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St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

On TO TExAs.-Thc opening OF the
Morgan Louisiana and Texas railway to
New Iberia, as announced officially else
where in the Times. is an interesting
event. On and after Monday, to- morrow,
trains will run regularly on the newly
built extension Of this road to the above
named place, stopping at the following
inteldimediate stations beyond Morgan
City, namely Berwick City, Patterson
Vile, Bayou Sale, Franklin, Baldwin,
corrcl and Jeanerrette. The trip is
made in eight and three-quarter hours.
Work on this road is steadily progress
ing, and it will only DO q few months
before its trains will be running into
Houston Texas. The completion of
this road will make grand opportunity
for New Orleans. and one that will not
be peglected.-[N. @. Times, Dec. 9Th.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13
Official Election Returns Of Gal"
cnsiesz Parish, La.
ELECTION OF DEC. 2, 1879.
Lake Charles Echo. j

Lake Charles Echo.j
Governor-Louis A. Wilt, 1874, Tay-
lor Beattie, 129.
Lieut.. Governor-Sam. D. McEncry,
1864, James NJ. Gillespie, 1873.
Secretary of State-Viil A. Strong,
1860, j. d. Kennedy, 1875.
Mayo, 130.
Attorney General-J. c. Egan, 1895,
Don A. Pardee, 127.
Sup't Public Education-Edwin H.
Fay, 1864, NJ. F. Bonzano, 127.
State Senators--Murphy }. Foster,
1884, Adrien Nunez, S35, Allen }. Perkins.
619, E. A. Landry, so.
District Judge-F. A. Gallaugher, 1856,
Stephen d. Read, S19.
District Attorney-Andrew J. kear-
ney, 1893, G. A. Fournet, mot candldate)
Observation-Disclosures Vincent, 760
VIM. Z. Gill, 751.
Clerk District Court, ex-of1icio recor-
der-Tbaddeus Mayo, 726, J. B. Kirk
man, 506, 0. S. Lyons, l76, John Nc
Neese, 103, j. D. Leveque, IS. =,
Sheriff, ex-otficio tax collector-Dayid
II. Lyons, sa7, David J. Reid, ISL.
Coroner-Dr. r. +. Gray, 565.
For the Constitution, 1443.
Against the Constitution, 1863.
For the State debt ordinance, 400.
Against the State debt ordinance, 976
Nothing in the world equals 'BLACK-
DRAUGkT' in female diseases.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13
For sale yb
District Judge and District At
tOTaRcy.
lake Charles Echo.i

Lake Charles Echo!
Official returns from Vernon and
Calcasieu are as follows: For District
Judge, Calcasieu, F. A. Gallaugher, ''36,
S. D. Read, S18.
Vernon, +. A. Gallaugller, 263, S. d.
Read, 4oO. Reads majority, $3.50.
For District Attorney, Calcasieu; A.
J. Kearney, 1913, G. A. Fournet.- tnot q
candidate) 635. Vernon, A. J. kearney,
673.
It is conceded that the returns from
Cameron, expected hero this evening,
will not change the result, and that
Stephen d. Read, Esq, is elected Judge
and Andrew J. Kearney, Esq, District
Attorney, of this u4th) judicial district
under the new constitution.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

In an editorial which appeared in
tIris paper last week, where the ex-
nression occurs: "and no one knows
the bitterness, the fickleness," etc, the
word should be EHleness, not bitterness
Again, in the expression: (which he
handled Individually with the skill and
dexterity evinced by Prof. Simon Ri
chard,n etc, the word should be iacts'-
bIu not individually"
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

We are unable to furnish our readers
with the total number Of votes cast IN
this parish on the 2d inst, because
several of the poll lists are locked up
in the boxes and we could not get at
them.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

4 very beautiful lady, who was hur-
rylDg throunh the streets OF Baltimore.
turned aud in pathetic accents asked a
gentleman walking beside her to knock
a pickpocket down who was following
her. The gentleman oblgingly COM
piled. AS soon as she saw tie fight
fairly begun she chuckled gaily and
skipped away. The man knocked down
was her husband,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13
The Exodus n FasEure-R0bbed
i'm Kansas
[special Telegram to the N. 0. Times.l

. Especial Telegram to the N. o. Times.l
u DALLAS, December s, 1879.
Auumber of negroes-fifty or more
came down the Central Railroad to- day,
on their return from Kansas. where
thew went with the exodus Of the blacks
early this winter. -.
At Denison, several families going to
Kansas returned home after meeting
the returning negroes.
Fearful accounts of suffering by cold
and hunger are related by those return
ing. They are dead broke, having been
robbed, they allege, by land-sharks in
Kansas.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

Mr.. S. Kaufman has just returned from
New Orleans with big stock Of new
goods. Call on him at once, while goods
are cheap.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

Martin F. Tupper asks: "Where are
the pure, the noble, and the meek z"
Don't know where they are in England :;
but in this country they are running for
office L. S. Grant.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

Forty years trial has proved ''BLECE.
nRAlIGHT' the best liver medicine in
the world.
For sale by ". 0. POSE1.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

Medical man And then, with regard
to the swelling at the back Of your head,
don't apprehend anything serious
but you must keep Your eye on it
lSeieRtiGc Monthly,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

One dollars worth of BLACK
DRAuGHT" will save fifty dollars in
doctors bills.
For sale by ". o. FOSEY'
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

The man who has been broUc cht up on
hog and hominy is the mar. who wants
anal on toast when be strikes hotel.~
George Eliot.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

" He becometll poor that Gealeth with
a slack hand )" but he that slideth four
aces up his sleeve getteth to himself
richest Talmage.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

;" Darling, Kiss my Eyelids Down" IS
the latest moonshine- song, and he kisses
them down, and up, and crosswise, and
then settles on her lips as q steady
thing Boston Post.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

For sale by W. y. fCcE1.
The total number of votes received
bv each candidate, as appears III oui
table, was taken from the official state
ment returned to the Secretary Of State
and the numbers figuring under each
precinct may in many cases be 1ncor'
rect and show different result. We
will endeavor sooner or later to give a
correct table.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

Cholera and Yellow Fever are pre-
vented by using "BLACN DnA01n !
For sale by w. y. fooi1 l.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

VA
And having completed said connt, which We
certify TO be correct, We have replaced the
ballots thus counted in the box, which was
sealed by us, and We have delivered the same
with the duplicate tally sheet statement Of
votes and with the list Of voters to the Clerk OF
the District Court for this parish, and one
duplicate tally sheet, and statement Of votes
to the Sheriff OF this parish.
ParlBh of st. Landry this I'd December, 1879.
p. J. HIGGlNBOTHAM,
J. F. BOUDREAC.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of st. Landry. )
sworn TO and subscribed before mo. December
I'd. 1873. A. l.. DCRIO, j. r.
1t will be perceived that this affidavit
is signed by only two of the commits
sioners, and that tho tally sheet and
statement, instead of corresponding, are
widely different The law requires the
sheriff to make his returns from the
statements filed with him by the COM
missioners Of election. 1t is said that
the mum bers otethe Tally Sheet and on
! the Statement of the Leonville poll,
should be added together to show the
vote at that place; but as the poll list
can not be seen, being locked up in the
box, the vote can not be officially known
except by the Statement, and from this
sworn Statement of the commits
sioners the Sheriff will make his
return. We understand that the
commissioners were in town thi:
week, and offered to make new and
different Tally Sheets and Statements
This the Sheriff objected to, but pro-
posed to let the commissioners recoun
the boz, and he would abide by th'
result. Two of the commissioners agreed
| to this, but the other commissioner ana
candidate for sheriff opposed it. Al
| order of Court has been issued to hav
the box recounted Monday next, we ar
informed. We will give the result ii
our next issue.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

We, the undersigned commissioners of eiec-
ton, at Poll Ieonvile. Ward sd Police Jury,
parish aforesaid, do hereby certify that We hay G
said ward, ON this day, and at six O'Clock in the
afternoon wo have proceeded in the presence
OF tie voters who desired to be present, TO
count the votes without moving the box from
the room where the votes were received. and
that the above is the result OF tho votes therein
contained:
Parish Of ST. Landry, this ID day of Dec, 1879.
D. J. HIGGINBOTHAM, Commissioners
FRANCOIS c. CARRIERE. OF
j. T. BOUDREAU, Election.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, ;
,sar5h of st. Landry.S
Sworn to and subscribed before me, December
I'd, 1879. a. L. DUklO, J. T.
Tie statement filed with the sheriff,
shows the following vote:
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

"RLkCK RAuGHT" Is recommended
by forty years OF successful trial.
For sais By We, PoeEH.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

oPELOUSAS, SATURDAY, DECENDEK. i3. 1879.
"In Providence We trust'-eIcFybouyc else cash
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

Nothing in the world equals ''BLACK-
DRAUGKT" in female diseases.
For sale yb W. .. POSE4.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13
"BLRCK.DRAUGHT" makes chills and

fever impossible.
For sale by W. .. PCeE /.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12

GRAND HousE-WARNiING.-on Monday afternoon
His E1cellency the Minister of Finance, gave a
grand house warming at bis elegant new residence
on King street 10 this city. The invited guests on
the occasion were numerous and of all ages and
sexes, and the entertainment was in keeping with
all the surroundings; well as the well known
IiberaItv aud intelligence OF his Excellency Simon
Kaai. By the way, We desire TO say, that the new
residence of bis Excellency is one of the most ele
gat iu the city and speaks well for the taste of its
owner ana proprietor. few months hence will
add greatly toEhe beauty of this iue private resi-
dence because then, the trees and shrubery, will
have attained growth that will add 10 the pic
turesQuruess Of the house aud its admirable loca-
ton. We wish his Excellency the Minister of FL
nance and his family, long life AID health 10 enjoy
their new and beautiful home. Efr FfFFf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12

~ We are glad to note that Mr.. q. G. Crabbe
of this city has received from San Francisco by the
last steamer few seeds of the Japanese persimmon
which he intends 70 cultivate. Some months ago
we recommended trial Of the Japanese persim-
mon on these Islands where we believe it will flour
an and are pleased 10 know that We have gentle-
man who has the pnbiic spirit TO make trial. The
persimmon is said 10 be most delicious fruit,
aud il II will grow here must 10 short time be q
valuable addition TO the fruits grown these Is
lands Who knows but the japanese persImmou
may not become as much of q fayorite as the deli
cious mango is which BY the way is not an indigo
nous but an imported fruit. Whether this new
fruit win become q fayorite or not, Mr. Crabbe is
entitled 10 the thanks OF the people for the public
spirit that prompted him to make the trial In this
connection let once more urge upon the people
of these Islands the proprety OF trying the cutlSa
ton Of the olive tree which does flourish here, and
If cultivated extensively and turned into oil would
become an article Of commerce that would swell
the revenues of the Government and remunerate all
who will turn their attention 10 It. All that is
wanted is the energy and enterprise 10 secure all
the advantages that the culture Of the olive will un-
doubtedly bring. Who win make the commence
ment in this new field?
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12

E- The profuse rain-falls we have had on all
the Islands of the group within the past two
months, have Infused new life and hope into the
hearts of our planters The prospects OF an unusu-
ally large crop of sugar cane never were brighter.
A lew months win bring large amount of sugar
into market, The proceeds Of which will reim-
burse the planters for their capital invested in this
leading industry, and at the same time give q new
impetus TO ali branches of business. We congraiu
late our people of all the Islands on the promise
before them. We hear OF places where the cane is
not only abundant but OF quality for richness Of
Weld far beyond the most sanguine expectations OF
The planters In cases the yield is high
as seven tons TO the acre. The future outlook for
hawaii mel is cheering and hopeful; and thus the
drawbacks Of the past year will be more than made
up BY the fruitfulness of the year 1873.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12

a1-aEz-Diss q sysaluL- Oaau- on the 5ih
tu.- E-r-y Gu-1a-- q; pueuuuuia- The deceased
49, 90 --ri6rri 81 lie Islands. and man much
szr=-z-z su- IN @auE ruoc qualities both Of head
uuE a--=Z CEarHsh1-r riue before bis death he
wrH u lz1r rai1Emuui 81 Eood health The dis
--ut r --hi-l DE- dec was b-ozEhf on by q Sc
-e-s ns-ucair- during Tire he1ry rains the past
-ru--t e-uu ralc1 be rn1k cole- which settled on
NJ 49, and b. seq dnyE rrlth cane 10 his relief
ua-frr 81 ne Lusfec etHies, q good man
- $780, -5rn-r uf -besH islands. where be spent
60 49, IL an tie P-act 10 his ashes.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12
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H.. 49, 49, f-az Aailala+
f-l1 klla and NaileA
LA-.-.. treaa AAua-si Kauai
$3.50. zaaa h. 1rlgu MoluSAl
$780, --asalals. l-fEll.aas. i-aul A-11~@r1 fnrrA
Na4a.l.s halsa flull hHuzi-
lil-4a.l arauu 41Ia and AoacEA4
Mna-s hlnaaa. k.uanaul truru 0uouBeM-
w-6n1r k.aliauaaal- LaiaH irusa kuhAiA-
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N.aalasaap1 -e1au from knp@z-
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49, 49, auuurs. - iiHs.. AHtL-
Eal.-l. E.lrlr-trl- - EauuEHa-
uErr 4 fa-lE-s EhatI, fr y aillsA
So Ela1--. s. NaaalAl-
49, - hal 80 fa- kA1a4zL
4as E.1ulll
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12

a1a-.1E-Hr EAalua. 1ahu. Pa 81, q pneumouiA
49, aauulrn usrul linrul g. Fun-t-
IT. r-F. Fsl Gh. afiar long llnesS, LorH
49, snaE1r- nr.z al Era-s E1c months
g. lslau1. ne feAr leso aud tE-
49, IN laldl-uts- t-su resident ever
ll.t-rIIal.-, Cqlurtla Co, ~ Y BE
ta.-r 1lltdruu.
-a-r--T- ~ -.-ii.1-s % EuiulsiH WaiAlua, Oahu
- - .lu1E-rs cllz--t l,r-s - veuTs- Deceased
- - II -iassf IsL.uds Droeuber ISL
-rr-r1 E-l--i-ir SrudET af-r-llson. February 9.
-. - $50 - - guHr and Eueuua Cooke, aged 3
. dsFN
sss 50 rlss uts s.uur sbuuld die q con
49, llurs--l tsa-se months when death
-a'r.1a zu1 $3.50 ff1l wurid u pain and
- .1s-z. al,-s- r. ~ s1za . ne kingd0u q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12
cnKKERC xAL.


E0EDLrLC. FEB. l. lisa
ua $780, ~ f-r $3.50 ans A. r--uuptisa q
--ra i- -a-s-1r a-ss hu.lu-s. 49, siightiy
.-s SO 80 ~ u-l-- l.l-nas Az nos gang
1879 a---r-a-u-s- auFs- = 49, s-TfTiHF freely
-.--.a-al-. si--t 80 s-.ias ne fareiga Tsssels
$4,000 zia--- -u-E--a
a. p saann 80 t-,l a izrss z--llf sale to-no-rou
t- H-aaar- On az hr-HrA- d. HA1Eisia Co. al
~u@ rHz ma-t~rT az Euaf rniahhit iar The wants of
-laiaaad aaatunu M &c.
E---lrt .--ag.l- u-is since last The
.aa--- Hr-- i----su t--E-1ris- Fu--ira sns bark
a-ss 1a-s "a - Fz.Ha.sa ~l-A fua e4rgoss 9.
- saaas-
- a---u-. ~ s-.-rls- szu Frzurisuo there
~ t---a s. stis E.1-t. Bark
So. 1885,, d. sd i.rE E1-ard james, nearly
..-aasa - 1aa-a1---- e. fGi,y 1us
- E.14-f ss-i-zzss-iy Iastsz her iosai1E ~ih
--aazar.E ls-eaI F-.zss-- rts~--E
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12

TT Information comes to us through private
OF the severity of the ain storm on the ad-
jscent Islands, accompanied by casualties from the
high water Near Waikiki, Maui, through the
cartlessness and iRattehtiOn OF the driver, a
planter lost a valuable team of oxen which with
The OK cart swept away By freshet at or near
ali
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12

GRAND ART UsIoS DRLwIse.-It will be seen by
the advertisement of Mr.. George F. Wells, No. e.,
Fort street of this city, that be has in compliance
with numerous requests determined TO dispose OF
his magnificent Rosewood Grand Piano by an art
union drawing. The piano Is a superb instrument,
manufactured by Messrs Decker & Bros. for exhib
ition st the Mechanics Fair at Sau Francisco, in
1875 Mr. Wells proposes to issue 90 tickets at s.
each and the drawing is 10 be conducted IN such q
manner as to secure perfect fairness. The drawing
10 come of as soon as the whole number Of tickets
are sold. Here is chance TO obtain splendid piano
worth ST. 100 at the small cost of IS to the lucky
number, thus bringing the elegant instrument
within the reach Of all.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12

MECHANIC ENGINE COMPANY No. 2.-On We'd
nesdAE evening last Mechanics Engine Company
No Q held their regular meeting At which the cleo
ton Of the following officers took place: Foreman,
James W. Mcclure, re elected; First Assistant
Foreman, ChAs Lucas; Second Assistant Foreman,
Wm. Jarrett; Secretary. Antone Rosa, reelected I;
Treasurer, Henry Smith. reelected; Delegates to
the Board OF Engineers, John S. Smithies.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12

MILITARY DRILL.-To-day there will be mill
tsry drill in the Palace yard, BY the members of
Companies A and B Of the Princes Own, on which
occasion medals will be deiye red 10 those who give
proof Of the greatest proficiency in the knowledge
OF military tactics aud largest regular and unbroken
attendance for duty. This will be an interesting
feature aid will add eclat 10 the day set apart
holiday, in honor OF bis MAjestys accession TO the
fhrone Of Hawaii nei. -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12

fsT We learn that on Tuesday evening next q
mass meeting Of citizens both native and foreign,
win be held at KAumakapili Church, to make suit
able arrangements tor the proper reception of Ex-
President Grant, on his arrival here in the Q. S.
Frig4te Riehmond, en- route for San Francisco. The
Richmond, learn viii be due here early in April
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12

~ Among the many improvements on the
espanade, we notice two warehouses being erected
to the eastward Of Fort street, one Of corrugated
iron for Messrs Friel & Bush, of Fort street. to be
used a storehouse aud the other a large wooden
structure for Messrs. Lame & o'Brien, for storing
49,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12

Quick woKK.-Last week the old Station House,
on King street, was demolished aud in ifs stead
hne two story frame building is being erected
which will be more cummodious in all respects
than the old building. The upper portion will, we
understand be fitted up for the accommodation Of
the Police court.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12

- By q mistake in printing our last number
the names of Mr.. Alfred Houider and his son, Mr..
A II. Houlder Of London and Liverpool. were
untitled In the list OF passengers arriving from San
Francisco In the steamer Australia.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12

The ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEATRE.-The perform
snce at the above theatre Saturday evening last
was highly creditable 10 the manager ard the COM
pany The accession Of the amateurs to the COM
PAM of Mr. A Wilson Snow was leading feature
on Saturday evening. and the large audience pre-
sent testified the public appreciation. The only
objection We heard, lin which We concur was that
the performance lasted too long II is hardly pos
sible for any company TO keep up the interest of
large audieOce for more than two hours no matter
how sttractive the performance or the excellence of
the performers, and We kindly suggest 10 tue man
zger the proprieiy of combining his future enter
tainmeuts within those limits. s-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12

~ Captain Marchant, we learn has retired from
the command ofthe steamer Kfiauea Hou. He Is
succeeded by Captain Sears formerly of the schoon-
er Ka Moi, who is spoken Of as highly popular
and experienced commander.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12
NOTES oF TIE MEEK.

~ The next mailfor san Francisco and the East
will be dispatched from the Post OnIce by the
steamer ZeslandiA, due here on Monday next, nth
inst.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12

CHANGED HANDs.-The valuable sugar lands stu
Ated in the district OF Hilo, Hawaii known as the
waipuuaiei Plantation has been purchased BY and
merged into the 0okala Sugar Company's property
situated within Short distance of the latter
with This additional land. Ookaa no doubt has
more cane land than any other plantation upon
Hawaii and bids fair to be The largest sugar pro-
ducing plantations OF Hawaii. the cane now grow
ing gives promise of an unusual yield. We learn
that the new machinery Tor the company is now
being forwarded and the first grinding will COM
meuce in May or Juue next. Success TO our new
sut-ruriges
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12

EF- Major G. W. Maciarlane, who recently re-
turned from San Francisco, confirms The loss Q: the
British bark Thalia, bound from Glasgow for this
port. We are also informed by the same gentle
man that the Lallah Rookh had sailed from Glas-
gov for Honolulu, with duplicate cargo of ma
chiuery, goods &c, lost on the Eskbank and Tha-
liza, and also that early in April large steamer
would be dispatched for this port with machinery,
merchandise &c
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12

~ Kohlers entertainment at the Royal Hawa-
Ian Theatre on Friday aud Saturday evening the
18th and 18th insis. will be well worth seeing by
our citizens of all classes. II will consist of Edi
sons phonogHph or talking machine, Edson's
wonderful singing machine, exhibited before His
Majesty the King and court at iolan palace, on the
evening of Saturday the LIST inst, also first
class stereoscoptcon with powerful lime lights, with
which celebrated paintings and works of art will be
exhibited. Mr. Kohler's exhibition is rare intel
lectual treat that should be seen by all Mr.. X.
will give matinee on Saturday afternoon, for the
accommodation OF those who cannot 60 al night.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12

e We take pleasure in calling attention TO the
fact, that the Amateur Musical Society will give
concert al the Lycenm on Guuanu street, on Friday
evening next the l4Ih inst, (see advertisement in
another column) when selections will be given from
the great masters, ss well choice selections in
vocal music We hope to see large audience on
the occasion. Tickets 81 TO be lad at Mr.. Me-
Wsyne's drug store on Fort street. and DR.. Hof-
mann's, Merchant street, where reserved seats can
be had without additional charge.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-02-12
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