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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1880-12-04

A cough, cold or sore throat
shoulL be stopped. Neglect fire.
Hnenlly results IN an Incurab!e lung
'iIsease or consumption. Browns
bronchial troches are certain to
give relief in asthma, bronchitis,
coughs, catarrh, consumptive and
throat diseases. For thirty years
Rae iroches have been recommend
Ell by physicians, ana always give
"rtect satisfaction. They are moi
sew or untried, but having been
'sSled by wide and constant use
Ter nearly an entire generation,
'tsey have attained well-Inerited
lank amongftbe few staple rene
Aits Of Tie age. Public speakers
AID singers use them 10 clear and
strengthen The voice. Sold at
7wen'!- five cents a box every
where. XIX 35-22-ly
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SI9AEwALL FEMALE COLLEGE,,
~ -. Ripley, Miss.
mrs. M. D. BUCHANAN, PrIn.

ty4uy. arE1 hn F4T--- III. t,r.f..sFN Al. -
The next session o.. this old and
.faavvodrably known Institution opens
Oct. 4th and continues tBirfy-siS
weeks. IVY 29' 4i7Asas" "
This is ehbhaticallya Home sehoo
of the highest0rderga ~ jr'q eaa as
Ample provisions for boarding pupils
from abroad in the College with the
Principal and tie cher.
Every department provided with
teachers Of k3own abb lily, zeal and
experience ar.d mor 43la
Thorough obstruction given ,ap4
sole scholqqrsh y required.
Locate IN mlsurp ssed for health.
Expe SEES very moderate for the
advantages oiiefed.3 v3iuisl ;ra s9sft
Send for Catalogue, .ag
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RIPLEY INSTITUTE.
R. o. PREWITL university of Virginia,
Principal.

PFtnCipaIs
Special attention given to preparing
BOYS and YOUNG MEN FIR Col ege.
Next session opens Sept. 10. 1880,
and will continue nine months.
TUITION Two Dollars to Four Dol.
lars per month. Board in private fam
lies Eight Dollars to Ten Dollars per
month.
Total EXPENSES for session ofnine
months One Hundred 20 One Huodred
and Fifty Dollars according to class,
This Institution offers superior
advantages to the public in
location, Ripley being one of the
heilthiest towns in the state. It Is
easy of access-close communicative
made daily with NJ. q j. r R--hahd-
some well furnished school bui ding
high moral tone Of Society--freed m
from Sa. oons and resorts Of dissip
patton. 'R3
TO those having both boys and
girls to educate it offers, special in
ducements on account of fine Female
school ~(stonewall College) Slscated
here. And again on account of small
cost Of Board and Tuition and thor
and solidity Of instruction.
For particulars address
r. o. PREWITT,
Ripley, Miss.
Aug 90, 18T8--tf. r
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RnlN Great chance to make money. We
need 4 person in every town to
AUkD take subscriptions for the largest.
cheapest alrdbest illustrated fagliIy pabfiea-
ton the world. Any one can become a
successful agent. Six elegant works OF art
given free tosubscribers. The price is so
low TINT almost every body slIbseribes, One
agent, reports taking 100 subscribers in Il
day. A lady agent reports makillg over
$500 clear profit IN ten days, All who en-
gage make money fast You CAN devote all
your time to tile business, or only you1.
spare time. You need not be a way from
home overnight. You can do it It's W II a
others. Full directions and terms free.
Elegant and expensive Outfit free. Ifyou
WANT profitable work send us your address
at once. 1t costs nothing to try the bust
ne;s. No n who engages fail, to MAKE
great pay: Address George Stinson Il Go.
PoStlaIlH Mah1e.9 2AMTel Aus7.
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GANEO8D HOUSE,
coRlNTH. MIss

Mpt1hthb sent free to those who wish 10 on
AtRkAoA III ths nlGst pleasant and profitable
0Bbnsiness known. Every thing new
Caulsai not Feqnirsd We will furnish YOU
everything. 80 Il day and upwards II
paslIy made without staying away from
home oYef Night. No risk Whatever. Ma
ny HeW workers waited at once. Many
hie making fortunes ut the business. Lar
dies make ~ much ~ men, and yOing boys
aud girls make great pay. No one WHO i
willing IT, work fails To nuke more money
sycEy day thall can he DNAde III = week Al
my Ordinary employment. Those who en-.
gage at once will find d short road 70 for
tune. Address II. WALLhTT Coz Port.
land, Malue.
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Aug. 20, 187S--tf.

AErOutft furnished free, with full in
MI Astrsictions for conducting the most
WsW profitable business that any one can
angage iih The business ia SO easy to learn
and our instructions are 50 simple and plain
that any n can max great pr06t3 from
the very start. No one eau TAIL who is
willing to work. Women are as successful
as men. Boys and girlseaH earn large sums.
Many have made vt the business over one
hundred dollars IN u single week. Nothing
like it ever known before. All who engage
are surprised at the ease and rapidity with
which they are able To- make money. iou
can engAgeil 1T this business dlaelngg your
spare time Vt great profit iou do not nase
u invest clpltd III IT,. I'VE TAX all tlgl
risk. Those WHO neeI ready money, sfioFti
write to US 1T once, ALI furnished Free
Address TarE a Io.s Augusta, Maine
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c~ngAFEsr \ an4e
Provide for your loved ones By %jOInisg
The COOPERATIVE
LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF MyssIgsIpPE.

This is q home ipst.tut' ON, managed
by home people, and gives is members
the benefits of good reliable insurance
at the east pos-i b e actual cost. No
association or socie'y eau pretend to do
more than hat.
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.#TsT. I. ~ |[FDNF NJ MNNfN TN 4 .ENNGkfHt 80 4hAE
HOImap's AsHe, Liver and Stomach
LIVER and STOMACH TR0U-
1IIIEGGx BIEN Price $500 se atagl
moIunan's Special Pad-Adan'ed TO old
I49a5 tfehroniccases! Price $500. 33 0@I
Aolnan's Spleen ReIt-For Stubborn
ngl0M I9easfs ot Enlarged Spleen and
uuyielding Liver ana Stomach
Ecirnan,s fnfant,s PadwFor ailments g.
sd Isl infants Rad children Price SlEA
EzOlmnn's Renni Pad-Fdt Kidney ma
uaf.t4 Bladder Gamnetlats. Price $500. +
EEolman's Uterine 1Had-For Felaah V
ttn troubles. sPgicee $5,00. s
Kzoltmanss a bsoFptivc Medicinal Body
.ft0Ya41 PtREteF-The Test Plaster made--
porous onlfnhbep basiag Price S5e.
12olman's AbNcrptixe, Mcaselnal Foot
FEAB9efa-FornifhbfeH feet and slug Z
gish circulation. Price per pair Csc.
Absorption Sait-Medlcatcd Foot Baths
- For Colds, asODstrnctions aud
all eases where a foot hath IL
needed, Per haif lb. package 25c,
For hale by all druggists-o- sent ny mall.
pQslIialdson RESENT ofprBce. The Absorption &
Sat Is, not "inailafIe = and must be sent By
Lxarhss lit pnTehasefB expense. Wu
IaA, success OF H0klnnA9B Pads has In
s7ited tnitatofs who Offer Pads Similar III ii
lqRI andfoD12 10 ahe TREE uoLAAStA. saying, /.
Bogus Pada oaly gotten up to sell on tho repa-,
tation OF the genuine.
Sec that each Pad hears the green PRIVATE 4
RkEBNgF STAMP OK The. Holman Pad Company
VITA above Trade-Mark. A&8tHGJ T4Y3G F&ll
II allicted with chronic ailments send a cen-
else description OF symptoms, witch will ms 4
cetycprompt and oarFInIattention4 HTs
ph holMAN's nivice il free, Full treatise
sent Tree on applleaii0ns Address, EA9S
HOFFMAN, PAD co..
F. Q 2,ll2) % WailAain Street Sew Y6Hkj &
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I.OO.-
si.OO PER ANNUM s1.OO
WITH POSTAGE FREE RoR WEEKLY
MEMPHIS AVALANCHE.

The cheapest and most complete week
ly newspaper in the South. 1t is a
four page publication, size
2Sx42 inches and contains
% COLUMNS
OF carefully selected reading matter,
embracing the FRESHEST IMPORTANT
NEWS by mail and telegraph from ALL
PARTS OF II WORLD, political, com
mercial, river, scientific, religious, ag.
ricultural, literary and general. making
it highly attractive journal for the
DOMESTIC FREsIDE, and particularly
valuable to the MERCHANT ANDlFARMER.
IL sou would know all that is going
on abroad and at home, subscribe for
this live and progressive journal. 1t
is published every Thursday morning,
and should reach subcribers by the
close 0fthe week at the latest, a vel
come and pleasing SUNDAY VISITOR to
the~family/ circle in village or on farm.
IN POLITICS
The AVALANCHE will continue that
consistent and conservative course for
which It has long been distinguished,
and so generally %applauded. IT is A
NEWSPAPER 0 II PEOPLE, and NOT A
MACHINE FOR POLITICIANS. The SER.
Want or NO MAN AND THE SLAVE OF NO
PARTY, it is STRICTLY INDEPENDENT, and
deals only in truth, TREATING ALL CUES
TONS FAIRLY AND CoEsERvATIvELY.
NO ABATEMENT TO CLUBS.
IKE DOLLAR PER ANNUM, with post
age free, being as low as any journa-
Of equal merit can be furnished at, the
Publishers of the WEEKLY AyALANcHE
feel that they cannot afford any abate-
ment in price Of subscription to clubs.
Specimen copies sent free. Address
THE AVALANCHE,
Memphis, Tenn.
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week III your owntown. Terms
RnR and rs outfit frrc. Address II
- HALiefy &C8., PogtlaHds Rgalses
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Ripley Lodge, No. 81, /, o. o. r., meet.
every Saturday night at 8 o'clock.
OFFICERS:
4. +. Ford. n. G. N. s. Phyfer. TT.
! H Buchanan, v. g. E. n. Hunt, Sec.
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pnIsM 'e4snauy 90 p anaL hasippV aozt sa4nn# "a
Aasa0 sPsn Alass ssasa y 1sF IL aaaA F9k8
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s. Z. CAREY,
General Passenger Agent.
New Orleans, La.
]. G. MANN,
Supt. North Division,
Jackson. Tenn.
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MIDDLETON HIGH SCHOOL,
r AT
klDDLEIlN. IEHA.

Fall term. four months. will eud 23rti
Dec Spring term, six months viii
begin first Monday in January 1881
and end with close Of the session in
June. Rates Of tuition. payable at III,
end of each scholastic month, as fol.
lows:
Primary class, per month. ........ S. 90
intermediate " s ......... 800
Academic So" .. 400
Music, or Piano or Organ extra,
per mOnth.."""""-""........ 90
Incidental tax. per month ".".... IL
Board in excellent families, per
month, "A weeks, flom Ave dallars to
eight dollars.
For further particulars address til @
principal.
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NN1hNIAN1NO .
CAPT. J A. KrMBRoUGH, Principal.
Mrs. =. S. KIMBRoUGH. Associate.
Miss MARY Z. SwINEBRoAD, Teacheror
Music.
August 7, l8S0-tf.
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The above Il the tile ola series Of
sketches of the shady side Of life and
character in the Great Metropolis. now
being fully illustrated from authentic
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-02
Nofica to Contractors.

Sealed Proposals viii be received up to the 18th day Of
October next, at the ONCE Of the Minister Of the Interior.
for the erection. finishing and completion Of the wood
work and other works appertAining thereto. together
with the painting. grAining and other interior decorations
Of the New Palace.
Plans and specifications. together with all information
required, TO be seen and given At the ONCE Of c. J. WALL
Architect, No. p Merchant Street. H
Proposals for the aforementioned works are to be adj
dressed as such to the Minister Of the Interior.
A Bond in = sum equal to the fun amount Of estimate
TO accompany each bid and the Minister OF the Interior
reserves the right to reject all or any bids.
BY Order Of the Minister of the Interior.
se2s 81 c.. J. WALL, Architect.
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NOt,ce to PLUMBERS and Bell Hangers.

Sealed Proposals will be received up to the 5h day OF
October next, at the once Of the Minister OF the Interior.
for the erection and completion Of the Bell Hanging and
Plumbing Work on the New Palace. f.s ..
Plans and Specifications. together with all other infor-
nation required, TO be seen and given at the ONCE OF CT.
WALL, Architect, No. "a Merchant Street
Proposals for the said Plumbing and Bell Hanging OF
the New Palace are to be addressed IS such to the Minis
ter of the Interior.
A Bond in q sum equal to the full amount Of estimate
TO accompany each bid, and the Minister Of the Interior
reserves the right to reject all or any bids.
BY Order Of the Minister of the Interior.
se25 II C. J. ALI Architect.
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Sale of lease Of Government Land.

On Monday, October 11th proxr at the front entrance OF
Aliiolani Hale, at II O'Clock, noon, will be sold at PUBIC
Auction the Lease for Five Years of the Two Story Stone
Building. situated on the mAksi corner Of Court House
SQUARE, LahAinA, Maui. Upset price 500 per annum.
Terms. payabIe semi annually in advance.
JNO. E. BUSH, Minister OF Interior.
Interior ONCE, Sept. 9th, 1880. Poe sell
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BY AUTHORITY.
DECLARATION.
TRANSLATION

Mr.. MINISTER: By the note that Your
Excellency did me the honor of addressing
to me yesterday, you accept in the name OF
Your August Sovereign, and in that of His
Government, the offer that 1 I'm author
lied to make with regard to a modification
of the last clause of Article VII of the
Treaty of Commerce and Navigation, con-
cluded on the 18th of October, 1916, between
Denmark and the Hawaiian Islands, n
you ask me to furnish you for transmission
to the Hawaiian Government, a formal
declaration, stating that the modification
has been accepted.
In accordance with that request, 1 have
the honor to formally declare, and by virtue
of a special authorization conferred upon
me for that purpose by a Royal Resolution,
that the Government of His Majesty the
King of Denmark, in consideration of the
great facilities of communication between
Denmark and the Hawaiian Islands, gives
its assent to the substitution of a term OF
six calendar months in place of twelve cal
endar months, as stipulated in the above
named clause ; and consequently state that
now the said clause shall read as follows:
"Any alteration in the duties levied on
goods shall not take effect nor be enforced
"until six calendar months after the first
"public notification of such change"
Receive, Mr.. Minister, the reiterated as
surance of my high consideration,
BERLIN, 9Th April, 1880. QUAADE.
His Excellency HENRY A. p. CARTER,
ENJOY Extraordinary and Minister Plent-
potentiary Of His Majesty the King Of
HaDoii. sells st
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Licenses Expiring in October, 1880.


-. ..EHI. ALM..M
RETAIL.-OAHU.
/ Man Fab. EuuAnu street, Fn Honolulu
e GOns F hsSh Hs SHi fHs ooiaapoto. iA+
4ccsW o Cions. Nuusnu st Honolulu
S Tong Hong & co. NuuAnu st
6 As1 eve we oSns aI A1Iiea / = Bsrst.nls St. l5irI
6 Wong Kong Kit { Atina. Hotels
wilder 4 co. Cor Fort & Queen SITS
10 Z Holman. Merchant st
10 Hang Lung Kee 20. Nuuanu st sta
rs chm Kee & Yam Kee, King st, PalAma,
I6 Ahfo L Akee. EmmA st
i : gstssE aS.1s : Ki HSs.: :i $. L8#Ilr" e.
20 Z c MsCaIdlsss, Fish Market
Is J T Warehouse, Fort st
3 Al 6 6 e k k.RS ss ous.n.. baiIal@
81 Kun Sal. MaunaEea st
81 Frank Antoine. EuuAnu st
RErAIL-HAwAH.
8 cleghOrn L Co. PunAluu. KAu Hawaii
EysTSft, RSnSin; R a.n,ku.
| L Turner, Wsi9hinu: K1n Eoh.I. "
20 IF Jordan. PiihOnua, HnO
% 3 Man Wo, Kapsau. n KOhala
RETAIL-MAUI. s-t
3 ) Magnin. wAiluku Maui
g 7 AaIS, E.qssis: Mais~aO uELEl~
20 Al SIN. HamAkuApoko
"a AionA, LahAtns
81 Gee Sing, WaikApu aat -5
RETAIL-KAUAL-
n Apau. Koloa
VICTUALING.
PsaanA M1h.Pal.' n KOhAiA ei5hI WCt|-4
l Man wo. K1p9aI -
G c Bennett. wailuku. Maui
IL kim Sack. Kaiopihi. n KohAla
IL AkAnA & AhGi. HonokAa, HEmAkuA
2s Len Hui { Co. Hsiaws, n KohslA . us4h a
y P Fernandez, King 81. Honolulu
Is All Quay Hilo. HEvGii
81 Kun Sal. MsunaIea st. Honolulu
% > Walters. LAhAina. Maui r
JoBBING SPIRIT.
9 F Brown, Merchant st, Honolulu
RETAIL
. J olds. Cor NuuAnu & Hotel st
STALLION.
IL II J Agnew, Honolulu, Oahu
q Everett. Maui
3 Hare. Maui
CAKE PEDDLING.
80 Tong Nook. LAhaina ~
IS ] = Jordan, PiihOnuA. Hilo
BOAT.
NAkapuAhi. Hilo, Hawaii.
t4AssS PEDDLING.t UG&&
KWopg Lung, wailuku. Maui
BUTCHER.
6 sS.Isyi assasHs; a1Waii
a woods, \ KohaiG, Hawaii
waller. King i. Honclnln
Cor Hotel I Union 81, Honolulu
WHOLESALER
.sn st, Honolulu
nm ST, Honolulu
Honolulu
tsE -
soy
So gtu
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Mr. 2. Kalai has been appointed Tax Collector for the
District of North Kohala, Hawaii, vice Jas. W. Robert
son; resigned oct 2im
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4tgal AhbtrtistuItnts.

M CHAMBERs.-CIRCUIT JUDGE, SEC
OSD judicial District, Hawaiian Islanda-
IL the ESTATE OF CHARLES c. ANNEY OF Waiehu.
raui, deceased.
bu reading and hlDg the petition Of Thos. W.. Everett. the
13ninistrztor % the estate Of Charles Q. Anney, Of W4irhu,
- ui, dereased, asking thar his accounts ~ Admfnistrator be
psed and approved that he be discharged, and the property
Xtrbueed % the hefr1.
BE- IL ordered that MONDAY Oct. 18th, 1850, At l P. NJ, at
~ Court House in Walnku, be set ~ the ine and place for
kArng said position and any objections that may BE- offered
fereto5 and all perHons interested In said estate are hereby
70 attend ABR
Circuit Judge, I'd Judicial District. II.
Lahafna. sent 1fEh. IeSo- SEES 20
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Small Kahilis.
Large Kahilis.
Her Majesty Queen Dowsger Emma KRleleonalani.
Carriage bearing Hons. p. Y. Kaeo and A. K. Kunuiakes.
His Majesty's Carriage.
Carriage bearing Her Highness r. Keelikolsni.
. Four Banners.
The Kings Chancellor.
o.. TO t The Cabinet.
Governors of the Different Islands.
Representatives of Foreign Powers.
Privy Councillors.
Judges of the Supreme Court.
Members of the Legislative Assembly.
Consular Corps.
Honolulu Merchants.
Government Oficers.
Members of the Bar.
Foreign Residents.
E.s The Public. 4
The Police.
The funeral will take place on Sunday, the Ord o.
October. The procession is to be formed on Nuuanu
Street, in the front of Luka Hale at 1.3O Pm, and
will move punctually at 2.30 Pm.
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q We are requested to state that the Foreign
Jury for the October Term, will be notified when re-
quired. "
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q The C. R. Bishop carried an srtesian we'll
boring machine to Eauai on her last trip.
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e One of those l-Onr.uiuded Porturuese-Chinss

= One of those long-winded Portuguese-Ch Chinese
encounters which assist. to a great degree. in dis
turbing the peace of the community in proximity
to the field Of action. especially within hearing dis
lance, occurred at the Hawaiian Hotel on the even
ing Of the 25th inst. and eliminated on the morning
of the Sabbath by the linguists coming to blows. For
the latter act the disputants, (the head cook, q Por-
tuguese, and a Chinese yardman,) were arrested and
brought before His Honor on the morning of the
18th. A charge was made against the cook OF assault,
but the evidence was very contradictory, as is usual
ipsuch cases, and might have placed His Honor in
a ~quaudary but for the able assistance rendered BY
an eloquent barrister in unraveling the mysterious
maze and imperspicuity of the statements of the wit
nesses. The legal gentleman, who defended the cook,
made q most eloquent peroretion on the particular
position occupied by cooks in general, Is regarded
the health and equauimity of the minds and bodies
Of the community at large. He said, that q cook,
especially an hotel cook. is q most important per-
sOnsge. and if BY passing events, his mind 10 per-
turbed. there 10 no telling the calamities that might
fall upon the community by the cook s insttention or
neglect of his duties, and he shuddered to think of
the possible amount of sickness and misery that
might follow onward in the footsteps of that demon,
indigestion. superinduced by badly seasoned food,
~ eAS Sn4 OARSsSAh O0h OObAOAS4 SSA 49,
Advocate also said that the brave cook was only de-
Tending himself from the devastating inrOad of an
infuriated Celestial and the dire results of q por-
tracted meeting between such contestants he would
not attempt to portray, merely quoting from one
of his own compositions. the following lines
dinna ken what might ensue,
Tween an irate Chinee and q Portugue.
The able efforts of the advocate, and the contra
dictory evidence, induced His Honor to dismiss the
case; but the hypOtyposis of a cooks power wiz nSt'
soon be forgotten.
The FUNERAL--The following is the arranged
order of the procession for the funeral of Her Grace
the Late Fanny Young Kekelaokalsni KekusipOiws
Kailikulani Leleoili Kulus
Band.
Undertaken.
Law Students.
Honolulu Fire Department.
Free Masons.
Knights of Pythiss.
Order of Red Men.
Ancient Order of Foresters.
Ma ARi ! Of as SesSs1 nnIon
KOnohikis, Tenants and Retainers of the Estates of Her
Household Servants of the Queen.
The Protestant Clergy.
The Roman Catholic Clergy.
His Lordship the Bishop of Honolulu.
.. Four Banners. b..
Small Kahilis.
The Ahahui Poola.
The Ahahui Opiopio.
!
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= The Chinese element are not as much depleted
as they were, notwithstanding the departure CT the
Ho Chung with 263. The Gensins Brons has arrived
from Whampos with PIG to ELL the vacancies.
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~ Her late Grace Fanny Young. mother Of H.
NJ. Queen Dowager Emma, will be buried tomorrow.
In another column we give the order Of procession.
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Iremain, your Excellency's obedient servant.
JNo. II. BRowN, Agent Board OF Health.
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20 LEASE 2

a NEAT gle ON MA 81
"a euoGaGnLnx fou rums- water laid on Nice gArdent etc
for particulars, aitrss K \. z, care y O. ADVEkLs
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q Vivid and brisk lightning Illuminated the
horizon on the evening of the 26th instant.
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Mortuary Report for September, 1880.

HEALTH DEPARTMENT,
Honolulu, Sept. 30, $780,
His ExcelIency II. A. p. Carter. President Board Of
Health. .I. f|Ha.f
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- d. Mamaki, whose arrest we referred to in
last weeks ADVERTISERS, was brought before the
District Justice at Lahaina on the 23d ult. and
for trial before the District Court at
its next session. The accused failed to obtain
hail
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-02

G- Opium smokers who visit his Honor during
the present dull season are allowed a slight dis
count from the old rates, fines of $50 being now
imposed. The proximity of the rainy season also
encourages the compassion of his Honor to end
vent in providing the erring ones with board,
lodging and washing for the space OF thirty days
at the Government Hotel.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-02

e Credit is due to the ability of our towns
man, Mr.. Montana, the photographer, for the pic
ture of her Majesty the Queen, which graces the
Directory published by Mr.. George Bowser, and
it is an unintentional error that places the credit
to Mr.. Taber of San Francisco.