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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31
ACard.
To THs PUBLIC.

To THg PUBLIC.
Bristol Tenn. G. V0.
Dec. 81 1878
Having accepted the offer of a
large business interest in the city of
Nashville. | have. with many feelings
of regre, severed my business con-
nection with the good people of Bris>
tol and vicinity, and have sold my
large stock of Clothing. Boots. Shoes
Hats, and gents furnishing goods gems
orally to Mr.. c b. james LAKE OF the
city of Memphis, and | now appeal
e. my many friends. who have so gem
erouSly patronized me to extend to
him their support and patronage. l
can heartily and sincerely recon-
mend TO them Mr.. james as in every
way a gentemsG. and worthy of
their confidence and esteem He is
able 10 offer them rare inducements
as to prices and will / believe, do
better by the public than any other
house in this cOantrv. He has row
permanently identified himself with
Bristol and is one of our people. We
can we'll afford to stand by cur PEG
pie.
Once more allow me to tender to
TO generous public my heartfelt
thanks for all their kindr ess and lib
crafty toward me and to express the
dearest wish of my heart that ! may
ne, err cast my lot or fortunes am 'ng
a people less noble and generous thar
| have found them to be.
Respectfully
CuAs. THURMAN.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31


Mss Bakers SchO0L-MisS Mary
Baker had her exhibition last evening
before very large audience at Con
way Hail. The Calisthenic exercises
were very fine, and the May pole
dance perfectly beautiful The little
fellows were dressed like fairies. The
Witch of Endor, by Miss Rene Doriot,
and Over the Hill to the Poor House,
by Miss Mollie Taylor, were very fine.
The Bristol Brass Band furnished
excellent music and the entertainment
was one of the best before the free
footlights of our town.
Miss Bakers piano music was very
good indeed, and she exhibited emf
nent ability as trainer and instruc-
treSS
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31

Accidental Shooting We learn
that Yesterday near Abingdon Mr..
Il. n. Henritzie accidentally shOt- a
young man named Sheaf through the
mouth. while drawing his pistol from
his pocket TO shoot n rabbit. The
young mans upper front teeth were
ali shot out and his tongue somewhat
cat
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31
Last Notice.

] hope all persons indebted to Chas.
Thurman & Co. win come promptly
forward and settle with me. must
close my business up at once, and all
such as do not settle by the 18th Of Jan
uRry. viii find their bills in the hands
Of an attorney for prompt COLLECTIONS
/ hope no one will consider himself as
meant to be excepted from this notice,
as it is meant for all, without exception
whatever. CHAs THURMAN & Co.
Dec. 81 '7s 1t.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31

Coming.-Mr. w. D. Jones, of the
house Of Wood, Marsh & Co. Phila-
delphia, writes us he will be in Bris-
tol next Friday and Saturday and will
receive orders from his friends and
attend to their requests and business
demands. Mr.. Jones is one of the
most efficient agents ever sent out by
a great Eastern House, and the proof
is in his remaining SO long with one
large establishment.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31

\ Disastrous Fire q On Monday the
2Srd the new brick dwelling of Mr..
T.SDryden Pemberton. some ten
milesseast OF Bristol in Sullivan CO.,
was bArped in broad daylight. and
every tEeg in it consumed +: the house
was not 4eite completed and the cars
penters were working in one of the
rooms. which caught from the fire
while they were at dinner. Mr.. P's.
loss is very serious. being not less
than $1,000, and no insurance.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31

Fire at LOudOn Tenn.-Last Sat-
urday Evening a week ago the store
OF Mr.. Samuel Saul Jr. at Loudor
Tenn. cought on fire and consumed
the books papers and nearly all the
goods were DESTROYED. Mr. Sau"s
loss Is about 10000 OC which only
$4,000 was covered by insurance
Some $1,000 in the Koxville aud
$1,000 in Western Cos.
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Chr;stmas Goods.

Including large line of Collars,
Handkerchief, Ladies Ties, Bows
Searis, Autograph Albums, &C.
New and fashionable Hats and
Clothing, Ladies and Misses Vests,
everything new and cheap at Bar
kers. Dee. 10 '7S. St.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31
Notice to the Public.

At the Hamilton House Bar, Bristol,
Tenn, Jett's best Liquor,
Jett's Best Pure Old Apple Brandy.
q q 8 Peach 81
(Ginger) Apple Z"
Pure Wines
Choice (Robinson, Tate & Co.. Old
Rye Whiskey.
Tc all wanting liquor for family use,
medicinal purposes, and your sweet
cake flavor for Christmas can find them
at our saloon. We only keep the best,
and guarantee it. We keep a neat and
orderly saloon.
JOHN W. JET, Agent.
dee IL, '7s-2t
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1879.

Our Hat man sent us two many
Hats, and we propose to sell them at
COST for the next 80 days. Come
and get one. NJ. ID. ANDES & Co.
Dec. 81. '78 1t.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31

There is but one verdict, and that
Is that in thirty-three years DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup has never failed to "Irc
a Cough, Cold or General Hoarse-
ness. At Drug Stores. Price IS cts;
five bottles, 81
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31

Lieut. Thomas A. Fitzgerald, of N.
w. Police Station, Balto., reports a
case of a severe attack Of Neuralgia
that came to his notice, which was
promptly and effectually cured by
Keller's Roman Liniment.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31
CuAs. THURMAN.
NOTICE.!


On account of the continued delay
IN the Completion of our New Store
We have decided to take the whole
of our present stock to our country
stores in johnson and Greene coun>
ties. Ne will remove by the LIST. Of
January next All persons indebted
to us viii come forward and settle
their accounts, and all persons to
whom we are indebted will present
their claims for settlement. For the
next two weeks we will sell all goods
at very reduced prices. rather than
move them. Respectfully
tVA1D
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31

j. NJ. Barker has New Two Horse
wagons which he viii sell for 25 per
cent less than the cost of making them.
Clover and Timothy seed cheap for cash.
All Fireworks, Photograph and Au-
tograph Albums. and all Holiday goods
at cost. VIII close out my Winter Stock
at cost. dee. 81 rs 2t.
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Result Of u Generous C0nirf-
button.

| Result Of u Generous C0nirf-
button.
Some three weeks ago Messrs. Ian
drum d. Litcffield donated several
| hundred dollars worth of their eele
brated Seven Springs Alum Mass for
the benefit of the yellow Fever suffer
ers. ard have just rec ived the follow
ing letter from the President of the
Howard Association at HOLLY Springs.
Mississippi !:
HOLLY SPRINGS. Miss, D
Sept, 10th, 1873.
.NeSsr8. LdnGrum & Litchfeid.
abingdon. Fir9inid.,
GENTLEMEN
Please accept our thanks for your case of
Seven Spring "lron and Alan Mass, re-
ceived come days age. Quite u number az
our citizens are using il with good results.
Respectfully,
W. J. l.. HOLLAND,
President Howard Association
AT last il seems that remedy is dis
nnv,.re IL check this fearful disease.
NrssTs. Laukrum & LitchlieId are
shlppin large quantities of this val
uGbit medicine To the South.
RLhAhA-
The times may he considered hard, and
money scarce, but few dollars invested
FOR the "Seyen SErings'' "irOn and Alum
Mass'' are worth $40 &c every one thus
spent TO any person who is not perfectly
well al ie?rlv. Thc~s are persons that
yoaid gltc SiU bottle rather than be
Without il. 4 gentleman in Mississippi
says be would give $3.50 for single bottle
! Al, toi,, - -
tail price is only SLIGO PER bottle-sent
post -p"ii to any pos; office. This Mass is
for sale by BUNTING g. PEPPLR, and J. a.
DICKEY s Co, Bristol, Tenn. and by near
~ all regular Druggist, but il the Druggist
nearest you docs not keep it, send to Lan-
drum Litchfeld, Abingdon, Va and yo"
will certainly get it for the price.
Jan q '77-IY.
The ''Seven Springs Iron and Alum
Macs is for sale by j. a. Dickev s. Co.,
and Bunting Pepper Bristol Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31
YARBRoUou 4 WooI
HtGSI HOGSl

HAVING engaged N the pork pack
ing business, ~e are in the market
for fat hogs, for which We will paw
the highest market price.
Winston & KING.
Dxc. 10. '13. g..
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Births.

GUMP. On Main street Bristol.
Wed' esdsy Dec. 18th. the wife of
Mr.. A. s. Gump of son--Jerone
Wortb;ngton.
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Married.

Observation-Disclosures
a. m. Christmas morning, by Rev. G.
A. Caldwell, at the residence of Mr..
A. S. Galliher on Va. Hill, Mr.. GEO.
JONES of Tazewell Co. to Miss MAG
Gle GALLIHER, of Goodson,
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Hides.

We want to buy 500 beef hides
curing the month of January, 1879.
NJ. D. ANDES & Co.
dec. 81 '78 Ut.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31

Furnished Rooms Two furnished
rooms for rent, with or without hoard
Apply to Mrs, Conway, James Block.
Dec. Il. I7S 81
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Died.

DEPRATO.-Dec. a3d, on Va.
Hill, Miss Francis N. Deprato, aged
IS years 3 months and I8 days, of
disease of the spinal cord.
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plPnTHERIA!II

y 1850 ....--..-- .-..-...-.. l.
IVY prevent tins terrible disease, and viii pee a.
lively care nine cases ia ten. information thst n
save many lives sens free by mali. Don't delay q
moment Preyen ion is better fhan cure Sold
everywhere /. 3 JOHNSON & Co BANGOR
hE. d.e94w
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1eY advertisements.

A GENTS WANTEO-For the hest aud fastest sell
~ ing rietvrIa. Books and fibles Prices Re
dneed 81 per cent. NATIONAL PVBLIsBISa CO
fhilrdeli hia, Pa. Az
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31

JONES-HULSE.-Dec. 24th, in
Bristol, Mr.. Charlie Jones to Miss
Hattie HulSe, both of Goodson.
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Personal.

Mr.. Henry Rosenheim, whose very
presence brings up the most pleasant
association of Christmas cheer, is in
town, and is prepared to fill new or
] ders as well as receipt for old ones.-
He is trump in his line of business.
Mr.. ]. w. Chapman of Tazewell
c. H. is spending the holidays with
his fathers family in town. He has
Just received his licence as a lawyer,
and will swing his single at Jefer-
sonville. We think we see promise
of decided success in him.
Mr.. l. A. Nickels will compliment
few of his intimate associates and
friends with a game supper tomorrow
P. NJ. We bet Zetelle cannot sur
pass it.
The compliments of the season to
you, Mr.. Gump, Jr.
Mr.. c. w. St. John, of Blount-
vile, and Mr.. S. F. Hurt, of Abing-
don, paid our Office New Year call
to-day, a day in advance, but all the
better for that. Mr.. Hurt is doing
probably the finest mercantile bust
ness in the county and has a stock
that would do credit to any city.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31

NezO Restaurants "A. Nc. Sump-
ter has opened, on Front street, a
first-<lass Restaurant, and will take
pleasure II waiting on his friends.
dec 3I,-It
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T

WALDRON-WORLEY.-Dec
24th, at the residence of the brides
father, in Goodson, by Rev. E. w.
Moore, Mr.. Frank Waldron to Miss
Sue Worley, daughter of Nathan
Worley, Esqr.
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MINOR BRAND.-At Catawba Roa>
noke Go. Va, Dec. 25th, by Rev.
W. J. Shipman. Mr.. Charles Il Mis-
nor Of Bristol 10 Miss Albenia A.
Brand, only daughter of Capt. W. ".
Brand.
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NORTHWESTERN 8.

Postal Card sent wEh your address, Will
iRsHFe insure free in return lilastraIeG Cited
lars Of nice HHusefnrnishing Spt eialties palmer
SRiLTON, Manufacturers, PSI Pearl street. New
York. Az
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q
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTTRE OF TRAINS,
Atlantic. Mississippi & Ohio B. &.

EzSAfsatoa Time.
MAIL TRAIN
Leave Bristol, AS A ~.
Arrive AZ Bristol. II &c P. n.
Leave LyBchburR, IS p. y.
Arrive 81 Lynehburg, / 4SP.k
FREIGHT TR s.
Leaves Bristol at 500 500 P. n.
Eessiag Abingdon Z II A.. 3 6l7 Pm
arrive At Bristol 425 e % N.
Pass Abingdon sos "a 25s Pm.
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E. TEEN. Y RGI AGA. R. B.
3RIGHT TEAMS.

Lasvs Bristol At zoo A. n. and 80 P.
Arrives at Bristol 9 20 AZ 10 P N.
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I,TEBTG29

On Mixed Cards. Snow fake, Bsmask, &c. no
alike, with name, 10 CTS j. Miaklsr q Co
Nassau, Y Y
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f:

Please accept our thanks for your case of
Seven Spring "lrOn and Alum Mass, re-
ceived come days age. Quite a number az
our citizens are using il with good results.
RespectfullY.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31

VIS-CROWELL.-On the 24tl
inst, at the residence of Mr.. John Me
Crowell, by Rev. WI. Pendleton, Nh
A. III. TEvIs to Miss JENNIE CRowELI
both of Bristol.
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AGENTS. READ THIS.

We will pay Agents SALARY Of SlO3 per month
snd sx Peisss, -fiasEs iE7.vIrss mission % sell
our new and ~ScndsFfat invti
lcs0t tce stg-< ADDRESS, xitl.oat - .-.< 81
Hs3slAN Co.. aar-hasi, 5iiclSN j. /
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-09-07

THE IRREPRESSIBLE 'HEATHEN CHINEE."-We
have not the slightest desire or intention to make
fun OF chureh-going but when fun intrudes itself
into the church, we are quite naturally and ir-
resistibly compelled to recognize it. A reliable
correspondent sends us an item, which, as it has
given us cause for a good, healthy chuckle. we
here reproduce for the benefit OF others wanting q
laugh $ a Chinese servant was by his master sent
to church one wet Sunday during service hours,
carrying a pair of overshoes aud an umbrella for
the mistress. Instead of waiting at the door of the
church until the service was over, this irrepressible
specimen of our Coming man walked up the
aisle with the shoes in one hand and the umbrella
in the other, held out at arms-length, looking all
around for his mistress. whom lie failed to see.
Getting up in front of the altar, where the reverend
clergyman was preaching, whom he contemplated
for a moment, he said Ne speaky You, Mister
Sing Songy Man. You savvy me missy! Too
muchy lainy topside come. Massa be speaky me
60 look missy-me no catchy-you savyy, John :?
Then, looking around, be caught sight of his mis-
tress leaving the chuych in dismay at the antics OF
her servant. and following her out Of the door, he
was heard to innocently inquire-quite respectful
IL of course, but with the air Of a man not eagerly
in search of information from the outside barba-
rians, yet still willing TO kindly accept the same
Missy! what speaky that singy song man? He
alice same 60 sleepy clothes. He big Joss man -
The Interruption, as may well be imagined, to a
large extent disturbed the devotions of the wor-
shippers. although His Reverence-thanks to the
fact that he was provided with notes-was enabled
to go on to the end. much to the comfort and edif-
cation of the audience
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-09-07

The following lands situated in the District Of North
KohalA. Hawai-. will be leased for the term Of ten years,
by public auction, On Saturday. October 18th, ISIS, 81 Il
O'Clock n. in front Of AliiOlAni Hale:
LOT No. /. Hr.LUA. MAukA-le4 clio sores. Upset
price. - 30 per acre per znnum-
Lor No. ?. HUALUA. MAKAI-lS7 clio acres Upset
price, 81 so per acre per snnum-
LOT No. 3, OPrHIPAU-479 Scres- Upset price, 81 80
per acre per annum.
Lor No. 4. HUK1AA-2al acres. Upset price. 81 per acre
per snnum.
Lor No. 5, PUUEPA-e9 acres. Upset price, 81 per acre
per annum.
LOT No. c. Koko1zI-272 sores. Upset price, . cents
per acre per snnum.
Surveys of these lands may be seen 81 the Postoflce IN
KohAla, and at the Government House.
Terms Of leases. quarterly in advance.
SAMUEL G. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
A.r.-A o. =
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DEATH OF A BANDsMAN.-The funeral of John
~kahawakena, a member of the Hawaiian Military
Band. took place last Monday. He Joined the Band
when organized in 1870, and remained a prominent
member till his death. He was for some years Solo
Baritone player. By his decease, Mr.. Berger loses
a good man and an excellent musician, and the
Band q genial member.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-09-07

A CONCERT AND TABLEAU took place at the Armory
on Thursday evening, the performers being the Laie
Hooulu Lahui Association. The proceeds (for the
benefit of the Association) were small, there being
but a slim attendance. The ma nagers of the affair
should have seen to it that q correct announcement
of the place was given to the public. The Ga=ete's
statement that the concert would take place at the
Theatre probably misled some who would have at
tended.
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Public Auction.

BY order of the Board Of Education. there viii be sold.
on the premises at MAkawRo, Maui, on the 26th day Of
September, 1873. at 10 O'Clock a. m, all the buildings Of
the Hsleakala Boys Boarding School, st sn upset price of
$500, with 100 acres of land in connection Herewith. at
an annual rent of 800, for term of ~ years from the LIST
of January, 1873.
Also, 3 lease for the same term Of all the remaining
portion of the Ahupuaa of MskAwao, belonging TO the
Board of Education, comprising an area of upwards Of
1000 acres, at an upset rent Of $500 per snnum. Further
particulars as to fencing. etc, to be made known at the
time of the sale.
Also, immediately after the sale of the above property
and leases. will be sold all the furniture belongingt to the
said premises, consisting principally of tables, chairs,
bedsteads, stoves, crockery ware, carpenters tools, agri-
cultural implements, about $500 IT. OF new galvanized
iron piping, &c, &c.
After the sale of the above, there Will be sold, at the
Bailey Ranch Pens, at Kapalaia, Makavao, all the cattle
and horses belonging to the Board of Education, connect
ed with the said School, viz: Three choice bulls, ninety
mich cows, twenty-three steers, twenty-five heifers,
eighty calves and young stock, eleven horses, mares and
colts. Terms cash.
(aug31 At I'D. HAvEKosT, Auchoneer.
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n,HE HoNGkoNG PRESS NOTICES THE

establishment of a steam laundry at Singapore, and
editOrially urges the necessity Tor the establishment OF a
similar institution at Hongkong. 1t says; "Several in
stances have been mentioned Of the Chinese washermen's
assistants disporting themselves on the hillside clad in for
eigners' pyjamas intrusted to them TO wash. 1t is also said
that a system prevails among the washeTmen Of hiring out
foreigners linen 10 people for wear, and this is stated TO be
the reason why it is so often delayed for a fortnight at a wash.
BE this as it may, Il is at all events perfectly certain that the
Chinese washermen are a most troublesome class Of people.
In a very brief space they manage TO ruin the clothes and try
the tempers of their customers TO the last degree. The modus
operaudi Of starching and ironing adopted by them is, too, not
Of 4 character pleasant for the wearer to reflect upon."-S. F.
Chronicle.
The gentle process of washing by steam is so well and
6vorably known that further explanation is not necessary.
Besides, the snowy white appearance OF Ladies' Garments and
the glossy polish on Gentlemen's shirts, Collars, and Cuffs is
at all times a guarantee for the genulneness of work done at
the f. NJ aul7 Inn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-09-07

QUEENS HosPITAL-We would direct particular
attention to the notice which appears in our adver-
Using columns regarding this Institution at once
the pride and boast of this mid Pacific city. A very
important meeting of the Corporation will take place
this day week. Life members, particularly, are asked
to bear this subject in mind. 1t is one thing to be
benevolent in giving aims to the poor, and quite an
other to properly superintend the distribution of the
same,
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CouRr OLE rHEHAwAIIAN

Islands. In Probate. In the matter OF the Estate Of
Charles Kanaina. late of Honolulu, deceased intestate. At
Chambers, before the Hon. A. Francis Judd. On reading and
hIing the petition and accounts Of w. c. Parke, administrator
of the estate Of G. Kanaina, late Of Honolulu, deceased,
wherein he asks to be allowed S27, 277.63. and charges him
self with S~29.64l27, and asks that the same may be examined
and approved, and that a final order may be made of distribu-.
ton Of the property remaining in his hands 10 the persons
thereto entitled and discharging him and his sureties from all
further responsibility as such. IL is ordered, that Tuesday,
the 24lh day OF September, A. d. 1878, at ten O'Clock A. M,
before the said Justice, at Chambers, in the Court House, at
Honolulu, be and the same hereby is appointed az the time
and place for hearing said petition and accounts, and that all
persons interested may then and there appear and show canse,
If any they have, why the same should not be granted, and
may present evidence as to who are entitled to the said pro-
perty. And that this order, in the Hawaiian and English
languages, be published in the RuOkOG and r. c. Advertiser
newspapers, priute and published in Honolulu, for five sue
cessiYe weeks previous TO the time therein appointed for said
hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, II l., this 22d day Of August, A. d 1878.
A. PRANCI JUDD, Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Attest:
au24 St A. Rosa, Deputy Clerk of the Supreme Court.