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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The pablo zII phase take notice, that t= article published
is tf- -Glratt-~ OF Welue-I4y last, relative 90 a lady being
0s-rehlrz.I by 4 certain driver % Hack No. - AM ts e'"-
m-atf male lu tt- article setting forth that a eabmau or exc
rr...uaa viii The Ear1 vide over rEe 4Iyautags % a woman,
Lg rtsa.rr aud eEi8ruug extra fees nom her IS a goes TO-
justice ea my reputation aDI business, iHlsluch as 1 AN the
owner - clrIz- S5.SG I viii further say that the lldy Tor
the Captain cannot expect ny eluag-s % convey her from
tie IgEtr part % t5Eu 70 her h5m-, ~ith one ortwo dogs
a1r5upaHyiaz her 10 the carriage, Tor p csa,s, nor can /
aGlri o. convey h-r, OF zEy other pass~uger, 90 Wlikki EHh
e4u.1-s in ny y-aicl=s Tor 50 cents. Ny ean-g- est money
AL thy aren't meant 10 roasey animals u any sini, eVE
C-ps th- hamlu. Ny public ezrr4-e- are No.. Is g, s. 81,
- o. All Isg. aud any c1mpla ~ Tor uszl--l-s o. lh@ part
sf8uy ofmyI drivers t5Eart ra7H~ag-- EI mel SlL prompt
art.1r8a O. apIl-atoa 10 ne
SNARE.
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joins 90. BROWN, Inspector Of Weights aud
Ne sur~-- Gr the Island Of Oahu-IO3 Bereaua Street.
Ju!-r may b. IN al the Police station. i~uly9,sl,f
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

dolly appoiateI Administrator Of the estate Of William
DAT. IItr Of H1u1kaa. HamaEua. Hawaii, hereby notifies All
p1rtl-- iui-tt-d o. The Estate 70 make Immediate payment 20
P.-4f- ~ pr-.-ut The sane 10 the undersigued or 70 Rieh'd D.
Br.sr8a. H8a8.aIa. Ei.hiu six months from this date, or thry
suI b. ir~vrr barred.
Aimiui.irator Of Esat- % william Dart dee--~~d-
Uaf-H uf. Eth. ISL. moo 81
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EEE a Clludman went 10 the Maklkl
Cemetery on Sunday last, to pray and make
offerings at the grave of his brother. A
mOngO other ceremonies, he placed lighted
sticks before the grave. While he was en-
gagged i'm his devOtiOns the grass took fire
from his incense stick, and being dry and
long, made a great blaze which all his eff
forts failed to eXtinguish, Mr.. Messenger saw
ihe fire from his residence, and telephoned
to the Police Office about il, when Officer
Tell and a squad Of six Policemen hurried
to the Cemetery, and after much trouble
succeeded in putting il out. Before his
was accomplished the head-stones and rail-
ings at four of the graves, and a consider
able stretch OF fencing were consumed. The
thinanun expressed himself aS quite will
ing TO pay for all damages. His pious rev.
erence for his brothers memory will cost
him ia this way about Sl50.
q On Saturday last two Cinnamon were
fined $50 each and sentenced 10 three months
penal sarvitude for having opium in possess
sion" They were caught in a cellar. The
fumes Of opium betrayed at once how they had
been occupied, and a pipe still warm and some
opium were found in the apartment.
r. Abraham Hyatt was on Monday com
mitted to the Insane Asylum. The evidence
gwen before the magistrate was, that he was
always destroying things, and that on the pre-
vious Friday he had set fire TO the house in
which he was living.
~ The excellent Friend for November
make a strong 4" plea for Chinese female
in1migration,' which is very good. Ana
Professor Frank w. Damon's description
OF the Tai Mahal is admirable.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-11-05

mach andern Landern geschieht, so list das wohl-
gethan. Aber ich w6nsche sehr aUsdrlcklieh IN
saceu, das dies nicht fur Jedermann nutzlich list
namentlich weun er hofft. elm bestimmtes Amt IN
erhalten. Hawaii iSt niemals So Won deutscheu
den Azoreu-inSolu sind vieitach tUchtigo portu-
gleSiSche Arbeiter, wtlche th5tig sind in die~gm
Laude. IN Uns Eekommen. Is ist mGElich. dass
Wdhreud deS uachSten Jahres einigc Austrouguug
gemacht werdeu m0chte, betreftS der EIpfuhrung
deutScher AuSwandcrer. Won allelem i~t lishcr
NIGHTS in Betracht gezogen.
" Bevor Leute mach Hawaii au>zuwandera SIGH
entSchliesSen. m0gen sic cine m0glichst sorg-
faltige Berechnung ihren Dispositionon IN
GTunde legen, ind auf Disqualification yer
zichten, wenn sic die Iuselu GRETCHEN. Fine
Anrufung der GeSetzgebung eXiStirt dort uicht.
len m0chte, daSS man die ACKNOWLEDGING mach
Hawaii heber eutmuthigt, ais e]rmuthigt, uud
srklare dies formelI und 0fentlich.
- ICh h8he die Ehre III Zeichuen.
Ihr ergebener.
WN. ARMSTRONG. StaatSmiuIStcr
SO welt der Brief DIES S~taatsminister Arm
strong. Wiz k0nuen diesen hundigen und I'M
zweideutigen ExklarUngeu des in dieser Frage
ann meisten kompetenten Nertreters der hawaii
Scheu Regieruug nur den lebhafteu Wunsch hiu-
zUfdgen. dasS die deutScheu KautEleute, Hand
werker, II. =. w. sich uuter keinen UmSt8uden
verleiten laSsen mUgen. mach den hawaiischeu
lnseln auSzuwandern.
Die deUtSche PTesSe wurde Sich am die Aus
wanderer sehr verdient machen, wenn sic diearr
uusrrer Mahnung die welt ste Yerbreitung gehen
ujchtr
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It fell to Capt. Shepherds lot to pilot
he Australia into the harbor on her arrival
5ith His Majesty OF board.
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Health Department. Honolulu, II. I.
CAUSE or DEATH.

MonruAnY REronr roR ocronrH, 1881.

COMPARATIVE MOSTHLY MORTALITY.
oct, 1877, deathsa ........2 oct, 1850, deaths.........6
oct. 1873, deaths. ..47IOct, 1851, deaths ......... 4
oct, 1879, deaths.... .-...J2l
JNO. II. BROWN, Agent Board Of Health.
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> ia The King will attend Mathis at st.
Andrew at II am. tomorrow, specially to
efer thanksgivings for his safe return from a
long and arduous journey. The sermon will be
preached by the Bishop of Honolulu, and the
choral part Of the service will be specially
adapted to the occasion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-11-05

= Mr.. George f. Wells recent importa-
dons of Furniture have been so large, that
IR has been obliged TO take the commodi-
ons premises No. lO- Fort street (CampbelPs
new buildings), a. a new show room.
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z The Cousins Society will meet this
4Ening at the residence of Mr.. H. Water
l6lse. Nuuanu Avenue, at 100 p. NJ.
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ga We have to return our thanks To Mr..
Patten and MessrS. Whitney K Robertson
for late papers, and to Consul Lame and Mr..
+. Marco for recent papers in the Spanish
and Portuguese languages.
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NOTES or The WEEK.

CI See Supplement for Portuguese article
and translation.
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Aug z-th
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Keala was committed to the Insane
Asylum yesterday. From the evidence of
his sister Kamae, it appears that he has
been crazy for about nine months, but was
never violent until Thursday last, when he
assaulted Mr.. J, O. Carter, and became un-
MANN pnahIa-
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&c Mr.. II. d. Wolfe who accompanied
-hs Russian Squadron as Special Cores
for the San Francisco Chronicle
has received instructions to remain at Ho-
to enquire into the labor question on
these Islands. He would feel obliged if per-
soIfz interested on the subject would COM
with him at Hackfeld & Co.'S.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

F4.l.oa sable. lI.o.al1z No. ? Easia- 60.
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. \ man of the name of Rasmussen, n
Dane who has been causing a deal of trouble
among Norwegians, was sentenced to two
months penal servitude yesterday for at
tempting to seduce the wife of a ~Scandina-
Wan resident here. This man was lately
before the Court on a charge of adultery
with another Norwegian woman. He has
been over to Maui lately offering to help
Norwegians to run away from their bond
service, but as he wanted So down before
taking any steps in that direction, his trip
seems to have been an unsuccessful one.
, 1881-03-02

ported ens"s liz which chrunlo rhruu,ntl.ual
sx'Tr"'s t ~ IT, wrrn, ~ lr ldRm.a't. hst accht-
nt'sy tnhtiv nbsrnro cnst's, stIu1mstrI ~ liz or
Snrnn,6 rrts',' ,stro rcnIly Of snrh origin:
trirhtnnss tsn very frequent tii.a-e, and, In
tho tnntnrlty nf esifrs. mi r,co9nisrd All In.
a,sitl.'al' TINT swalh'w HvInx trichnt, nrr not
1nny tlntn very. aRht arrangements; white
o'!icrs a,!eYnt, from he siIssa.,.
p,s.,es se1"In =. c%Isn} mIn't} "Ea'nst t5lc,lnn
eonn tllo 1'nlsnnlnH. nf trirhIn,, snilcl, nIuro
gns!ly than mlns. 'rhls Is ,,rninlbly; t,iu to ta
and lNshnsc. pnrk being tho most u,,tliucstablc
mont.
IN SPEAKING tn rou or PREVENTION,
mn moi Rntr1R tn iel yDti tn abstain frufn cnt-
!ng tnrk. On tho 0theF hHnh, ent It if you like;
n,if no nnttrr III whit shupe II mny hc, whrti,cr
as h',o.: in Or sat'snKe y shosl'l bn thor
tntnlc Of c:x'k.ng is employed. whether 6oillnY,
ffusstlnx hnksiE, Gr frying. tho ARTICLE shauH 10
ttonca whetlor tl,e rAItinH and smoking or muat
l. htlflio'cnt ~ kll tliu nnitnalcuIr. and sun,e
iiavc asserted tho affirmative when tho pork
flas hCet Thoroughly Rnltot md tho sniiatRo
exposed t9 hcntc, s!,ok1 for twrnt y.Four hours.
III ny nl,!t'itA!. saltfg md smoking lny be
,rn generally anu ctlnln4,tlIy tung they do nut
lf1turc sntEty: md 'lgklinE hns little. It nny,
cttert; Thereiore It will l'o tho safcst never 10
Mlrltike nf llit'l bicOn, s'r shusaRh Mnlc6] pre-.
vlhtlsly well ctmk@,.. 1t is nsn II Huosl rule not
t, t. vt Msnt ot my kln-as 4 Is often dome
froIn Which II his hccn ni,tnlnel inny not 10
ktltiwn t.' bn subject tn trtchInir yet wn cnnnnt
% ecTttl, ttnt It nGrur was Infcctnl. and there
tnsy e nther Parasites with which 1t Is hi,Irtc,i,
whtch,whcn introduced inta tho human system,
tnay by tho st''tsre of serious lnieehIuf.
lost IN val'ie ind es,e", aarins a 1e 1"ss f"w
Gts,aIh,teI @ q, M Is mtor!aton. sna!n, 6eiove, jas
tltGr 10 600 uUlla}4 or AmcrIcau trIchinDt,s tNrk
, 1881-03-02
A Diamond SOLD for Tcn CcMta.


In 1911 Godfrey Luther aud hts sou wcro on.
What Ia INV Wilson's district ut this county.
Thotr appliances wcro Of tho rltdtst Kind, c.'s,'
.ItlOlill lhlnr' pm. On QUO pc.lson Gol. Juln
l., ltedwIne, then u lad uf Aln,ul 10, wus svnt hy
his luther To Mr. Luthvrs Ha'r rks t0scu 81 Ill ntnlt
sni,,o business 1Isattcr, While there tho cider
Luther al!ll another gentl0InAa walked ulf sum-
Iittlo lslAtscu. ind hu continued III cnnycrs2tiun
sois,t, earth, atu showing ynung Nedwtne tho
gold il. one pm he mi feed un p1cecsinKly
Epantiful pebh!e 1ll called Ar. ltutIw utteiI-
tton to 1t, lut wblls they wcro atiuiE1ng u Tho
othor gentlemen returned and shuy 1so nt.ttc..sl
ita beauty. Tnv Eent!en,an. without any idea Of
tlImo Tor It," YAH right,' snii he. an1 except
cd it gladly. Boule ttMa attcrwanl tho gentle
Hlau WIS III Guinesrtllu aud showed the Btnnu to
nr, Nanlc. That gentleman pcllevea II tn Iva II
, 1881-03-02

8pfeiaE Nhpa&eh to Tn4 Chte4oo Tttb4nk
ADRIAN. Mich, Mur0h l.-Th0o.inrc Mast,
nauy yrars IN the survice ug C!Ark RrDs., a large
EHw YORK hut hnl&sc, lnd At his home horo to-
t,Ay Ut pneumonia, nFttl 46. Deccusr.i wus wile-
~ known through the whule Northwest. llu
leaves M Gstlni ailio lnttl!iy.
Hptetat HAW.teh II The Chttaoa Tribune.
V1rreIl1tst1. FA.. karch 1.-At.am II. Ecker, cd
itor OF The Washington tl'nl ExuMitier dLul last
night. llu was boE!l In Ihitadelphla County, IN
lBil, and hid hcaH Identified With tho newspaper
b1Ia!rlcas ncHry uiI his life.
Tho Ray. Fathus Fcrr!s. whose litigation with
Hlshops pnnenta ana TutHy brought him Into
lux. lilo wMs i thorough syhptar and u liberal
nnduu luAu.
, 1881-03-02
F0tIND DEAD.

8pt<tal Di1pateh to 1hs Cheaoo Tribune.
DECATUR. ILL.,, hurch l.-Eadcr John l.. Wilson.
OF tho Christian Church, was fuuMi dead In hlB
bed ut his latu l,nIuG IiarrIsown this morn
lug liz was bura III Tnuuess6e In 1915, ind
pntna To Illinois when q child. lle was neyor III
Il day In his llfo.
, 1881-03-02
WILLIAM ltALLEls.

CINCINNATI. March 1.-Wlliam IIaller, ono OF
tho best known Socialists II, tho country, ted In
tho hospital, OF pneumonia. lnst night. 1le WIS
n soldier In tne late War, and held several in-
pnrtnnt civil Offices. Far tho Inst ten yGnFs he
hIls been pr'ncipalIy rl,Yaatd III tho labor ruforln
intyOu,unls ald 6pclNlI5stc agitation.
, 1881-03-02
TEMPERANCE.
Tho Eleventh Ward Republicans
Take Up tho Subject.
4 Variety Of Resolutions Submitted and
Discussed.
A General Opinion that Decent Saloons
Should Not Do Meddlel With,

eFnnlnr In Lower Mnrtinb's Halt, with X. 4.
,rv.. an, ,,o ,",,,ncr,r..o ,oa. ,,',' WI, WY
~ ,,,,". - 'o ''ss t"'os''' o''''o ~ i"r
NJ ~ n."h'
WIiEIEAa, Tho State a1,t] city ln,ys rrptIjnttnv
tho shlc VI Ihlturs nro eu1iatnntiy uul Upci,iy
s to ry m In y ps,,,s ~ M ta 'l hn,,i1 T.!
ase. a, ,,'scs Of III III. fng f II e'nncts" " ase,!hE ,s
WHEREIN, @ hs i' cotsnae s,I tt yIui",,o III M ~
owing in Rtcnt nieasura to the .Krnn.!uy nf
sfs;i y Issk t. ,s S. @ %n . .fs
inrrluKo tho lnw in any Of tlloso particulars:
and =.
sps,,.u.ilu iintrc bus for years part bc,.,i ,,nle
by thu city ucers 10 nl.ta thcao evils, although
H. f.E er. se s" tnsf9 S9o T" Nh M"y"r wnt
tho duties OF hIs Uilica un0ng wlicf, duties Is
lie ex,Su. oF tis III nty. I%s tr,, ;si,,u "fees m 10
Itcsufrtd, TlIut the Eleventh Wurf KcpubiIca.,
Club Will give lts Endorsement md sp5urt tU no
candidate for ihe MnyoraIty nomination viii,
shnII sfccine to gvp satisfactory NsstlCu,lues Ur
whose previous life does nut Etre evidence Of
his lntt!.tion, II elected. tn strictly cninree nil
v g III or Ms tr',,e hot e"ecpt'hR tnoso Fes"'-
,how ~; ,aro a: y. waterman moved TO amend that
tney weeo ............. .......
NOT IN FAVOR Or CLOSING SALOONS
sncctute tnn,,.,es a,ld were sa,r,,ur,cd y by re- M
ain,ctahle men. thclr wives. and iatnilIes.
ant! so Will iaWs shu t uc teft Il, ,i,e i,,'sr..
1nunt uf Curtcr Ii. liurrison IL cnfDreu. The ie.
publican Unrty did mt Inquire If cyervl,oiy,
agreed w!th .,,om The tsIM.bltcnn party cn;:
i,nriIeti. Wcre they IL s,op tUr loJJ pnIouns.
n',c-a,ulr Of which wcro in full sympathy with
hundred anIot,!is which sntd ilul1or tu minors,
anl, whscl. were thu hcntl,urters for Thieves.
wIG f"s r them wGre n the fon.s Of
thcru were no Rtl sn|fyn,,krepors III ChItnY ttI-
, 1881-03-02

Avoid a costtyo huiit Ut bo4,y, not only be-
causu Of thu attending discomfort, but lost 1t
enHenIrr mnrs 1Erto,lt consequences, DR.,
Iuyne's Hunntiya tilis Mre either luxatiyo NT
cHthnrttv, according to tho dnsc. aud ntty ba do.
1en,lpt! upOu to pN,.!uoc hcatthy sccrcuona of
10 liver ulld stomach.
, 1881-03-02

Purify tho blood, claAt,se the stomach, and
eweetpn tho breath with Hon 4litCfA
, 1881-03-02

A pUTl.EN SAFETY HOiIER-CAN-
"A uut v3pudu, xlres nlnst steam for least uoq9Y,
And will list longer tAnh AnY bDllut oyuf built En-
gnaufs and nv!tsd v call Ana ex anlns
Or mud fnr descriptive clrr4aF uhocs " Cor tlAn4.
IL, kuw xufk, xnu u CAlal.bL. Chlcago.
, 1881-03-02

TOR SA1.E-OCTAGOE BRICK HOUSE,
KraInet,. mlsFn tn!rtuvE.nHTt s,uth frHnt. uti
West SIDE. nne blnck frnM street rats, nnIy ttlI u
!nksn n DnGHs rents for fT per month. N.TCG5ll-
1St}, ~ MndlsOn.at.
, 1881-03-02

7NASTED-A FIKST.CLASS WOOD
Nv turner. Apply 10 t. J. Z. MEYER, North
, 1881-03-02

IlNOR SALE E-lSUIASA-AV.. NEAR
4, Thltty--evf n heat, hnin.-EoOm aud kitchen IN
tI:s nnnr, s1nnc.frbnt b1uta. HASGAS hISU-
HEES. ii and - II sHIlo st.
, 1881-03-02

r .OSr-UN THE aSIII, I'OCkETBOnK
A.; Gs9nsatnInE @ Is h. ,.tlls Two ~ twn g. W. e.
hut y te .t"nrr. The tnier ktnp t4I by reurt-
iIv tie 0tttli1ta tn i. u, LENA Y. Tribune n.ii,.
, 1881-03-02

EUK SALE-MICllltiAN-A CORNER
IL nrtf Thirty .uigthft. ialx le1 feet. enAt irnnt
rhrce.:shry stHe -!f1nt Enn+c IN South Side: BOD
III lhhR time, il. IT. fIEttNUOt). No, " Htute-st
, 1881-03-02

TOR SALE-CITOlCE PIECE OF BUSl-
~ ngah properly stnte.ss.. nnnr Thirty fourth:
0arrn!s y teet nn f,taIr!e.ny t,cnE Tw0nty -nntG-
hnrn.hv, nt ff0 ner font tnnse md lot Furttnlh
st MrnI lrexei bt,uerats, *tl!t Ilnuss md 10 feet
on WHe!Et0l.Nv,, near Lake lark StutUn, {ltGl IL,
4. CiI1ItEIl, Ito ueAFburr.at
, 1881-03-02

tItUh SA LEA FIRST.CT.ASS BUSINESS
~ !ns ~ MnIket;.t. lls'IKs. nuFih ot A1Rus. GEO.
, 1881-03-02

TOR SALE-SOl'TII STATE-ST., TWO
~ elegant -tonc-frurt houses, dining -rHnui tnd
ki!shnn"n mhin tuor. nAAGAS i LiSuGHES, 81
, 1881-03-02

WANTED-DY THE OTTAWA IRON
Nv Hnrta Company, Fnrryhurx. MICH, n few
thnrnughl! nrst.cln.. Experienced machInIsta and
fn0fdrEA. Hest nf wngcs3 attady employment
, 1881-03-02
ULfNT'E|}-,HdLE HEEJ'.

DAY-FIRST-CLASS
~ vo1ctahlc cook for Gardner House. Cali In
, 1881-03-02

NVANTED-l3T ONE Of THE LAR-
w Erat uhnarate clothing hnuscs In Sew York
Ely tur tt cunning fail trnte, experienced easesup.
Ihnna ainylnR experience n1.d commanding good
New fntk CITY.
, 1881-03-02
SUBURBAN. REIL IsSI,II'I;,

SCUCRH-4t RI:IL E.SJLITEs.
Il it,teenrwnld-Wp hlYe fur snje yhrnIi ttirtr
ms1ss @ Iigs and as'a. nenr lt od
Milwaukee Division Ut lt,t NNrt,w ca:srn HnfIrost
Lhs prpGFtY fln* fF,tth... Of Annrttr NJ ne On
Green ltnyns unit extends en.twnruY tuyyuris ltln
pt;.tniIont .i.,i II iIorou k',sar". Eranst"n-tv.
Of four runs kth cellar xail. bAsI Aftd tvrryttifI
10 make 4 he-trabln iacS Nu!I ns KUoG tnvust-
;sluht III tho pr!cu asked.
IL CsIf1etA on H1n1tt rnnd, extending from How.
i. il. KERFoorS 4 CO..
vi DGarburr-st.
, 1881-03-02

E'OK SA LE-slG.mo, A SPLENDID
~. tmshe.n 9cthgoil.ffnnt R-toom brick dwelling
nhd lot 2sxls.: h'nse rHa!us heep Mtclxan.nv,,
";tMssn TwGny'khlrti And fwehty y-fDurtl.sta; Ger.
=. liEU-Sle' enom house and Int esxt2i Butter
esd-Nts f"nts fnr ~ IHr mtth; tits property Is
glap ~ y &!9, but need money and wti SCI! ~ oncs
ltnoM L ~ NndIsnp It.
, 1881-03-02

ITO SA !. E-WEsT JACKSON.Sr.,
\ ntns Thrrn; htroom hou'c. chent. 81, ,uN HAN.
liAS l.1S3hiltE.N. Il md ~ In Sa1lr.st.
, 1881-03-02

= 7IE7s5l .Fl1F79 "
r OST~-I LEFT ASMAIL OLD POCKET.
i tH,uk Uf the cutittoE nf delivery clerk uf thu
A,ns,enn i*pfass Ci.. ManrH,-st;. n6ont = i III.
%inrsi i nr drnppeA & uutwerI there und Majnr
Tis"at iIckel II tivanst,n: The findrr vii, pIGate
return u tu nc. ltoom u Major islock, ". n.
tEAuEN. - =
, 1881-03-02

r ,Usr--A BLACK GORDON SET'rEi;
~ ,ln9. nnswnrA nnilv ~ "tlpke." Il luernl re.
Mnti to tlo tIndur i. q. uuCS corner cnsA and In
ilinun.sts,
, 1881-03-02

NNNA1fENVAI.A AND TECHNICAL DE-
signing; for young ulen Il uhanee " hnsn good
aud cheAp iesAoha Hy Jul. WEGMAE, Atoh!tscl.
Designer Vt Art lptVEi0rt k11 Furniture ~ West
ntlfn
, 1881-03-02

I(OAl.D-AND ROOM FOR TWO GEN
ID te!iH. uH Sarth alte. IN ausul private fnnIly.
~lIurs ,har' ata no ather boaEsier.. nnd whrre mb
o!hss IL; sssrss. w' r. '4kS <to s., e. F'teretes
IlUARlI-FOlt TWO SINGLE GENTl.E-
- asun In pr ratio fatHttJ. whero they ratl lnso
tS a'lnf"sts ~ hni,o and ,s,tnia'"n "ngi prefer
, 1881-03-02

r OST-A BUNCH OF KEYS FROM
i ! barn mar zSd Wabaslrnv.: liberal rowarl; NJ
nur 4 4(lnuy
, 1881-03-02

TOR SALE-kESSlSGTON TOW y
y i!,ts. adjoining the Pullman t'nlacs.tnr Works,
the Allen Patent tMr- Wheel Works, anu attrr mann
iFs Gnd !" gTpw rnpi, nSGnn Kenst,irttn md
!a.J terus ty applying u T.. u, SAWYER, Iinntn ii
Portland biuck, corner Warrington and itHr HrbuFp,
, 1881-03-02

TTnROrllnHlA SURE CURE FOR
i l. This .rcA,l dIseasc. llus!drchs of retuec.rts
Hlseh u Itaunstct A,srr@. With eunts stanIA. U.
L.SAEIE.H 4 lIL. Ilfrr. Ind
, 1881-03-02

VTANTEE)-pATTE AT Nc
w INTDA!lY pattern shop, .; and u south Jsf1er.
, 1881-03-02

A GENTS WANTEl}-lN EVERY CITY
n HFtOwn. M capital re9uIf01. AdtrSsA with
, 1881-03-02

lsTElSWAT I'IANO FOR SAl,E-ss00;
~ 7.NculYe tn~DwnaA pkunD tor nns-Aatf ita vRlue,
t'Mll Mt liJ,io. 2i9 s1Atat.kt. ll4Htl -.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-21
AN ANCIENT COTTON GIN.
Found at KnOxViIIe-Over One
Hundred Years Old.

ROCKVILLE Chronicle, III
We we're shown yesterday, at the
hardware house of McClung, Powell
& Co., an interesting relic OF ancient
times, IN theshape ofan old time cotton
gin and carder combined. II was OBJ
tanned from the Stephens family, by
Captain Thomas Il. Oldham, Of Cow
an, McClung & Co.'S. 1t is indeyd o
curious speciman, in these DAYS of
progress and enlightenment. 1t is
known to be over n hundred years
old. 1t is quite simple, made of pine
timber, without paint or varnishr
is small and light, only weigh
iug $50 pounds. 1t was nc
doubt considered a wonderful piece OIL
mechanism. hut it was before the days
Of patents. The machine has not beer
in use for a number Of years, perhaps
but all it needs is a little rigging "
and repairing, and it will take the
cotton in the seed and turn it GU.
carded. Captain Oldham remember
the machine, and remembers to hayt
worked it when a small boy, and j
was an old one then. 1t has pieces o
old newspapers pasted about over it!
cylinders, one of which may be no
ticed to be a bit of the Knoxville
Register Of the year 1917.
Captain Oldham will send ii in
few days to Atlanta, to be placed or
exhibition at the Cotton Exposition
1t will be an interesting exhibit.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-21
OId Trndlnons Of the RInn.

A tradition has been handed down
through several generations hal in
May, 1911, Fernando de Soto, the great
Spanish explorer, discovered the Mis-
sissippi river from the bluffs on which
the city Of Memphis now stands. These
bluffs we're then covered with Indian
Wigwams thick as stars in the milky
way. The bsrbaric splehdor Of the
chiefs, dressed in the rewards Of the
chase and the sutocratie power exer
ciscd by them over myriads of follow
ers, impressed itself deeply upon the
mind Of the sun-burned warrior Of
Spain, who aspired to be the ruler Of
an empire.
The wilderness that stretched far
away in every direction swarmed with
game that furnished food and clothing
to the SONS Of the forest; the mighty
river and adjacent lakes supplied the
luxury of the fnny tribes to their rude
leasts, and lavish plenty poured its
wealth around their camp fires.
Here the Chickasaws reigned a
proud, prosperous aud warlike people.
Here their council fires were built and
aged warriors deliberated over the
interests Of their people. Here the
courage and strength Of the young
hunter were tested before being adj
mitted as a warrior. Here the dusky
maiden listened 70 the pleadipgs Of
love beneath the shades Of the mighty
oaks, and the old, old tale seemed ever
new to willing ears. The Spaniards.
though wearied with toilsome marches.
severe fighting with hostile tribes and
the many hardships incident to the
Wilderness through which they had
passed, felt their spirits revive as they
beheld the great river and at z time
when approaching summer made both
air ssd sky romind them of their far
distant homes in sunny Spain.
Thes soft and balmy breeze from
the solth came laden with the
perfume Of the wild flowers
that carpeted the green sward
in abundant profusion. The sinking
sun bathed the western sky in a food
Of glorious light, shaping, with the
master hand Of nature. The purple.
silver grey and goigsous-iintsd clouds
into domes, aud towers, and temples,
and aeecy mountains Of snow, which