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Homostoftd
Lots in
Hawaii,
South Kona,
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
SHOOTING SCRAPE.
Pledged to neither Sect nor Party,
lint Kntablishcd for the Benefit of Ml.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 2, 181)2.
Kollco in hereby given:
1 ThntU Uitslti Kiilatnukowull, Botltli
Kolia, lluwiill, have, heuti sot apart for tlio
purjioxii of conveying to such perons ux
may wish to nciptlro homestead1" upon
which to live.
1! Maps of tlii"o Lots win bo examined
nt tho I.iind OUK'c, Interior Department,
Honolulu, or iitthc ollloo of .1. V. Kunl
moku, nt I'nlioehoo, S. Kona, Hawaii.
:i .1. W. Kuiilmnku will point out tlio
I-ots to any poron desiring to sec tlium,
forwliii'b service ho will be entitled tun
fee of .f 1 from the person applying.
1 Persons who may desire l-ot shall
apply in writing to the Minister of tho
interior upon a blank form, copies of
which may bo obtained free of said .1.
Kuulmoku.
5 No application will be consldoiod from
persons wlio already own land.
(V Kvcry applicant muxl be of full age.
7 The appliciint will be allow eil ten
years In which to pay for the land, during
Which time it will be exempt from tu.os.
S lie must within one year build a
dwelling house on the Uit and begin to
occupy tlio same, and continue to occupy
it for the remainder of thu term of ten
year-.
U Ho must within three years enclose
the I-ots with a substantial fence.
10 He must pay quarterly in advance
interest upon the unpaid purchase price at
the rato of fi percent per annum. The
purehnscr may pay the whole or any part
of tlio purchase price at any time, which
will stop interest.
11 The preliminary agreement is non
assignable, and the land cannot be sold
until all conditions are fiilllllcd.
l'J Failure to comply with any of the
conditions will work a forfeiture of the
land.
C. X. SI'ENCHIt,
19S-3t Minister of the Interior.
SALE OF LEASE
Of Government Lands in Kau, Hawaii.
On SATURDAY, Septembers, 1S112, at
12 o'clock noon, at the front entrance of
Aliiolani Hale, will bo sold at i'ublio Auc
tion, tbo Lease of tbo Government Lands
of Jlohakapu and I'ohakuloa, also includ
ing ICaalaala mid Kaioula, in Kau, Hawaii,
containing an area of 2!XUJ4 Acies, a little
more or less.
Term Lease for 10 years.
Upet price it'iJO per annum, payable
semi-annually in advance.
Possession of the above Lands will be
gifjn January 1, Ib'.KS.
(1. X. SPKN'OUK,
Minister of the Interior,
interior Oliico, Aug. :1, IS!).'. IS8-3t
A French invontor claims to linvo
solved tlio problem of ocean tele
phones. There will bo ample time
for proof before a cable roaches Hawaii.
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
Every mail brings something fresh
about Emperor William's alleged
imperious ways. Tlio statements of
fact and comments are not always
consistent. Here is one despatch
from Merlin representing the Em
peror as giving wiry to the will of
the majority on the advice of his
Prime Minister, in tho mattor of a
proposed international exhibition,
while right after is quoted a radical
paper's protest against tlio Emperor's
swaying of all important affairs of
state.
In tho debate on tho motion of
want of confidence in the British
House of Commons, tho Govern
ment strenuously contended that it
was unprecedented for Mr. Glad
stone to seek its overt how without
declaring tho policy of tho succeed
ing Ministry-. Mr. Gladstone went
back to 1811 for a precedent, but
was told in reply that there had
been a full discussion .nt that time
of the opposition's policy. It would
go hard with tho Hawaiian opposi
tion to-day to bo compelled to de
clare its policy.
A Native is Fired Upon by a Whito
Man at Capo Horn.
A pistol shot was heard in the
vicinity of Capo Horn, noar Smith
street, about 51:30 o'clock this morn
ing, and presently Kamaka, a police
man, saw a white man running away.
He gave chase and caught him. Two
natives, Naiwi and another, appeared
on the scene and stated that the
white man had fired at Naiwi.
It appears thai John Duane, a
white man, went to Cape Horn with
the intention of seeing a girl, lie
shook Naiwi's gate and called out to
Naiwi, who had just got up and was
sitting ou the veranda, as is custom
ary with elderly natives, smoking a
pipe, to open the gate. Naiwi sang
out for him to go away and not
bother people at that time of tho
morning. Duane persisted in shak
ing the gate and otherwise trying to
force it open. Seeing that ho had
no chanco of getting in ho backed
out in the middle of the road, took a
pistol from his pocket, fired one
shot and lied. John Duane was ex
amined at tho Police Station by
Captain llobiirt Parker, who was on
watch, when tho pistol with olio
chamber empty was captured.
In the Police Court this morning
Duane stated that he went to tho
place to see a girl and was driven
away. Pulling a handkerchief out
of his pocket tho pistol accidentally
wont olL Ho was given seven months
on the reef for assault with a deadly-weapon.
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Bits of Information.
sounds like a piece of
.Viol Francisco, August tfi, per S. S.
Oceanic.
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Syrup
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The measure reported on favorably
by the Committee on Public Lands,
to provide for compelling uniformity
of construction in Honolulu's side
walks, cannot be opposed on tho
ground that a law of the kind is not
needed. Some of tho sidewalks on
important streets are, for long dis
tances, most wearying and wearing
to walk on. They are unsightly, un
even, unsaie. JSiVon tno goou siono
pavements in front of some of tho
nower buildings are out of lino with
abutting sections in either direction.
This is becauso thero either was not
a proper lino prescribed by tho Gov
ernment or tho lino was disregarded
by tho owners.
SALE OF A PIECE
Of Government Land, on Nuuanu
Street, Honolulu, Onhu.
On WEDNESDAY, September 1 1, ls'.)'-,
at 12 o'clock noon, at the front entrance of
Aliiolani Hale, will he sold at public auc
tion, u Piece of Oovornmont Land, situate
on tbo southeast side of Xuuanu Street,
above Second ISridge, and below Jtulil
Street, containing an area of 28-100 of an
Aero, a little more or less.
Upset price, sffldO.
0. X. bPUNCEIl,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Oflice, August 1(1, IrtU.
l!)S-3t
SALE OF LEASE
Of tho Government Land of "Waimano-
uka, Ewa, Oahu.
.On Monday, August 22, IWi.'.at 12 o'clock
noon, at the fiont entrance of Aliiolani
Hale, will bo sold at Public Auction tho
Lease of tbo Government Land of Wui-uiano-uka,
in Lwa, Oahu, continuing an
area of 'ililiO acres, a little more or less.
Terms, Lease for Ten Years. Upset price,
JfXSO per annum, payable semi-annually, in
advance. 'o. X. Sl'KXUKK,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Oflice, July 2!), 1892.
Isn-Iit
GOVERNMENT HOURS.
Hon. J. M. Horner has a bill be
fore the House "to regulate the
hours of employment of Government
employees." It adds an hour in tho
forenoon and half an hour in tho
afternoon to the tale of work of all
employees in Government offices.
There has never boon any public de
mand for such a measure. Presuming
thai each oflico has a fair average
strength of staff for transacting tho
business in tho present hours, it
might bo thought that to increase
tho hours of work would enable a
decrease to bo niado in the number
of employees. This does not follow,
howovor, for dull times succeed
brisk times in the civil service as well
as on plantations, and clerks that
have to work after hours sometimes
will bo found again chewing tho
ends of their pencils in oliico hours
for want of something else to do.
Tho great rush of work in all public
offices hero, excepting tlio Post Of
fice that has no limit of hours, is
from nine in tho morning till about
two in tho afternoon, so that there
does not seem to bo much if any
thing to gain by strotching tho
hours each end. If they could bo
stretched a little in tho middle it
would doubtless bo a groat public
boon.
It sounds like a piece of nieon
gruity that tho rosemary and laven
der are found in most porfect bloom
on tho dreary deserts of Arabia.
Birds do not eat fireflies, and oven
bats, which seem to eat everything
olso that they can chow or swallow,
never touch a lightning-bug.
Tlio highest viaduct in tho world
has just been erected in Bolivia, over
the river Lea, JlSIlfl feet above tho
sea-level and 4008 above the river.
Tho tortoise is tho longest lived of
ail animals. Many have attained
the ago of 250 year.-., whilo one is
known to have mached the unparal
leled ago of -Jfit) years.
The largest whale over captured
was run down liytlio New London,
Conn., whaler Lizzie Simmons in
1881. It yielded 108 barrels of oil
and 250 pounds of whalebone.
Tho three tallest trees, in the world
are believed to bo a sequoia in Cali
fornia, which is .125 feet high, and
two eucalypti in Victoria, Australia,
estimated to bo 'J85 and J 50 respec
tively. Tho oldest English crown is tho
ancient imperial diadem made for
Charles II. to replace tho ono worn
by Edward tho Confessor, which was
broken up and sold during tho civil
war.
Comparison of the results of the
Sunshine Recorder at Greenwich,
England, for fourteen years shows
that throughout tho year tho aver
age daily amount of sunshine is lit
tle more than three hours.
Tho English ivy attains so great
an ago that in England they say it
never dies. There are ivy stocks ten
or twelve inches in diameter, which
are known to have been planted as
slips GOO to 800 years ago.
January 1st was not made New
Year's day in England until 1751.
The proper beginning of tho year is
in March, which is tho beginning of
spring, when nature bursts out into
life again in tho flowers and tho
trees.
Take Good Care of tho Children.
IRRIGATION NOTICE.
Holders of Water Privileges, or tho-e
paying Water Hates, aio hereby notillcd
that, owing to the drouth and tho scarcity
of water In tho Government Itesorvoirs.
tho Hours for using water for Irriga
tion purposes aro from 7 to 8 o'clock a. si.,
and fi to (J o'clock i m., until further notice.
JOHN O. W1UTK,
Sunt. Honolulu Water Works,
Approved:
0. N. SrENUEit,
.Minister of tho Interior.
Honolulu, H. L, Aug. 5, lS'JJ.
lhO-tf
FMDAY, tho 2d day of September,
being tho Anniversary of tho Itirth of Hor
Majesty tho Queen, will bo observed as a
National Holiday, mid all Government
Olllces throughout tho Kingdom will be
dosed on that day.
0. X. SPKXOKIt,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior OfUco, Aug. Z, 1B!)2.
fiOI-lit
.Mil, W. 13. H. OKVK1SILL has been ap
pointed by tho Hoard of Kducatlon, School
Agent for tho District of Haualci, on the
Island of Kauai, In place of Mr. Ohas.
Knelling, who has resigned.
lly order of tho Hoard of ICducatioii.
W. JAB. SMITH,
Secretary.
Oliico of tho Hoard of Kducatlon,
Aug. id, ib!i.'. luyat-aist
Picture Frames made, to order from
Latent Styles of Mouldings, Jtcuova
lion of Old Pictures a specialty at King
Bros,, Jvkl vtreet,
MR. MILLS.
Tlio Bulletin could never in i
history have been blamed for lack of
courtesy to an-of tho religious de
nominations or organizations, or
with showing any partiality for ono"
over any other or all others. It has
invariably published their notices of
services free, and frequently given
much space to tho reporting of their
pulpit and platform utterances. In
short, this has boon a strictly secular
paper with friendship to all denomi
nations in ways that only a nowspapor
can render them assistance. We
wish, however, not to ho held respon
sible for tho views of correspondents
on a religious, any more than a
political mattor. Our views as
to tlio movement to bring Mr. MHIb
tlio revivalist here, from a journal
istic standpoint, aro simply that it is
a concern belonging to tho bodies
inviting him. Nobody is obliged to
acquiesce in tlio movement or oven
to listen to tlio proachor when ho
comes. Still, as we have readily
agreed to givo space to ono portion
of tho public for giving information
of tho movement, it would bo incon
sistent with tho province of a neutral
journal to rofuso another portion of
tho public tho privilogo of criticising
oit hor t ho movement or tho preacher,
Both have boon made matters of
public interest, aiftl neither should
bo afraid of criticism if tho motives
and methods of each aro right, es
pecially as criticism can only in
tensify tho publio interest,
If you have children you will bo
interested in the experience of Mr.
John Cook, of Pilot, Vermillion Co.,
111. Ho says: "Two years ago two
of my family, a young man and a
girl, had very severe and dangerous
attacks of bloody flux. Tho doctor
hero was unable, after a week's time,
to check or reliovo either case. 1
threw tho doctor overboard and be
gan using Chamberlain's Colic, Cho
lera and Diarrhom Remedy. Im
provement was seen very soon and
my children arose in a fow days
from what I feared would bo their
deathbed. It is a grand, good medi
cine" For sale by all dealers. Ben
son, Smith & Co., Agents.
mm
Pacific Hardware Co.
Whito Mountain Ice Cream Freoz-
From ono quart to 12 quarts.
Tho larger sizes with lly wheel.
All attempts to supersede this
pattern have failed.
Call and got a Whitman Patent
Riding Bit, nickel plated.
EUROPE.
PNIin.ST IN CtllUMANY.
Emperor William has decisively
squelched t lie proposed Berlin inter
national exhibition by withdrawing
all official support from the scheme
on the advice of Von Caprivi. In
this instance the Uniperor, who per
sonally favored holding tho exhibi
tion, bowed before the will of tho
majority. Horr-Furth's resignation
is now attributed to his having in
curred tho Emperor's disfavor by
combatting the Schloss lottery.
The Vossische Zeitung publishes
an article protesting against the
Emperor's swaying of all important
affairs of stato. "Tho Ministers slav
ishly ask," says the article, "not what
is best for tho country, but what will
please tho Emperor. The Ministers,
having no other ambition beyond
carrying out tho will of tho crown,
aro hardly endurable even in an
autocratic stato."
This article faithfully reflects tho
feeling which porvades all classes.
Though the energy and good inten
tions of the Emperor aro appreciated
discontent with his imperious inter
meddling prevails everywhere. Tho
instability of public affairs, the con
stant changes, frequent removals
and his uncertain policy havo aroused
a general longing for a linn hand
and unswerving methods, even if
they aro sometimes aggressive, as
under Bismarck.
NAVAL 1TKJIS.
The British twin-screw cruiser
Apollo struck the rocks of Bero
haven Aug. Ill and narrowly escaped
loss in collision with tho Naiad. A
terrible loss of life was only averted
by the coolness and promptness of
the captain of the Apollo. The
Apollo has a great hole in her bot
tom and her machinery is crippled.
The Naiad li:is twenty tons of water
in her after compartment and other
wise is seriously damaged. But JW
their double bottoms both essels
would havo .sunk. The ciuisor Aie
thiisa has left Qiieenstown to assist
t he disabled war ships.
A London despatch describes tho
naval maneuvers as a failure. They
havo taught nothing to warrant a
complete metamorphosis of the
world's navies. The despatch con
cludes: "The only substantial and
visible result is that thero has been
an endless waste of gunpowder, coal
and energy and a long chapter of
accidents. A thinly veiled attempt
to down the torpedo boat lias-failed
and the British taxpayer has been
paying for it."
sxun to a niiiTisu envoy.
Tho Ameor of Afghanistan writes
that he is pleased with tho selection
of Sir Frederick Roberts to visit him
on a mission, but that owing to the
rebellion among the llazaras his
hands are full and he is unable to
name a time or place for meeting
tho Biitish representative.
As for tho Hazaras, tho Ameer
writes that ho will starve them out
this winter. Tho Ameer's decision
is hold to bo tantamount to a col
lapse of tho mission. His altered
attitude is duo to the prospect of
Gladstono being in power.
OCEAN TELEPHONES.
Tho Paris Figaro makes announce
ment that tho difficulty of working
long-distance telephones under wa
ter has at length been overcome,
and it will bo possible to converse
as easy between Paris and Now York
as between Paris and Versailles.
Tho discovery is tho achievement of
a Frenchman, M. Oillot, inspector of
telegraphs, in Paris, The inventor
is fully assured of his success and
has no doubt his improved telephone
will be in complete working order
beforo the end of September.
We have selected two ot
Croup, three lines from letters
freshly received from pa
rents who have given German Syrup
to their children in the emergencies
of Croup. You will credit these,
because they come from good, sub
stantial people, happy in finding
what so many families lack a med
icine containing no evil drug, which
mother can administer with con
fidence to the little ones in thcii
most critical hours, safe and sure
that it will carry them through.
IjD. I.. Wlt.t.tTS, of Mr9. Jas. w. Knot,
Alum, Nell. I frWe " Daughters' College
THEO. H. DA VIES & CO.
Have Opened Their New
China, Glass and Furniture
Salesroom on Kaalmmanu St., Ground Floor,
to my children when
troubled with Croup
and never saw any
preparation act like
It. It is simply mi
raculous.
Hnrroclsburfj, Ky
have depended upon
it in attacks or Croup
with my little datiRli.
in.
tcr, and find it nil
valuable remedy,
Fully one-half of our customers
are mothers who use Uoschee s Ger
man Syrup among their children.
A medicine to be successful with the
little folks must be a treatment for
the sudden and terrible foes of child
hood, whooping cough, Croup, diph
theria and the dangerous inflamma
tions of delicate throats and lungs.
By Jas. V. Morgan.
AUCTION SALE OP
Furniture & Fixtures!
with a
Large Assortment of New Goods, ex Bcnnicre.
SPECIAL DISPLAY OK
ROYAL
WORCESTER, GROWN DERBY,
and Other Pine "Ware.
WEDGEWOOD.
On THURSDAY, Aug. 25tli,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. II.,
At the I'lcmi-L'H, Hotel street (upstairs),
opposite tho l'nntlicuii Saloon, I
will sell nt Public Auction
The Furniture & Fixtures of the Oceanic Club
Comprising
Lace Curtains & Poles,
HrusscN Carpets it ltugs,
l-'iryu Center ltllgs,
Fine OAK SIDEBOARD,
Cane Heat Chairs, Hanging Uunps,
Steel lOngravings,
Oil Paintings, Cromos,
Jlcrixtc.ul, Mallr.issc-., Stair Carpet,
1 Oak Refrigerator,
Ktc, Ktc,
3STew IRugs a-iicl Carpets,
Exiglisli Furniture,
K.a.tta,ii
"Ware.
Fine Show or Glassware, Ivoryw'are, Bohemian Yases, Wine Glasses,
Tumblers, Cut Salads, Etc,
Prices HEecL-uLoed-
MA1BWAKE CO., Ltd
Cummins1 Block., Port Street.
Hardware, Agricultural Implements
AND
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
r.tc
Ktc.
I'.uties wishing to purchase the
above as a whole will communicate with
till' Auctioneer.
jLS. F.
act-iit
jrvEorgctii,
AlHTlONiir.lt.
MR.fLL.BABCOCK
Wll.I. ltr-SHMH II IH
Piano Lessons
SBIPTEIMIBEIR. 1st.
China, Crockery, Glassware, Cutlery
ART GOODS!
l'lOTUKE FKxUIING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
Residence 13 Em in a St.
.Wi-lw
Mutual Tel. 321.
To "Lot or Lease.
PWO
TO LET.
NIOKl.Y r'UK-
rp
.JL iiHicil Itooms, cen
trally located. Inquire nt
Uui.i.iniN Oliico. XMt
Pacific Hardware Go., Ltd.
. S. SACHS,
104 Fort St., Honolulu.
Just Received a New Invoice of the
TO LET.
VTKIKIA' FUKXlSHUn
L Cottage ut MnkiUi,
near lleretuiiiii street car.
Kent I0. Apply this olllcu.
Kil-tf
TO LET.
DUVAIi l'KKMISKS, HI i41
Heietniiia street, on- ffifriTRtfeS
posiiu roil sucei ciiuicu
11 jsau.vra
Apply to It. 1. 1.1 I.I.I U, VU&Sl
tf-cMf At Theo. II. Dimes iv Uo.
TO LET.
X rooms, on .MiikiizIiiu SrVv5
street, willi Bathroom, oat- 3 1 , IT.TWf
--.,.-- - --- . ncs r
lit V. ll.. etc. I omiiitiiulH
one of thu llnest views in Honolulu. Apply
to (177-tf) J. M. VIVAS.
ors.
Pachio JIahdwaiu: Co., Ld.
Fort St root.
"Bank of Hawaii."
Tlioro is soino fours that Ilornor's
"suicidal" Hanking JJill will pass thu
Liigislaturo. To pruvunt this, all
should got a .Bill from tho Hawaiian
Nows Company, study it, and show
up its woult points to all you moot.
ADVERTISING NOTES.
C. J. McCarthy has lots on Liliha
stroot for sale.
After shaving uso Cucumber Skin
Tonic. Bouson, Smith it Co., Agents.
Sunburn relieved at onco by Cu
cumber Tonic. Hudson, Smith & Co.,
Agents.
Ladies' shampooing and hair dress
ing dono at their houses by Miss
Wolf, 711 Berotania street. Mutual
telephone COIi.
Mechanics' Homo, 51) and (il Hotel
strcot. Lodging by day, week or
month 2!ic. and 50c. a night j $1
and .? 1.23 a wool;.
Dr. McLennan lias removed to Ala
kea street, opposite tho Y. M, C. A.
hall, promises lately occupied by Dr.
Lutz. Oilico hours, 0 to 12,2 to 1,
and ovoniugs 0 to 7 j Sundays 10 to 1,
Boll telephone 1!(7 j Mutual (582.
A
t Vl '-
JCAZTrXlj)
. . ..Jiii:
TO LET.
NICK COTTAtiK O.V
Ilereliiuiii street, near
I'iikui street, couttiiuiut:
I'arlor. '1 llcilrooms. ilath-
room, IliuliiKi'oonl, I'aulry and Kitchen,
(Servant's room, CiirriiiKti I louse, Htuhlu, etc.
Trainears pass every l minutes. Apply nt
oliico of this paper, lrm-tf
m
Bad
Stockings
For Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and Children.
Fast Color and
Absolutely Stainless.
Black StooMngs
-A3?e tlxe Best HVEa,cL3.
S. KIIHI.K'II.
s. r.r.vv.
Mooting Notices.
SPECIAL MEETING.
QTOClUIOUMHtS IN TIIK WAI1IKK
O Hugar Company will please taKo no
tice that u ripecitil .Meeting of tho Com
pany will ho helil at the oliico of C. llrewur
.t Company, ou KM DAY, the aith Inst.,
nt i o'clock r. m.
J. O. CAKTK11,
Kccretarv Wallico Hut?ur Co.
Honolulu, Aug. IS, 1MU. fimMw
SPECIAL MEETING.
AHI'KCIAI. MKlITINd OK TIIK
ritockholilersof the llouoiuu Kuur
Company will hu held on BATUMJAY,
Beptemher :M, at 111 o'clock A, M,, at the
oliico of C. llrower A: Co., (1,'d).
A. O. l.OVIIKIN,
Secretary llouoiuu Knifiir Co.
Honolulu, Aug. IS, lb! (J. ftil-'Jw
For Sale.
When you want a Portrait Enlarged
call ou King llrun., get their Price Lint,
and see Sumjilen. They can't be beat!
FOIl SALE
AKUI.I.SKT OK JIOUBKHOU) KUK
nituro us it stands. Thu l.casu of
the I'leinlses No. 112 Kurt street, Is also
olleredfor (Uspo-al, Kuither particulars
ou application to
MltB. I'KDl.Hlt,
m-tf Untliupu'iuihw.
Temple of Fashion
CORXEIi OF FORT AND HOTEL STREETS.
We Just Received
2STe"w- Dress G-oocls,
Ijsiciies' Bedford Caps,
Belts, Latest Style.
Also a Large Line of Traveling Trunks and Valises.
EHRLIOH 8a OO.
.
2T&-w Grood.s ! :LSTe"w Goods !
l'ONGKU DltAl'KItlKri I'OltTIKltKK I'lNKAl'I'l.l! TIBBUK-KATTKUNS
WJII'II'3 DUK.SH (IOODB IN CIIKOKB AND STMI'KB.
lAl'ANIChi: COllDlID OUKI'K.
Ladies', Cliildrens' and Infants' Wear
IN (I WHAT VA1MKTY AT LOW J'MOKS.
A Fine Line in Zephyrs, Cretonnes, Etc.
Ba.tlaiaag Suits in. Ootton a.nci Wool
KOIt I.ADUIS, (1KNTB, AND CIIli.DltKN.
O-AXjI-i .ISTZD SEES OXJK. 3STEW GOODS.
Dressmaking under the Management of Miss Clark.
B. F. EHLERS & CO., 99 Fort St.
