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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09
THE GUARDIAN.
the DEVIL AND the LAWYER.

The devil came to the Garth one day,
And unto a court house wendell his way,
Just as an attorney with very grave lace
Was proceeding to argue the points III
case.
Now q lawyer his Majesty never had seen
For to his dominionS none ever had h''n'
And he felt very eurlous the reason !"
Why none had been sent to tn" regions
below.
Twas the faul, Of bis agents his Majesty
WHY non" If these lawyers had never been
And for his own pleasure he had n desire
To come 70 the earth and the reason IN
quirc.
Well, the lawyer who rose with viSagc 50
grave,
Made ont his opponent consummate
knave;
And the old devil was muchlv amused
To hear the attorney So greatly abused.
As soon rs the speaker had come To n close,
The counsel opposing then frrcrly arose,
And heapcd such abuse on the head of tire
As made him villain of all men tn"
worst.
Thu. they quarrclcd, contcudcd, and AT
gucd 80 long,
Twas hard to determine the one that was
wrong.
And concluded he'd heard quite enough oi
the fuss"
Old Nick Turned away and soliI"qul1"d
TINS:
IF all they have said of each other u" true
The devil has surely been robbed Of h''
due:
Tn satisfied now, It's all very well,
These lawyers would rrHn the morals I"
hell.
They have puzzled the conrt with villain
Gus cavil:
Aud | am free to confess, they hav" pn2
zlcd the devil;
Nv agents are right Ia lei lawyers Z" bail
IL had them they swindlc ~" ont of III!
taI
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09
A Big Snake Story.

Some seven or eight years ago,
says Ponghkccpsir y. " letter
To the New York World, much
alarm was manifested along the
line of the IluuSatonic Railroad 10y
the appearance Of Il tremendous
snake, but of what ophidian spc-
cics he was Il sample no one could
tell. The reptile made its home in
n dense swamp III the vicinity OF
the railroad track. Time and again
the reptile was shot at by hunting
parties, hut il always managed To
get away safely The track of the
ilousatonic Railroad runs directly
through the swamp named. Early
one morning the engineer of pas.
Scnger train suddenly discovered Il
long black object lying across the
rails and he shut oil steam and
whistled Tor brakes. While the
speed was slackening the engineer
SAW that il was the vcrltahle snake.
about which so much had been
said. and he pulled the throttle
again, intending, If possible, To run
it down and cut II in two, but Just
before the cngitic reached ii the
end Of the tail slid of the rail and
almost immediately the entire snake
disappeared. Four or five years
ago two men riding in IA buggy
along road which skirts the
swamp say they saw the now fl
nous SNAKE wriggling slowly across
the road. They were certain, from
the measurement of the ground
where they first saw it, that II was
over twenty feet long. Again the
SNAKE excitement broke out in the
nrighborhood, and parties were or.
ganizcd to hunt the reptile down,
without success. and the interest
in the matter soon died out. The
cauSe of the disappearance of the
snake for the last four Years has
been great mystery, but it has
been completely solved in an extra.
ordinary manner. Some imagined
that the snake had found his way
/ to the llonsatonic River, and, es.
Gaping death by drowning, thence to
the ocean, and became a veritable
sea serpent. Others held that he
/ had taken To the mountains. Real.
/ ~ he never left the swamp of his
/ birth, for his colossal remains have
been diScol cred. On Saturday
last two men named Kelly and
Smith, both we'll and favorably
known in the ncighborhood, went
into the swamp with a sled TO get
a load of wood. After while
they came to large buttonwood
tree which had fallen to the ground.
They discovered it was hollow, and
in order to handle it easily they
attempted to saw it up. Thsy had
sawed nearly through one part
when suddenly the saw grated as
though it had struck stone.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09
Missionary Baptist.

REV. J. w. MELTON breaches AZ "a
Springs, I'd Sabbath in each inon'I ;.ho..
Saturday bcfore-At Sharon, near nsJsy
ith Sabbath of each month and Sa,I soa
betore-At Homer, on the LIST Sabps'n 49,
Saturday before Of each month
REV. A. HARRIS breaches at An uss.1
lst Sabbath Of each month ana 9.,Pcty
before-At Colquitt, ID Sabbath-n .',h spa
saturday beG,re-At New Friendship W.
Sabbath and Saturday before.
Rrv. II. z. ARDS breaches at A .n,ass
LIST Sabbath in each month ana 'A'~
before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09

The distinctive feature of n Free
Methodist church in Toledo, Ohio, is
the belief that all Christians ought
to wear some distinctive badge.
The members keep on their breasts
a wide, red ribbon, with Il cross
printed on it. The pastor OF II
Campbclite church in Austin. Tex
as, pricks an India ink emblem on
the arm of every convert. and calls
it 1.-THE saving mark.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09
List OF Jurors for the April
Term Of ID. G., 1879.
NE IT REMEMBERED. That on this

DE IT REMEMBERED, That on Tins The
ID lith day of frh'y \. u. l-79, We,
the undersigned qualified jury Commits
~ion,r~. met at the Cuurt-hnusr III the town
of Homer Claiborne parish, Louisiana, for
the purpose uf revising the general Ncnlrr
aud to draw the Vrurr for the April Term
# the Di,tlirt Court Of Claiborne parish.
ooInmcncin. oil the Third Monday of sand
month. and after choosing eighty persons
To- complete the general vcnlrr, IN plac" Of
thu>,. drawn for service at the last term Of
said Court. proceeded To- draw the Jurors
tn serve thu first week of the next regular
term of the nth District Court. commence
ing on the 2l-t day of April, Ia, II being
the Hi Il Monday of said month, when the
following named persons were duly drawn
IN -,INt a. iurnrs-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09

1t is estimated that Georgia has
received this year, at her different
ports and railroad stations, 10000
tons of guano, against 7l,OOO last
year. Each ton costs the planter
a bale Of cotton.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09

In submitting to our readers its fros-
p.ctus for l-1g. the STANDARD refers with
nrid, To It's Successful career during the
short time of it, existence, and the salts
faction il has universally given to an cX-
acting aud diScrimnativr public.
Although deprived of the privilege OF
the Associated Press dispatches, the STAND
,Rp has never failed to lay before It's read
crs the freshest and completcst news
matter procured 10y private enterprise NJ
"A great private EXPENSE, ana, win ln'feas-
ed facilities for obtaining the latest intclil-
gcncc, il proposes, IN th" coming year TO
enlarge it, news columns To that extent
which will meet the eNigcncics ni what
the SrAxn.Hi. t,fapt.-.ls Ia be III -?
ONE oEs TIE LENpiN" pNiI.iE> AND WEEh-
IIF~ oF THE SOUTHWEST.
Its editorials will have for their aim
fair. impartial and thorough discussion OF
the issues of the day, III refined ana ing
uiticd style Being free from the entan-
elements of individual control or private
subsidy. 1t will attack without fear or Ia
yor. any system of oppression aimed
against the rights of the people and VIII
unhr,ltatIugly oppose any individual or
,la., II deems hostile To the interests of
the community tn" state or the Nation.
News of an exciting character will find
room in IT. columns. though II shall be the
constant ann of the proprietor Ia exclude
/ thcrrfrnm the sensation mnng"r items that
have done So much III this country 70 de-
grade aud viNatc American journalism.
\ special department in the paper VIII
br sci alaIt iur the collection of interest
/ inr and useful information from all parts
OF TIN state constituting a special
-I,lI NEW> cont Nh.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09
cumberland PRESBYTERIAN.

REV. +. T.. LEACH breaches az S sa,.,,
second Sabbath in each month ana SH SsA.
dav brfore-At Salem Church, Ihiru
bath in each month and Saturday oe''''
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09
Primitive Baptist.

REV. NJ. C. PARKER breaches Q. ~
non, LIST Sabbath Of each month"; n
Ramah. ID Sabbath of each month-sSs.t.
Paron, 4th Sabbath of each month Ill"
urday before. A.
REV. II. b. HOWARD breaches " a.
tiocb 4tb sabbath of each month.
REV. T. J. FOSTER breaches
merfield, LIST Sabbath in each moh'n'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09

The man who got in a BARRIERS
chair, pinned the newspaper around
his neck, and began to read the
towel, may be called absent minded.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09
Claiborne Circuit-Methodist Protesps'
Church.
JAMES w. HARPER. d. D., PAsroa
Presbyterian.

REV. J. T. DAVIDSON breaches " . ~
iner, LIST and I'd Sabbaths of each MOLLY.
At Minden, ID Sabbath of each moI'
At Athens, lth Sabbath of each mon'n'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09

1t is estimated that the loss of
property by fires in the United
States for the last four years
amounted TO S27j,3l4,6OO
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09

3D. An Exchange says: The black
measles, or as some call it the
"black plague" fatal in nearly
every instance, has broken out in
Alabama and is rapidly spreading.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09
Devoted to the Interests OF Louisiana
and the South.

The Latest News. the most Thoroughly
Democratic Editorials, the fullest aud
best Commercial Reports, and the
most agreeable variety OF Lit
erary Selections of any
Paper published in the state, outside VI
New Orleans.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09

A bill is pending in the Indiana
Legislature prohibiting the mar
riage of drunkards and persons
afflicted with incurable or conta.
gious diseases.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09
Town Of Homer:
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Homer Circuit-M. T.. Church Scush
REV. ]. 4. HARkER, PASTOR.

Tulip Church - First Sunday in eaen
month. at II o'cl'k, u III. Homer-Seccud
and Fourth sundays in each month, Mb
u'cl'k. "A III. aud Fourth sundays at Pr.
Ariloua-Third Sunday, at II IN, ana
: u III.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09
Christian.

REV. f. NJ. NORTHUM breaches - ~ ~ -
ion Grove, six miles north OF hoHessh .sn z
Minden and Eldorado road, 81 ss"
each month and Saturday before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09
THE
SHREVEPORT STANDARD.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

, DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE, foLiIiCAl=s
COMMERCIAL, FAMILY AND
LITERARY JOURNAL.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09

Pittsburg Post; How silly the
talk of a "solid South" in an often
sive sense, when Randall. in caucus,
got nearly one half the Southern
Democratic vote, as against Black
burn, Southern man, while Adams,
a Union soldier, was nominated for
Clerk, by Southern votes over Cald-
we'll, an ex.Confederate.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09

certify that the above and foregoing is
true and correct list of the Jurors drawn
for the April Term of the District Court in
and for the parish "f Claiborne. on the Iith
inst. Given under hand officially. at Ho-
mer, La, Frb'ry l4ih. l-79.
DREW FERGUSON. OK. u. c.
Feb. 10, lS79. J7:Gt
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09
Board Of School Directors.

W. J. LESLIE. Prcst.,
DR. ). Y. WEBB, Secy,
Or J. l.. MEADORS, -
Cor. !. :. YOUNG. GEORGE DAVIS
B. r. LEDBETTER, BOB TARKINTON
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09

Nfr"r which the following pcr>ou, vrrr
dui,4ii,Nu - juror, tnr the second week.
rou'u,o, ,uG ou MuLdly the 18th uf April.
\ Il ~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09

JoB-woRK NEATLY ExEcUII'
u this Office.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

commodation of the guests. who numbered abont
200 most sumriuons repasi gotten mn nnder n a
supprintendence of Mr.. Herbert OF the Hawaiian
Hotel AT precisely s O'clock. the huur fix-d thr
bride and bridegroom filed into the narlnr vbar.
ne guests were assembled and Mr. Peek a H.hrau
and friend OF the parties. who was dgnu,Ized nv
the isb Rabbi AT San Francisco 10 nrrfnrn ~.
marrise ceremony according 10 The HebreW for
ga 3D.. which he did IN The Hebrew tongue nv rad
ing from book The cerrmonv vas s,;,r, ana
solemnly performed by Mr. Peck. who coDcluded
by D O Jaucipg them man and wife accordin, IN
the 4 nish a. well as Hawaiian Law Afrsr
Peck i,ad eoncluded the Rev DR. Damon stsnn.d
forward and nrse,ted the bride with tbs ,srtis
certint.tte nrrfacins ia. ,,ei am, few annronr5
and verv hsnpv remarks This ended th, crn,i,,
re
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

New LIFE DEsTROYER.-A new warke appli.
is about to be introduced into the British SER
vice. and will probably be known as the 'band tor.
pedo." Like the grenades of half century ago,
they are intended to be thrown by the hand into The
enemy's boats. OF over psrapets and stockades but
instead of being shell exploded by fuse. as the
grenades they will consist entirely of gun cot
ton pulped compressed cake or ball Of three
or four pounds weight. long cord is attached to
each charge, the other end of which is connected by
kind of pistol held by the operator. The torpedo
is pitched into the required position, when touch
the trigger detonates the gun cotton, and an ex-
poson follows. Such experiment has shown to be
sufficient to shater in atoms FIVE ton block of gran
ite Que such charge. skiuy applied, would an
initiate boats crew. and. in the hands of daring
men, might work great destruction by being thrown
into large ships.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

- 49, Pa. per LEkelfSr. 1uiy ao-H Z Il
-. -. 81 ! . -lauIuiz Hs Er J u k.PsnA, wife
- - g. : Sakzs En1 rii-. Kiss Ross Make
-. "a 49, Eiss 3 1in-- I v Andrews. wife
- -. - E---ii.1 3 y BE-nard Q 6 RISE DR. z
- -. = : lzz--in 80. Eala1l " IrrEo4n.
= Haaal 4 p g E-uz- E1 Azlelsill Father kiaees.
-. -. = - u - Tl.-s ? zayssidra. Kirk
- -. & z-i-sz-asl , -zsior. aad lsS deck-
~ r-zss. - c.ss-a. JAY ls-J D Spencer. S
-
4. - = = 2 cllnnE- Aud uife-
$780, -z- Cla1s SD-scEsls. JEly &C uesse,
ca Ea.-.ar Msr Naun. Idh1 BAls-
Ew uriua-u-1 Peas Irr LlEsllfs. y1ly 21-Her AHl-
g. 4 rsa5aurin Il I Frril M-E FrcIL 1llss Z
Esa4 mur II raz-< : X -baursru. CleEhSrn, Mics
.anmur Wnalnraa Mias G-asn, 4 7 Ne1o, Niner.
-. Malausr " Raa.~-rnnr 8 rarkur. II Ccrnw-n. G
rnunsmu Days -mrlHr- Iuerr Fsrnm1nr, AensarrAff
wnL Mnmnnu MrIlsrur rr Oliver. luEhns M Ihorip-
4AAnzas AunE miunl 4A Lnek-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23
SENTENCED To DIE

SENTENCED To DIE.-Through the politeness of
His Excelency the ATTORNEY General we have re-
ceved the remarks and sentence of the Court in the
homicide, namely: That of Keliihanaiwi Davis,
aud john Brown. The papers reached us too late
for publication but shall appear next week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

The ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEATRICAL the above
establishment the performances have been satislac-
tory TO those who have witnessed them. The COM
pauy now performing at the theatre are well pat
ronized on each night of their appearance. We
pleased TO note, that the company give general
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

MARRIAGE CERENosr.-on Tuesday evening til e
22d inst, at the residence of the brides uncle, NJ
Loulsson. Esq, of Honolulu, Mr.. J. Hrman of thi
mercantile firm of Lyman Brothers, of this city was
married 10 Miss B. Frankel, neice of Mr.. and Mrs.
~ Louisson, 10 the presence of a very large
company of invited guests, composing the elite OF
Honolulu. Everything that tae tie could suggest or
money procure, was furnished for the pleasure of
the company. Mr.. Loulsson's spacious and elegant
mansion arranged with consummae taste and
iber4liiy and everything connected with il gotten
up ia the best Of style Outside the main building
was erected baoth, draIaca with er=rsreens irop-
ical flowers, and the national flags of the United
States Hawaii and the German Empire. which gave
charming effect TO the scene. The versndas and
booth were brilliantly Illuminated with Chinese
lanterns and tastefnlIy decorated, giving 1t the
finest effect. In the booth was spread for the &C
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23
'LER, formerly Of the firm of G. Seq.

Mr.. ED. KIsTLER, formerly of the firm of G. Seq
eken & Co, takes his departure TO day for Portland
in the J. A. Falkingburg. Mr. Kstler, after spend
ing short time IN Oregon. will visit the East and
spend a winter with the Old Folks at Home' and
brave the of Jack Frost after which he pro-
poses TO return to these Sunny Isles Of the Sea.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

TEE HAWAIIAN BARK HAwAu.-The Hawaiian
bark Hawaii, Capt E. Wood, is now alongside the
wharf, being fitted under the immediate super
vision OF His Excelency the Minister OF the Inte-
rior and ex-oticiO President Of the Board Of Imml-
grafton. This fine vessel when fitted up will have
ample accommodations for about 800 passengers
between decks where bcrfhs being arranged
with view to the comfort and sanitary condition Of
the emgrants from the South Sea Islands whittier
she is destined We made complete inspection
of the ship Tuesday the 226 inst. and inund
everything in apple-pie order, and also found Capt
Wood and his first officer as busy beavers in the
work OF putting things in ship shape, and from
the well known competency of Capt. Wood. We
know that everything will be done that seamanship
and intelligence suggest to complete the ap-
pointmsnts of the Hawaii for her contemplated
service. The Hawaii will sale from Honolulu the
29th inst Success to the Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

- On Sunday last there were no less than six
Hawaiian sea going steamers in port namely, the
L.ikrlike Kilauea Hou, james Makee. Lehua. Mo-
kohl aud Waimanalo, all with their bunting floating
on the breeze. aud presenting fine appearance To
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

- We call attention to the advertisement of
Mr. 5 l. Lewis Of the White House. Mr.. Lewis has
lust received q large stock OF the finest dry goods
which he purchased in California in person, very
low for cash. aud j. therefore prepared TO offer the
PUBLIC great baTgains. See adverlisement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

LEROEIS

- a,az 1.uals ~ na-dsa guly ls s9-.7se n
49, .lls-i-- arie1 6sh : Ibis eorned beef
e asa-su- s-r Eluseuty- Joy rs hollers I7ss pcs
ttz raz1tint-r. s. rails, 70 water
Ilaaaiur-f. s. liars Lead. 80 lids
E-u r-nic1I clay. b boiler tutes,
1r -2Hs rrs-s- 90 empty petroleum bar
r@- - or1us ul o .suQ are brick, So Sin
Eaa Hr1E 40 lEar air- =111 rEEs general md-e-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

PHYSICIAN APPoIHTED.-On Saturday last DR.. F..
b Hutchinson of this city, was appointed BY the
Board of Trustees by ballot, rs Assistant Physi-
clan To the Queens Hospital This is an excellent
appointment, which will meet the approval OF our
citizens aud be OF service To the institution.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

- We learn that the schooner Vivid, during
her stay In port will receive thorough overhaulius
including new suit Of copper. Messrs. 1ibbets
q SOrcnsOn have the work in hand.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

~ The steamer Mokolii, which sailed on the
18th inst. for Maui obliged to return to pori
the following day. owing to the poor quality OF the
coal which ste had on board. After taking on
board flesh supply Monday the steamer re-
sumed her VOYAGE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23
Lee MEAsLEs.-We regret to be- compelled 10

The MEAsLEs.-We regret to be compelled to
chronicle the spread of the measles among the
native population Of Honolulu The disease is said
10 have reached alarming proportions Up to this
date however there very few fatal cases, and il
is hoped that the disease will not prove very fatal
Too much cannot be taken on he part OF those
having the custody of young children, under pre-
sent circumstances.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

The STREET SPEINKLER.-We pleased to
learn that Mr.. James Dodd has undertaken the bu-
siness of providing street spriuklers Tor the pur-
pose of keeping down the dust streets, and
that the citizens are evncing commend4ble spirit
OF ;heraity towards the enterprise by subscribing
literally 10 support him in his new undertaking
We sincerely hope that Mr.. Dodd will meet with
sufficient encouragement from citizens 10 JUS
tiiy him in furnishing the much needed street
sprinkler. and thus contribute greatly 10 the CON-
fort Of the business men, private families, and So
journers in our city. Such enterprise that of
Mr. Dodd's should meet with the necessary en-
couragement, because it will he beneficial TO ALL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

rE- The Royal Hawaiian Circus will give per
Torrance on Saturday evening next. Mr.. Luproil
will put In his best licks TO please as he usually
does Go and see the performance by all means
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

~ fryou want good article Of boots or shoes
20 To J. n Lynch's mandatory, King street. See
advertisement in another column
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

HYMAN-FRANKEL-In this city. on the z2d instant. at
residence Of the brides uncle, NJ Louisson. ESQ., by
acting Rabbi Peck, Mr. J. HTMAN Of the firm Of Hyman
Brothers. 10 Miss b. FEAsKEI4 all Of this city.
sxnH-KANu-At WEikele Eva, Oahu; on Sunday, July
I'm by s. X. Kuahana GEoEGE SMITH ApDIE KANAL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23

A LUsUs NATURE.-We were shown the other
day By native born pig, or what purpors
TO be new born pig, which presented most
singular appearance. II has head and snout like
elephant with the large ZAP of the latter
animal. Has but two feet in front. while the hinder
parts were a sbapeless mass of flesh in the sim-
tude of bag or sack. The that brought this
freak Of nature forth had ia the litter six offspring,
all of which died Immediately after birth. In color
they were black, all the Others except the one
spoken of being well formed pigs. The animal
shown us is nothing less than lusus nature or
freak of nature. In other words deformed mon
sier of a curious mould.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23
R e AL e ST AT T.,
DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON FORT ST.
AT AUCTION!
On Saturday, August 2nd,
At me- s.. ON fhe nremIsea.

am Instructed by Mr. G. W. Macy, to sell public
ton the well known lot situated Fort Street, above
Beretania and adjoining the premises occupied by
Mr. T. ]. hossman Ibis Is of the healthy and
centrally located hts for residence In the city Of
Honolulu, and with small outlay would yield the
5000 at 10 per cent per anpum-
The above sale efers good opportunity for the pema
nent investment OF capital There is dwelling house.
cook house and bath house .het which will be sold
separately and is rented at sll month Water Is
laid in three places The lot Is well fenced
which is nearly The pipes all good
der. There Is carriage from BeretaRia
Ing on 10 the premises in the
Title perfect Deeds at expense OF purchaser part
OF the purchase money may eman secured by
On the promises The above Will be offered upset
price Of $500 Plans of this lot be Sales
OF &. s. Barlow. For further particulars apply
A. ]. Cartwright, Esq. Terms made known sale.
c. S. BARLOW, Auctioneer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-23
NOTES OF THE WEEK..

II Several articles prepared for this issue were
nnavoidably crowded out.