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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-02-05

Kingdom Of the Hawaiian Islands.
Andrew WEIGH VS.. Thomas Spencer-in Bankruptcv n.
fore Chief Justice Harris
Whe:e cas- an order issued on the 18th day Of January In
slant 10 the Marshal, directing him TO take possession of a..
property Of Tomas Spencer OF lilo, Island Of Hawaii, and "a
mt his counting houses, store houses, effects, books and ~
pers under lock and seal, on the petition Of Andrew Wrlrh
alleging that said Spencer is indebted 10 him ia the sum !"
81. 600 and over, aud that said Spencer has committed diver
acts of bankruptcy.
Now, therefore, il is ordered that MONDAY, the t4th d.v
of February, A ID 1881, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at nv Char,
beers at AlIiolani Hale, Honolulu, be the time aud place a,
hearing said petition and deciding the question Of said snep'
GERS bank ruptcy if disputed, aud that notice thereof be given
by Publishing this order for three successive weeks in the
Hawaiian Gazette and Pacific Commercial Advertiser ana
th Il said Spencer be served with a copy Of said peution ana
a summons to appear at said time and place.
Witness my hand and the EEL OF said Court at Honolulu
this 25th day Of January, A. ID. 1881.
CHAs. e. HARRIS.
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Ccurt
Attest: JNO. T.. Clerk. ja0a
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THE genius of Beaconsfield leads the
British Empire, though Gladstone be in
the seat of Government. If Europe were
disarmed ; if Asia and Africa had in them
elements of seIf-Organization; fall America
were one great republic n if an Oceanic
Empire were established in the two great
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THE PACIFIC
GOmmtrtlalA OOertlsrr
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 5. Isl
COURT NEWS.

On Tuesday, the 1st instant, Her Royal
Highncss the Princess Regent held a first
Cabinet Council with His Majesty's Minis
tiers.
Or Wednesday, the I'd instant, Her
Royal Hfghness the Princess Regent, &C
companied by His Exeellency J. o. Domi-
mis-. called Supon His Excellency the
Minister Resident of the United States and
Mrs. Comfy also, upon H. B. NJ. Commits
sioner and Consul General and Mrs.
Wodehouse also, upon the ladies of Minis
ters,-Mrs. w. l.. Green, Mrs. II. A. P.
Carter, and Mrs. ]. s. Walker.
THE Regency of the Kingdom in the
hands Of a Princess, recalls to the mind the
important part that female sovereigns have
played in the history OF races cognate to
the Hawaiian. In that Eastern Archi-
pclagO of whose early inhabitants the pure
POlynesian race are undoubtedly descen-
dants, female rulers have been favorites
from time inmemorial. OF eighteen sover-
cigns who have reigned over that Achinese
nation whom the Dutch nave found such
Tesolute and troublesome tributaries, thir-
teen were females. In Celebes, the Bughi-
nese are governed entirely by females, only
n female from the ranks Of the mobiles being
eligible to the throne. The part hat illus
trious women AVE played in the history o
the ATian races in western Asia and in
Europe, is familiar to all. Amongst the
English, the reigns of Elizabeth and
Victoria, are reckoned as bright pages in
the history of their country, and the days
of Queen Anne are known as the "Agus-
tan period" of English literature. Nor
does Hawaiian history lack examples of
the influence Of illustTious women as rulers
and counsellOrs, Kaahumanu, Kapiolani,
KekauluOhi and Kinau are names almost
as illustriOus in the annals of these islands
rs that Of the great Kamehameha himself.
Their capacity as displayed in the position
of KUhina Nui has been recognized by all
writers OH Hawaiian affairs, even by those
who, for various reasons, entertained feel
ings hostile to their rule. To Hawaiians
therefore, whether native or foreign, it
seems not only natural but suite appro-
pirate that the Regency shoul be in the
hands of a Princess of the Royal House.
They entertain no doubt that the mantle
Of authority worn by Kaahumanu and her
Successors, has been laid upOn shoulders
which it will be found to fit.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS.

an 3i-5tmT Likelike. from WindWard Ports
'eb 2-Stmr MeifOO. from Canton
@Claus Spreckels. from EahuIui
@SchT kulamanu. from EOhaIa
+Schr MaIOtO
"A p Jordan, from San Francisco
HBktne Ella. from san Francisco
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Nr@ advertisements.

IN SUPREME COURT OF ~.
II waiian Kingdom. Kaakaua, by the Grace of Cd IA
Hawaiian Islands. King The
To WiuiIm c. Parke, Esq, Marshal Of the Kingdom
Deputy, greeting: You are hereby commanded IN ~ bis
Henry Giles. defendant, in case he shall file a written .--hoa
wih:r my days after service hereof to be snd sSsSr
I. b, f,rs lac supreme Court az the October Term there 1tT-it
held at the Court Room of the Court House, Honolulu r. 20 he
Island Of Oahu, on Monday, the An day Of October \, We
O'Clock, A. NJ to show cause why the claim Of FmnsH,Ne
NJ. Giles. plaintiff, should not be awarded her, purspar, :. a..
tenor of her annexed petition. And have you then A. mhe
This writ. with full return OF your proceedings thereon Nhsre
Witness. Hon. CHARLE @. HARRIS, Chief Justis.. -
supreme Court, at Honolulu, this % day Of October iV5r
1880.
Csigned) A. ROSA, Deputy CL,t
No service made on the within summons, the Wibfn -
toned Il. Giles having left this Kingdom on the Ism aS In,
August, 1879, on the German bark Mhlyina for Hongkong "
(Signed) w Z. PARKE, Maria
Honolulu, Oahu, ss:-I hereby certify that the within 49,.
foregoing is a true and faithful copy Of the original ~
issued In the Libel for Divorce, Emmeline A. NJ. Gill; ~
Henry Giles, and also Of the MarshaPs return thereto; ana ~,
by reason Of said Marshals return the Court, at the Jsr,.-
Term thereof. A. ID. 1881, did Orier the case continued ID ~
next April Term, A. ID. 1881, and that la the meantime ., ~ ~
tested COPY of said summons be printed as prescribed hv -
Statute, requiring the said Respondent to answer All ~ ny
April Term.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand ,ht, 4,
JNO.E 4. BARNARD,
f5 Ct Clerk Supreme Court
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KEALIA RICE PLANTATION KaIIaI

ALL PERSONS X ERy wARNEI
from trespassing upon the grounds brlonging 10 IN
heaha Rice Plantation. Orders have been given 10 10, cibly elec
any person or persons found upon the said grounds After
p' m OF any day; and said orders viii be enforced.
onhesiia, Island Of Kauai, oct 9th, 1880.
On was CHULAN a co.
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For San Francisco. per bk Kalakaua. Feb 2-s Pogue *
wife. l. Patton. Col s Norris. Miss Murray. m Won
3chuen, Il Wright. Carl Peters. ] Heyier. IL VI Zcfther.
Ahueser. n Lahusen. NJ McKeuAn. ID : Smith. Mr. Roe.
ct smith, ChAs Albert. VIM Madden. Mr. Harrison, Juo
Shusten-
For San Francisco, per bktne Discovery. Feb 2-J Il
Tsynrd. Mr. Doaerweich, Mrs c II Light and , children.
Mrs A Brown
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WI referred last week to a rumor which
has been spread abroad as to q German
Protectorate for these Islands. The thing
is too absurd to ave a second thought be-
slowed upon it, and we only recur to it to
observe, in excuse for those who may have
listened to and repeated it in other coun-
tries, that it is only too easy for a man who
has gone abroad as a Hawaiian Agent to
give by his own talk a little color to such
marc as this, however absurd they may
be intrinsically.
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Honolulu, II. l., July Il
NOTICE.

a LII ACCOUNTS DUE y OWING To
IN the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER Office up
to and including the 3Olh day Of August, must be settled with
j. II. Black only. And all indebtedness mp To the same date
will be settled by J. IA. BLACK.
Honolulu, August 30, 1880. se4u
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Notice of Dissolution of CO-PartnerShip.

~ VII r CO-FA x y EhNFITF HENEIUFUNE IN
j isting between J. 8. Walker, n. 5. Spalding and Nm. q.
Irwin, under the firm name Of wM. G. III n Co, is his
day dissolved by mutual consent. All liabilities will be as
sumed and indebtedness collected by Vim. q. Irwin, who
alone is authorized to sign the firm name in settlement Of It's
affairs. J. !. WALKER, .
u s. sPALDfNG,
WIN. q. IRWIN.
Honolulu. II. J.. IulY lst. 1850.
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NEW LAW OFFICE

M &. 10 ES. (Aeko) Attoruev u.a -
w. . sellor at Lay and General Land Agent and COLLEGE,,
NH practice IN all Courts OF the several islands In ,ha KT ~
dom Office first room over the store OF DnIineham a r %s-
no ~
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SPECIAL. NnrIrr

'EfHE PU Bic X INFORMED
uHt Ching Hin Him Is the only Authorized Rnsinsss
Agent OF Yuen kee b Co, having the power 10 recein, h;,ls
or contract debts for our arm. ""''
Honolulu, Jan. 10, 1881. ~.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

VENHE UNDERSfGN DESIRE To IN.
form the public that he has purchased from Chung How
all the right and title TO the Watch Repairing and Jeweiry NJ
tablishment, located at No. SO, Nuuanu street, and that he Ia
no" prepared to repair Clocks and Watches in a satisfactory
manner, and at reasonable rates.
An bills due to Chung Hoy must be paid to him and he
alone is responsible for debts Of the concern to this da,s
Watches and Clocks which have been left with Chung uo. -
repair, may be obtained on application to the new pPonris,oS
Honolulu, January 18th, 1880.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

Brig Nicholaus
Sch sarah Ann. Johnson
Bark Lizzie Iredale. Mossop
Big Sheet Anchor
Claus S~preckeis
Chinese stmr Meifoo. Cunningham,
A Jordan,
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BIRTH.
. Lord L.ndsdorne.a prominent Enrli.h No

In this city. February 9Th. 1851. to the wife Of J.. G.. NJ
sheldon, . son
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WANTED.

a LII KINDS OF HIDES. EFT
IA Also, Sheep and Goat Skins, for which the Highest Cash
Price will be paid.
2. o. BOX 40. HUGH MACKAY
iy3-6mA Proprietor Ilonoulu Tannery, KObOloloa.
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AUR. w. l.. N MR.. III, MAC.
I'VE FARLANE will act for me, and my firm. under a Joint
power of attorney, during my temporary absence from this
Kingdom.
C. w. M~ACFARLANE.
Honolulu, January 18th, 1881.
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On Tuesday, the 1st instant, Her Roya
Highncss the Princess Regent held a mrs
Cabinet Council with His Majesty's Minis
tiers.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24
TIE SIN FOR 1851.

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Missionary Baptist.

REV. }. ". MILLION picaches NJ Coal
SPRUCE, I'd sabbath III each month aud
SATURDAY beiurc-At Shaioh, near Lisbon.
4th sabbath Of each month AID Saturday
brtulc.
REV. - MCGEE, pIrs,les at Homer.
Oh the 81 Sabbath auu Saturday lefOie OF
each month.
REV. A. HARRIS breaches at Antioch {,
LIST sabbath OF each month aud Saturday
before Colquitt, I'd Sulhath-At kocky
Spring, Sd sabbath Of each month aud
Saturday befurr-At NrN rirLdehip, &th
Srbbaih and Saturday sfoie.
REV. n. z. AhDlS pre- tle. at Athens,
lst Sabbath III each n.oith aud ssiuiday
before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

"A beautiful Young lady gave me
my first glass ut VINE, nnd now
am in prison coild,mnr'l Ia be hung
Tor the murder of my vile while III
a drunken spree" Thus sl"kr The
tn,ut cti;rttal. That same htanIi
iui Young lady Vas the murdered
vile Of Tins militant, hui urtoriun
ate man. No wise woman Wit
hmows the danger at sIioEg dllnh
and the iurrr oi habit IN men. Vii
ever tempt u man Young OF oIu' IL
the first glass ct wine.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

"Whai,' said - teacher, lis that
invlnrittc power that pr, vents The
wicked man from sleeping AMI raus'
rs him Ia toss almnl Llp"n his r,l
inu, and What should he lo Ia rnl'tl
that peace which passc,h all under
stauringi" sew up the hole III the
mosquito bar" WAS the prompt al
Surr from the bad Toy AT the foot
ot the class.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

\ bed of the finest quality ut
paint or metal polish has been dis
covered in Clarks>lllr, Tenn. IN II
cave. There are two s'ratas. one al
the color of white teat and the Ut IT,
rr ~ beautiful Uhre color. Ap.
piled To rusty metal il leaves the
tinrst' polish.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

Charlie! Charlie!
Clear and sweet the voice rang
out over the common.
That's nuah~ir cried one at the
boys, insiamiiy throwing down h's
bal and picking MP his emp "''d
jacket.
Don't 60 yet !-havr II out!-
just finish the game! cried the pia, :
rrs ia noisy chorus.
Il must gr right on this minute.
| told unihrr Id come Whenever
shr called.
MAKE h'iiev- you didn', heai!
But did hear.
Shell never know that you did.
But | know il, and
let him CO. said n bystan,lrr.
You can do nothing with him.
He il tied to his mothers apron
strings
Yes said Charlie. 'and there Il
where every hoy ought to Ike tied
and IN u hard knot too.
But | wouldn't b~ such baby
IA to run the minute she called,
said one.
i don't call it bnl'lish Ia Keel
ones wor,l!' sail the ul",llcnt boy
u b.nniilnl light glowing IN his bin
eyes. i call il mani; for II trilo
to keep his word To mis- mother. AN
il he doesn't keel, it I" her, YOU 81
il he keeps j. 10 a,, one e.sc.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24
NJ. ROOS,
Wholesale Dealer In
Havana 4 Domestic Cigars,
Tobacco, Pipes, Snuff,
Whistles, Wines
and Brandies,
Ne, II Texas street.
shreveport, L'o
h.n ICE in great quantity kept constant
,v ~, hand aud for sale in lots 10 suit pnr-
rhr>'rs a..
Nov. 10, 1879.
MINDEN HOTEL.

THE travelling pnblic and rrgnlA, oo 'iI.
| CIR. will bud this house rs eomfoltsole
and we'll supplied IA. tue resources and con con,
ditiop of Oh. country will permit. Inc
charge. arr very reas"naIl.. The stage
Stand is fep' at this Hotel.
have also attached TO my hotel her
and cnmmodiou. stable. well supplied WIN
n,rx.ndrr and water aud II good ostlrr al
uav. on hand to attend "a stock.
The travelling public VII do well 70 give
me call a. j. MI
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

Emperor William WAS recently
presented with curious pen that
supplied itself with lux while VII
ting. The old Kaiser thanked the
donor, and said: Il should like Ia
own II pen that would write "iti,
villa, is good aud true; and then !
wish all our Journalists AMI report
rrs might each have one just like II,
and use no other
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

Larger than The State al
Ehmle Island. yet Baldwin Conn'I.
Aha. with n inpmlati'n at 9.VN', has
not resident lawyer and but on,'
oh, stefan.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24
An O6l civ man nurcha se,l +,

An Oil City man purchased ~
small handlnlluvs, tpk it home.
aud told his wife he had concluded
To blow his brains our, Whrrrnl"i
she replied that smaller slz,'l bel
lows would have ansM cred The pnr'
pose better.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

There il ,hi- difference between
Happiness aud wish"n: he that
thinks hl,n>,lfih,. hLpplrS man real
II il 80. hat he that thinks himself
the wises, is generally the greatest
fnui.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

Love, like II cold la,b, il never
negative, it seldom leaves rs when
il finds us: II once We plunge
into it. il will rilhr: heiglten our
virtues or intlaur our vices.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

The city of Paris has undertaken
to pa, halfilt+ east of The hong CON
trInplairi reconstruction of the S"r-
inn,,-. The. hole cost Ia estimated
at 400 900.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24
Town Of llclnsr:
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Homer Circuit-M. F.. Church South.

Rrv. j. 4. FARMER. PASTOR.
Lsb. CLtl,h - INST SUNDAY III enc
mouth. NJ IL o,lk. "A III. h"mrt-secona
aud FuuIth sundays M each mouth, at IL
n'cIk, and Youth Sundays n. 9 p III g.
Ayi1oua-1huG sunda.. ~ 1t IN, and
~.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

Every man is iond Of striking the
nail on the head. Int When II hap
pens ~ h+ his finger nail. his rn.
thusiasm becomes wilk and inc,'l,e-
rent.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

REV. J. T. DANlI SCN. fttsId,nt,
J. II. IHAlPEIL, SECRETARY.
T.. 7. !EpRETTl Z. l.. A. tOhAlt h.
II. =. M,iAklANp. I NhiuEtMAN,
" L itn>Nkk.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

Marrying Ivy telegraph and tele
phone has wcomr very popular. II
prevents the preacher frou kissiug
the bride
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24
Claiborne Circuit Methodist Protestant
Church.
Pre>byterian.

REV. J. T. DANlDs On breaches at H.
m-r, lzt aud aih Sabbaihs Of each month;
At Mindrn. I'd Sabbath Of each month;
Al STATE Line 81 mch. I'd sabbath If each
month; At Athens, ith sabbath of each
month.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24
Cumberland Presbyterian.

REV. +. L. LEAlH breaches AZ Haynes-
willie the Hurst sabbath in ,l,l ntitl and
saturday bcioir-At st. lhH,ant Second
sabbath III each month AID Saturday be-
fore.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

y. BAN correspondence shonld he with
VI. A. Danrhin IT, aldv- IT, all cas-s the
tickets thu ms,lNrs arr s4-ni. aid never cir
rulars "tf,rirg ,rtiiicatrs ~ Hu>thirg else
INSTEAD. ANY me proposing to rfirr any
Thing els" lay rircn sr "r "lbrl Wis, on bis
own IL half OF that of the Company, 10 a
swindl-r.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

When a nan's money IL gone his
friends drop of like buttons from II
pair Of ready made pants.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24
Hoyncsyille Circuit.

REV. ! \. MILLER, Pastor.
Coluultt-Tir>' Sabbath. NJ II o'cIk IN
GraN's Chaprl-fital Sabbath. at nj
VI hlir Hall Sctu'd al II III
Crystal >Wing- Second ST l. III
HAYNES, inc- bird at II q NJ
New >alm-l hiId 1T y IN
VI. Z,ru-Fourth sabbath and Saturday
preceding.
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IT MERITS YOUR PATRONAGE.
Material Reduction in Price.
Ar,"iIrai WI"
VAST IMpRON M EMS.
NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
rIEIISIIl.D DAILY AM W ELEll.
Ar rtrfDWI\t, EAIf~

trr.up Ut cluhl, each >nh~crim pei an nm
II -.
H. all eases postage pr'ndid 10y office.
II u,., >,i.li,r> Ind new stoys, daily aud
We, hiN. ~. per copy.
Remittance iN m"u''N 'rlrr. rrgi>t' red
h.ffrf tff ht tjFtt;. 81 pul I'>h.
ANY ISSUE q. Il sample promptly mailed
tr,'.'. an request.
Wrth n~v>. literary. fimIl, and a-,ricnl-
tnral driartmni~ 'gTal I" that Of any pa
rrr aihlish,d ~ the South. II materially
rxcrl> ali others ia IT, markets. cnmm rcial
aud industrial rcvirN- aud p"liti'al de
parfmenis "
Address THE DEMOCRAT.
New Orlrlus. Ia.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

The number Of dpnihs In the
world In one day is nearly 8S, c0'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24
[Bd..D!

This i, the only Lottery ever voted on .!
the peopl. ofa State, aud 4ndrI s,s W. at
ri.ion Of the L. :. Suprrme Court at WASP
iaytpu, il The only Legal Lottery now III
the United stairs. all other charters nav
iur been repealed or having no existence
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

1t II asserted that the common
Uiacs ant Is largely cultivated ny
the leading UrciIdi,iists ut Northern
l!al, and Southern Germany. Inc!
DrlIc,e tile Insect 10 Uc ihr iiuit
riuNers prst friend. IueI cslaU'
,lsu ant ttfis tt tHcit ofeHattts. Hiia
leave the Trees III the eAciusi\e rdfe
nj tue iinN cu,ulhsIs, whose ii'"t Is
devoted 10 claUlng the STEMS ~
tue tluII trees aud viransins inrif
udIh aud .rd\tS al al tnaicIhrtoIs =,
ualuic as Wet as rnbilul'c. Inc
s,,uus thus srvuI,u ale UrUusift III
the rIuuiri aiIu consumed ~ safety
stored away. lhry never ne,idnc
Milh suuhu IruIt, uui invade u"iI
such apples, pcaiS ana lh''h'S "s
/ have aIra,iy been penetrated D.
! the caukcr which thcl eIiiulsritss
N Illi,ur 10 It's id>tnrS>rs "ittift'
ltr ,ciN heart ui the iIuit. ~"
Mhvrr al. apple and pear 'iet' ~
! nee. nom bllnpi iuh destructive III
! srcls as IN Inc Immediate nrlSil"r
noua at II large ant hl,is I'VE ~ III,
,rars old. llie ta\uiilc iuou al TN
ans aI,prais TO bc the lai>@ am,
mI,ll al Those insects most uislIuc
live Ia the lrn,irr shoots aud Iuun,
i,atts ct iiHit ticts.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24
Primitive Bartist.

RKv. NJ. L. IAkhLk lrtsches a. Leba-
non, Let Sabbath Of each nonil AT New
RHmah 2d Sal ! an eitatl ntitl AT ~.
Paron. ath sabbath OF .atl month aid Sat-
urday before.
REV. II. Is. HOWARD preacbes At An.
tod 2d Sal I'll fititl rtiil- ftIIJ.
II. Ahrrcrnnilir tie lei sal sil in each
month.
Rrv 7. }. FOSTER Prcsclct ~ sua-
merf-ld lst Sslls,l III eat l. n.Git tn.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

A muIe's hind leg has only one
seasou. II Ia always beautiful
spsiog
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24
Terrible Sentence.

The sentcnve pro0onrspd upon
Ra,aihac for numbering Henry Nv,
in the str~rts Of Paris ~ 1910 WAS
IA fullowE
.That he have his fl->h torn With
hot pinrrrs and the w"t'"ds
ul,p,l nth melted lead, boiling oil,
etc.; To have his iigh, hand, holding
the r-rirmlal knife. burned IN y mr.
Of sul,hur; To Ire after wnr'i torn To
pieces alive hy fWur horses; 10 have
Lis mrnh,rs reduced To ashes aud
the ashes thrown To the winds.
The same decree ordered that the
boun. il, which he waS born I've tie
molishp,l; that his hibrr and hls
mother leave the Kingdom IN fifteen
DAYS. with orders not To return, M.
der penalty of king hung ami
s,ranglpd;and finally, that his broth,
rrs, sisters, unclrs, etc. give up the
name of Ra,aillan aud take an"'l
rr. under pain eft The same penalties.
Ia the process verbal OF the rxecn
lion the people wished To as-"inir
| Their vengeance WIN Wv Ni'"'""'
tio,r'ot the laws several commenced
10 pull the cords with such emery,
that one Of the mobility. who was
near hy, had his horse put 10 ~ ar
der Ia aid them; and after II lony
hour of pulling. wiih"a' dismrn''"r
men, taking place, the people ct III
ranks threw themselves on III,
bpiy with swoi,ls, knives. aud stick
's' striking. cutting aud irn'i'ng
until il was to Il limb from limb aH'
piece from piece. These pieces they
carried Oh from the txccnti"hcl
dragging them hithrr and thlthr
though the streets with nngovcril
able fury, ut last burning them II
different parts of the city.