to 25c
Napkins from 15c to ~ 50 per d ~.
Towels from SIC to ~ per doz
Table Liners, beached, from 45c to 81 % per
yard
Table Linens, unbleached, from 20c 10 81 per
yard.
Prints, MI desirable styles, b!eached and I'm.
bleached cotions, New York quotations.
ga Spring and summer Cloak ngs Ia all the
latest ttsles from 8 rs e 81 por paid
Corsrts, different styles. from 50c 70 S.
Ladies blcaehed Cotton Hose from Sc to SOC
per pair
Ladies unbleAched Cotton Hose from &c 10
&c per pair.
Ladies Hose. solid colols in Pink, brown,
Blue, and Cardinal, from lal4c to 25c per pair
Ladies' striped hose from Sc to 81 per pair
Ladies' EioCked Hose IRON csc to 3 per
PAR.
.hildlen's Hose, in endless variety, from sc
70 soc per pair
Gent, i Hose, unbleached from loc to SOC
per patr
Gents Il Hoee, striped, from 1oc to GOO per
pair
Gents !, Hose, solid coors In Brown, GArdl.
nal. and Blue, iram a3c to nc.
Undcfshirts and Drawers, good quality, at
Soc.
DENTS Tier, Drawers. Collars, CutTs, etc, In
great variety.
iress Goods plain cninfB, from i5c 10 S5e
Dress Goods Novelties in al tho latest ety.es
from s5c TO 81 Is per yard
Al Linen ouiting from &c to DOC per yard
Back Alpaca itUin 4DS 10 81 u per yard.
Rlack Cashmere from 80 to 81 IS per yard,
Back Cashmere Is mems tom g0c to 81 Is
per yard,
Drap D'Ete. IS inches from 81 IS to 70 per
yard
summer Silks from Acc 70 S7I4c per yard
Colonel silks ii. NJ i5G 10 5 Is per yald
Black Silks from .5e e IS per yard.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19
FRIDAY. APRIL 10, 1873,


"Thc Republican party IS the ex-
ponent Of tho progressive sentiment
on political questions IN this country"
Thus chants the Darlington Rcpub-
Iican, and adds: "Whcther the Pres
ident or members Of Congress reflect
that sentiment or no it is Of no conse-
ouence except to themselves. Wherein
they fail the the party will repudiate
them; and il will only accord is APP
proyal to patriotic efforts to serve
the country IN accordance with the
promises made in its behalf" The lie
publican party il, indeed, too pure FOR
this wicked world We fear that Is but
too true that il is the exponent Of
the progressive sentiment on pollt-
oal questions IN this country. IL has
Ind Il fair trial. II has expounded it's
doctrines 10 tho people, and their saw
ing power have been tried and found
wanting. 1t is miserable cant 70
Say that 1T will only accord it's ap-
proyal TO patriotic efforts TO serve the
country" IL has tralnpled upon the
constitution and almost obliterated
tho idea OF free government; and
iii its mud fury TO perpetnatc It's reign,
has sanctioned the acts Of its leaders
no matter how radical or arbitrary
lf,at al, Ila 1yi la
Grant In setting up and maintaining
military governments III the South. IT
sustained him when ho SEM troops to
Louisiana to aid III making Kellogg
Governor OF that State. IL sustained
him, when he sought to force radical
rulo upon tho South II sustained
him when lie aided Chamberlain and
tho corrupt officials Of South Carolina
To plumber chat State OF every dollar
IN tho treasury, and 10 collect cnor-
NOUS taxes to be used for tho benefit
and bohoof Of the Republican party.
n sustained the returning boards Of
Louisiana and Florida in OVerturn-
ing tho will OF the people, and de-
claring these states for Hayes. ltSus-
taincd thoseating Of man III the pres
idrntal chair,Wh was not elected By
tho people. II will sustain anything
and everything which has for its OBJ
iect the furtlierance of It's interests,
whether tho country IS benefited
thereby or not. III. all this liz being
1.-THE exponent Of the progressive sen
timent In this country" then Cod save
tho markl A few moro years Of
progress will carry us beyond the
hope Of redemption.
The record Of the Democratic party
~ had enough. IL las its sins OF omis
sion and commission to answer for. | [
has too often entrusted it, interests
TO trucking and unprincIplrd leaders,
hnt thank God, the rank and file III
tho party have remained firm to tho
principles Of Democracy, and believe
Chat in tho triumph Of these principles
tho country is alone safe. Tie DEM
ocratie party sustalns Hayes nlnin
istrliion, because II il but tho carry
ing ont Of tho principles and purposes
81 Democracy. II has filth to believe
that these principles will finally
triumph.
Tho Republican party quietly allows
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19
Sherif, Iowa County. VIE,
Recse u Carter, plaintiff ) attorney. ~
District Court Of the United States

District Court of the United States
For the Western District Of Wisconsin.
In the matter ~ Robert Hughes and Thomas
league, bankiupts. In bankruptcy.
Az Madison. IN said District, on the Sth day of
March A. ID. 1873.
Western District Of Wisconsin,
Sir: Take notice than u petition has been
fled IN said court Wy Robert Hug ,es and
Thomas TeaVue. OF Mineral Point, 10 sad Di4.
trict. duty declared d Bankrupt under the Act
OF Congress OF March 2. 1867. ard The amend
mehts thcf.t 10. f3r Il discharge and certificate
thereof, ron all hH dcbtp. and lrltr claims
Of Ap.ii. A. y. 1878, AZ 10 o'e,ack 4. IT,, il
assigned for the hearing Of the same, wiln. aud
where you may attend and chow rnU y. i ..ay
you have. why the prayer Of sai, petttlon
should not be granted. l.. NJ. STEWhkr,
Clerk Of District Court
3l~td For sad Western District
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IaG1xir. a,iaaa1a's Dye
EOG TIE WHISPERS.

fhi, elegant preparation max be
roha#Ina io.shan9p the color az The
haa. lron sraN IT auA other I'M
dealhn sihlie, II lfaNn III black.
ID H eretian. Il |, easily applied,
hHHl- HI ene preparation, and qtaeN-
Al s1' eleetlally produces i per
mAisa color, Which, viii neither
rue Hof Mach Oti
E'aasfst,trpd IL II. r. HALL 4 CO,
NASHUA. ". II.
90 81 IL sss. ..si, ass .3.ss Z ..s'....s.sas.
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In Probate-IoWa County Court.

Il
In the matter Of the estate Of Otto Won Will
iamowit1 Of Mihlin, iowa county. deceasea.
On reading and filing the petition Of James
tIird, executor Of the last will aud testament,
OF said deceased setting forth the amount Of
personal estate that has come to his hands. and
tho disposition thereof the amount Of debts
outstanding against said deceased. and praying
That license be to him gracted to- mortgage
pnrt Of the real estate whereof satd urccaald
died ricIrd Tor the purpose Of paying said
debts aud tho charges Of administration !; and
1t appearing By said petition that there is rot
enticient personal epla.e In tho hands Of said
executor to pay aaid debts, that II i teceraary
III order TO pay tho same To mortgage snid real
estate.
Il IL therefore ordered. that all persons in
teroated i'll aald eatatc. appear aufnrG ihe Judge
or this court on tue tan day May, iS.S. ut the
Court lluutc IN the ylIln.c OF Dodgevillo, at
10 O'clock m the forenoon, then and there To
show cause di any there shall be) why ticenar
should not Ne granted to said cNacntor to mort a
EtEe part az SAID real estate according to the
prayer ~ said petition,
And II IL further ordered that this o.dGr shall
be published for tour suGcCasiNe weeks Prior to
sAid day uay of hearing III tho Iowa County
Democrat, Il weekly newspaper circulating iii
sald county, ind i copy thereof shall br served
personally on all persons interested III the
eptate and residing In thrtonnly, AT least four
tcrh dass before the aay hcrein appointed foI
the htailus.
Dated March li.h. 1873.
(SeAll 5-bw JOAN Il. JONES, County Judge.
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