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s 3 T?! DALLY BULLETIN: HONOLULU, LI. I., DECEMBER 11, 1889. y - f XV, i -r mi is aits ttdTlttfin WEDNESDAY, DEC. 11, 1889. ARRIVALS. Deo 10 Bk Amy Turner 130 ilnys from Boston Dec li st inr MoknIH from Molokni 8 H City of Klo do .Tnnelio, Ward, 7Ji days from San Franelsco Ilk C O Whltmoro fioin l'oi t Tow n-umd DEPARTURES, nee 11 Kohr Muiy for Ilaualei , SSCIty'ofKlo do .Janeiro for Hong kong and Yokohama at it ii m VESSELS LEAVING TO-MORROW. Relir Knwallani for Koolau Boln' Millo Morris for Koohiu Slinr Mokolll for Latial and Kaunakakal direct at 5 p m PASSENGERS. From wlndwtird noils nor stair WG Hall Deo 10 Ills Mniestv tho Klne. H II Princess Poomtili'claui, U Jones, Jr. K A .tones, Major W II Coin well, Uapt.l Koss, U H Tlcninn, J Costn. C Mcinecko and wlf. Mrs It Lisliuuin. Air Hudson, Ii D Spencer, .1 Kncu, A .1 Ivors, A Bucholtz, wife, and child, Hey S R Davis, lion A Rosa, U E Warren, It K Nnlpo, Al Gouveirn. A Xakamurn, Airs A Klloaplll, Mis W F Kay and child, MisGllerbett, Hon .7 W Kalua. WS Savldge, Mis T W Everett, Mis 1'edngo, Miss H Broin, Miss II Low, Sam l'arkcr, Jr, 13 Parker, Mis U Nor i lo, a others and 03 deck For Kauai per stmr Mlkalmla, Deo 10 MdmoA V do Aincrling, Mis 1 P Kanoa, Hon G If Wilcox, G Sllva and 10 deck. Kroni San FraneUen per hktnc Dis covery, Dee 10 I. M Ebling, SHIPPiHC NOTES. Arrivals at Pan Francisco Nov 27, brig G II Douglas 20 davs from Hono lulu; 29th, S S Australia 7 days from Honolulu; Dec 1, sohr Anna 23 days from Kaliului; 2d bk Forest Queen li) davs from Honolulu. , The burkcutino Amelia sailed from Port Townsend Dec 2 for Honolulu. 'J he bktne 8 X Castle Is off the Mn llne Hallway. The stmr Mokolli bi ought 840 bags sugar from Molokni. Shu leaves to morrow for Kaunakakal and Lanal dl lect. Tho bktno.Dlscovcry came in yester day evening 12 days f i om San Fran cisco with merchandise valued at $13, 083, including 207 ctls barlev, 700 bbls Hour, 42'J bis hay. 00 etls corn, 540 ks middlings, 2750 sksbi an, 100 bbls bot tled beer, 1400 lbs tobacco, and 350 bbls lime. Tho stmr W G Hall brought yesterday fiOOl bags sugar, 30 bags awa, 274 bags (ffce, 2 head cattle, and 137 packages sundries. The I'HSS Kio de .lanciio, Captain Win Ward, anived at 1 o'clock this morning, ij days fioin San Francisco, having left that port on Dec 3rd at 3 :t0 p in. She brought 1 Chinese passenger for this port and several European and Chinese passengers in transit. 201 Chi nese passengers will lake -passage from hcio for Hongkong. DIED. HYMAN At 1720 Washington street, San Francisco, Nov. 30th, Hose, be loved wife of Hyman W. Hymnn, aged 9 years, 5 months and 9 days. EVENTS Drill Co. THIS EVENING. C Honolulu Rifles at 7:30. Oahti Lodge No. 7:30. Mystic Lodge No 1, K. of P., a 2, K. of P at 7:30. Service at St. Andrew's Cathe- drnl,at7:30. Service at Central Union Church, at 7:30. AUCTION SALES TO-MORROW. Br J. P. MORGAN. At 10 a. rn. at the Dudoit House, King street, a large quantity of household furniture, pots of ferns, etc. ERUPTION ON MAUNA LOA. By the steamer W. G. Hall which arrived yestorday, Mr. T. G. Thrum received the following letter dated Honuapo, Kau, Hawaii, December 9th : Tho news of Kau is the strong winds without rain. On tho after noon of tho Sth inst. evidences of volcanic activity was seen near the 8immit of Mnuna Loa at Pohaku Haualei. The line of the flow is seen from here, but cannot tell whether it is running towards Ililo, Jtona or Kau. Pohaku llanalei is where the flow of 1887 first broke out, and Rev. 15. P. Baker noticed tho place when ho went up there. Tho Kinati which is due on Saturday morning will probably bring later news. PAHALA NOTES. Heavy trade winds have beet, blowing for a week and Falmla is in a cloud of tlust, if not exactly pray ing for rain wo are very anxiously hoping for it. Wo have had none since Ifov. 2d. ' flfr. Fuller is havjng wotk dpnp qn, a now spring, which ho expects will add, cqrtsklprably to the volume of water in one of the ilumoa. Alexander Lindsay, assistant Bchool teacher at Palmla, was fined 820 and costs of court at Punaluu on 3rd Inst., for brutally whipping a little six-year old nativo girl at the school on Nov, 2Gth. The pun ishment inflicted on the child was most severe and brutal. The atten tion of the Board of Education has boen called to the matter. Palmla, Kau, Deo. 7th. es ' An amusing incident occurtcd last evening at tho corner of Borotanin and Emma streets. Ono of tho cais had got oil" tho track and tho driver wait fumbling all around in tho mud and wateFto find tho rail. LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS. ItnADtNfi matter on fnttith jingo. Tiik Ladies' AUar Society meets to-monow, afternoon at, 3 o'clock. . . His Majesty tho King letuined from Hawaii yestordny, on tho V. 0. Hall. Tltr.iti: is a prosjicet ef n lioom in marriages tho iiiwt two or llnec weeks. Tin: Oakland-; have won tho chum pionship of tho California baseball league. Tin: Chinese fancy fair will take placo to-monow as announced, mill or shine. Tin: S. S. Austialin i due on' Fri day fioin San Finm-isro with Ihreo days later now. Tin: purser of tho llio de Janoiio has our thanks for a file of late San Francisco papers. .... Mit. r. A. Dias advertises it power of attorney dining his absence lo Mr. J. M. O.orio. Tin: barkentiue Discovery biouglit .$00,000 in gold coin yestciday for Messrs. llibhop & Co. .. Tub b:ikcnline Planter Innugbt two thousand Mexican dollaisfm Mr. Gregg of Fanning's Island. Tun Y. M. C. A. hoys will meet in the Association pallors, at thieo o'clock to-morrow nftomoon. Dn. St. D. G. Wallets of Kauai, was registeicd nt tho Palace Hotel, San Francisco, Dccembei let. IIottomhy to the amount of $3,000 is wanted for repairs and outfit loan able the bark Matilda to proceed to sea. Mametoa is in town. It is not the king, but a Snmoan of that name who baa shipped as a seatnan on the steamer Hawaii. Tiii:ki: was a good nt tendance nt the credit sale by Mr. Levey lo-day. It will bo continued nt 10 o'clock to nioirow morning. The S. S. City of llio de Janeiro brought forty bags of mail for tho Post Office, including fivo bags for thu Farccls post. Major Cornwall reports the cane on Maui as looking in Bplcndid con dition. There had been plenty of rain on the island. Thkre is a slight rise in tho price of sugar since last advices, i)G test being quoted December 2d at C and G cents, in New York. Hon. J. S. Walker; agent of the Royal Fire and Life Insuiancc Co., is distributing very handsome pamph lets and calendars for 1890. H. B. M. S. Caroline armed at Hongkong November 4tb fiom Ho nolulu. She will shortly bo rccom missioucd for the China and Japan station. ii m m .. i . 1 1 A HKMI-ANNUAI. meeting of tllO Trustees of tho Queen's Hospital will bo held at 10 o'clock to-motrow morning nt the Chamber of Coin merco room. Tun red diit UBcd by the Tinm ways Company in repairing theirline on Fort street, looks disagreeably had during tho rainy weather. Its use should be discontinued. You will find a large and varied assortment of fancy articles at the Chinese fair at St. Andrew's Cathc dial grounds to-morrow. Tho fair will be open fioin 2 to 10 p. in. Cuu On, tho Chinaman who tried to liro Mr. Poor's residence, was charged in tbe Police Court this morning with malicious injury and mischief and remanded. Tun Road Supervisor nnd a gang of priboners wero meandering up and down Foil street this morning with brooms and shovels, trying to put tho street in good order but they did not accomplish anything to speak-of. By the Rio do Janeiro news was reeoived of the death of Mrs. II. V. Hyman, wifo of tho senior partner of llio firm of Hyman Bioh. Tho firm's store in this city was closed to-day out of respect to her memory. Mk. John M. Wliinton, who spoilt some weeks bore a few months ago for health, died in Southern Cali fornia, Nov. 28th, of hemorrhage. Ho was formerly well Known as a businebs man in Chicago and Mon treal. Amono other holiday attractions, Howard Hitchcock opens his studio, 98 Hotel etreot, Friday and Saturday from 9 a, in. to 12 in. He has a num ber of inteicsting studies of island sccneiy on canvas. It will bo wort(i the while to drop in and examine his latest productions. Tiik S. F. Examiner of November 29th says; W. T. Monsarrat, a pro minent young Hawaiian, has ie turned to tho oity from a visit to his futbor's home, Loxington, Ky. Mr. Monsarrat is the youngest and tallest of a family of hcven, all of whom are over six feet in height. Ho measures six feet four inches in his stockings. The Third Congregational Church in this city, Fifteenth street, between Mission and Valencia, bus just com pleted extensive improvements in ha house of worship at a cost of about f 1000, In addition, a libeial member of tho congregation, though not of tho church, niado oll'ering of beautii n thanksgiving tiful colored glass windows, which weio a delightful surpriso to tho people loy. .. A. Criizan is tho popular pnutor, Sun Fiaucisco Ciroiict'i SUPREME COURT 1H BANCO. Wj.dsksiut, Dec. 11th. nuroiiR Tin: vvu. cociit. Jolm Cook, trustee of Annn Cay ford, vs. David Dayton, assignee in bankruptcy of Richard Cayford. Assumpsit. Appeal by defendant from Police Court, Honolulu. Ar gued ami submitted. W. O. Smith for plaintiff, A. Rosa for defendant, appellant. t- Tlio other cases on the calendar were continued to the nest banco tenn. TO-MORROW'S FAIR. The fancy fair at HI. Andrew's Cathedral to-morrow (Thutsday)," for tho purpose of raising funds for a new church for tho Chinese con gregation, promises to bo a very at tractive affair. A largo assortment of fancy articles will be on sale, in cluding Chinese curiosities. Re freshments will be piovidcd and the grounds arc to bo illuminated in the evening. The Hawaiian band will be in attendance. The schoolroom will be laid out to repiescnl a Chi nese street ami tho following ladies preside at thu stalls: No. 1, Airs. A. Mackintosh and Mis. Apio; 2, .Sis ters of St. Andrew's Priory ; ,'), Miss Lamb and Miss Grace Robot Ison; H, Mrs. S. II. Dowsett and Mrs. M. 1). Monsarrat; ."), Mrs. Wodchotise and Miss von I loll; G, Miss Dot a Dow sett and Mis3 Severance ; 7, Chinese candy table, Mrs. Ahttng; 8, Ha woiian tabic, Miss Peabody and Miss Grace Cahoolii ; Flower table, Sirs. P. Jones, Misses Wodchotise, Ward (2), Afong (il) and Coney; Lemon ade, Mrs. C. N. Spencer; Tea and coffee, Mrs. Gillillan ; Ice cream, Mrs. D. P. Kellet. The admission to the grounds will bo twenty-live cents. SWEETS of the Sen. eon 1 Choice Kancy and Plain Candid of all kinds, Extra Pino Mince Pics, Finest Ice Cream and Cakes, Christmas fresh (.very day ivt the 434 Iw Cakes, Etc., "Elite." M THOMPSON, Counsellor.Ele , give the law and authorities in writing, applicable to questions of law and facts submitted to him, and shows how, if possible, satisfaction might lia obtained without reort to law, anil alo Indicates the piobable lesult of legal proceedings, If ipsortcd to. Ollleo corner King and Jtctliel stiecK Honolulu, II. I 4LM :it Wanted on Bottomry $0,000 ! ON tho hull, spais, sails, rigging and outward fteighl of the Hark "Ma tiloa," of Sim Francisco, Cal , of the bunlcu of S10 tons register, whereof Edward Howard is master, for repairs and outfits to enable the said vessel to proceed to sea. IVoposols for tho advance of tho above sum will be received at the office of the United States Consul fUc-Genernl nt Honolulu until 12 o'clock noon, Dcembnr 14, 18t9 EDWARD HOWARD, M.isior. Honolulu, Dec 11, 180 42B Ft LOST A NOTE for ?100 drawn on Messrs. Scbacfer & Co, Honolulu, in favor of iih Sinic. Payment liss been stopped. Return to H. T. BRODEIUCIC, 423 31 llouokau, Hawaii PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. MK', FRANK B. AUERUACH 1ms this day been udmittid a partner n our linn. J. E. BROWN & CO. Honolulu, Dec. 1, 1889. 423 lm LAROR AGENCY. ALABQR AGENCY for supplying plantations with laborers and other?Vvith servants, has this dny been opened at the ollleo of J. E. Brown & Co., Merchnut street. Bell Tele. 172, P. O. Box 4S1). Addicss care of J E. Brown & Co. N B. Japanese Labor a specialty. . II 11IRATA, 423 lm Manager. NOTICE. DURING my temporary absence from thu Kingdom, Air. J. A..M. Ozorlo, manager of Messrs. M. A. Gonsnlvts& Cn , Hotel 6treel, will act for me In all business matters under full power of attorney. P. A. DIAS. Honolulu, Dec, in, 1880. 4j 3t Notice of Revocation of Power of Attorney. "VTOTIOE Is hereby given that I have LN Tuvokcd, cancelled and mi mil led the power of attorney given to .Inlin I Colburn and dated April IB. 18SD LILIA K. PIIKOI. Honolulu, Dec. 10, tb9. 421 4t Prof. G. SAUVLET, MHO, VIOLIN & SINGING LESSONS, Residence; No. ID'S Nuuanu Avenue. Mutual Telephone No, GDI). nor.S0 -3m LADIES' NURSE. M R8. MONROE, Indies' nurse, has removed to No. U, ICitkni lane. Feb.14-80 NOTICE. HAVINO bought out Mr. W. II. Page in tho "Honolulu Carriage Manufactory," at 128 Fort btreet, I am prepared to continue the above business under tha old name of Honolulu Car riage Mauufactoty, and being an old experienced carriage builder I solicit the patronage of my old friends and the public in general, nnd with my thorough knowledge of thu btifaincss and with ex. nerienccd workmen and using only the best material I guarantee general satis, faction. Pleuse call and bee me before going elsewhere. (Signed): GIDEON WEST. Honolulu, Orl, SH, IKSiij Mil if HARTaC0J XhonoluluJ' Aaction Sale's by James F. Morgan. Household Furniture AT AUCTION. Oil THURSDAY, Deo. 12, AT H) O'CLOCK. A. 3( , At Hie "Dudolt 'House," Kins street, I will hell at Pub ic Auction, Household-:- Furniture Oompi Islug B. W. Marble-lop Bedroom Set, Marb'c top Center Table, LntLU Center & Sofa Hugs, 1 Upright PSAMO, (BaBsenhoff Maker); Chandeliers. Mirrors, Painted Bedroom Set, Single Bedsteads & Mattrasses, BUUEAUH, Diuhig'-miim Table & Cliali, Crockery & Glassware, Uncle Hum Improved Utilise, Pots Kerns, Etc., Etc., JAS. F. MOIIGAN, tai at Auctioneer. MAGiG LANTERN A SMALL INVOICE Just the Thing for the Holidays -at inr.- Pacific Hardware Co. 424 tf fiST 6T MUD -a -a NOW that tho rainy seas in is upon us, everybody wnnls ft door mat that will be nn ornament at the ft out door, nnd will thoroughly do the work required of it. The Ilartman Steel Wiw Mat! Is just llio thing. Tt cannot Vecotno snaked by tain, as Is thu esse with tibor mat", and it always keens clean. IJe'tng made of Galvanized Wire They Cannot Rust As do many of tho wire mats now in use. They are far superior to and far more durable than liber or rubber. Can bo had of Steel Wire at Hawaiian Hardware Co., Opposite Sprcckels & Co.'s lVink, 42ttf Port street, Honolulu. .1. K. llltOWN. I'. 11 AUEUI1ACII. Have removed from their old stand, 23 Mtrchuut street, to moie conve- nicnt premises in t lie "OLD HONOLULU HALE," On the Wnikiki side of the Post Ollleo, Merchant street, wheic they will .still carry on their old business of COMMISSION MERCHANTS ACCOUNTANTS. Conveyancers & General Agents REAL ESTATE FACTORS & COLLECTORS. ISF- As n new departure in collecting, weekly returns will invariably be made. NEW ZEALAND MULLET ! A few cbcs of 4 dozen cases, still on hand, of the favorite this celebrated fish, in of tills season's catch, Also, a email quantity TAHITI BAMBOO (for Hat Making), on sale. 421 ! WANTED AN Encrcetlc, Trustworthy Man as collector and to make himself generally useful In the olllre. Address, stating last place and terms desired to "P. O. Box 409." 42.1 tf WANTED BY a Portuguese a situation as a driver or gardoncr in a family, where ho can do all kinds of work and bo generally, useful. Best of references. For furlhttt- particulars npplv to M. S. PERRY, 422 01 "Perry Block" TO LET. pOOS Furnished orUn. X furnished, at No, S3 Emma street. No children, 0tf TO LET FURNI8HKD Cottage on Emma turret ml. joining Mrs. Love's lesidcncc. Apply on premises, or to W. F. LOVE, At Pacific Hardware Co.'s store. 422 81 Houho & Lot For Sale I WILL sell or leise my Dwelling Ilntno and Lot at icaapuable terms. For fur. thcr particulars annlv to ' RAYMOND REYES, At Watcrhouso's Queen-et. store. Kidihi Wacna, Deo a, 18SD. 411) lm IIomho & IiOt For Sale A LOT and Cottage situated M. inauka of Bi bonis Col lege. Also, 1 hack, harness and 3 horses. For particulars apply to 41S2W BAMUEL KANOE. Ex "S. S. liiosa Novoabor 25, 1889. ATTRACTIONS At the Double Stores of tho Hawaiian News Go. 5 A '7 atrrrhntit MI. Our Holiday Slock of Novelties ("o.uprlsu the largest anil cbolcist line of ART -:- GOODS fly "Prnng," of Boston; and It. Tuck ii Soih, of Loudon; ever before houn in Honolulu. Xiuns Curd by tho Million, Prom 5 cts to $5. Books & Booklets, For old and young. Many olher Goo Is imposslblu to ctitunernle. t&" Call early and get Ilrstcliolcti. The Hawaiian News Co.'y 4tt If HOLIDAY SON .1. T. WATKItllOUMI tore Has jtnU opened out a large assortment of Goods suitable tor the JEffoliday -:- Trade Comprising .HAND PAINTED NOVELTIES, . WALKING, TALKING, AND Yes and "No Dolls ! And Dolls of every other dcs. crlpiion. New Games, Footballs, And other kinds of Bnlls. VELOCIPEDES,-:- CARTS, WaRon, Dlcyclcs, Doll Catrlages, Hocking Horses, Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc. Toys for the Million NEW STYLES IN DItY nnd FANCY 4C8 tf ttOOUS. HOLIDAY JEWELRY J. HUBASH Will icturn by the "Australia" next trip, with the Finest Assortment of Jewelry, Ever seen in Honolulu, including the latest patterns nnd designs In Diamonds, Pearls, RUBIES, ETC.,, ETC. From Germany, France, Enginnd and America. RESERVE -:- YOUR holiday Pus-chases Till you examine his stock, well known skill in His SE'XaCING IA.XOINX)S Enables him to suit any fnney in orders for special work. 400 tf IRISH LINENS Siitiii for- Holiday Gitls t-t I havo just received from the manufac Hirers in Ireland a large unit nsmrted shipment of Irish Linens of nil kinds. Consisting of - Damask Table Cloths, In new and beautiful patterns with Napkins to match, from tho cheapest to the best qualities manufactured. Embroidered Handkerchiefs, In all styles and prices guaranteed, all handwork. IRISH LACE HANDKERCHIEFS, jciitpmcn'' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, In all styles and qualities. Ladies Handkerchiefs, Of all makes and pntterns, the tlnesl selection ever Imported. Abo, Doyley's Toilet Covers, Towels, &c &c Abo, n few very choice CABINET : PHOTO : ALBUMS, Manufactured by Marcus Ward it Co, (Limited). 403 tf W.C.SPKODIX. Xr. OLITJER, IOt POUT HTltKUT. Ovpicr. Houits; 0 a. m, to 13 m, and 7 v. m, to 10 1'. M. Mutual G0B-X&ATELEP)i0NESrBell 476 Olllcu Hours at Rohello Lane, PiiIhiimi; 1 l'. u, lo ,1 f. M, 4111 tt' I TRADE J MARK OPINIONS OF - ON New Free Tontine Policy OF THK Equitable Life Assurance Society OF THE UNITED STATER A SIMPLE PROMISE TO PAY. From the Ni:w Youk Timk, .Tunc 12, 188!. The Equitable Life Assurance Society has adopted , a jnew form of policy which, like a bank draft, is a simple promise lo pay without condi tions on the back. fProm tho GiiiCAtio IsvKSTiovroii. Always on the alert, ami ever anxioti3 to give the publics the most advantageous contract in life insurance, lite Equitable Life Asiuranco So ciety of New York has, in the past, made many advances on old methods and has been the means to liberalize life assurance in a greater dogrce perhaps, than any other organization. It is not at nil surprising, there fore, that this great company now comes before the people with a new contract, the like of which has not before been known in life insurance From the Kentucky Ruoistkii, Richmond, Ky., Juno lJ3, I8S'J. The Equitable Life Assurance Society has, in ihc past, done more to crcato and maintain confidence in lifo assurance than any other company. Consequently its business is larger than that of any of its competitors. Furthermore, it has now taken a step which practically swoops every ob jection of the character referred to out of the way. The result, undoubt edly, will be that thousands of men who have heretofore lacked confidence in life assurance, will examine the new policy offered by the Kquitable, and assure their lives forthwith. "From Ihc Hostox Post. This company has done more than any other to simplify the assurance contract, and to maintain public confidence in life assurance. I. From the Pacific Undkkwkitku, San Francisco, July 1, 1830.J The Equitable has already established a world-wide reputation for liberal dealings with its policy-holders and for its prompt settlement of all legitimate claims against it, and this new policy cannot fail to onhanoe its roputation for enterprise and progressiveness in dealing with Uie subject of life assurance. t For full particulars call on ALEX. J. OARTWRIGHT, General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands. 330 lm THE VERY IEWEST - Art EJOCOrBlyQ KOK - WKDDING unci HOLIDAY PXllSSIDNTH. Pacific Hardware Go., Id, B. F. DILLINGHAM, President. JAS. G. SPENCER, Manager & Secretary. gfiF" These Goods have just been and are being opened and placed on as rapidly as possible. EGAN Molnci'iiy JUloolc. No. 77 lort sft'ect. IMPOllTERS OF Frencli, Bull aid American Dry and Faacy Goods, CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, ETC. FULL LINE OF HOLIDAY GOODS Kid Ms, Diamond Bye Btt Hose in lied k Plain. nov-27-S'J Gent's Fine Blue Flannel Suits, Young Men's Black French Diagonal Suits I Boys' Fino Light Weight Cassimerc Suits! Gent's Fine Neckwear, Hosiery, Underwear! GENT'S BLACK, FINE STIFF All tho nbovo Goods aro will be sold at VERY LOW FIGURES at Chas. J. FISHEL'S, The Lending Millinery Hotiso, Cornor Fort & Hotel st. LARGEST ! ASSORTMENT or Black Spanish Laco Flouncing, from $1 yard upward. Black Chantilly Laco Flouncing, from $2 yard upward. Ecru, Cream & White Oriental Flouncing; from 60ets yard upward. Extra Heavy (now stylo) Oriental Flouncing, from .f 1.25 yuiil ttpwuid. Dress IMets in Pink, Blue, Red, Cream & Black. Full assortment of all shades of Cashmere, Moiree, Satin Sr Gtoa Grain Itibbon. Velvet Hugs in all sizes just tcceived. Best variety in Cambric, Swiss & Nainsook Embroideries at 33. 3B 3E3Hl3L.1SK.JS &; CO. ' 0 tJW Dressmaking Dopurtincnt under the management of M1RB CLARK. CRYSTAL -:- SODA -:- WORKS, JOHN OK ACE, SOLE MANUFACTURERS of "THE GREAT 1JI.OOD l'URIFIER" SARSAPARILLA and IRON WATER, Ginger Ale, gjar all Sursapurillu, AERATED WATERS GUARANTEED PURE Mutual Telephono 330 tsa Island onion promptly attended to. nnv-8-8!) dm - THE - PRESS THE - LATEST GOODS L. WINTER, Treasurer. received from America and Europe", exhibition in the Upstairs Art Room, , oug-3-8B vm BROWN and GREY FELT HATS. NEW GOODS nnd NEW DESIGNS, and Proprietor. ALf-0 Lemon, Groam & Plain Soda. - o tSr Boll Telephone 29B HN Wares ! M Cgl ; -Jfc V' -- 3bjSlmsMiiL 'h' liM'&fJ ' -$A. iftjxi&ate. t' J: s.. A... 'Isu-8L-J" ? &'.. rli&"Sik