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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-27
Two Orphans.

New York Cor. Baltimore American.
A little bit of story of two orphans
came to my knowledge the other day,
which is almost equal in pathos to the
story as told in the memorial play of
that name. Some years ago a boy left
his home in Bavaria and came to this
country, where his success induced him,
after a time, to send for his younger
brother. This left to the sole care and
protection of their parents two still
younger girls, one possessed of remarkable
beauty. The parents died; the girls
we're left alone with very small resources
with which to depend for support. o
their brothers they had heard nothing
for several years, but with natural in
stinct and longing they turned to the
thought OF them as their only comfort in
their distress and loneliness. Against
the advice of their pastor, they turned
their effects into money and set out for
the new world, quite sure that in it they
would have no difficulty in finding their
truant brothers. But this was not 90
easy as they anticipated. On landing in
New York they were appalled, by the
magnitude U. the great city. They did
not know where to go. Their inquiries
were met by laughter and rude repulse.
Sickness overlook one of them, and the
other, almost at the end of her small
stock Of money, frightened at the prospect
of being left penniless and ignorant of
the character OF the persons who pro-
fessed an interest in her, accepted an in
vitstion to sing in a concert saloon. On
the very first night she was shocked by
the scenes which transpired around her,
and the bold admiration her beauty ex
cited. The extreme plainness and modesty
of her dress and demeanor, however, at
tracted the attention OF two gentlemen,
one of whom was engaged in showing 8
friend from the country the lions"
snd when an insolent fellow attempted
familiarity which she resented, he step
ped to the rescue and obtained from her,
amid her heart-breaking sobs, the story
of herself and sister and the failure OF
their hopes. The truth of what she said
was self-evident, and the young man,
who was really honorable and kind
hearted, promptly took her away from
the place in which she was, found her
and her sister another and respectable
lodging, and interested himself to pro-
cure them employment. Shortly after
ward, in company with party of young
men, he told his adventure, and was con-
siderably surprised by the interest of
one of them, who proved to be one CT the
long lost brothers. OF course their
troubles were now all over, for this
brother occupies 8 high position in
large mercantile firm, and can well afford
to take care Of his sisters. Whether a
romance will grow out of it remains to
be seen. But there are four extremely
happy people in New York, and young
man who feels that he has acted the part
of a knight Grant in manner quite
worthy OF the middle ages, and who will
doubtless be a better man sll his life for
having allowed the best part of his nature
to assert itself on that single occasion.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-27

Things are great or small according
to the end of the microscope through
which you look. Some people manage
to look at their troubles through the up
per end, and $50 incentinently magnify
them, and at their good fortune through
the lower end, and so minimize them.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-27

He that hath really felt the bitter
ness of sin, will fear to commit it; and
he that hath felt sweetness of mercy vii
fear to offend it.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-27

AN ill-tempered word and a stone
are alike in that, when once thrown
they cannot be recalled.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-27

AuOtucI lCotuAC VI tuO OdbbkC LIdOC 10
the fattenipg of cattle on brewers slop.
Bulls condemned to die are thus fat
tened also dry COWS in small numbers,
but in great numbers and with much
profit are the lean CRASHED steers of
Texas converted into fat, heavy beeves.
When the grass vithers up on the prai,
ries OF Texas the herds must 60 north in
search of pasture or be shipped for sale.
The routine of the Texas cattle trade is
this: In July and August the herds are
rounded up, the calves are branded, and
all are again let loose. Early in April
the great droves commence. Carefully
aid out cattle trails are observed, and
the herds pasture as they march. Els
worth, on the line of the Kansas Pacific
railway, is a wonderful place for q few
weeks of the year. Early in summer it
is thronged by Texan ranchmen and
drovers; also with immense herds of
Texan steers. At this point the herds
are shipped. Some never change hands,
but in general sales are effected at Kan
sas City. From Kansas Cityithese grass
fed Texans drift of into Missouri and
Illinois, there to be part corn.fed and
shipped east in September; and up to
the first of September others are for.
wsrded direct and are sold in New York,
Philadelphia, and Boston for what they
fetch. The flesh of the CRASHED Texan
steer is coarse and hard, the color is bad
and fat is scarce. Again, other herds
from Texas, those that constitute the
, 1879-02-20
E[.GIN.
Tho County Ciertshtp -.Iudtclai Election
Ordered.

The County Cier.tshIp-Ludlcaa, Election
ordered.
!sptcidi DIspasch 10 Ths 1rfbune
EiotN, Ill, Feb, 1U,-Thc Comfy Clcrkshp
succession is tic important question nov agltat-
ing tie public. Alarrt. :, the resignation Of Jnn
G. Sllerwu. the prvsen, incumbent, takes effect.
Al.l oil That s!ny the Board uf Supervisors meet
fur lit. p1lrposc D! appointing IL substitute uutl
MI glcction for County Clerk shall bc held.
THIS election will probably taku p1acc
lii Junc, when tho County Clerk Will
be elected for the remaining trer
yrara uf the prcscilt term. The question nov
Is, Who shall be lie substitute lrom a1aret. 8 up
10 that timed The Board Of SupcryIsors has re-
ce,yc.! number ot applscutons. Among The
candidates nrc Supervisor Earl. OF Datavia;
Supervisor Miller, Of II. Charles; a,n! II. A.
scott, The preseht Deputy Clerk. Miller. VIZ
learn, is INCLINED to withdraw, although hu will
fight 1tes between Ear aiu Scott. There arc
uycr .lnzen candidates talked Vi for tllr conl-
Ing eleri,un.
l'hc City Council last cycnIn. ordered lint a
election he held Oh MontIAy. Feb. ~ for Jntlgt
pf The Elgin City Court, Mnu ulso I.lAt on tho
clGctioN tickets there ht printed The wUTt1s Fur
or against thu ElEln City Court" \ good
many taxpayers arc In fayur Ut abolishlng the
City CUur1, and thp coming election will setLle
this question. IutlCu Anllts, the prcseBt Judge
ot the City Courts Of Eign and Aurora, ts not
cx.Ctty Attorney 0f Eig!n, Ia prominently mtn-
iinnesl as a candidate. Judge siontony, prr.lc.
cessar Of Judge Anns. Is, II IL sA!, seeking the
uIItuc,
, 1879-02-20
KNIGHTS or HONOR.

EDftlQt ll5pu&Ch ~ Ina 1710lnks
MILWAUKEE, Feb. t0.-Tlle accond annual
meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of knicnts Of
Honor, beneficiary organization that has
spruug Into existence Within tl.e past few years,
convened IN Roynton's Hall this afternoon. Tho
first annual meeting showed the existenre Of
twenty subordinate lodges, Will, membership
Of 8t4. At MIC present meeting twenty'clglIt
lodges are, represented, Total membership,
md 294 members. The following extract from
t,lc annual address Of Grand Dictator 1Iauscr
will surye to stow the purposes alld usefulness
"Durlns the year the Order Al large Inns
passed through severe trial, UNI one whlch
ought to forever set at rest tlle !nstuuatons VI
our enrntcs. that, ~ soon as deat Il l0sses came
rapidly, wo would fail to meet cur engagements.
Que HUNDRED anu nnety'on OF 0ur brothers
have ueu Ut yellow fever, nil VIC hare paid
eyery dul!ar Of our obligations caused by their
DEATH. We have paid TO tlletr taaltllcs Or ranre-
sentattycs s;'s3, ,003; add 10 th!s .he donations
from 1uuaStull mefNheFs nnu from lodgcs, nut!
wo hayc scnt South tic enormous sum of *5oo..
UoO,--a sum thRt eompnrcs fAyoTubiy In amount
Thus wu see tliat band of 0o.o00, working with
one heart nnd OUT purpose, each acar,nE li!s
part. can do easily What the world applapls
9, a,bV0 GOO Of our fell0W-eitlzens for 40lng. This
great work was accomplished byus III sixty
lilo following are the 0raud Lodge officers:
Nraud Dictator, j. II. Hausor, Fond du Lac !;
Graul Vice Dictator, a. 9. Allen Milwaukee !;
Grand Assistant Dictator. D. J. Morey, l.acina; ];
Grand Chaplain, ]: 81: saede,son, ,jauesvtllo; !;
Fan% 1spo1tes T. g}a.!e[, 5axer
t;rand futile, Mills Fourtelutte,. LsCrosso !;
Grand Guardian, G. ". Kumtlett, Wn!e1lown;
Ara'ld srntinel, D. G. liawley, Milwauxse.
Gra,d Trustees, d. G. Dabcoek, Appletoni ".
Il. sauders, Oshkoah; E. ". Clark, Neensb.
Representatives to Supreme Lodge, J, ". sand.
etaon, JaneAyiIle; ". II. Sanders, Osnkosh; j..
IT, Hsuasr Fnnt du I,ar.
, 1879-02-20
claiming that such dotcntion Is not warranted
by law.

COUNTY COURT.
a captae was issucti fnr the arrest Of Israel II.
MOSS, at Tho instanr1 NJ Alexander Wchic. who
claims TINT Moss nwcs him $437,tj7, u,n! he wants
,,in =, 2, arrested n s,'npcllc,l to give bail 80 Tint
takn M chances IL collecting The an.nl,lt.
with the commencement nj tie hfarch term
ot ,l!r County Court cascs viii bc given term
numbers. as 10 the r,tto ia tic other courts.
The rnsct to t1ntc number lGo, aud Of tic ilrs&
100 cases 5S9 llave been disposed Of. WHICH n a
remarkable showing 1lrsc cases arc all conl-
mon Law, niI,t exclusive III tlig Insanity, bas-
tnrdy, anu debtor suits.
rn0nATE COUNT.
In The estate Of Francis II. CorbY. deceased,
who died ii1ttslntt, letters Of administration
werc issued to Emily Corhy, finder bond u
$l000oD. A Eltnrltnn'h bond VI the sa,no
asnDalnt wHs also approycd.
Tie inventory Of the real nln1 nerAnnal prop
erty OF tllr Into l1nlncs II. ata1te Was tttl yes
ter,Iav by Lambert Tree, tic administrator,
The personal property il aDpratscl at only $34l.
CHfMlNAL CnttRT.
Michael Welsh pleaded guilty to burglary md
Was rtmarteu.
4. U. Luwton was on trial for robbery.
TILE CALL.
JupnE BLonaErT-lih, to :.f1. inclusive. No.
on trlat and Roolf TOR all lay.
o;'l ISs .!;Y.a ;. ; @ st s.a 20 e. s3' S3s' s3'
ragc W. bexton, on trial.
.JunHk JAAEsux-AsnIuts Judgo Gary. No case
on trial.
JrnuE ttonaE-aa "a. e5. 70. No case on trial.
.IunaK itongn.-11 and Q on now calender, and
set casc 7, Os)7 lic!h ". Matthews. and set caau
&, D7l On ir1a, and to bc resumed At = p, m.
lunar DDorIt.-;i40, hin!s. and OIL Of old cacn.
dhr, and tu LII OF new caleistar.
IUDaE hcALLtHTxlI-:A 10 %, inclusive, cxcept
~ and 10. No chAo on trial.
,tunHE FAnwKLL--9. Uti, Brew 70. Drew.
JunHE f.NnMit-tnraHe cAnps n:10 10 10 O'Clock.
Nos. !. Isl, !, lD7, l.2u4, i, 40g Los, LILO.
I.9!l, 1..l4. 1.a17. 1.2l0. l, 10, !, ,!s4. md
1unoMEs7s.
Ux,rEn SrAvEs Cf1scuiT CnttnT-JuDaE Bton.
nErT-MannfnctuEcfo NntloHn1 t1nnk ~. Calvin K.
Wright and Lcanas1 Ktng. S4.U7..43.
SHrERloR EnuHT-funaE taAnr-Dnn!cl ConFoy
". william, Byrnp: yerlrt. S.u. 5tt.-H. II. Greene
ys. atoron T.. Ftstcr. $40. u7!iti.
IuroE JAMEsnx-'ls. II. Walker vs.. DOES A.
Chtlis, 81. Ill. :!!5.
C1ncUlr Couur-Jnn1E Donrrt.-C. II. aitCor.
mick ct al. VI. KaLo}rh A. kon,sr. Sa.t .5s. -
Hunrrs 4. Miner ct al. Va. flchnlns l.. Hogan,
s:tt.i.g5.-i. +. Cobb i ri, v. Philip uoiininn.
81. RHl. III. -Antun Uering ct nj VI. uhn lIo1und.
y7S3. 2.-t!ermann Weller We. James coacts,
sjaD. IT II, Curtis ". aame, S. :..:. .35. ~.
". phlllfps ~. PhIiip Goldman. 35.U. 7l.-T. u.
ftryau 80. Ch!cngn Acaiehiy Uf Des1gn, $115. o..
Alfred i'oath Va. James Couch. 81 ,Ui7 .+A.-cht.
cnro Musfc Comunnr vs. John Atoitcr, 373. 80. Ii.
Schlrnlcr VI. Same. 81, Oh. ~.
, 1879-02-20
SIBERIAN WHEAT.
The Country Which, I. to Comrntc: with
America As a WbeMt. .producur.
Tnxah In lGaft

Toroafo Jfat.
A great many pcop,e hayc yerr hazy f5eas
.,,. p".,s H., .,,,, vt,,o ~ , ..,..
lar. rhs latter vas, tertiary, some i,eoo miles
from north to south, and a,500 from east to
west, has been subjected in tue minds OF many
n.ra,us, ,hro,,ch tr ,,o,nc.,c ttorv n Tin !. N.
lies OF Siberia" to influence. nkIu to those
which hayo nodded the tdeas ot many English
men auh others respecting this country. Pho
torronhs ri enow for sn,ti ho.nrfnl,Icd en,tttc.
~, ,o.d ,orrod o,,d h.,,od IN pcI 'u,.or
c"p"tea; VOL or Two snenkinE IN tile forc-
ground; hlack bcar lazly gambotng on d tree
in the rear; with several "In{unsn on the far
fro.tv ha.,,nn IN moccnsins nnl en,v.
. 4'oe's "o''o' a'" '"o"-
haoes apparently -tuas"'S 'ott'oE III pa,-
t!cular, are se1lt home plentllully TO ntl-
uirnv country cousins, .ll,.l help to
fostcr the no,ton f,mt (,orndu i, In
49, ,,,.,, ~, r.,,, -,,+,,r aoro.o1 ,r,,h a,,,,.,
ne,at,,, .e ~ s,,,v arrn,f,,; ~ n,arn,1,, ruars
p., ,. ~ " H.. ss,,n ,". at,,,rs,
tsr,,t,,, "o, o.,m',sss nrnrvai turcsta T., ,i,e
k,.uusa ,..ns .,nt 40, ,nt ,,,tru ~ AJAX
. c,"." M, ~ ~ ,1i;r.en.t n
,ssn,otcs n,,, tnc mi Ind nrn,ct. ~ t,mst h. NJ
vnrInus I'M lint. III t~b iii lin nor,l,rrn narts r. nrc %
,.,,1 @ ,n'na ohie t"rn nr. crta',a,y. frt,,
eosu u .sts III ~ t n,.,s
49, ~ mi,cr ,,ro1,,ot hrn,,Tht in,n ano,.
,'n,;i,n % ,.h Ancriron @, cv., ,rIth Snnthrrr
,".sto,, ,vhnat T., tnn nritisf, ,narr"is Fhe NV
~ @ WY. ,i.,,n ~ H.. ~, Wn"sn,,
as,;n E art',, W. ~ AtS, n ia n"aort nt
Ta,t,G Tannsns,a ia noyimaR;s oinost thrnnrhout
tse!sha, ~ ~ aarImH r1 ,'"a af s,Gnt
e ~ Itf ar" ors
,,s"i. noa o t%Ia ,if. H., a ,,no,,,i
e ssup so cam ans t,seI In, ta'oinnrs
I as 4,roai1s aT ~ s"nl, on o~t.,,. a.
na'o ~ s, ensa H. n,,n,.'ai , ,,' imIms r,,,
W re'u & ,,,n,,,,,,s,s ~" s,,,,s sra,,..n
@ Nv r',s fr,,,, s,hnra I.ni ,,t,,s t."
~ taa ,aend "a se y .in hn1.1s IN .. Nv"
E m ~ IN ,hr ~" nnrt I ~ IN
IcelGeHts: l.. ,.. ',s m,.,r ~ oi % ,.o"ii,. o
ssnE ~ e,E,ts ~ ,V.ttnt. ~ :.so ,,orth ~
si,"s @ yaI ,,IJ a",, T.. en ;m nn,o,, ,.uf,,t
I'M. 'n freieht for M cents M Der poui, witch Is Al,
anp,se,auv , a." ,u% ,v6r, ' ''so u WHILE
, 1879-02-20
CANADA.

l'rcAi,ytertnIt-ThD Parliamentary Librnty-
Tho NrcrIsInE 4mrstinh-CivilIxcti Il,linI1n
TITO Proposed New Tarln-Tit~ nefuutt.
Ing Nuw- York Bank. nk.Tctler-Uonfrtiorntion Ion
In Sowsoun'tinntl.
Hjsctai Hlspaich IN Tas Trib4ne
MoHTnEAL, Feb. l0,-Tlw plaintiff In the &C.
ti0n against The Trus1ces uf the Temperatures
Funl Of the Presbyterian, Church was to-day
ordered by the Superior Court to giyo security
for costs 10 tho cxtent Of S},500 on account Of
no residence in Ibis .rovInee.
An impust0r na,ned Foster, representing him
self as the agcnt Of Juhn ". alasurr s. Sous,
manufacturers Of coloss, New York, ia tlcfraud-
lug mcrchnnta tn lilo eastern townships. His
frau,a, by collections aMd cashed Itafts, are
considerable.
Srtetal Df,pateh 10 Tns Tribune.
OTTAWA, Fob. l0.-The Government has de-
tcrsniucd 10 nuke Immediate changes IN the
Militia Department; alnl, umong others, all tho
Brigade Ma]uss u,! luyInasttrs nre to br DIS
pcllscI with, except the Paynnastcrs at Kingston
au.l Quebec.
During tho past few days pair Of dancing
lnasters have been III town, Introducing ladies
1u tho graces Of the bow, Or, as tlluy call It,
Court.prcscntattou They are said to bo max
Ing quito harrest, to tue moderate tuus Of
from SO to So d lessol,, or rs much more rs they
tan get.
Thu Parliamentary librarians report ahows
tint 3,849 VOLUMES have been nldel TO tl,e H.
brary during tl,u yrar,-nakinE total Of D,,-
7l3. 1'hcre Ia n probability that, by thr End OF
two sessions Of ParIInmsnt, tile Library Will b.
placed OH tho list of lhu few I,brartcs ot tl4c
world containing 100000 volumes
The lion. 7. W. Ang1ia, e1:speaker, Intends
to moyo for thu production Of all correspond.
, 1879-02-20

tGnrc. 70 aHotM'll.r u!'iW: ..rlfsiu n,.~ framed
dwrtl!s!E rost s's t!rre yr.ra csis and tIs tnr
AGcH; The land ID all rt.re ArI the Ikea. If st trfrn
1.'sles fr.1n S;o,n. ""ury Cuu,y. ta NJ ivan y
my k!W Viii be taken: hust ie clstis uttre 81
$l.tao dnwA talanc" twit yrnrt al ;icf cent r. u.
MIfi, ltunfn :, tT,4 &nttI 4nfl. At. -
, 1879-02-20

lrcnnytertnr-Ttc Parliamentary Library
Tho WrcrklnE 4mrstinh-Civtllzcd Indians
Tito IroIsaxrd New Tarln-Tft~ nefu,itt-
Ing Nuw-fork Bank. k.Tctlsr-Confrdc Oh
LII Sa1YfnuuillunI.
, 1879-02-20
MO YELLOW EEYER.

Ngw ORLEANS, Feb. 10.-iscports having
been recently published OF The existence Of
yellow fever IN Now Oelcans, The statement 10
made that such rcpurts urs untrue. No cases
or dcutls from yellow lever havn occurred hero
tt.is year. This ssatcfncut Is tlgnr.i BY tnnny
pronllucnt citizens Ad officials, lnclu,lts Dr.
kamual Choppln. President at ip Board ot
Health, Coy. Sichol!s, Mayor Patton, A1..i Perry
Nugrnt, President ot TIM Cotton Exchange,
, 1879-02-20

II speaka for itsolf, 10 what lady said OF DR..
Nu1s Cough Syrup tho ulslce iny. tor ainEe bot.
tle cured MY child of musl dreadful cuns6.
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Supreme Court, Hawaiian Islands, July
Term, 1879.

July 16th-J II Kapena and others, commissioners OF
Crown Lands, vs.. Z Lindemann ejectment. Mixed jury.
This case lasted all day, and At . p IN the Court adjourned
and continued the case till the morning az 10 a m and
on the 18th the jury retired TO consider their verdict, and
at LIZ N they returned a verdict for the defendant, q
dissenting. Exceptions noted. Il Preston for the
plaintiffs, A S Hartwel for the d~efedants.
BEFORE Mr. JUSTICE McCULLY.
July 2l-JM Herring VS.. Pun assumpsit for S33. This
case was heard by the Court, a jury not being necessary.
the amount claimed being under $50. The Court deliver
ed Judgment for defendant. L + Bickerton for plaintiff.
Holokahid for defendant.
July 22-The King vs. W J Noa uD indicted for per-
jury. Plea not guilty. Tried by a Hawaiian Jury who
returned a verdict Of guilty tnone dissenting). The
prisoner upon being arrAigned for judgment on the 23rd
inst, was sentenced 70 imprisonment at hard Labor for
the term Of four years, and costs taxed at $685.. Maine
Iona for defendant.
July 23-The King VS.. Kuheleloa Ql perjury. Tried
by a Hawaiian Jury who returned a verdict Of not
guilty, % dlssenting). The prisoner thereupon was dis
charged. Mr.. Bickerton, counsel for the defendant.
July 24-The King VS.. Naiwi and Halah (w) perjury.
His Excellency the Attorney General moved that these
indictments be continued until the next October Term,
on the ground that an impartial jury could not be OBJ
tanned from the presents panel which motion was
granted.
Susan Kealoha VS.. Christopher Bornholdt libel Cor
divorce on the ground Of drunkenness, il-treatment and
desertion. Upon hearing the evidence the Court granted
decree Of divorce. Mr. w II Castle for 1ibp.iant.
A number Of appeals and exceptions IN minor cases
were argued and submitted, and several divorces,
(nativel were granted. We understand the Court will
finally adjourn for the term fhia @~-s~
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RETAIL.

OAHU l-Ah Soon, waikane, Koolaupoko.
. All Low, Kamoiliili. Honolulu.
2 All Fo x Co, Nuuanu Street, Honolulu.
4w Place, Maunakea Street, Honolulu.
4 Chas Long, Merchant Street, Honolulu
Iaukea. Nuuanu Street, Honolulu.
9 Quong Hook Tong, Nuuanu Street, Honolulu
II Lai STA, Waikiki, Kamoiliili, Honolulu.
II Akoina, Maunakea Street, Honolulu.
16 W Z Foster, Fort Street, Honolulu
10 H Marsh King Street, Honolulu.
"a A W PIERCE s. Co, Queen Street, Honolulu.
IS 4 Strehl, Fort Street, Honolulu.
81 S Magnin, Fort Street, Honolulu.
HAWAII 1 Aki, Punaluu, Kau.
. Alma, Multi, North Kohala.
II Mukeau, Naalehu, Kau.
II Amana, Kukuihaele, HamakuH.
10 C Asieu, Hilo.
20 wDart, Honokaa, Hamakua.
% Awana, Waimea, South Kohala..
"a A n Aiona, Honokua, South Kona.
% Reed L Sisson. Hilo.
80 Goo Kim & Co. Honopueo, North Kohala.
80 j Wight, Kohala.
MAUI L Afat, Waikiki.
% Mrs Honolulu, Hama.
KAUAI 10 KakimiIo, Moloaa.
WHOLESALE.
"a a W Peirce & Co, Queen Street, Honolulu.
RETAIL
81 ] S Lemon, Commercial Hotel.
% Henry Bradley, cor King and Fort Street.
SPIRIT
1 Macfarlane & Co, Kaahnmanu street.
? Chas Long,, Merchant Street, Honolulu.
vICTUALLING.
3 Wong Wo & Co, Nuuanu ST, Honolulu.
z Ahuna, Wailuku Maui.
IL Akiona, Maunakea st, Honolulu.
ID Apoie, Koloa Kauai.
81 Altoona, Hilo Hawaii.
"a Leon Dejean, Hstel ST, Honolulu,
BUTCHER.
8 G w C Jones, Waiohinu, Kau, Hawaii.
5 J l. Chesebro. Laupahoehoe, Hilo, Hawaii
IL Kahukino, Koloa, Kauai.
Is W Shaw, LahRina, Maui.
% S E kama, Waihee, Maui.
% H W Daniels, Maui
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Sale of Government Lands.

On Monday, September LIST. 1879, at II o'clock noon,
will be sold at Public Auction. at the front entrance of
Hamakua, Hawaii:
1st.-Koloaha Lot No. l. Bounded, makat by Huaka's
land and the Makai road, mauka by the Kaihamoku
Grant, east by the Keliikinolua Grant, and west by
Kaiwis land. Area, Il $40 acres. Upset price IS per
acre.
2nd.-KoloAha Lot No. Bounded, mskai by the Kali
humoku Grant, mauka by the Government road and
Kaias knleana. east by Government land in Kulihai and
west by Nahakuelua Grant. Area. IS $40 aeres. Upset
price SO per acre.
Terms-Casha at time of sale.
Maps of the above may be seen at this Office and the
Honokaa Post Office.
SAM G. WILDER.
Minister of the Interior.
Honolulu, 26th July, 1879. jy &c
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Leases of Government Lands.

on Monday. September LIST, 1879. at o'clock noon, VIII
be sold at Public Auction, al the front entrance Of
Aliiolani Hale. the following Leases:
lst-The Lease for ten years Of Lot So.I known rs Au-
Bounded. mskai by the sea, msukA by Mahiis land, east
by the Nakuwala Grant, and west by the Eauhaiulei
Grant Area los scres. Upset price 81 per Eers Per
anuum.
Terms Of payment, quarterly in advance at this once.
2nd-The Lease for ten years of LOtNo. ., situated in
Lsuka and kulihai. Bounded, maksi By the Kuehu
Grant, mauks by the Yaiahole Grant and Inaina award,
east by the Nienie Gulsh, aud west by the various lots in
Kulihai and Koloaha. ea,-scr Upset price q
per acre per snnum.
Terms of payment, quarterly in advance at this office.
Maps Of the above may be seen at this eace and the
HonOkaa Post Office.
sANFL G. WILDER.
Minister Of the Interior.
Honolulu, 26th July, 1879. jy 26
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Sauce for the Goose
GbouiI bo for ~

DHOuIu DC Euuot TOT I1e Januef.
Mr.. EDITOR A certain native was guilty OF an
indiscretion with a woman, and, being sent to ?ri-
son, appeared every day on a Government mule
team, in the regulation suit If Denim. A certain
foreigner was also guilty Of the same offence, and
after appearing on the streets for a week he was
kindly cared for within the prison Why is this 2
Il it On account Of color, influence, or friends2 or is
it the potent dollar2 Yours for
No DISCRIMINATION.
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PERTISESr.-The Friend says" The Hawaiian
government wiz not allow bad kerosene to be sold If
imported; now would Ii not be equally advantageous
to the community to compel those dealing iu rum,
whisky and brandy to sell only brands Of the Best
qualitya' Some years ago, the ADVERTISER recon-
mended the appointment of a government inspector
of wines and spirits offered for sale ia public houses.
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Tax Assessors Notice.

Under instructions from the Minister of Finance
hereby notify all Tax payers in the District of Honolulu
that where claim is made for deduction of debt, that
schedule of the debts, and to whom due, must be filed
with me and made part of the sworn returns.
If the Assessment List is not returned TO me on or be
fore September LIST 1879, I shall proceed to make assess
ment according to law G. q. JUDD,
Honolulu July, nth, 1879 July 1878